VOL. XVII.
GRANTS PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24; 1901.;
No. 48
00,000 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
bas contracts on the following well
known ranches in this District.
They have all signed a card similar
to this,
Mrs Mary L Jordon,
James Deveny,
G M Savage,
J J Fryer,
John Deveny,
H B Ochiltree,
W J Savage.
Mrs Jessie Deveuy,
B B Otheltree,
Dr W II Flanagan,
.W M Bishop,
J G Dotson,
J S Harvey,
; J N Carter,
The above ranches embrace
jeveral thousand acres of land of
the best indications for Oil that our
ageuts could find 011 the Pacific
, Coast and they have been from
; Washington to Mexico.
You know that if Oil, Natural
Gas or Artesian Water is found in
, Josephine county it will more than
double the value of all property
and for that purpose alone you cau
encourage the prospecting for
; Oil, or Artesian Water by taking a
few shares of stock.
Cut tltia out and tend it, with $.'.50 to
Scott Griffin
MIIIIIHIHHOMMMMO0M
Oregon Natural Gm, Oil and
Mining Company.
To Scott Griffin, Secretary, Grants
Pass, Oregon.
Enclosed please Cud the sum of
' J2.50 to secure option on iooshares
of stock in the Oregon Natural
Gas, Oil and Mining Company, of
Grants Pass, Oregon, of the par
value of $1 per share, I to have the
option of paying 25 cents a share
on or before you begin drilling; or
50 cents a share ou or before 500
feet depth has been reached; or
thereafter $1 par value until a well
is completed to the depth of 1000
feet; the amount paid herein is to
be credited on the stocks accepted.
It is expressly understood tbat you
are to commence drilling on or be
fore six months from date or refund
to me the amount piid. Please
forward receipt for amouut en
closed. Dated this day of
190 .
Name of Sender
P. Or Address
mi mm much " tt
A Gain ot 240 to 1.
The following Utile ezhibiti the in
crease in the market value of the oil
stocks of ten different couipaniea:
t Prires of Stock
Before Alter
drilling uniting!
New York Oil Co ,. .
Union Oil to,
kern Oil Co.,
Ssii Jnsquiti
r'erl.e
Haoford
Tiii'x riirw Oil Co ,
fci-riing Oil t'v , . . .
I elit Eight Oil Co.
Kara River,
...$ 50 $ 200.001
" I'm "w'w
5(1 li'iOtl!
" 20 .fii
.. 3 00 11 00 1
25 40 i
20 2 151
. . 1 00 26 00 ;
-I
8.00 1U25.17
Each of these companies was organ
ted leaa than . two Tears a0. 18.
00 invested in these leu companies
mid have realised a net sum of $11)23.'
f 7, a gain f over 240 10 1.
Bui tiwi in the Oregon Natural Ja,!
Oil and Mining Company at 10 cents aj
share for fl.uO shares, nonassessable
tuck. Boy before they drill. j
For further information call on j
SCOTT GRIFFIN, Secretary, j
I
The Natural Gas, Oil &
Mining Company.
Grants Pass, Ore.l
J)R. R. E. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN' and SUKGEON
Office, Room S over Post Office. Resilience
Booth House, 7th and A.
GRANTS PASS. OREUOS.
)R. CLIVE MAJOR.
General Practitioner ot
MeDICINI AND SlKOEEV.
Office lu Williams Block
C. HOUGH,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Practice in all State and Federal Courts
Office over First National Bank.
Grants Pass, - Oregon.
JJJ C. PERKINS,
U. 8. DEPUTY
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
U bants Pass,
Obkuon.
Willis Kramer
MANUfACTtlKEH Of
Myrtle Creek
Extra Family Floui
And Everything that goes with First
Class Milling.
For Hale by Chilks, Dhlemathr,
Wadb and Cornkll,
Call for it; same price as other brands
QEORGE II. BINNS,
ASSAYER.
Oflke opposite Hotel Josephine
Ghauts Pass, - - Oregon.
N. E. McGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furniture intl Piano ,
Moving.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
The popular barber shop
Get your tonsorial work done at
IRA TOMPKINS
On Sixth Street Three chairs
ISath room in connection
II. II. BARTON,
WATCHMAKER and
JEWELER.
Full assortment of Watches, C'lix'ks, Sil
verwear and Jewelry. A Good
Assortment of Bracelets and
Heart llsngles,
Clemens' Drug Store.
J.M.CHILBS
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
TAHLEWARE
Fine liuttcr a Specialty
FRONT and FOURTH STS.
SWEETLANI) & CO.
FRESH and SALT
MEATS, g t'
Thonk 21
MA RULE AND GRANITE WORKS.
J.Ii.PAW'OCK. IWK.
I am prcprred to furnish any thing in the line of Cemetery work in any kind
of MAKBLE or ORAMTE.
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble buiiiees warrants my saying
' Cn ''" '"Ur 0"'ere l'ie TPr)' k11 ninner.
Can furnish work in Scotch, r-wmle or American ranite or any kindrf
Marble.
Front Street Nftit lu Greene's Gan.hop.
Prices $5 to $150
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY
I23 Geary Street, SAN rRAVCISCO, CA1.
FIRST NATIONAL
IB .A. hsj-IK1
OF
SOUTHERN . OREGON.
Capital Stocky- - $50,000.
Receive deposits subject to check otod
certificate payable on demand.
Sells siirht drafts on Mew York, San Fran
cisco, and Portland.
Telegraphic transfers sold on all point (o
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. C AMPBELL, Vice President.
II. L. G1LKEY, 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 tound banking principles.
J. Frank Watson, Pres.
Eon s Pollock, Vice-I'res.
L. I.. JiiWKi.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 Out. lOtli, lltOl.
D. A. CORDS.
Men Wanted I!
Wood Choppers,
Wood Loaders,
Wood Piters,
at Wolf Creek, Oregon. Good tim
ber, and good wages can be made.
DUNBAR L KUYKENDALl,
Wolf Creek, Ore.
Thought fit
Your Horse-
You should think ofyour horse 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 vour pride al
so. These articles are well made, are
sure to pe a pleasure wherever used,
and we believe you will find theiri all
they should be. The price is right,
"too.
JOHN HACKETT,
tilh street.
Sclioo!
Supplies
AT-
j jM. Clemens,
I'KK.vcuirrio.v rKn;isT
Orange Fronh oppo. Opera House.
J. . PADDOCK,
ENTERTAINS
EVERYBODY
EVERYWHERE,
Latost HEW PROCESS Records .
SEND FOR CATALOGUE 36
Letter From the Philippines.
That portion traversed westward Iroin
Calainba, Laguna, was a land of
prodigious mountains, extensive pla
teaus, profound canyons, and fertile
plains, dotted with gardens of native
fruits and flowers, patched with vast
tracts ol mahogany aud naro timber, a
profuse vegetable growth, above which
gleamed radiantly in perpetual sunlight,
a towering mountain, which reminds
one of the unfinished work of some
giant architect, who bad planned more
than he could execute.
As we traveled along the Calaiuba
river, a gradual incline was noticeable,
and after four hours of uncomfortable
riding in a native carromalta, drawn by
two native ponies, we arrived at Lipa
in Batangas provinces, known as the
wealthier district in Luzon. As we
drove up the main street, Calle Real,
we passed several fine carriages with
the best of livery, ottt fur a drive along
the river hanks.
The altitude is several thousand feet
above that of Manila, undulating be
tween four and five thousand feet above
the restless China sea until ou the
westward border the high plateaus
break rapidly down to an elevatiun of
less than 300 feet at the valley of a broad
and capricious stream that llows
through a stretch of rich alluvial collVe
laud, Willi barren rock spires rising
against the sky. The stream Is the
Lipa river, wayward, possessed of
terrific energies when the mood is on.
It has chiseled a canyon several hundred
feet deep far to the north and south,
and now restlessly saunters onward to
the treacherous China sea, visible in the
distance.
Lipa baa a population at present, of
25,000 souls and di.ring the Spanish
time, it was estimated to hnvo 40,000.
The city is picturesquely located on the
mountain side, full of color and the air
has a pure transparency that lend
depth and distance to the view. It is
here 1 forget all my tares, and sit dar
ing the delightful evenings, thinking of
my boy hood days when at home, The
temperature is the same as we find in
the mountains at home during August
and September.
Lipa is seiond in importance on the
island ot Luzon nud during the Spanish
reign was considered a fashionable sum
mer resort for the opulent cl.ua from
Manila. Many of the dwellings are
irrand beyond description, elegantly fur
nished with baud carved furniture, with
large plate mirrors set into the wall, and
the borders of the rooms finished aith
rosewood.
This evening as 1 passed along thu
street, every balcony was filled wit h
native ladies sitting in the twilight,
dressed in their attractive garb, and tho
weird, foreign cries of the street ven
ders "Selvalia Dulce!" Si vemlu dulce !
"Aqua de cocoa, mucin field!" For
a hundred years, yes, for two bundled
years, have, their voices filled the eve
ning and pleaded fcr patronage from
some fair buyer on the balconies above,
where idly the native belles while
away the evming in laughter, and casl
lunging eyes at the gay caballoios prome
nading beneath. A feneration heme
and all this will hnve parsed away, and
in the dying, a new, strong nation will
have arisen, the old charming picture
gone, and a new one ol smoking tiains,
burring trolleys, blinding lights, and
milk men in wagons and hucksters
with one-horse carts who cry, 'Tisb,
Fish."
As to the character ol the average
Eilipiuo it can bo uiiinined up in three
woids, thief liar, and deceiver. First
your impression as to their honesty can
be confirmed by leaving any thing loose
lying around, from a heavy inter over
coal to a ship's anchor, and such article
that no one could use in the Philippine,
and any native in siuht will take
great pleasuru in dispelling any false
imprcssiou that honesty is a native
Virtue.
Next you notiie he is dirty in his
habits, but fairly clean in person, he
will lie without any apparent came
when he knows the truih would lie
better. lie is treacherous, lymir,
cowanlly, tbeiv.n,', a worthless hslf
hreed mongrel horn of a mongrel spun
of Asia crossed upon liiclis ol darkest
India, lie) is nn more c apiihle tit self
government than the lloll' ii! oil hn
loam the wildest region ot the south,
he has no original ideas f his own, all
he thinks of is bow he can rob his
fellow man, he can not he trusted liln.
the American In iian, nor will he wo: k
like the Negro, and again be will not
fuht, but, he will lie like a caitllle.ri
with polli?hed suavi'y, and bolo)ou in
the daik with all the d. xieiity of a
goucher.
I'rovidc.ice has reserved a fairer future
tor these wealthy islands tha:i In hai e
them governed by IhH herd ol igno
rant people.
The Filipino is easil infli.eiiied ur:d
when nuder tho inllilence of Auierii.ui
energy and capital governed by a firm
and definale policy, it will blossom as
the rose, and iu the course of two or
three generations mora the Filipinos
nay be brought to appreciate the
virtues of cleanliness, industry ami
honesty.
One can not cris this island wiihout
naming a new idea ot thn iunm-riie
hislornal significance of the wei'iiar I
yearning o! the r-mon, who in two arid
a ha!f centuries has marched from
I'll mouth Kock to the far ?at, and h;i
snbordinated every people in his path
Irom shore to shore.
C. II. I'tmixi.
Many physicians are now pr it -nhing
tCodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly having
loui.d Hut it is the best prrscripli'.n they
can write because it is the one prepara
tion which contains the elements neces
sary lo d urest not only tome kinds ot
t'Kil but ail kinds and it there!.. re cures
indigestion and riji-pcpua no in ter
what its cause. 1)1. Kreuier.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED FROM
THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES.
RallruaA anil Miner:,! lpieloiiuelit In
California ol.l-Hlo.Mlfd Murder la
Pan Frunnlaro Novel llutuuiaga Sale.
I,f,v and Aranii.
The supremo court ot California boa
decided that the nets adopting tho new
state codes are void, because they failed
to comply with a spccitlo requirement
of tho constitution.
Charles O. Adams, who murdcrod
Dr. John Q. Jessup at Oakland, Cal.,
was acquitted by the jury ou tho ground
of insanity. Ho will uow bo tried ou
t ho charge of insanity.
The Chicago Tost says that positive
and authoritative confirmation has bcuu
Riven of reports that the liurliugtou
will extend its lines from Guernsey,
Wyo., to Salt L ike City to connect with
the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake road.
lVpury Sheriir William Maxwell of
Hoi Lrnok, A. T., was shot aud killed by
a baud of outlaws near Springerville,
and his partner, Trefola, was wounded
i:i the fl;;Ut nud died a few hours later.
Two years in San Quentiu was the
flcnti'tico imposed by Judge Lorigau at
Sau Joso upon Frank Cashuor for steal
inir a bicycle. Under tho now law tho
theft of n Wcyclo is classed as graud
larceny, ('asliiur said ho stole tho
wheel to pay hospital expeusos.
A Carson (Nov.) dispatch says that
Joo I'eto, tho Indian that murdered
William Dangberg atiout a year ngo,
was killed by h'9 brother. Only ro
cen fly tho lndiiin murdered his father-in-law
and i.vm ly killed mini tier Indian
in the camp. After Pete's conviction
for tho ninrder of Danglierg ho made
his escajw from the county jail. A re
ward was i tiered for his capture, but
the white men did not caro to try to cap.
turo bim iu the mount ilns, nud tho In
dians would not lend assistance. After
the murder of the Indian tho tribesmen
held a consultation and appointed Pole's
brother as the una to kill tho murderer.
The result was his death ill his hiding
place in Alpiuo county.
Sixty Austrlnns and Greeks arrived in
Kern City, I'al., from Ogdeu to neoept
positions us section hands for tho South
ern Pacilio company In tho ran Joaquin
valhy. Tiny are to supplant Mexican
hands, wlio.so woik is uot sntiofuotory lo
thu company.
Shelby Huckings was riding colts at
Sierra valley. Cat, when one especially
wild ran nway with hlin and raited him
along a baihed-wiro fence in its wild
career, nearly sawing bis foot lu two.
The annual tangled itself np in tho Wire,
pinning tho rider against tho sharp
barbs, and he would hnvo been killed
had uot other ranch hands bceu near
and shut the hursu dead.
Andrew Stovens, a well-known citi
zen of Palouse, is minus a family, nud
blames J. P. Preston, who boarded with
him for nearly a year, for the alieniHiou
of tho iitfci'ilona of his wife. Mrs.
Stevens nnd her two sons, aged VI and
14 years, nro missing, so is Preston.
They boarded riio train for Spokane
while Stevens, tho woman's husband,
was working in a grain warehouse
within 60 feet of tho dt p it. Preston Is
(15 yours of ngu uud Mrs. Stevens lu.
William Kolsu, who was on trial for
nearly a month nt Santa Itiu huru, Cal.,
for tho murder of Harry lUochmuu iu
Sinta Maria on July U I, was uequltted,
l lie juiy, afler an ulisenco of 4a min
utes, having returned a verdict of not
guilty. Tho verdict created souio ur
priso.
The Pngi t Sound Itridgo nnd Dredg
ing- company, a Seattlo corporation, was
awarded the government contract, val- I
nod at 2.isiO,issJ, lor dredging the har
bor of Manila mid completing (ho old
Spanish breakwater. President Fowler
will immediately ship tho necessary
dredging luachiuory and n million feet
of lumber to bo used in constructing
scows ou which to carry tho masonry
for thu breakwater to ilspositiou. Two
working crews will shortly bo sent to
.Manila from S. nttlo.
August A. Uuglieri, a pli vmriun of
San I'Vallcis.o, was before Jus'iue llos
euthal at S:in Joso to answer to a suit
brought against him for the sum of t',D,
Ilia balance due lor a physician's di-
i pleina sold by N. Antieevieh to the do.
I leiidant for fluo iu IHJl. Tho diploma
I was granted to Dr. Autoiiu Aiiti.-ovlrh,
' Lut on Ins di nth w is olb red for sale by
the broth'T, and was puicliased by
! (juglieri, w ho was a baker at the lime,
i but nfterwaid went to Mexico uml c.nno
back a practicing physician. Iluglieri
pleaded the statutu of liui'.ltitioits and
won.
A sloop hi-binclng to a notorious
llritidi I 'olu'iihi l sinni;!'-!- named
J iiiiiesou was e.ip'.i.rjd ,y a United
Mit. s revimi'i 1:, u ; ii u k'uard, in com
mand f Li, u'"ii.iht It. It. We-t, a bnv
nines si uih of F'yrl F.ah r. Tie iu
were four Coines,: ah aid the !o'p, who
Hated tin y had (aid U to be lirougiit
ever from tlio 1 i.u-li lluiiihia side.
When the c i ;' al u of tho si i op sighted
- thu launch ho ran his boat clo.o in
shore, juiuptd ovi ih anl, sAiiiii to tl.o
; hi .e li and i sj ais d. Tins niak. s the
fourth sloop captured fr.ni J-iine soji
j With Chii.cy ou hoard vviihiu u mi.iith.
F'uiiowing the remarkable seri s of
' desertions from F'ort Giant, in Ap.ichu
joouutry in southeastern Arizona, come
j the news that tho pst lit San Carlos,
i'hj in Ap.'i' hu bind and 40 miles from
Fort Grnnt, has l-ei u looted l,y soldiers,
j The byiters were s!aiion..-d ut F'ort
j Grant and smiiu of lie in aro nurnlH.-ied
' among the deserters from the li.tti r
. fort. Property taken from thu j.st ut
I Sail Curb's was !u;s.H-d of in U,ob,-p
' A. T. 'lhe ringleader and several otle rs
have been arrested and w ill l. iru d by
a military court nnd subsequently by
(he federiti authorities.
Henry Uray Ion, ll.iriis. N. ('., ays:
' I look n.Silieine vesrs tor asthma
hut one bottle of One Minnie Couyh Cure
did me more good thin auv thing else
during that time. Pest (Vu;h Cure. I'r,
j Hon't wait until you b. come cbronira!.
I ly constipated but take s.Vitt's Little
I Karly risers now and then. They will
j kevp your liver and hotels in g or
j der. Lisy lu ULe. fif-jpiils. I'r. W.
F. Kreuikr.
The Hating', sister to tho Islander of
too Canadian Facillo lino of Skaguay
ileainers, was wrecked in a fog ou the
ud of Jorvis island, 4!) miles north from
Vancoover. She had ITS passengers
from tho Klondike, all of whom wuro
safely lauded ou Lasqnettl islaud, Thu
passengers anil their btdougiugs were
jt'tcrwiUTi brought to uucouvcr. 1 ho
Haling is not so badly injured as was
it first thought, aud it Is expected sho
will reuch Vaucouvcr uudcr her own
llenin.
The entire business section of I
Gates, Cal., was wiped out . by fire.
which swept everything ou both tho
uorth and south sides of Main street
from tho Southern Pacific railroad tracks
to tho Los Gntos creek. Property vari
ously estimated at from 150,000 lo
(XMO.OOO went up in smoko.
Articles of incorporation of tho Lewis
fs Clark Centennial and American Pa
litlu Exposition aud Oriental Fair wcro
filed with the county clerk at Portland,
Or. Tho object of tho corporation is to
hedd an exposition of the industries,
arts, manufactures aud products of the
soil, uiiuo nud sea iu tho city of Port-
laud during tho year 1001, to bo state,
Interstate, national nud Oriental lu its
uuturo. The capital stock is 100,000,
divided iuto 8'I.IH.H) shares of (tO each.
Tho incorporators nro 07 of the best
known business aud professional men
of Oregou.
Charles Douglas, who lived on the
Agnew stock farm, seven miles south of
San Joso, Cul., ou tho Monterey road,
al ter a desperate attempt to kill his wife
and two stepdaughters, shot himself
just after tho olUcors discovered his
hiding place, and died 20 minutes after.
Douglas attacked his wife with a heavy
water pitcher, indicting ISscalpwonuds.
Tlio Ki-yoar-old daughter of Mis. Doug
las by her first husband, although tor
riblv beaten, succeeded ill reaching a
neighbor's hoiiso and gave tlio alarm
that brought tlio ofllcors. It is thought
mother and daughters will recover.
The California .Midland Itallroad com
pany has born incorporated with a capi
tal stock ot ifl.-i.OJti.oiK). Tho company
will build a toad lroiu.Sau Francisco to
a point near thu mouth of King's creek,
a branch of tho Sail Joaquin, tho dis
tance bciin; uo miles. From the main
lino near Mudcra, a branch to linkers.
Ib id, 115 miles; also a branch Into tho
Yosemilu valley, 70 miles, uud one to
Stockton, i miles in lcnu'th, tlio total
length of track being f 0 miles. In
connection with this railroad building
will bo tlio development of a mountain
of iron ore lu a remote corner of Madera
county and tlio constiuctum of a smel
ter, lo cost i 1,000,001), at Point Hicli
uiiiiid, tho terminus of tlio Santa F'o
railroad.
Vincent liimioii, n handsome Italian
youth of 13 years, with tho faco of a
cherub, pleaded guilty at San F'rancisco
to the charge of nrson, but Juugo Law-
lor conliiiucd hiscaso fur sentence until
January, and released him in $1,000
Isolds. It will depend upon liiasioli'a
conduct whether ho is over suntuicod
or not. Last July ho started a tiro iu a
il.it iu which ho hud Homo furniture,
tho insurance mi which was Jin). With
this money in bis possession It was
lliasioli's intention to niiirry Fannie
lloussoitu, and lust Thank .giving day
was fixed for tho ceremony. Thu lad Is
a iiiiirhlo-cutter, and it is said lio cau
work marvels in maiblo with bis mallet
and chisel, lie scents to h.ivo had no
idea of the enormity of his criino, and
lor thin reason Judae Liwlor was ruluo-
tant to solid nun tu jail.
Gouri.'" V. ltico, employed at tho
works of the Golden Slate foundry, Sail
F'raneisco, upon leaving a street car at
II o'clock ill thu evening, was attacked
bv a mail with a loaded club. As Uicu
fell under repented blows another asi.ail.
mil ran from the car ami tiled four shot i,
all of which took effect in Kiec's ho ly,
anil h" succumbed to his wr ivids next
day. The murder, thu pollen say, is the
result of the machinists' strike, uud that
Kico was murdered because ho wus n
niiii-iiiiioti Morlinian uud becuusu Ins
successful rceislancu of nil niluck Hindu
upon him Sept. 11 hud marked hiiu us
mi especial object for thu vengeance of
tho strikers. Four men were arrested
and chai vi d witn being c mceriii d in
thu inn r lor. Their names, mo T'hoiiias
Moriin, Ivlward J. Duncan, Cuarli
Donnelly and William llucltley.
The ladies of tlio Congregational
chinch of Niles, CU., secured a large
lent and hud it ere ted on a vie-anl lot
in the heart of town and then nil
liotuictd tii.il they would hoi 1 u rum
mugii sale, vviicru anylhing an I uvi ry.
thliiir would bu sold. They invite. 1
everybody to bring iu tho things they
hud no use lor und the Indies airood tu
sell them. Tho result was that be d b-s
tlio usual amount of clothing found In
such sales (hero were (hreu horses, a
number of clueiieiis, a pa.iitn'ul supply
of lriut as well as a number of fanning
1111 ploluellts.
A free ho.pltal for llldlj.' ut colis!ltli
tlvu p,,1.eul is to bo built ut l.s An
ee!i Tooh'ltlll u lllli..sioll to tile llo
pilal a p.n ii nt must prove a certain
loim of res.di-ini' in ln Anpobs, ui d
ul .cwhow Hint he is without funds and
uiiiil.du to work. No patients from oth r
loculltK s will be roc ived.
1.. ,imi.o :-now, lifth president of thu
M irmori church, dud ri.-cenily ut his
prlvatu resi ieiioo In halt l.iko taty.
Ho was horn in M iijua, Portage county,
O., April II, 1 il I- Tie -.1 lent Niow dui
lii hm lit- l.ino 'Aas tho bus ,and of
iiinu wivs and tii.. father of 4 I chil
dren. Three of his wives uro still living.
Anaiie, iie-iits have bevn compluti d
for the building of a railroad from Cot
tak'u Grove, Or., u distance ef U.j miles,
through a region of heavy tliuls r to tho
i.ohi-uiia u.iiies. Connected with this
is toe pioj.et of budding a suc ker
elile r at Portland or in the P-obeinm
iiunii.g du'.r.'Jt. 'I lie smelter ,-nt, rprise
will follow ihu roilroad, and It is proh.
able that hah will li In ox ratl .11 iu
lis, tlinu a y ir. '1 hu money tor the
rudro d Will b u, -plied by cuoteru
0 .j 10.I s's.
A fiendish Attack.
An attack was lately made on C. !
I Collier ol (,'iierokee, Iowa, that near!
I proved falsi. It canui through fiis kid-
jlois His bsek got so Umu be could:
! i.ot stoop without great piin, nor nt in J
a chair fci'-ept propped by cushion.
I rioiii-ly bi-lpc 1 bim until be tried Klit--
irlcbrters which i-llei ltsl siieh a won 1
I !! !nl change that he writes he i like j
larevy muii. 'Ihis neirvetnus lued . oo-
cores backache and kidnev trout, h-l
j purines tlm bb-.i and builds up yuur I
I liKallli. Only bde at Dr. Kruneis. J
Thomas'
Nov Iron Uods
3Iorc Bed Louncs---roi)ular Prices.
Wall Papcrs---Iu Inimense Variety ami
Ueautiful Colorings.
Artistic Table Coverings :5c up, to $2.50
nil the between priaes.
CjirMlK--From the very best looms in
tho worlil. Quality and Pri
ces to suit tho most exacting
ami economical.
Furniture
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Nov; Goods This Week
Iron Beds. Rugs. Wall Taper.
Big Line New Goods on the way from the East.
Hockcrs, Linoleums and Holiday Goods.
Mulling A1' f3.lS. ' Crockery
I.liieoliiinis Vj ,Sr VtrS YVnodcnwaw
1'icliireMold- Vk Ji Tools
lug. S Mirrors
HtO SIXTH STREET '
NEWS OF T11K WORLD.
HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS ntOM ALL QUAHTEH3.
Pel Ileus Til TlirniiRtl Hie ltiiil,ls at
NbiKltru Kohhcry of Tranks lijr a Vwt
In.eeloT I'ritlr.-lleii In Anatiall-u
Uusti uud Ills Prayer Hystvia,
Tlinmni 8. Ijiwsou says that the re
tent brealc lu Amalgamated Ciipr roH
resents to him n loss of about 7,Ch)0,OOD.
The total number of Ohiucso iu the
Hawaiian islands, according to thn
registration which was completed last
June, is !IS,U3.".
A Telling dispatch says that thn Chi
nese plenipotentiaries hnvo performed
their iast ollleial act and f irwaidcd to
the Spanish minister, who is tlni dean
f f thu diplomatic corps, a bimd fur tho
indemnity of -15,(KK),iKK) tncls.
A telegram received at Ia.bon from
Uio do Janeiro ii.sscrli that two Italians
wcro arrested iu the corridor of thu
presidential pilaeo by an ollloor of thn
guard, ltolh were nrniisl Willi rovolvei s
mid dageers. In Uio (Id Janeiro It is
btdieved that lliey are uiiai-chi-ila and
intended to usniissiniito Ti- sidunt Uam
pos h. i lies.
In thu new Australian federation a
pmtectlvo jetliny ii to is) adopted, 'i'bo
entire federal levenue la to be raised
from customs duties, eicept what is
obtninud from exolso tuxes oil st'mu
liiiils. Tlieso duties are to Is levied
with tho object of so raising the prion f
what they aro ahlo to uiako for tlieni
selves that the people will bo clicuarugid
to eniiagu lu those industries. The iron
industry is to bo encouraged by tho
granting of bounties. Kreo trailu now
exists uniting tlio states of thu "onituou
Wealth. Galveston was visited by the heaviost
rainstorm in lis history. In 11 hours
11 os inches of water fell. Tlio ruin
was accompanied ,y wind, which blow
IS miles an hour. Tim streets with in
undated and street. cur tiatllo W'is
stopped, all business belli:; praetically
suspended.
A singular accident which may p el
sibly throw cun.s.dei.iblj light ou the
lo. of thu liritlsll lol S'd(-b,,.t deHfl'UC'T
Oibia c.cntly has ju.-t oei.uir d to tha
tiirj.edu-bi.it desrr..yor 1'iaii". While
she was ou her way fioui Portland lo
I'oi'Kiii .uth th" en'jtue b inds uotn-id
that her ib clc be uns Wet" hie Ivlin;;
amidshi,s. '1 he ib .iUnyer iu.iiie. Lately
returned at full ijieed to l'oii.. uoui.'i.
An exaniuiat ion made of hi r sh wi d
that tie re w is iniuiln.nl d ill,: r i f
unoiii. r dn. i; U r hku that wbi.-ii l..-f-'l
tho Cobra.
J liu Ah sunder Ih.w
ui coi'din lo a I hlc.iiei
inueli tune daily Jiley
Zennr s wb i e tie mis i
usk'-d hllu to join tie
le ailng ul a Kiveii hour,
are i' e. t veil by 1
tabulated lie- o hie; t
W be h e ': ,1 ; ,y.-r
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sp.lll 1
,i f '
I. Il.t.l
ill pt
T!
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I t.ih. ti op by tbe head
; C'.ii ho i i ion . h al I
ol lb
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I hr'l;,,ll
sp "Hie I.
.Southern Oregon
ASUI.ANU, ORKOON.
btrong Acadelllik'
course. 1'rofessloiiu'
training of the hlhert
excellence.
Well equipped lab' rn
lories, ir irl i-U's train
ing ilejui r t in e n t. lie
inaiid lor tra.ned teach
oih exceeds llei s(liply,
tiral.iales easily ectuiti
good JiunltiollS.
II e a ii 1 1 1 u I locatiiiii .
Most di liub'.iul Chun !o
i 11 the r uil.
IlM'eieas tl.M 10 JIT')
j.er year. rile lor
caUloguu.
i i ri
V. M-
-New Coloring;?, New Ef
fects, New Trices.
iieadfluarters.
'1 he iiioui nt Howie lUitalies a prayer ha
ilapi n written slip iuto nn clottrio
time stamp, slanls his hand ou tho top
of the d vice, and the exact time ha
completed thu juayer is instantly r
Col dud lijs.ii l ho sheet.
California wines, according to a dla
jiaii h irom Uu iiieii, huvu gained a com
plete victory over Cicitnuti prejudice.
Only u lew years ago Cerium wlno
dealers anil vvino dii ikers spoko with
loiiieiiijt ot American vintages, but
liow thu Amerlcau product has buoomo
regulai ly u large arliclo of import iuto
Germany.
I'resceii.s lowered tlio woild'a trotting
reconl mi a half-mile truclt at Toledo, O.,
one-ijuarter of n seoond, hii previous
record being Hell Ho trotted for tha
belli lit of the charitable Institutions ot
thu city, und the reccijitil woro (18,000,
40.0JU jHioiilu having gathered to sou him.
Tlio Working Woiuuu'a asBoclutlon of
Chicago, us thu onion of servant girls id
ollieially known, formally decided to
start n weekly uewsjsiuur. Tho resolu
tion ilucre, .ug the uew uudurtakiug do
claresthai the pier "will bo devoted to
tiie iiitonsts of thu working wouieu."
Tho Ibefi at lihaca, N. Y of 70,OuO
wor'h of valuables li'oin Jlrs. Dei.man
Thi.bijsou, wife of the actor, camu to
light t'aiongh the recovery of most of
the stolen property nud the arrest of
Chaidcn I). Noitis, a car inspector ou
the Lehigh Valley railroad. At Nor
ris's house was found t'iU.OOO worth of
riillinan slocll that hud beeu'tukeu from
M rs. Tlioiiiisou 't trunks while in a bag.
gugo car ut tin) depot. Jewelry that
was stolen wus found iu u local stors
and wan traced lo NotrU. lie bad en
tered the cur, and, by means of n wire,
unlocked tho trunks containing vain
ubles. "Tha rool Killer" Is tho namr, of tho
littlu steamer in which IN tor Nlssea of
Chicago in.idu bis sctsuid trip through
W hirlpool r.ipi.is nt Niagtvra, and aftor
a llu'Uiiio; exlilhiliou ill tun presence of
hundreds ot ).oile, tho during naviga
tor lauded on tho Canadian shorrt. Tha
Chieagoan uduiitlcd that bu was mom
shale ti up tliau ou hu previous trip.
Tho boat, too, MifTered (onio injury to
its out. r works, but bold together
through its jicrilous jonrney. Ik for o
euti nog the wildest jiart of the rapids
Nms n descended into tha engine-room
and closed thu hulch. Wavo after war
lolled over the llltlo craft, tho smoko
stack being toiu away by tho first big
wave.
Henry WiHteri-on, editor of the Louis
ville Courier. Journal, who was ouo i.f
tlie leaders of thn bolt ugaiiist Jtrynn la
I' ' I, ban announced hfmsclf an a caiidi
date lor g"ei ii'T of Kentucky iu Itl iti.
It. I !.!' d that Mr. Waltersutl ihsllel
to be tin e.mdl late cf tho lie uio Tat lo
j uty f-r V'e ' i' tit in 10 s. uud he be
i. 'Ve.ihat il he cm cany Kentucky in
i:i t h i w ill nit himself m line for tho
I i.n,! i ei tor pi- 'tdetu ouu your Liter.
.S..nij Silver,; Ninth .Mra'ford, N. II. s
"1 purelia-ed a bittlo of One Minute
,u.:h Cura In ii : uirerlng with acounh
dot tors lo'd loa as in, urahln. One liot
lie ridiev 1 lua, the second and third al
most cured. To-dav lam a sell man."
i llr. W. I-. Kicieer.'
Stats Normal School.
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