ROGUE K1VER COUIER
GRANTS PAPS, OREGON.
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THURSDAY,' MARCH 8. . 1003.
D...i.i,...t ItooMOve.lt lias itwucil
proclnnuitlon, callinf? a KI oil wwdon
of tlio w imtu to meet n Mnrrli 6.
ni. ,.!, l.mt Ik clotoriuineu' to Imvo
i ii.,m eonsldcrcd : a ciuml
aoniu m"
lth Columbia and a re
.1., villi Cuba. Tlie 8tmt
ha no evident anxiety to tuko hold
either of thena matters.
United State. Benator C'han.W. Ful-
trt,.,l fur WasliiiiKtoti 'I Unfunny
fclfljf !". - "
...l.l, Li. erodelltlaiK. Ho ill rtlllUillK
tho trio alone. The senator remarked
imn.nflnr there would bo a harm
onions dolegntiou in Washington.
.1,1. ...nrnneo M lull or KaiiKiuruo.i
.i. ,,l.. nf onr atatn. When onr
IU IH J"''."
representatives ran work toe,etlic
mrninllv for tlio Hood of tho stat(
mnch (tooil "MJ a.:cnilliHbod for
Oregon flint could not tie otiicrvi m
olitained.
Carre, Nation tho Kansas Kiwislier,
aeonm to take, lier smash luff pro
clivities with her wlioroTor she Roem
F.iirlv-Moncliiv nioruiiiKshe was arrest-
nl in Hall Kranclwo on a rharxe of
malicious mischief for MiiasliiiiKa hot
tin of whiskey in a saloon tho even
Ing before. In th" early days of he
mashiiiE career, Carrl.i receiv'd con
aidornblo nunrort In sentiment from
teiiineraneo motile, but lately shu has
m.nillr recognized (or
what she is an iueorriKibl" tenna
Uuseatlnif niemliers of leislativo
bodiea and Installing In their jiliwi'i
men nf ntiiswltn political faith, for tin
furtherance of lmrtisau measures, is a
method which is becoming" moro and
mnrn common and IS 0110 WHICH, II
pursued, will be productive of endless
scandal. tr fu and trouble. jiioaiiiiew.
III politics is as contemptihlo as any
other kind of meanness and will not
tut annoortr.il bv 11)0 wonlii, as some
politicians have yet to find to their
cost. Political turtles will no wen
to frown on unfair measures for their
own futnro welfaro for an iipiniront
pnwent triumph may turn Into crush
ing disaster at a later date. Trickery
ill politics is expected hut ojicii,
brazen trickery can not Ioiik he
rounteiianced.
Oovenior ClianilH'rlaiu has been
making free use of his veto )owcr and
many incipient laws have eoiue to an
untimely end by this means. The
bill for a minion bureau was one of
the latest to fall under his disapprov
al His reason for vetnjiiK it was
because it placed too much xiwcr for
public xicno in the lunula of the
coinmisHloii. There were slronK ob
jections to the hill on the purl of
some of Hie mine owners. While
Clmiuliorliilit was vetoing hills r i 1 1 1
and left, Hie remembrance emu.
forcibly of the plea used ii"jiinsl him
in the cnnimiKii: ho was such a K'""'
fellow that he could not say "no" to
any one. While some of the gover
nor's vctis's can not fail to rouse op
position, it is conn (led that, in the
main, his iirounds are well taken, anil
he Is supiortcd generally by the sen
tinient of the lieoplo, who eye his
economic watchfulness with a good
deal of approval, la all, he has
Vetoed II hills Hissed by the liilc
legislature
It is the custom of the hour to con
demn tresis, vet trusts are gooil nnd
Kid nnil only the had ones are descry
ing of coiidi iiinaliou. A trust i: a
strong ilcinniistrtil ion of the old propo
sition, " In union there is strength. "
In this couiiecliou there Is suggcsleil
a trust which ought to he formed -a
trust for the development of Southern
Oregon all (lie several localities to ho
mcmlxTs of the trust. The tune Is
iast for js'tty local jealousies lli.it are
always doll inienliil to the country.
Tim nagging ami the small Uhfru ndlv
feelings Ih-Iwocii town anil town
should he discouraged at every opisir
til li 1 1 y. lu a hnvtd sense, the Interests
of the t.vcriil portions of Southern
Oregon are Id. I'ticnl. The develop
incut of one portion promotes the de
velopment of another. In general, ii
limy Is' ki ill that what lielis tliants
Pass, helM Mcdford and Ashland
either directly or indirectly. Audit
does not hurt either one of them to
admit that the other two are' good
towns for so they are. Heing in the
geographical situation they are thev
roll Id not help it if tle-v tried. In
some particular advantages each has
its su'riorily. Kadi has room to
grow in its own iliMi n l. The South
ern Oregon Iuwiin must cnliniilc a
generous feeling IihmihI one another
and eulcr together heartily in nn
movement or measure that willheli
Southern Oregon. l.,t I.m-iiI j. uIohm
and bickerings give way to a broader
scut uncut.
A CITIZEN'S OPINION
Mr. Chiles l.iiuckirs Ills Views
on Cliv Allans.
Kdilor t'ourl. r:
1 have been liiu.1iiiinus.il m t !)a. M
slide ami gooil s.ii it. .1 reply of our
mayor to the comuninicai n.n ( Mr
Hough, oue ol tlie i-ouncilinen. 1 wish
ill no way to enter Into the coolrm, r-
between the two gentlemen, but 1 do
dislike to see a man's is-ciivituiu ,,r
employment brought into (he discuss,
ion of a public matter in this broad,
free country of ours, w here every man
is equal Ufoiv the laws, rights, priv
ilege ami iiiiniuuitii s.
I will my that it is my private
opiiiiuii that Mayor Hashor has made
a coinmen enient in iiifimvuu lit of the
city ordinances that smells stiongly of
worth and his ollicinl procedure has
ne appearaui-e of ,iK, ,T,W (lf w k.
GOOD 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 liccatise we strive
to buy the kind that vears. We do not search for
shoddy stuff when buying.
RED STAR STORE:
W. li. Dean & Co., I'ropr.
Front street, oppo Depot.
S.A
bono and as a citizen, I say "go it"
Brother PaKhor.and never lose sight of
the fact that yon belong to the execu
tives department of the oily lu tho fit
foroeiiiont of law anil if any should say
or intimate that ho will not stand hy
yon in the same, it is an oiicn declara
tion of a low order of citizenship."
Tliero seems to exist a diflii ulty of
agreement between tho mayor mid
common council in upi'ilnlmcnts to
ofllco. It being the right of the mayor
to apiKiiut and tin council to coulirin
or oppose, winch, wilhout douht
means the power on the pari of the
council to reject, but in my opinion,
ill the exercise of that iHiwcr, the only
thing that should count is the unfit
ness of the individual for tlio ollicc
to which the appointment is nunli .iind
ill calculating unfitness from the
American standpoint, neither religion
nor JKilitics, should he considered a
factor. The case is parallel to Hint of
the president and the U.S. senate.
And if the standing of the individ
ual nominated hy the president is
good, it would show up the senate in
a bad light to reject the same, for no
other than religious or political cause.
ResS'ctfully, ,1. M. Chiles.
STRIKE AT GRANITE HILL
GOLD ON RIVER BARS
Precious Metal Cast Up In Shift
ing1 Gravel by Flood.
Many river bars which have been
winked out in the ast will pay to
mine again next summer. Tho high
water shifted the river gravel to such
.in extent that a good di al of gold
can not fail lo have ls-en cast up at
different points. In places where the
gold has been collecting for years,
tin' torrent of the recent flood litis
swept the bedrock clean, to throw out
the gold on some bar lower down,
and Koine lucky river miners will
probably reap golden harvests during
the time of low water in the coming
summer and fall.
A 'THIRTY STAMP MILL
To De Erected Immediately on
Wolf Creek Property.
Body of Ore of Gree.t Richness
Uncovered.
A sensationally rich strike was
recently made in the (Irauite Hill
mines of the Louse creek district,
which uro under development by the
American Gold Fields t!o. of Chicago.
A lsidy of extremely rich ore was mi-
overed in a tunnel which is Is-iug
run at the i:i.r foot level. The extent !
of the rich ore is not dcflnitclv usccr-1
tallied. The values run Irom fjol) to I
f-'iOO to the ton and some of the sam
ples are remarkably beautiful, show
ing free gold in astonishing profusion.
The company is Intending lo install a
mill. of at least JO stamps as soon as
the roads are in condition fur heavy
hauling.
W. 10. Olmstead, manager for the
company that recently purchased the
Hcrihner -Henderson mines near Wolf
Creek, is now at the iroTty, making
arrangements for the installation of a
:tt-stainp mill, which is to Is erected
inside the next ll days. Thero is a
tremendously largo body of ore in
sight and no development iH required
to justify tho erection of a mill of
huge rapacity. The rfirphyry dyke
which produces the gold has been
traced and prospected for a half a
mile in length and is from "ill to UK)
feet ill w idtji. Its depth is as yet an
unknown quantity, but a shaft has
been sunk to a depth of all feet,
gratifying prnspoclH still continuing.
The ore is soft ami can he milled
easily and rapidly, a feature that
doubles the profit on ore of a given
value, Tlie mine should he a big
producer in the near future.
Waterman's Fountain Pens at
( 'ranier liros.
WILLIAMS BROS. FACTORY
Building Is Completed evnd Ma
chinery Being Installed.
The big sash and door factory binld
ing of Williams Bros. & Kendall has
beeu completed and the employes are
now engaged in the work of arranging
and setting up the machinery. An
installment of machines was lately
received and there are yet more to
follow. There will be over 30 ma
c'lincs in the shop and the plant will
lie the largest in its jurtirular line
of any on the coast, with oue excep
tion. Tlie factory will be in oper
ation in a few weeks.
ENDEAVORERS TO MEET
District C. E. Convention to Be
Meld This Week.
Typewriter ribbons f(,r all machines
for sale tit the Courier ollicc.
The district Christian convention to
be held at the Presbyterian chert
this week, beginning Friday evening
and continuing till Sunday evening,
ill bo the most successful event of its
character ever held in Southern Or
egon. There will be a large number
of visiting delegates from the otb
towns of the district, and the meetings
will be lively and full of interest and
profit to all who attend. On each
evening of the convention there will
be an address hy a speaker of note.
On Friday evening the address will be
given hy Kcv. Clarence K. Fbcrmali,
field secretary of the united society of
Christian Kndinvor; He v. I'. F. I'helps
of Ashland will, srs-nk on Saturday
evening and on Sunday evening the
address will be given by Kcv. W. (i.
Council. Other chnrches will unite
ill the Sunday evening services. Inter
esting pajiers and discussions will Is
given during the ("invention end the
musical feature will he very attract
ive, liesidts the "convention, chorus"
some very enjoyable sp cial lit niher
will be given.
Following is the program:
Friday Evening.
Song Service.
Scripture reading and praver .
Dr. HolxTt Leslit
Anthem "I'raiso Ye the Father"
Chorus
Address " What Christian Kndea
vor Offers to Young People"
Hev. Clarence K. F.licrman
Anthem "Thon Wilt Keep Him
111 Perfect Peace" .. Chorus
Hymn and benediction.
Saturday Morning.
U:.'I0 Prayer Service. Leader K. K.
Washburn.
U A" V. K. Extension Campaign
J. A. Rock wo ml
10:00 "What Church Membcrshin
Should Signify" Hev. G. W. Nelson
10:15 Denver Convention ...
J. A. Kockwood
1 0 ::I0 r.iisincss Session.
2:00 Ilible Heading.
2:15 "Tho Host Thing in En
deavor" Kcv. J. M. Hunter
2:!l."i "Knowledge is Power in
Kcligion" J. W. McDougall
2 Vocal Trio
Mrs.Guult, Edna and IjiuraParkcr
!I:(X) Junior C. K. Exercis'
Miss Coc, nupt.
llmutofiint
Ul'-.llW.N-.f lno SB-k
HOC
for Gentlemen
OQO K
1 1
50 AND
NAME AND PRICE ON EVERY PAIR
00
The Crossett Shoe
EXTREME STYLE AT POPULAR PRICES.lN DRESSING
THE FEET ONE SHOULD LOOK FOR FIT, DUR ABI L1TY,
AND STYLE. YOU FIND ALL THESE IN THE
FOR SALE BY
Eia -s.
cross1" SHO.
DiXON.
CARNIVAL A CtRIAINIY
Woodmen Malting: Ariangciiwnls
lor Hlg Sure! r vlr
The Woodmen of tlie World have
been cent inning their arrangements
for the gland street lair and carnival
Hid if the project receives tlie csvt-
1 generosity of supmrt front the bus
iness men il in. IV be looked II foil as
letlnitcly certain. Elmer W. 1'iost,
business manager for H. .1. Arnold's
Oregon I'acitic - Oriental Carnival
, has been in tiranls l'as tins
k, arranging with the Yvodiucn
in hebalf of his mammoth attraction
l'his ccttiKiuv has lU) people and a
cries of.titractious making a I'outih
f .Inly it a circus seem commonplace.
riu-y have a grand pailioit pn;o
toot in dimcnsii.u-, and besnb tl i
have a menagerie, a niciiv o i, uiul, a
lu gi-o pl.ml.it ion, a Japaie e t, a gar
il n, a Palace of Mirth, a Hindoo the
ater, and an Edison elect tic she w. I'.e-
M'!e ll.C t lltet pi Isiug fiailire: fill
lll-htd by this Collll'. tll , the Wee-ll!!' !
v. ill arrange lo, .il a: I net n-ns and , , :i
t-ts There ill be 1 m l cent, sis,
base hall games, and hose ,-ou:, st a:, 1
ot'i. r evi tits The Woodmen wiil s, n I
a ie,rcs, hi it i e lo the oi I i r southern
' h'-gen tow iis an,! the i artiix.t! ul 1 v
ni ele a W hole Solithi : n I Hi e, u atlair
l lie dat. s ill he mi 1 I, ! s i'.i :ull
I. eland Sidrng-i
Urniii is rov ing ry f ist ; ,,i is a'l
k Olds of v g, t it Ion
W nre h n um nice spt in- . a' bet
:lh hghl host, at night.
I he ttiiu. i. ,ae plenlv of
the kiioa in 'he nioiiiitaiiis .
on well. Th v ill bine a
Vet.
Miss M md- . ' -on i.-s
Eugene t,, i, ., .. .. i n , c v , .
bind and loue I .. .. in it,, 1 ..
Andersen.
Peopl are bi.sj- .ort ii,,; Some
milking ganl. ns. .j i,,, t, ,
bitds of nil kinds
T 1
if iis beauty,
sieging.
ic n ails are divine up fast. bu
in places (bey are Vcly bad yet. I'bc
hiile iihoie I.eland thai was par
tiallv w.i.sheil away is being rebuilt.
I eland needs a band wagon to take
our musicians uroniid the town, cs
pecialK on .sei-eiiadini: limes. K. ti.
Virtue wants the honor of driving the
baud wagon.
A nice, itiiet dance was given al
I.eland Saturday night. The young
folks elllovcd themselves hugely as
the I.eland hall Is one of the best
d. niee balls in Oregon. The floor is
second to none in the slate.
We have ail uihliiioii built on our
d-jot, but il is not large t nough to
aeeoininodale the freight thai comes
to this place Many nines our freight
aont a, tist h iiiiile and .iw oer ions
ot llrlght to get at some lh.lt Is cover
ed up
A yoen- lellow from California
e. ime heie and ile 1 1 1 . in l 1 v mail ted
on. et our fur d mis -U and tool, tier
I our young
wi-o too
iwav v lib
but
. Ill
got
CO I-
Wlltlorville Notes
Samuel Critiser was ill our coin
iniiuitv Sunday.
Tin' rain Monday hind red the
farmers spring work.
.hones and Ernest I.wcis arc again
ill our community.
.1. W. Mi Colluni mane a brief busi
ness trip to the Pass one day last
week.
Frank Stevens sold one of his farms
last week. A. S. Wells was t ... pur
chaser. Miss Lottie MeCollum has been
Unite sick but is some better at
pres.Mil.
Mrs. K Lindsay is ipiiie sick at her
home on Chancy creek. A doctor was
called Monday.
Perry Iiswell and wife have moved
from ci r creek to Slate crock valley,
m ar Wihb rville.
Mr. and Mis. A F. Cart and Will
drown s'iit Sunday at W. II. Cart's
on Chancy creek.
Miss Emilia Hocking is now stay
ing with Mrs. Wilson of Jerome
t h it
ell '
wo: s
ed Ott
licit 1
Clld is
was i a oto- tow n last
a n, in. i on upper
e I. poll, pi, uty of
-ion and the in:ii.. p, nr i- w ho is ipiite sick.
u l lie ..iiiiiiiii i . i,
a ia i go ii ii 1 1 in ii t
e an. a big clean
leh.
3-20 "Workings of Junior C. E.
S.s:iety" .... Mrs C. E. tbcrmau
.V50 Worker's Conference. . .
Led by Kcv. C- E. Els rmau
.-Saturday evening.
T :4a Song S' r ice.
H im Sriptur.- Heading and prayer.
1.,-d be W. G. Council
Authein- 'Th, Lord i-My '-'t-''
h:Ia Addre-s-'Mis-ion Workin
ii, v. .v. r. .Till- e.-
M-areh me, 0 Cod"
Chorus
America's all
Slam
Aiith'-in-
S : l-"i Addn -s-
to Consecrated Service"
Led hy P. F. Pl.clps
Hymn and Pete dicii.ii.
Sunday morning the Usual services
will be In Id in the various churches:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock, preaching
services at il :oo. In the evening.
Young Jsnpio s meetings will he In M
as u-ual at ti SI" and at i there will
Is- a I'nion Meeting of the churches
of Grunts Pass at Bethany Hresby-
tertati ciiurcti,
Sunday Evening.
7 :Vi Praise Si rvi'-e.
Anthem "Children of the
Heavenly King" .. Choru-S.-no
Scripture n ailing ami prayer
Ih-v. W. T. Gould, r
Anthem-'-Se. !, Y. the Lord" ('honi
S. rmon " A PI. dg. .1 and Con.'.--
i rat. d Lib " 11. v. W. (i. Coiiindi
I lyiini iiinl 1 - in did ion.
All UM clings of t!.- CliliVelll imi will
h- ,i Id in I!, th.iiiy Presbyt. ri.it!
. Iiiiich.
Grtvnts Pcisii Vi enthcr Report.
l-o!!"uii,-in a siliiitnary w-atle-r oh
sera::nil at iiranls l'i-s . hiring th.
month of Feb I S. :. ns repotted hi
I Ih I'.l'M- - k, 'oeai Vol. inla.'V -.'is -rv-'r
.r !h" ' he. on Male We.ilhel Sel iec.
GOOD ROADS ARE NEEDED
Efficient Rural Mail Service Im
possible Without Them
Tin- Suliirliiti'ndePt
ot ll.r Itnral
. . Illl lilt? '
j ;
of good
IlllllliticS
il Kiiperlii
-V SVStelll, 111
M., A
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Mill. Mean Pre i
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A8aI...,,.,mcoomc:alIa.al'P'';
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Wltil the ii.
, ..I, , ,! maiiitciiaiice
..,. ,!,,-n,-hi,t rural ( itnimltn
sa.d A. W. -Ma. lieu, geiier
'. .. . ... ,.f Hi,, free delivery
an a.ldr- deliver the Miu,,s,,aj
,. i fc,ad.s eoi.vciitioii. If s.ur gun.
U,mM t.i that ileu.ee oi i
which a wo.-n-ssive ,,d et.hgh ... d
,ri,li,. ,;,s a right to expect and hl b
I,,,' ,lf p,ple n.ov Iciut.nil, we
must make m. p,.o,, -incuts.
i,u, of til- g.-..'.cst a.h,ntagc3 he
,.,,, ,..rvlce gives tlie farmer Is the
h- newspaper. This not "l.v keept
lit ni posted on current events, eu. ... -,-vi.l.s
him with very Important in
formation uhont the 'I''".' """'kcb'.
,,n which he must depend for the
priees on farm products. In the locali
ties w-h-li siipidv our great luark.V
w.th cattle and produce It is of vital
i:i.-,,t.ii.-c P. the shipper to know
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Always keep in mind
that we employ only first-class
Plumbers and Tinn
ami consequently can do work that will satisfy yon, :'
Give us a trial and he convinced.
Grants Pass Hardwa
2ompany
Front Street, Opposite Depot,
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WAN i ED
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Opened in tills, city (W
tiirinc coijefrn. nlarr 0n(n'.."
hirs per monlli extra ratiinii.,,!;'
pcn.ses. 1'ive Hundred lWlis J
is see .Ki.eph ity rc.juircd llest of !,
, MannLter, P. O. Itux 2121 st. -'
:S' nt, tirtnils ,-,,o,
To tile I'uhlic.
We are sti II located in the I. ). O.
K. huildineand tire .situated so as t.
quote you lie very lowest prices on
till grades of l'ianos and I'roaiis.
Sold on easy installments old instru
ments taken in oxohnnp'. A full lin.
of violins, 'guitars, mandolins. Sheet
music and music hooks always on
hand. II.. (i. Ma-oon, Manager.
SELLS
DRUGS
OPP. OPERA HOUSE
Oregon
Field and Garnen
Seed in Bulk.
Needed In Every Home
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in i.s 'O, ur 'itlnttj te "''oiA.-ii:,
The Snr nml 7:'n,in. ! Fhttun of thi
l'i!rriialiiittttl u.m iseitf.f i'.i 1)t-!obtr
r. ! V,' lnu.-l me Ut.
Weii!-. pui a..!i
Webjler't Colloglata Dictionary
rilhliliwuuiry of Seotti-h W ..r.lsiunl ph ruses
H'WI'V 1 .i Uin.inHi.im. S. Til.i!! J-H lautafc
"First -i'!;Vs In iiii!it y, eeoii,l.c!nss in i
Siss'iinen n.i.-.-H. ,,f of l,th
ts.'ks still ell upphealion. X fA
iG.OC.MERRIAMCO. wistis,
P,.v,l:.k... icoixt.uit
M ' o . , VDItlMjri
Springfield, Mass.
k of rui
, !,. l,t;.it III. 1 . -1 Kiev
! -i imirfcet.
le,ete flOlll
ill almost en
t:it::. K'veli
an con-nit
..-t lep-rt everv .hiy
rce.dvi s, 8I..1 tlll'cu .-Il
i . :h .'.ii!;. pf. s. V ii
I to ll-.'li' lll.t! ill UC'.ll.v
il l I, ,is oi' ! ii- !'.!!!. ior .'Is snnll as it do, s
the re- ' I' ' I ol' the hll -e city in wilicll
it is ptthli- -ed. '
It e s i-hoiit sa.vic.- thai the s. rv
lee, to h- edieiei.t :::nl s:iii.-!':ielory,
llll'.-l he pel l'- n;,. d Willi f..-',li:. ity 111!. I
pur. el i in li! . 1 . ry o';i- w , II see at once
lllll il'l IilI'.I.II S' . i . s -. , '.s.s,oiv
.n er -,.,.! fia-is: ov. r hud ..ii. It can- lll'IlmS 1 USS,
llli e-! t i - I, i e shoe. u. how vcr,
l;:l! p-l'i.o!l ..:' i't l.:i-l eie i II ii .1 of
t he p i.O-'O ;:i iv j' .-; - I ii I i-ll a I'C
!:ii, o, er l.-el . i' i'll . I io- re-.,',.. Todiiy
In 'it, ii:, : ..' . ! e. ii'iii ion .,i ma uy .,!'
olil- . o i,;i y ro .Is f.,1 Il, s tin- etle l i eilt
o' s::. 1, , i.-, Mil, 1-. , in f.ie et, 1.
.1 ti;.- rur.ti five h ii o iy s, r-, 'ph,,
-; .': u. I' th- p-,-t tv.o er three
y, of- h s so thol oliuliiy enin iheeil t h"
depar'veM th;it the sueee s ,,f (,
S. n ice. the UiMuate peff, eio of
op. -.ll'. il. t!ep. .:,!-; lipi'll the n con-
di ion of the roii. is thai it n,,u- exaeis
t'l'olll petiiietiei'S for th"' serviee ;i!
u-i-... in. ut mi th. ir putt te iuipriiv the
t'oiuls or to see thai the proper author!
ti. s w ill ,!.. so.
The federal authorities :ire. of
-.lil'so. p.iv, , l l, ss to fofee those eliars-
ed w ith the c.iiisirii, ti,,:, iui, I main
ten:. ii t fools to f..i.i.y- v i:'i Hies,.
rcpiests, hut they limr it wilhiu their
p.c.ver nt any time to wiihdri.w the
final ihliiiry service Irom roads over
u hicli its o... ration is in,), ih .! of n-ii-
d.T.sl ili:..,s.;,l. ,,,, ,., ,..,! f ,.,
Inch of a'l. i, t'on hy th. st.it,. , r eoiiM
ty iiciii- rite s. i ii.ij ia .,,. ,,, In .
still, its has (I,,. .!, I ,:;- i ;;,!. i,,.,.,,
p. lled to r. -It to th s ,.rel!... Ill
almost every histai,,-,. iis ri.pi, st is
promptly . ..iiiph,,! w i 1 1 1 hy h. ih t,,.
road snpeni. ,rs 8l!,i ti,.. ,,...
this Way a sllolij. i'l-.tiis li.is heel.
' f OR. sale".
A pair of horses MaKnnim
liit; ouid tru.le (orlu.
Tuvl r.
CjT .' n j ' 3 ff Si : I J.dciam H ares f.7r .ale orlnl
tJiJl2jL-.LjJJX -- try. Impure of HuwuT)
()T0() 'hulero.it apiiletru,,'
Kurekii Numwr, War'
J. II. liolllMBON.
.()() ACHi: ruii.li, giil"jr, I
apple ot. hard, mi', pr 4 x
iihiindance: water fur inc.,!,. 1 IJAi
I springs on every lUiuTMittuB- ,. 1
raneu country; two dinning ctlvu I
I hum, every tliiiie; complete; i, fUm
Irom Irosts, liooit iiiitiuiK tuii-j XdJCIIl,
hall mile 1101 in ot tunnel!!, j, vxr. 1.
Inquire nt tins oilue. , "9
W 1 1 i t u atiil Yellow Iml'Ii! Cot 11.
Sttitr Cum, I 'op Corn.
Alfalfa, Timothy, Red and White
Cover.
l'cas, 1'iL-aiis, Onion, Carrot.
Also regular package sctds.
- NEW TODAY.
I KMOVAI, OF 1 irKU'E-pTi
v KAX. .specialist fur di-tw
KVK, KAli, NUMO and Tllt
moved liid uiliffs. to Mutual :tr;
iluildiiiK, No. tiiietiry si. r..rac
.s-iiii r ruii'.'isco.
RAKF
SWEETLAND i(
FRKSII and SAL!
MEATSi.
I'.IONH 21
0(
S01
J. M. CHILES,
FKUNT and FOUKTH STS.,1
Attention!
N. E. McGUEW,
HONKER
TRUCK, and DELe
i'lirntlitre and I'miio
Moving o f1v
GRANTS PAbS. Ot a "J
versl
The popular bat ber shop anr
Get your tonisorial wofkt . ,
IK A TOMPKKantn
On Sixth Street This: .
Path mum in cuntitcitf
For ,,!.,..; I nil, sell n.enV HEST AU81' H?
-huts a,,.l.lot, car .dci.t. a (l ) V NT E li HOI'
. ' ' i.ii.io .ia vM i'i uiiin.rvi..ir.
liheti t,, road ii.ii.:-. .
t'hi... Mi.-hiu-.il. W
llois.
ii r
the I'
!. in lil.liiltlll.
"lis II ill HP.
Daniel l-'rcdcrick
The Fair Store
(irants I'ass, Ore.
(Sl.U-Srt's Old p.:
I'.oiil Street, liiuiiln fi' "
ruTHKit A N it.uFi.B, Tit
i'iisi-cl.is Me.il. St-ort ""lr
jllSTKii sh, Bmiei. Kits "'
Ih.
deh-
!ep:lflll, nt csluhlishos.
V sef ice In eili. s ,.,,.1.
"' d to It ur.hr the law tlie 1 -1 an. 1
th .nt:.-; a:-,. r, d t:,,t
1" I' Hi !. Uses. ;,,
R
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I 1
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th
v t
1.. I.
th
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lii' if
is iii v i', r t . : ;
I I"- he .,, V 1,
ie i.i.i.: -r ..:' ,,1 ,
r ' ..':--. Ic is
SOPyHiHT.
. i. ii,;:i
THE CONVUNltNC
OF
" As'u iiKul" ol iiiinistiriuf 1
is too well Ut.v.11 i" fl--' these
men:. We have en 1mJ tVrac
... , ... .1.., iln..
s.iiiiilarii kinns, oi "..
ih-: sntnr or Lc!.:tiue cui"
viss-l peli' ts, t:;hu:..
will put up in tmy tl'-sif'1'"
ijs.lal rem. di. s
...,-ll.o We arc ill'llj
our j 1 1 1 line.
them
Nov
P. PuiRiacy and National Drug SK
lit1." 11 ill: 1 the id. 01 s he ' !
'! ie'. ! h .!. A Co s
f"i ' I', th '-h'te ,.f ,-i V -l
' ' 1 1 M - ' -"d .'s 1 '.--:
h s he n L-i-iMit'; in-. Ii, p, ,;. ), .
Ih 1 .st . i-hi-u: ,. ,,-.... i ., ,.,: w
P'o' ,1 s f ,t in,.; .-,. 1
t: s !... sh ill Inn.
!''' ' hi-,v,:.y ;, his
liny f:-i:t. sh ;,!,. or f,
i.i'-le
v.-
ly In
savs
i
i r.iiid 1
-plit.t t.. ih i
n pi', nits. . !
t tfc-s of se't i
idl
A. U. Bannard's r
BIG STOrm
,1
I' Mr. Hush. hir symivithy is crcn l.-d
! to the Ivroavod wife and children
I'si . y thiiihs hr has lieht '
i I' the K'lp: i vcrv hody else i. ' - Wells und family evisctto
1'iir post:. .aster is uctliiii; let-I move from tin ir M. dfor.l h. mo to the
f in.iuirv ah, nit our land, mid f .r... I,., ,.,,...i.......i i.-. i
soil.
9r
a.i m.-aniiire n en t-v. -y .,n ol the f,-nuiu : . , , , ,, , ,. ', ' 1 !
Laxative Brttnio-Quiniue rw 1 " , '; J::" r '
uo r-iuiH!y that -iir-u 11 vuil lu oue day , . , ' ' '!;s r"'l0
i'...Clearinaf. Sale
-. A
i.i
tliui.lc tioni the cohl, vvindv ea.t
We will y.-t .1 pi ininiirat ion tiiii.
s.:itik- i'eople who h..ir of our
cltui.ro want lo iiniie here to escape
th.- cohl Idi.-. ills if t he cistern si in , s.
1,1.111.
w a i
hoi.
Icl-K
I as
lnu-
l .'i
t la, i one l.u
i iu iv is si , lit
n si , um , in .il
a nice n tv
In. :i Iiv ir
so: rise party vv.ls held al
pin's hotae at the lhi-'.o 11
hist vv. , k 'I'll,, mn.
v it', nice siiiinc, aiiit
o iis-c Ph- re w as a U.i
it I ar Miinto-i s, .
sople I
Mr H.irv. v int. ml. to dn sonic
work in the saw null on Jerome
pr:un,. this vv. .1. if the v. iitln r will
s unit.
V. inotii.
nkmm.y Kvunars ms i.ikk
As White As Snow
tiVe-ll.if.
I
-.1 .1.
Artin.iw.iv aluie.t timin..- fatallv.
iit.-d n hoir.hl,, i,',., r ,M, tl.e ,-g -(
It. Otti.-r, Vr iiis'.in. 111. Kcr four
in v ears il dcti.-l nil .i. lors an I all
ui n iueli,. I'ut 1'iiel.h U s Arnii ii
Salve Im.l no troutd,, to eur.. Ii.n,
Wide Awake. j K.U:II muni for I'.c.rns. I'ruis.s, Ss ii
I Kiuptiom mid Vil.s. :, , nrin w.
r Noorl.i.s ahout I,k1.Ui. ami Siij.piiea K. Kreiui-r'a lru t.r
i Ie
stHl.ll
It. i'hev hav
t l-t '. i' .i he!
11 OUI if ill I h., ti
s shol t iif its tv st
I'llt f li ... -. ,.e
w ! it :!; v s;,,- a;.,.u, ,,t. J ..
f. rd I : ,:id of ui .,, ,.u,. ,v, ,.
'is. ;,,:, , ,. , .,.
t . '- it., tits of i ; o
'! " " Uses' ' P. -im
- '' ' ! rfeeti. :i
not .- li s o..
t. litis th, s
Whi.lt k in. 1
'.:.-. a:. I 1 .
Ctl lie tell
r- - f c- ,
f. I.vi-'
i e-t ... nr.
i n s. .i tor everv two n,
II Is provi.h ,1 p, tiie n.-t. li,,
... oe anou , ,t r..r lys-s- f !U
oi- oi evc.s, r roiirM, p-.rt of
" '' line also provut-
)' !'"r '" "V I 'l'-'-l .Lstrm-s ,v
V ..'ir.-s the trees thus phu.'hd.
Coiinn Treasurer's Notice
'"'" f:""! in the :r.-.,.a-v ,
l;:;1v,.,:.:"'jr u,:r-yvr-.; -
I- I. lav or.
,, ' '"".n v tr. ,.,:r, r
...NORTH SIDE...
INDISPENSABLE
TO MINING MEN.
JsJ PER YKA.R, POSTPAID.
M' . it'll
i n
LLb Scientific PRFSS
lh.no luiii-ht ami will soon receive tho
di-L'os-t s.t(,( k oi Carjicts ever shown in Orarn'
l'as aiul want to close out sonic in stock, ana ,
will make pooial inducements to close buyers-
As 1 h;lu. i,.t!u, j.nj.tv. arhefn selling Canict-5
i't prices now advertised by others as otron)
0,V !'l u'"- " will see the advantage of Pvin-: ?
tiii voui- uiiinediiito attention. " ;
A lot of Wall Paper in small lots at you'
own pnc... lhh'i ains half price. -
A lot of universal Steel Ranges and Coc
Moves will 1 o sold rc-ardless of cost to tK
tliem out. They are extra .jualiiy. : '
I'.verythm;: iU i,0ttom prices.
A. U. BANNARD,
Furniture and House Furnishing
North Side, - P,. 0
A. A. DAVtsJ r.-0 2ITfe, 0,t
Curt