ROGUE K1VER COUHIER
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1903,
' Sun Francisco has another sensation
1 myiitcrj which may jirovo to be of
the same sort which have given that
city notoriety in the past. A young
g'rl has disapiieared from her hoiue
and circnmsUnocs seem to show that
she was abducted. When hint see
she was in dazed condition and the
discovery of a tragedy is exacted.
The state of Colorado lias two
senates in organization and a merry
time is in progress. Tho election of
some of tho democratic meniliers was
contested and Senator Wolcott tanned
a manifesto to tho republicans, cull
ing on them to nnito and unseat those
democrats and to pot republicans in
their places, so thut a republican
United States senator might ho elect
ed. Tho democrats were not willing
to be unseated and there I a rnnmi
quont muddle and broil It is a glur
ing exhibition of politics of tho luwe
order, the unprincipled resort
trickery and force.
The senatorial election now going
on at Sulein is absorbing the puhll
Interest. The lending cnudidntes are
Kalton and (Jeer, while Wood is
backed by the democratic votes.
Oeer was nominated by Mulkey in
very able speech. Eddy of Tillamook
thenaddressed tho joint convention
challenging statements mado by
Mulkey, declaring thut tho so-called
popular voto for (Jeer did not repru
scjit the choice of the people except
as between Goer and Woods. He
nominated Fulton. Pierce of Unia
tilla nominated 0. K. S. Woods, demo
crat On the first ballot, Fulton re
ouived 28 votes and Oeer 20. Wedues
duy'i voto resulted as follows: Ful
ton 81, Oeer IS, Wood 17, Absent 4;
scattering 20.
Representative liule of Josephine
spread consternation among the Mult
liomuh delegates on Tuesday by offer
ing an amendment to the Ijowia and
Clark fair bill, which culls for an ap
proprlation of $.'0O,0OO. Hale's amend
ment was to tho effect that
11,000,0110 puld subscription should U
shown lieforo the appropriation could
be turned over to the commission
The amendment was vigorously op
posed by some of them einliers who do
c lured it would have the effect of
killing the bill. Hale defended the
amendment, declaring that ho was not
unfriendly to tho bill but that it was
Decenary to be mindful of tho taxmy
era. He said thut tho fair was au en
terprlse of the city of Portland. The
amendment was lost.
Llcutcnuut-Oovoruor Tillman of
Booth Carolina shot Editor N.U.Oon
tales In Columbia on January IS.
Oonzules lingered four duys and died.
Tillman is now confined in a cell and
lias a murder trial hanging over his
head. Oouzalcs, in his pinr, applied
abusive terms to Tillman, therefore
the latter shot Mm. While Tillman's
act is barbarous and more worthy of the
dark ages than of tho 20th century,
he will not lack for sympathiser
and excuscr. It may be that it is
moro satisfactory to a man of Till
man's liro-oating "spirit" to go out
and shoot a man rather than seek
redress through lawful channels, yet
such llru-enting spirit is not to be
commended, eieclally in the case of
a man In Tillman's high olllce who i
worn to uphold tho laws of his stale
and who to gratify his "spirit", has
to add jierjury to murder. This Till
man Is a nephew of the famous Sena
tor Hen Tillman. He received the
news or the death of his victim wilh
"visible emotion. "
Oregon's new governor, Geo. F.
Chamberlain, was Inaugurated Wed
nosday. Oregon, though a strongly
republican state, has one of the few
democratic governors of tho north.
This fart Is lamented by many repub
licans, but the lust election should lie
a good object lesson to tho republican
Jrty and all imrtlcs; that if they
Want to elect their candidates they
should uominute a nuiu that can com
mand votes. A simple place on the
. ....
in in iimy carry a man through in
some stales bat It is frail dependence
iu Oregon. While Furnish was he
ing carried by his ticket and the
rty leaders were saying to the
voters, "Don't rebuke the adminis
tration," Chamberlain was making
votes for himself all over the slat ii bv
bis clear cut and forcible speeches.
Tho new governor Is a man of ability
and will doubtless proe a good
fllcial He disclaims any intention
of purfinauship in the conduct of the
governor's olllce and announces his in
teutinnof serving th,. ieople of the
State of the whole, lie would In
governor, not of the democrat ic party
but of the state of Oregon. In the
effort he makes with the welfare of
tho state ill view, he should have the
bearty sup.rt of all wrtios and the
contempt ililn jiartiMin spirit which
seeks to drag and hinder because he is
on the other side of the political fence
should have uo place in his .l minis
trution.
Medlord Clly Election
In Mudford city chi t ion Tuesday
the old administration which Mood for
re-clectlou iu the council was de
feated. The vole by wards is as fob
lows :
First ward-Toft. 47; Stewart 4.1;
Strang, 77; Elwood, 4tl; Orr 4:
Keeoud Ward-Tott 45; Steward, 411,
Strang, 87; Huausoii, 1 ; Kd, 3.1
Third ward-Ktew ard, 4.S ; Toft, 47
Uemmer. 41; Van; Dyke, 63; Strang,'
77.
Toft stood f,,r recorder attaiiiHt
James Stewart. ,W Si mug had no
opposition f.ir treasurer. Mavor t 're
well lias another year to serve'.
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Egood luck
GOOD LUCK
GOOD LUCK
We have had lots of good luck with our Shoes. People
tell us they wear well. We think it is because we strive
lo buy the kind that wears. We do not search for
shoddy stuff v. hen buying.
RED STAR STORE.
W. II. Dean & Co., Iropr.
Front street, oppo Depot.
RICH ORE AT GRANITE HILL
Five-Foot Vein Uncovered Which
Carries Great Values.
Tho American Oold Fields Co., of
Chicago, tho recent purchasers of the
(intuitu Iliirmines of the Lonso creek
district, uro steadily pushing develop
ment work and have already accom
plished tho most gratifying results.
On Saturday, a ledge of tho Granite
Hill uiiuo which has before received
mention on account of its marvelous
richness, carrvinir values of from I00
to MOOO to the ton, widened out in !
tho course of development from two
and a half to live feel. Atl the rate
this ledge would produce, it is esti
mated thut 100 feel iu depth would
pay for tho purchase of the w hole
prosirty. The mine l making a won
derful showing and seems destined to
become one of tho greatest on the
coast. As soon as the roads are iu con
dition for hauling a 20-stunip mill,
with other machinery, will be In
stalled.
City Treasurei'a Notice.
Orauts 1'ims, Oregon, Jan. 21, IIMBI.
There uro funds In tho city treas
ury to redeem all outstanding war
Hints, protested to February 1, HMO.
Interest on same will cease lifter
this date.
Dated at Grants l'ass, Ore., January
23, UN )S.
Col. W. Johnson, City treasurer.
..SPECIAL SALE..
CliristmiiH lias pulsed, and so liavo all
regular jiricoH. Should you need any
articlo hero mentioned and fail to take
udvantago of these Special Prices 3 on
will bo euusiiig yourself further regret.
Ladies' and Children's Coals at nliuost your own price.
Ladies' and Men's Mackintoshes at a great reduction.
Ladies' Opera Shawls, Fascinators, Wool Gloves, Wool
and Silk Waists, and a few numlicrs in Wool Skirts that
we will close out at great reductions.
..Men's Clothing..
Wo havo aliout 50 Men's Suits and odd
Coats nnd Vests which wo are positively
going to close out.
Having for you.
'Come' in and look them
ULL OF FREE GOLD j
E. C. Dowser Makes Klch StiiLo
Just North of Town.
A rich ipiurts strike wns made last
week just north of town by Kmc! t'.
Dogger. The tin. I is located on the
south slots' of the mountain smut times
known as "Spring Mountain" and is
less than three miles from Orauts
l'ass. Two claims have Ihcii located
on the ledge which has a width of live
feet currying good values throughout,
while portion of the rock is aston
ishiugly rich, showing free gold in
startling abundance. The le.lge is
o all iipiiciiriinccs ivi man, ni :,m,i i . ,.
nt.ict vein.
'I his n aiming the most iiiii.ort.iin
f the recent liiuls and somewhat Mir
prises many whoaio aciuaiut. ,1 wnli
tie' ismiitrr. as 11 is r ) , , . in-.i .ii
f inisirtance to I, m;,,,. ,, j,s ,,,.
f the divide. The hill u r slois- if t ),.
ills encircling the vallcv has be. n
hugely levied,,! bv n ci..i s ,.. i.
generally supposed thev did not
any gold Vet nearlv all the
itlllches, the tl ihut u i, s of the "O.I
lcrt crook "of liranls carry small
pmsp,vts, nut enough lo jviy for work
ing.
A short distance below this ledge, a
plans boulder carrying high values
was delivered many years ago. Some
liort was made then and tit aft, r
ears to discover the ledge from which
it bud evidently broken, but without
success. Mr. litttgi r. howov. r. seem.
to have Iks ii successful where othels
tlUVc lulled.
W II. llaiupton and I'. I-:. Harmon
ire anion,- n,.. i i.lw ,,,.i..
i are w itching the fun . ,s,i.;1.
Us week.
4
THE COLD SPRING LEDGE
Widening With Depth New Pack
Trull Ma.de.
S. K. and Fred IhIiuiii have built a
mile and a half pack trail leading
from Jones creek to their "Cold
Spring" ledge on the "high divide."
They have been sinking on the vein
with encouraging results. Tho width
is increasing with the depth attained
uiid u good ore body is now in sight.
This ledge is situated no the mountain
forming tho divide between Kvuns,
Jones and Louse creeks.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEYORS
Line
of Elevations Beln
Along Railroad Line.
Run
A party of U. H. geological survey
ors have reached southern Oregon anil
are now working in the vicinity of
Ashland. They are est ilillshiiig aline
of elevations from lleuicin, Cul. to
Seattle. The work is confined to the
lino of the railroad. A bench murk
is put in at the head of every mile and
at each three mile point un iron post
six feet iu length is driven with the
elevation stamped on top of the post.
They are planted to remain enna
neiitly. This party will lm followed
by others of the survey ill duo time,
the line of eleval ions being prepara
tory for the topographers.
his means a ''feat
over.
BOARD OF TRADE TO MEET
Ann vial Meeting end I. lection
be Held NcM Monday.
Next Monday, January
o'clock sharp, the annual m
the t! runts l'ass Hoard of
c.'i lied. The meet lug will Is
'.v.. at
cling
Trade
held
the I'ity I i.i 1 1 and every business man
an. i CII1.CU who has theb.-st interests
of out citv at heart, should iirraiiuc to
he present.
I The iiiisiri.in,e of electing good,
! live un u as oilici is of the Hoard tin,
; vear is .apparent to every citien.
I M ilters of vital iiusutance to tin
'city ami county will conic before tin
I'o.ml tins year, tint call only h,
. u null, ii iniougii tne liourd and it iioi
I loperly looked alter, will result In
! Iirepaiable los, to the town anil
county
ll Ilic pleselll lioal.t lias falle.l to
acciiiiiplish as much as might hac
' n done, it may he that art of tin
tiult lies in you. The tinancial Is'lic
hi "i a goon, nve, energetic Isslv ot
j InisiiK'Ss ni.'ii haiut.'it together for the
purs.se of building up the Is st inter
ests of t ho community iii which they
live, cannot he ov cr est limited.
1 lie lni'ortaiit comuierci.il centers of
the country have been largely the re
sult of united and hearty efforts alon g
this line of Hoard of Trade work,
and Us ethen ncy d, p. ii.ls as much on
the hearty support of its individual
members as on its othcers.
lour own Is st interests di maud that
you h. arttly siip ort this move
ment and co os rale w ith your fellow
citizens in building up the Is st iutei-
csis of the community in which you
lle. Then ht rVoTV I'llsluesK neill
gie the I'.oald of riaiie his hearty
support and on-nitration. Now is the
I Hue to act.
HOW TO GET GOOD ROADS
Proper System Is More Important
Than Ardent Desire.
The goxl roads movement seems tc
be causing some commotion of lute
and I uoticed a quotation lust week in
your paper from the Ore gouiun that
two things ure essential to good roads
in Oregon ; first, the general desire for
them; second, the intelligent determi
natiou to have them ; and we will have
to admit these ure essential in ull
work, yet we will have to disagree
with the On gonain in this case.
Farmers are the class w ho most need
good roads and are the iieojdu here al
luded to and us a rule, the pioneers are
the farmers.
The pioneer, as a rule was a front
iersman and hud always lived iu a log
house or a prairio schooner, most of
them coming across the plains with oz
teams without good roads or much
hot of ever having them. Thus they
journeyed on toward Oregon, now and
then, as Parkman tells ns, dropping
off a piece of furniture as their. teams
guvegnut und tho road got worse, blaz
ing a trail, making a wagon truck
right into tho heart of the wilds of
Oregen. A great trip and u great i o
plo thatjjiadejt. They came without
roads, somehow, anyway, but got
here, subdued the Indians and annihi
lated tho grizzly hiar.
Hut it does not api ur us though
the Creator ever intended they should
live iu marble houses or ride over
macadamized roads, yet wo are certain
they desire them, uud have the intel
ligent determination to have them, if
they only had the system. Very likely
they never will, for they are rapidly
emigrating to that frontier from winch
no pioneer returns uud ns to their
descendants, they will very likely
novo to some other fioutier, having
the good road problem to be solved by
the eastern immigrants. Probably
many of these will coinu next spring
and summer, but our bad roads will
he a poor thing to introduce thiui to,
for I havu lieurd custom is-ople say
they dreaded to settle iu this country
on account of tho poor roads, and no
doubt many nave genu back on this
account. Think of it ! People being
driven hack to the cold oust to fact
the blizzards and tho cyclone, rather
than live iu a good climatu with pool
roads.
Yet 1 cannot agree with the Ore
gonian thut these ure the two most es
sential things. In order to get good
roads, the lirst and most essential
thing to have, is a system. I have
been listening ever since tho good
road movement iu this statu slarled,
to bear some one mention a good sys
tem, one that has been tried, but if
anyone ever has thought of it, it has
never (nuiu to my ears, and it is the
lack of a good road law thut causes
our roads to he in tho shape they ure,
instead of desire, intelligence and de
termination, for how long would a sen
captain be iu crossing tho ocean with
plenty of desire, intelligence und de-
terminal inu if you take the systematic
churt uud compass away fYoin him':
Hut give him these w ith u little de
sire, intelligence und some determina
tion, and he will uiaks about as good
time us the most ardent of them.
Here in Oregon we have the Huis rvis
or system as they have had iu many
oilier states, and win rover they have
had this system th y have also had
roads und a general complaint of Hior
roads, but strange to say, no complaint
about the system.
The pioneers had plenty of desire
for something belter or they never
would have madu the journey they
did, and intelligence and determiua
lion also were not lucking, nor ure
they lacking in the road question with
them or farmers iu general und the
only thing lacking is the iutellict to
tell the farmer and legislator also,
that they need a system to work by.
This is to the legislature at pres
ent, hut if they should not lind a bet
ter system it is very likely the oph
will initiate one sooner or later.
There will be uo trouble in limliug a
good system, as there is one in everv
uulry where you tiiul good roads.
YV.W. V.
GOVERNOR'S PATRONAGE
Ollncii end Positions lo Be Killed
by Chamberlain.
Mr. rhambrrlain
will
have consid
1 the demo
ppointiuciits
Over this
onipl, te s ly.
ruble patronage i,
giv
rats, but most ! f i Ic :
lie iu the peiuti nt.aiv.
lepartnieiit alone he has
,ind ho is also supremo in the matt, i
f the soldier's home appoint un ut.
'hamlicrl.ini has a voice m the se
cton of suj criiiieu b ins (or the mute
i hool, the reform school, the asyluu.
mil the tis.li ward u Hurin his
erm lie w ill appoint three nu nils r-
of the barbers' commission, live nu in
Is rs of the state hoard of an dic.il ex
iminers, live members of the Iminlil
harmacy and a huge hunch of re
cuts for the state university, agf.eul-
lllal college and .he four in rni il
hools.
What thV governor can appoint of
is ow ii accord ure :
Private secretary
Stenographer.
Supcriuti iidcnt ,.f penitentiary.
Two wardens at pcnit.-iitiarv.
Fanner at is uitenti.iry
Hookkeen r al pciiiteutiarv.
Ten guards at s iiiti utiarv
Three shop guards at l u t. nt i.n v
rour night watchmen ai
sillti
tiarv.
Kngiiicer at s uitcut iary
Physician at penitentiary.
Stale land agent.
Adjutant general.
Twenty lour employes ut
ddii rs'
ouio.
Health othv-er at storia
Health othoir at Marshtield.
Health otiicer at i a.juina.
Health officer at liaidun r
'I hrec pilot commissioners,
t'leik of pilot commissioners.
Three lll. nils rs of state fair tsiar.l
rour members of state board of agri
ullure. "
Five liicmKm of military board.
For each and everv one ..f ii.,,
laces there are m-vcinl aspinmis, am!
very string is l,.,,K. pui;, , to land i
al'ls.liilm-'tits. Ii is t rot., hi., , i. .
governor will make a cle.'n
ep in these oth.vK, as thev re
now tille.l hy n puhluanii. I
11818
The licst Resolution
to Make
IJoeaus- it's no trouble to keep,
is lo Use the Medford flour. If
you start Hie New Year with a
supply of this flour, its many
ne-rils w ill so eudi ur themselves
that you will nevtr use any
other.
A. A. DAVIS
Leland Sittings
We liaV't the promise of a new de
t ; one is needed v ry badly.
Stock is doing hue us tie- sue
shiny days keep the grass growing.
Th" g'nig of men at Tunnel U an
gelling uloug nicely timbering tie
tunnel.
Our city council .should pa. ; a lav.
forbidding poultry from limning ut
large in the town
We hear of some mini s being l.oinli il
to capitalists which without a I'.ouhl
will heeon.e a sale.
Koad.i ure in Very bad coiiuiiion ns
so mii:h heavy machinery is being
huuled to the mines.
Several miners have got th" pr s
pcetors' fever and have fitarti d for the
mountains to hunt for big ledges.
We have no mining news to write
as the minirs uro very busy, and per
sonals with un arc not entertaining.
Our worthy marshal is maintaining
good order. When men get unruly hi
Iocs not handle them with gloves on.
The steam shovel w ill soon be here.
We have not heard yet whether it
is for dredging Grave creek or to he
used on the railroad.
We hear of one mine devvn the
creek being sold the Harris l'lat
mine, bought by people from Califor
nia. Gnat activity prevails iu the
mini's of Upper Grave creek.
Wo are receiving sonic people from
the north. They were m
tiiul the sun shining le re
doing line; every body is w
complaining. we are a
people
The prospective wedding:
postponed lor a short time
were not quite ready. We
lrprised te
. Slock is
ell, in body
colli: nteti
i have been
as Hie men
have sniiu
nice girls, also some widows that
would marry if they could lind the
right kind of fellows.
We have had line spring weather:
IM'ople will soon b. gin gardening il
the weather is favorable. Farmers
are busy plow ing and sowing grain.
So far there have been only light
frosts, lilaekherries are in bloom.
The frosts have cut olT the water,
so some of the miners are shoit of
water. The miners, like the farmers
can lind plenty to do if inclini n te
work, cutting down bedrock and doing
other necessary work until the rains
come again.
Some of our miners took in the Pass
one day last week. For farm work
and clearing up new laud, the kind
of weather we are having at present
is good, hut for mining it is loo drv ;
Hut we must submit lo the iuevitahl.
and be content w it Ii our lot.
We learn
latelv let in
that Win. .b
d from He-
boson, win
Klondike, is
of tii" b. art.
'a.-s lor ii" at
T si' kill ss to
our business
sitiess.
very si,
He was
Mil lit.
report,
aieu aii
The
rilst i, ; s
K will
Ink, u t
We bav
Tim s
doing
P'Ople
ilre
'.i hi
Ins
iimv an
ill
ille
doing well. Take
ss, i hey arc an in
ever h unge aiount'.
ow n, do tin ir trad
e to their work.
larni. rs come to
Ise their supplies.
1 clu ap for cash,
wo shall be able to
rn.uri.iges iu high
.'oung nu u w ho be.
Teti havo made up
ihe peo lo as a e!a
lllstl i.uis eo; ',, , 11
low ii but c me lot
lug, lb. ii go horn
.-'onio of the Huge
our to n to un h
Goods a... -old her.
l:i a short lime
.i e ii"! lee of ...ouic
.if. . .soin.' of o,.r .
ong to the I pp. r
heir minds
to mai rv
Gnat will he
: he preparat ions. We un.i.
tin welding eal.c has he
. inly light w in, s w ill b
:!ic grooms me strictly
rstan.'i tint
n ordered,
ordered a.
t. iu: ranee
Hell.
Mis. G. W. I'hapiu and Mrs. Mini
keis are exp.it l.sheriin u. The way
bey catch fish em of Tunnel '.I crock
,s uo hot l.i r to them as we have such
due sunny w.atlur lore in Southern
h. gon. We ria l last week in a Got
tage Grove pan r that th. y had oik
sunshiny
,he s op
iu that o
We are
until ; In
located
day last
e have
uiiirv,
re idmg
w , i k.
No W.lllile
Ml t
ir hack
iu tin
,'ll'e
ar.
i ' ' g i n, w Ia n
ic mo.t of i ire
ire g. King r..in.
' au only a,l v i r-
n : tiom then
" r states , ,u t ot
.Utlslllli.
rev. i
Was:,
:ou ami v, asdiiigtoii
11. e ,ul:u:KiaM. a bu
il-is Niiiiheru Ur,
ion !-;! (rem o
lle i;
it ar ii.
u. on ut. un .
i i.
M in
plae
Vol
kuo-
- ii 1 1 s ,L i my s, -ut a, r.i
'r: t u.
W
e ar.
thinking ot r, oic ui
tion Ii. re at 1. eland
g our iiniuigra
We Mailt hi-si.
ii. s-s in, n that
tills le. a',;- a
can ami ,,i work fot
11 a- f, r S
l.l 1 1 T that
d homes .f
:n tc ihis .
for sal,,
ask the
h lo sell
'Uihcru
can is
men of
untry,
1'. i'.'le
s! o il,
illt?"
. 'tvg u. W
h.
, oiivcrr. .1 oil. i
push an.! . u, ry .
also gis'd faun
'
'-v ''', v"u w "!
Joui.' :ie loo old to
v ork and wish to
from business,
to town and liv,
sell out ,4:i,l
i,i - l.l,
"" ,!"'lr ""ome. TI
-'a. ' d. .1 to Is- it v. rv I,
s e.'.ii.try is
a-iliy ... un.ry ;
from the cut
i..t,l.. u i i.
ai:-
mi nts have b-c.-.me healthy f.ud strong.
When he.vy fogs prevail in other
ports of ll.U ttaf, after .he sun pet,
up the fogs lift. Tuet. we enjoy -lice
sunshine. V!de Awalai.
Clsndale Itrms.
Seirs.
licrii At Wolf creek. Deceinh, r SH,
p.;2, to Mr. and Mrs. George r.iinis; a
laughter.
l;r. J. M. Kitchen of Stayton, Ore,
stopj.ul nv.-r Thur-day wilh i and
Mis. Bowersox on Iih return from
tiimher cruising at Ashland.
Quite a number of immigrants fr
expected iu a few days from Dululh,
Minn., who exp.-et to make their
homi s in and around Gletnlale. Let
the good work go on.
Word reached here yesterday of a
mining strike of considerable import
ance b-ing made on the Georgia vein,
lying west of the Bi utou. The
Georgia vein has been prospected on
surface for over 2, Oft) feet during the
past two years, when licently the
owners, Lewis &N Jones, startrd a
cross-cut from Drains creek to lap the
vein, which w.n accomplished last
Monday, cutting the 1 ilgo at a d'-plli
of -I.) feet. They peril (rated the llllgc
about live fc-t, the east wall not yet
having b'-en reached. Tiie ore is
highly sulphurated show ing free gold.
The owners are highly elan d, it being
the richest rial most promis'iig '"'dy
of ore y.-t eiK i'iinti n il on any i f tin it
claims.
Wihltrvills Herns.
Hain ! Kit in ! Ka.in !
Our fiinol h is: cotiimcnc'-d again.
liorn-To Mr. and Mrs. .1.11. l'e.bin
son, January la, a son.
,1. II. ilobiu-ou has been hu'.t'ine
lumber for a new barn.
Jacob Wagner has been at tending
court the las' few days.
Mrs. (J. 'org" L. wis has been on th"
sick list the last few days.
James Hocking, Sr. has been sulVer
ing with a had boil on his knee.
The men of the lie'gbhorhood have
breii working on the big ditch, th"
hist few days.
Robert Stevenson has returned from
Grcsecnt City w here he has been lit
work for several mouths.
J. W. MeCollum has been working
on his new barn, the lust week with
J. H. Robinson's assistance.
Williams Bros, it Kendall have
sold their saw mill engine and intend
to get a le-w one iu the spring.
Miss II. ssie Mol'ollu.'n is visit in
tor a icvv nays with tier uncle ami
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. W. Met'ollum.
J. W. McCoiluui with Klsie, Ruby
mil Harry Met 'ollum spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sister and family
near the Pass.
The limn" Comfort Hango agent lias
bun through the country. Zanoni.
Coming Events.
-Stetson's I'ncle
.Inn. '..:--Stetson s I'ncle Ti
l ahlll.
January '.'ii Ccunty court conv
Feb. i De.Moss Family at
house.
Oporil
Feb. (-"The Man from
Sweden at
t 'piTa house.
Feb. Ill K. of P. anmnil iiiasqnera.li
ball at i IjH-ra house.
UF.V. CAU1.1SI.K P. p. MARTIN,
I.. I.. 1 1.
Wayorly, Texas, writes: "(if .,
morning lust rising, I olii n lind
a iron hit some collection of phlegm,
which produces a cough, :,n,l is verv
hard to dislodge; but a small quant it v
ot Ballard's llorehound Svrup will at
once ili-lodge it, and the trouble is
over. I know of nu mo.iioine ti,ilt is
equal lo it, ami u )s so pleasant to
i.'i.e. , can most o.irilinliv r. com.
'"end it to ull persons, mcling a
medicine lor throat or lung troubh s."
Price -.'.V. eOc, and l.no a hmilc'al
Mover Drug Co.
' 'nl.v reliable
ioods cat ried at
Ion:
A. K.
ds Of
Vonrhic
Pholo
xni'icK I'm; i'i:iii.b'.vTi in.
Tiaiher I. ind. Act lilne :i s;.s
H '-. berg, i lr, g,,Mi J,ltl ;
"' b.-r - .iv,.,, ,1,.. :,. ,.
IiHi.ee cli 'I,,
i '"l g'.-s. .( .J,,,
4." 'or the i',.
si.i'.s falif
111. I 'V :s' Lit;',
.11 le 1 lo il I j . t i
' August I,
' Mherloi. C
pi"V is ens ,, ,., H ..
" ". i7s, enlitle.l " t
' 'null, r lands In t...
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ex
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d.iv til-.,
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le
in. I ,M.
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ii '"..- No !, ...
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v i.slnp No
, and nil,
lid eight
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ll a : i It
il-ri, i mai
I'll'
Old to
Sl.ll. ,
n - .om ',, s.nd
t I '"tin iv lii.lw.-,
I'-.-, Dreg, n
day of Ap ,1
W 1,1 ess. s ;
i.ilel
:.t I i
.l.o
I.
It lililTOs
the tub
iiann s as
t .- . S
m l oc j
olil.-
ml .11
b 1(1.1
II-
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I' e II
et a
per-
v.-rt ni,
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k'nl' U"U' J. L HlMKiKS,
iif iliMtt'r
NOI'U'K IDi; I'i ni.U'.u'liiN.
I imher I and. Act Jum- :l is;
Uos.-t.ur,!. Hr.v,, jd,, tfi p',t
' " "ereey tf.v-u n,n
IU cone
' "in 111.- H0Vlsos
I the aci oi
"' g -is- . I Jil..f 1
l. l lo, I fie sale ,., i tlll
!" i I I'.. Ilonra,
n 'I e, rtslui'i ,,,, 1,.,
. eioitlel, Wn
"r inn -s in t,t
Ore, ii, .Ne,.i,a.
I lloi V
l: I. d to ail (he I'm,
as ex
l-.uet a'es
ft o: Aa.il-e 4, i.s.i,
Sn l.l Nl.v . ol llert !,,(. ,
a e ol li.,v"iii, has
i" 'his o.lice h: sorn
1 d.l lor tile l'llrchas..
to
I II IK1.:. S
""t ol iUrioii,
IhlS duy tiie.l
siH'eiiienl .N t.
Ihe S' ol
and I. I oi
ll-ilit No.
st, Ull, I ,.
F'4 mil St-.ij ( mvi
'I sist ull .No. I j,, p,
II souih, K ii'sv .N... si iv,
o,l T proai i,,
-"iish: is in ee
Show Ull; ,,, lltlii,
tiiin'. i' tor iis timtKT
ol o:.e it, o, (..r
a l to r.uii.n tus.
uii.irai pu.pi.es,
A in ,., ..l
I. I r- I , . , ."'" 'll'l
, v' ouuni, V.J.UHV j.uij.. .!
a s .-.he. l l,,:, ras,, ,,,,,. .
"'"'' lie ..I. ,., .Vpri. , IMKi
He IMll.es a uii....e.:
Frank pe,a,.r ot s rtlll1 0
... rv. i pel-, II. A. ,
Inpp
met ,
v i. " n i p e. ,
lo. O,-,
i 11.
' AlitlITU A I
1 l.,.i, :
en mi I '
e.n- v in- Ati
persons
i-ileserii.
't'l s f i
oitur no
Ai r I I a;'
tne ti.eir e si
O-lJtv said ii n ,),,
j. r. Hkiu.Ks,
Keislr.
Laxative Briinio.ni.in;.,,. T. ......
vmuiiiv amvtvm
w-hn were afflicted with different
Tlhvays keep
that we employ
Plumbers
ami ro;:si.qm.tuiy
can Ho
Give us a
trial
Grants Pass Hardware
Qompany
Front Street,
ff A. E. CARLSON, Propr.
fruit Trees.
At the Riverside Nursery yot'viil
lind fi'uif, sbadci'.ii.! ni ii;.nn ntal l..cs.
Monterey Cypress for h.dg
or fence.
Pvistdi arv, Hlackbi rry.
( i. iosi ' .. rry
Cniraiits,
ir.i-:e Nur-
and Leganb Try
(il.ll: loots, I 1".
id' ills,
World
s ry slock for bniidii:;;
1 have a nice lot of W
ens, and cnii furni.-h c ,
a : iMng.
Call at Nursery or .-,
at Slover's drug siove.
,11 cb
1,
FIN PS WAV TO MVH
The slat fling ar.iieui:
lent of
,!i- ovei-e that will suo'ly lei -life
is iiiad" by editor O. II. I -.'
i f Chnr..bus"0, ln.l., "1 wi
state, "' lie wi I'' s, "liiat Hr. K
;:::::
.0);
New Iliseovi ry fir CoiiMim) turn is
the mi st 1!. I'alllbb' , ,, dy tl at J i.nv e
ev r known for coughs, ( ubl- e:nl
drill. It's invaluable lo h .; will,
weak laiigs. Having this wonderful
lie. liieitic no one in ei! dread Piioiinio
iiia or cMisiiini'tion. Its relict is in--lai.l
and cure ceitain." V. F. Kle
iner guarantees i very .".lie and l.l.(i
bottle, and gives trial bitllcs free.
SIMl'LK COI.OS,
to he simple if at
Cease to he simple it at all pro
longed. The safe..! way is to put
them aside at the very beginning,
liallard's liorehound Syrup slops
a cold and removes the cause of colds.
.Vie, ."ilic and ..I.e" bottle at Si lover
Drug Co.
NOTICK.
To whom ir may cone rn.
On account of ibe po-.tponemchi of
the County court, the District pound-
ary Hoard has
ing until W. i!
t 'ountv u
al.-.i postp.mc 1 its
losilav, .laiiitarv
I.incidu S iv ago,
it., nnd sic. of H
ii'i't-
lin:i.
ird.
KVFin' ruTTi.i: of ch.mi,i:h
i.ain s I'di'OM i!!::.:i;nv
WAHti ANTKI)!
We giiiiranlee t very la idc of ("hei::
1 '.-rutin's ( 'ough li'inulv aid will re
fund Ihe money to any one who i- not
S llisholi alter using two thiols i f lb,
content'. This is tic lies: r."it. !;. i,
the world for la grip,, - , oil, ;..., eold--,
crouji and v. hooping e aii end i,
pl.asant and sale lo take. It pre.
veins any tend, ncy of a old :o; .-..ill
in pneumonia. ,s,!,l by all drugg-Ms.
; Allen's
fUng Balsexmj
! 9
The best Couiih Medicine,
! ABSOLUTE SAFETY j
-shouIJ be rigorously Inslstcll
, v-i-'on when buying modicia.-
'o.r upon that depends ono's
J'.ifo. ALLEN'S LUNG BAL-?
j SAM contains NO OPIUM I -1 :
'.-.riv' form and is safe, Bvr-,
'id promot in cases of CvOlT,
t Try it now, and be conv i.iceil.
m.zv c. -
A. E. Yoorhies
G. P. Pharmacy
I'KST I.lMMKS'i ON
H. nr II 1 . . ,
FA'.ITH.
,- - i iu. Sin .r
Water Worts, S'hnl Ish.V "'
wrn. f i . " "
Wi-
n.auy kinds
much
tsiicw
" "U l I IVn -. ... .
! n-tit until I 'v,'.
I.
. , 'ii.ini s
i i us. 1
on . aril..
..... o. ,r rni uu.a-isi,,
and
inn:, ot
nt Siover Dru
. oic,
Oo.
and j). m bold,.
'-.Jt.
; f--?ewVss.lOOVR,O.T
in mind
only first-class
and Tinners
r7
worK mat win sausiy you.
and lie convinced.
Opposite Depot,
GRANTS PASS ORE
LASSIFIED ADS
WANTED.
in'W..od ( hoppers,
'"''and Kuvkendull
WKVHN-KKMITHSJersev eo with,'
"J 4 years old, lor sale, I inmire ul i '
I ii'tuire ot ,i
si. 11 lOS.
JJDlMKai.d lot, sewing iiti-.Liiif,i
go-curt, canned fruit, etc., lor iiltl
sacriiiee. Cult ut unci, on K. h.Jot.
Holinan house, 1, street, near -1th.
9700
whole root npnle trw, hn,!
I'.ureka Nurs'Tv. Wiiiisniu .
.1. If. HolUNsOM.
p.MlltlCI.S tor sale ut Aliil',
1 hoii-u. 1
VI-1- Ihesfandurd variety of njipiTr.
at ihe fair, ka riurseiy near lV:y
viiie ure., Niiisiuciion in i.rii-,
quality guiiranieed. J II, l;ubi,
.-Of) ,vt'liK
ranch, rood urtint i
uoiilu oiehur. , sins I (mi. '
aliuudiinee; liter for itiigution, bt..
s.i lugs on every 10 ai res center ot i
ranee conulry ; two livlVluiK bouses';,
barn, every thin;' cinipli to; ivell sli.4-'
i'roiii trusts, e.io.l iuuiuil' iiinrktt..
huii mile uorih oi Tunnel II, price (1,
In. Hire at this olllce.
FOR. RENT
JOL'SK to lent. Impine uf J. P. T'
''WO nice
turnislted Minns in psi,
Willi lm. siiioinle fur ::
hoii-i'ki i ping- no 1 1, il. hen. Inquire II.
K il. lien, titii street
T1I1.'1''.M nice luiiii-hed romni w iih
Home Kitchen, nth timet.
Ilxillim tv..
Well Ctltk. ,i
FOR SALeT
notice for itplicatm.
Lund Olllce at Kosehnrg, Onri
January 6, lr'
Notice is hereby given that the iGARL-'
lowing-naiued settler has filed cc:
of his i ti t i tit ic ns to make tiutil ti '-.
in siippi rt of his claim, and tlialu.
poet will be made Is fore R.
liarllett, couiitv ch r!;, ut Orauts In
Oregon, on Fi bi nary ;), liinil, viz:
WILLIAM HOW LEY
on H. K. No. Sell) for the S'j P
of sec. -1, township IK, S, 11. H, W.
He naines the following witnf
to juove his coot iiiuoes resilience
on and cull ivnt ion 'f said land, t:
I. M. Ilryant, of Merlin, Orft't
,T. Anderson, of lingo, Oregon; i.
Ihiiiy, of Hugo, Oregin; and Vi
l.'iueriel:, of Merlin. Oregon.
J. T. Bridges, Kegiste;
The old reliable Ths Weekly Oreiwa
"iSdENTE
PRESS
FoitTY-Tnran year,
48 Pigei i Twkly t IlluitfiUi
INDISPENSABLE u
TO MINING MEN if 3
$3 PER YEAR, POSTPAID.
SEND roU BAMl'LK Cul'r.
MINING"4 Scientific PRESS
330 MAEKET ST.. SAS FRANCISCO. CAl
NOW IN STOCK.
nil
liie wonderim
Abolished the Darkroom
Lnthvly. DeveloiK S and
Fixes in Full Davliglit.
No Fuss,
No Musi,
Always Beady,
' Forfect Picture ti;v
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
- Kodak Dealer,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
THERM ARE TRICKS
- JN ALL TRADES
Hut the i nly trick with ns iu tin
trade is the trick of cutting price
all kinds of toilet articles and l'l'
clary medicines, so that no one t
f'.nd hoiv we do it. Von will g'1' ;
I' M of evetything in fresh, pure drop
nud toilet prerv.rntioim, cliei,lr Itrt ',
iL!t "t any other place Grants P :
National Drut! Store, i"
. " " - torn
! MAY CKNTL'KY TOXIFOKT. Mal
' Millions are dailv finding worU fro
of comfort in Ruckl'. n'ii Armcu kvIvc
t kills pain from iinniSi Scalds, t'
i rnises; c.iuqni rs l'icer. nd Fr-' ,
si res; cures ernpflons. Salt KlieO"
;o. :, : an, lelons; Iemove8 corns 9i
wait... Host H;t. cure on eartli. Oul"
k-c at W. t Kreuu r'n (lmg store.
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