VOL. XVII.
GRANTS PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1901.;
No. 47
50,000 Shares
Ot $1 per share, or
$50,000 of the Capital
Stock of the Oregon Nat
ural Gas, Oil & Mining
Company, is now offered
for sale to the general
public for
10 cts. on the Dollar
or
: 10 cts. a Share.
' " This money will be used in
drilling an Oil well on lands tbat
are' controlled by this , company,
which is in the center of the Oil
District known as the North Grants
Pass Oil district. This company
has contracts on the following well
known ranches iu this District.
They have all signed a card similar
to this,
w Mrs Mary L Jordou,
James Deveny,
G M Savage,
J J Fryer,
John Deveny,
B B Ochiltree,
W J Savage,
Mrs Jessie Deveny,
B B Ocheltree,
' Dr W H Flanagan,
, W M Bishop,
J G Dotson,
- J S Harvey,
, J N Carter,
s The above ranches embrace
jeveral thousand acres of land of
the best indications for Oil that our
agents could find on the Pacific
Coast and they have been from
Washington to Mexico.
You know that if Oil, Natural
Gas or" Artesian Water U found in
Josephine county it will more than
double the value of all property
nd for that purpose aloue you can
encourage the prospecting for
Oil, or Artesian Water by taking a
few shares of stock.
; Cut this out and send it, with $2.50 to
Scott Griffin
Oregon . Nature.1 Go., Oil and
Mining Company.
To Scott Griffin, Secretary, Grants
; Pass, Oregon.
: Enclosed please find the sum of
J2.50 to secure option on loosnares
of stock in the Oregon Natural
Gas, Oil and Mining Company, of
Grants Pass, Oregon, ot the par
value of $1 per share, I to have the
option of paying 25 cents a share
on or before you begin diilling; or
' 50 cents a share on or before 500
feet depth has been reached; .or
thereafter $1 par value uutil a well
is completed to the depth of 1000
feet; the amoupt paid herein is to
, be credited on the stocks accepted.
It is expressly understood tbat you
are to commence drilling on or be-
, fore six months from date or refund
,to me the amount piid. Please
forward receipt for amount en-
"tlosed. Dated this -day of
:i- '90
' Name of Sender ...
; P. O. Address
2 .....'.-".
'i.
liiiiliiiiiiliimiiiiin'niitiiin
A Gain ot 20 to 1.
,. The following table exhibit! the In
create in the market value f the oil
; itocka of ten different companies : .
Pritea ol Stock
llefnre
drilling
...$ SO
.. 1.00
... 1 00
60
20
.. 3 00
35
25
.. 100
Alter
drilling
t 2O0.00
l&Oi.UO
37 50
10 00
11800
1:I50
3 40
2 15
'.'8 00
.. New York Oil Co ,.
' Union Oil Co.,
Kern Oil Co
' Han Joaquin
' f'eerlee
Henford
'-t Tnirty Threw Oil Co ,. . .
- Sterling Oil Co ,
i Twenty Euht Oil Co., .
Kero River,
8.00 l'J25.17
Each ot these companies in organ
- aed leae than two yean ao. IS.
i 00 invested in these ten eotnpaniei
would have realised a nel auin ot (1025.
I 17, a gain of over 240 10 1.'
Buy atnest in the Oregon Natural lias,
ttil and Mining Company at 10 centa a
(hare fur 11.00 shares, nonaseeisabl
atork. Hay before they drill.
j
For further information call on j
SCOTT GRIFFIN, Secretary, j
The Natural Gas, Oil &
, Mining Company.
Grants Pass, Ore.
I
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R. R. E. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office, Room 2 over Post OtBce. Residence
Booth Home, 7th and A.
GRANTS PASS.
ORKUON,
)R. CLIVE MAJOR,
General Practitioner of
Mkdicixi and Subukhv.
Office iu Williams Block
C. HOUGH,
ATTORN KY-AT-LA W,
Practices in all State and Federal Courts
Office over First National Bank.
Ghauts Tabs, - Orkgos.
J C. PERKINS,
U. 8. DEPUTY ,
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
Ghants Pass, Oregon.
Willis Kramer
MANUFACTURER Of
Myrtle Creek
Extra Family Floui
And Everything that goes with First
Clans Milling.
For sale by Chii.es, Delematkr,
Vv'adu and Coknku,.
Call for it; same price as other brands
QEORGE H. BINNS,
ASSAYKR,
Office opposite Hotel Josephine
Ukants Pass, - - Okeqon.
N. E. McGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furnilare and Piano
Moving.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
The popular barber shop
Get your tonsorial work done at
IRA TOJ1PKINS'
On Sixth Street Three chairs
Hath room in connection
II. II. IiAUTON,
WATCHMAKER and
"JEWELER.
Full aKSfirtincnt of WnUhwi, Clock;. Sil
vi'rweiir Dii'l Jewelry. A Ukk1
Assortment of BrtieeW'ts am!
Heart Ilanglea,
Clement' Drug Store.
J. M. CHILES
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
TAHLEWARE
Fine liutter a Specialty
FRONT and FOURTH STS.
SWEETLAND & CO.
-FRESH and 'SALT
MEATS-62T
TlIJNK 21
7 r-w
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31 A R RLE AXD GRANITE WORKS.
J. B. I'ALI'OCK, Proir.
I am prensred tofurnb-h anything in the line oi Cemetery work in any kind
of MARBLE or GRANITE.
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble business warrants my saying
that I can fill your orders in the very best manner.
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind cf
Marble. ''
J. H. PADDOCK,
Front Birecf Neil to Greene's Unt.nhop.
THE
GRAPHOPHOfflE
Prices s5 to s150
.1 o
Y Late8tNEwpRcEssRocords
. 8CND FOR CATALOGUE 36
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY
123 Geary Street, SA rRAVCISCO, CAL.
FIRST NATIONAL
OP
I
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stock, - - $50,000.
Receive deposits subject to check or on
certificate payable on demand.
Sells sight drafts on Wew York, San Fran
cisco, ana Portland.
Telegraphic transfers sold on all point in
the United States.
Special Attention given to Collections and
general business of our customers.
Collections made throughout Southern
Oregon, and on all accessible points.
R. A. BOOTH, President.
J. C. CAMPBELL, Vice President.
II. L. GILKEY, Cashier.
Banking and Trust Co.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.
Transacts a general Banking business
Receives deposits subject to check or
on demand certificates.
Our customers are assured of courteous
treatment and eveiy consideration con
sistent with sound banking principles.
J. Frank AVatbon, Pres.
Fa lls Pollock, Vice-Pres.
L. L. Jkwki.l, Cashier.
THE
Pacific Pine Needle Co,
(Incorporated.)
Founder of this industry in America
wishes to announce that its factory is
now ready to resume active operations
and will continue running.
All Contracts for Needles may be filled
From Oct. lOtli, lltOl.
D. A. CORDS.
Men Wanted I!
Wood Choppers,
Wood Loaders,
Wood Pi'crs,
at Wolf Creek, Oregon. Good tim
ber, and good wages can be made.
DUNBAR i KUYKENDALL,
Wolf Creek, Ore.
Thought for
Your Horse-
Yoii should think of your horee when
you are buying horse goods as well as
yourself. Not only will the horse be
more comfortable in the harness and
horse effects we provide, but you will
be more
Certain to be Satisfied,
since you will have a pride in your out
fit. Our horse goods are our pride.
We want to make them your pride al
so. These articles are well made, are
sure to pe a pleasure wherever used,
and we believe you will find them all
they should- be. The price is right,
" too.
JOHN HACKETT,
lith street.
School
I
-AT -
31. Clemens,
PUKSCKIPTION DKl'tiGIST
U r.. .
entertains
everybody
everywhere!
Supplies
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED FROM
THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES.
Conviction or "Sir Hurry" Wctwmut
Cooper Chased by Wotvcs KptKCopitl
Church ConventionSteamer Oreffun
Libeled' I.yilchlug In Montana
Desertions of soldiers by the wholo
imle reported from Fort Grant, in
eastern Arizona,
Iu a mnnwny accident at Colton, Cnl.,
Charles Modhurst wa.i instantly killed
and Captain R. J. MiJin fatally in
jnred. Both men are promtuout fruit
growers.
Donald McKeracher, for the past two
yonra paying toller In tho Scattlo
lional bunk, wns atrestcd on the charge
of praud larceny and embes!cment,
McKeriichcr had mnde false entries and
had taken fnuds of tho bank amouutiug
to 13,200.
Jamos Edward Trady, whooomnilttod
an nnnitnnlly brutal nxsnult npou 5-ycar-old
Ida Pn'sler t Huleua, Mont., was
taken from the jail by a mob of 200 men
mid lumped to a tlerrapb pole in Hay
market sqn.ire, about three blocks from
the jail.
Passengers of the steamer Orepop on
her last trip from Nome hnvo instituted
libel proceedings for dauuiKos iigaiuxt
her in the federnl court at Seattle. The
nii;res!ato amount nsked is f 315,500.
Tlie chief causes olhired for the suit nro
that tho rudder of tho vessel was in a
defective condition when sho sailed;
that tho supply of provisions was Insuf
ficient, and that she carried more than
tho allowed number of passengers.
Stress is laid ou (Tie nlh nation that the
captain would not allow soino of the
ptiHsviiKcrH, at their own cost, to transfer
to tho steamer Kinpross of China.
Mrs. Jncoba Monin, who died lu Al
aska last amuuicr, tiled u petition nud
slliduvlt in the superior court at Seattle.
Mrs. Moran alleK'es that Hubert Moran,
brother of her husband and president of
the Moran Bros, company, is withhold
ing from her a sum of money excoediug
$10,000, and refuses to carry out a oou
tnict made with Peter Moran prior to
his death.
Dr. J. C. Zahn, pioneer, capitalist and
founder of churches and hospitals, died
at his homo iu Los Angeles alter uu ill
ness of six weeks. Ho had been a resi
dent of Los Angeles for nearly thirty
80 years. Ho was a native of Halle,
Prussia, born Nov. 2.!, lb-'2.
Bteps nre iu contemplation for the
formation of an association, represent
ing JSOO.OOO, to control the cntiro out
put of honey of tho beo sections of tho
Pacillccoust slntes. Lee meu and others
interested iu tho Industry will hold a
meeting iu Los Angeles Oct. 21 nud 22.
It is expected thut the Fort Hall (Ida.)
Indian reservation, which contains
400,000 acres, will bo thrown open to
settlement within a few weeks. The
Qiiiiu.lt reservation, iu Washington,
comprising 300,000 acres, will probably
be thrown open to settlement next
spring. Commissioner Hi rmau of the
general land ollice at Wushingtou says
it is probable that the old "sooner"
system will bo udopted at tho opening
of both these reservations.
Great mortality among hops is re
ported from Tehuma county, Cal., and
iu one iustunueoutof a drove of 510, 6K)
have died. State mid government ex
perts will visit tho county to study tho
disease, which nas already caused a loss
of upward of SO.OOO.
Graders ou tho Victoria, Vancouver
and Eastern railroad struck u ten-foot
voiu of copper and galena ore recently
near Nelson. Samples sent to Grauby
smelter gave results of ?1H to ill in
gold, silver and copper. Tho find was
made three miles south of tho interna
tional boundary. Thomas Olsen, who
miulo the strike, at ouco staked several
elalius, and ho intends to stock tho
property nud givo a block of stock to
each member of tho grading crew w ho
aided iu opening tho Vein.
V. S. Millspaugh, geueral superin
tendent of the Montana Copper Mining
and Milling -company on Stunt) creek,
Madison county, du d us the result of
injuries received from a stone thrown
at him by J. P. Plonilu rg, w hom he
had discharged tho previous day. It is
said that MilNpuugh was the ngirressor,
aud that Illoiuberg tried to avuiila (fiiar
rel. Millsmugh, who whs 00 ye irs of
ago, was ut one time claim ngeut for
the Southern l'acillc, and was an inti
mate Irieud of II. K. Huntington.
Articles of incorporation of tho LI
Paso, Hioeu.x and California 1 '.ail way
company were filed in the oIIIm of the
secretary of the territory ut l'lincnix,
A. T. The route of the railroad leaves
l'hocnix m two directions. Ivi.Hvard
it truverw s Salt, Gi a and San i-Vdro
valleys, striking the South'-ru I'auilicat
lVlinon, aud then westward to tno Colo
rado river ai a point near Yuma. It is
said to be the hit' ntlou of the road th n
to posh on to San lin go. Tho new cor
poration is capitalized at f IO.OiXj.O'jO.
A story, showing th ferocity of dogs
when hungry, reached Nome from Loul
ller creek. Dan t'umpbrlt owns 12 doe;
and one horse. The only food he gave
the dogs was bacon and beans. Xi.e
dogs attacked the horse during ti.u tem
porary absence of Campbell azZ lulled
aud devoured it.
George Skinner and Peter Si arret,
two prospectors, were camped ou tno
shores of San Josef bay, Vuueouver
island. Skinner one day started out
alone, carrying only a shotgun as it
weapon. Uu soon met a number oi
deer running heltor skelter,. pursued by
a pack of wolves, who, when they saw
Skinner, made for him. He had a start
of iSOO yards aud he ran for his life, but
the wolves had all but caught him wbeu
be fell panting into his camp. Star ret,
his comrade, was iu the tent nud with
his rifle kibod aevernl of tl.u leaders.
The rest of the pack then de l.
Many physician are now prescribing
Kodol Iiyjpepsia Cure regularlyj.avlnk
found lint it is the best prescription they
can write because it is-lhe one prepara
tion which contains the eleuntnli necrs
ary to diU n jt onlys-iln kinds of
fool but all kinds and it therefore cures
indigestion and dttpepsia no matter
what its raose. I if. Kremer.
AiLvia Maku Impure Blood.
. Grove's Ta teles Chill Tonie cures
Malaria. 50c
During the past few uiouths no lest
than 30 marines have deserted from the
navy yard at More Island.
Mrs. James A. Garfield, widow ot
tho murdered president, is now in Pasa
dena, Cal., where the will spend the
winter mouth Mrs. Garfield i acw
conipnuied by her daughter, Mrs. J.
Stauley Urown, aud tho .lattor's four
childreu.
Tho recent ruling of the treasury do
partinout by which miuor children of
L'hiueso parents residing iu the United
Etates were permitted to laud iu this
couutry without a certificate will uot be
adhered to. The department will now
return to its former order, under the
docisiou of the supremo court, admit,
tiug ouly those minor children who are
of tender years Mid really requiring
parental care.
Tho triennial general conveutiou of
the Episcopal olinrch of America opened
lu Trinity church, Sun Francisco. Tho
presence of tIT bishops of the Episcopal
church of America, two lord bishops of
the Church of England and 350 Amert
can olergymeu and laymen, roally repre
sented more than 5,000 cuuroucs and
missions, huviug an aggregate congre
gation of morn than 1,000,000 people.
The woman's auxiliary to tho board of
missions of tho Episcopal church pre
sented tho sum of $104,500 as its united
offering to the board for tho use of the
missionary bishops. Tina is tho largest
offering euer presented iu tho church.
The jury in the case of Patrick Clancy,
who was tried for tho murder of Attor.
uey John N. E. Wilson, at Sail Fran.
Cisco, ou May 27 last, returned a verdict
of uot guilty. Tho accused; alleged
that Wilson had nttacked him with a
chair. There wero uo wltnessos to tho
shooting.
Abo Majors, tho young man who was
condemned to die for the murder of
Captain Drown of the Ogdon police, but
was grunted a now trial by tho supremo
court, was, at Logan, Utah, found guilty
ot murder iu the second degree by a
jury after being out about teu hours.
Since the conviuttou ot her boy the
mother of 'Majors bus becomo Insane.
Tho strike ut Sau Francisco of tho
transportation workers and collateral
unions, iu which I), 000 men wore in
volved, was declared off. Tho Dray
men's association agroed to tako back
all of its old employees that the indi
vidual daiymeu might ueud, but, at tho
same time, all efficient men who have
been employed to take tho places ot the
strikers will be retained.
To obtain 20 John O'llrien, a typical
tramp, assaulted and rubbed Harry Cal
houn, another tramp, at Seattle. Not
content with kicking him utmost into
insensibility, ho miulo uu attempt to
throw Calhoun into the buy. .Unsuc
cessful iu this, ho placed Calhoun, who
by this timo had becomo unconscious,
ou the' Northern l'ucitlo trunk, where
ho would have been killed by an iucom
ing passenger train had ho not been dis
covered nud rescued iu the nick ot tiiuo.
O'lirieu wus arrested.
"Sir Harry" Wcstwood Cooper, also
known as Ernest Moore Chudwick, was
scutcuocd by Judge Lawlur ut San
l''iiinctseo to servo u term of ten years
iu the state's prison at Sail ((ilentlll.
Ho was convi'ctud of having forged tho
uaiueof Mrs. Mario Schneider of Crock
ett to a teli'giuiu that induced Noriuo
Schneider, iier daughter, to believe that
her mother had given her consent to her
marring) with Chadwick. The infor
mation also charged a prior conviction.
The Duke und Duchess of Coruwall,
just botore starting ou their return jour-
ucy eastward, wero met on tho wharf
at Vancouver by Port Simpson Indians,
who were dressed ill skins, mill with
painted faces. Tho Indians greeted tho
iluke Willi profound veneration when he
lauded from the steamer Eiupross of In
ilia. Then the chief doffed his mngni.
oent headdress and presented it to tho
duchess, ller royal highness turned it
over and thanked tho Indians as she
adinirud It. Tho headdress Is to the In
dians what the crown is to a monarchi
cal nation, and is regarded by tho In
dians with deep veneration. They
iissert that It has Is en in tho possession
of their trihe for "hundreds of genera-
tioiH." It Is made-of hairs and bristles
pulled from the beards of sea-lions.
After traveling; nearly 7,00) miles
since hu left Paulo, Mont., 14 year-old
Ueorgio Potter was urrested iu Kose
burg, Or., and taken to the county jail
at Portland to bo taken homo. He
started from home Jan. 1 without a cent
u his picket, and reached Seattle by
the brako beam and blind baggage
route. Thence he went to Nomn, where
lie Kold papers, and as fast us he made
money gambled it away. Ho worked
his way back ou the Oregon, and was
his way to San Francisco when a
r i l (H '-iiiTed, 111 .which his knees
wero injured. Hu was laid up lu the
hospital for a week nud was then taken
into custody.
The r, Mldenee of f'iuiM Spreekels, at
Van Ness avenue and Clay street, Sau
pi mieiseo, was robbed lol'.vecii 0 and 7
bVloek In the evening and several thou
sand dollars' worth of jewelry was
lnki.ii.' The burglary was committed
Curing the hour w hen the occiipuuts of
the mansion wero at dinner, und so
skillfully was tho crime planm-d and
execu'ed that the jHTpelrntors esenped,
having slight cicw for tho detectives to
work ujkiii-
K lilroud lisioiuotlv.'S using oil as fuel
will undergo a remarkable cliaugu lu
appearance if the invention of Wiihum
J. Thomas, head machinist of tuu North
lVillo railro:ul, is adopted. Thomas
has mode the Innovation of placing tho
cab ot the lecomolive iu front of the
engine, just over the ciwcat'.her, and
the smokestack, whoso position it occu
pies, has b eti removed to the rear.
I he engineer is lu this w ay enabled to
get a full view of the railroad tracks ly
hxjkiug straight uhc.td, through a glaa
window, iiisl-ad of, us fornerly, lean
ing out of a Hie window. The oil Is
brought from tho tender behind the
eiigtue lo tit- cab bv n system of, pijies.
Henry I'.ray lon, Harris. N. C, fays:
"I took medicine 20 year for asthma
hut one U tile of One Minute Cough Cure
did me morn tool than any 'thing eUe
during that time. Hsst Conh Cure. Dr.
Kreieer.
I'on't aait uutil you become chronical-
ly constipated I ut take JfcWill'i Little
Early risers now ami then. They will
keep your liver and bowels iu good or
der. Easy lo tike. Safe pills. Dr. YV.
i'. Kremer.
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Fraudulent Mining Companies at Uair-Soie-liiteruatlonal
Rait Trust Chicago
l'ollttclmi Cl Jed With Kuibenllng
the Ctty'a Money.
Governor Stanley baa withdrawn his
Offer to give filvor cups to nil triplets
born in Kansas during his administra
tion. The scheme is too expensive.
Thomas G. Sliaughnessy, president ot
tho Canadian Pacilio railway, who has
been knighted by tho Duke of Cornwall
nud York, is nn American by birth,
having been born lu Milwaukee iu tho
year 1S53.
Lostor Relff, the Aruorlonn jockey,
lias, by the action ot the Jockey club,
had his license withdrawn and been
warned oil Newmarket Hoath, Eng
land, for unfair riding. Rein aud his
friends niako vigorous denial of tho
ohargo.
Sir Thomas Llptou, ownor of Sham
rock II, did uot succeed lu "lifting" the
Amorica's enp, as the American yacht
Columbia outsailed tho challenger in
throe successive races. The last race
was a very exciting one, the Columbia
wiuuiug by ouly a few seconds.
The wholo Gorman press practically
agrees thut tho astronomical instruments
tnkeu by tho Germans from Pelting
wero carried off Illegally. It is sug
gested that tho least that can bo done is
to deduct the value of the Instruments
from the Cuineso indemnity.
An International salt trust, which is
to obtain control of tho suit mines of
tho entire world, has boon luoorporatod
In ,New Jersey with a capital of
fUO, 000,000, and will issue bonds to the
amount of f 12,000,000. Tho now com
pany will acquire the National Salt
company (which is a monopoly of all
tho salt-producing plants iu tho United
States), the Ketsof Milling company,
tho English Salt company aud nil the
principal salt-producipg properties lu
Canada aud Groat lirituiu.
Mary Dowd Sanford, onco a well
known act loss, was found occupying a
bare room' iu Philadelphia, without
means of support, and with oven tho
RKictacles thut interposed between her
und blindness pawned to get food. Iu
her stage career of 2J years Mrs. San
ford bus played with Mary Anderson,
Miuliuno Juuuutischck and Kate Clnx
ton. "I do not want charity, V sho said.
"Vh"at I want is a plaoo to work, whero
I can earn my bread. I huvo tried and
tried to get an engagement, nud huvo
failed. I have uo wardrobe; it went
long ago to buy food, lint 1 cuu work
as much as my strength allows, and if I
could get it would willingly work us a
domestic In soiuu family."
In criminal session" ut Toronto, tho
jury iu tho oaso of Minnie U. Woo ls
found her guilty of the crimo of big
amy. The accusod was legally divorced,
according to tho Michigan law, uud re
married iu Canada. Tint charge of tho
judge was against tho prisoner, uud ho
told the jury that American divorces
did not hold good in Canada.
A dispatch from Homo nays that ail
Austrian unurchist iiauied Ulavouuvich
wus arrested while loitering about tho
Vatican. It Is reported that It was his
intention to murder the pope and Car
diuiil Kauipolla. Ho carried a razor.
Tho siin)Hact wus heard to threaten the
lives of I 'ope Ia'o and Cardinal Kam
pollu. Poschii ri, another anarchist, was
arrested lu Milan.
The Dublin Freeman's. Journal asserts
that King Edward and (jiieen Alexandra
will arrive in Dublin to attend tho lu rtt
Puuchestowil nieo, and will remain it
fortnight in Ireland, visiting Lord Lon
donderry uud the Duke of Abcrcorn,
and gtiing to tho city of IV) fust. Their
majesties, however, will not ;( i Into the
south ot Ireland.
Tho Canadian l'ncilln Railway com
pany has decided to niako a new bond
issueof (lSl.iKK). Tito company husul.so
decided lo puirha-n the Pacilio Naviga
tion company, which c nirols 11 steam,
ers; to build three new siuamers, one
for tho upper lakes, ouo for tho coast
trnllle and one f jf the Empress lino A
peiiiiou fund ot (250,0 XI will bo estal)
lishcd for tho heiielit of the company's
employees.
Senator ('hauiu'ey M. Dopnw will, lu
the near future, in irry Mis M.iyPU
mer, whom the senator has known for
years. Miss Palmer is iK'tweeu 25 and
10 years of age, her mother being one of
the three Hermann sislets of New Or
leans, who were noted beauties more
than u generation ago. Of the three
Hermann slst'is ouo was married lo
Mr. Peyton of Virginia, oun is the
mother of Miss Palmer and tie- third be
came the wits of Hall McAllister, the
noted California lawyer.
Kotiert E. I'uiko, city nil iiisp ( tor
and lie looorat'c bo.s of Chicago, was
indicted by the grand jury tor umbo
zlcmciit. Hu is charged with having
emuez.lcd und appropriated to his own
use (M.oo'l iu fees wh'ch hu received
timing the year 1!)'), mi l (O.iKii) lu fees
Winch he received this year up toilet. 1.
Although liurko handed over t.'l'i.uoo to
tho city treasurer with the statement
that it was to lie used iu Hoiking god
any loss to the city, the grand jury
would not withdraw the Indictment, as
the payment of the money made uo dif
ference iu tlie status of the crime.
United States Consul MeCook at Oiw
son, Yukon territory, has resirted to
the state department that fraudulent
mining companies aru lieiug promoted
at Duwsou ami that worthless stock is
being wild lu thu United Status. Con
sul MeCisik says piiisctuses are bvlng
issued giving as reference prominent
governim tit officials und others in Daw-,
sou without their authority. He udd
that the piomolcis uctualiy pay un
earned dividends lu order o sell Die
lock. Invarhib.y gertmg together lot
O' claims of very litlie value.
Shake Into Your Shoo
Allen's loot Ease, a powder. It rum
painful, smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
ting out of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery nf theater
Allen's Foot-EaM) makes tight or new
hoe d el easy. It is a certain cure for
wealing, callous snd hot, tiled, a. hint
feet. Try It to-dy. Sold by all drurj
gists and .ihoe- atoms. : mail f r 2c.
In stamps. Trial package Free Ad
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, ' Le Roy, N V.
Thomas'
New Iron llcds Now Colorings, New Et- '
feet?. Now Prices.
More Iteil Lounges Popular Prices. .
Wall ' Papers In Immense Variety and
rieiuitiful Colorings.
Artistic Table Coverings ZZc up to 52.50
all the between prices.
OurpotH From tho very best looms in'
the world. Quality and, Pri
ces to suit fho most exacting
and economical.
Furniture Headquarters.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Furniture afiSP
t'arpeis S7.J -'a ft ( Wall. Taper
Maun,,., YtV Aii. fmr-kcrv
Ueeuirlii,,,, A, ? ft ttPA
li.tiirc.Mold- . V. J Tools
U'K- Murors
illO SIXTH STREET
SOUTH AFRICAN WAIL
A dlspntcb from Lundeo nays that tho
fillers' uttuek oil li'ort llaht proves to
have been a far bigger engagement than
sould be gathered from the lirst reports.
I'ho casualties ou both snies indleat.)
tho flerceni'.is of tho struggle. Tho
liner casual lies nro plrwod at over ItM.
I'ho liritish prisoners say tij liners were
buried on farms uud they nusisted in
lurrying off 75 wounded. Tho ISoors
lost more men than m any previous
let ion this year.
Tho Hoers hnvo shown Increased
tetlvlty at several points recently. At
Moedwell tho lioers, l,0ut) strong, under
General Delarey, attacked tho c.unp of
Uolonel Kelunvich. Tho liners wero re
piihind wilh heavy lor.s. The lirltiiU
liud four idlU'ei'H killed mid iv! wounded
Mid III men killed nud ll'i wounded.
I'olotiel Kekowieh wus uniting thu
tvouudeil.
There lire now U.Ii H) white f rsons iu
refugee camps at Llnoinfontcin, wliilo
Ihero uro nearly Ki.oili) in tho vario ts
camps iu the Orange lliver Oniony,
I'liese retpiire 111 railway truekloa i.i of
foodstuffs weekly. Tho weekly ileith
rale average-! 'J.'O.'mostly from men .!.
Kitty per cent of thuviotiuu uie chil
dren under jj years. The iii.rlcull.iiral
department of Ihu Oniuge Jii ver , 'olom ,
tuning with tho military, Ih inducing
people to take up ugrieultuiu by supply
iiig seeds and plows.
iiiiu.ii. in: us.
A dispatch from Hinila iiunouneea tho
ileal h of Alslurrahman Khan, uuieur of
Afghaiiinau.
The cnuiiuerclal Irmly butwccn.Gtia
teiuala und tieriuany has been ro
nounced by Guatemala and will censo
to Ire iu ell eel Juno '.'J, ID eX
A rlhiug of t'arli-U iu Spaiu U feared,
aecoi'diug to advices from t 'ai,) t'erbera.
Ihey have accumulated, through smug
gler!, iM.nnO ritles, mid uuiforuis huvu
Is'en bought ut I'erpigiiuu, l-'i-n . . uud
lirovght Into Spain lit dillereut placis.
Iirge Mi;iplle4 of uiutiiuuiiion have
been obtained from t'uta und the l'lnl
ipplue i.ilaud.
A Yokohama ill putrh snvs then' Ih a
inoveiiiuut lu .l,ir.ui lu l.tvor of for
ligllnrs (AMilllg laud. It: is el-aVly m ',11
that lee j.nvii' go is mi eerential pr---l'i.'iU!Ue
to the ej, atly desire. 1 introduo.
tloll Ot to!'. l(;n capital, all'l li e .r.'- -UIO
heing I, r an; ill to beer tf) la in:.: .1 " iu! : 'e
.'hang') will doubtless r-sn! m I .v ,iji, ,.
Ii gislalloil lit the oi'iiinig n of 111 j
llut.
.'.le-l sin.; I :' N.nlee ,1 1 .,
C'tipt tin l.'-aiv, til- o,!i
.(oVei'te r of 1 1 mini, 1 ui li'-d etil
ilid forced tiie I .i 1 1 v . to n
HHtiul an 1 lu .ti'iinotu il cniie.M
a'ee I tlial li.uioirt at L aie 1 ;
yard, win re ho is in c .mma
in t i r
lei I '
el eavv
I ot tie.'
r:ceiviln: Lteliinoinl,
,.i h. ab:,,
I ll.i'iii,:-."
sing "'I uo r-1 ..r-Se,,u.;
I'hu lllue glV' II III'
il I nil this w.e, 1,11
.f ,t'i" sail. r. a;,,'
Hid w li' I I to !
-,oii and : or
iniiu in. Ah iiit a
"j .i-:;l -" to in e.i
U' l. I. li- c utiv
II d (Ol' S O,'., le 1',
itoi ,i.i;.'a:u .
I'' . Ill til- ll.'iteil
M it e lit t'leljl '
el
.Southern Oregon
AS Ifl.ANI),
Htrong
course.
training of
A c a d i in i c
Llofei-.-iolial
t!io highest
exi elli in;".
Well npiippi d 1.,!" Ta
torien. l'lrstcia'i train
ing dept rime n t. I
uiainl lor trained teach
ers exceeds the supply,
lirmlaates ea-ily ti-cuie
oiiil positions,
II e a u I i f ii 1 Iocs' Ion .
Most lll'll.'tllflll CilUliitrt
on the roan.
Kspciidcs tl-"l to !'"
M-r year. Write for
i-alal'vun.
V. M.
able to p.i-n Ilia n uii.muion uud wero
gi'iinled hliuro luivo. Tho rest Were
loid 10 "stay ill till you know it," aud
had to remain within the lines. A large
in tj 'lily if tho men deoluro they will
not i veil try to learn the song, und thut
tiny will not mug it, whether they
know it or not,
No One Allniveil to Nee rmlgoss.
fcituto Superintendent of Prisons Col
lins has given out that Cmolgosa, tho
murderer nf I'le-jdont McKuiley, must
uot bo thu subject of notoriety while in
AuIjuiii prison uwaitiug death iu the
electric chulr. Uo must not be aeen,
and visitors mu.,t uot bo permlttod to
enter any part, of tho prison whore
knowledge might bo gainod of his loca
tion. The warden of tho prison has
been ln.-.t!'iu;ted to Inform the guarda
and otlH-r employees of. tho prison that
tho divulging ot tiny information con.
citrnnig bun or his doings will bo cou.
tillered a tn ave breach of discipline, and
will bo ibalt'wiili accordingly.
iViiini'ii r.teip.ei, i oritur,', I iii Pnri4.
A cable from 1'trin to (lie Now York
World says thut the polio huvu finally .
e.'iiitdit tin . e of il gang of women foot.
who hnvo hern terrorizing fashion
llliie I'le-tdelico parts of the city. Two of
the pi nuin rs. ouo of thi ni an years old,
tlie i f!i'-r 111, were caught just after
ihey had h M up, wilh drawn knives,
. wealthy bachelor, who was roturuing
homo ut, miiliilght. The mini hail
allowed hiuiHolf t'i lie relieved of his
ni -ii y, watch and jewels, but hud fol
low eil limK'bhers at a safe distanco
until they reached the boulevards,
white thcio Vivre mil! many people.
An outcry then caused a chuao, which
.uhh'd lu thi'ir capture. ; -
'I he other Woman bandit is 40) years
ild ami is stronger than most men. Hho
uiudu tho mistake of stoppiug a secret
ti'Tvici) ii 1:1 u , who, at sight of her drawu
revolver, iii.Muiitly knocked her down
niihu blow mi tho mouth. Ho tuau
ie.l to lianilruii Iter, hut ouly after a
t' ice ball!", In the ciutv,o of which alio
I la olf h.ilf o" hi.-, left ear.
The Lr.V'ari.'.u br 'gauds who ki luaped
Miss rt one, tiie American missionary,
mid are lioMin brr for a lurgo ransom,'
havj x' elided the tuau for payment'.'
..uu ui mill. '
In a bloody 11,-lit at tuy L'uiuti Laptiat,
.'iuueh ai- Lo .pt in:s, ten miles from'
J':i.eo!l, 'J tuu., four men wcru killed, j
'.wo nioitally wuttnded and three loss'
i -a ''y. The shotting grew cut of uu'
.i l ! iiniiv !' u I h'.'tueeii tho Morgans!
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tlt.lltl
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lion I h it f ir two
rrorati.l a'uinyniieo'
i aii'l r i Dehors on l'iniv
M OLru '"'tiitiy, Oil., was
i i.o'i:. It nna-iired elghsj
.!. l. ;,tt..', sle'ep, j.is;
' ii ivu U'i'ii too victims
Norris Sliver, North Stratfonl, N. II.:
' I I'tui lia-i! .1 a bottle of One Minute
t oiuvi ( uie Inn k'Ui'iiriiig with a rough
d i tois (oi, I me hih iiii'iiruhle. One hot
tic relieved no-, tne nccond Und third al
most cum il. 'l'o-dav lam a well man."
Or. W. I- . K no hit."
Stats Kcrmal School.
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