H m ion
PUBLISHED KVCRV THURSDAY
BY I
A. E.VOORHieS
rath ur ii'iiiicHirTiuii;
Ont Ynr, In ilvaiioa, H 26
Hi Months,
TIu-m M untlii, '
Biligla Copies, .(
AiWerllaliii ratea on application, ropy
(or vliaiiK or'aiT'inual Ix Iiamll In uetora
Tuesday noon, otherwise m-iuiik ol Urn
mailer will l charited for at lh rule of Ac
Cor ruimliiK liK-tt. ainitla column. Allera
un ud additions lo copy w III te charged
or at tli rata ol luo ir runniiiK ln'"
i( ooliiinii.
Khtered at th post oltlr at (Irani. l'a-s,
Oregon, a second-class mall matter.
Thursday, January ji, 1901.
M kkh :
(iiiAsrs Pakk, ()ro Jan. 5, ll01.
lly a determined tTurt on Ilia part ol
l'orlland people, open itauililing
stopped aliort last Saturday niglit at 12
o'clock and all the (ambling JuliiU wero
closed donm. Uporta, lomilia aul
kindred fraternity are now cniuleimiiiitt
l'orlland ai a "drad town" ami Kcallle
and Washington towni of Ilka nature
kill make doeldnil kIii In rllc-rall
nouulatlon.
Former Prince, ol Waloa Albert Kd
ward waa proclaimed aa Kin; Ddward
VII according1 to medieval pincilont ,
Willi funlare of tin in pots, rainbow colored
attcmlmils and all tlin fluinnwrr of the
Middlu ages. The English people are
great sticklers for tliw uutward foruit of
luonaicliy, but the Inner emtence of Ibul
Institution fimla little place In llieir
liearta aa limy are virtually a sell gov
erning people. Tim. nionarcli of I lit
Knglisli nation hai no unite, power than
the president of a republic and may be
comldured at hereditary president
rather than aa a monarch.
llilla have been Introduced In the
Ifglslaluio to lln nunilier of J74; 237 In
the liuuse and IV In Hit) aeuale. Ten
bill havo been Introduced by our repiu
Mutative, U. W. C'olvig. The ami
atorial altuation la unchanged. Tin
Vole now stands; Cor hell, 111; Hiniili,
2(1; Mcllride IU; Hermann, 8; Fulton,
II ; Mooie, 2; Ixiwell, I; Williama, 2.
Minllh la the fuslun candidate ami the
luii la expected to begin whim lia sup
porlori take a hand iu the election of
oma if publican. John II. Mitchell,
contrary to prophecy, haa not yet ap
peared aa a candidate.
The (Hipular aiiliuoaity toward the
promised charter wai greatly modified
alter the publication of that document
o that every one bad an opportunity to
tee lor themaelvea what It la and the
manner In which It iIIhmci of the
varioue poiuH ol lutereat. hew lerloua
iibjuctloiia aeem lo lie entertained
though many would rather have it
amended In tbla or that particular. The
petition, to accompany Ita reeentation
lo the legislature waa very generally
Igiird by Ihoao to whoui it waa pre
sonted, only a lew refining lo sign. It
received the signature ol every member
of the council. Covering, ai It doea, m
many polute, It naturally la ronlraiy lo
the preferences of many on dillorciil
points but the opinion la quite generally
ei pressed that It la aa universally aalii
lactory a document aa could well Ih
arranged.
. J
Senator A let Sweek ol Multnomah baa
Introduced a bill in the legislature which
it ol niuch Interest to railroad men. He
purpose u In leaaen the liability ol
danger by accidents. It makes the
evaporation liable for any Injury caused
br their negligence and prohibits enter
tug lulu any private coutrarl by which
au employe may waive claim lor dam
age in rase ol possible injury. It pro
hibits a railroad company from requir
ing or per milling any ttaiiiman or oper
ator, who has worked lu las capacity
lor U rotiatH utive hours, to go ou duly
uutll be haa had at least eight hours
riMt, evcepl in some unavoidable cases.
Voder this bill a discharged employe
may demand the leason ol his dischaigc,
which must bo furnished In in in writing.
The bill defines a train as an engine and
not more than .il) freight or passenger
rare and requires an eitia brakeman
tor every 10 cars or less over thai miia
ber. No employe shall be reputed lo
make more (ban 4.-00 miles in one
month,
t'leecent t'ltr people have been ei
periencing a great dial of trouble lately
lu regard lo Iheir mail service. The
private contractor, James K. Hill, gave
notice about the ttrel of Ihs mouth thai
be would no longer convey the mails
from Waldo to i'reee-tu l ily and from
that lime till the past week or o, ('res
cent O'.y baa bad very lilt n.i'.
Soms w as Uou.-hl trvm !-an Francisco, j
l ul the slate of attain lias l-ev n siu h a
to arvut considerable indignation among
the alliens ol that place. I'heViiana
1'ass Oiovrnl iiv mail route is a most
IrnpciUi t one and .ari.es the mails I. r
a quite extensive s,vi of country.'
There has b-en no tioithle on , n.l
plltielitie. A divn.on ol Hi-, rvuite at
NVaUl.i was ma le otieii I lie U-l i-n-t,l
WAsaor.b.l an. I it i oil the Wi dv
t"re,vtil 1'ilv section, wtiu h laot,viitc.
the diiti.-.i't pt'.i'n ot tlie to re. li ai
trout'le I a, . iiinu a'.iM li is oi e
more insiA'iiv ol the lo'U ol lading con
trails Wlo tiA! i'.mv a'' Mtiotia.'y
WOflll. A lniivt,n rni,v lias no
bn ptovul. I until I ,r uiaiter caul
otb.-iary atrdi-g.t
trtviM KotrMwe et lKj'(r
Koitia I an o,.,vd to
that provision ol the pr,.l iu-
charter, Kr lnu.lutg Ihe itaiuio-e in
the voting ol bonds, et.- It is u e
tlterw ar aiguiueois ol some loioe in
fvr v4 It but I kuo i.4 uotio 'o,U
woukl uot apply as t 1 to ttiv r n'i.-n
oi su & or, aiveerniaiy or ant , tt.er o,).,ers
who tiavw lo vlo wilh trie Isvymg ol
taiea, o apprwjviiatron of pu' u- (nods
aaJ if we gei in the balvit of rr-stri.tiog
lh (ranch is there 1 do leilieg ln
will etofv. Theu II ihh p remit ss
sm is unlair it ia cuaniivetiy enm.r to
How lh tuaa wko aya taiea oat I AW
worth 4 properly as suocfa mm as Uie
vast who par oa It we auwet
have reelri, tir aurfragw, let it be aw
vluvttioaal iastewJ sis iwvporiy vjualr
cwtioa. It ww are erer ta b rareJ b
a rtuctcr, of wpK-fi lbs ar sai
iaviWatsOisa, aa arietovraojr oi brain la
wwjfb)a lo oi wealth.
ATtxPaiiB.
. At tlio Red St.ar Store there are Home very
(lehirnMe, Ktylish, up-to-date Ladies' Jackets of
fered for less than wholesale jiriees to close out.
This is an oiortuiiity to buy at ti very low
jiriee, w hich should not ho missed.
RED STAR STORE,
W. E. DEAN. & CO.. Propr.
Front St., oppo. Depot.
County Court Procsi din,l.
((Winuif rum JirM fnnjt )
11. ('. Kinney, jmlgu eleu west Ur,
l'aaa ...
J I liulreuer, Judge eloc,
I' It Klliott, Judge elcc
J K I'elcrs hi, clerk elec
N Itevnolds, "
O I' ilnrvey, guard
II W Kean.exp. insane
KOlt, imlee roads briilgea ......
J II Miller, iihIm paiiiers
0 K lientner, judge elect Murphy
precinct.
W I' Jeter, Jiidi-n election ,
W Willinms, judge election
r, M Cockerlinu, clerk Murphy
precinct
A 11 1'uaiar, clerk
W Williams, hriiiglng returns. . . .
II I'rake, work bridges
Wilbur ifc Moon, work on road. . .
W K I lean. Judge elect S tir I'aaH. ,
J It Jennings, jiidgeelectioii
II .oiler, Judge election ........
I) A Mesler. clerk
iolin I' Hale, clerk .
il I' riirman, guard
1 (' Handle, itnilesU: Wl'orsun..
W II Andrews, juror iniiiesl . .
Sidney Andrews, wi( coroners III-
iiesl iV giinrdingibody
Melvin A ndrewa, wit impiest
K Hndgora, work on bridges ....
II .oiler, care pauper
II Kccuaii.lioard it ittirrw pauper,.
K Cole, work on bridges
II A Curious, work ou bridges . . .
I Mct'alllater, lumber bridges. . .
W II John, dec hoodie woodllghl.
J II Houlli, II K entrlca
J W Cusiar, lumtM-r bridges. . . . .
I.eatuler Sill, work bridges
A I t'listar. work brlilges
J K llowaid wora bridges
J II Miller, Mdae. pailpera
J I. I'ysert, judge ol elect I, in ky
Queen precinct
S Harris, judge of elect.
.'. II lUrwiKxI.iudge ol elect ....
J l'ollo.'k, clerk elect
J J I'ullock clerk elect
4 .'ill
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4 fill
4 RO
4 Ml
il IKI
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4 Ml
4 60
4 bO
4 50
4 M
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;M (hi
4 Ml
4 nil
4 M
4 bll
4 rm
4 fill
1 HO
1 20
5 Oil
ft Oil
4 110
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20 (I I
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K W Sawyer, Judge ol flection
Kciby precinct
Wm Kerr
K N Nlckeraoii, clerk
lid Haiiey, cloik
I'.d Hsiley, bringing in returns .
j C lilder, judge ol election Wal
do precinct
Abe llerv-iy
II Hgwors
W J Wimer, clerk
Ora Smith, clerk
J CI I'.ldor, bringing in returns. ..
(irorge (ircen. Judge ol election
(ialice precinct
Tom Kinory
I'rniik Vox
K S Merrill, clerk
N A Williams
I'. S Merrill, bringing in reltltn
Kiank Mitchell, rent ol building
for polling plttin
l!d Lister, witne.,s circuit court
.1 II Miller, mdse pauper
W S Koliinson work bridges
i;i It priidh me, stationery
J 0 Iliatt. work bridges
Iliivid Aiexnnder, care of pauper
W A llaskins, liiiubrr biidges.. .
J V Kellogg, Justice ol pence (era
Mrs II H Norton, lypu writing
Ini Sp.irlin, wink bridges
1) I, Urowiiitrg, Jnsliie lees
lira HUlocs, wiiucns lee
I.ulil lllalock, wilnrs.4 lies ......
Mtlion HUlock wilncn lees
Stella (Unlock, w itness fees
Mist) W lllaloi'k witness (:. - -
Sum t'.eorge, csro ol pauper
li W HUlock, constable lees
J II Miller, mdse pauper
J I' lialeener, work unu court
houe ) urd
II I. t'oti oi Co mdse paupers . .
j S Mooie, insane rxaminaiioii .
(j Slircen, eipene iiimuio pel
son U V Lewis, expciis--a insane
M-rson
Oregon tlliserver, pilntiiig iblin
iiieut tax list
Wm M Hunch, cine of paupirs..
Oliver Sargent, work bridges . . .
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4 .VI
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4 60
4 f.0
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4 fXi
4 Ml
4 M
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47 (HI
Big Reductions
IN-
Remnants.
To clean out all Woken lines and odd si.cs in
Clothing. Dry Goods, Jackets, Mackintoshes.
You can oick up some
rare bargains in our
store durinj; tln next
IU) days, (,'onte while
the assortment is 'ood.
J f I'vseit, bringing returns ....
j J t' t'aiupbell, pldge elwl N
I lir I'asa pre,-!
j N It Meade, nidge election ...
a s tell, judge election
I' V Ju.lson, v' lerk.
(iiirge .,,.r. clerk ....
! 0 Kiel, guard,
!iilansA I'ludtiomuie.stalionery
j Kd I isler, expense.-. tvy toie!oiio
s, tuvil
Ml It Ward.deh.er ballot boxes
! J lloinian, cam as Nov. elevl
' y'tias I add.caii Nov ele, I
Kd M.Vann mdge ele-t VIlluMiae
I W 1 eonat.t, judge elrt . . .
I I' I . i. jude elect ....
i K t II ..s.n.1, , ;etx
Kraiih V eilu-i ill, clerk
K l VI y'aniv'iringing leUlrns
Jo'l ! V-I a -iin, jodge ol rlecl
Me. in
I ) V ver'.on i .idge oi e evl
M..I ben '.., judge eU-t . . .
i'i. an I . I t. ,
IN- v'rv , .f K
V1 r K M-r. ,iiAt.t .
lV.,x,.;r, -aiiiaiis ,V, IWnlu-t
A ' .Oll.-t V
J V y". "-li. ',,j i Ue r ft l V it K.At
v' W s ml', j.i.lge ol elect
Kd nun j ,i lfcv .a etevl .
t K Nel-n. , ..-rt
' oejo lao,-, . ert . .
t..l il lli. I'tiii; ug r-luri! . .
t 1. roari.c.e kotcuvl.on lr-
i.n I prvtuc'.
ii l ri.r
V I M yck.n. -u.lk ,-t elcs ion t.,-
in I pie,ir.v't
W 11 IUu ,
y V t'.Mle.
it K M g-.ur.l
t trwr. l inking m if il-ui
u i'(. ;i.Ue ol r vt ot. Ml.
Keu j p. iu. I , .
J W ir-.ue
K K .;
K K M.Ca-.viS -. c ,r
II M M.vrkau
H M M.irn rem ,f oj 1 1 ng
:iiug Uv.l-. . ...
y) k.rg. tvinking in rrlorus
t l' lie. ) i.ik o-- e.eMioo W d
llan-s pivvitLt
J M Cide.l
II it Spar 11 n
J N lioutiw, clrrt .
J U Jokw
n' O Siiiss, rxirgng ia rrta-ns
. A IVw
2 40 II Piale, woik budges
I'.engeb Cronk, w.uk loidgen
li rtl lieorge Askew . cite psnprr ....
it yk 0 Mj-r, medical sltcndince
tl Ovi p .lip,T
0 isl r.igcne Hill, budge woik
i is m lliin. li, budge ' k
S i 0 S.H1I liniii ti. bridge work
2 Vlieo Turks, bridge work ...
, Moo.lv elch. bridge work .
4.t 7 J II It.se.h. blue print
7 y 0 h M.-yiiea. 0 ai ; ge elevlion
ivt yV W K N p(e, IuiiiIh-i P'l.lgt-s
5 40 K M I. gan. " " .
4 W r II Scliinidt, mdse rwd and
4 o0 bll lge
4 ;-0 ll I lei., livery l.'rep.yuj-r
4 .NO W tl Ktnagn. nusl i-ni atttul-
4 y.i tiiV iu j'er
5 yVi W II K.n.yg.yn, rn dua! alleid-
atne iviup.-r
4 .Vi S .Hi-' IVig y"o M.,se pauivi . . . .
4 Si I' II llar-.li A So-i mdse p.vupe.s
4 V yi'eg.-n vt.!. rver, prtnio-g .
4 Vi l d.lv lit. ts. , .. e p.uper
4 .V H 1' It -b-u-n, ui t,e piuje'
1 iyi yi Yom-g jiuy li-l .yl 'i.use
ire. nici
I .V A It Morn . Avot i t
.'. 0 1 H It Kmc- nun, "
.! iV W II : ..Kg .-. l, m.ane r-
5 lV i,llll-.1. :.- i,
. ui 0 r l.oye .v, l br-.!,s
yM r l'' .!i ti.
S Hi K'k M,y' inn, "
J -.. M-Va n. " "
yV I' K l ov,!.-e, '
3 vl Jun-s II 'iiti.vn j t,x-s ....
- A IV.ne-, li.u.ing lumt-rr rxva.t
J vyi t r-.d.,-.
$ vV.i Oli o NuU,. r fund en ia s.e
5 yV i.r.ititn.tlii i'4Ujv.. .
S lX C t-' r. lt!i,a.teT ..
4 y- 0 Uol-oo, ici.l U'-lii g e cv
I i n
4 Tm' 1 li.v H vvl. vvu ncr i-.umd.;ui'.i
4 V K V'.i.'k-as. nt'V W'i'l house
S' KAN linu rrs Kvt.l ajetM?.vr
4 A S v Kj'-.f. iii .Nhjvu --r
4 iv y,v-rge Ni.v,r;oi.k, r-.l suj-s-r
1 vi--r
I yXi tiror-te M.-Co-uiik. f right p J
M oo lni'.yt
t J VA ia;cr aoik iN-t arti
4 V br..
4 x A lam Wiiiwf, i,wl uivior .
4 Si II U.at.o.on ris. supers ve..r
4 V J T Keneevlv, rvwj ii,vii.ir .
4 -V A V.rr s. r.J .io'V,.
4 V' J h; Sa.a le, rval upv:r
4 40 i W tl CartiT. rvNkl iuj-vfvjsr .
II II Sp irlin, road BU,crviaor. . . 41 05'
Ueorge C itiotb, road super- 1
visor . M o0
II C frrkma, road survey 17 00
llenry W'hitruck, viewer . 3 00
H'inier White, viener. 3 Ou
I'r.ink Siltli, viewer 3 40
Win. Ilutli-r, clisinman 'I 00
M W rielda, marker 2 00.
II C Vetkins, road survey 13 00
J II Colti,v:eer 6 00
J Y (".sl.t-iier, viewer 6 00
A M Ji-s, viewer 3 00
J I) Agee, cbaiuliiaii road sui-
v,.y 2 00-
Nick Those, ctmimii iii 2 00
i V llowarler, axuinn I 00
itness l-ys circuit court Sep-
I ember term 314 10
Witness feua county' court 20 00
Juiy fco circuit court Sypteni- i
ber term '. 'l 00
T A Hood, coroner inquest lo 00
II A Corliss, jury 1 00
l) K I'eunty, juror 100
Y 1' I'ierce, juror I 00 1
I) T McCurtney, juror 1 00
J I, I'u-rce, juror I 00
K II Alirnliaiii. jutor I 00
It A fierce, wiincsa coiouer in- I
nnen 1 00'
W II Andrews, witness 1 00
T A Howl, coroner fees 10 00
A liitncy AdJtns, juror inn
S J lliyvilnu, juror 1 "0
W M Hinckley, juror 1 01)
II M hartlrtt, juior 1 00
A A Cameron, iurur 1 00
W 1 Howell, juror 1 001
I F Cubell, coroners iuipiest 2 00
Clma Cobell, ' 2 00
Henry liuitlctt, gruve pauper. .. ft 00
S J ll.iviland, " "... 5 CO
Then Hood, coroners fen 11 !
Ttios Smith, juror, coroner in- 1 00
ii t I no
I It ll:istow,jtiior 1 00
C, S llrltduw, " 1 00
J M llristow, " 1 00
Win C hu.it I in in, juror 1 on
I) f Joliiisou, " 1 00
Time Hood, coroners fees 5 Ol
0 C Tavlor, care pauper 2 00
Davie (roi.T. aitv. lees lliiini
v losi-pliine coiintv l-f 00
Nick TIiom.. cnuimiHtiouers sal
sry anil mileage 20 40
John Wrlls. i iiniiiiisH uicrs s il-
arv ard mileastc 34 00
John Wells, in-iii-i ting budges
c ro pauper 12 00
(ioorgo Out k was appointed by the
ctiuit et-xton of 1 1 1 o count)' cemetery,
with exilusii-e ligltt ti) dig nil grav.e,
fir wl.icti he is to receive ft each.
In the liinttcr if I lie examination ol
t lie county clerk's ahenff's, ttensurcr's
I looks mid sccoiints us piDvidcd by l.ivv,
Iheiouit cxaniiiird all books and .a
per, rcla' ing to the lluauii.il utlitrs n(
tiie cotiniy iind ftnd name correct ami
mitigiiiclor) .
"Ihs Mar Hoarder."
Toronto (Unite.
The (.iruii.l Opera House, brightened
mid improved since last Nca-on, was re-
oicned l.it-t niglit with "The Star lioanl
or'' on the board, Tlie bonne viae
piii'lit-d, in hpitc of the opprcfiivc heat,
ami (lie iiinlieticu pup frcijuciit mid
moM i-niliiisiu-.tic manifotatioiiH of ita
appreciation ol llm la-rforiiKiiae. "The
Star ltoiir.h r" is a farce comedy, con-Mrtk-lc
I for laiiiilting pttriKun-.-i pttrcly,
and uduiiralilc fulfilling its mi.-sion.
l'iio cat I'lidiritc,-! many footliglit favor
itos, hem led by the inimitable Mr. lioy
le, Iioho itnitatioii of John l'hilip oiisa
m-ycr full to get a curtain call.
Waste of Timber.
Forelr. Fyjit-rt, A .1. J-dint-on, who
iy act iiyloiiii-d lo se.-ittg g ant nanlog-i in
Oii-gon, wan rutonislird at the puny li.
tle litings wiiicli lliey c.iiled avy!ogs
in some parts in the F.aiM. In large
sl.-yl pi'csof some of lh, luinliering cen
tcts, be could not tin.l slatis attv lugger
limn a man's two ttug. rs Alter con
tracting the little hit; if kiii'lling wolhI
Willi Hie big Bain tun from s.iwlogs
in Oregon and l.cujel into pile? o'
w ato, be waf more en i-ced th m c cr
of li e l..inii'fttt waste of limber in (ire
gon .
Mr. Julin-i n has ju-t retttrtud ftoiu
Wahingi.-it. II (.'.. wl.eie lie arranged
for one of the tiue-t mats e,cr primed
bytliel t i.nl S at. lieograpliical IV
partm.-iit. It u ill lu-a t- ii.i'cd ma of
the h rests ol 1 1.', g li , and at the sp' i tal
rvipiosi of Mi. Ji iiii-oti, will U' remind
t'iroiigli iti tutu-to be jatt ol the tl-e
gon e ex'iil' ts yt t li I'a .-A t er c in I x-po.-ltt
in. It will t'C co.rjm.d fr. in a
report ol .'l ty pe uiini . ,g. s ol O -e-gin
ntnb.T prtj-.ir. .1 by Mr Jolin-on
Tlie green tuntier, ti e bu-nt d.!.tt o is.
the sluniti ii -tan. In g I; nber ai.d the
dltleient species of 'uiil.rr I; he slioau
in ciil.ire.l f rin. It wt 1 g.xe a I e- cr
idea ol O-ego-iV i':e-i.uit.t.;c nmt-cr
r.'S urea li.a:i coluuuis of li,itii r-and
wnt'ea laci. lie I. re-'.ri e,;e't
one o' t.o- c -i;t 1 ii i 1--i e r it.i ..ntti i hy
li er..o- to h.l,. p'ejMie 'If di-p'ar
for I tie It i 1 ,. i I ...r. and ion .n; to Ins
vi-t to Ne V.-rii vim 1 11-. t!,!,, ai.d
Ireli'i .1 t p.-.eot ,S'i' lor tt.o funs'iy
exti1. li ot ,ii,t he ha-. a! c'.aige.
le egt in..
Chicago
Racket Store
i sLtAsaiiVI
flDinino lotcs.
AWsl
For
Call on L'h.
Ladies' Skirts,
Oil i cos,
" lVrcalcs,
Tinware,
Glassware,
Graniteware,
Crockery,
Urooms.
Six spools J & 1 Coals'
Thread for '25c.
For
ItAIK.AI
Call on I's.
Chicago
Racket Store
NEXT TO PALACE HOTEL.
. A NtKht of Terror.
"Awful anxiety was fell lor the widow
of tlio brave (ieiieial r.iiriihain of Mat-bias,
Me., When the doctors said she
would die from I'neiiiiioiiia before morn
ing'' writea Mre. S. II. Lincoln, who
site n .led her that learlul night, but she
bogged for Pr. King's New Itisoowry,
which had more than once saved her
life, and cured her of consumption.
After taking, she slept all night. Fur
ther use entirely cured her." This
marvellous medicine is g-.taranteed to
cuie all Throat, (.'best and I.ung Diseases.
Only ,VV and J1.0). Trial bottles tree at
Doctor ICremer's drug store.
A I'M ll ot the Wrist
III the night will turn on the electric
b-ttli light in the I'lillman Standard
Sleeping (,'ars, on the Northern facitic's
North t'oast Limited. Two lights in
each section, liet a North Coast Limit
ed leatlet. A. D. t'hariton, Asa'l t.cn'l
Pass. Ag't. 2rj Morrison St., Cor. Sd,
l'orlland, Oregon.
Don't Rub It In.
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I i:urc . k t ur gtioJ rca :on$ vbr cury
j nuvcho d s ouM us; this rcireJT;
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SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY
i l., ,;f yN '. aiNCIC
Soyivrnir Cslcnoan.
The han.Uiiuie svi i, enir iaei.il.yrs cf
tirants as w h eh rniii:ii :-.ni'..1. a' i r
- the t'h.-ist ii. ti are no p..-d . n
a!e at the 1V1 k:ik a' Hie grei'.'y
t redti.ed prt.es of - oenl ra h. or Ihr, e
or TO em's.
These ca'eitda-s m.il.1 resl.ly at ."O
; ceu sea. ii Ttiev ar very hau l-ouit
le;i sft ueiu'. prvl ictiotts. do!'! e
, slile to be kept v'..lvc'iin or to g e
I to tr e'.d-., Ka.-'.i ol the t'e il,e
'.'in1! a tine l.!i lore l'.' :trs; it o
. .t.. Mi ce in l,r.:-'? Vx or v.nr.-tt ; I
itig ivaniry. In sou.e o I' e-e 1 e
vsriou to iutrie ate portrayed, o her
i.r ..im t i-l:t i-t i'.ii N'lu'.tiiil s. et-.ery
sn.l;. o lots o- tomu vieo if ll.e
i-i iMi i.v: '.m M : g-. oi lira l'a-!.
f..e i uer i h.'-.l t-.-e tt-g-s,i..g i-.-:i
' u it.' g a g i.i p-e ,1 a pi-'.on ol the
tos.iaiulite lAtii'.i: a as'.oei-a
.'..0l -I ll'l'ir p.:, toil.
S.J. Ilavilanl. who ia engaged in
mining in the Bohemia district spent a
few days here last week vis, I. tig w ill
his family
O. W. Kay, who has bocn in the
Kerby district fur the past lw wcekB
looking after mining interes'.s, left on
Thursday evening lor California.
The Hotel Lay ton. sampling works
are well patroniied during the present
days. A mortar, pan and tub o! water
are provided and prospecting goes on
almost constantly on that, corner. Kich
strikes are frequent.
The Victor, Jr. mine haa a new hoist
which is to be installed immediate h
Some iiiprovemrnts in tlie equipment
have been recently made, necessitating
a partial suspension ol the work of tak
ing out the auriferous ore.
A.C How-land, superintendent of the
Dayis hydraulic mines on upiwr Jump-
otr-Joe came in on the evening train
from Woodville Wednesday, retaining
on the 10:30 train the same evening.
The hydraulic giants are running night
and day, and appearances are good for a
very profitable eason. W. E. Davis
has returned to CliiiMgo.
Al. Dean came up from (ialice
Friday. He has been spending the p ir-t
few weeks at the Dean placers on Kogue
river and has had a yord run of water
during the recent rainy weather. Next
summer the owners of tliii mine intend
lo put on a ditch from Centennial gulch
w hich wiil furnish water for the or six
months in or.liiiare seining. The
ground ia very rich but operations have
been handicapped by the water supply
which the proposed ditch will remedy.
The Montreal and Oregon Uold Mines,
Ltd, k. K. Ingerpoll resident manager,
litis just completed the cxtensivo addi
tion and improvements at its quartz
mill, loca'ttd at railroad crossing of
Ik'Onaii street, including the addition
of n buttery of live stamps. The mill
with it.-i new iqiiipitient winch is thor
oughly up to date, was started running
Friday on ore from the company's
inine, the A-hland, and the ten stamps
ale c-tm hammering away upon the
golden lock. Tidings.
$IOU Howard. :(.
The readers ol this paa'r will be
plcuied to learn that ttiere is at least
one drcaled disea-e that science has
been able to i lire in all its stages and
Unit i t'.slairh. Hall's Caiai rli Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medi. al fru'ernitv. Catarrh being e
.oii-i tin. io.ial disease, requires il con
Mitiitioua! treatment. Hairs Catarrh
Cioe is taki n iiiiernahy, acting din ct!y
up.oi ihe hlo-'d attd mucous Mitf.ices
ihe system, thereby destiny ing the
foui.dation of the di-te. and giving
ll.e patient s'ret.gth by building up the
contd t ut ion ard asiMing nature
liiitig its -vork The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they oll'er ot e lluudrid Dollars
for ativ ca-e that it tails to i me. Send
for l.sl ol testimonial.
Address. F.J.Ciii nkv oi Co Toledo, 0,
S od by dinggir-ts, 7c.
H.il', Family 1'iiit ate the hist.
Elusive.
j- line w .-t ks ag'i, one Fred Crocker
bought the Novelty store and oyster
parlors and astim 'd the conduct of that
e-tahhshuicnl. He was a first rate
ie-t.iurau! man an I knew, so tils patr .lis
sai , how lo serve oysters in tip li p -tylt-.
Latwck the shcr-.tf and inarhali
eacli received letters with etii-'o-ed
photogratdl. frenn tiie e.itlle chief of
p-itice itirectitig lIH'tn lo arren I iiarlie
Heed and bold htin until further in
structions. The letter stated that lie
was "the oil ii.nc Char'.i liet-d, ' a
grafter of no'1.
With tlie aid of the photograph, ti e
oll'uvts bad bttle ditlicuity in identifying
Crocker as the individual ruiiiired and
Marsha's bell and Mott made tiie arrest
-Mturdav afternoon. While !'.-;! wct-.t
to tiie telegraph ol'i.-e to notify the chief
of police and ob'aiu further instructions,
Mott remained -t tiie store to take care
ol the prisoner. Toa; worthy. apparently
agrieie.l at the t rr.i rueiil tie was re
ceiving, suggest, i i to M f. that he had
p pvs in Irs coat pvSet w h oh w uid
e.i:ahl.ti his inn ..,-nt idetni'v l-ey.-t-.d
:hehj.J. . i a d ol.'. M. 'l a ". .., 1
h 1:1 t i s ep it.to ti.o -,e-;; r i--;i. : T ios
c at. btr Cneve'. .' li -1 I -oi i - I :h i:
li:s tiios', pte-s.n need ,s l'e-ii a:r arid
a ted ac -rd ng-e. i-p ug ... ) bv ti e
bi.k way aid t-r i.,.ie.l t.. gu-a' y
w .den tlie nit, r at t - a . . i. I. : ns. ,i a...!
M 't. w tio-e , .tip.ir.i' 1.-- s". ii e l.it
S l oils "I -h;iii:.in' ':.e;i !. s.!,i.,rt
w'e was . b erved t ie I ;e ,itil,r m
ra'ed but Kiv I w no: to h.- to'in.!.
Il was ti o.i it. t t:.a: in !: i i i s ; d b .t
tt i ll Ito e.i IS-.V !..' a a- ?. i-l: t . . t r t!.e
ll.-.iso o: Mi-. K . g r,.irti..- , re. i.o
0 o- tn-.ng at I. -ni.'. Tl.t .!'.. r- a e-e
not.iir i a:. 1 t'..e t .-. u : ua- 'i , t I : o-l-f"'-:J
h s c i.n-.i ai- l.t a:i i ie i i . :i e
Cttv ,
M ll i A f t in ;i a- V f:I ,' I - '. . fti
Cif.l ft-.' t lit tri' v'. ttlt ir;td i-r ( t
1a!!it ery ,.::. iri- i ,v. Xr n, the
:i 1 !s.a!o l i- t'?-.'', pri v;r.c hm.
i iriit-r t i .i.,;, h ah.niy i ..Iv.,;
titf u. "t t .:!.u t:a: oa-
t'y f l'-- et re, ".en Ul.
C.vf V - y,- M.-t-v!.':i Vti- e
t S i t ri v , ' W l(lr,i i ti
We have a Big Stock. '
A Fresh Stock of
ONION SETS and GARDEN SEEDS.
Quality I'ncxcelled Price the Lowest.
Lemons, each ,c
Oranges, 3 for 5C
Clothes Baskets 75C
Waste Paper Baskets 57C
Mouse Traps 5C
Shoe Polish ...toe
Fire Shovels SC
Bread Boards SJC
Hammer Handles c
Knife Boxes '5
For Bargains go to
Smith's New York Racket Store.
HARROWS I
We have the famous
SYHACUSi:
And all farm machinery, Wagons ami all
manner of wheeled vehicles.
Hardware, Paints and Oils. .
F. II. SCHMIDT.
NEW. FIRM,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICES.
We are now open for business and our line is very
complete. We are adding to it continually. Our Grocery
line is A 1 in every respect.
FANCY CREAMER V BUTTER
Get our Trices on it.
Wo carry Snowy Butte and Medfonf Flour.
Eastern Ham and Breakfast Bacon.
Pure Buckwheat Flour and Maple Syrup.
Choice line of Teas and CoH'ees.
Choice Fresh and Dried Fruits.
Cooking Utensils in Granite and Tinware. These
goods were bought for cash and will he sold low as the
lowest.
' mith Bros. Mercantile Co.
Howard s Old Stand.
COR. FRONT AND SIXTH STREETS.
Narrow Folks
An.l ttiort-siili'.e.i dcili rs ilui't
like to In- i-rimisiil. We do. if
tliyre is tln least tlia.luw ot pre
text fur il. Ily listening for years
tor tlie f.iiutest no'es of il secn
t, i.t. we've leanie.l to ive peo
l.'e l.at lliey unt, netcl, or
i .yp i t.
Tins is a modern I'm,! Store.
If tl.nie i ever iippireiit t-anse
for ilis-atisfa. t'.iii t-l il. Yon
wi'l tri.i us taiiiiii: i'-'"r 'ir'.
Star Drug Co.
Front Sr., opputslte Ii-hh.
$2.25 Jbr $1.50
The Rogae River Courier
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Opera House
o m inr i .yivK, ;.,
Tl 1.SDAV 1 Eli. Sth.
;Ny'Ti,-K of H.VAL EriT.K.IKSr.
I In tl.e I' M..U y'oii't . f tl o Sia e ol
iiirejon, lur ilie yo'inty oi J...-e.lni'e, in
, ; ML'.ue.
i In llii'lcr of tin- i slate of j
Aliens it. HoiAni. Jiveasi J I
I Noi ne is lieret.y mven ih.it James S.
1 M.Mire, the eiecltor ol Hie es'ale ol sii.l
yiliiils ti IL ) kins d,e,s-.. Las .re
-t;l,.l f ir set! lellli lit ai.d ti.e i in sai l
(.'oui.tr I'.nirt !l;e liii.il a.v.niii! of l,i
a.iii.iuistration ol said es'.ate.
li w iiier,:ore oi.lend tliat Tue-dav.
::.e l'.'lli .liy ol Keurliary l'.Ml, t jil
"isvK to lli forenoon i i said dav m
::.e (,.i:uty Court room, in the (.'...urt
ii -.e a. 'i-anis lass In su: t lountv
i Jos- idiiiie. State ot (irri- n, be ai.d
l.e same l.rrebv is 8 pointed l.v tus
i oiin i.ir i,e seitVment and a loaam-e
"i sail tit, At a.'i-ounl sd !' .r Hie do
...aie ui tiie s.t.d eie, (.'..r ail Ins
sureties; l tiiih true and (.isoe ail
f-rxins interested m sait estate uiav
afiear ar.d ti.e f iivpttoiis or ubjev-tions
in rit'i, tj sa.d saouiit or any
I'yrtnu ar rem tlierevf.
And it is itirther or.itrul that lliis
roll e b,- i.u'iltsbed on.-e a eelt I.t lour
- ! c-ss ve ank, m it Koi.rt Kit
lot ma aaerk.i nraspaper published
nd i-r.nted at Itie cr.y ol tuanis I'ss.
yonnir oi J.wi.hnie. and S'si. ,,i
The Beit and Most Piaeticil Farm and
j Family Paper Published.
r.eiieviiu: that everv one of our readers
-li oiil.l have at Ita-t one y-oiKl sirriniitiirul
mi. I Iimiiiv journal. e have ptrlivted ar
raiueineuts whereby e can send that
-ra. n--al and iniru. live journal, Kami
an.l Home, in l onneelion uli The Week
ly or.d and llomeiuade (.'ontrivanees. on
remarkably liberal terms as civen Mo.
I. a. oi -paie lorbnls but a btiei deserip
ti.'ii ot ihe contents nf Kami and Home,
hi. Ii is une,U.ilcil for variety and e
le.ln.e. I'rotiiineiit uinuuir ' ii.s manv
.ic.iiriinenis may he mentioned the Kami
ami Harden. Mark-i ;c1.rt.,, Theijuesiion
I box. Around the lilobe. flans unit Inveli-
lions, the Veterinary-. Ka-liioiis and Kaii.-v
I Work. Ihe Apiary, The Poultry- Yard.
; r.ilk. iih a Lawyer. 1-ruit rnliiue. I lmr.
I and Kioers. Live Mo, k and Hairv. The
'Netennary Fashion- and K anev Wor,
j lloll elioKI rcallires
I Kami and Home is published semi
ui..nihiy. thus (.-iviim y.,u :M numbers a
I year, the whole niakiinr a volume ol over
. J" pae-. teeiiiinit null all the late-t and
j ino-l reliai.ie inlormalmii that eierien.e
; ami s. len.e can supple. S lt,.r rr,,t
ol its p..pu:arilv can I oilerl tha.i lt
enoruiou. .. in u.ali.m. ahieh-.:..!. ii..-..
every pronn.e. ea. Ii ni.iul.er beinn read bv
1.0 jess than a nibjun reader-.
I;v -p-tal arraniwnient it mate (ur a
.initio! ;ime ll.e loll,. lilieral oiler:
Courier, one year,
Farm and Home,
Home Contrivances,
Total, - -
All for Only
$1.25
.50
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$2.25
$1.50
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1 January, A. 1'
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! acent t -r o".r '..r .e .esel. A 1. C; r!
lon, (r I virti'I fas:;k-er Acent, 1'
Morrison M , ysr Xi. IVrtLanJ, lr.
or Sale :
Foa St-s Tsen'y rive seres o-e and
-ne ba.I oiie east oi y,ran:s far-K.s-.ie
river. ra-:'y e'eartsj, sn a.1 vr
cryarj, iwk- $-y ha.i fii. a f. -. ,v:
ore a Uat i ir. a as The tlde
ii'as-v. i-fK-s KsA1. ita ' eash. For addv
ixsnai tatv-cu-atK-a a-id-e-s,
CtaaT Fail,
I La (jcruKi t.Vcca
Jessie Shirley
The Shirley Co.
!.i a rr-erv.-i-e of t'is'..'-3 Jvses-s
I't-.t- rtt e4 '.'.inj and v'r.-t.rstr.
!!' " A Wo-r-ant IVer"
W nl'-rs-lay XI r ,.f (M'ts"
rir.ria "Th.- C.var.trv ,.r, '
Kr-,i ' F.st LiVrtr t-.i j
Ssi Ma". . 'T. tte I.. tj Fsnt ers,
(Sal ". ."A .s.i vi Arr-
j Sr-evu'iis-j Yero- Fell.-a tzi Kj.
PRICES 10c. 10c in )K
on t!,. 7th da;
Ab A tt.,
Couirjr Jn.ie.
Niiriy K F"il ITItl.tCUIOV
Land otVt.-e at Kos.bu'(, ur, k-in.i
Ja: urr J. l.s.l i
N .-tti-e t lrby iii,n that the follow
.:. r.amesl sett'er I: s fi't-l r.ot.ee of Lis
...ter-.tK.n to tcaSe rina, pn in turr-rt
: .'us and to at sa. t p- .
tine be! re A'-e Ated. (tin j',,-
- . vnijn, ,n tr-.ruiTT li
I - , r t
Mrs Kmaia Hani, I. .
rti erij F ern. M . A i.-e. on II. K So.
Vu" W
He rats t:,e .;:,.ini .,-BesM.o
P'-ne b , lor.'::..!.,., residrnve upon and
'.iatMn M sa.i :jn,, V1.
.:i.u I.a:r;s. yj jr'p,1Ti rta
e-Vi, lesa. d ! irr.t. Ort-i.so ; y,.
-ata .clen. of Mi.ptit. Ote-j. V,.
am Hayes, ct Mrth-.tivn.
J. T. PKUjKS. Re ,ter
llirtTani-ai
.er..t..v ttM-tu; t..,k. It i, la,,;tlt to the
. I';;' "''' w. dairy and workshop, and
,ii .m.,s r-.s ,. u ,ve
io..e .at.e "( farm , onveniea. e (arm
; !'"".' ten.vs. eatea and brid-e---i
'.' .'." """ i. under one rover.
I r f Ay 'I'plian.-. an.l lalor
ot eVe'rv'- :T' ""'"-m Ihe t,l,.!
. L .'"''-led man. This l,.k l.a-
., ' .7 "' 10 "" in'-' 'or It-, that,
' ,. ! ii'" I'ri- ot the reiuiar eiolli
j'., n ,w I" make this un-
. . " 1 7 l'rmiti.i an enormous
.... , i ...-ir.i.uuon.
naii-meiT tmuml. i..u:ui;.i.
' I-- T l-i in. he-. an.l .s,",T.V.r
than padres a;;.l u.
1 tlo n,i I ...
v, t. iaii u, taut aslyautatte
mu. o o.rerest b.r so .ni.l ,,, i.......
Address a!i criers to
Rogue River Courier,
Grmla pti Oregon.
i- a won.
It
no Irs
W "B "''.e-.K-l in pnen.-n.vn-a or
ant ott er :-JB tr.-ub e. prooipt rel-.el is
y.vtaiar,rs.ut,aa,,i1 M
UrarewjKa anj it, ,VlT u "T.
"rota CMot-onipujo.-l. V) . f Kreier
A Kew Pointers.
Tt revs.n, ,Uti,tirt 0 ,he naaibr of
i-ea.hs show ltut tU Urtf, nnj ji,
;"h sVDsaup-.ion. Thu disa-e mar
j dwinieiu, w,.h , .pp.,,,. hMTatrt,
h-ooib, .hK-h can W CBwJ in,l4nt;, by
kerxpa Patsatu . ,he loJ
-up. ,oraP,,j
1 or m br 4,1 riruCt-s.u.