ROGUE RIVER COURIER
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TnUUSDAY, MARCH 27, 1901.
President McKinley and bit parly will
probably pas through Ursula Fane
about the Htb of May. Arrangements lor
their proper reception will be made by
the citizens of Urania l'aaa.
Carrie Nation has fallen out with btr
assistant, Nick Cbilea, in the public
tion of "The Umasber's Mail." Chiles
euppresaed an editorial written by Mn
Nation, (coring tbe judge before whom
the was tried.
Three month trial subscriptions for
the Couuma are now offered for 25 cents
to new subscribers. Theme who are not
taking our paper will do well to try it
for three tnontha. We are aure they
will wiah to continue the subscription
Birmingham. Alabama, has been vie
lied by terrible etorm and cyclone and
many livea are lost. Again the people
of the Pacific coant have an opportunity
to congratulate themselves on their
climatic advantages and should be
thankful that they live in country
where auch dent ruction la never known.
Japan baa entered a formal proleat lo
tbe Kusso-Chinese treaty snd a clash
between Kuaaiaaud Japan la among the
possibilities. Japan la expected to have
the support of Ureut Britain in case ol
war. Russia baa been deiteroua enough
to strengthen her bold on Manchuria
and ia prepared to take in more pro
vinces on (be least excuse The Chinese
muddle ia in situation to become an
object leason to exemplify the result of
national greed.
A plot to assassinate Ciar Nicholas of
Ilusaia waa recently discovered, A mine
of dynamite waa found beneath the
royal palace sud several notabilities are
aaid to be Implicated. The czar la in a
atateof nervoua prostration and is con
stantly in dread ol acsaseinallon, The
present agitation in Russia seems
aerloua and many think that the
troublea are onlv beginning. Tbe Ciar
ol Kussia, who has more power at hie
command than almost any other one
man, has really tees liberty than the
meanest citizen. Those who carp attains!
our government would do well
seriously consider that of any other
country on earth. All are imperfect but
ours la the beat.
The business college now In process n
arrangement la an enterprise which
should command the heartiest support
of all the Ursula I'aaa people. The
advantage and necessities of a coin
mercial education are too well known to
require any demonstration. When w
are given an opportunity (or convenient
dvantagea to our young people in that
line we should appreciate it and ac-
accordlnoiv. A h sinnsfl rolleue is ol
advantage not alone to those who receive
commercial instruct inn. It la no lesa an
advantage to onr business men, who
have heretofore Iwhi compelled to tin
port their high grade business employes.
There ia the best of reasons why our own
young people should be uiven the lucra
tive and the advantagnoua positions if
they are fitted for them and the Inslltu
lion now under construction will be the
means ol to doing. The businessmen
can not fall to realise the sdvsntage it la
to them to have the opportunity ol im
mediate selection of rmVient help when
ever they need it ami the college will he
of matin la! advantage to them In that
regard. Resides this, the reputation
and higher standing and importance ol
such an Institution will give our city is
an item will worthy of consideration
and one which our people appreciate.
I'.lwood Minehln, winner of the Ore
gon intercollegiate oratorical contest has
been accused of plagiarism in that con
test and some sensation has resulted.
The general opinion seems to he that
the charge la not well founded and tin
defeated colleges, who seemed loudest in
hia denunciation have abandoned the
charge. A MuMiunville dispatch to the
Oregonian says: Mc.Mlnnville College
will not further prosecute the charge ol
plagiarism against Klwood Minehln,
winner of the Oregon Intercollegiate
oratorical contest. The executive com
mittee's verdict ol vindication is ac
cepted in good pail. W. I.air Tli-ini
sou, president ol the atate association
aaya he pushed this rase not against
Mr. Miiu-hin, but for what he believed
to be in the interest ol oratory, ami mi
that it has been decided In favor of Mi.
Minchin, i.e will go to Walla Walla and
woik hard for his success.
The cuo litmus which prevail in this
country as regards the quails mining
industry are peculiar. The country
is full ol undeveloped propped,
many of them of such supreme excell
ence that milling men from other parts
exclaim in astonishment and can not
Sxak too loudly in their luvor. We
have only a few established quarts
mines where any depth has been at
tained, but those we have a ill bear com
parison with Ih mines of any country
In the world. The uiiues which have
beeen developed have never failed to
Improve with depth. Almost without
ezception, the ore body increases in site
and becomes undeniably permanent hi
character. The valuea Increane almost
always Irom the surface shooing. Our
three deepeat mines, the Ashland, the
Greenback and the Uold bug, which are
not yet deep aa compared to mini a in
many other places, have all improved
t each successive level and at the pres
ent time present the most tatisfsctoyr
appearance in their history, l'retent
Don't Send
For Them
avis iiavi: mils
Julia Marlowe
If you see them you will want them.
BED -STA1J STORE,
W. L DEAN. & CO., Propr.
Front St. opposite Depot.
indications are to the effect that the
number of established quartz minea will
soon be largely increased as many are
now in process of systematic and busi
ness like development. Mine owners
and prospectors tired of waiting for
capital to take bold of their proper! is
are developing them as they can, though
often handicapped by lack of funds, and
are making mines out of their prospects.
If more of this work bad been done in
years gone by, this country would be
much farther advanced than it now ia In
the quartz mining industry. Many of
the most promising properties areowned
by men without means. These men are
often Sharply criticised for not disposing
of their properties to those who are able
to develop them, yet a man can hardly
be bl-med for refusing to accept a few
hundred dollars for a property that he
ia certain is worth nianv thousands.
Tasteless Chinttt Prunet. .
il. B. Miller, of Eugene, who waa ap
pointed consul to Chung King, China,
but who appears not to have been able
to And the place, and ia acting as tem
porary Conaui at Shanghai, has aunt to
II. E. Dutch aamples of Chinese dried
prunet and dates, the best they have ;
which sell for 10 centa per pound there.
The prunea are little ahrivuled things,
not much larger than large raisens. and
are tough, pithy and tasteless, and as
an edible bear about the same comparl
son to Oregon prunea aa chalk to cheese.
Mr. Miller la of opinion that there ia a
market for Oregon prunea in China ami
Mr. Dutch is inclined to take tho' same
view, but there is no certainly of this.
The peculiar taste of the Chinese, which
leads them to prefer carp and suckers to
salmon, may lead them to prefer the
miserable little shriveled, pithy, taste
lesa fruit of their own country to the
choicest of Oregon prunet. Mr. Doech
intends to exhibit some of these Chinese
prunea at the Ituffulo Exposition aa a
(oil to the Oregon prunea. Oregonian.
During the Past Week
We Have Received
Many
Silk Waists
Lomo in ami hoo whiit wo
$5.00.
Sat teen Waists
Mcrcorizod SuUeon,
kIuuIcb at $2.50.
Dress Skirts....
looks
Wo aro showing an up-to-tlato
to $10.00,
Dress Trimmings
l'loatotl Chid'on, ilk Allovors, Liicph, Insertions, T lick
ings and 15ra'ula in all the latest designs.
Spring and Summer Dress
Wo have a complete line
Wo invito you to come
trouble to hhow goods.
Council Mtitln,
The city council held its regular el
inn on Thursday evening, all the council
being present. The following hills were
allowed: Hair Kiddie Hardware Co,
91'2-tO; S P.O. A 1. Co., 7 tot; Shiver
Drilgt'o., t!5: Cramer lltoa, (1 .73; F. F.
tirove, $1; A. Morris, -'.70; John
Patrick, t:i0o0
The street committee reported favor
ably on the griding of Pine street from
Main street lo the river.
Two ordinances were passed; one lo
authorise compilation ol the city nrdi
nances and the other In vacate a portion
of Hie ailev in block Ml, liailroad addi
tion. The resignation ol II. 1". Hell as mar-
thai waa accepted and John I.ot-khiirt
was appointed.
Council adjourned to meet Wed net
.lay evening, March 27.
At lleil Time,
take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my complex
ion is better. My doctor says il sets
gently on tuy stomach, liver and kilne a,
and ia a pleasant laxative. It is made
from herbs and la prepared at easily as
tea. It ia called 1-ane's Medicine. All
Iruguists sell it at 75 i ts. Lane's Fami
ly Medicine moves the bowels each day.
If )oti cannot get it, sen, I f.,r a free sam
ple. Address, Orstjr F. Woodward, I
Hoy, S. Y.
Quick delivery The Weekly Oregoata
Away
-
Shoes - for Ladies
Piano Recital.
Tbe recital given by the pupila of Miss
Belle Itobinson'e music class on last
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. If. C. Kinney waa attended
by a number of Interested friends and
w.is a pronounced musical success. All
the pupila acquitted themselves with
marked credit and the display of pro
greesive musical talent would be flatter
ing to a larger town than ours. In the
rapid advancement and accurate woik
of the pupils, the thorough and Judi
cious methods of their teacher were very
apparent. Miss Kobinson is a teacher
who builda for permanent improvement
and'oiiiits no detail by which the most
perfect work possible may be attained
J. lie selec'lons gives by the youugir
pupila were surprisingly well rendered
whilo the others handled difficult miisi
cal compositions in a mnnnei which
would have been a credit to far older end
more practiced performers.
I'ollowmg is tho program as it aa
given :
Duo Enkhatisen
Winnie, Flanagan and Miss Robinson
Hong Without Words Merkel
Evelyn Jennings
' asi.l Kullak
Grace lluva
Khephnrds All And Muiduns Kuir..Ncvin
Marjory Kinney
Mysterious A ffuir Ituinecke
innio Flunairan
A Confession ,. .Thome
(iiissie Parker
Hungarian Buttle Kong Huinhold
.Mna l uddock
Duo-Htudy
E1.U Jester and lirace Iluvs
Pleading doldbeck
Cora Smith
Polish Dunco Hcharwenka
l.tluil Palmer
1(a) Lovo Song Ilensolt
((b) Dance of tho F.lvea (ir
Laura Parker
Turanlullo Huff
Cora Hmith
vaise caprice Kubenstein
Adulm llurtli
PcrH!tuul Movement Weber
Laura Parker
Jew Novelties
can show yon for $3.50 iinl
like silk. In all the lutost
lino of Skirts at $1.50
(loods....
in all the latest styles,
ami see what wo have.
No
It
THE MILWAUKIE."
A familiar name lor the OiiYag,,, Mj
-aoace.xm. lam Hallway, known all
over the I'nion as the Ureal ltailwa
a tor rioner Limited " trains
every day and niht between Si. Paul
and Chicago, and Or.iaha and Chicago,
ineomy ported trains in the world
i luersiuti.i: I ouiuH-tioiis are made
Willi All transcontinental Lines, assur
ing lo passengers the boat service known
i. usurious coaches, electric litihls. sleam
lust, nfa veiily equalled by no other
line.
.-ee t nai your tukel reads via" The
.Milwaukee when going lo any point in
me i in iel Males or t'anaila. All tick
et agents sell litem.
ror rates, pamphlets or other infor
mal ion, at,ires,
J. W.C vskv, C. J. Kpuv,
Trav. l ass Ant. tieneral Agent.
srirti a, N asu. PonrHKp, Or
"oen you are bilious, u those
famous little pills known as IVW iuV
i,
.... ir r.ariy ivisoia u, cleanse the livei
.no ooweis. Iliey never griiw. . lr.
" . f. Kieiuer.
l.ll'L . ... ....
" nai a t. natr far Is" I the ti'le ol
a little iKX.klet just issued by the
Burlington Route. Send lor our-they
are tree. If you ate going east you
should wrlie f, r this ami our ratea,
which are the lowest. Address K.
Foster. Ticket Aceuf, Purling!.-
Koute, Corner 3d snd .S;stk S i., port
land, Ore.
mMning motes.
J. K. Ilarrey came in Thursday from
a visit t his mining property on Six
Mile.
J It 8 -i'tt, a mine owner of Huiohttg
ones, a irii-u'sry of the ApjdegVe,
visit d Gr.ii. li-l s'Thu- diy.
Ed. Daly brought in two Kn i of ore
from Josephine creeit Una week lo be
t eatedat W. (J. Wright's quartz m.ll.
(ico. St. John, tho prominent mining
man ol Williams, came in on Thursday
Ui meet his wife and chil lier, on tl.eir
ariival from fjan Francisco? They went
out lo Wiiliams on Friday.
McKarlane A Co. are developing a
promising quartz property on Lone
creek and have penetrated a distance of
10c) feet on the vein which presents the
movt encouraging uppearences.
The Exchequer quartz mine in the
Williams district now has a steam hoist
In operation snd is preparing to tink lo
a depth ol 300 feet. Samples of ore
picked up at rand'mj on the dump show
free gold visible to the naked eye
besides tulphiirels in qu intity.
J. C. Matiison, of the ISig Yank mine
near Oalice, has returned from Portland
at.d is looking a'ter the mine. His
company is figuring on a smeller. The
H g Yank is en immense propsition,
and will make its piescnce known when
it is operated.
Last Naturday the Messrs. Ilunlerand
ll-ty struck a pay chuti 12 inches in
width that is worth in round numbers,
'1000 per ton, with every indication ot
the ore body becoming larger 33 they get
deeper. Bitch discoveries, hive been
made for several weeks in succession
(iold iiiil News.
TATTOOED WITH PORTRAITS.
Hasy Soldlara liar Portraits ol
Thalr Srcealbrarls I'rleked
lata Their Ilaeka.
The American soldiers leaving- San
Francisco for the Philippines are re
sponsible for an entirely new lover's
Idea, anva nn exchniie of that city.
'1 hey have the portraits of their sweet-
hinrlt skillfully tattooed upon their
barks. "Prof." Jake LoniMla ia the
man who makes a living by tt-itoolng
the faces of Infatuated folks upon each
other's backs. Lmidells's business
brir.gs him in convict with men, worn
in und children. Women are hit best
customers. Soya he, regarding hit pe
culiar nUslmi:
'Dm ir.fr the war I tattooed many a
o'.iliii'j photo upon hla eweetheai t's
arm, and the aoldirr often had her
picture or came written by herself re
proMicid upon his breast. Many llrit-
ikh sold. eis have hadi the portraita of
their w ives or sweethearts tattooed on
the bnek hrfnie fro! rig to South Africa.
It ia u fmf with tin- otHcers especially
I know one who I. us the portraits of
two k'lrls tut toned upon his breast
with their numea henenth them.
'iou wouhJ be surprlnd to know
how many women bare their necks nnd
orma for the needles, it Is Incoming
a fad here just as it did in London yeurs
ngo.
"Yea, a woman Is usually scarsd when
she test the instrument and' ink, but
the gives me lesa trouble thuu u man
when the dUeoveis that tattooingdoes
not hurt much after all. I.att week 1
spent a linlf i!ny working on the arm of
a hiidc-to-lie. Yei.rs ago she had a
mini's mime plaeedi there, t h.nl to ob
literate Il by tilling lu with n flower de
sign. She mid it would never do for
the groom to know about the other
mini.
"Here is n lirft of the ill-signs I tat
tooed upon the limbs not long ago of
Mrs. Flunk 'uldnell, the l.ctress:
Sniike. hnrres, pelicuck. hut terflii-a.
lloir. anchor, parrots, cockatoo.
clockci-ed stockings, necklace, eagles,
stars, ling, hearts, shiiliU, leaves nnd
fun."
PROFITS IN MARITIME TRADE.
ramp Hlrnnirra lii. Mora Monrr
Than I he Finely Appointed
tlfets l.lnera.
It Is 0 fact worthy of note In Km-
llsh maritime experience Hint the
great passenger steamship companies
arc not those which lire the most nrof.
table si-a going entcrprisea. 'I lie l.on-
Ion Kcoiiomist has recently given the
net proilta for Kcwrnl of these lines
for last year nnd the rear precedinir.
tua the I'unarit companv ouul in
ditidi-nds to its stockholders in the
venr lsi'S three ami one half per cent,
and in ismij five per cent. The Itoyal
Mail paid in each of these two veiirs
live per cent., and we Imagine thnt, if
they had been given, the dividend
showings of the I'. and 0. would not
have I n greatly better than this.
The Intimation ia given that durimr
the prej-eitt year protlta will be less,
for the reason that there has been a
at adMtnoe in the price of fuel auf-
uciciil In n large conu-anv to almost
it up a low rale of dividend.
The tonnage that has i-rove,! mot
protltnble to llritish hi owners has
been Hint of the tramp variety, where
high sped la not an object, and where
it is not necessary to employ nnd pay
waget to those whose mum duty it is
to tidy up the ship and polish the
brass work. There were quite h num
ber of these Knglish tramp tte.nners
that paid Inst year
o their owners SO 1
or per vein, uiviueio! cu the coat of :
the siiine. or course, n part of this
Income In shipping property has to be
set aside for dcpreciaiUin and repairs,
but in the onset we have reference to
these dividends were earned and paid
after a seasonable amount had been
deducted to make pood these to
Loss of mental energy, luck of thought
power, failing memory or inability to ctm
ccutrato tho mind on tho work in hand,
thoro is nothing so gixd na Dr. Miles'
Nen-ine. Its jKiwerful intlueneo in build
bg up nnd strengthening tho broken down
nerres, makes this great renunly au inval
uable braln-fiHxl and restorative. It nour
ishes, fortifies and refreshes tho tired aud
worn-out brain nnd gives new strength,
new life, and new energy to tho system.
Adda renewed force to tho
Step and new life
Soli by aH dttgiti on a guarxntre.
i Belgian Hares.
Rlvsr Side Rabbitrjr.
Uretder of throngbbred Pedigrees
1 Belgiau Hates ol popular strain', pent
' he ded by superb impoited DASH
I METEOR and PRINCESS BHAVHICE
' scores 05 Dikh Meteor is one of the
; fiue-t but kt in America, youngs'ers
from these harea for tale, also some
! heavy weight Belgiau's will weigh about
12 pounds when matured the otilv heavy
weighti in Southern Otegon. Wtitc for
prices or call and see my harea before
buying elsewhere. Addiest Hakkv
Majish, Riverside Kabbiiry, (iraiits
Peas, Oregon, box 164.
Kcrby Items.
Mrs. Dave (iilmore baa been seriously
ill with the grip but it now recovering.
M-. Court Bros, mine near Altbuuse Is
paying them well and presents a most
encouraging appearance.
A very pleasant uaitjr was held Sattir-1
day at the home ol Mrs. John Turner,
on the anniversary of her birthday. j
C. T. Payne resumed on Saturday the
management of the Union hotel which
baa lately been conducted bv Mr. ts'lnne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. .Mat he son are
now residents of Kerby. Mr. and Mrs
Miller have assumed charge of the
Mathewsoii farm.
Crosby's mine 011 No. 7 gulch, nea'r
Urownlown is being operated with the
most satisfactory tmults. The g,,l J jt
coarse and good eiz-d nugeia ere 110
rarity.
The King mine 011 Althou.-e, formerly
the Hansen property, hue resumed op ira
liona. The equipment of this mine was
damaged curiously by the hix.'i water
s-jine lime ago.
"Uncle" Archie Tycer's mine, three
miles from Browntown, lias been protlnc
Ing richly this season Hia operation
are toiuevthai handicapped by the short
ness of lh water supply.
Ed Cennplt and John Lewis have a
fine surface allowing of copper on Woodi
creex.aoove wamo. the ore carries t
t. ! .1. . ... .
uigu per cent ami appearances are
favorable for the development of a large
ore body.
Miss Luc George, who recently closed
a mv.Tijfiil term of ecbool at Kerby, has
been engngpd to teach the school in
district No. 33, beginning on Mondav
April 1. Miss Oeorge ia one of our most
successful teachers and one whose re
cord in that line it a throughly iiiflicient
recommendation for excellence as
teacher.
B. E. Meredith, is steadily operating
his initio near the mouth of Josephine
creek and it improving a very favorable
season lo I he utmost. Three giants are
in operation and piping Is continue.
Highland day. The mine will not be
closed down for tho season unlil about
the first of June.
Mrs. Ktuse, familiarly known
Auntie" Kruse, one of the oldest resi
dents of Kerby, intends leaving soon for
ew York, Her many friends regret
her departure tint wish her the greatest
happiness in her new home. Chas
Hansen has purchased hei resilience
pioperty in Kerby and intends to move
to town in a short time.
II. L. Wilson, who purchased the
merchandise slock of J.I). IfayeeA Co.
some lime ago, ban discontinued Ihr
store and removed Ihe remaining Hock
'o Inland, where be is putting in a .1 irge
mercantile establishment. Mis( Avuti
iieoiire hai been managing t lie store foi
ir. Vinson prior lo lis removal, with
the most t-oininei.dahle and ellirieiil
business c.ipacitv and enterpiiso.
I.lse Oliver I wist, children ask foi
more w-iien given One Minnie C.uirb
Cure. Mothers endorse it hieblv i,,r
roup. It qmcklr cures all coualis and
aim every throat ami umr t r. .,,
1 ' is a specific or irrinne nml nsib,
1 lots long been a well known remed
lo- whomiinir cuiuh. Ilr w 1.
Kremer.
Wlmi'a Your I-ace World?
times n fortune, but never, if yuti
hnvc a sallow complexion, a iann.li..,,.!
I, 'I' palchei and blotches on the
skin, all signs of Liver Tumble, lint
!r. Kings .New Life Pills give Hear
Skin, liosy Cheeks, liich Complexion
only 'j cents at Dr. Kremer'a Drug
More.
Don't Rub It In.
All
ACHE5 AND
PAINS LOOK
ALIKE
TO
Scotch Remedy
Tiicre r f. nr pood reasons why evert
household slould s: this rerr.eJys
Mrst It retvetratos uulek r anil d.n
than any known rein,.,!,-Scotia-It
removes ps!n snd sereness it
ThlM - It conutns n rhinnt
I I vn iii . or lo'l"1 anU Is
anunnnta.
not volant.
Feur,h HM-ai.,, It tt, only safe, tjulck
market.
-'.'ru. luuim on
tut
8,',U by all dnuBists at u cents.
SCOTCH REiY.EQY COMPANY
SAN VttANCMCO
ip
My nerves were debilitafed, and I had
much dullness, confusion, of thought and
Inability to perform accustomed brain
work. After severe mental effort I would
bo so overcome and weak that my stomach
was greatly deranged. Hearing of Dr.
Miles' Nervino I tgan taking it; and I
truly believe a good share of tho nerve
energy I have
influeaoo."
tied
system, puts a new lidit in tho ev
to the mind. Now is the timo
Dr. Miles
Bprlnic Has Como.
And Ihe era of house cleaning will
soon be at hand. Don't wait till the
minute yo l want painting don before
seeing a a uter, hot leave orders with
Wm Bong, oflice opposite Dr. Van
j Dvke'e si lence
..Easter Eggs..
100 5SSS 5C
PAAS CAUCO and
PICTURE PAPERS for
EASTER EGGS.
Simple, Cleanly, Easily Applied.
No stained lingers. and no dirt and muss
to clean up after u.-ing
APOTHECARIES,
Front 8r., Opposite Depur.
FlGPRUWE
Cercevl
The most wholesome and
nutritious substitute for cof
fee and tea.
Made from the choicest
California figs, prunes and
selected grains.
A delicious, strengthening
beverage holds its delicate
flavor to the bottom of the
cup.
Physicians recommend
Figprune.
All grocers sell it
A (iemlp Hint.
In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes ol temperature, rain, w ind and
sunshine often iiHenninuli-d in a snide
day, it ia no wonder that our children
ftietidi and relatives are so frequently
taken from us by needed colds, half
the deaths resulting directly from this
cause. , bottle of Uoschee'e German
rup kepi about, vour home for imme
diate use will pievent Peiiuus sickness,
laitfo doclor'a bill, and perhaps death
by the use of three or fmr dosei
ror ciirinv! Consumption, Hemorrhages
I ueuniotiia, .Severe CuiikIis, Croup, or
any disease ol the Throat or Lungs
success is simply woinierlul, as vour
dtuuiiist. will tell you vet a sumpl
botlle free from Dr. Kremer.
Kejjulur sue, 75 cu. (iet tjre. n's Prizo
A 'inutiae.
O ft
1 ti
Vw a
'-. ( vj rt
it -s
e
cures coughs and
colds at
c;:a: t: vlon t mean tiiat it
rclievts you for a little whil
it cures. It h;ts been doing
tliis for half a century. It has
saved hundreds of thousands
of lives. It will save yours il
you give it a chance,
"1
I v iienh tv-ncfn from tt, tht
mri.,1 srtilt,,, 4 1 g cuulu
l(..-l. l.n.n, .,ni( Ins.- Ir .11l.lr.'
Lit. VI.. ANI.i.KCAk, Wauilunl. X V
Still.. tl's C'lnstiiortlivn f'llrw Im inltl Itw alt
itrttui- I u'i4rntes (,hi v.Hh every Ivotllw
I! ,-nt .vr.- i.t r-Nl I -ll.-rl l your clruggUI
untl i;i-t ,,Mr itt.ii.. j h.tt H.
Ti:l!'n. rrs
t.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificiall v ditresta the food and iMa
Nature Id Bireuitlheuiuir aud recoD-
itraclltift the exhausted dlgestlva or
gans. It Istha lutostdlscoTrreddirJeat
auiauuuiuia no otner preparation
can approach It In eQiciem-T. It in
stantly relievesand permanently cures
j'jspepsia, Jtiaigesiion, lieartburn,
Flatulence. Sour Stomach. Nausea.
Sick Headache, Uastralnia (.'ramp.sand
all other results of imperfect dipest ion.
Price see ami $l. Ijrfeslrecontatnav4tlmea
amailsiis. tUiokallais-utclysisiaiuaiietirrte
-'oar4 ty E. C. OeWITT iCO,Cblcog9.
FOft SALE BY w'. F. KREMER.
sinco enjoyed is dua r ita
Kev. L. Steere.
Douglas, 'VVyom.
gives
to trr
new
it
firmness to tho
Medical Co., Elkhart, lad.
Don't Trust
A FEW MOMENTS
WITH YOCR EVES WIDE OPEN WILL
SAVE YOU MANY MOMENTS OF REGRET.
SEEAXD LET ME EXPLAIN THE GOOD FEATURES
O ononis' 10
p"
BEFORE YOU BUY
F.
Don't Endanger Your Mfe .
I5y riding a tin frame Bicycle. Ride a
Racycle, Stearns, Crescent, Crawford, B. & H. Spe
cia', or Spaulding
And-ou will bo in the lead from start to finish.
J.:r.my-"n L;s cvr I'lvcld. is one of tte
s fl.VH f Hie towu. Hi is fo proud o( it
tt.;- 1: .in h:. himself up with one
foot, to I;r?ep u:n ltillir eff bsokwarri)!
Yon ni t lo juss s frm. of youid, if you
buy It IroLi tuj Ui,',-.it tot
CRAWFORDS
JYou moneys worth or your money back.
VV. A. PADDOCK, at
The Bicycle Den
East
VALUABLE
BOOK
FREE"
SEND NAME
and ADDRESS
for the Now Era Edition of
The Emporium Ecoooralat
a- aow lo Preaa.
Our large, profusely il
lustrated Spring and Sum
mer Catalogue, describing
the new fashions, and
giving lowest Department
Store prices for every
thing to eat, drink, wear
or use.
T ESI AIL
To all Rull'erfrB from wlialpvcr wenknps
or debility, rhvuinftliem, laum tiack.cti:.,
I olTt r my
Dr. Sanden
Electric Belt
upon one or two months' aliaolnte free
trial, unlioiit ono cent being paid in
ailvunco or deposited in any manner.
All tliot I ufk ia that, th receiver deal
honestly y nie, an I will buy him.
Send (or my latest book of information,
jimt published, givimt all information
regarding my invention and free trial
system.
Sanden Electric Belt Co,
Ruj3i.ll Blctk,
Portland, - - Ore -on.
EAST and SOUTH
VIA THK
t n 1 mni
' 11 u
AWW
Shasta Route
Train. I.eavn Granta Pan. for Port
land and Way KtaUonn at 0:30
a. lu. anil (1:13 p. m.
Porlland. . . . 8:"0 a.m.
Ciranl-il'ass. ..10:4.1 Din
8:SO p.m.
10:13 a in.
12 ::" a.m.
6 .0,1 a m
8:45 a.m.
7:00a.m
:li p.m.
7:2 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
r. Ashland. . . l2 :;io a.m.
r. Ssrraiuenlo 5:10 p.m.
Ar. SanFrani-iM-n. 7:45 p m.
Oiden 4 .V) d m.
Ar. Denver 0.30 a.m.
Ar. kniiMa Citv. .7 :'-'5 a.m.
Ar. Chicago 7 a.m.
Ar. Lo. Ancelea. .2:00 n.
m.
. m.
in.
8:05 a. 01.
6:01 p. m,
(MX) a. m.
Ar Fl Pn 6:(0 p
Fort Worth. . t):i;0 a.
Ar.tity of llexn oll :110 a. m. 11 :110 a. m
r. Houston. . .4:00 a. m. 7:f0a. m.
Sew Orleans 6:110 d. in. :uin m
Ar. Washinirlon . RA1 a m. fla
Ar. New York. . .12:10 p. in. 12:10 n. m!
rULLM AN AND TOURIsT CARS on
both train Chair cars Sarram.ntn n
H len ar.d Kl Paso, and Tourist cars lo
Chicaji, St. Louis, New Orleans and
Washington.
Conned ing at San Francisco with
several steamship lines for Honolulu.
apan.Cblr.3, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See J. P. Jester, agent at Grant P.
Pasa atation or address
Nim cre floor fpice l.uoj clerka.
C. II. MARKHAM. i. P. a..
Portland, Ore
to Blind Luck
OF INVESTIGATION
OF THE-
TOOLS
ANY OTHER KIND
II. SCHMBUT.
I sell for cash or on entail
ments, and take old wheels
in part payment, I equip any
of the above whaels with any
make of Tires, Handle Bars,
Saddles or Pedals, with or
without Coaster Brakes or
Cushion frames.
First-class rpa iring at
reasonable prices.
of Depot.
RELIABLE
.Poultry Yards..
Breeder of Prize Winner!) ami High
Scoring
Burred Plymouth Hacks,
H. C. Brown Leghorna,
Bronze Turkeys,
KcolcU Collie l)o
The highest a oiiiit l'ljin iulh Kock
and Urowu Li.'liorn (Jocks in thn Stale;
at Roselmri: Show ono 1st an. I 2nd on
Plymouth Rock Cocka; I-exhorns 1st
and 2nd, Cockerel-, 1st 2, id and 3rd
Pullets.
F.GUS:
t Krltlng $1.50, 2 Sellings K2 5U
Aildresi
E. A. KRUSE.
F.0SEBUH9, ORE
NOTICE I'OK PUBLICATION.
Land Ollice at Kosehnru. Onyorf,)
Min b -I, I'Ul.f
Notice is hereby tiven lhal lb- U !!.
inn named seiiler hm lil.-H n,., 1, , ,. nH
intenlion 10 ii.h'.h (hie I pni'ii In .,;,n,it
of his claim, and il.al h .ill pioi.f iii he
made before U 1, l.i.i; i, t; uutv
Clerk. RtUraiiis Pa-. '.) eon, 01 ipril
li, 1UD1, iz:
,1.1,,, . M, ,,. ,).
On ti. ic No 7ii;:t 1 , ii... sw-: k:
NK'4' SV'4'. Sec Tp :;8 A. I!. 6 W.
H namebthe fullowiiiK Miuiist.es lo
prove iiis continnous resilience upon and
cultivation of said land, viu:
C. K. Harmon, of (Jranls Pa.5, Ore
gon ;.lohn Howell, ot (irant- I 'ais, Ore
(toil ; i Howell, ol (irants Pass, Oregon,
Sam Tetherow, of Williui.is. Orpiron.
J. T. BltllKiKi, Keuieler.
M. J. Shields & Co.
UroHers and Importers
of all kinds of
Grass & Field Seeds
W e can name seeil for evergreen pannre
in your section of the country. Why pros
pect with unlried seeds? " Witu lilieen
years of personal experience in Krowine.
also with the experience of the Agricultural
(-0 leires at Moscow and Pullman, we sub
nut Die following li.t of seeds out of a
hundred dillerent kinds tried
HroiUtlS Invrn,,.. 'I' ..II ki 1 l.i
iKiiijIisIi tine (ir,Si Tuu Mra,low '0at
11 I, '"" ,. live 'fasa. Flat Stemmed
Orlss l-n"n'b' "'e ras. Orchard
Those are KreHi Kieila; We are
prowlers f ,,em and will guarantee results
nu prices.
Try our mixed trrass seeds for everitreen
Pas ore on dry ground; S lii.w) per t.un
Ured, orJc. yer pound.
We are also growers and importers of
Clovert, Alfilras, Pea., Corn. Wheat,
Ru3ia tpeltz Millets and all
kinds of Field Seeda.
For references wo cile vi.n to W i.
.vpillniau. I'riitpkor ,.r i.;.;....i. .
T', '""r?! "'lece at Pullman. Wash ,
! .1 f i r,rel"'1'. Crofe-sorot AKricullure
at the I,lao ,;ia,e t niver.ily, Moscow,
niano. For prues and furliier informa
tion address,
M. J. SHIELDS & CO,
MOSCOW, IDAHO.
T m .
X&mUjf, BO YEARS'
CoVRl0HT8 &.C
tSriSiv,.!t".blT e'"'Me. roirm ,nlr,
Isrn. Ukn tSiu.li Mann a to. rtcc'ra
Scientific Hmerican.
,r.!"1.?"'?'',T "'l"r w I rs rle.
MUHN & Co."-- New York