ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OKEOOK. Published Evry Thursday. Rates i Subscription One Year, In rdvaoce. His Months, Ttrna Months, Hingis Copies, 11.25 .36 .06 Advertising Rates Furnished on application at the oflice, or uy mau. A. E. VOORHIES, FRED MENSCIL I'ropk. A Mnqb Editor Entered at the pout olhce at Grants Vt't. vrcguu, u ucuna-ciaM mau mailer. THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 26, 1901. The, Courier wishes its readers a Mer ry Christmas with all the happiness mat the da; can bring. Several insurance companies in the esstsrn cities bavs Included the Christ mas tree ss among the eitra hazards which affect fire Insurance This dis criminating against Hants Claus by com blooded corporations will probably have no effect on the old mm nor will it frighten him away from the homes l.e Is wont to yisit. - L J Front street, oppo Depot. RED DOG PLACER. Description cf Cl&re. Belle Hy draulic Placer on Red Dog Creek. Buy your goods of us and get a Fine Set of Dishes one or more at a time FREIi We earnestly ask you to call and inspect it. You will sure'v want it. Jted St.ir Store. Henry E. Ankeny of Jackson county Is mentioned as one of the csndidstet for the republican nomination for governor of Oregon, to he elected In June. Mr. Ankeny has been a resident of Oregon fur over 60 years, having come 10 the slate when a child. He Is one ol me rsry wen known mining men ol Oregon and is ths principal owner of the famous Sterling in Ins near Jacksonville. thill and Argentina are preparing lor war. it does not clearly appear what the quarrel is about, bin that is a matter ol secondary importance. Neither nation has had a war for sume time and the Hpaniah American nature pines foi excitement. In Argentina public rifle ranges are maintained and each citizen Is allowed 36 shots from s Matisi-r rille. It Is suggested that ths matter be referred to King Edward as arbiter but this course would ill suit ths South American temper. J he sensation of the hour is ths Bchley controversy and the findings ol the court are received with Indication II over ths United Htates for Bchley is a popular burs and no amount ol official condemnation can make him anything eise in tbs eyes of the American people. campion who might have been honored figure, Is made the target for ins public wrath and bis fame is sreat in quantity but ths quality is not of the most desirable order. Dewsy'e opinion favoring Bchley Is recsivsd with satis- fsction. The giving of gifts at Christmas time Is a custom which should never grow old and which Is productlye.of the regard and cordiality between friends that mskes life worth living, but like all things It hsi Its abuses. Too much of a value received" spirit has crept In and too many presents are given with the purpose of paying back some gilt re ceiver ibis Is not right and the Intrlnaio value of the gift should be con sidered of secondary Importance. No gmsuouiu ue given which does not carry with it the regard or the a Auction ol the giver. ueruiany is said to be urenarimi an ultimatum to Venezuela and is arranging for warlike action In order to settle cer tain claims against that country. There sesinsw be a disposition among the European nations and (ism any In par ticular to bring the Monroe doctrine to a lent and it may be that the present Instance will offer an opportunity. The United Slates believes in the M iinron doctrine, but whether or not It would be upheld In international courts Is an un solved problem, Msny statesmen con sider the Monroe doctrine as simple oiun. However, It is one that has al ways worked hitherto, Summervllle In Levke County. The quarantine slstlon at Drews val ley gap is HUH maintained. J. II. Blair, master ol ceremonies at the station, fum igates all comers from the west without regard to rank, station or leligion. Each morning ss the woitorn s'age peases this station, Mr. Bluir fumigates the driver and all the passenger that may be aboard. A short time ago Tie- siding Elder HuinuiKrville, ol the Method ist faltb, chanced to be panning through on the stage. Now no one would think (or a minute that Ihtre could ever be any occasion for bringing a Muthodiet minister In contact with fire, sulphur and brimstone; but that is ciactlv what happened to this minister; ho was placed in his stall with the common hard and given a good smoking. Hut being a broad minded man he took bin medicine philosophically, and no doubt regarded It as a divine banning sent up on him to warm him up after mi all nigh ride In an open stage. Rev. flummerville is the same gentlo- A Buffalo Ranch. A ranchman in Texas is making buff lo a special feature of his slo.-k. He has a herd of about fifty, with a wide range over the prairie, anil says they are i.ot hard lo raise, needing only freedom and plenty of room. Hu ha a few elk with them, and ss) th elk end hnfTilo gut along peaceably tng'.rher for lint most part. Now-arid then he sells a specimen looueor another ol tho .jol'.gical gar Jens, lint he eccuia to have goueialo Hie biisinens for scientific, inlcreHt in the preservation of mi allium! now nearly ex tinct. Thh man ofhir a n (resiling contra: to the bii'.eher in tlio Middle 'iVuni win Killed bull a dozen ul these rare nnim tip lira bar bams sonic, lime ago. liuH'ilti steak is not particularly d.-lieimi", and thera ill no reason lor llm mat'iicn-1 x cepl thai tliu owner wanttd to provide a raru viand. Th ami; "iiitm, ac'inlid Hie hull!) vivants of the Midlife Ages! when they hud peace lir-a-t and hum- ining hlrdi' tongues serv. d up f ir their Hloiday Goo s Everybody knows that as Christmas approaches the throng thickens,!and satisfactory selecting becomes more oiitl.more difficult DoYour Christmas Shopping Early while thestotk is coniplvtc. We have just receive direct trom a Xew York factory a beautiful line ol LADIIvS' NliCKW'li AR, consisiin.; of the latest Novelties for the Holidays. We are (mowing a complete line of Ladies' Embroidered nnd I.ace Ttimnied Handkerchiefs. Men's Initial ami Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers. Ladies' and Gent's Kid Gloves in all the I.ate Shades. Sofa Pillow Cases with Photographed Scenes. We have a few Ladies' Waists, Capes mid Jackets left which we are Closing out at a Great Discount. Anyone ol tnc above articles will make a nice E. C, D Christinas present. ixon, Shoes and Furnishings. It isa uoliceable (act. now that ami football statisticians are tabulating the casuslllea on the grldirou this fall that none of the serious injuries are credited to the games lu which lbs strongest elevens took part, and that nut mors than 1 per cent of the minor injuries mat were Important enough to be tabulated were auilalnml in disss games. "This proves," said a football eipert, man who was snow bound lait win in the head of this valley while Irving In get lo 1'aiafey to fill an appointment, at which lline he had a narrow em aim (rum (reeling to death ; but after wading annw waist deep a part of a day and night, he finally found a deserted cabin, where, without board or bed lie. reunion I until rescued later on. l.asl (all when In Paisley ami while be and the family will) whom he was "tbat with properly trained men there .topping were eating supper, Uielioim. look fire and he only saved hi life l.y fleeing through the flames. Truly our presiding elder's experience through this pirt ol bis circuit hive been vancd and fraught with danger. I.akevicw It natl er. Is comparatively little danger ;in fool ball. You will notice thai thoae most leriouely Injured were members el high school or amateur teams, which pre sumably are not properly trained. Cer tainly they do not play anywhere near as fast or bard a game as do the big college teams, and yet the members ol Hie latter sustain very few injuries. A well-trained foelball player uot only knows how lo fall, but he ia in condition to withataud a ilioc k that would lay out li tint raiin.l ...... .. 1 il. i. i I ,,m ,., . ,,, whole around his place (or evioi oi u. H more itiacriiuinatiuii were shown in selecting men for the game on the pait ul that fourth-rale u-aiiia, mere would be fewer injuries Oregouian. Dewey is a man of the saiui) sliipe aa Bchloy. Ilegeta Ihliiga done, deeming the icjull more of imparlance, li.an the Uianuer uf its aci-oiiipliihmsut, Tula senna unpardonalile hcicsv ill the luinda of Hainpaon and Long. 'I lie Bry 0 Schley's athlcvcinenta cannot be dim med by bureaucratic ddrac-liou Miles, Who ventured In commend ifewey'e opinion, was aluiply lehukud by Mecie tvryolWar Koit, who aui in cttect that Ml'ea, wiupying Hie poiiliuii he doea, ought lo know eiu ugh to keep his mouth bhut. Miles, however, haa lost nothing lu popularity by voicing lita opiuion, Miles ia a fighter loo, ol olher than the hookiah aort, and is hou ored aa audi by pnpulai opinion. It ia gratilyiiig to n He that Macley, the 'hieiorian" the mouth pice for the apleuellc icu tlmeiila of hli minora, baa been diamlaaed from the navy de partinetil by the ordor ol Prvaideiil Uooaevelt uimeelf. Aa Made la a little flgur.i. the little nunial. .... i r Ferocloue Swine. C. (lambonl met with an accident laal Saturday which came near proving a latal aflair. A wild boar bad been several d.ivs, and when he atteiupcd to drive itawav the trouble began. Tlio boar made a ru.-li I air veiv plenum a t,i li.ln.ie' ; B.lv.l,v t-': i h I o! when lie ti.id ,i ,.; Olll ol 1 1 id w, ! i: ap-i ifi of lord, Hi low i t li.-r on i nieii-' - no'iiS -i h li e li nk. ! !. i la do. II ; li' biitr.l live in p. ic, utid ii n.ia.t. In S uid a . I, ii. ia I,- i ... , ' .1'lirrn of a i " In-ill lei t,t 1 :,'ro, HI ii, ii mi n,,. d to lie kill d I I .III I a, -ell r: i! n i,ioi-i II 111. b M lo pr,,i a 1 1 i n ii w h ii I inul ij come lew i ii,-. ','o ,, piovei pi,, In i',1 ,M ; to lollow h. ej i , t , knoa n, but ii i, ; , It la f i , i a ( , .Hid i,h,,n ii , uenoiM lo i.e i ; a very ilitliciili. hi Hi ' ;,. I! is an I el In Kid. BoolK-Kt-llv Lumber Co I'llll lloolh-Keily l.innlu r Conn,,,,,. V Mintv aie nil riinniiij o, vtlllrll niilla in I. in.. ine.r inn ciipnci at nun, throwing him on the giound and was only prevented from killing him by the timely arrival of one of Mr liamlioni's boy. Mr. tianilinii m.i le j a good fight for bit life, but It win an up- I hill job from thu start. The animal 1 tore Ilia heavy boot oil and intln ted an ugly wound In liiu right h.oi, an I an other in the felt hip, Aflri ho, re-i m Mr. liamboiii g it a rule and put that hug out ol htiaiut'ie without lunl.er de lay I Ml Norlo Itecord. Snlvatlon Army Olluoia A pa'ty ol Solvation Arm r olli en 1 connuting of Conaiil K lima li.nili ! fucker, S ail' C.iptain t'arr, Mi Sti;. ; Captain Wright, Captain Nirr.uvuv, Stall-Captain l."n, S'.airv'ap.ari An- ! deraon, Captain Itreniu r, I'api tin lloilgea, Brother Troutmaii, 1 trotiiei I Jones, Chief Secreta.y Wilford llik-c.n, Stall Caplaiu Mackemie, Mr. Stall f ..i lain Lewie, Lieut, liraiiam, I'a lei s,n ! nock, Stall Captain Wiight, St,n i'.,p. , tain Truuiblo, t'apiam lliu. kl.,, A Ij i- ' taut Hansen, Mn.-oa. l.iu.nnii, and , liMliij; i.i.j,. riicii cats on hiind now ,i, ( of tin- tliici In in ),t.r being i.iipp,, l,y ii,,, dlV. ll,, ,,,v U',01,1 leg n, ij utiun I' ll v o! I. l.i 0,1 , thn mp 1 1 e lol I i "O l ', I' M r... ll : in Ii vcr e li: ,! M -I ,1 .. aiM iw i, .! tin- w,.. ., .I in I 1 ho e..- ii , i . IrlllV Ol .1 lit wor'l i v eve-y :l:e I,; a rated , 'nun, I loch i- in '. I f. , i T(,e e if. ni wl i njice in the meliuri' i' nd pije'ic riarne of Uid l'.g ih ait'ia e,i in li.e rn-'rin paitifui.r couii'y u ' i (eihip. ll.e la g.' land in. i-i in p nam oi Ion 'rio.itarifa ol e iex, cf lh iliinoie liv-r. lied I)o IiH-i.f "up .in " si v, r cr.'.-.-k ai,d reemic-il.e l.ii:er htreaiu g-tatly in sM of i-i I'li.irit :ci iH;ics. IIr:gg cr:k iiy Lu c ,ii-id-red llie cas'e'n boundary '! tilt; rosier priioi of tins C'-.a-.-t rane, tl." cnii'ry woa: (,f i'. b -coining piickly prei :i,ii ji-, a region of rouk cliffy, tic pi. cleft ran) o.iii and rapid itre.'.mH, home pi'iona being an roiiKh tl'at ii i- iinpj-fiiil. to traverse, even on loo . Uid I) ig wan knwu and worked in tlit cariicr daa ol uiinu.g lu llii- Ciumv and ae one ol the live! picture-ijue campii of tlio tune, the creek nwsrming with the rouli and read) miner wi;h gold duil in abundance Ttie "groco-y" Btini-4aloon, of ill pTi'jd uaa not absent end its f .U: 18 ul punted out lo travelers ad tliev I 'S" over the trail. The creek bed ia said to have paid 12 perdty to the in lu by tin primitive methods of mining then fin ployed. Ahoi;t two mili up tliu creek from it noiith, the creek ia confined by a narrow canyon and hero the "pay uid lo have slopjwd suddenly, the ru.-l )f waier having apparently swept, the canyon clea i. Above the cinini littie old hai been I, ill ad the ptincipal m;no on Hul ftog in Ihc OlHra lii lib" bvilraulic placer, owned Old operated by Joiwph Conner. I Ii iiroperly einhracea neveral of the ban, uid channels ol Kid Dug and llrig r.:ek. The ranioris ol theae. itriam ire for the moat part narrow, bul wi-len at times into bare or "Hat:.' am H-re are alv ays gravel d-poitt of con "iderahle diiiieniona. At the lower em il I lie nulling ground, cn Kriga cree', a ' nice channel, tbout 2-50 f, ei in h idtli nan crone cm iai year an,1 linn clnoine a the MTiie of the preneul year's opera tiom. Ihe chant e! prosDccta we1! hiotighotil its entire, vv.d Ii and excel t on the outer rim, the gravel ia no -xceptionally large or heavy. Th thatimd Ins well obovn the cio k that thn (lump is ample and nuili, ien! ilieiniue Iihh a first clai-e li) drau'ii eiuipmenl, with o. 2 giant, plenty cl )ipe and nil n-ceiaary appliances for rapid working. The pressure ia fullv nillicieiit, being something over 2 10 feet, I lie waler riyht is one of the beat. Tin- ditch is uliout three miles long, tapping tieil Hog at the canyon. The creek, tlioagh not of great length, haa its -Willi-! S III BOII1B Ol 1 110 lOltlCfct IU9IUI nine of tin- region ami furnishes a laig,- volume of water until very late in the -iiiiimer. Ite.l Dog dam, wliirelhe water for tl, mine is taken from the creek is one ol the most picturenpie and hejiitiful apot il southern Oreg.-n. The diun is built in i canyon witli alitor wail of black rock lliusireiim of water, pnuring over the tiiui forma a cataract of peculiar beauiv mil tint wild grandeur of the diriuiiiiil- ingaiiaaHla to ui.ike the scene one long Waldo Copper Mine S V. Im.'omnion. foreman at the Waldo irppr mine", ia spending Christ mas in town. The work on theae cop ri.-r oroiwrliei ii confined mainly at trcseiil lo iro?:-ectlng on the Lyttle mine and several lunncla are beinf drivi n. and before the A-hlar,i3 I Qaa-tr. I. di.- -! that have been lost by eliifes or fjuli!-. may be found hr nil ingon Dr. Jennings wilh his mineral -n.'.i'iiet at (j'ar.ts I'afa. He hai valna'du i.iinirg claims for rale, or bond on rcae' nalie te-nH Lel&nd Siftings. Mr. Ei-iey lc k a fl;. irg trip to Grants I'ass lait week. The Coliiuiuia mines are running with a lull bead of w ater. Geo. 15 a'oca ia working a big force ol men in his pbcer. Georg-j is a rustler. Mr. L. N. Browning wa sten on our itieela one dav Isst week. She reports lively times at Liacr. Inland think!! of liu'ororating, Iheugh law ami order ia strictly observi d and it is a q ict town. A v ol many farmers are planting app'e tnei-. A p's of fine flavor can be rai'i d in abundance in thie section, The L land stores are doing a gord bu-iness. They have a big display ol Cii.it'ina) goods that wou'd be ciedit lo city stores. The Greenback mine is running a deep abaft below their tunnel to tap the ledge at a greater depth The ledge has rich i,i 8-t w ith the depth. T ihler ia working his ledge with quite a !i rce of men . He ia well t-atii-fied with the proapects. With this sswitbothei leditca tao lur'her down Ihev go the wid-r am! richer becoin s the Icdgp. Tin- cold fioi-ta on tne mountain have topped some ol our men who wen camp d under liees and they have gone io the valleys lo get work so aa to be ready in the i-pring with a good grub "take. daughter and son-in-law. Prof, and Mrs UcConnell. iiic Tn.tilm,n I'mar letnr.iel home last Friday ve ling from Asl.Und ill aoend the holidays f t boa e resuming her studies at Norn.sl icbool The Wo. CM blacksmith shop bat j been iec.ptr.td, having been rented by t Meears. ii. Colby and C. H. Mcintosh, who are prepared lo do all work prompt : V. Give them a call. The comity s.-l.ool tupiriiitendeiit, Mr. Lincoln SaveSe visited the Merlin icbool last Thursday afternoon. He is much pleased with ths progress ol the icho-jl, and the rapid advancement the atu.lenta are niakin,' in the work. The literary is largely attended every Friday evening showing the interest takea by the citizens tf l.erlin in tl educational pureuils. ".ircuLa was adopted as a name (or the society at the last meeting. M irried P'of. Haven, the noted vio linist, and Mrs. Green, both of Merliu. The congratulations of thur matiy friend go with them and Night li-wa wishes these new beginners la Hie a nrigtit and prosperous future. Mekmx Nioht Hawk. ' SAILOR'S MAKK0W ESCAPE. N noe mttif n 1 1 1 ' "'' tt'ii i nana A Present for tie Family. Monarch Victor Talking MA Oil J IV lCSS The winners of the gold American Exposition over machines. Made in seven medal at the Pan. all types of talking styles. Records are Fails Overboarii. find U burroundefl br Sharks When Rricued. o he retiieinhnred. Tl... .- iiieioii rorinaiiiiiH on l(cl Dig are lerpcniine anil grun 'e, and belta ol each allernato rei.e itediv on almost tin holo courmi of llie creek. Thn lountrt it full of iiii.il Iz, though few ledges ban in n loi a o l. I his portion has b.-un iiegli'ct-il by ijuaru hunters. Copp. is I, ,iin. in Una section. I ho hotilili-rs of It id I)jg are fatnoiH for their weight and hanlni'sa. Tin. Iniiinela aliiiund with black, iron-line roi'l-'S, I llllld . HlllOlltll 1111,1 liolial,.,,! tell ring like steel wh.'ii rtru. k with a aiciige. n,.i,,rii ttie .lays of mant powder, tin y were a serious handicap in wirkwgtlie ground, but tliev aro not roof a u'ii i n -t di naiuitii. it'll ling gold is of the very first piality; clean, pure, heavy and solid ami coniinanili tli,. 1 1 nr iHtt nri It i. thee ae order an I Ivg nii'-gnts are illi'll tly folllld. "Cold Spring" Ledge. laliiitn has ri'cently reloealeil the .. i . i. . ... , , iv,iKi' hi mi, fpnng" on Hie iiioiiniaiii which forma a divide lie- tiveell Joni'i i reck. I.ouae ,-r,-,-k ,,.! ll,.. I'.vhiis creek triliuturii a .Meado Itros. sank a shall on this ledge at onu time bul faded to find n prospi ct to jmlify ' com aiic i o the work. Ilou.ivar Mr. I.-hiini, toiitiiiuiug the sinking oner- " inui.ii roi-a w li icii i arms fli'C gold ill L'ood va'lli.a nn.l il iu 1 nit h vitluulile in mo may he developed villi 11 little greater tlei.ih. 'Il1,,,:ii Itnuir. ia of the 1,,,,, f, U1i . pieces ol very rich rock at the unfile t ii,., .1 i i i., . . , ... ., ,i ,,,, w i riir 1 1 1,, i . i ii.t . I.. , .. , -'. ii.iii a o in , . , wiillll, IIS i'Iimoiik incir.ising jT (i,,, 1 1-a , t li . I'lines are lively at Kiniiiyvide. Km ney keeps a clerk as it is inii.rnaible for r 1 1111 to tl j Ins s o e 0 k alone. His laughter .V'llie in an ellicient cierk and bookkeeper, flu hotel is doing a good hii-im sa in, di r Hie management of Mr, Ha'haway. Yokohama is quite a lively village. i ne utile proun men are busy catting wool eirly and late. In this locality ti.ere ia alio ij lite a force of white men cutting wood lor difT-ient parties The wood train is liikingaway a largeamouut ol woo l. It is to he hoped !,at more piling ground will be made for next sum mer's hauling, All the ledges on Mr. Reuben aie being w iraeu io uieir lunetl capacity. Th y are all showing up well as fares de veloped. Jhere is a movement to erect two or more stamp mill in the spring as a loo as the wa,'on road can he completed to the, mines. That is one Ihinir that has prevented the mills being put up tins winter. The weather lias become cloudy land very mini with appearance ol rain. Our late frosty nights shortened the water supply so that many of Hie miners quit work, t ut from the present outlook Ihev will resume worit in a short time The weather for the last nunlb has bien line for lint funnel fordoing his winter work such as hauling fer iliinr. pruning mm irees, nxtiig fences a-'il m!t niinn b r the next year s wood. .-muck is lining ;wt'ii on the range as our early rains ma le good grass. Grain ia growing nicely. j,,,,. flylua Johnson, a sailor, on board the Uritish steamer Kllumy, which' recently arrived lit Moliilc, Ala., from t fit. Vincent, t'a-n- Ycrtle i.diiinln, had a i most tliiii!innr c.i t i iti.ee while the steumer v ;i.s on the ii u'i' to that port. Shortly after leaving; St. Vin cent, and when the vessel was some- j thinp more than ZOO miles to sea, Johnson, who vena goinr iibout his duties on deck, went to one side to attend to stone lines. Leaning far! over the ruiiin. ht lost hia balance i nnd plunged bend first into the wa-' ter. Several men on deck saw John-' son na he fell, and signaled for the ( engines to be reversed, lit the same j time throwing n life-preserver to him, but this he failed to fret, ns the seas wire ru;.i.!i: l.ih. T!.- Lll.iiiiy was going a speed of ten or twelve knots per hour, nnd, although the engines were reversed, she had gone a pood distance from where Johnson fell overboard before a bout could be lowered. Johnson, In the meantime, was struggling, to keep hi msclf afloat, Knowing that some one won't! cunie : tn Mr rptmiu llu ,li,-n.i.l !.;.., ...If ..r I all his clothing, thus malting the tiuk of swimming In the high m'.is iniieh easier. Shortly nftcr doing this, and as he was fioatini,' nlonjr, he saw to his eonsterjiiitioii that stveral big shiii ks were moving art nnd him ns if untlt cidrtl whrther to ent him or wait awhile. Kvei-y time the ahnrks would approach him, Johiisou would beat the water anil yell at the top of his voice in an effort to sen re thrta awny. Johnson wiih nlmost c 'uiiistcd with swiinniiiig untl eitlliiiL- f'.r hein when Second .Mule Ausl.on: uid Tirst (UTici-r Nicholson, who put out in n small hunt ns soon ns the vessel had been stopped, rowed nj nnd pulled the almost exhausted form into the bruit. 'J'lifv rowei! back to the steam er nnd weie hauled t l: b-aitil. John son wns overcome from his long s'tny in the wuter and his thillling experi enee with the sharks. flat and indestructible. For a small Burn you can hear in your own homo the most noted Speakers, Singers and Musicians, Come and hear Sousa's hand at Paddock's Bicycle Den, E.lT OF DKI'OT. GRANTS PASS. ORE. If you have been unable to 'et Your Holiday Presents As yet, you can still find Largo Lines and Great Variety at i m 9 , n n .i mm? s um mm BLACK lilIRN BLOCK. POSTOFFICE BUILDING. Kavttt ilia Mr,.. I wish to say that I feel I owe mv life to rvoiiol Dyspepsia Cure," wrilee II. C Chresleiisoii of llailield. Minn. ' For three years I was troubled with tlysoen- sia so mat I cnulj hold nothing on my loomacn. ,n any tm,,,s J w01,( be unatilo to retain a morsel of fond. finally I nan confined to my bed I'Hiors satu 1 could not hve. I read one of your advertisement. ,., u-...i.,i I'yspepsia Cure and thought it lit n, tai-e ami commenced Its use. I began to improve (mm the flrst )MBt Now , am cured and rccoiimtn,l it in .ll 1'igesis your toisl. Cures all stoinach troulilts Dr. K renter. Myatory ot Tnlont. i:.,., ir...-; .... , .tiiiiri, ,,r., who was nssiat- ii.k i. is orou. er in a b ackmniih ii , met wilh a singular accident evening. II,. stii,e,l (r,n il,o lloilM- tail into the dink var.l .! ..i.e. - j .. , ,,( nlll4 ,-i i in r i r was itriiek by some person ; which, ---.,"1 miiiw a gan wjsciitin inn, another across the face and two giv-hes lengthwise on l,la n,,,, loan liiik. at 'IVleii rues, lav- fell , lie his i BATBE IN THE BREAKERS. Two Yoiai sua at Atlantic city, fi. Talc I'lnnna n irr tValars oa a. Muaer. Two young men astonished the trolhrs on the board walk nt Atlantic c-ny. n. J., the other afternoon by appearing- in bathing rolies and delib erately nluneinc into the lev hr,,Lr. They did not do it once, hut several times, and there was snow on th. ground and the temperature was be- io ine rreealnif point. The youths were Itobert J. Iiniind,; nn,l ir..r...- Townaend. They took their nlunr-e on a wnger of $50 with ll,,.rt ,! nrr,, laslie, who come from ltichmund, Xn. The cold wentht-r and the frigid water to them were thing of terror, hut to Edmunds nnd Townsend, two hardy young' men. thev w-..r ,,. .o.i friends. They entered the water near lounjr's nier. In Do. ...i,,. .. .u. plunged beneath the breakers, can,,' out, and nice-el in tl.r ili-inpinj,-robes along the strand to the ,,, ,... .i.t.. of the pier, and took another dip tin n donned their clonks and hurritd nip idly to the residence of Towns,.,,,! which wns u half block distant Tl,.., were in the water sir ,i,,t.... .'. longvr. Several hundred ,i,.,,l;t. nesavd the performance. A. K. Voorhics ci.n supply you with ! anything needed in Iho photograph line i 'ither amateur or professional supplii-4. 1 Especially Seasonable Gifts.... Monogram and Lcland Stanford Cigars In Holiday Boxes. Intigridads and General Arthurs. t "tT4 IkT -k -war-. a im FINE STATIONERY Big Line of Silverware at Crannr Bros. I Buy Anything- tsssv THAT YOU HAVE TO SELL AND THAT SOMEONE ELSE MAY WANT ou may Lave seine articles among your possessions that you have nouae v for and never will have use for why not convert them into caeli, I Py )o rash (or them. If yo.i an- going to movo away let me buy your household L'O) 's I will give ;t u good prices. Sewing Machines lor rent and for sale. Ike ir,e:s ioM on tho Installment Plsin M. Davis, Front St. Second-Hand 6 tors. Inspection. Vilriln ,,f 1." , "' -"s' ii--, was nern on iur.lay and held iaspeclion of (i. II aiuinry in the evening. Col. at Hi.' StervliiiH Oro. I a-'i y, il miner from tli Snh ion.. . w.i an, mcl ,u l:.a.,.r (.';y iv, I'O a in.- l;i p.,,,,.- ,,( r, Hi'' u: inc. Thursday Haisins,(good cookinu). pei pouinln cents White Mouse Oroeery. Merlin Notes. 't went to (lianu 1'lss Mou lt.. g (' A. i ii,'.' ot the t-ii. ' tint i: : I lli.U It Ii ul in en J..IHIS, in,, resulent mil f n is no iti.,1 by lev h.i.l taken .1 lot ol sent o t,.te. s .11 th,' , .1 warrant vtas .st and liie i-ifi.vr in,, i 1- , ( : .,. MiKii, i l the i ace K: !i 1 1i ll it It out I; , , , 1: Do- .,i,..ii II., 'I, i n ie. no ,ti,m Hull Uiaiuii. aact y. Iti. pfe..,uf alao to ... ihal ,b.r. they hold m,,.g, at ,t. M... Viu'rt. ',, "r'""""1'-" 8'"'U'' ted lid llitl U unrttiani uf L.i 1. . .... i . a . ' 1 T ' m mv III (( 11. HI i 1 I i( ,r a ill reeving suong bim. to keep .., ,or. llurt UtiJv o i: .a.! tied 'I C! t'llltl ! eai s t. s, d a i in , c '. s ic 1 v i le I th I c, Tn.- .nd ' , S IT H.ll-.io erii' II it.- ,'. Il'iie ll,,' III mv th,, en t'l Ili:s ll ilillies I: ISMI.ll (i.iiaii tlltl;e inii,il viiti'i-.I (iranls I if y. u wish gisid e i v. uaig i liavc di.-l iii- lll'r.! g. l a W l ll : I l-itk." Iian. do. la S I','' -lis i ict i . ,i::,i IV.'ll llt'lV III air to b coai a; legan-. Moiuoalivko Mlno. 'II 111 ..st.li.,-" is tll.w ,,.,art l in ttie S ,:,!,. T erei'V dislrict i' ' i:e I r process oi develop t f..i,-.. .! a'. ,,,u a tl, i.'ii ien ."i a' H,,ik ilit re far a in , nil 1 I, o luant Is aie b.-iic driven. b. Iv is of g..i. dim -tisi mis an,! eat o i- .g-m v:i'',i,.. r.'iis mine 'he Icti nis I! :rck iiur.e and the :u, h, tliougli roinii.trii-i- i nr.'ii induatrv, bids aac ol Iho hug dy protiuc- Tl io Wi kly ii l, i I 'i e 'oniaii i': c v ear I, r and the , . u ad- .Vr. ! lav. I'r.'i .1. V M,., 1'. ss S.iturtlav. li- to Towers II. aci'oinui i lations. tirui.d i".isk I'sli on : lie Ii at Da's I, a" aii-s v irciata Jlitcheil rain tn,; S.itiir.Ui- ti'l,, IV- at lloil'e Mr. W. A. 'uiday fr oil wo crew la-ar ei.ilj j Mts. V,. .!..,,, ti . . . . ;ass lion lay io lor her hlt'e .!': ' Mr. .ii..i:t , sini,,,,, ,a(.e .u-ti' iietsoa enter, tllB 8,0M uf Mf , "U " M',"' d'.ri,,; Mr. Oil's absence at lirants I'iss. returned home to spend ( Holiday Goods at 66g 61ugar Pine vStore Me can't mm,- thini ,V,l but we have a large line of both useful ami i.nu.netu.i! coxitis for the holiday traile. Price and quality meet. We always ive ai store sliji with every purchase. This month, I eecm.icr. everyone of our store slips no matter hw small the pur chase entitles you to a guess on the number of these.we will issue this month. The one Gtiessinji tho ,m i'ts ''tinned th tiie holt bri.ic went lo liruiit. l"o. me inednal ai.i ao is ill. Nearest will Receive a New Year's Gift of a $20 Gold Piece To guide you in your estimates we will toil you that the number i ;sued in November was 34G3 Tin .'hilt lende -'. be a Christinas tree at the and ,a interest;,,,, program ' "y ine Merlin m,.i. Christina, ev.-. ,!l invii.,1 IV .... l '" "O. Uli .,.,. weliiire "f la- Niht a.,,1. walks by the light of tin. i i "uki i am g i ii o I'ol K1KK. Mr. J. l. Ma k, ol .WM.t.I. ar. ved in Mer. in S, n, Uy Veniii an. I .III sch'jo about the I take in) ne niociri n8 i'or tin It your fault if you do not have fifrv n , c .1 - - -'j aiissiw en iiicac Kuc.vh.-s as iney cost you tnttlnn. Make a mail or hand to us on or before Pecember a 01 eacu stip issued and can tell tv given out. rucss on each slip and 31st. We have duplicates month jus 1 how many we have Remember the Place, 111 pen I ll e h..lU,, her vi.iii,,. 1.1.