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ROGUE RIVER COURIER grists riss, OREGON. Published Evory Thursday. Bubaorlptlon Ratasi One Year, In sdvsrce, khr Months, Ttrea Months, tingle Copies, 1 25 .06 .36 .1 Advertising Rates Furnished on application at the office, or by mall. A. E. VOOBHIES, I'roi-r. & Mngr FRED MENSCH, - - Editor Entered at the pout oOice at Grants I'as, Oregon, as second-class mail matter. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1901. Crescent City peop'f have petitioned Senator Perkins to use his influence with the l'ost office department to secure a 24 hour msil schedule between that town and Grants Pass. At present two days are required for the trip, the mail being held over night at Waldo. Tao prominent Frenchman induced in a desperate duel with swords in Paris on June 7. After 10 safe and scratchless rounds, the parties ailjonred till the (olowing day. The second session ifas more calamitous; one prodded his adversary in the fore arm, blood flawed and honor was satisfied. A pinion play was presented last week on the Indian reservation of Chi! liwock, British Columbia by 500 Biwash Indians, re resenting 13 tribes and speaking seven different dialects. The plav was witnessed by 21.00 Indians Iro n ail parts of the coast. The play occupied four hours and the scenes were portrayed with reverence by the Indians. The earlv closing pioposition has found favor with a large percentage of the business men and it is likely that an agreement will be in order shortly that early cloning may become a reality. The proposition is lo close the business bouses at seven o'clock each evening except Saturdays, Ample notice and advertisement is to be given previous to the change, If adopted, so that no one will be inconvenienced thereby. This change is greatly needed by overwoiked business men, clerks and salesmen in Grants Pass as In many other towns. In a recent sermon, Dr. Mlnot J. Savage recites the blessing of Darwin lira, lie advances the Idea that for thousands o( years man lias been in conflict with the lower orders of creation for existence and standing room, but that the discovery of the Darwinic Idea has changed all this and that man en tertains a more cordial feeling toward the four footed creatures when he realizes that he is near of kin to them. These are the edifying words of the doctor ; "The animals are of our kin as much as our brothers and sisters and fathers and mothers." After a season of silence in regard to the Transvaal war, that conflict was again brought to the minds of the public by sensational news from that quarter. A Boer general, Delarey, attacked a detachment of English by surprise, In flicting defeat with a loss ot W0 men. The same grist of neas contains an ac count of a Hoer Invasion of Cape Colony, which was checked with dilllculty. The elusive style of warfare which the Boers pursue is one full of dilllculty lo the British, who seem to be able to accom plish little against it. Meanwhile the war drags on Indefinitely, constantly making huge drains on the Englirb exchequer. There is some talk atluat of a third term for Mckinley, but it is only talk and will amount to nothing. The limit of two terms for a man as president is too deeply grounded in tradition and precedent to be readily set aside. Washington himself set the example of declining the tliiid term, and others have followed llie precedent. The particular congressman, tlrosveuer, who is advo cating a third term for McKinley, says that it was fear of defeat that impelled Washington to decline the third term. This ides has not been exlennively adver tised hitherto. There la no evidence that McKiuWy himself desires a third term, the advancement of the idea being confined to a few of his admirers. A civil government has been arranged for the Philippine islands. It d ilk-re little, save in name, from the military system and is under the supervision ol the secretary ol war. A few years of unobstructed American rule in the islands will accomplish wonders and the Filipinos themselves will be a dif ferent people. The Filiolnos are very bright and quick, hut, being of Malay extraction are none too trustworthy. They are eager to learn and there is a great demand for teachers. They learn the English language with remarkable celerity. The cspture and subsequent pacific attitude of Aguinaldo seeais lo have had all the effect that was prophesied. Coddesa of Liberty. Mips F.ssie llartinan is the leading fit in e this arek In the Goddess of I.ih'rly voting voile.!, having u plurality of some 30 oles. The content will he clorcd Oil the evening of lune .7. Votes if five cents em h and livla will be found at the following places: Ilolel La) ton, I'alaiv holel, llarlli l Bin's, Calhoun I i rover y Co , Kremer's drug store, llsii-Riddle Hardware Co., Tompkins' barber shop, Fred Koper's, Ued Slur store, J. (i. Schmidt's, Mover Drug Co., E. C. Dixon's R. l. McCroskey's, (irauts Cass billiard par lors, Opera House meat market, M. I'. D. A 1.. Co., J. Hhaska's. Following is the status of the vole to date; Mae Davis Kssie llartinan Emma Hyde Daisy Taylor Maud Baber Mary Coe Magiyle Mead Vera Good Nita Good Sylvia Anderson Laura Parker Ura Butler Ethel Williams Mabel Hitch Alma Thomas Ecxema, eallrlieutn, tetter, chafing, ivy poisoning and all skin tortures ate are quickly cured by le Will's W itch Haiel Halve. The certain pile care. Dr. W. E. Kremer, To Keep Trade Moving . We rely on Reliable Goods Sold at Honest Prices. There ate hundreds of people who want a good article the right price. That is the kind of business we are at doing. How does it suit you? RED STAR STORE, W. E. DEAN, & CO., Propr. Front street, oppo Depot, Fourth ol July. Arrangements for the glorious celebi. lion of our national holiday are progres sing with gratifying celerity and a grand program of entertainment ia promised. Tae definite arrangement of the pro gram has not yet been completed but the principal entertaining features are decided upon and Insure a grand sea son of amusement and enjoyment to all who attend the festivities of the a cation. The celebration as arranged if too big to be included in one day. Too uarrow a limit of lime would fqiii-utu exhilarant patriotism into too strait a pace. That it may have room to e. pand and time lo enjoy, we celebrate two days, the Fourth anil the Fifth. Voting for Goddess of Liberty is pro gressing at the various places of business. While at this early date it is impossible to piophesy with certainty as to the win ning candidate, the names of the leading ladies are an assurance I hat our Goddesa will fail in no attribute of tho part. The oration will be delivered by II. A. lieed. Mr. Heed is well knowu lo this city as a business man and citizen. As a public speaker, be is as new to us ea Theodore Hooaevelt would be, but thou who have heard him speak In former years are loud in his praise and ascribe to him a peculiarly Impressive anil en tertaining manner and the gilt of com manding the entire Interest ol his hear ers. All sorts of entertainments are arraug ed. Eugene will lend teams (or both ball game and hose race and our boys have the work cut out for them in those even ts. There will be races galore. At least four F&ehlonable i Elegance J11U ACME TURN la becoming more popular each season from the fact that their value is becom ing better kaown. They are much more comfoilable than a shoe wltli regular sole. The all-wool felt sole lingng forms a flexible and elastic pad for the sensi tive part of the foot to rest upon, and also protects the fool from cold and dampness. Any lady troubled with tender feet should try a pair of Acme Shoes. You will surely be pleased with them and advise others lo use them. bicycle races are arrange!, including a slow race. There will le horse racer, loot races, walking match ami shooting contest, and all manner of amusing games and contest lor small boys. There will ho a grand display of lire works ami a grand ball on the evening of the Fourth. Belgian Hares. Itivemide lUbtntry Breeder of thor oughbred pedigree Belgian Hares ol popular Strains, pens herded by atipeih unpolled Paah Meteor and Princer-a Baal rice, si-ores H. Dash Meteor ia one ol Hie tinrst bucks in America. He is the winner of the First I'-ite at the Yolo county lair, California. Youngsters Iroiu these hares (or sale, also some heavy weight Belgians, will weigh from 2 to 14 pounds each when matured the only heavy weights in Southern Oregon. Write (or prices or call and see my Hares Injure buying. Visilors always welcome. Address IIAKKY MAKSII, Kiversnle Kabbitry, tiranls I'ass, Oregon, box Iil4. Old Me. Ida Convention. The OKI Maids Convention will be held Friday evening, June 14, t the Opera houae. A grand tune iseipectel There will lie delegates from several different stales who will be able to give good reports. There will be new songs, recitations and several new (ealures added; one will In Wouians Rights Irom Woman's stand point. Professor Make over will be there with his wondeilul machine, the Kemodelacope. Marvel lous results are anticipated, Admission 25c; children, l&v ; reserved seals, -IV. Everyone is invited. Tickets on sale at the S. P. D. A L. Co.'s s'aire. See Voorhies avbout Kodaks. Won the Medo-I. Miss Josephine Crow, of Merlin, ha the honor o( inning the medal at the elocutionary contest between members ol the Junior clans of the normal school at Ashland on Kalurday evening, lu regard to that occasion the Tiding says : "The capacity of the Chaulauq a building was taxed, Saturday night, by the people who came out to listen lo the elocutionary contest between members of the Junior clasa of the state normal school. .A number of Medford visitors and the graduating c'a'S of the Jackson ville schools were among those present. The program was exceedingly Interest ing. The selections given were largely minologuee and character recitations and under the.'ekillful direction of the instructor, Prof. I. K. Vininy, various accessories in the way of costuming anil slagi effects were added." The contestants besides Miss Crow were Mine Agnes Moore. Miss Floj Cambers, Mr. A. Thornton and Mr. Karl (shepherd. Of Miss Crow's recita tion, the following note ia made: "Miss Josephine Crow, of Merlin, gave a character recitation, entitled "Anunciata" It was the story of a Spanish dancing girl and of the ohl Jesuits. The theme was worthy ot an emotional actress like Clara Morris, and that Miss Crow sustained the character well ia a high compliment to her prepara tion and ability." The judges were 'W. I. Vawter, til Medford, J. C. Whipp, of Jacksonville, and Mrs. K. M. Foster, of Ashland. The presentation was made by Dr. Kellogr , of Portland. EASY WALKING For all women is iMmnihle only ill Shoes that lit properly. The QUEEN QUALITY Shoe for Women la a remarkable Combination of Absolute Ee.ee Hugo Items Weather cold and cloudy willi a slight frost Monday night. Miss lira.e Ogle has been visiting her parents at Hugo. Mr. Tolson's two brothers visited him at Tunnel 0, last week. tjilitea crow. I of Hugo people attended the camp meeting at Merlin last Sun da-. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon came out fiom tlrants ' ass Stiudnv, 10 see her p rents. Mr. and M's. Crockett. Bib Cio kelt am! wilt of behind, a,-re over atro. Anyone wnhiiig to build a modern house, "end an order in for tbeirlutubt r to Hie Hugo modem mill. Mr. C. M.t'ormiik returned home from Met lin Tues.lav. liardetis lo -k m il co:uidering the col, I epiing. I.eland ami Kii.oevville are lively little towns; aM thoroughly business (teopte, new stores and a hall, tlrst class hotel. I.eland and Kiunevville m.li their white i-ottages under the lolty 1 pin sand with the cords of wood is a p iasaiit picture for the artistic eve. j Campbell sav: "D. stance lends en c' sirmeiit to the view," hut not so with I.eland ami Kinnevvillo which wi h their mountains robed willi magniliceitt Or, and . Beneath the sod where veins of glitter ing gold I Present the grandest view a tourist could beh vld. ' Pxami. i The Beit Prticnptioa tor Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of tirove's Tasteless I 'hill Tonic. Il is simply Iron ' and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 5-V-. j fBMning notes. raaattaVkl Daniel Kmie, of the Si. Peter mine on Oirave Click , visited drains I'asa last week. S. K. Lucoininnn, foreman of the Waldo copper mines is vieiting (irants ! Pass 1 1, la week. F. V. Met anil O. II. Eelh, who are developing a larg- placer projsisilion in Silver creek, acre in town lafet week to meet ll.eir families, who will spend the summer in llie luuuulsiug. N. B. Mode is stiil ingaged in develop uient ftork lu bis mine on Junes creek. A lOhMout tunnel taps tho lide on which a i ronecut of about 30 feet l,t been nude. The ledge at lllie depth l.a a width of five leet bciweci, wads willi ore ol good paying value. Mr. .Meade l exposing a mite of value w hieh lu-e le only ecpiprneiit to I ccome a g-sv.l pro ducer. Henderson and Sciibner's mine in the Wolf Creek district has been piom- ineiitiy mentioned lately a- an instant- il those marvellously producing miner which are more Impic-nlly found in Southern Origin than am where eisr. Some 1 10,101 has been taken out bi primitive methods in a lew muo.h-i I ilia mine is situated on '.he divide tielween Wolf ami Coyote creek-. 1 he gold is loiind in a vein cf po.phyry i.nri decomposed cpiartis very ennilar to Siutei's mine in the none ditliicl. William Murray, a mining man who lives at Sliaata, owns land inSi-kijou county, near the suite line, on which there is said to he a three f.ml lede ol asbes'oaof the best quality. The ledge lies between porpbwy ami n r. Mur ray pays the aahento ia in si ama, anil one can draw threads of II two ami three feet long, much resembling ailk. Tin discoverer waB at first unable to plact the unusual formation, but samples ol the ore sent to Chicago, Philadelphia and New York have all been reported as lirat quality asbestos. The owner ir. len Is to develop the prop, r') Tiding. Fish Lake Ditch. Work on the Fish Lake irrigation ditch, which origiiialeH at a point on Little Butte creek, is r igreseing very favorably. A lion t 1 miles are com pleted from where llie water is taken Irom the I ill e Butte creek. There ia a steady force at work, 00 teams together willi two rotk gangs of about 1)1) men each. The graders employed in remov ing the surface eaith have proved s great suc'-esa. Satunlav w.i monthly pay day, and Superintendent Morris ilii trihuted about 7HIH among the team owners and laborers. People along the line of Ihedilchj and also in the valley, who at liir-t were skeptical as to the ul timate construction of the canal, now conclude that the Fi-h Lake Ditch Com pany minus liu-uncas, and that the ditch will be a sure thing in the near lutiiro and the valley greatly benefited thereby. Grants Pass Weather, Following ia a summary weather ub servittion lit tirauts Pass during the month of May, l'JOl, as reported by J. B. Paddock, local voluntary observer for the Oregon Still" Weather Service. i Max. Mill. -Mean l're . "ArK ; Telll. Teni. I em. inelli r.7. ".T ''- ! : ''' ."" . . n;i m 51 3 vi ; :tt ;j 4 ' li'i ;;'.i 51 h i 70 I MS 54 tl I Til 1 '' 55 7 75 ! ; 57 8 : ! . 7 :.:t !l ! 77 ' 17 Ii7 ! 10 SI 40 t.5 ! II HI u'J Oli j . 12 HI 17 lit j III 7 IS li.l : 11 711 55 j ; i 15 j 7s 12 I i.o ; 12 lii hi ' 57 i lil ! .. 17 nO i M 1 IS h ; 2 : :w ; -10 10 : 5S 40 4:i , l:l 20 ' 01 o7 4'i : 07 21 IH1 ; 42 51 22 00 40 5.1 ii I 2:1 1 t ' oS 51 24 ! OS : 10 54 25 ' 07 ' 45 00 ! (i;t 20 7S i 52 05 27 1 00 52 ho j li'.i 25 J list , 50 02 j . . 20 07 47 57 . . ;io ...1 74 :is 50 : .. ;ti I si 1 :iii j . . ip St iiuAHv: Mean temperature, 57; maximum temperature, S7 ; date, 25 minimum temperature, X), date, IS: Total precipt. inches, .SO : N 1. old.vvs clear, It; partly cloudy, 7i clou ly 1.1: Prevailing w iud s. W. If w uivthm nt work sluviltl make uswir tt tht other wtmi.iu. sho miTii, j t'rh.ips, s.iv : "You luvt-r h.i-l to M-nih cKmu when your Kil ls iuht-4 th.it It sromril th;it t'vtrv tuovtuifnt wouM fnik it in two." It's K.l t ium;h tor a wom.in to sntTiT. Itut hcu she must nulTer Rtul slive at the same lime she ic.umes the limit of lier endurance. Weak women w h have Uen m:ile strong tv the u-e of Ir. 1'ieroe's Kivor ile rre'riptiott, mvnuiieiitl it tot.theis a KiHlcihl. It estahiishe reulanlv, tli it weakening tlt.ims, IumN intUmm.i tion autl uUvratum atul eurvs ti-male wrakuess. " I h.tvr In- :n nilmt; vimr tunc n.w brtnc tT.iitlrt wh tt-m lie wr i '.( ' w r m- M"v W ul 11 ohtwii of mii.!.i:iv v Ih-m I't "hvrn m'llt N I wi'll!tl tUM l. !. .uli 1 tihrtt mm iltflcrnl t;w , ti.l u,thni llie trlu I ti 1 1 1 1 1 I Ny.tti lr l '-in moii tiitrt, iittij( S-ttU's ,- K.H'ft:' tk'tt" 0.t two of Im Mrlto li-ovrr ' i"!h-c mrlu niri hf ciitrvl mr W w It ti Km i liratmrul I w.i ii, VIr ( t i v m.u 1, it n.w 1 l the woik tor iv t.mo' oj nine, vl (crl tHlKt tv-4av than l b.ivr to: yr.ir " lr. Pierve'ft lMesiint IVliets eure hi iousucM ant siek hc'a.t.iche. Thry do not crvAlc the pill haUt. PARK I ft S HAII BALSAM ,k: l. -f 1 Hif to lt hi ul t or. t-v Arc WfSIavs." IN THE PHILIPPINES. Nine companies of the. Ninth regi Uient have air v.-d at Muniia ou tne tr,uiiirt Iii'li.ma from China. A Manila dinpaicli says that 33 mm nf Company A, Twonlii-tii Infantry, re cently eiiC'UMier. d St-jov;a'a Laud uer Paraculc, 111 N-.rtli C.iminne pioviure. Surfr-:on St. Jkhu a killed. Tub 111 surgoiil 1-iat tivo lueii killed and had two wounded. As a result of the iuvi-Stig.itiou of the shouting ulTair at Camp Stoiz -nhurs, ou May 21nt, Liciit' iiiiut. Jatues llowvll of the Sixth artillery will he tru-.l by court martial. Sec-niO Lieuteiiaiu diaries It. Lloyd, Jr., also of the S.x h artillery, and Dr. Overton, who (Ir sscd the wounds rocciv.-d by Lloyd at tho bauds of Howell, h.ivo b.;eii r--l'--a-. -d from ain at. A good bicycle for ?25.(0 that's the Vedette sold by Cramer Bros. j The recent publication in acrei-aT daily paper that Nellie I'rett j hair, : (i (juaner-oreed In dian pirl, bad been left Jl.i'H.Hiu by Colneldeaee In Names. John Dillon, a rich ranclimiin, for hav ing saved hia life from (Irounini,' in the lirancl river, near Clan-more, I. T.. four years ngt, develops a remarkable coincidence, says the St. Louis Iicpill lie. In this city liics Mrs. John Mar ipiette, iu.'el 30, u hnlf-brerd Indian woman. Her husband ia 11 half-breed Canadian, n ml they are very poor. .Mrs. Manim-ttc'b maiden name was Annie .Nailcnn, and she is descended from the Pottawatomie ''Leanlow" trilie of Pokniron. She was born at Bertram!, Mich., in May, 1S70. She was called "Nellie Prettyliair," on ac count of the beauty of her hair. She was in the Indian territory nlmut 1U0. Stanrlini; one day on the hank of the Son i h Canadian river, lietween Ix-x-iiirton and I'lircell, she saw 11 man attempting to erohs with a wnfron aqd team. Team and aion were sinking in a riuichanil when she came to the man' nsistance and helped him out. He thanked her and went away. She dill not know his name, nnd never saw or heard of him since. The Nellie I'reityloiir eiijoyinir Dillon's fortune uinler the 11 u 111 1' of Annie Triieheatti Dillon, n required hy Dillon's will, tented with her Cherokee parents on the (Irande river, near Clare-more. Four years nifo, when aed 10, she saw a man strulinjr helplessly in the swollen waters. Uiding in on her pony ahe saved his life, fie did not thank her, hut died three months later and left $1 ,io,o -J in gratitude. It is reported that she ia ent'iiged to Dillou'b bitterest enemy in life-John l.itfcr, a cowboy, who tried several times to kill Dillon. If Annie weds him, relative threaten Ut break the will. Mrs. Marquette has employed attorneys to investigate the case and to learn if the man whose life she saved was Dillon. A l'lii-ao st'houl has lately fur niwhiid a very pretty instaucn uf h j ll ish remniree fuli)'s. Ssitur pi'O irl' havinr ami- A hl'd's Ke oure f aliiesA. lniiitjl of a ltr which lunl mi liome iml no vihir.lt! iim-.'iiis of suiirt, a )olict'!iinii wan i!if;ij!r(l to shoot the uniiiml. Win h In ;i j ; .-; t ! near hi M'lMiiillicniM' with his rrvnlcr, niir (if th littlf -irlh nsKf.l him what he was oi.iii'r ti do. Hp tuM her, ami slu liri':fid him nut lo shunt, (tie aiiiiiml. "I'.ul I inu--t," h- i-aiil. "fur In- h.i.-sii't i!i '.ceiiM'." "We'll .'ct lii:it n license it' )nii Wfin't shool liiin," a'u the lit ;.-irl. am! the j i! ier !i;;mi kMJiniiti a ft w 1 hi h" rej- pi t 1 he lit t ie rl inti rt steil iit;ht or u-n uf h-r fiiemi, ;u i.'.h.'i- I fnf u "slniw," c)ii, i z uf Sjieicln . r eitat !u;i s, am! miiMf, to le H',k It 1'V 1 llllllSfUt S. Ml It I JU 1 Sliatll'I th. ir It iiclit r to r.iitMMiin-e it, with it.i char it, i hit' ohjret. '1 hry eh tin ! eiiuiiili muiifji to raio the tloj; from a ciu itiun of Mtrritncy hi a Mixtion of allliii 'iiee ami imlt n-h nee. They paid lii i ns.' f v, hoii;,'lit him a new e iliiir, ami wvrc even able to oe-pt-it a small Mini with the huli-hcr t. provitlf tlieir ciwiine friem! with juiey marrow lmtu-s am! ehoiee ruta of ehiu'l stiak in i!ns to I'oiui'. Illinois has an npparcnt rirht to claim to he the woman') pnratlike, jk far as puhlic n l; ni t ion of ht r hui nevs v tpacitv is conci innl. n tiie hoaril of iruMi-ts uf tlie St;iu- uni ctvit arc two women, Mis. Alice A, Ahhott nn. I Mrs. l.nrv I.. Knw Ur, U-th oft hie. i;.", a li.l no in In r uf t hat ciu 'k m:i ii's eiii!. Mr. lh, t t h L'an ht r iM'!i f.r i!ic pn'olic in the civil war. ami lias euiitintud it in many ilinc t ion-, ever nincc. v. l-'uw U r in know n fur her inter. M in anil clT-rt in he ll. ilf vt oiithfnl ofTi.inlj Aninal the law. A Mi".uri "om.in recently was the ie; i lit of n must pt cilia r necnlent. nnel, , . it tlnl not rs:ilt in itnv permaiu nt injury, v(- tvm aiTi ul t. She w a- ,i m o .it,M,t w . iK.i.-h nt il. ..nn mid n, staioliiia,' on a :art.l ir.nniiiLT M:nr ui' - wlu-n the t op of t he Imi rel ca in. I he lui'-ivunl tri.'l in nn to t i-tro-ate her, and wa finally t.in.ptlicel tit rull her to a h'.a. Imiu;!i shup n ipir- ttr uf n iniV nw:o. Ti ere thr iron hiHtpN w n !im . .1 a l he woman ri ua ' to'il n - r ri'r. -'. - m The L:itot at the ....New York Racket Store I..iiin.lv'i.' 1 S,i!t 11. unlets Shit I W'.iils, up to vl.tto, I'.'.u-k S.r.'.c-.-ti .it..! Mv.iv A -'. k W.li t'l sccit! ' .it I Into v. : io I .vs Wvl '.s M;i I ait" tia! Sh-.tts an, I Ovor.i'Is oil 1' tilt Jars- WllitO I ", i v., This is tho woathor for SUMMER HATS You'll Fiutl Tlioin stirs New York Racket Store, At Sm MAlUili: AM) (JKAMII j J I., T.U'lsK K, I'aoia i am prei'tred to 'iirui-h anv thing in the line m.'cn . .1 MAKE1E r GRANITE. ! Nearly thirty yet el ex;-rieiice in the Marl-V l iioness ' that 1 van ri l '.ir orders in the w-iv !hi inanuer. v" i-vuin,, -e..e Mirble. ' v J- PADDOCK t rum Mw.-t Neu i.iven.--. (,ui..l,op FOR HOME A'4D DREES. Ties in bright bk"U checks. Stock co'.larg lu moire of bright gl.iuU . Many vicuna and corduroy smokiny ja-'kets. Wall p!r-ter,i, screen-, etc., of rra- chir.e-pair.ttd tapcrtry. Tiny r.e 1 'i'r nrd belts rf fur, fasten in? v itli j f ( !, .1 i-''.n?c C-jri:cr t' ".'r c:..l doul-ie seats in pi'.d-i wo-il a::l i '.r.ry tf. peltry. Farciful Kds cf ivit. I.K-e, fur and brniOrr: cr t;r.'-'. emoroiery. I'lev.-h '! n!:i.-c i-. tl-iral. rlriped ar.d -n.:i C-f-'? .-. :1 :,ri:ii:i:-t r'cr5. I:,re b: .-;!:! f".k rr'ticosK with tin- r-H. r-.f'.'.' s rov red alur.tintcl)' with ruc' aril v. !:!to p'aited chiffon. Dry (lor.'"- !v---.nc,nM'! Fry's Squirrel Poison Every Grain Kil!i a Squirrel :$Oo j;r Can j If you arc- not siitii-ficd you get yuur money hack. Sloyer Drug Co. AP011IKCARIKS, Front 8.., Opposite Depol. TRY GRAIN-0 ! TRY GRAIN-0! Ask your liroeer to-day to show you a paekHr of GUAlN'-O, the new food drink t lint takes tlio place of coffee. The children limy drink it without in nry rr sell ns the R.I nil . Allnhotry it, like it (iUAIN-O has that rich sen hrou n i f M clia or Javn. but it ifl made I10111 pure riiius, ami the tnot delicate si on, aili receives it without distress. )i he price of cnfTt-e. lr)C. and 2.")cts. per packHe. Sold hy all arocern. Ladles Can Wear Shoes Onesiz) emaller after using Allen's Koot-Kasu, a powder lo be shaken into lliei-hoes. It makeB tltjht or new shoes feel easy; given instant relief lo corns mid bunion?. Ii'n the greatest comfort disi-overy of the ego. Cures and pre venUhMolUn feet, hl'iHlerH, callous and Hore spots. Allen's Foot Kase is a i-er tuin cine for 1- e-al 1 ilk.', hot ai'iiing leet. At all druiiiiiHis and shoe stores, 25c. Trial pai kagH Free y mail. Address, Allen S.OImsled. I.n Uov. N. Y. Only One Way To Do It. (let from PorlUnd to Chicago in 7'J hours, jiisl 3 days. The "Chicago, Poitland Special", leaving Portland .hulv at y A. M. via (). K. & N arrives at Chicago at 'J : 30 the third day. New York and Boston are reached the fourth day. This train, acknowledged to he the fastest between the Northwest and llie Kast, is solidly vestibule.! and its p.jiiip nent is iineiirpissed. Pullman drawing room sleeping cars, free up to date tourist leepillg cars, lihrary Hiiioking cars, free reclining chair cars, ind unexcelled dining cars, the meals an which are epnl to those served at il.e very best hoteN. Knieniber this train runs s..id, Portland to Chicago; there is no change of cars, and the good .(litis, it riit no mure to r ide on il lliati ot, other routes. We iiave ulher trams, The "Pacific Kxpiess" leaves Portland daily at II P. M. via Huntington, and the "Spokane flyer" leaves at ti P. M daily via Spokane lor Si. Paul and the Kist. For rates, sleeping car reservation, etc., 1 all 011 or write to anv O. K. A N agen', or write to A. I . Ckaki, General Passenger Agent, P mn.AMi, Oregon What do the Children Drink? I'un't give them eollee. Have you tried the new food drink called lirain-O'.' It is deliri.ius and nimrishing and takes the place i.f cullee. The more i i rain O von give the children the more health you distribute through their system. iraiu-() is made of pure grains, ami Mhen properly prepared tastes like tlie choice grades i.f ci lice hut costs ab-iul '4 as much. All grocers t-ell it. loc :llld -)C WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR LitSSERT ' j 'litis qiicsliou arises in (he tainily 1 very day. Let us answer it lo-d.iv. ' 1 1 V J. IMI, a delici.ms and heallhful d'-ssert. PiepaTeil in two ntiuiiies. Nt ( boiling ! no bilking ! timply ad. I boiiing aaler and set to conl. I- lavurs I.em- Mi, Orange, Kasberry and SirimlH-rrv. i;et a pa.kiige at yuiir giucers to-dav , 10 els. .a Aitit AiL tot t-At(S. Li I "Era knMir,i..AM,.1.. r&.i... t....c I'm. M .ir Wo.a.a .uul Chil iilroi, all color. an.l .vlors Silk V .lists worth ktin'.ving. .i 1J! h Stock. Tints so, .lar HuMi Ouarts .'. l loz, l-'iC. tli WOKKS. elery rt ; ,,. l , j warrants my MVing or .iiie-:.n l, unite or any lunl 1 an (irsnite or snv r SEE THESE 4 Specials for New Crop of California 4 lbs. Evaporated Apples. 3 Cans Pork and Ik-ans . . . 3 lbs Evaporated Peaches . . We are making prices an object in our Hard ward, Tin and Graniteware stock. If you need any thing in those lines get our prices. rI,IIIlllioi'H 60 sets several designs Price 30 to 40 cents per set. 3 pairs of good sox, 25 cents. A'l extra A 1 quality shirt 50 cents. Smith Bros. Mercantile Co. Howard's Old Stand. SIXTH AND FH0N1 STS. Sensible Talk for Sensible Farmers In buying a machine the buyer should be posted. The good points of the Osborne are too numerous to mention. Thev are evident to every man that compares Osbornes with other makes. This is no bare assertion, but has been proven- time and time again. Let me show you the Osborne Columbia Mower the neatest, strongest and most modern on the market. 1 II. NOIL3III.rr. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon lor Josephine County. R. V. Pratt, Plaintiir. vs Horace 0. Williams, and Lizzie Williams, Franklin K. Wliittaker, and Lizzie ) A. Whiltaker, M. W. F.spy and Virginia Kspy, J. I). Fspv and Carrie K-ipy and L. L. Jewell, Defendants. J To Franklin K. Whiltaker, Lizzie A. Whiltaker, J. II Kspy and Carrie L?py, the defendants above named : In tho name of the Stale of Oregon you and each ol you are required lo appear in the above entitled Court and answer the comptaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit on or liefiue ihe last day of the time prescribed in the order of the publication ol this sum mons to wit : on or before tho l- h day of July, lUiil, and if you fail to so appear or answer, the plaint'll will ap peal to the Couit fur the relief de manded in Ihe complaint filed herein against you and each of you ; llie relief demanded in said com plaint is for a judgment and decree that tlie plaiutitl have a judgment and lecover Irom the defendants, Horace 0 Williams, L z.ie Williams, Franklin F. VVhttiakei and Lizzie A. Whitluker. .M. W. F.spy und Yiigima 1-py, the sum id l.'iOO (10 with interest thereon from the first, day of February. l'.Ml al Ihe rate o 8 p -r C' nt per annum, fur the tilrlher sum of H'lll!) with interest thereon at the rate ul S per cent per annum Irc-nl Ihe liist day oi 1 eln nary , l'.'Ol, for the further sum of f.'.'OiO ii attorneys' fees with in:elest llierc.m ul S per cent per annum troin tlie Uay ot tlie entry ol the d -i ree herein and for he costs and disbursements her-in ; and tor a decree that the plaintiffs said iiinrtgaite mentioned in the i un.plainl lie foreclosed and that you and each of vuu be parted and forever loitvluse.l irom any and all right, litle, interest an. I equity of re.leinpti'in in or t llui Ic.llow ii. g described premises and every part thereof, all of which is eitnaie.l m .Ins, j.lune County, S ate ul On-got), to nit : t omnn-iieuig at the tinrthwet corner ci section twelve (1J' in township thirty 1'iiir . 7.1 : south ot range six itii wesl of I tin Willamette Meridian, running th-nce south twenty -;0 chains; thence eaM twenty .'Ji chains; thence south Incntv ..i.'l chains ; thence wesl el.'hty S1 chiutis 1 i tie nort Ilea? o t he north w est t orn -r i f t qu.ir'.i-r oi the southwest .juarier ol st ctt-itt eleven snip and ratue atorisai.l ; sixtet n 1. chains and links to tlie south Inn ol Land (.Maun to , lames thence line west Iwelilv el 111 in io:i , thence nottll lottl ol... HI . the II ina'lotl II T..g.,o,; ght LN, , tiAin and eiglny live ,t links lo a ,,iu; thiriv :i.o chains -ou'h an.l i,ni seven ctiains and s.-vetiiy , iu.k-ea-t ol lh iwrtlivves! erne.- ol llie i.n,i iiou l.ai.tl 11 -.vuu ol Mi li -t oiuli ihirK t.ess ; thence not 1 h to ' l,e cv III re cli.tliml of liiave "r l.eiau.l Trick; llielne to; lowing sail Trees in a iivmliwesti-riv direction to lis inter-ecfoii rh the section line between s. i-tloli three v;j and t-u lil of the i,,ti.ti-p an.) ranp aloresai.l ; tlietice e;t-.t on said i.t nieuliot.eil line to the p'.v.e o! Pcgin linig, c.iutainng in a.l ,tir,e hnii.lr, .1 e,giiij-nine an.l nopii acres, mure or .less, ai'i'orilm to i;oernu;enl si:rev, j w ith the ex. e. ii. iii ill toe loiloaiiii .h : pcribv.l rea: premises Mtutl'ed m J.w pintle T..ii:itv , Ma.e j tri-goti, i..- ai.: , I'vitunieiM ii g at a ce.lar post set at tl.,. ; southeast corner of theon-iar.l ten. e on j 'he iiurth-ast .piarter ol section eh v.-n - IT, town.liip thirty f-,iir ( ',i . sontti .range six no wesl U'tLamette leri liati , i hence nuftti on '.he i side of ur. iiard aNinj the leme to ti,e s..ii:h line o: , lion two ..'.; ttient e ea-t to ihe n.irttiv est corner v. I setti- ll twelve tlL'l; ttn-nce south twenty t;)i chain-; l!u the ea-1 twenty i). chains lii-nc-so,:tu twenty -''i chains; thence srt t, H loin't -H'ectiy ont It o! tlie rU.c ,.J beginning-llu-nve ll .r.h to the , ,t, ,,, h-g ti-ji, ' which ex,-ept,-,l pr..pertv as de-Crlta'J herein has he, II re.e.i-et l.o, t,e . 0, - il.l ti orig tL-e , I Ills Sllll,l,,. ;s h pllhii-hed in pnr- snan. -e to an i Hani. a, j ;.i - II i II. K. e a i-ive entitled th- -Nrd .I vy ot e oi the tir.t pule av. .1 Ihe ,1 v- on the J-hn ,..V of I. ru.imn hy KosS K. II SrK. K. W. A. )1im.i, A't irueys !or l'laitiiitr. Don't Marry For Mon ey. The B.vsl.t i man. alio lav!,- n,r,-.i a nk " 'h youiitf aori an. ' is hani.v . f. r Ie cut !ir. Kuitf. . i ..'.. . .--.in. n restore, i j.j '-a th I,,f:iib!e for Jr..i,,.. perfect I'.. In, US- -s, .Maiaris. r .l, js l- - ') . K at I r. v.rug store cfnur'i this Week Pure Extract oil Nonoy. I t 25c 2.SC 25C to .select from. 1 SL'.MMONS. In the Circuit Court uf Ihe State of Oregon fur Josephine County. Ii. V. I'ratt. riaintiil'. vs. Horace tl. Williams and l.i..ic Williams. Frank lin K. Whiltaker and ! I. itzie A Wliittaker, M, : W. Kspv and irginia, Kspy, .1 . H. Kspy and Carrie K-pv ami L. I.. Jewell, Defelldmits. To Franklin K. Wliittaker, I.irzie A. Wliittaker, J. II. Kspy and Carrie Kspy, ihe deientliinls above named : In the name of the .Slate of Ortgou von and each oi you me it ipiired lo app ar in the above etitilh-tl Court and answer the complaint li ed against you in the above entitled suit on or before theJait day of the time pie.-cri'ocd in the nr.ler of the tuih'il-atiou i.f this suuinu-ns low-it ; ou or hcl'ote the Uiii tiny ol J -ily, ltidl, audit von I:.:! to so appear or answer tiie plaintiir will appeal to ihe Court lor Hie relief deman led in the complaint tiled heieiii lu-ainst j m ami each of you : 1 he relief ilctnandc.l in saiil coinphiint is for a judgment and decree that the platnlill" Iiave a ju.lgtn-nl. and recover Irom the defen, hints, Horace O. Wil liams, I.i..ie Williams, i-ranklin 1. Wliittaker and Lizzie A. Wliittaker, .M. W. Kspv and Viriuirt I'.spy, the sum o fl.'itl i.iin with interest iheieon froiu the first day nl l-'ebruaty, 11101, bt Ihe rule ol h percent per annum, lor the fmtui-r siaii ol i it l) 1) I w ith interest thereon at the rate of H per cent per annum tU tu Ihelitstilav of February, I'JIH , lor ihe hirtht r sum ul sJiO.O.) ns attorneys tees Willi interest theieon at 8 per cent per annum iron) the day ot the entry ot the decree herein, lor the further sum uf f.il.hS wish accrued penalties with inn-rest trom the Till day of February, l'.Ml, and for the costs nud dishurst-ineins hereon ; ami for a dot-rev thai I lie plaint ill's said mortgige mentioned in ihe eotunlrtuit he ioreclo-e.i and that you and each ol vnu lie buried anil forever f n- clost-.lf any an.l all iLId, life, ini. r- v-st and evpiity of rt .tetiip'ion in or to tlie inilowing ilescribed pi i inises and evei v part t hei'col ; all ot whivh is si; uatt .1 in Joseph me I utility, State ol ' 'leon,lo- all: Commercing at the Northwest corner ' ot the Nirth.a-t tpiaiter of theNooti ca-t .j larler ot -ection eleven '11 ill to.v us li i p tli irty -four i 111 S.'iitli n K Hue SIX h 1 West ot the llhtmellP Me- I.I a-l, lunnitig theiic.v S i ;h sixty ihi); chains ; ih in e West forty . Id; chains ; ti--n e soirh i.iriv i i, chains; thence W, t twenty Jd . chains ; thence N irt h t vl . nl V chains; ttience Wist (or v tl-) chains to the venter V. Section three :!) ol sail township and raiue; tbenc-; S utli iwetity j-Jo,. ihilill"; I hen. e U est iwvnty L'l, chains; thence South lo tlie Nuiih in I the l ,t;ation Land Ciai.n ol .lain s John-on, Claim No ll.i, N-cui cattnihs.i, ni !t. township nud ran. e afotcsai-l ; thejite West along r he N or ill ilu- of said claim to the Nvirinn t corner th. ieof ; tnenc,! South along H e Wed line ot said claim to w I. etc -aid we-0 line inlets. -cis the section line be tween section (..ur (4) ami nine O' a the township and range aioie-.ul; thei.ie !;,!- along s..i l ia; nteuii-ci. i iine in,,- hundred and forty-two 1 1 l-'i chains ai. i (j'toeii (!-') lin, moie ..r less, lo tlt place of beginning, cunta". 1 1 ' - in all five hutnlred and ten nud t -ir'y bun. bed U i.',10 -):!) acres, int.fe or !.---, a.-eor-lin to itoveitiment survey ; vv .! li the exception ot the (ol.ow it.i: de.-cii .-.I real prenc.-es Mutated in J ne(.!i ne C-.tinty, Ma-.e o' . Ireg-in. lo-wit: o-m- nieocing at a point ou :iieSxi:h lo ' sec'ioiitwu C) whi ti p-iinl ; in :ce K ,-i line of it,,- ..ichaiil f.-nce and N ' ;h oi the ee,l- ,..., , t ,e S ! , .e.lt corner ol sa-, ,,r, h,lri! ; Uiet.ce S-.rth lo Northeast corner of sai l orc'iat.i ; thci-ve K.ist two i:-l rods; tiienre Noi.h -. ' pn.it vine Ka-t Irom Ihe guve of t-'.e. chi. i ot J. ll. lUrktuss located on - i h easi . iarti r of s,-,-i.h two (J) in t... n stnp Hiirtv tour ,.;i, .stiiitl, ol K.n.ee - x (UjW-stof tn, i.lameile Mc:;.i:..t: i hence due I ast to a (,nint ou North to d Muith i-eu'er litieof the Suit Least .p; if ter of Seen ni two IJ;; theme Sou. n io the Soutl, (J s,,,,.;,,,,, ,wo ve , . , e West t.) the ,, t, trt,,nn.,,.., ,i, h said except,., pr,,rtv as .! s i herein has bi n reh-ssed Irom H..- !--n of said inor'-.ii;!. ; Ih;-sumiu ,s j, pl, ib,., in pn--.i- ance to an order of Ik rabie tl. K. t i a i : r. 1 , ju.l -,. ,,f t1B above en-it id Court, dc.ly n.ade ou th? I'.lrtl !.o Mav, ln.ll, ad the dale of the t.:'t I'liMicatiou was nia.w on Ihe Jlhh .1 1 ' l -May, l.n. j Xiiokiii kv K. li. SklllKiek. Wm. A .Mi M v. ! i t .... : . Attorneys lor I'l.m.t '' operation is not tin- tocure ptfs. KlVitis Whuti II a've save. H fai's. beware F . K rimer. that exprme and ne1"' j! Counterfeits. 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