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ROGUE KiVErt COURIER
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THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1903.
James J. Hill denies tlie rnmor that
he Is associated" with Harrlmnn In
boylng np the timber of the Pacific
coast BJirl says that he lias bought no
liniber and wants no timber. It in
likoly that the story has little founda
tion hat it Is a good sensational item
' and as such will have a wide i lrrnla
Hon. King Edward went slumming In
Dublin and visited a number of ten
enieuU without ostentation or cre
niony, greeting the occupants with
friendliness and cordiality. His pop
ularity in Ireland seems to huvo In
creased greatly by reason of his visit
and in Dublin shouts of "good luck
to yo" greeted him on twery liuud.
Champ Clark wurns us to look out
for Joe Bailey of Texas as a coming
presidential candidate of the deuiocrii
cr and says that he will be "another
Andrew Jackson come to judgment "
But Mr. Iiailey i not expicled to
appear as a candiduto next year, on
account of his fg it with Beverldge
ill the Beuato. It would not bo very
surprising however if the democratic
candidate were to lie some entirely
new man like Bailey.
Oeueral Miles, who is soou to be
retired on account of old age, made a
WU mile horseback ride recently to
show that ho Is not suth'a back num
ber as some people might think.
Miles Is a very able soldier who lias
done brilliant service In tho Indian
wars and who should have been given
lurger opportunity for service In
tho 8nili and Philippine wars.
But Miles has no reticence and got
himself into disfavor with the higher
jiowers by his fluent utterances.
A great Interest is being taken in
tho election of a new jhiK), which will
soon tako place in Rome. It Is as Im
possible at prcHen1; to indicate the
successful candiduto as it is to locate
the winner in .an Oregon senatorial
election. The conditions are very
similar. There Is one leading candi
date, RumH)lla, who seems not to
command votes enough to elect him
while his opponents urn divided aiiuin)i
a number of candidates. At preseul
it looks as though tho votings might
be ninny and the election long and
tedious.
If the report is true that Portland
men have succeeded in contriving
a mining caisson that will fit the
rugged aud uneven b.ittom of Rogue
river and make milling of tho same
urolitiiblH. the Invention is one of
largo importance to this district
well as to nm'jy others. The stream
.beds of Boutherji Oregon are "ground
sluices." The smaller ones were
"cleaned op", in tho early days but
some such contrivance as nlmve meu
t loiicd is ueeessary In order to success
fullv clean on tho big "races", of
which Bonne river is one.
The International sky is seldom en
tirely serene and just now the war
clouds seem to be hovering in the
direction of Manchuria. Tho re
lations betweeu Russia and Jiu are
somewhat strained and it Is a popular
sensational utterance to prophesy war
between these two enterprising
IKiwers. In the event of conflict
Jauui, the Weaker nut lull, is expected
to have at least the moral support ol
Great Britain and hints are prevail nt
that support of a more stibMantial
character will 1 forthcoming. Then
is a dispositinu on the luirt of some to
get the United Stairs lined up with
Jupau and Knghind against Russia
but this country has 110 inarn 1 with
the latter nut ion w hich has always
been Irlendly. If Russia dominate!.
Mimcimrin she will oriraiiixn it,
I'ivilUn it aud make it part of the
world.
THE GRANITE HILL MINE
Imporvcmonie Now Being
tailed at This I'ropertv.
In
Work is progressing steadily lit the
Granite Hill procrty and the new
10 stamp Mill is expected to be In
readiness foi operation early in the
fall. Development work has Wen
carried on steadily and the property
now presents nil appearance hum!
gratifying to the owners. A large
(luantity of ore has been uncovered,
carrying high and steady values.
When the uew mid complete equip
ments which are uew Isiug pi, ice. I
are once iu operation, this mine will
take its place among the larger pro
dueers Iu the slate. iiunant im
provements in the equipment of the
Granite Hill placers are also iu con
sideruitou, among them being the in-
stallatlon of a hydraulic elevator 011
the lower part of the properly. Thl
ground is very rich but its depth h
hitherto seriously hampered hydraulic
operations. The upHT portiou of the
gmuud has plenty of fall and has
been a richly productive mine for
many years.
Excursion RateatiYa? J .1 B y
Ou June 1st the Southern Pacllic
Co. will resume sale of excursion tick
ets to Newisirt, and Yaiiulna Bay.
Rate from Grants IW, f IU This
popular resort has long ln well and
favorably known to the people of
Western Oregon, and the low rates
offered should enable everyone to take
ju outing.
W. K. COM AN,
General Pass, nger Ageut.
rv v vvwt v vvvw w vw v v V vi
REMNANTS
ODDS and ENDS
of StocK.
CUT PRICES.
Red Star Store.
BEST SOUTH OF EUGENE
Moon Co ' Flour Mill Has This
Distinction.
Tho building for the new flour
mill of Moon & Co., situated uwir
the railroad just west 0 Gilbert creek
Is nearly completed. It is a sub
stantial and commodious four story
structure and adds greatly to tho np-
penrauco of its portion of the town.
Its construction bus been coiisnleral
bly delayed by the dilllculty of pro
curing lumber in the rush of building
operations that has been going on 111
Grauts Pass all the spring. The
boiler is set and tho furnaces com
pleted and tho engine will soon bo
In place. The engine is a M horsu
IKDWer automatic of excellent pattern
and is a flue machine. 1 he machinery
for the null Is nearly all in tho build
ing but is not yet up in place. The
mill will have tho swing sifter pro
cess and tho equipment of machinery
is exceptionally complete, and thor
oughly modern. This will bo the best
mill iu tho state south of hugene
and will be a very important addition
to the Industries of Grunts Pass.
The owners expoct to have it In oiier
ation iu about six weeks.
Mrs. II. L. Benson and family
and Miss Bessio Hammond left Sat
urday morning lor Spring Crock w here
they will join Judge Benson, who
stopped there on his return from
Crater Lake. Tho party look along a
complete camping outfit nod expect to
remain some time and enjoy this para
dise of tho lover of the rod and fly.
Of all Summer Goods
Consisting of
Dress Goods
Shirt Waists
Crash Skirts
Lace Gloves
Children's Straw Hats
Parasols
And
several other broken
and odd lots
TENTS AND WAGON COVERS
FOR SALE OR RENT
E. C. DIXON,
S110KS AMI ITKMSIIIMJ (i(KM)S.
GOOD MINES IN DEMAND'
F.lemenl of Chvnce Becoming
Less in Mining Business.
We receive inquiries frequently in
wheh the inquirer nks : " Po you
know of a good producing gold mine (
or even a prospH't of luci it, ' ' ThcMc
inquiries are made of us so often und
with such apparent desire on the prt
of the Inquirer to purchase 11 suitable
property, that vc take pleaMiie iu
not nig (M fact. Much capital is
ready to invest ill good mining prop
erties and the owner of a gold mine
of known value can always find a
ready purchaser. The di nuind for
such mines is always ahead of the!
supply. There ale, have been and ill- j
wavs will ! big Ku pi ins 111 the!
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Ill 11 ICS nil I lie ii.ii ti se 1 1 log w 1 1 luun
tirst obtaining quite a,, accuse
idea of t Iu mine s mineral wealth has
pretty lunch gone by. The owner of
a good mine now knows within a
fraction if the real selling value of
his mine, and this has ts-eu accom
plished by reason of the mining en
gineer and his modern select! tic
methods. In the main the purchasers
of mines nowadays are ready to iu
vest large sums of money in the opera
tions of the ptojsrtv, In latest mid
liesl machinery, aud iu exploitation of
the nine. The lies! of mine mauiigx rs
and suiM-riutcudculs ate had and
the protierty progresses. Legitimate
mining was never mo'e of a fact than
to duv. The Mining World.
Blue Print l"pcr by the yard or roll
at the Courier olllee.
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PANTHER TAKES A BATH
Str&nfe Sight Seen by Younf
Msn of G&lice.
One of the Remolds brothers, who
is working 011 Galice creek, witnessed
a very unusual aud interesting sight
recently. Karly one morning ho went
out to hunt some horses and when lit
reached the upcr portiou of the
creek, walking 011 the hillside a
short distance from the stream, he
heard peculiar and terrifying son nil,
like those of a child iu pain, emanat
ing apparently from the canyon be
uentli 1 1 111 . Cuiitiously peering ovel
the bluff he saw a huge panther in
the creek, 't he beast seemed to be
taking a hath and enjoying it very
much. lie would splesli water over
himself with his paws and yell dia
holically, apparently in an ecstasy of
glee. As Mr. Reynolds had no gun he
did not think it necessary to apprise
the 1 anther of his presence, bnt after
watching him for a time quietly with
drew and left the pleusurn of the
beast uninterrupted. This perform
uiiee is surprising according to the
general idea of a taulher, as the
popular supposition is that this beast
has a cat-like aversion to water.
('. G. Ament's horse and buggy
figured iu a runaway 1 xi itenient Wed
nesday inclining taking a lively dash
down .Sixth street. As tho liorsn was
hridleless it was a matter of consid
erable dilllculty to secure him and
tho chase was somewhat protracted.
Considerable damage was done to the
harness aud vehicle.
lines
REGRET HIS DEPARTURE
F. Nlovcill's Bondsmen Vnnble
to Locule Their Man
The bondsmen of Jus. K. Stovall,
the absconding sewing machine ageut
of c.miciilal proclivities, have thus far
been unable to locate his whereabouts
and it is likely that the rulpit will
cscactlic lK'iiitllu to which he has
made himself liable. He wrote to
!'i miis II. Stovall fumi Sin Fruiici
hut was careful to arrange inat'ers so
that he could not be located from the
letter, lie is now suplHi.cd to have
started for New York.
The little dog which was shot I
Moiall is reported to bo convalescing
nicely and w ill recover. The suITi
crn in the ease art the men who bad
, , , I, ,1, i si , ... 1 1 - a
manliness
, funii0 umU ijm
and kit' 1
li t tn out of jail. It is a matter for
regret that they am unable to capture
their man. In the meantime licuuis
Mov.ill, one of the bondsmen, wants
it distinctly understood that light
heeled Jas. J is 110 relative of his.
WORKING NIGHT ASH 0Y
The busiest and mightiest littl
thing that ever was made is Or.
King's New Life Pills. These pill
change weakness into strength, list
b'ssutss into energy, brain-fag into
'iieiital isiwer. They're wonderful
in building np the health. Only
ivr bo, -sold by National !rug Store
lint iiruut 1 ass 1 harmacy.
Welch's cloMiig out sale
is ihe place to buy.
RUMOR OF -TIMBER DEALS
H&rrlman and Hill Galnin. Con
trol of Coa.sl Timber.
The Bulletin says that E. H. Harri-
man and James J. Hill are uniting
iu a great timber deal, whereby they.
ith a number of associates, will
control the lumber market of the
world. They aro securing largi
tracts of forest laud in Northern
California and Oregon, through tlieii
agents, who have been for some time
juletly buying property on the coast.
Among the associates of the two rail
road magnates are Fredrick Weyer
haeuser, of Minneapolis ;T. B. Walker,
of Minneapolis; Jacob Blodgett, ol
Grand Rapids, aud a number of othei
members of influence in the various
timber sections of tho Western states.
E. W. Eberlin, of New York, hat
been Iu California fur several mouths.
He Is Harriiuau's agent iu that state
and has mude frciinent trips to the
northern purt of the slate where be
has been buying up available timber
lands. Kbcrlin has also been worn I up
toward securing opt'ons ou timber
laud held by various eastern people
who purchased it since the boom in
California timber begun about three
years ago.
With the many minor holdings
which Harrimuu ami his associates
may count on, it is said tunc 1 1 it
plan is to merge the more valuable
lands controlled by the Hill muds and
the Southern Pacicfl into a trust. The
Southern Pacific's principal holdings
are represented in the grunt of ten
miles 011 each side of its roud, lying
betweeu the southern boundary line if
Oregon and a jniiut south of Portland,
and consists of about l.OHJ.oou acrit
fir and sugar pine. In his plan
to place these lands iu a pool Hurri-
nan does so conditionally, with pro
visus for the protection of the coin
pany s creditors, to whom all the
lands of the company are pledged In
security lor its indebtedness.
With tho lands of (ho Hill and the
Harrimun roads and those of Walker,
Weyerhaeusear and others in Washing
ton, Oregon Idaho and California
under control Harrimau and his
associates would bu In a position to
control tho lumber tho market of the
world.
DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT
Young Man Disappears But Let
ter News Quells Alaim.
Quito a sensation was roused lust
week by the riqxirt that Willis Moon,
well known young man of this
ity, had mysteriously disappeared.
He left his homo at the Dry Diggings
camp ou Monday, saying that he
would probably not return that eve
ulug. Ho iuado a number of small
purchases iu town und was seen by n
niimh 'r or his friends iu the evening.
Nothing further was seen or heard of
him for several days and his family
and ""relatives were greatly concerned
at his disappearance mid fears of foul
play were freely expressed. Ho left
the articles which he had purchased
iu town and the discovery of these
deepened the apparent mystery of the
use. In a few days, however, an
acquaintance brought the information
of having seen him at Delta, (ravel
ing southward on the train. On being
asked where he was going he replied
that he was going to the city. No
further intelligence from him has
been received.
CONGER'S "SHINGLE MILL
New
Enterprise Just Instituted
on Cheney Creek.
One of the latest of the milling
nterprises of Josephine county is the
shingle mill of Conger linis. on
'heny creek about two miles from
Wihlerville. The owners have recent-
liurehased a uew boiler and engine
w hich they have set up ou the ground,
and the machinery is all in place. It
is expected that sawing ois-nttions
will begin this week. The mill has a
ajiaclty of 40,000 shingles per day
and its equipment of iiiik hiiierv is
tlrst class and complete. Conger
Bros, have a fine body of sugar pine
and other timber and will ho able to
turn out a tirst clans article in quan
tity. Other equipments will bo in
stalled in the near future and the mill
will ho quitean nnsirtaiit addition to
many lumber enterprises in this couu
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A NIGHT PROWLING THIEF
Burglar Filters Cornell KeaLlonce
While Occupants Sleep.
The resilience of T. H. Cornell
was entered by a buiglur one night
last week and a watch and bracelet
belonging to Mrs. Cornell w ere stolen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornell were at home
at the time aud Mrs. Cornell re
members having seen a light In the
house some time during the night bill
ut being fully awake thought little
f it until the articles were missed
iu the morning I he night bring
warm, the doors had lieen left open so
that the prowler had no ditliculty in
effecting ail entrance.
YVllJerville Notes.
Fred Wcatherby is mound again
after a hard tussle w ith the measles.
Mrs. Wade and her daughter an1
visiting for awhile at Wihlerville.
J. It. Verdin left here July 13. for
Eastern Oregon where he intends to
stay for some time.
Elba Woodards's injured leg is some
what better now, but Ed Mills' finger
is not doing as well as was expected.
Our church at Wihlerville bat had D U .v Q I I n n I ! fk O
a uew ctut of paint which lii itjrilUlU uUUUIIuO
outward apptnrauce considerably. j I I
The wild animals ot this part if
1 1 it ' country are getting quite tame.
A large bltck bear cauie down ftoui
tln hills and picked np one' of Mr. ,
Well's bogs one day last week. I
James Hocking. Sr., had quite j
an accident Wednenlay of last wevk. I
bile rolling a log the chain to w Inch '
Ihe horse was bitched came un- '
fastened letting the h g arouud strik
ing niiu on the ankle and almost J
breaking it. .inonl.
A NEW MINING CAISSON
Portland Men Planning to Mine
Bed of R.ogrte River
Joseph Bacbtcl, well known pioneei
resident of Portland, nays the Oregon
Ian, has received -a patent foranew min
ing caisson, of which be bus a model
in his office ou Kant Burt): ide street.
The intention is to form a company.
build a large caisson aud barge and
operate the caitsou on Kogue river,
ueur Gold Hill aud thus make a prac
tical test. For safety and simplicity,
as fur as can be judged from the
model, tho machine seems all thai
Mr. Buchtel cluiiui for it
The c issoii consists of a main com
partment, iu which men can work at
the bottom ot a river und iu ground
covered by boulders, or iutcrsiierscd
with eievusHc.s, or of rough bedrock,
where the dredgers now iu common
use must necessarily leave much ot
the gold deposit, by reason of the con
ditions and contour of the river bot
tom. Tlu main co-uiwrtmeut is in
geniously supplied with tabular
backets, iu which the miner can de
posit the gravel scraped from among
the boulders mid subsidence of the bot
tom of the stream without loss cf air
which fills their compartment and it
uot ouly admits of their remaining
below water surface for an indefinite
period, but ulso prevents the cutrauee
of water.
While small, the model which Mr
Huclitel had constructed shows Ihe
practicability of the mm bine which
will be built upon a subitum iaL barg -In
such a manner as to resist any cur
rent in which the scow can bo mfely
anchored. Minim men who havi
been shown the model by Mr. Buch
tel express the opinion that the in
vention may become un important
fuclnr iu that phase of placer gold
mining industry which depends for its
success uikui devices for extracting
the precious metal from '.he bars aud
bottoms ol gold-bearing streams, such
as tho Koguo river, the Umpqun
and the .Snake river, where gold
bearing bars are known to exist.
A company is now being formed for
utilizing tho caisson ou Koguo river,
and it is expected that a contract will
soon be let for the building of a ma
chine, under the supervision of Mr.
Buchtel, which w ill be shipped as soon
us completed to the point on that
stream where it will be oiierated
The structure will all Ix; of heavy
stuel pliite, excepting the bargo,
which will be equipped w ith an en
gine of sulllcieut jiower to operate
the hoisting works, propel the air
pumps und operate, the sluicing plant.
Sclmo. Slflings.
Mrs Anderson is now improving
after a long illness.
W. M. Sargent killed quite a large
bear ono day last week.
If you are in need for a physician
call on Dr. P H. llyzer of Helnm.
J. II. Williams of Grants pass made
a business trip to Selma one day last
week.
The buy crop of this section of the
country is very short. Only ubout
one half croii.
Miss Pearl Lewis of Wildervillo is
now wielding the dish rag at the
Christie saw mill.
Aaron Winter met with quite mi
accident while slashing The ax
slipped mid cut his leg, hut it is
gutting along us well as cau be ex
pected. The Schniitt Urns, mill is running
with fair success this season. Their
new logging cart which they bought
somu time ago has been abandoned.
It was a failure.
The dance given at the Solum
platform on the lHth was a grand
success. A small crowd of people
from Grants Pass was in attendance.
They seemed to enjoy themselves and
we heartily wish them to come again
to have a bettor time.
Grave Creek Items.
Homer Hasty Is vercw sick with tin
typhoid fever.
Miss Ixdta F'arleigh has returned
home for a short stay.
('.ml, cloudy weather just right
for th" hay makers, if it dis s not
niiu.
E. M. I. ght, Chas. Leonard and
liuhv I. ght were visitors to (.rants
Pass ou Monday last.
Aiiss Kuby Light, who has Inn i t
(he (In nelwk for some time past has
returned home for a short stay.
The new school house in district
No. !." is Hearing conipleton. The next
urtcile wanted w ill Ik) a tia her.
.Mrs. i lias, l lark has recent lv neeu
called to the bedside of her sister,
Miss Limi llaiiuuni of Grants Pass.
A certain young man of Grants Pass
visiter! one of our counlrv's maids not
long sin.-e and they devoted the after
noon to piddling vegetables to (unu
Kick miners. These young jicoplc are
industrious. t
Sallie.
Camera
Bargains
I have itt stock now over Hv
doin Ciinu-ras m mac raiigd'iK l"m
ix: x J' j ti 6'.. x 8'.. ami in rkc
irotti li lo $Sn; the stuck cut'.iptisc
tMtii mm atui i:ntccaincias. I can
supply you with any kiml of an
outfit at tho tig;ht juivv.
I c.ury tl.e latest stock of
i.i South?; n Otegnn.
I teach you how to operate the the
camera. uVvel- p ami print.
A, E. Voorhies
Courier Office.
CLOSING OF CHAUTAUQUA
Final Grand Concert Is Held on
Friday Evening.
The closing exercH-cs of the Chau
tauqua at Ashland ou Thursday ami
Friday evenings of last wees were at
tended by throngs of people aud the
most excellent programs were pre
sented. Thursday evening was "1)01111
burning night." celebrating the lift
ing of the debt of the association.
Miss Eula Howard assisted in the pro
gram by a piano solo, gaining many
compliments by the artistic reuditiou
of her selection. A brief immUr of
speeches were made, Arthur Couklin
and A. E. Voorhks i f this city being
among the speakers.
Oil Friday evening "as held the
closing concert of the session. The
chorus of ) voices under the director
ship of Fiuf. I- M. G!eu, whose ability
in mis direction and also as a soioisi
;i, ., i, ,,l lr..lv of Ihe success ol
the cot rt. Mrs. J. Ii. '.uuii oi u..s
city was the sojirano soloist, rendering
the" solo iu the "Trump Chorus" "ln
flamatns" and the cantata "Fair
Ellen" with pleasing ability, capti
vating her hearers by chaiiu of voiie
and maimer. Mrs. Uault went to
Ashland to assist ill the chorus but
her worth was soou recCgnized und
when it was found impossible for the
, . , , Mr...
Chulai.qnii soloist to be present iMr..
Guult w us sclictid. She had lint
l, ,l,.va in which to work oil the
"Fair Ellen" and oilier solos and h-r
curt-ess is coiisiileri d wonderful.
lie. ides Mrs. Gault, Ihe following
Grauts l ass people were in Ihechoru- :
Miss Margaret Bumiurd, Miss lhitiie
S il..by, Miss Zelle Hair' and A. F.
Vnorhics.
Dr. Van Dyke paitii ii-ucd in the
pn gram with a clarinet solo, "Daie i
of Ihe Gnomes", ably assisted by Miss
Eula Howard as uceompanist.
Live Stock Sale
The breeders combination anciion
sale of live stock to be held at tin
Oregon state fair this fall will be one
of the greatest sales ever held ou the
Pacific coast. All of the largo breed
ers, such us ("has. E. I.add, W. O.
Minor, C. B. Wade, Alex. Chalmers,
D. II. I.ooney, Chas. Cleveland, P
A. Flakes, Haz.elwood Company, W.
J. Townley, J. Malty, J. H. Stump,
Atkinson IJroB , lire sending some ol
the stock ou their respective farms ti
this sale, which will give the funnel
aud small breeder a splendid opportu
nity of buying some choice stock right
at home.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOK SALE.
VorNi J KliSKY COW (lrel.for sale.
1 .,oniran( U' V WiU.m Iliit'i! Ore
4 .SIX hure u.ver -tfiiu Imiler ami
J utixiiti (nitni. In. mint fit this iilti"i
AHM K It 8.I.K-two miltv frwm Mer
lin, l'ft UlTPS ai'OUl i"11 lUTt'S ))t tHH'
1'oUnin land. aiTH in cull i vat inn, mu.i1.
houif anit Imrii ami nUiiit m rr unilfi
feii.-e, 1'itUm e uf land sitil-Ml'ltf fur on-liar
iia-lure. Y'ur further artiiular ad
dress . M. Crow, Merlin, Ure.m.
ai re fruit and o:k ram li, :.ia niiie-
(l )r (Ir.ttifsi li Li t IsiiciJ M
lea red' loin Onltitid, lair htuldms, l-uik)
fruit Noil, plenty if water and timl-er and
the het outMde ftnek ranee in JosephiiH-
Cuuntv. i'rice per fi '.e, part cu-li.
all at ranch on Jone- t ret k ur udlres
A. II. CheMtiuure, ttTHhti Va-, Ore
200
ACK K ranch, ruod prune and
apple orchard, Muall lruit ir
ahumlam-e ; water lor irji'atioii, itide
prin! on every JO acre; center of a ood
rane country; two dwtilhriK houses, tiv
Itarn, everv llunii complete; well hetlered
from fru"tt, tiod nmuiiL' market-. 4ne
half mile mirth ol Tunnel i', price f-'.'ii'
muire at On ollice.
FARM FOR. SALE
J00
ACliKS 7 mile fouth of Grant-
'Att, for ale at a OarLMiti. 1-ail
in healfh of owner the only cau-e for
1 It tiif. .0 ni'ri'i under rultivatioii ; To
at ren lem e lor pa-ture. balance wood laud,
oak und pine; w ill make ooil agricultural
land tun cleared. Mx room hou-e; liarn
hi.4H; in il k hou-e, all iu irood repair.
Near I v new wairon. mowpr and mlv und
all other lamiui Inplemenl-; 4 ovv, 4
alves. , nor-e?, t noir. h.vervtlimir true-
with the larin ftr Crop tor lnu.
included, liuiulre at On." ollii e.
HAVE VOU Hi:i-
"FLINCHED"
Till-: ACMK O I? PAR.
I.OR GAM ICS. GOOD
FOR SOCIALS AND
PARTI liS. :
.More Fun
than a box of monkeys
50c
at ,
Stover Drug Co.
Front Street.
Field and Garaen
Seed in Bulk.
Wltite an.l W-lIuw KicKl Coin.
Snar Cunt. I-p Com.
Aif.i't'i. Tuiu.tbv, Rul ami Wlntc
Clover.
lV.i-i. 1V.uk, Onion, C.itrot.
AUo roy;ii!.ir p.ukac svcils
J. .M. CHILI'S,
FRONT and FOURTH STS
IvMJ Nmiu L.L tvsk ti.i.v
l"l' . ! 1 !.--t
Take Laxative Bromo fiuinins Tablets.
Scvea Million koxc toM In past 13
Wa-lon for Sale.
Ti,r..o .-ind a fourth-inch wcuiid baud
waiiou for tale ihtap.
W. L,
Ire-
land at Cran.er Bn
Hardware.
Going Camping?
You will need a stove the kiud
with asbestos lining and cast iron
top
is the best. I have llieiu lit sur
prisingly low
plices, ulso the sheet
iron stoves.
Tents in all weights and all sizes
at less than elsewhere.
1 have a
second-hand
can think o"
big stock of new and
goods everything you
Let me show yon.
IKK M. DA VIS,
Nixt li Nt root
Southern Oregon State Normal School
Ashland
(Jiiod buildings: new
gymnasium with modern
aiplianecs: tine library:
well equipped chemical
and physical laboratory:
one new- school building
with new furnishings
i tliroi.-hout: eld build-
ings repaireu . une io-i
.lmi,.,. sul.rund-
j ins i',..,.thfiil: social at-
, lllo-nhero of the schorl
ino-i'hero ot in.' scnon u ilJJffi'TOM m
food and s'.imuhiting to fyWTSftlilH tS ,1
b -si effort on the p-irt-of fcMB- Kj- J (
tie- student: living ex- JJrrr VCNlTlll
i..ii-'.-: sp-'.-i-.r upper
bi i'ies tor s'u.ly of
an i iiis',r.iu:r;. !
III. sic ullc.r.ied.
Stnd I r lataioyue to
LNJAMPN f MblKf.Y.
president.
Furniture and
Housefurnishing Goods,
It would surprise .vou to sec the extent and
variety of the slock ami the moderate prices at
which they are sold. It would he an actual loss
if you huy such snoods without exsiminiiig at
the liiir store on north side of track, opposite the
Western Hotel. Come and see.
IF 1
WITH KVKKY DOLLAR'S WOKTH
F HSiIl(i TACKLE
ONE FISHING POLE
AT
addock's
iicycle
ieii
FRUIT AND
am
ill it: b:
m-HK-ss anil can
I'i
lt
un, IiikI.. or ut
I'f.v plains ,t.
a i-livap if Mt chviper than
i.i.u i no not !;,,vc m stock.
ana ti 't o:i-.- v.i i; i,:
tKc tho next.
usve your urd
a
S
Slants Pass Pharmacy
!;L !M
To Cure a Cold in Ono Tlnxr
Boaths.
This signature, V9.
For Sale
Restaurant, a good business f. ..
nionev invested. Ft.,.; . ""J
Eti'imre at t) i
ollice for particulars.
CLEMENS
Tanglefoot Fly laper
Sure Kill Fly Paper, '
"Vampire" Spiral Fv
Catcher.
CLEMENS
Orange Front, opposite 0ptr HouH
Sel's Drugs.
H
SHADE TREES
furnish nlm,c on.. l-i..,l r.f
llVM'K lllld I '!;;' illlll.
any one else and will ordtr anythinK-
Will order from reliable nursery
Baniiard
Imsitieis litre one year and some where
je me at Slavers Drug Store.
J. T. TAYLOR. Grants Pass, One
Preserve Vour Clothing
and Woolens
By first brushing tliem thoroughly
ail hnii(jtti( them in the open air
eunirlit for 8 or 10 hour, wrap tlieo
tichtly in tr taper with some '
our n-liable moth proof preiMratlo0
uiul if kept iu a tiRlit drawer, clif
or clost-t, moths cauMot and will B0
injure tlivm. We carry a full liu 0
tur nuil tarliii' iaHr, camphor lHfi
(" il.ir, camphor, etc.
National Drug Stiff
ClTM CHp
In Two Dsyt.
oivery
YTCfr
box. 25c