Rogue River courier., July 11, 1901, Image 2

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THUUSUAY, JULY II, 11)01.
Kotd Agents held up a (.iieal North
ern train in old fashioned manner at
Wagner, Montana, last Wednesday.
They have thus far est aped.
Sunday's Uregrnian hsi the portraits
of six possibilities for the democratic
presidential nomination. Bryan is not
included. It names Arthur I. (iorwan,
Tom L.Johnson, lUvid 1). Hill, Carter
II. Harrison, Win. C. Whitney and
Richard Olney.
Wu Ting Ksng, tho Chinese minister
at orator u( the day a. Hie Philadel
phia Fourth of July oration and deliv
ered the oration. lie eulogised America
and American institutions and said that
the principles of our government would
make this the greatest nation on earih.
Civil government has been established
in some provinces of the Philippines
in place of the military rule. The in
augural ion ceremonies took place on
on the Fourth of July. Judge Tall was
inaugurated at civil governor snd (ion
oral ChaHee was inaugurated military
governor. Of 27 provinces orginited,
insurrection still exists in four snd
military rule will be continued in those
provinces.
Present prospects teem lavoruble for
a profitable spple crop for Oregon this
jear. The apple crop in many of the
ststet will be light but in Oregon it will
be ample and the butt ol prices will
probably prevail. Oregon apples enjoy
wide spread reputation for excellent
quality, peculiar conditions of climate
and soil uniting to produce a most de
sirable flavor. It is unfurlunaie that a
laxity of attention bat allowed pests to
gain a troublesome foothold in many
localities, but judicious efforts are hav
ing a beneficial effect toward thuir elim
ination. More strictness is required in
this direction.
A three cornered ysclit race held last
week, between the new cup defender
Constitution, the Columbia, winner of
last years races, and the lloston yacht
Independence, demonstrated the superi
ority ol the former boat over the others.
On the other hand, Upton's new boat,
Shamrock II hat been betted tevera)
timet In trial races with the old
challenger Shamrock I. The protects
for llritlsh success In the international
contest this year seem none too auspi
riout and the indications at present ars
that the old stereotyped result it on the
program (or this season's yacht races.
County Court Proceedings.
Following are the proceedings ol the
county court for the July term lmll :
la the matter of the collection of 1901
taxes, it is ordered that the time (or
payment thereol be extended until
August 28th, 1001, when the rolls will
be closed (or further payment.
The petition and bond of John Auten
was read and approved and a liquor
liceuse to sell tpilituous liquor in lest
qusnlilies than one gallon was granted
to the applicant for six months to tell
in Placer, l.eland Precinct.
The petition and bond of J, T. (Ill
inois of Kerby, mat read and approved
and the applicant granted licenre to
sell liquor at Kerby lor the period ol
one year.
A remittance was made on improve
ment! assessed to James P. itrown and
applicant allowed to redeem proerly
.'roin lax tale for the sum of 11:1.81.
The Court audited the wild aiiimi I
scalp atlidavits and scalpi and II ml as
follows: From April 4th, I'Jtfl to July
1st, llMI ; tlSl, for which warrants have
been Irtued according to law.
The petitiou and bond ol W. K. llutler
lor a liquor linnse for six months 'a
sell at Inland precinct, mis read ai.d
approved and license granted.
The tax sale of the properly s.sesied
to T. P. Juilson tor tiie year lS'.Hl wns on
petition aud proper shewing camelled
on account of error etc.
The court examined into the former
tax tales acquired by the county, many
ol which were erroneously assessed and
defective iu description and ordered the
cancellation ol all sales which were iu
auy way detective.
tieorgt l.swis was appointed load
supervisor lor road district No. 12 to till
the vacaucy caused hi the death of (ieo.
C. lloolh.
II. C. Perkins, county surveyor w at
ordered to surrey that part o( llierou'ity
road running between the lands ol
Yolney t'olvrg and K lain Smith in hr
Jones cicck distii.'i, mil to report hi
Undines at next regular term of thin
Court.
Warrants ue ordered ilttan
follows :
Witness fees April term circuit
court ... $ hi t i
Jurors fees April term circuit
court . 2'ii if,
A A Porter road sup ilia; Nn 7 liM 00
rl P ! A I. C. lumber t.'4 ..
C V levels. -e bridge tk ihi
J V K MeCaiin " " w 7j
James II M-kirig " " 4 .'.0
Waller itryau " " . ; ivi
James McCann " " ,"0
K Kricksou " " A) IK
titKirge Creed " "... 2S .V)
Scorr Kobinson " I.'i ,Vl
John Itotnnson " " IS 00
Joseph McCluug" ' l(i t0
Triiutlek Cook s'raier work .. '.'2 7,'i
Sam Axtrll road aork 140 00
At Axtell Jr work Co house ... I 00
Louie Axtell bridge work 14 00
Abe Axtell exp incurred ou 10 . I' 4 K'.i
M Clemens unite paupers :j mi
Jerome It Benson care pauxis . 37.1 21
A II Carson rebate ol taxes .... ft OJ
F.d Lister, stamps i :i
Lister A Calvert learn poor lartii. 3 01
J II Miller mdse paupeit 2 t
lleury ptetTerlecare insaiiH . . 2il 00
Truman Hill " tl 50
WmJordi.fi 'pauper... . . . 4 00
Ed Litter exeii reiorin school . . 43 7'
Irwin Hudson Co bjukt etc 40 V)
(iIsmA Prudbomme books etc ; Wi
M L Bums bridge work. . . 21" W
Waller Kaddls witness fees J ts
S 25 cts
A lot of Indies' lpsira!'l
SHIRTWAISTS
Are being solrl lit tlic Pvctl Star Store for
2.") fonts each.
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p Front street, oppo Depot.
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O A Savage asst tewliers exa . . . 12 00 1
S W Holmes " " " 12 00 j
J J Murphy fees vs Knighton . . 17 7 j
H Thomas mdse jail 3 t-" ,
Mrt II W liui.ch care pauper 8 HO
Chat Crow salary J!I5 00 !
Virtue A Maikin mdse paupers . 1& (M
Woodcock A Mathewsou lumber 14'i 02 r
ienrge Crunk work court yard . H 01 !
W F Kremer nieil pail pert 4S 7.', i
K A Waile mdsepaiiperi 5 00
J M Chiles ' " 2 50
(t P Fiirman depv assessor i (!)
J W ('oilman bridge work 12 00
It I. Itattlett stumps etc 20 M ,
Lincoln Savage " " 20 1 0 j
lirPansN W I. ,V P Co water etc . I s 00
Hair Kiddle Co mdse 17 U' '
II I. Heed liridie work S M .
in Hwinden bridge work i 00
James Neely " " 2 01
V K Itnwersnx visit A Wimcr . 10 t o
W H Webb bridge aork fi 00
f Kennedy guard smallpox case . -10 00 i
Observer printing. 10 fill
F II Si'htuidt iihI.m 4.1 :;o
0 A tiilmore " Ill 2.'i
1 M Smock " fi2 ti l
I) L Hrowiiiii'; care pauper 4H il l
lobn Wells bridge work ti 01
F It llowersox care pauper 4 10
Kd C Cornelius board pauper . 12 Fill
Nick Thosa commir-sioiier S 40
lobn Wellscoiiiiuissioiier LI 00
Court adjourned iinlil next regular
term.
TRY GRAIN-0 ! TRY QUIN-0!
Ask your (trocer to-d.iy to show you a
package of (JKAI.VO, tho new food
drink that takes the place ol t-ulfee.
The children may drink it w ithout in
ury as well at the adult. All who tiy
it, like it. (iHAIN O has that rich sea
browu ol Mocha or Java, but it is made
from pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress. t
he price ol collee. IV. and 2"ct. per
package. Sold by all grncrra. '
Closing Out
OF SUMMER GOODS.
Yoti will iiml soino run' l;i renins in
LAWNS,
DIMITIMS,
1 OlT LARDS,
SHIRT WAISTS,
CRASH SKIRTS,
LAMLS'aiut CHILDRIIN'S liOXM-TS.
It will pay yon to look tlicni
reihietions on the uliove
Giants Pass Wctitlicr,
Follow ing is a suuiniary weather id
servution at Orants Pass during the
mouth, ol June, luol, (at ireMrlcd In
J. B. Padd.vk, Ixal voUinliiry el ier er
(or tlieOicgou Sta'e Weather Service.
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PINE NEEDLE EXHIBIT.
Pacific Pine Needle Co'a, Exhibit
iv t Bufie.loCree.tes Inertrest
&nd Attention.
The Ittillalo Express ol June 20 con
tains the following notice o! the exhibii
furnished by the I'acillc I ine Needle
Co nl (irants Pass. An error, very evi
ileiit to those who know anything about
the pine, occurs when the statement is
made I hut the long needles grow on the
suicar pine. The s.igiir pine needles are
short and are next to valueless (or this
industry. The long needles grow on
the yellow pine and the "bull pine ":
Colonel Henry K. IHjscIi, Coin
mitmioiier and general superintendent of
tiro Oregon exhibits at the Pan-A iiiercan
Kxpor-itlon, has installed an exhibu iu
the Agriculture building, which H said
to lie one the most coiiiprchenive hikI
novel exhibits at the Pan American Fx
Kiition. It in a display of the productf
of piue'lHicr. The muiuifacture ol pine
needle liber is practically a new in
dustry in America It can only be
made irom lugar pine, aud the trees
which yield the rinht kind of needles
grow only iu Southern Oregon.
The industry was originally conducted
in Herman)', and Oregon promoters Im
ported I U),HM worth ol machinery to
this country. The needles of the Ore
gon sugar pine were so much larger than
the (iermaii pine needles that the im
ported machinery was louiid to been
tirely useless, anil a complete new plant
with American made machinery ol
Sale
ovor a we are making j;reat
lines.
Ho'v'il .It - hrtj td U f inotullnt.
( Tin pine mv art firct ttteAtuftl ftiul
i rlf.l. Tin roller tiiktt llic roush out-
Um natiiit; frtt'ii IhtMn ami It'Avrit (ho
' i'Vr (rnMu'rtl!y roftily fur uo.
Ui.t Onkv'Mi filiihi' Ix-tjiiift miiIi tt't
in t .,o in ,; r-i.lr I Tin. 1 iieii tho tin
'-ln-il (iW.'T u (.'in n, Htivl, in O Min'tutn,
.il! tli" A-lut.-t iM.i.l-' tr in it. Il in u-rl
t s'.uil in.tHrt--.fH wu ol,t ('il!t. It
i k jiiiii'.I thrtt n o i vtniji ;' jiv-n- uro
fcfr -Ht'y l lii'titcl Itv c'l'pp ri I'll it, l lio
at 'I-:, l- lioililitii! ft ?i . j-lt-.w-atil I ikiiii
;i t- iu ih (i. lil If. Y'trv h.tvo A iiua
life. I c t;itr li in a A.i.i tup .or.
V i v ti-. 1 in O . mi a urt f.r
. il " ' r i 1 t a 1,1 it .n, ; ! khiiMt .)i :
' '. ' n .H't " It IU P ll'tlf,
' i h '. i. I- i k ,f 1 A. I. 'tii ill
M I ' - ' I 'I . I' 'I ll'l t t I . IUH .If t, r ll,H'
.-; 1 - it " . 'i mil 1-' tnun (miii !.'.! c
r v.-'. m U is uift i, ir.nii i
I'.'t ' Im'-I I II i. r. V l' ilJ', -vni. .! I A '
' I ' I i I ' ' .1 ' 1 1 : 1 , cti.l l. 1'l.i'f' llt
f m ' !f t'.t li , il in it l.oiil (lit f uiu
n r i aI, Ao p 1 1 ii a n , with nv hi
ft.ti:i I't" i' plllO H'nT lV
W Kite Mn 1 untcJ Yellow.
j i ri ooii-it'ruA,i'Mi uah f 1 hv .ho
irif ii-i- -.; l 1 1 'tM'.y t I ox't''mi.
Ks , hoil !hor fA lit tnrn!i r'
yo: w . Hi m in Oft 1 y oMrini'.l t m'.if,
a -o hit rf, ah. I ht iill--io-l lointi'. .
1 1 lit ni.ili.lv ft Volli .Ift.lM.lit. e
u trftit hv tin K't ii I'ltiiit, h-it
mt nt K n ri', Vlu'n ho ah Aiv r.!
titrv K't'i-'iio l-it'i'iH, tin- n.i'rlii!
StotiiAili ftitJ l.ior romi'y, fti,.l :i
n ' Vl'rr tftnw i Ixitilo 1 ft a
h-' 1 curfvl." tr: tl iiev It niAtr h
rt iiitiI fir t I -t ii 't, l.iv!r A'ul 1
Kiit-t l-oiiUit, O.i -V-c. Sohl by
I f . K u turf , Pniju:, ,
Ch&uiaUqu July 9iK.Sth.
Many tttraclions at A-hUnd iiH-linliinf
Ir. J. M. n-ukley, S. Y , jlk Miller,!
Va., Wanl 1'irkaril of Ohio, I'ark li-tom
of NVw YorB Citf. The fiiiont quartet
of Icily mriiftfte in l ho or!d, Prof.
W.J, UTUeriian, miirioal ilirrtor; Mia.1
AiirH f I Hii ill llftndi okt clrK'tiliimutt,
ttni! othff At tn o'. Chorus clanHs-s for
children hh I Hilulii, Cont orts, !tounl
Tftttlof, oio. TiokHA $1 r.O.ijvj'.ii lontinj; :
(onif. I
Lcland Siftings.
Vj A'e having iihv hsliny ftnather,
with tool inviirijrHtin br coco.
The people of (hi vicinity aro hfalthy
koo'I many wont to (iran I'aAA to
eelfbrrito the Fourilt.
Many of our f iiH't'tio mon aro praa
pt'ctiiif for (juar', Shiih have come
from llritinh Columbia to proupeci in
this vicinity, haviiu hoAtd of tho rich
mines bein fotitid in Joacpliine cucnty
a fit I ftou'horn Oron,
Next ek thit railroad coiup.inv will
bi(in to take wool (rum (he Kinney
short line. Thtv will mo two 1 rain f to
takeaway the There is a lare
aniount of wood on ihn track
What hH become of (he JIuo writer?
We fear she han rrn out of newp. IVr
httpfe ehe hal l ter rome over to Le
Und and load no with nevtit and et
aaothor start. New 8 in p.-arce this
w.-fkj Not many miners ar cominte
in and (hiuhta are bny haiiii.
J. C' I.ewis ingoing tonwvo tlie built
inin whit h comprise hi rettidene ,
hoarding houno and lodifinit! houe, alno
4 bite barn, about one niito up tin' creek.
The Und that the bui'din.s are occupy;
ii is on tfin pny chnunel. Th tt will
ho ij iitp a oottt ly j'lli.
We understand the Matchet pneial nt
ll'ittn niiH b sinreiH S;:urd;iv niyh.
S'Une went from Llan I.
We have pre-tchin in 'be fcki'1
hoitntf ever Sunilay. We have three
pre at heis w ho tate tu: oh at prtat li iim.
so I he pulpit h oc- upieil every Suinhv,
. Mr. Liiten wa- pooii on our Htreotd
one day tant w( ( k. lie Imh ben run
ninu a fnnwintf machine fur (ieo, .
Clin pin.
Phteerand ureenlmck pretent a lively
urnif; vaatlv tlifFerent from what il was
a few years ai'i. The miufl aro all
Ifthtintt. Moie ininoA ure being opened
up.
Our Fourth of .Inly pnKrd ftf qnitly
with a bin d-une at Poland I all,
The 'Iew Irop" 1ih clruiid hands
ami jj now owned and operated by Win.
Butler.
To nee the amount of tiavel on the
trave creek road would tni1''1 to the
old timers that the sNie road hat
clnintM'd directions and now runs
parallel with tinve creek.
A dumber of pro-pertorn aro elated
with the protpocts they have f(.unl.
Some have toiiud rock that carries f n e
wjold.
We umlerhtand tiuit IVnuolt, td
I'lacer, has found a ledo carryin,; a
heavy per cent of copp r. We have
several proHpctor in tint mountains
that Hill come in for more mppiiee,
the we can report their limliin;-.
C. I, Kumelt came m liom Mm Mi.
Ueuhen mine to bpetid the Fourth . He
nays tho ledes iu his vi- iuily Hte beinc
tlevilopoil as ful ah tln!l und tledfcie
will Hork .
Misa Culp, of M-rlin, it the ui;et of
Mrs. it. W Ci.apiii. She h.ol conti acted
malaria, but no ft in in.j ro ii'L', dunking
the clear, pine wu'er and iuhalini; ihe
pure balmy air of Tunnel '.i creek.
. W. Chapitt faj hi hay crop ts
lare. t Inly think , a few earn tto the
brush and limber were ery thick bote
and now he is cuitinif bi hay cropi.
(io, yt'U men td f-t nillcrt ami do likewise.
Isfuit talkitu b ird lime.. 'and sir t you homo
and help pny our couniy taxes. Wo have
to many men in our county that live
'r un baud to ni Mitli and never pay a
tOIlt of t.tX. H.iH
Galice News.
Surul ty alternon latt Chi". Siiiud-rA
li ing a!out one mile up Uogueiivor
from vial ice 1 1 -t hia house and barn by
(ire, CatUM', spark m fioin the t'.oxepipe
'Kuiting tho rto(. lie wa at h mo and
al' iie at the tune, but did no! di.-ovtr
the tire in tune to chetki.. Ilesavtd
most td his etlet (n of value, and will
rebuild a! once.
People here it 11 1 ic;p.ito h vely times
soon, as it in rep.wled the O. 1 CI ant. el
M mug Co. h.i nig 1 1 1 ed 1 he tb-al by
w it .t It Miry j I-, in-ed Ilo- A .v. It .i::ic.
wi.t fi 1 mi 1,1' tx'-i.-ne tt iviitt ti.al
"Mj Tvt .10' 1:-. h.ti' dr.' t ai fce reft ruir
! aii't u..ikii g c lo-r .-i i ,t iui :ii"i,t o un
j 8i're tlm w.iter vipply l ' t natile th--.ii
; to tlo imrc i';i'i."ii' moiiug 1 eit
I winter. They wiii s-.i -u piit a iuiu.'ht of
I iiit u ar w ,r k .
j
! sreng Again.
I T'ic vwti.'vm win t'u- h:I! a!ie
1 of health is the w.'ttiui 'ii h it Vt it
' . t 1 I rec lifu-d li ; C:c .;i.ri 1 :rc:n
N'Uiw; we.tk. and -ivslv 1- ':.. n
rude a .'!:-..m Hut a liiiiiioo
e ik ami u V. 1 y
' wittiieit have Ki n
m.t.le string and
well bv the aid -t
I r PtcTtv and hi
' 1 .iin,e PieT'p
t:on ' It cures the
ills which weaken
women. H ri'u
' I.iti the jH-ri-sU,
1' 1 n't m:,-cMtng
i'.tums, lieal in-
iVilUTll.ltion ,iid ul
ivi v.ivm, and eurrt
to male eakms,
; 1 1 nourish the
; ti. re and m vines
iu-r ousness. It
! prvf.notes a healthy
.tiMH't:te and ui-tliK'i-i
retrvshing
.!t4ir hs-.riiii '!i
ui.MitH luil !.. 1 iu
all i;ii o a im
iv. rimvi rirAMut lviirti ith
arr iiucttw or iirruUr.
attztK SS'tl
ttr"sr
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I . I Util niuru iir
.i.n U N..- 1 -rN t'.i- .--.! ft'lv- )
The Ooljpn Weiliie omners kwpgrlr.J-
ing rwk in their arrastra, anil tlie o.'t
in ainilinK countenance of Willis
Klsnier injieatrs that tl. tjlii-e dir.
1 net luta al least one dm.lcn I pa; iiitf
mine
H?.: .An lias told liis iUi-er claim
up Galic (6 M.'S M Ja. ks.ii, and Call,
an.) has .l. par.el tu hunt '.hr rlig-U:riir-
Tli lirun Ilros. who have a claim
above l.,t Hat, have returned Irom
marketing their winter crop, aud judg
ing by their good nature and cordial
welcome to ail visitors, the result ol
their winters work was not ol such a
nature as to lour their temperaments.
There are reports ol properties being
bondud, nf new work to comm. nee,
and a number of men to lie but to work
developing quart properties; but a
(Jalli.e mines have heretofore suffered
luiii too much wind and too little
Work, we will wait till Ihe aork coin
inences before we announce the beniu
niuK ol a new cm in the camp.
Williams arid Heaves, just north of
Lost Fiat have been doing considcrahlc
work on their claims lately, and are
1 pening up a fine lot of splendid look
ing copper siilphurets.
Au octagonal visit from Silver creek
miners who have a little "dust." to
market, shows that camp to be digging
assy, al.h uh we have tuth-ardo!
any big nuggets lately coming nut ol
that coarse gold district, Messrs Metz
and Lee are at work tunneling in to
I) l loin ol the creek at the falls at the
lower end of the big basin of Silver, and
as their familps recently arrived from
Colorado, it looks as though I hey were
determined to push their enterprise
through an I s'av permanently with the
country. Snould they inccced, there
wi'l be bo irn times on Silver creek
again.
The high bar miners on Silver have
cleune'! up (heir eas. n's work, and are
liegining to l. r-B.ly for nest winter's
watir. Tom Colts, un the upper por
tion of Ihe (T.-ek, mn the lumber sawed
for cuiixiderahle flumiiig, and will put in
a flume and hili line ditch this Bum
mer to work Ihe old high channels.
OthirHare filming on doinv tt.e same
thing.
OiiroM fiiends, the long tared Nevada
uightii. gules (burros; have put ill their
appeanince again, and we see a number
ol them .-razing in the bills, a eureeign
that Ihe tutniuer crop of prospectors
have arrived, i'ore than the usual
number are scattered about I'eavine
mountain, (ialice and Silver creeks,
this sum mer, and you in ed not be aur-pii.-ed
to hear from this district some
belter news than the I'ortlaud Tele
gram's (irantt l'ass correspondent bus
been recently publishing as to other
camps.
Wander tin
F.pworth League Excursion,
There w ill be an excursion from Ash
land to San Francisco. July on the
ocension of Ihe F.pworth League con
vention. Ten full days will hi given in
the city .
Opportunity is given for enj -ivi'ig t' e
gr.iud concert oli July 111, to be given
by fn '00 voices.
The excursion i s under the ui.uiug'
ment of Holton .V Vil of Aihland
Fare, $12 for round trip.
Estr.y Notice.
There came into my enclosure neur
i rants 1'ass, about February 8, 1901,
one red co ab ut six veais old, marked
ith . (tiat e crou oir left ear; also one
red yearling marked as above desci ilied.
(iw.ier may rcover same by prviig
owrervhip and paying cliare.
J. W. lillo.VN,
Tickets to Colesttn.
The S. V. Kailri ad company will
sell round ttip tickets to Colestin during
the summer months, until Octoher I'll
at greatly reduced rate". Round t ri rulT
froiu i irants Fa-s, going Saturday and
returning Monday is till! Tickets
wi'h ;',0 day limit. :S. '.
She Didn't Wear & Ma.sk,
l'.ut her In-auly was completely hidden
by soars, blotches and pimples till she
used Hucklen'a Arnica Salve. Thm
I they vanished as wilt all Kruptious,
1 Fever .sores. Boils, fleers, Carbuncles
i and F . 'Ions from its use. Infallitiie for
Cuts. Corns, Burns, Scalds and Tiles
' Cute guaranteed. 2"c at Kremer's.
I HAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR
DESSERT'
I lliis .pietion arises in the fstnll.
I .-.'ry !,.. , l.-t us ansaer It Io-.Iav .
; I'm 1,1-1). a deli, miii and healthful
I. !-erf. repa-edin tao luinn'ei. No
! K.iliiii; ! no baking 1 simply a.1.1 lioi'ing
i w at.'r and s. t to co-d. Flavors I, 'in
j on, iirang-1, K vMterrv and Strawberrv
j jeta taikse at vour gtocers to .!m
j H) ..
"THE MILWAU Kl E."
A fatniliaf name (r the Chit jUo, Mil
ankteM I'aul K.tilt, IviioAn 7
ovtr the Cn ton Ihe vireat llii'a'.
ii.t.iiiit; the "I'lui.e-r Lutii'etl" tr.t'n
"Vi r da Kit 1 nielli between I'ani
A'i.1 i 'hieao, und Ouialta und t'tiie.:o.
' Hi-oi.lv . w'eet Irain m the worM '
I'r.d -ristand . Couiievtious are tuade
ith All Tianvi'ontu.rntal Liut'S, s?ai
in to i i?-'",iijer lite U't M'ri. j trio.
l.'inirioi:? e ai !.e. eit c ;e Ivnte, $.iatn
)iit, i ri: tt(i:a.led bv no o;her
thsl .tiir luket r-ail via "The
l:'." siilit',-" In n uiij l any -'int in
lh l'niS-.l v.iv ,r I :tn.i-ls. A'ltn'k
,1 ;.'iil -.-ll ilirm.
! r. lMri.;ti!, u or ..tdrr it.Mi-
( lllHi I' ' 11 Hn.l'
j I f .IV. I K-f. Ak.
T. J. Ki'tn,
i irn-rat Ant,
I'iiRTLAMi, ' r
v m i r, W ait.
Bclgi&n Harem.
K ) 'uc Kab'nti v rvev.iT of th.r
'iUlilnti iK-tii'et4 r-'un lir rt
jv(mi ai ;'i..n, n I'tr.i bv K-trJi
ilH-ittrti Mi'tn)t anil l'Mht-
In t'rur, vrr! M'rO' i? i-l.f '
of th lint -4 InhK m Amrrtva. Ho is
llit mi. i r f ;!; K.rsi V'iti- I lur Vn!o
omu: y l,tir, i'jiiiforr.i. Y.-nrifiiitr
from ll,' hitn for io nvn-
li-jr mfi-iiil Ih'!' n"". wtrvb from
2 to 14 H'tinI 'th l.t:, ni;iirvi
U. on!v tii-Avv fi.!it in S uU.n '
ji.t'rn. Win f r prnt or ril an.1
, ; t -Kvqi. A-i.iivM II A KKV
M.VU-il, K.vrrrtJtt Uttu;r, l.iriU
WASTE OF F0KESTS.
Annual Penalty Resulting from
Destruction of Treet.
Katwral InsfSlsirol. ta River Plaada
la Oblo Rerklesslr Itewioved
l.eav Rli-b laada Kipo.rd
la Ihr Rstlas Waters.
The people alontf the Ohio river
and it trihutarieK are now paying
their arm mil pejutlty for nearly a een
tury of forest waste. In and about
Pittsburgh 5'iK)() men are hlie be
raiiM of the Ktoppaire of faetoriis by
late floods. The h.Ket of the rail
ways! alone will exreeil $..or.o..rfni. The
damage to bii'ltl!cr, by delay of or
der, by !ireet !ss f waucn, and in
a do .en in'lireet v.nks, will loot up
many million more. All duvvn the
r.tllev the tb'st rnet ion eiHitinne-.. At
(ineinnati the flood has already
reaehed the dnnyer line, am! tay
rise an hitrh as the reeord-breal: ing
mark tt lw4. ays the ( hit a'o Inter
Oeean.
Most people dismiss the ravape
of flooded rivers as unavoidable ac
cidents. I'.nt why did the Ohio in I1-
rearh at Cincinnati the highest point
on reeord? It is not rt asonahle to
suppose that the rainfall that year
won heavier than il had been on sev
eral pre inns oecaMons. The creat
damage wrought by the flood of 1NS,
and likely to be repeated this year.
whs due to the ahuonnitl nipidity
with whieh the ivutT mine down the
river. More watr 1 ttl not fall, but
it fame faster. Why?
I'.eeatise the hills of rennsylvania,
Ohio. West Virginia and KentneUy
had ftir years been strippet! reek'es
ly of their timber eoveriiiif. Not cnly
had the la r ire and ripe trees been
taken, but forej-t fires hud swept
nwnv the nndertrrfvvth. The natural
impediments which formerly held
baek the water were (rone, and it
deeendrd all nt once into the val
leys. Hence thoe disastrous floods.
About the middle of the nineteenth
cent nry it he;; an to be not iet-d that
t he Ohio r:i n lower in drought and
higher in flood tbnn formerly. The
federal jfo eminent was appealed to
and sou .'lit to equalize the flow by
the construction of dams. Hut these
measures were only pal Hat ive and
did not j."" to tb root of the evil. All
the dams that can be built will not
rejrubite the waters un the natural
growths upon the soil once did.
Of course these nat ural growths
cannot wholly ih restored, but Jsome-thinq-
ciin be done In that direction.
Much of the lnnd about the Ohio'
headwaters ih more u.teful for jrrnw
tfg trees than for any other pur
poses. '1 hat forest lands, intelligent
ly managed, will yield a crop hh reg
ular as a wheat field's has been dem
onstrated. Seient ifle reforestation,
under public control, will prove
profitable both in the production of
timber ,ind in the prevention of
floods.
The Ohio valley states now pay a
heavy penalty in flood damages for
the ignorance and recklessness of
former frenerat ions. I'ntil systemat
ic efT-irt is made to reforot the hills
from whVh the Ohio draws i's wa
ters n:n ii'rition will continue irrey
ular. and disastrous floods vill be of
freiiirnt oecurrenoe. lYniijildy it
would take at leat a century to ri--Mtire
somethintr like natural euiiili
tions, but the time ami effort would
be a in pi v repaid bv the public bene
fit. TOO BIG FOR THE TURRET.
Aa Amnalna Anrrilotp Hrlntnl by
'I'lallllna Hull" Ernns Ahiml
a irT Oojinrr.
Hear Aclininil H.lil, I). ("Kit'lMin
Lil.h") i:atlK llllt Of I!,,. s;il;.
its at a liamj'ii't iiini in l;.i-im, :i.,.
otlii'i- ni'ht. iitxl in i-'iii 'IiitliiiL- hiv
sii'it1i !,!,! i!.i- f.iil,iMi,t :m,.,.,.,t,. i,,
illu-t r:tt- i: pin,! lu. nmil,-, mis the'
( hii-at." lirnnii-lr.
"Wr wen- IwiiLr nt Cit'ttfui'u-os w iwn
I r.-.-i-i , ,i a ,lr::f: i,f ini-n. 1 had
iVK', lint tliiiin.1,: that os-.il,i slll.
of Ih.'in nii;lii i-t kill.-.l aihl th.-n
thry wi-iilil haf to cir in f,;iiL,'
inorr. - 1 1 1 . p 1 1 ; r thut ilraft tlnr,'
our itrj tiiif, larij,. f.-ll,.v from 1,.
troit. licforc w uoi a i-'uinf,' to
drill Ilit'iu f col : iu- liu-n on lionrd.
l two oVIo.-k in , lu nft.Tiiiion
5. i n i .i ,1 ih.M'i. ,hil what wc cull jrn -iliC
thrill I In- hilo-t. That anie wn
in' lu-foiv r i;ot a rhani-f to ill-ill
thriii f t'.it tlo- alarm: l'oiinlo
Uoats ruinilii: out!'
Whrii I aM'il to 'rt on thr
lli l;r I frit n till.' at ni.V -!rrr. i
thr tr - (.!'., from Drtroit. Thr
rhrTrir lii:lir w a lii'ar u.
Wrl!. nn i.ian.' I -.r,l. hrintf a
I ' ' r 1 .- in a h . ha I . - ii ?'
' rl!." ...i tl In . 'J ra::ir ,lovri hi-rr
to ti..-ht. aa.l I want to tiLh;. ,llt
ihoi'i unow w hrrr io o.'
"'Whrrr arr on stat lomvl" I
a-'sr,l.
"II'' I'llllnl his llillrt out of
porl.i !. .111.1. aftrr rr.oiini; it. -aiil:
" 'I am -t..i; nr.! m -I,,, j.ort ,,f ,),.,,
rV'.t-ilirh l !.
"I mi .!: -II it riL-lit l,r,v.'
" 'Urll.' Io tr l:r,l. -how in thr
hlars ilo u i-rt ii. to il'.""
1 1, In. rrnnrnUr,
"I'm." - ; '' -- ':n . "jon'll
har I ' . : : of ilir-ii,. ,,
"I" : ' '.'..:,,! ,.,. What
on I ..': ..I I'n'.i 'I in
;,..1t...l tllolir. j l." I'll ,!:,,i,.l
phia l'ir-v
'Un ttrhltwl thr II
Mr.-, li.i - o ;,w , .,
Mr-. Hrrr.,- !.r.:f.i - ..',.,
hroiii.-ht Iht i..':. w.ti, ! .Ml.
attrmh'ii a tln.it iirr-' Ulr,t,;u 1 ow n
1'itpirs.
a n-:w facts.
-r n a r -KMt -
M.tT j tti-r ifni m . u -. v,,r!lj
$L".j.t,s ni a r i aim r A I..
The l -lii.' i ..;-. 1 t -u;n. e- o
i.'"';ii :.i'ni'n ricii't-n it i.nt!
I !i A I - MoNKV.
A tuet'hir.ii' ran Ukt1 m .Ur:a. wt.nh J;
tua v :t i : 1 1 at. h -(-ru or: ii -k -'V
r H A r MI.I..
A iii.vi ot-k- ten liotir a i.iv hn-tit-.
wwtji t.:i vi i:rt t,.r $: - nt T
LA 1'i'K.
A inrtv .-an pirn a hit r $' 1 m ,r?
irr" .-ur lor - 1 11 A I i t . i
N t-
V'uM :rn our thf k 'or t 'i...m
lt :t . u..t n. u. i n a r "
T-r,!i,
We ii our rut" mr 't in t
i-iMn a i,i p.i(iro:; tarilj I HAT "
Viii ui.
L Clemens,
FKicuirrii'N i ia i,.,iT
ORAM jE FRONT.
opr. osisi housc
Get the Best.
THE
PLOWS
LIGHTEST
CUTS THE
Wc sell Lxtras in all sizes.
Spray Pumps...
Of all kinds,
J.
General Hardware.
White Sewinii Machines.
Sensible Talk
for
Sensible Farmers
.... ,
In buying s machine tlie buyer should be posted. The good
points of the Osborne are too numerous to mention. Thev are evident
to every man that compares 0bomes 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.
i ii. sciiiunrr.
MAKliLL AM) GRANITE WORKS.
J. B. I'AIU'OCK, 1'KOiK.
' i am (irerr red to lurniri any thing in the line of Cemetery work in any kind
ol MARBLE or GRANITE.
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble buiiieea warrants mjr saying
that I can till your orders in the very beat manner.
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind ol
Marble.
1. IJ. PADDOCK.
r rum airptl n urrrin: b uuiiBiitr(i.
CITY
Phone 144.
!
T li e Iv o n
Headed Man
SWASTES NO
I'-AV time, but
to
and
BLUE ROADSTERS
that bears the honored
name IMPERIAL.
He ets a bicycle that
in price, finish and
easy running qualities
is very pleasing. You
would
better do
likewise.
Kor Sale At
THE BICYCLE DEN,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth. Oregon
lmnd for Lraduata Tiu- ii tnl iVr
' .""'in:.!! iiH'is iiui'.'i ii ,- j
nut. 11 M'M'iitl !!., Mil ,y. I',,.., j. ,
,7 H-t HI. lltll.
StaU C'crtilKdUs and Dip(uiT
1 "iffl !.-r tti.' M.i'f x.iiiii . :n -..,.l.i.. .i.
.,.. ,.,,, r. n Sr.l.-.....m vn-c .l,:..l..,i,. a in
ni-i .iu nmr. ,:.., IT..;.. .1... V
' n.i
, l-'h1.- ruuc lr.'in silo i..;.-, v,..ir.
, Ti l t.rm "i.ii. ,;.!. Kor cMaloK- cn
unmix lull .iiin.'iiiuvii., nt., ;i,i,ir,.
I 1 r 1 , , w-.
' J. B. V. Butler. Sccv.
What do ihe Children Drink?
Imu'i ;:ve tlirtii c-tr'i. II you
' 'h ''"-I drir.k ca'.l.! t.raiii-O'1
It is ilr!ii'i.ns ami nmiri-hin ar..l take
tlie pia.v i.( , T'i- r.io' irain (.1
jro'i .!. !,r, ri lli mere lifa.tii
t ii-i-; .! 1hr-1.i1 li.ir s:u.
;rsir..tl nij,, ..f ,., g,ai-. ar.d
i.en (r.ipr,y prar. .1 la-te. ti
i-!ioirr crades ,( I. .1 .t
' " A" 'vr arli 1;. .
anj ;v
mm 9
RUNNING PLOW ON EARTH.
CLEANEST FURROW.
Sulphur, lilue Vitrol, Etc.
WOLKE,
THE RIGHT KIND
If you want meat you should
only be satisfied with the best.
We are only satisfied when we
sell you the best. We know
how to cut it to give you the
greatest pleasure. Not ex
pensive, but first class.
MEAT MARKET.
C. W. Gray, propr.
the dealer
buys one
of those ROYAL
East of Depot
ii.ui.l f,.r irri.iu.it, 1.
'' vrar Ii. Iwn
- nth inn. W M 7 AAX
-Mil.lint, sr.. i.rv f TtH'1
uii.l r.M lilv uL. I . . J ("i I r
irri.iu.it
im i;tiv
There Is a Class of People.
IVIio are injured by Uie use ol coffrs.
Keceiltlf thpra haa liu. nliml in all
i ' " I
tlie i!r"rrT stores a new preparation
railed (,K.lN-0, made of pore grains,
ll'at takes the place ol coffee. Tb most
l- lhute stomach receives it witboot dif
tres. snd but lew ran tell il from coffee.
It does doI cost over .'' as nvich. Chil
dreo ma drink it with great bene6u
j 15 cts. and io cU. ier packaue. Try i
Ak f..r(iR A!X-0.
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