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GRANTS PASS. JOSEPHINE CODNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. 1902.
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R. M. C FINDLEY.
PHYSICIAN and SUBUEON.
Office, corner room Tuffa Building,
opposite Cramer Brot.
Residence, Kuykendall house, A St.,
between lt and 2d.'
Houn 9to 13 a. n.; 1:30 to 6:30 p. m.
Right calls at residence.
Telephone No,
GRANTS PA88, - OREGON.
C. HOUGH,
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW,
P.aetlcet in all Stat and Federal CoorU
Office ever Firtt National Baak.
liaAKTa Pas, Obboob.
H,
C. PERKINS,
. 8. DEPUTY
MINERAL 6CRVXYOt,
(jbabt P, '
Ob mob.
QBORGE H. BINNS,
ASSAYBR,
Office opposite Hotel Josephine
Jbabt Pass. - - Oimoh.
Willis Kramer
MANlirACTUBKB OF
Myrtle Creek
Extra Family Flour
And Everything that goes with Firtt
OltM Hilling.
For itle by J. M. Chiles, E. A.
Wads and T. B. Cornell.
011 far It; same price as other brands
N. E. MoGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK amd DELIVERY
Foraltara and Piano
tfOTlBg.
wnArlTl fAls, unttsun.
TIM popular barber tho f
Gt yonr tonsorial work done at
IRA. TOMPKINS'
On Sixth Street Three chair
Bath room in connection
H. II. BARTON,
WATCHMAKER and
JEWELER.
Fall assortment of Watches, Clocks, 8U
verwear and Jsweiry. A uooa
Assortment of Bracelets and
Heart Bangles,
Clemens' Drug Store.
J.M.CHILES
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
TABLEWARE
Fine Butter a Specialty
FRONT and FOURTH STS.
SWEETLAND & CO.
FRESH and SALT
MEATS,
'Pnene II
Woman evnd Jewel.
Jewels, candy, flower, men That is
the order of a woman' preferences.
Jewell form a magnet of mighty power
to the average woman. Even that
greatest ot ail jewels, health, is often
rained in the strenuous effort to make
or save the money .to purchase them.
If a women will risk her health to get a
coveted gem, then let -.her fortify herself
against the Insidioo consequences 01
coughs, colds, and .bronchial (flections
by the regular use of Dr. Boschee's
German Syrop. It will promptly arrest
consumption in it early tlagta and
heal the affected lung and bronchial
tubes and drive the dread disease from
the system. It is not a cure-all, but it
is a certain cure for coughs, colds and
all bronchial trouble. You can get Dr.
G. G. Green'; reliable remedie at Dr.
Krsmer'a.
Get.Green's Special Almanac.
To Cure a Cold In a Day
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. W. t! rove's signature" on
each box. 2Ac,
Every vStrap Right
Our Harness is not ouly showy, in the best sense,
because made tastefully and stylishly made, but it is made
with care for every detail. Each strap is just right, and
every buckle is made of right stock and every stitc h is
good thread. Such leather goods are in demand and we
supply just such trade.
John Hackett,
SHOE REPAIRING SIXTH 8TREET.
Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co.
I'AIU I P CAPITAL STOCK
$25,000.00.
Transacts a general Banking business. '
Keceives deposits subject to check or oil demand certificates.
Our customers are assured of courteous treatment and every consideration con
sistent with sound banking principles.
Safety depo.it boies for rent. J. FRANK WATHON, Pres.
R. A. 1I0OTH, Vice-I'res.
L. L, JEWELL, Cashier.
The First National Bank
OF SOUTHERN OREGON.
Councils erganir.ed In any part ot the
State desired. Write for circulars, objects
of Order and information to-
Benj. F. Myrick,
Dputy Supreme Chief llngiiieer
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
Condensed
Albumen
(Red Albumen)
The Great Poultry Food
Price 50c.
.AT
M. Clemens,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Orange Fronti oppo. Opera House.
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Washington Latter,
Washuiotok, Jan. 20, 1903.
The approaching visit ol Prince Henry
of Prussia is the absorbing topic of con
versation in Washington this week, not
only in social but in executive and diplo
matic circle as well. While the pro
posed visit ia of social character it di
plomatic significance is of sufficient im
port to raise it above the ordinary social
affair and the president and the mem
bers of the cabinet are as much in
terested in the details as their wives and
daughter. This Is the first time that a
president of the United States has been
called upon to entertain royalty of
Prince Henry' rank travelling in an
official capacitv and Mr. Roosevelt is
most anxious that the event pass off
with eclat.
Mr. William A. Downy, a member ol
the firm that is building the royal yacht,
has been in Washington in conference
with fie piesident, Secretary Ilay and the
German ambassador and the date (or the
launching has been set for February
25th, although it is possible that it may
be changed to later in the week as it is
desired that the prince should be
present at the capitol on the 27th, when
Secretary Hay will deliver his eulogy on
President McKinley. The details of the
reception have been confided to a com'
mittea composed of Assistant Secretary
of State Hill, Major General Henry C.
Cot bin, Real Admiral Roberly D. Evans
and Count von Quadt, first secretary of
the German embassy. The president
will, of course, be present at the launch'
ingof the yacht but it has not been
definitely determined whether Mr.
Roosevelt and his party will accompany
the prince to Shooters Island or
whether they will travel separately
There will be a state banquet at the
White House in the prince's houor and
he will probable travel farther west
before leaving for home. He will sail
for home on March 8th.
Undoubtedly there are some lav
portant matters of etiquette to be de
termined but a diplomatic Mend said
yesterday "II your president would
make the most pleasant impression on
the prince he should try and forget all
about etiquette, the remembrance of
which ia apt to make these affairs too
formal, and merely tieat him as entirely
bis equal in dignity and position and as
a very good friend. II Mr. Roosevelt
had a good friend coming to Washington
froia abroad he would go down to the
depot and meet him and tell him he
was welcome and drive with him to bis
abode and would try and make things
pleasant for him in all ways possibl
and I am sure it he' does that with the
prince ha wilt make the most pleasant
impression. To be always thinking of
etiquette is to make) mistakes. Let the
others think of the etiquette."
The dinners and leveestat tthe White
House continue with the usual regu
larity and are better managed and more
enjoyable than formerly. Almost every
night aome one In Washington gives
dinner party and on most evenings there
are one or two receptions and perhaps
bail to be attended later so that no one
the government owned the cable.
Admiral Bradford, who has had charge
ot cable soundings for lha navy, also
testified in favor of government owner
ship. He said that in the event ot a
war with Great Britain it would be im
possible lor the United States to com
municate with the Philippines snd de
clared that the fact that Great Britain
owned cable communication with allot
her possessions made her navy mora
ffectivo than our.
The president is contemplating a trip to
the Charleston Exposition to take place
early in February, and will probably
leave here on the lllh. Mrs. and Miss
Roosevelt, Miss Carow, Mr. A. K.
Gracie and several members of "the
cabinet and their wives are expected
to accompany the president. Mr.
Roosevelt has been compelled to de
cline invitations - to visit Savannah,
Atlanta aad several other southern
towns.
Bailay In Southern Oregon
Food and Dairy Commissioner Bailey
baa returned from Southern Oregon
a here ha inspected tba dairies and
creameries, aud Incidentally Invest!'
gated the sale of short-weight butter,
says the Oregoniao. In speaking of his
trip, Mr. Baily said that in his visit to
the stores be found no butter below the
legal weight.
"Since the agitation against shert-
weight butter began," he said, "South
Oregon has enjoyed the full roll, and
California, which largely supplies the
market at this season ot the year, has
been shut out, as its rolls do not meet
the scale. The short-weight move'
ment has greatly pleased the merchants,
for it relieves them of the necessity ot
taking farm butler in trade. The farm
butter comes in all weights, and hereto
fore the merchants have had to accept
it or lose the farmer' trade. Now be
may reject it and lay the responsibility
or the rejection upon the State Food
and Dairy Commissioner.
"After visiting the dairies and cream
eriee, I stopped at the homes ot some 0
the orchard iets ot Jackson county, and
inquired about the fruit prospects, and
received some information which should
be given to the people of Portland. One
of the largest orchardists in the county
showed me an account, according to
which a variety of apples grown in Jack
son county and in the Watsonville dis
trict, California, were sold in London,
England, on the same day. The Ore
gon apples brought 13 shillings and
sixpence, and the California fruit 7
shillings a higher mark than Oregon's
superiority over her southern neighbors
has ever before reached.
"New orchards are being set out and
in my opinion trees will be planted on
about 2000 acres this spring.
"One great need ot Southern Oregon
is an apple cider and vinegar factory.
Enough apples to supple the whole
state with cider and vinegar go to
waste every yeur. One firm of orchar
dists. on 100 acre ol trees, planted 10
years ago, cleared T-0,000 net this year
nd yet acres ol apples went to waste,"
source ot disease and one at the moat
dangerous carriers of bacilli in existence.
As soon a bill become tolled suffi
ciently to make hiding place for germ
life it should be promptly recalled by
the government and a new bill Issued in
its stead.
The official ot lha association will
recommend this action to the treasury
department.
A. O. of S. C.
The American Order ot Steam.
Engineers Is an organization of engineers,
(or engineers and engineer only. It
purpose is to obtain by a systematic
effort a proper and just recognition of
the value of the steam engineer to lha
community, and by education to so
enlighten its member that their in'
fluenceand prestige may be extended
for the general betterment of the profes
sion, aud to so elevate the dignity of the
calling as to command proper recogni
tion and the respect of all man
The day has passed when the man,
whose knowledge ot steam engineering
does not extend beyond the starting and
stopping of an angina, can call himself
an engineer, and in recognition of this
fact, the A. O. of 8. E. declares it to be
It first purpose to promote a mora
thorough knowledge in its member of
the theory and practice ot steam
engineering.
Ilia A. O, of S. E. has Incorporated
as part ot its purposes "to help tba tick,
injured and distressed and bury the
dead; to establish a widows'
orphan's fund; to help members
may become incapacitated from follow!
the profession to obtain employment
suited to their ailliction."
The recognized danger that i attend
ant upon the operation and manage-
THOMAS'
Making - Room Prices
Our newjgoods are on the way. . New stocks compel a
contraction of some older one. We must have room. , What
these goods cost us cuts no figure in this price making.
these prices they won't last long.
Fibre Wash Tubs, regular prices
" " " reduced to
Pocket Knives, regular prices $1 00 85c
" " reduced to.. ... 75 65c
English Jet Tea Pots, regular price.
" " " " reduced to..
Apate Ware Tea Pots, regular price.
" . " " " reduce! to. .
5 Pieces Carpet each containing from 10 to.25 yards each and
the best (roods of the various grades ever brought to Oregon. !
Regular price per yard 7Sc 85c 85c 75c 85c
To close out only 47 c 65c 65c
3 Pieces Matting, regular price 28c
" " " reduced to 16c
3 Pieces Stair Carpet, regular price
" ' " " reduced to
Sofa Pillow Covers 50c, reduced to 15c.
Baby Ball Covers aoc, reduced to 10c,
See the New Mattings, Rugs, Carpets, Portieres,
Etc. at
THE
....HOUSE FURNISHER...
Note
as a 75
,. 1 75 1 50
75c 60c 50c
50c 40c 35c
70c 60c
40 35c
..$t 75 $1 50
.. 80 70
48c 60c
35C 25c
aoc 15c
......60c
45C
sThomas
Next to barton Hotel.
ment of steam boiler and engine has TWELVE MILES LONG.
aemonsiraiea van in oruer 10 protect
the lives and property of the public it ia
necessary that the State should exercise ,, Slmplon Tunnel Will B Bortd
some supervision over mesa unusual
element of danger, therefore the A. 0.
of S. E. pledges itself to axert itt In
fluence to secure the passage ot laws
regulating the employment and licena-1
ing ol steam engineers.
Through That Distance.
niown 10 Atoms,
The old Idea that the bedy sometimes I
needs a powerful, drastio purgative pill
has been exploded; for Dr. King' New
Lite Pills, which are perfectly harmless,
gently stimulate liver and bowels to I
expel poisonous matter, cleanse the
system and absolutely cure Constipation
and Sick Headache. Only 25c at Dr
Kremer't drug store.
It, in the past you have had trouble
with your typewriter ribbons, tend a
sample order to E. L, King, 218 Sanaome
Street, San Francisco, and tee II you
can't gel a better ribbon for seventy
five cents thau you have been paying a
dollar lor. (7.00 a dozen, any color and
tor any machine, E. L. Kino,
Pacific Coast General Agent.
218 Sansome St,, San Francisco, Cal.
I until, xHi5niHicx
MSBBWBSBl
CAPITAL 8TOCK,
S0.00O OO.
Receive deposits subject to check or on certificate payable on demand.
Sells sight drafts on New York San Francisco, and Portland.
Telegraphic transfers sold on all points 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, Pres.
J. C. CAMPBELL, Vice Pres.
H. L. G11.KEY, Cashier.
A Great Clubbing Offer
Rogne River Courier
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Like a Bicycle
Makes the "Whit" the
Easiiest Running Sewing
Machine Made.
Beauty of.riauh. Quality el Material, Ekgsnct el Design, the finest workmanships
tba simplest, most complete and best set ol attachments, loll instrnctions by ex
perl teachers, easy paymente, old machioee taken in exchange, the tullest possible
gaarantea, one million, five hundred thousand bappv, satisfied usert.tthirtyiyears
sneceas, courteous treatment What Mors Can To AI
We have ether makes ot machines, without ball bearings, new, very cheap
8am good second band machines cheap. All kinda of tewing machine Needles
ell, attachment and repairt. Mew machine lor rent.
Den t think ot buying a Sewing Machine until you have aeen the New Ball
lut M "WW
We say "The 'White' is King" ot Sewing Machine snd Bicycles. 011, tele
thon ar write and let us prove it.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Main Office, 300 Post St., San Francisco, Cal
For Sale By
J. Wolkc, Grants Pass, Ore.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
. B. PADDOCK, Paora.
I am prenerad to furnish anything in tba line of Cemetery work la any kind
of KA.&BLE or GRANITE.
Nearly thirty years of experience Id the Marble bnsiness warrant my earing
(bat I can fill your order In tb vary beat manner.
Can (orniah work ia Scotch, Swede or American Qranite or any kind!
Marble.
J. B. PADDOCK,
rroat Street, Next to Greats' Gaaaboa.
AND
Tat test Mm! Practk.1 rem aad really
Paper FaeiMtM
TOGETHER WITH
, BEAUTIFUL ART CALENDAR
FOR 1902
For 0nly$l.i50
M.ll.v.n ih.t ererv one of on r readers
hnnM hc. at least one good farm and fain
ilr iournal, we have perfecied arrangements
' . n.l t..t .u..t anil
wnereny we can ,-..-.... .....
instructive iournal. Kami and Home, in
nnirfim, wiih the Weeklv Courier, in'
eluding a beautiful ana ueiui Art t aien
A.r ir I'm-' detailed below, all for onlv
ti vi w. r nnable to give ltit a brief
description ot the conienm in r arm una
Home, which Is uneiualel for variety and
excellence. Promineut among itit many
departments may be mentioneu Hie
Warm and Oarden Mark Report
Frail Culture nKBiniru unm
and ru Work .
IXxlln and Brarllnc The Apiary
Talk, wllh Oar Lawfer Jfew. or th. Ir
Dairy and Cwmmerr Houhold Feotun
TH. Ponltrr Yard Th. OtiMtliMi Bni
Plant, and Flow.ra Th. Veterinary
TstnorM snMvtDaBwiM
Final am Hnvt Is mblhhrd anl-aHfithly,
th. a. anistn wkkh eoaprU a year, nib.
Knptioa miking
will .U
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toftntuna that exnertcne and .nenr. ran .upplv.
Kn ktfttt nroof of iu DODularltT can be oflefca than
It, enormous circulation, which rtundi into every
P-fi
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Mat., each number being read by ao 1cm Una a
aaiiaaa raaaara.
THE ART CALENDAR
OowiHtBM a portfolio rr-prodticlnr la ealor
mm of tho a-ronliMt of modem paintings and
four othor Bnaaurrptoew. la Sinai, teat, aaoli
xU, suitable for f ratu Inc.
It alM ktclade. Weathef Foreeuts f-f every day
lathe year, apace lor Uaily MuaoraDoa, Mootaly
Guide to Work Outdoor, and In, When to Buy and
SU, Hour to Combat All Feat, ol Horn, or Farm,
ttOUaeaoM tieipa, . nnuraa, man .., ew.
Tka Calendar orooer comorto-a S naree. 9111.
and M embellished by a beautiful reproduction ia
ail its onrinal colors ol a moet chirming end u
num. painting entitled "Wriunr to Papa," the pic.
tare repreeentinjr a liltl. girl .trd at . table with
Cm in hand and diligently wnUae hrr ftret letter to
r load pupa. Four additional maMerpiece. nt
ingle tone ar. alao included, erparat. tram tba
ktxt of In. Calendar, each yxi) iocaca.
Da SuVt aVtlaV or (ail to take adrantar f th
is. en uut rrnt odrr, loe aerer belor. wa. an
stack ofreffud for so small a earn, ftcmember w
send kota paper, a tali Tear, includiar the C alee,
dar a. ebo doerribed, ail aoatpald, at tba eery low
arte stated Addroaa all ordere
Rogue RiYer Courier,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
ho has come to the capital to enjoy the
social gayety ia likely to be disappointed.
great many men from Washington
went to Philadulpbia last week to the
Clover club banquet. Minister Wo was
the guest ol honor but that did not save
him from the interruption to which
ipeakers at the club's banquets are
lway subjected, however the Minister
proved himself to lie both good natured
and wittv and was voted "a royal good
tallow."
Hie daily sessions ol congress the
past week have been limited in number
and brief in duration aud the only really
important work has been done in com
mittea. Today or tomorrow the Philip
pine tariff bill will be reported to the
senate and promises to furnish a subject
for debate that will last lor some weeks
The senate commute on commerce
bus decided to report favorably on the
ship subsidy bill and that will come up
lor discussion before long although
probably not until alter the Philippine
bill is disposed of.
I met Representative James II.
Southard of Ohio in the Capitol tester
day and be told me that he was puhhlng
the question ot the adoption ol the
metric syBlem ol weights and inutsures
in his committee. He is chairman ol
the bouse committ"e on coinage,
weights, and measures, to which the
bill providing lor the adoption ot thai
system by the government was referred
' We have heard from the ecientlQc men
of the country in past years," said Mr
Southard, "and they are unanimously
in lavor of the change. It is recognizad
that it must come sooner are later, and
we desire to ascertain if the time has
come. With that end in view I have
invited some of the most prominen
manulacturers in the country to appear
before this committee and express ttiei
views.
"We expect to hear (rom such men as
Mr. Vaulcian, Superintendent ol tin
Bladwio Locomotive Works, Mr. W. M
McFarland of the Westinghouse Elec
tric Company, Mr. T, C. 8arch, presi
dent of tbe National. Manufacturers
Association and other. The meo we
have Invited now are the only ones wb
might object to the change. I don
think they will, as many ol our menu
lecturers now hare to nee two system
ol measurement because their foreign
customer demand th metric system
In reply to a question Mr. Southard said
that the United btatee, England and
Buaeia were the only great countries
who bad not already adopted tbe
system.
The bouse committee on commerce
still bearing deputations on the subject
ol tbe Pacific cable, (ieneral Greely
head ol the United Btatea signal service,
strongly advocated government owner
ship ol tba cable. Ha stated that du
log the recent war ha bad been obliged
to secure control of the Haytian cable
a cost ot 12,000 per day, an expense
which need not have bean ioctured bad
Enloyevble Winter Trip.
A winter trip to Southern California
nd Arizona via the famous hhasta
Koute is one never to be forgotten. K't
newed acquaintance with this section
ill ever develop fresh points of interest
nd added sources of enjoyment under
its sunny skies, in the variety of Inter
ests and added industries, in it? prolific
vegetation and among its numberless
resorts of mountain, shore, valley and
plain.
Two trains leave Portland daily
morning and evening for California
These trains are equipped with the
most improved pattern ol standard and
tourist sleeping care, and the low rates
lace tbe trip in reach ol all.
How a Tin.?
We olTer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chkniy&Co., Props., Toi.kho. O.
We, tbe undoisigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe bim perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
Wist A Tkuai, Wholesale Druggists,
TVji.kdo, O.
llall't.;Catarrh Cure is taken In'
ternally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surlacet ol the system,
Price 7bc, per bottle. Hold by all Drug-
gists. Testimonials free.
Hall's family Pills ate the beat.
Dirty Paper Money.
The state and local boards of health
ol Ohio, before concluding their annual
session, adopted a resolution declaring
against the continued use ol paper
money alter it has .become soiled from
constant handling. The mutter was
brought before the convention by Dr.
Thomas Clarke, ol Maseilon. ile said
hat the paper currency ol the country,
alter it has been in use long enough to
become dirty, is one ol the most prolific
ALL WOMEN
Wine of Cardul Is tho pmrilliin
of a woman's health and hnpjil
ness from youth to old iig-o. It
helps her anfoly Into womanhood.
It sustains her during tho trials
of pregnancy, chlidliirth and
motherhood, milking- labor easy
and preventing- flooding- and mis
carriage. It jre,"Uy lead her
through the dimerous period
known aa tho change of life.
VltlE "CARDUI
cures lcueorrhasa, falling of the
womb, and Biunatruiil irregularity
In every form. It la valuable In
every trying period of a woman'
ill. It reinforce the nervous
system, acts directly on the geni
tal organs and 1 the finest tonio
for women known. Ask your
druggist for a 11.00 bottle of
Wine of Cardul.
SIIMTIIi., ma., aui 11,
ealnff Win. of Cardul and Thad-
.,..L I.....U .nd I faal Ilk. a
different woman alraadv. Bee.ral In-
ford Biavt-k Df-mrhi and I fool ltk ft
di hmr kMp th m4Mlliii In thir
omtMftll th tin, t bft thr firkB
u4 ihmr H with m.
7 Url Kit I. 14UOWDEH,
;mouuu MeuloUj. Cuntpnlir,
Teachers' Exe-mlnatlon
Notice is hereby given that the
superintendent of Josephine county
will hold the regular examination ol
applicants lor state and county papera
a. Grants Pass aa follows:
VOK STATX I'AI'KB.
Commencing Wednesday, February
12, at 0 o'clock a. in., and continuing
until Saturday, February 15, at 4
o'clock p, ni.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law
Thursday Written arithmetic, the
ory ol teaching, grammar, book-keep
ing, physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturday Ilotany, plane geometry,
general history, J.ugiisn Literature,
psychology.
OK COUNT! I-AI-BKM,
Commencing Wednesday, February
12, at 0 o'clock a. in., and con
tinuing until Friday, February 14,
at 4 o'clock p. m.
riHST, SKC'INI), AND THIRD IIKAUB
('kKTiril ATkH.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, readiug.
Thursday Written arithmetic, the
ory ol teacbing, grammar, acnooi
law.
Friday Geography, menial arilh
metic, physiology, ciyil government.
FBIMABV CEUTiriCATKS.
Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra
phy, reading, arithmetic.
Thursday Art ol questioning, the
ory ot teaching, methods, physiology.
Lincoln Havaoe,
County rjupt
Destroyer Goldaborough,
Alter two or three accident, numer
ous delays on account ol repair to her
machinery and bar builder bankrupt,
th torpedo-boat destroyer Uoldaborougb
ba been accepted by th U. 8. govern
ment. Wolff A Zwicker, ot Portland,
took the contract to build the vessel lor
IJI6.000, ol which $175,000 wa paid,
I billowing to tbe lact that she wa not
completed at the proper lime th firm I
will lot the remaining W0O0.
loan, ot the Or.nl Twwautia at v-w
and Other Conntrl.n rant Have
Taat.a Many Y .ar.
Moa.r ta Baaavata,
When tie slat of MaaaeohusrUi
many a Ion; year ago aooa v
taak of digging out we nooeati ew
Bel, and the work dra.fr gad along la
the most tedious manner Unaginaoia,
the wlta of New England, and eepe-
elally Oliver Wendell llouiiea, mad
oountleaa Jests about "that dreadful
bore." which It seemed at one rone
would never be completed. But with
an ample margin before the and ol
tba laat century It was opu4 . to
railroad traffic, and It ha Dean tie.
ful aver sine. The railroad cony
tianlea all over the continent have
been spending million upon mUliooa
of dollara in the conatruction of tun-
nela tinea the first eacavation wa
thrown oren for the Hooaaa ubway,
But aeveral ot th moat difficult and
eoatly tunnela of the glob have not
been flniahed by private oorpon
tions. Government hare doomed in
number of Instances that pubUo
interests made it advisable that huge
amounta should ba expended out of
the publlo funds for the piercing of
mountain and th building of rail-
roada fur below the aurfac of the
earth. And note, aaya the New York
Tribune, how the aeope and extent
of aueh entarvriaea have bean en
larged and developed!
lie fore the first blast at the loot
of the Ilooaae hllla waa exploded tb
drilling out of a paaeadreway of not
mora than a mil in length, under
considerable hill or a peak of mod
erate helirht. wa regarded aa a for
mldeble task. The Ilooaae bole wa
about five mllea in length, and ao
many yeara were spent before train
were aent through It, and ao many
millions of dollars were thrown into
the pit, that aeveral moaa-grown
aagea of the old Hay state were In
clined to boast of It a on of th
even wonder of the modern world,
Hut the Hooaao I no mighty affui
in comparison with the tunnel un
der great mountain range In our
western territory and elsewhere.
Under the Alp especially ha en
gineering1 akill aocomplishad great
thing. The Arltn-rg tunnel la a nail
dozen miles In length, the Monti
Cenla nearly eight, the fit. Oothard
more than nine, while the Rlmplon,
now under way, la almost twice a
long aa the Arlberg, a half longer
than the Mont Cenla and almoat a)
third longer than the fit. Oothard. II
ia expected that the Slmplon will be
ha don him or his family a long and
loyal aervte. On of th moat effi
cient and faithful offloere, Cept.
E , on a certain royal yacht, ia or
ha been a man of very moderate
mean. To hold a eomml salon in the
British navy ia an expenaive propo
aition, which call for an independent
income many time In exceaa of the
aatual pay. Eepeeially la this ao in
the cas. of the royal craft, ou which
during the season ther 1 on con
tinuous round of entertainment.
The officer in question had a growing
family, a home that befitted ht so
cial station and little mora than hie
pay. For some year he battled with
th situation, but at hut, worn out
and heart sick, determined to resign
and enter the merchant marine. In
eome way or other the king heard
of his resolve. Lea than couple
of montha ago Cap. wa aur
prls.d and even alarmed to receive a
peremptory oommand from tn King
ordering him to report at Bucking
ham palace forthwith.
Although ha knsw that hie iklrt
were clean h felt perturbed never
theless. But his reception by bkt
majeaty wae of a moat cordial na
ture. After some preliminary the
king aaidt "I think you are entitled
to a holiday In return for your year
of work on th . So that you bet
ter take this." The astounded officer
waa handed an admiralty order grant
ing him a year'a leave of abaeoee on
captain a full pay. "You can renew
that at the end of the year If you
eo deaire," added Edward VII., with a
significant laugh. "And, by th way,
this may interest you:" Capt. H
was bare given a letter offering him
ommand of luperb and newly built
liuer, one of several running between
London and an English colony. Th
letter wa to the effeet that the per
sonal recommendation of the king
wa the causa of Its being written.
Tba overwhelmed captain never quite
remembered bow he got out ot tit
palace. But he ia now the monarea
of tb ocean liner.
Deep tonaldoraeSoa.
"So you won't chop th wood 7"
"I'm afraid," replied Meandering
Mike, "dat de exrrcite would start an
appetite dat 'ud trepa on your hot-'
PlUllty." Washington Star.
Stopa The Couuh evnd Work
oft the Cold.
Laxativ Urouio Quinine Tablets cur
cold in on day. Do Cur, No ray.
l'ric;'S cent.
Kodak at The Courier office.
TO MARRY PUEBIO IRDIAV.
Dnav.e Womaa Baa no. a Wooed aa
Waa tsr aa aa.aver ttedl
Mam,
Ml Cor Arnold, ST year old,
open for tratne In mot. me ntirrver f , . 7,
; th. Ai... .. .n r.h.ir,ininn fe, h" Pnt, Mr. and Mr. George
Ift end eaay travel
Ituly I almoat dona away with.
it-,.... ,.i... i : 1 1 A . . &
iiui iimiaiur. u.nv.wU..Ko u. . ..
enirineera of future generationa when ' , ,
. . a vVllder, at No. WIS Welton etreet. Den-
to and front : , . . .,, , ,
,tih "rer, Col., I engaged to Albino Chavala,
full-blooded Pueblo Indian, 31 yeara
8unta Clara
ln V-. l t .... rr-h. ,1,tln-
tho.. of to-day are ao eager to dig rVorjin , th. ' . Dlan-
out tunnela 12 miles long thouaanda .... , " , ..
of feet beneath the aummlt ot tuow.
eapped mountains?
HAS A KINDLY BEART.
take place In Denver,
The Indian, who la a Tnag-ninrent
fsmecimen. cam. to Denver earlv In the
fall with a band ot hi tribesmen to
perform at the city park. He waa a
tUrn Ed ward Oar. fa Wis Oil aatdl ' -n'" y " J,crmT
felt hi. I l.rraat. 1st Alt jrecr...uu. au., .uU
u -.Hsaaaita, low had gone home went to Christy
fcouae to visit, There he met Mis
King Edward VII. of EngUnd haa Arnold. He was sn ardent wooer, and
a heart aa kindly and tender aa aver "on nac oapturro ue rrom.n -".
RV..la .naaaidn KjBtl rtldk Lnnttn
beat in a human breaat. aaya an ...v -""VT-aT. "V":
era (xchang. Other fault, be may "'- ' " p '
hnv, turt he never forp-et. one wno w I1"'"" "
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