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Newspaper Page TextROOUK RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, AUGUST 20, 1903. 3 ROGUE KiVER COURIER GRANTS I'ASS, OREGON. Published Every Thursday. Subscription Rates: One Year, in rdvance, Hix Month, Tfcre Months, Mingle Copiea, 1.S0 .75 .40 .US Advertising Races Furnished on application at the ufllce, or by mail. Obituaries and resolution of con dolence illle charged (or at be er line; card ol thank 50c. A. E. VOORHIE3, Pnoi'K. ic MnuR Entered at the post office at Grant !'. Oregon, at aeconil-clam mail matter. THUKSDAY. AUGUST 20. 11KB. China, it ia rcjorti'd, lias finally agreed to tlie "open door" policy for America and a written promise lina been obtained from Prince Ching tliat Mnkilen and Ti Tang Tuo shrill be open porta aftT October 8. Capt. Chns. D. HlgHbee has lieen made rcur adminil, reooivlng hi" promotion ou tlio retirement of Ad miral Ronipy. Sigkbeo was rnptaiii of the Maine when that vessel was blown op in Ilnvnna harlxir. Bona tor Cockrell of Mixsniiri Ik now prominently mentioned at a ikih sililo caudidute for tlie presidency on the democratic ticket. Champ Clark thinks ho can poll every anti-republican vote and therefore prophecies hix elec tion if nominated. Tho Panama cniml treaty ban been unanimously rejected by the Colom bian congress. The reasons for the action of that body in thiB matter are not announced, but it la snfllehnt to pnt a diimMr 011 the Panama 111 11 11 1 enterprise, for a time at leant. Russia ia seemingly determined to . forcojicr demands on Turkey and h sending a aiinadrou to emphasize lie r wishos. Turkey in getting all her available troop in hand, ostensibly for UHe In Macedoniu where the 111 aurrectiou Im now niglng fiercely. Tho Med ford Dnquirer iiniinunees that tlm lssno of AugUHt 14, in IIb last. After 11 years of newsiiniier work the editor announce that he is not one rent better off than when hp begun and tliiuka It in time to enter some more remunerative occiiuitiin. Klihu Root In aaiil to be in line for the presidential nomination in l'.'OH and it is expected that hin expectancy will have tho support of HooHcvelt. The harmonious ' collaboration of Koosevult and ltoot is expected to be useful to the former also, as New York la said to bo full of auti-Hoonu-velt republicans, whom Root might placate. Carnivals which omit the cniili'tri throwing will he more attractive; to the decent puhlio than tlionn which permit it. This kind of carnival luis long ago disupiearcd in Italy, ami is not a desirable survival among a mix ed assemblage that soon becomes liw lcss In lis boisterous horseplay. Low bred rulllmis always abuse the oppor tunity afforded by the absurd license of a carnival to make themselves grossly offensive to decent, (iiiet folks, and persons who go to a carni val with confetti throwing attached may expect to be insulted by follows who think all the laws of sueinl decency and good uianuern are silent at "carnival. " I-ant year a rcnjicct alilo citizen was assaulted because hi; resented tho persistent throwing of confetti iu his wife's face by a riilllnn whom be bad inore'lhitn once asked to desist from horneplay, and thin year a woman Is likely to lose her sight in one eye in consequence of a blow she received from a rutllunly mini whose rudeness in throwing court 1 1 she properly resented. There is one way to reform this abuse altogether, and that la lor quiet pcnplo to May away from carnivals which jiermit practices which are sure to be abuned by low bred persons. Dout' go; leave nueh cnlvi tainmcntn to coplo who like them until thu management makes them lit places for orderly folk to visit. t Hi gomiin. MARK AND BRAND ON FISH Some Possibilities ol Sermon Reusing In Future. Miuir of the salmon in the large school which hint entered the Colum bia, are found to he marked, most of them by having a small piece snipped out of the tail, Kirn the Oregonian. It is said that this nmtk was made ou a lot of young salmon turned out from the hatchery on the WciMtchec, 0110 of the Washington tributaries of tho Columbia. It will be of Inter,-! to fishermen to h am hi ther any of the marked tlsii c v r win tlnirwav luiek to the hatchery. The) will Hud the journey up the river nt this season and ill their grownup coinh tioti much more tiresome and apjuir eutly much longer than their ui dowuto the sea Some of the sulnnm lately caught were marked with let tors apu,rentlv, one being a W, which is supisined to be the brand of K. K. Warren. Some of tlie tislieriiien liavi nil idea that oile rs are putting tin n brands on thu young salmon wtientlo y are turned out and that i an, one wl,, divs this will chum all the tish bav iug his brand, as stuckiuui claim cat tle, and that after a while tlie outsiil ers call have no salmon except the "mavericks" they may pick up. There is but little probability that the flnliermeu will ever send out huge enough herds or school of salmon to overstock (lis "ranges" which extend under tlie whole Pacific ocean, but, judging from tne run of salmon tins season, they may some day raise such achools that they will not be able to get into the mouth ol the river. Old timers aay that in early days tlx salmon were ao plentiful in the Columbia that jople walked across the river on the lacks of them dry bIiimI. - Wiot for Sale. Three and a fourth-inch eccoud hand wagon for sale chcaix W. L. Ire laud at Cramer llros. Hardware. DID THEY WEAR? If you do not get Shoes to suit you, try the Red Star iStore. Shoes that wear sold at Moderate Prices. Red HAULING THE MACHINERY Equipment lor Granite Hill Now in Transportation. Several car loads of machinery, in cluding hoists, air compressors, drills, engines and a mammoth liil borne power boiler, arrived here this week for the American Gold Fields Co., to lie used in the equipment of the Granite Hill mine. The work of transporting the machinery to the mine has begun. In accessibility, the Granite Hill has a marked advantage over the most of the minis of South ern Oregon an it is reached by xvugon road. The transportation, therefore is not 40 stupendous an undertaking as it is iu many crisis, though it means a bard and heavy haul at the best. The company has been steadily developing the properly all the season and buvu osued up an ore body of great extent and carrying high values. PHytlciani and Druggists. Ford & Sturgeon, a prominent drug firm at Kooky Hill Station, Ky., writes: " We were requested by Dr. (i. 11. rlniglny to sand for Herhine for the benellt of our customer. We ordered three dozen in December, anil we are glad to say, Ilerbiuo has given such great satisfaction that we have duplicated thin order three times, and today we gave your sales man another order. We beg to say Dr. O. H. ' Knigley takes pleasure iu recommending Herhine. " .r0e bottle at Mover's Drug Htorc Welchs' a Closing out sale. IBM 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, SHOES AND ITItMslllMj ;00lS. AN AT1EMP1 AT SUICIDE; John Wixteis of I'lucer Mxools II tmself lul l.ivcst. John Waters, a well known r sob lit of l'laeer, and who has many ae qtlailltanees in ihl-. cltv. attempted suicide ou Thursday by shooting linn self with a revoU. r, at l'laeer The bullet took cVTe. t In the low, r part of the libs, pasMllg thlollgll tit,- h't't sole of the body ah'l lodged against the .kin of the Kick. He I volt III ! V in tended lo shoot luuwlf Ihl.Mlgll the heart but bis aim wa miscalculated and the bulb I took t Meet too low lo be immeihltely fat.il. l.iNt ae counts it was thought that he b id a good chance for re. o, r. Mr. Watels has hern an. ill i he , I the Columbia mine for a number e! years in the capacity of ditch w.ilki r. He is a very plea- oil and so-, iaMe aim ami well r-l, . no d hv his ae plaint. inees. Despondency in.rtili.ui lilt Irouhles is thought t,i I, Ibe ,'uuse of his suicidal atteaipt. Mrs. Molhe Allen, id South Toil , Ixy., sas stie has prexenti d atl.i-ks if cholera morbus hv taking t'hainh. r hiiu's Stomach and l.iver T.ihi. ivheii she telt an attack coming ou. Such attacks are usually cans, d by indigest iou and these Tablets are just what is needed to cleanse the stomach and ward off the approaching attack. Attacks of bilious colic may l, prevcntel in the same way. 1-Vr sale by all druggists. See Vuorhiea about Kodak i and Supplies Star Store. ENTERPRISE UNDER WAY Gallce llvdraxilic Mining Co. in . Lively Operation. Tho Gulico Hydrauilc company iv making things lively lit the present time at tlm mouth of (Inline creek. The saw mill is funning steadily and a number of hiiildinirs are being erect ed for a large iermaiient camp. Prep arations are being made as fast an possilde to begin the work of con structing thu big double flumes by which it is intended to open tlie creek at thu mouth for hydraulic operation. A hotel and store w ill be among the buildings to bn erected, and the camp when ill full operation will present the appearance of a small sized town. THE ALAMEDA OF GALICE Report of Fifty Ton Smelter to Be Installed. Il is reported thai the Alameda peo ple are muting all necessary arrange mollis lo erect a ."id-ton ninelli r on thier property iu this county near Halite. There has 1 n 'Jisj (vvt of development done, iu the form of tun nelling and a large body of ore open ed up. The values are not high, averaging, across 107 feet of ledge, $, iu gold, silver and copper. The character of the ore is such that it is nearly self fluxing, making a desirable smelling proposition Coke call he obtained us cheaply, laid down at Grants Pass, as at Salt Lake City. This coke would ill all probability come from Jlritish Columbia. lines UNCONSCIOUS TEN DAYS ilvrnix Ilvirna U Improving and v I II Krt ovrr I'vron Hums, (he iov who was so ba.li.v injured by being struck on the bead by a base ball, is improving, has return, d to consciousness ami is abb- to speak lie was unconscious n, arlv III das ;i 1 1 r h ing bint. His skull was terribly crushed and I lo n ami a del n ate i, p, rat ion v as "arc to 1, ll, o t:.e I n-ssllle , II t,e I i nn He is now making a veiy graiityii g progress toward i.eovery. I'lensixnt Hn llnl.w Parlv Apbasaul p.rtv was 1 1 .11 at I he home of Mr, and Mis, I'. 1 t: ! y Ihls w , i k on the invasion ol their , daughter l; ih's sixth birthday. A ' numb, r of the young friends of Mis ; Heth wi iv pi, s, nt and enjoyed the iv. i isi.mi lii the utmost Delicious re in shm, ills of ice etc. mi and cake. Iioine 111. nte candy, and mils were served 1 mil ii number of handsome resents were rci cimiI by Misxlhih. Miss Ida W i 1 hams and Mrs. Thus. Ch mo as sist, d in the si r ing I The folletllg little folks w. re pie- jsint- Mane (ial ill, Jeauettc t ram jer. Until Hathaway, M ine Kverton, , lb itiude Pari or. l-:d,lie Par ker. In ne i K , nd.il 1, Osborne ib Varil.i, lone Kw ; b. I, Chester Kh hi I. Violet Cletuo, ; It ikIio Clemo, Irene Clemo, Hiiss l Chino, 1 niliini l'cth Peiiucv. A new line of hunt ing coats bill s, gun cis, s just received at Cram, r Itrisv SIX . FOOT VEIN OF ORE Steady Increase in Size end QxisJlty &t Lucky Cuss. Late developments at the "Lucky (.'us1," the Applcgate quartz property which is being develoiwd by W. T. Cope and othe:a; arc extremely gratifying to the parties interested. The tunnel has been driven a distance of 2S0 feet, giving a vertical depth of I ID feer. At that (stint a large ore Isidy is exposed. The quartz vein is i.lmur. six feet wide, while the dis tance between walls is 13 feet. The ledge matter outside the main qua tz vein is filled with st eaks end bunc hes of quartz, indicating that the whole body will come into quart, at a little greate r depth. During the whole pro gress of the tunnel since first striking the vein, (here has liceri steady in crease with the depth attair.ed, both in the dimelHious of the ore body and in the quality of the ore. The values are very steady and run from t to24 to the ton. This ledge lias been worked at the surface with good results. On at tempting to tap it at a lower depth, the tunnel failed to penetrate the ledge. When the present manage ment took hold of the ros-rty, a cross cut was made from the tunnel, tne ledge was found and the tunnel was run on tho vein to its present terminus. The "Lucky Cuss" is situated on Maple gulch, a tributary of the Ap plegate coming iu from the south side a short'distanco below Provolt. One of thu beauties of tho property is its easy access bility and the situation is i npidel one for ease and facility in Handling tho ore. Development will he resumed iu a short time and the properly will be systemal ically shown up and prospected. If iln excellent up s aiaiice continue, as there is every reason to Hiippnsu it will, a mill will ooii be installed and the properly ill be listed among thu substantial proilucvm of thu count r. CHANGING THE RAILROAD s p. Operations in the Lower Willamette. Southern Pacific engineers working below Oregon City are expected lo locate a better route for (he trains of that company to reach the upper plateau of the Willamette Valley from Portland. It is likely before their work is completed that the en gineering force will have succeeded in getting away from the crooked and iinsat istactory C.'i miles of track on the main line of the system between Willshurg and Canby, or New Km. The number of curves on this portion of the line bus frequently been de clared to he iinsat isfactory, but it has been impossible for the com pall" lo .Jot tiwtiy from them without relocat ing that port iou of its line. This work Is now iu proL'te-s. The party of engineers winking iu the vicinity of MihvanLin at present is under the direction of the Sail Francisco officials of the company. I'heir presence has given rise tn stories that the company proposed to ahalidou either the west or cast side lines into Portland, but this Is merely i speculative version of the work, with no value. The company will maintain "both lines, and would be cnniH, lied to under almost liny circum stances, in order to accominoilate the local trade. Whether the Southern Pacific main line will he carried across the Willa mette Hivor at or near Oswego is a question that has not been officially determined, but it is one of the pos sibilities. If the company call locate I better route to the South by this survey, it will undoubtedly be adopt il, for the present line is certain to lie improved ( iregouiau. Kxibll Items. Mrs. .1. T. Cook is at present snll'er ing from the Ague. Miss Minnie Wooldridge was a visit or to Jacksonv ille Sunday. Putkhaltcr and Kuhli expect tostart the threshing machine next Monday. The Missouri l'lat base ball nine met Sunday and hail a lively practice game. Hop picking w ill begin about Sept. 1st Hops ate looking well and a good price will he paid for picking them. Peake Pros, have sold their ranch to Mr. Owens and cxsct to leave at once tor Clackamas county, when tney have another ranch. School oN'in d Monday with '.t' pupils on roll with Mrs. Nettii Thompson as teacher. Kveryone was glad to welcome her back again. Willis York is having a Hue lions, elected on his farm. Chas lb clei, , is superintending ihe carpenter work i, ul they will soon have it utid t the roof. There is a petition being circulin-o to change the county road beg-t.Hlui, at a sint near .1. li. KoU its plaei and go around by the Missouri p.at cinoPry, thence back in l lie idii county road near tie, .los, plii.ie Im, Unolh-hellev Mills 'Hie ltcoth Kelliy l.iimhei-Coinp.ini is ojs'rating a number of logging camps on pall creel,, engaging ii biuhlnu dams and rehasing the watei totlo.lt a drive of I.Hlsi.tSO tei I Ii tlie Springtield sawmill. Tin la an ,'o.iX o.iuhi feet of limits r to come out of this creek yet this fall, to le tloati d down and siored awav in the huge boom at Springfield. I he company is pr, puing lor a steady and unintir rupted run at all its nulls Keen Conxpetitlon. There will Is, keen competition Iv tween Ihe different iviuilics i f this state, making county exhibits at the state fair this f ill, Thcp w ill W no less than eight conutbs competing for the different pri-.es, which will make the greatest show of agricultur al products ever seen in this state. Must of these exhibits w ill ho taken to St. lamia in P.H'l to udvertisc Ore gon's resourcis, nn, I we pndiei th u Oregon will have the tiuest display he bus ever made ur anv i ;av.itu n. I Leland Riflings I We are having cool, cloudy weather I with appearance of rain. Some time we have a liille confus ion here but our worthy marshal is around to look after his business. Mr. William came up from his quartz mine on Mt. Reuben. He says hia ledge is showing up all right. The ledge is getting stronger and richer as it ia being developed. Home of onr lalmrera went to Gold Hill to look for new location". Hav ing worked in the harvest fields they reported that the ranches where they worked tho wheat went fit) bushels p'r acre. No failure there. Tildes uro quiet here, although business is solid and is moving along in a quiet way. No w ild cat schemes as our people are a quiet, business oople, Some having come from Caua- la. Business is doing on a business principle. The forest fires h.ivn been raging for the last few days. The railroad company has had all of the available forces fighting the fires. A large amount of fuming bus hern burnt. Uy bard fighting the biidgn have Ik'oii saved. What is liryau going lo do? He has failed in bis lectures; he cull only command u tmall faction of his party; ho rays Cleveland is iu his way. Ho the poor man is at sea. He is trying to organize thu colored isjpulation into a faction us a support tohis left wing, but the colored pop ulation, if left hii their own dictation Aill have no use for liryau. A large amount of improvement in the lower (Jruro creek placer mines is being done. Heavy channels that have been known to exist are being lapped by running deep cuts iu the h.'drock to drain t' e In uvy channels, it takes money to open heavy chan nels, but us we now have men with nine y to open the mines light, the heavy ground will he worked. Wide Awake. Colestin Notes -Mi.,s Nora Sydow r, tnrmd to (an tral I'oint Wednesday. Miss Julia Fielder of Medford, re turned home Saturday. Miss Louise Iftirt.e!!, of Medford, mi nt several days here last week. Miss Angle and Jljss llernice Angel ciime up from Virifor.l Kridiiy and went to (.'o'ich Saturday. Mrs. Clarke anil daughter, Miss feane of (llcnilale were guests nt the hotel Colestin last week. (jeo. II. riUgibbous of I'ortlund hud a gloriously good time at Coles tin Sat unlay and Sunnily. Mrs. Clarence Kennies and sister, Mrs. K. U (jale of Jacksonville, are guests at the Hotel Colestin. Mrs. Shea of (Jlcndalo, who has been at the Hotel Colestin for three iveeks returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mis. John laooth and Miss A la Smith of Urants I'uss, arrived Saturday to camp for several wet ks. II. I.. Lyon, the ellicient Western I nion o)k rater at Giants Pass, came up Sunday to visit with Mrs. Lyon. Mrs l'cter and granddaughter, Miss Marion Clarke of Uraiils l'ass, return od home Saturday after several weeks stay. I'rof. ('. J. Kurth, Otto Duiila, Arthur Fryer and J. O. Uih.-ou of Grunts I'uss enjoyed tlie delights of Colestin Sunday. Miss Jessie Gregory and little Hazel liagsdnle arrived Tuenlay from Medfonl for a two weeks stay with Miss Gregory's sister, Mrs. Cox. Misses Ituth and I'.laliclte Dean of Grunts I'uss, wlm have been visiting at Aslllalld Several Weeks, sHllt several hours at Colestin Sunday. Stanley t'lnphlette of Grants l'ass is here. Hisjipis lite in ver fails him, ilthougli there are lit girls to one boy it Colestin. His sipularity is likely to prove fatal. Six pet dogs engaged iu a free-Ior-ill pitch in one day last week. Mr. Telford acted as marshal ami had some dittieulty iu exacting peace among the canine pugilists. The steam shovel gang and ap paratus moved Monday, much to the disappointment of tlie Colestin visi tors, as it was the focus of attraction o many to watch the shovel at worb. .1. I. Taylor ami little sens labile and r reihhe returned lo i, rants l'a s Thursday. Mr. Taylor feds lunch improve! iu health by his stay at Colestin. Mrs. Taylor will remain several weeks yet, before returning home. I hippy da s at Cohstin There tire onsulerahly ova r ;si people enjoying the plcasun s of i amp life, the de lightful mountain air, and the snap ping, healthful iuiurut water, but those who enjoy it most are the child ren, lb-re tiny frolic and letup, to their In .ii ts cent, nt. Mrs. .lames Thumb n, Mrs. I, A. ! Lives ami two daiightcis, I.tieileand luth and Miss orra l'atriek of Ash .and, Mis. Kuox and to children of ln.i, p- ml. ncc. On gon and .Mis., .harlottc Tit. h, Nils .1, v Gu.h sai.il sou tieoig, of Taeoiiia. Wa.-h.. tame up from As!,; m l in a arty an, I s; ui one d t at Col, stm this w k. Solum Sidings. S h a school i,n d Monday with Vi ist Anna li.u:--t:i as lulcher. l ittle I 1,11:1 Sat nt is , -i si i i, I'siy i! I with 1 1 1 In ill f, v, r. i II. V. Christ e in.i.le a husur s j trip to Grants Pass the first of the ! Week. Fie I 1 uglev went : Waldo l.i-l Wee to vsit v. lib fll. n',. and r, J;,. ' t iu s , f lli ,t i hi, e j Misses Jessi,, and thnie Coian of 1 Grants Pass are now visiting with' '. 'Ihl Italiucii t f th'.s place. ! The Christie saw mill has run with f ur success this season, Hud exacts lo s'uit down !ib i;t i!. niiddle of Sep-, mli r. Fri.',:-..--, Two w im ks iiii-.i the S ile.u h.e.v iiv emptied .X M birrels of Ki r into the sewer, which of cours, . found lis way into the river. Iu 1,., than , wi.k the largi st noi if s.,lu.,.u record started up the Colm; I -a U t.,s mcrt ly a ci im i l, u. a : M.iv it uot be a iis;i siiou '-S.-.h m Jonrua'. ....Grants Pass Opera House.... ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY, August 21st. 1903. The Great Comedian JOHN THOMPSON In His Grand Musical Comedy and Vaudeville Entertainment Around the World In 80 Minutes. EVERYTHING IN THE SHOW IS FUNNY. ALL THE CHARACTERS ARE FUNNY. ALL THE SONGS ARE FUNNY. ALL THE JOKES ARE NEW AND FUNNY. EVEN THE MUSIC IS FUNNY. j& X? Popular Prices. j jZ? JZ? Wilderville Notes. . Mrs C. F. Lovelace is in Grants l'ass this week under the doctor's care. Hcssie Duncanson and Martha Hock ing spent pirt of the past week in Medford. Y. McCollum started for Newberg, Oiegon where his family went several weeks ago. A.-r. ( art got hurt while logging I Shell Laket Wis. Mr. Wilkius is and will not lie able to work for SfT-lbooU keejsT for the Shell Lake Lnru oral weeks. I ber Co. For sale by' all druggists. Dick Lindsay took a loud of shingl to Grants Pass from the shingle mill owned by the Conger Bros. Mrs. Jus. Smiley and little daughter j of Medford are visiting this week with her brother, A. S Wells aud family of this place. Mr and Mrs. Men Steveus (ii Med ford visited a few days near Wilder ville. They wero ou their way to Humboldt enmity, California. Chas. MoCatiu and wife, Arthur Kriekson and mother and Miss Emma McCaim started for Crescent City Saturday for a few days outing. J. W. Mcfollum, K. . Waltlcu., Mrs L. Waldcii, Florence Waldi-n, Ruby Mt'Collum, Martha Hocking, h'mnia I locking, Mrs. L. Duncanson anil daughter Bessie started for Cres cent City the first of the week, where tliey will spend a few days outing. Watch for 1 Chill. However slight at this time of the year mid iu this climate, it is the forerunner of malaria. disposition to yawn, unci an all tired out feeling even coin, -s before the chill. Herhine, by its prompt stimulative action on the liver, drives the malarial germs out of th: system, purifies the blood tones up the system uud restores health, otic at Shiver's Drug Store. CLEMENS Tanfoot Fly Paper, Sure Kill Fly Paper, "Vampire" Spiral Fly Catcher. CLEMENS Orange Front, opposite Opera House Sells Drills. Welch's closing out sale is the place to buy. HAVE YOU HI-EX "FLINCHED" TIIIC ACMIC OK PAR LOR C..M1' GOOD l'OK SOCIALS AND , TAUTII-S. : More Fun than a box of monkeys. 50c at I 1 0 lover Drug Co. Front Street. ..... j Field ami Garden Seed in Bulk. White nn.l Yellow Fichl Cur 11. Sun.it Coin, Top Com. All.iir.i, Timothy, Ktil ami White Clover. I'eas, l'eaiis, Onion, Carrot. Also regular package seeds. J. M. CHILES, l-KONT and FOURTH STS. I Tck9 Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. 5cvi Muiion Kurt loid ki pas 13 Boy Cured of Colio After Phyiician't Treatment Had Failed. My boy -when four years old was taken with colio and cramps iu his stomach. I sent for the doctor and he injected morphine, but thr child kept getting worse. I then gave him half a teaspoonful of Chan: hi Haiti's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, aud iu half an hour lie was sleeping and soon recovered. . L Wilkin, jRED'KD. STRICKF.R M n HOMIiOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and SURGHOX Masonic Temple, Room 9, Office hours: 11 to 12 A. M. Chants "Pass, 2 to 4 P M. Oregon. BannarL-, Furniture and Housefurnishing Goods. It would surprise you to sec the extent and variety of the stock and the modem to prices at which they are sold. It would he an actual loss If you buy such goods without examining at the hig store on north side of track, opposite the Western Hotel. Come and see. sJ. II. Bannard F Si WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF FISIIIXH TACKLE ONE FISHING POLE AT Paddock's Bicycle Den rtn COPYRIGHT Grants Pass Pharmacy To Cure a Cold in One Day mootbi. IhiS Signature, Dytentery Cured Without the Aid or a Doctor. "I am just up from a hard spell of the flnx" (dystentery) aya Mr. T. A. Pinner, a well known merchant of Drutnmond, Tenn. "I used one bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aud was cored without having a doctor. I consider it the best cholera medicine in the world. " TlMjre ii no need of employ inga doctor when this remedy is used, for no doctor can prescribe a better medicine for bowel complaint in any form either for children or adults. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by all drugists. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE. I.'AKM KOH 8 ALE-two miles from Mer lin. liJU acres abont jil acres of good bottom land. acres in cultivation, small house and liarn and about M acres under fence, balance of land suitable for orchard r pasture. For further particulars ad dress W. M. Crow, Merlin, Oregon. 3fi() ,cre fru,t n1 ,Uk)l ranch, 814 miles from Uranta Pass, fiu fenced, SO cleared' 10 in Orchard, fair buildings, good fruit soil, plenty of water and timlier and the best outside slock range in Josephine County. Price V Ou per acre, part cash, ('all at ranch on Jones creek or address Mrs. A. H. Che-siuore, Medfurd, Ore. 200 ACKK ranch, good prune and apple orchard, small fruit in attundam-e; water for ir-iiHtion, betfide.) KpriiiK on every 40 acres; center of a good rane country; two dwelling houfen, big ham, every thing complete; well sheltered from trust, good mining market, me dal, mile north of Tunnel t, price $2,.'Hx. Inquire at thin office. Going Camping? Yon 'will need a stove the kind with asbestos lining and cast iron top is the best. 1 have them at sur- " 1 prisingly low prices, also the sheet ; iron stoves. - Tents in all weights aud all sizes ut less than elsewhere. j 1 have a : secuna-haud I can think of. big stock of new and goods everything you Let me show yon. IKE M. DAVIS, Kixth (Street. E E llMNMflMMsWiMw Preserve Your Clothing and Woolens By first brnsliiuf? tliMn thoroughly auil hanging them iu the open air and sunlight for 8 or 10 hoar, wrap them tightly in tar paper with some of oar reliable moth proof preparation, and if kept iu a tight drawer, client or closet, moths cannot and will net lujure them. We carry a fall line of tar and tariue paper, camphor balla, oedar, camphor, etc. National Drug Store S.A Oiavery 'yrtnrt box. 25c