Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, August 20, 1903, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextRIVER COURIER, CRANTS PASS, ORECOK, AUGUST 10," WS- ROGUE PROGRESS OF RAILROADS rveya B-lnf Extended in Northern C&liforni-a.. tt week the engincttr la charge of railway survey up the coast from til is point, received orders from hi ciijiloyem to break np camp and come 1 8au Francisco. The Harvey wiu completed M far an Choten, althongh aome preliminary work was dime an far up a Pistol river. It in uo'. knowu why tlie work wan ditcoiitiu tied. At the time the survey wa commenced, it was announced the party would mu as far north as Coos Bay. 80 far we are unable to learn whether any change has hoeu ordered on the lino running to Eureka. The railroad surveyors running out a line to Eureka are now ramped near the.Klaiuath river. They are engaged in surveying up Hunter's Creek to connect that way with the survey already made at a olut on tho Wilson and Mill creek divide. It is said that the route that way is six or seven miles shorter than to follow down Wilson creek to the count. The surveying party which has been viowing out a railroad route to the northward of this city, took passage for the city, 011 tho lust outgoing Dei Norte. Eureka Times. CHEAP EXCURSION RATES Reduced Fure (or Visitors to the Soo-slde &nd Mountains. The Southern Pacific (,'ouijany has placed on sale at very low rate round trip tickets to the various resorts along it lilies, and also, in connect ion with tho Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, to Detroit and the seaside at Yaquiua Bay, latter tickets good for return until October 10th. Throe day tickets to Yaqniiiu Hay, good golug Saturdays, returning Mon days, are on sale at greatly reduced rates from all points Eugene anil North on both East mill West Hide Lines, enabling pcoplu to siientl Hun day at tho seaside. Very low round trip rates are also made Isilween l'urt . laud and same points on the Houtliim Faclflo, good going Saturdays, return ing Sunday or Monday, allowing Port land people to spend Sunday in the country ana the out of town js-nple to liavo tho day in Portland. Tickets from Portland to Yaiiulna Pay good for return via Albany and East Side, or Corvallis and West Hide, at option of passenger. Baggage checked through to JJewport. A new feature at Newport this year will he an up-to-datn Kindeigarteii in charge of an experienced Chicago teacher. A beautifully Illustrated booklet describing the seaside resorts on Yaiiuiua Bay has been published by the Southern Pacific and Corvallis & Eastern Kailrouds, and can bu secured from any of their agents, or by ad dressing W. K. Conian, O. P. A., H. P. Co., Portland, or Edwin Stone, Manager V, & K. Uy., Albany, Ore Ron. ISSUE IS RACE SUICIDE And Hill Will Oppose Roosevelt, Se.va the Joaher. A New York ncwsacr man was dining with David Heiiuttt Hill at a bachelor friend's ) art mint recently and Mr. Hill asked the newspaiwr man what he thought of the Hilit iiul outlook for the licit national cam paign. "What will the issue lie?" ho in quired. "Tariff, Philippines ?" Tho notsapcr man interrupted by a shake of his head. "No?" said Mr. Hill in some sur prise. "No," replied the newspaper man. "I think it will Ihi "race suicide," with ltooscvclt on one ticket and vnu on the other. " Glendale Item. Nuts. II. K. Montgomery and liiinily have moved into their Hun new residence, which is one. of the largest and must convenient In town. Archie Daughter)', aged l.'i yi'iiin, met with a luunful accident at his home on Windy Creek one day this week. He was handling a '.'.' calibre rifle, when in some manner the gun accideutly went off, the bullet (joint: through one of his feet. Supt, S. lLi.-kcn of tin. (iolil llii mine was doing business in town Wednesday. It is welcome news to our tople to learn that this big gold producer one of the best in the wel is alum! to resume operal urns iiutii, atu.r a shut down of sev, nil month. While at wink at the saw nil II on Windy Creek Tuesdav, Picas Jackson had the misfortune to get a splinter tliroyu with gnat force from 1 1 1 1 nuw into his right eve, almost blind lug him. The doctor Ii ilms he will not lose the eve, however. To Cure a Cold In a hay Takl t.akiillvt r.itiiiiu Ijii.mtie I .il.;. All drurKi"l rollout llit' numi-v 11 it u Ulcere. K. W. irof'i Minnturt 1 esi.li Ixi .'!'!'. Southern Oregon State Normal School Ashland hkmI huiMini;; 'lu'w Uy mna-nmi wilh modi'i n uphlium-oH; tl n lihntry'. Wrll fitiipM-(I hi tnu al and phyH.ral lahomt-orv; IIO tlW M-hlHl) tlinllUll! with ui'w fiirnUhini:(t throughout; md huihi inH n'MuiKtl; lino witU r Hiipply Htldftl; fin roiiiitt intf htmltliful; rt(M-ial at mortpliuni of tho m-hiHit (mmI uml Htimulutiu to Ih1 t fToi t 011 ihi purl of tlio nui.'it; living v Ihmiwh aomiitul; tlrpurt iuM)U in I'hurt of -t'inltsu; kijuMlul opior titu itit-H for vtitUy of vo-rnl tttul limtt uuh nlal uiuhIc KtlonUnl. Send for catalogue to BENJAMIN r. Mill KT Y. Prfitdcnt. --1. ..r , Photo Supplies at the Courier of- REDUCED EXCURSION RATE To the Se&alde and Mountain Resorts for the Summer. On and after June 1, l!.l,tlic South ern Pacific, in connection with the Corvallis & Eastern Uailroad will have on sale round trip tickets from points on their lines to Newjsirt, Yaquina and Detroit at .very low rates, good for return until October 10, i!to;i. Three days tickets to Newjsirt and Yaqaina, good going Saturdays and returning Mondays are also on Nile from all East Side points Portland to Engine inclusive, and from all West Side points, enabling pcoplu to visit their families and spend Sunday at tho Hcasidc. Season tickets from all East side points Portland to Eugene inclusive, and from all West side points are also 011 sale to .Detroit at very low rates with stop over privileges at Mill City or any point east enaliling tourists to visit, the Haiithun and lireiteuhunh as well as the famous lln ili nbili Hot Springs in the Cu'a:lc Mountains, which can be .reached ill one day. Season tirkets will Is? good for re turn from all points until October 10th. Three days tickets will he good going on Saturdays anil returning Mondays only. Tickets from Port land and vicinity will he good fur re turn via the East or West side at otpion of passenger. Tickets frrin Eugene and vicinity w ill he good go ing via the Li Imnoii Hpringfield branch, if desired. Baggage on Now port tlckest checked through to Now port j 011 Yihju ina tickets to Yaipiina only. H. P. trains connect with the ('. V K. nt Albany mid Corvallis for Vaqnina and Newport. Trains on the 0. & K. for Detroit, will leu 70 Albany at 7:00 a. 111., enabling t.mrisls to the Hot Springs to reach there the same day. Pull information us to rates, time tables, etc., call he obtained on ap plication to Edwin Stone, manager CAE. K. K. , Albany: W. K.Comau, (J P. A., H. P. Co. Portland, in to any H. P. or C. & E. agent. Kate from Grunts Pass to Newport, 10. Hate from Grants Pass to Yiu'iiinii Tl. Where Racing Will Da Good Visitors to the Oregon State Pair this fall will witness the greatest racing ever seen in the statu. Salem business men have misi d a purse of fJ(XK) for 2:17 pacers to lie raced for on Salem Day, which has 11(1 horses entered. These horses are from the best stables ill Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, ami It isexpected at least 20 of them will slait, furnish ing the largest field of higbclass horses ever suen on a track on the Pacific coast. Portland, too, Ims con tributed a purso of f.'ooo for i :W trotters to be raced for en Portland Day. This race lias '.'7 horses entered, of which most of Hum will start, making two of the greatest racing events ever held this side the Hocky mountains. If you urn fond of high clnss racing, don't miss seeing these tow events. Cured Paralytit. W. H. Iluily, P. O. Tin , Texas, writes "My wife hud been suffering live years w ith paralysis in her arm w hen I was pcrsinoh d to me llullaid' Snow I.iniinelil, w hieh cun d her all right. 1 have also used it lor old lores, frost biles, and skin eruptions. It does tho wink." -'', .Mic and tl.lHl bottle at Shiver's Drug Slore. Time srems fTUittt llllt I llM'l v Wllt'H lit" iitltIK n wMiun to tilt turn of I iff. I. ilf is or sti.nilil 1f at Us riH-Hi ntnl Wst lor hfr, nii'i she up imurhes tins rli.ittr-f with u ihrnl of lis HTi'Ot txnii of Iut k mm Iftlf ol w mi tin nij'.s of olhrr woim u at tins mii-ii Thru ih not tin- slightest lutise for fr.ir or anvil 1 v at tin-. ct iol it' I r. 1'utoi' 1 ,i ontr Pte st'i ipttott is usisl. ll Kivt-s health o IxmU nii'i rlu-t'tfulm-sa of iniii.l, an. I )v H-. uit the i.iins atwl (anus of this rMlu.il juiiod ate jirr vcuttil or (-met!. Ir. I'u-rt'f's l;avoi:tc rrrM'iiptioti h wonun's nn!iiuf Willi i ttoiiiU'tful rrt'oril of l ines of woinaiil v thsf asf s. Pis-rases tli.it all oilier innl wines liu) failc.l to niu', luvc 1h-cii pt iU-illy ami ptMtn meiillv I'liu-il hy thf ot "l'a vin il- Tics i ipt ion " Ml Ir- It 111V tl-lt 1i Wlllc V U H'. I h.WT l " I'nl Ill Hi ll I Mi ft I IrcMI tlif H-( t( iMIf mi-llHIf'S - Nil, tlo.Vlli.UI.Kl Sw M.il itiiMt ,t- U .inniM..)) In, tiln,. li tvr l.tWi tt i.u.1 I.oi. n..t t .ui.i.u- fi. m option l'r Irinilr MfrtLm-. itirl ilbtiiwi' .) lit. llrt.-rr I " K in l.thiot: tl I .niu.l li.. I Tin ,im Hutu I lint Ml. ll tMlti HI lit .1.1 llU.l 111 I 't L I it' III V 111', k Hi.. I I Ui tii;ln I .Mt. 1 .ir tn iuni.1 S,.w 1 mti in Hit t-il..l l Int. Ik i nr I it ii..' ..i - "l'iu,.iiu. Pi. iptt. mi " h.is the teli lll. 'llv ot t'.MUs.in.K ot M.mlrll to US ronij.Uttf cuie t woiiianh illsc.ivft, 1'.. ll. .1 ,i.-ii:.t .in utiUn..iil .Hid Ull piou .l .UI . -t :l .it.' ill lis pi.i.e Ki'. i tin- i. I . !h ililn In ihe timely U... ol III. Piece's 1'llM.s.lllt Ptllils. . ...... -i .. .. 'nr.il Pounlaiu Pens Waterman's Itle J ,'g to ft.0( nt Cramer Pros. DIRECTORY JDMKI'IIINK Judge Commissioner i:ierk Deputy Clerk nheritt. Heputy nheriit. f rHwurer 4-houi hilil. . . Assessor Surveyor Coroner COUNTY OKHCKKH. J. (). HlM.tb ) John Weill. )!,'. K. liveUe It. I.. I'.srtletl . T. P. jinlson tieo. W lwls Krnet hislei J. f . Taylor I.inroln havai-'e W. II. Kallin H c. Ptrkms V. K. K renter CITY Or'FICKIiS. Mavur -I. K. Jlashor Auilimr and I'oliie Judtje J. J.Jeniiiinf. rrea-.tirer !ol. W. i'llin-sm l ily Attorney '. K. .Mayls-e Mur-lml John l-is kliardl Street Mipt Henry Kliutsec Couiieilltieii tieo. li. Itinns .1. I.. I si vert,. I. A. rielikopf, Will '. eniitli. MerlsTl smith, 11. C. Perkins. KHA TKItX AL MitclKTIKS. Grants Pass Lodfe A. V. A A. M., No. HI. reiruliir loiuuiunieatiDii first ami llnrii hsturdsys. Visiiing lirothe.rs cnlmll) invite.il. " II. W. I'.ioiis W. M. A J. i'lKK, Kee'y. Koyal Areii Mh.oiih -lleuuies I'lmpterNo. iA meets seeiiml anil lourth Wedtie-.tlay M;i-iniii' liuil. H i: I'.'iiiikk, J. K. I'KTUKSIIS. Sery. II. I'. KilHlcrn htur .loseptiiue Clmpler. No. nieels lirst unit llnni WVdne-day evenings of earh month in .Masome liall. Mss. 1. II. i 'okski.i., W. M. Mas 11. '. ii.i.ks. hec'y. U. II. K , -Oolih n llule Lislge No. 7H eels every haliinlay nihl at 1. O. I) k lutll. I'. II. M MOMIAI.I, T. Y. HtA.s, Keey. N. I'arun Kiieuiiipuieiil I. t t. K. No. niei ls seeoml and fourth Thursday al l.il.d. K. hull. Kmkii bi iimiiT, T. Y. IIkai, See'y. V. 1'. Ueliekulis Ktna Itelwlculi, No l!i, meets second awl fuurlh .Monday, I O. (I. K hull. Ma it Iiavis, N.O Klsik (iiiKKN, Heey. Cniled Artisiins-drnnls Puss Assembly No. I'', meets uiternute Tuesiluvs in A.O. V. W. null. .Mas K. A. IIkikhtii. Kkkh Mkssi h, .Muster Artisan. Keey. Woollen n n( the Wmld - Ui'ue Itiver ( uin) No. f.'i, meets seeeiel and fourth IthIuis at Wii'i'liiiiin Hall. K. It. ( OKOS. ('. ('. ('. K. Maviikk, Clerk. Woiiieu of W 1. Tuft A.ulea ( in lc, No Is.', meets Inst and thud Mondays al Wuoilinuu hall. til.KS Pathh k, i. N. W. V.. lt:AN, Clerk. Mislero Woodlili'liof Aineriea (irants Pass ( uiup No. siiiT nii-i'lsinl uuil Itli Wciliies- duv Kvfiiiugi at WoimI u liull al 7 M. ( bus. II. ilurshnll, V. C. N. He) nolds, Clerk. Kuresters of America -Court Josephine No. 'is, nii'i'ls em li Wednusiluy except the hrst, al A. o. V. W. hail, (i. N. II01.T, V. rt. J. P. Hai.k, C. H. lo"ephilio budge, No. II.', A. (I. ('. V. mcets ill A. 11. C. W.hall, liixon build ing avcry .Miinduy evening. I.. eritoiu.E, M . W . II A. Ktaraiiu, Uminler. iluwlhorne l.iMlge, No. if!, II. ol H.. A. O. I . W. - meets every alternate ruesduj evening 111 A. C W. Iillll. Ilixoli l.uililimi. Mus. A. Mi I aktiiv.C.oI II. Mas. I.yiiia I ikan, Ueciirder. K 1 1 i 1 1 1 s ol the Mucculnes- lliuuls puss ienl, No. hi meets lirst and third Thursdays at Woodmen hull, Will. Altrid, It. P. ClIKslllllK, llei-onl Ket'per. I MUiluuuiler I. utiles of the Miicculices (Irants Pass. Hive No Is. holds regular "lleviews1 hrst iiinl ihirtl 'l Tiurslu)S al A. (I, C. W. hull. Visiting sisters ennliullj iiivilid. Jennie Cheshire, Muty hiuiniiius, l.udy Couniiuuiler. Ileiord Keeper. Knijilils of Pythius -'I heruiopylue No. .'in. 1 Ms eai'h lue.siluv night 7.;WI W. O. W. Hull. M.'T. I'lley, C. C. TuM W n.i.iAws, K. ol K. mill S. tiruml Army ol the Ucpuhlic - tieu. I.ogan Posl No. iin, meets lirst Wednt'silav at A. (I. V. W. hull. (1. fs. Kvaks. J. K. I'KrsiisoN, Ailjt. Com Auii-rirun (inter of Meuin Ktigiueers, (ire goli ( euiii il No. 1, meets hrl ami limit Nilin.ljiys, ill A. II. I . W. hull. Vn. II. K CIS KV, P.KN.I. K. MviilcK, duel Kngineer 1 orre-piiinling I'lngiucer. OriiiT of Pen. lo White llork Cuiini il No liui, iiieels m Woiiiliiien Hull .Nilunliiy nights, C. I'!. M lie, Secreliiry. J. I.. Hi minii, Couiiseliir. Ctiiti'il llrotheiliiiiMl of Carpenters anil Joiners 1,1 Aiiieriiu I'uiuii No. Ills em h in. mlh ul A. II. C, W. Hull, meets seiiiint an. I lourth Fridays ol A. .1 . Plk K. Pies. i. A. Fi ii.hiai.ii, Siec'y, NOTICK TO t'UKDTOUS. In lite County t'otirt for Josephiui t 'unlit v, Slate of ( iregon. In the 11 atter of the estate of ,1. I' Van Ness, deceased, called Joseph Van Ness and . sonic! lines .Install an Ness, I but W lli'se It lie given inline is iinumiw 11. I Notice is hereby given that Ihe un dersigned, Joseph Muss, has been ap pointed by llit County t'ontt for Jose phine County, 1 ifegnii, administrator of the estate of tlie above tunned .1. P. Van Ness, deceased, ami all M-rsous having claims aganisl satd estale are hereby untitled lo present thes:ime to the said ailmin ist rator at his iiltlee in litanis Puss, dregiiu, willnii six months from the dale of this not ice. Paled August C'tli, I'.iiiil. Joseph Muss, K.ecutnr. II. P. Norton, Attorney for Instate. APMINIsniATull'S NiiTll'lv Nut ice is hereby given that all (s r sous having any i hum against the es late of Job Anderson, deceased, must present such claim or claims duly verilied aeeniiling lo law within six mouths lit 111 the date hereof lo the undersigned Jesse M. Hoeketf, nd inintst latnr of said estate, at limits Pass, 1 iregon. Paled this I .Mb day of August, limit. Jesse M. llocLctt. Administrator of the estate of Job Anderson, deceased. Austin's II. (itit t Cards for school use lor sale al tile 1'nlltlcr ollltv-.V.c pel' llllllilretl. Cunt ii. Nti. '.' l''or aiiiina - I .ea.es Albany I'.' (' 1' M Col valils 1 :..0 I'. M. Arrives Yu.uiua .1 :;!.' P. M. No. I Ki turning l.t a. es Yaiiiina 7 :'tu A M l.euvrs Corvallis 1 1 ::to A M. Aim Albiuv 1J fi P. M. No. :l l'i r Pt tu n - 1.. aves Albativ ? i0 M. Arrives Peiroit 1'.' :'.M P. M. No. I fitun p. troll - I. i a.es P. iron I in P. M. An ,vt s Albany : I' M Tt.iiii No I arrives in AH-uuy in tune (on inn 1 I v.iih the S. Pseuth Isiiind train. n well as giving two cr three limns 111 A hnnv Is t. ire th pat t ure ot S I1 l.ettlt b. llllil It.lill I t. 1111 No '.' conn, els .villi the S. P. Iriuiis at Ci t i!hs ami All 'iiv giving .lii.tt m i.iic t.i New is'il iiii.l inlja 11 ut Item In s, 1 lam M f. r P. Holt, lirettt'ilbusli n 14 1 1 t'l l.i r mount, 1 ! 11 lest. its halts Al bin. at . ..hi a ui, rtuiliiug Peiroit uU-ct iienu, guing ample time to r :n ll tlie Spllligs suili1 il.l V. l ei li.itii. r tiitnrniHiiiin ply to I PVUS SI'uNK. Manager. I' t'OCM.Kl.l.. Agent, AlKiuv. II. II Cb'i'NIK, Agent Corvallis. I 1 r 71' Xa. C. Z. U. Column J The regular meting of the V. ('. T. V. will be bebl ut the home of Mrs. C. M. Terrell, Friday, Aug. 28, ul 2 :l!0 Ji. m. Ban on Patent Medicine DrlnUs United States Marshal Colbert has made one of tho strictest rulhigs in regard to the enforcement of the liquor laws in tho territory which has yet developed. Ho proi-ows to shut down on patent mclicino de votees, nnd his decree shuts out every preparation suspected of containing intoxicants. No Liquor While on Duty. The board of public service bus Adopted a resolution that cilj f romen must -not nsn intoxicating liquori while on duty. Canton flrcm' U huve onu day in seven off, but are subject to call then, and the, prohibiting or der includes tho off-day. The only 'hunce the firemen would have to In dulge in liquors without violating orders during a vacation period of it days in a year. "I believe in the stales where woman suffrage ms already been tried it has been accompanied with suc cess. In the city of Philadelphia the election of women to the school hoard anil their appointment to the bouril of control liavo been of great advantage. I am satisfied that in the education al administration of the stale their admission to the fullest Kwer and authmity will bu accompanied with the greatest advantage to the com monwealth. "Kx-dnv. Robert K. Pattison, of Pa. Women F rom live Saloon's Stand point. Sometimes nil honest doubter says that woman suffrage would not help Ihe temperance question. The liquor piilcrs seem to fear it wonltl and we clip the following extracts from liquor papers: "If a liquor man wishes to commit business suicide, let him vole for the woman siilfrage tmenduieiit. " "Treat your wives anil daughters us good, true women should he treated, but don't forget that they are women. Don't give them edged tools to play with. They may not fill themselves wilh the ballot, but tin y will cnt the ground from lnncalh your business." "The Prohibition papers are nearly all run by women. They all support the suffrage ami ml ment. Liquor men, do you tumble, or must a house tall upon you?" "Now, boys, if you want the license question handed over to tho tender mercies ol women, vole tor the suffrage amendment. "The Liberator. Temperance nnd Temperance Workers. The cause of temperance is justly receiving the coiisiiieration most gratifying to all temperance reform ers. I!y nearly nil classes of people gradually the drinking habit is being relegated to the sot and inebriate, who ultimately will have to desist, for the saloons w ill have to go out of business for ..ant of patronvge. There is not a railroad or steam ship company in this country of note today hut has laws regulating the conduct of its employes regarding the drinking habit. Kecently the Santa Pu discharged snine of it employes be cause they ..ere toiind drinking and frequent ing saloons while 011 duty. More and more does the question of propriety as to whether the wine glass and champagne bottle shall be had at banquets orjhoh up at the annual gatherings of tho social clubs of the country. The evil etfectK of drain drinking are cvciVwhcra apparent, and ili better spirit in all social life is gradually bringing itself in op position to Ihe use of intoxicants in any form. The Native Sons of the (fiildeii West, the Hoyal Arch Masons mil Knights Templar nil have recent ly ill their councils passed resolutions against the t iiuc-hnhnrcd custom of having wine and chani'mgiic at their annual banquets, while he it to their credit, ihe I'lue Lodges as a rule never permitted it. When it is remembered that not over two score years ago the decaliter on the side -hoard of a good Methodist, llaptist or Preslij lei in 11 hnmc w as regarded as'propcr lo serve to guests, hut .. host, injurious elVects lend one to the conelnsioti in th is day of lem IsTanee reform that such a course of life borders close on to the immoral, we are prepared lu appreciate the en I'ouragitig advance made in Christian tentpeiance ; and when it iswilhiu the memory of many who may read these lines that such a thing as Con feretiees. Synods and Assoc iut ions pronouncing against the saloon I. resolution was usually taken wilh aulion as to propriety, in th" light if these aggressive tenipeianei meas ures as taken by various lodges, labor organizations and corporal ions of the ountry. certainly one may indulgi the hope that Ihe sabs. u must go 1 tod ss'cd the day ! lr. Gunu'i Blood and Nr Tone. There is not a woman in this laud but at snnii' linn in her life would have Inch Ihe In Iter for the Use ot ihts tut; it-. Per itiM ast s pt cuhar to women, a Is tler medicine was never made. It is cotu'siscd tit tin ingre limits from which the system has Is'cn deprived by disease, overwork or dissapat mo. It enters at once into the circulation, building up the tissues that have been wasted, and making pure, rich blood in the most .Int el way. 1'nr weak, lit r.oiis ami unsteady 'vnple, pimply, pale or th shh ss snplt , 11 w ill make strong steady iier.es and give ihe comph . ton lh.il wholesome look that Hull cates health. We have hundreds nf h tiers tint jsnple have wiilttji us, Living that they had g.itin .1 in got d solid flesh t the rate nf cm- 10 three iviiuds s r week while using Pr liuun's lUootl ami Ner.e Tmne. It should lc taki 11 after nuiik, one or two tal'li Is i at'li I nut1. 1 ru:i-tii i-ll it T.' in r U' it tlin i' lnn. ft.r $.'.i, or m ilt .tdnl on run ij t i.f prit .. Wo iirt cliiil to inaLr r !v to lt tti'm .f iiuiuirv, tin iiHitc m' ivo vou is ilaui, ami lii-ilv uinlt r-' stivl. Atlilr. Pr. lit'sanko Co, 'n i iniit i I'Iiih, i n. ror sou t v u t Krx-iiur. Reduced Summer Excursion Rates. The Denver & Rio Grande, popu larly known as the "Scenic Line of t 'e World," has announced greatly reduced round-trip rates from Pucit'c Coast points for the b. nefit of . , ... . . . ' " " "'""' "" " tion 111 ti(i cast, and of delegates to fc. A., at Poston; A. O. U. W., at St. Paul; 15 P. O. K, at Paltimoro; Woodmen of America at Iudiana;olIs; Eagles at New York; Mystic Shrine, it Saratoga Springs; K. of P. nt Louisville, and T. P. A., at Indian- ipolis. Tickets ut tho reduced rates will be nasea upon one rare for the round rip, out win ue sum on certain an)! Tuck tickets will curry stopover, privileges on the going trip, giving I passengers an opportunity to visit Salt Lake City, Glenwood Sjiriugs, Colorado Springs and Diuvir; and will bo good 10 return any time within ninety (ltd) days. Passengers going via the Denver lie Km Grande ire given the privilege of returning via a different route. For tho rate to the point you wish to go, and for dales of sale and other particulars, us well as for illustrated pamphlets, write W. '. MeHHIDK, General Agent, I'M Third St., Port land. Jr. Dyipepiia. People that liavo dyspepsia huve weak stomachs, weak hearts, weak eyes and aru usually "eak kneed. They feel bilious and tho world in general has a bilious look to them, they have so many symptoms that il is iliflicult to locate the place where they fed the worst. The fact is the source from where they get their strength has been cut off and they arc sick all over. The food taken into the stomach remains undigested, causiug belching, and bilious attacks, followed by sick -headache, and gen eral weakness. The. medicine that puts the stomach ill condition so that the food can be readily digested, will ('lire dyspepsia and mike iiliength where there was weakness. We have cured thousands of 'icrsous during the past, 20 years, of dyspt psia, w ith Dr. Gnun's Improved Liver Pills. A 2'ic box of these pills are worth more to l'oplo with poor digestion than six iiii.nl lis of dieting or a gallon of pepsin. It only takes one for a dose. We will send two of these pills to prove what they ..ill do. W. P. Kre mer. sells them for 2." ecu is a box or by mail on receipt of price. Write Dr. liosanko Co. Phila., Pa. NOTICE Pi Hi IL'ill.IOATItlN. Timber I. slid. Act June ,'i 1S7H Kosibnig. Oregon, July:;il, Uni.'i. Not ce is hereov given that in coin elisiice ith the ptovisinns of the a t of Cuugipss, of June It, IHTS, entitled "An le' h r the ssle of limber Ismls in the -lia'es of 1 ' a 1 1 for r,i h. Oregnn, Nevsila, ,11, 1 S'ashiiitton Terriiorv," as ex leinled In all public I. tun I Stules by ael of Align"' 4. IH'.rJ. CAItRIE E SIMPSON of Ypsilanti, County of WsshiinhW, Stale I M icliuruii, lias this day tiled, II this nllice her sworn statement No. Vili.'l for the pun base of ihe NW 1, of I Section No. tt in Tomi-hip No. .'W Soiilh, Riinge No. ft West, ami will olb't proof lo shin that the iimil sought I is more valuable fur its limber or stone I lliHii fur siiii ultural inrii(i'i. and to I establish her claim to shiiI IhiiiI before' I.O lioolh, County Judge, at his otlite , at Grams I'a-B, Oregon, on Saturihiy Ihe' IO1I1 day of October, 1!) l.i. i She iiatnes as w itneises : Albion W. ' si'sby .George 11. Smith, Krtd 11. Ilriggs, i all of Grunts 1'hsh, Oregon, and Arthur 1 II. Simpson ol Vpsiianti, ,iichian. : Anv and all persons claiming ad versely Ihe sb ive-ilescribed lamls aie requested to file their claims ie ii" nllice on or before said ;'"iih iliv if (),.t,ilcr, IHO.'I. J. T. liltllln, Kerns', r NOTICE lOlt PL'Ifl.ICATION. Timber I. slid. Act .lun.t, s;s. 1,'mled Slates ban, I Olhct-, 1 Kosehiirg, Oie.iin, .lulv 1:1, p.iO'i. No'he is hereby i i viri j!t,t. in cnmplianee with ll.e pun i-i,ins ut , the set of I'. ingress ol .iuen :t, 1S,S, elitlllrd "An act lor Ihe side nf limber lands ui ihe Sia'cs of t',ili(n-niii. , Oregon, Nevada and Wnsh-nnton Terri i Inrv," as extentlcd to all ihe I'lituic l.nnd Sistes bv iici nl Aiitfitst 4, ISiiJ, NELLIE M. AMES of Park Kivir, Couniy of Walsh, St ile1 ol North li.ikuia has ibis day fl'eti in tins odice lierswnrn siutem-h' No. np.i.'i, for the purchase nl tin S1 . ol NE'j aim NW'4 of Nl an I NK'j ..f N '4 f being Lots 2 mill n, mid .!., .Kl,,l' Sicrc.m No li iiiTownslcp No. .'i'j .'Smiiti. 1 It.inc No. f W, and v ill nlb-r pioie t,. ibow that the laud sought is innit- vai n i shli Inr its timber or stone tlnui'lnr seii cullllial (lurpns, s. nnii lo estjhh.h hei I'lrttm In S1111I Istitl tlefnre J O. ittsith, County Jinlee, at Ins nllice at (minis I'a-s, Oregnn, ml'M unlav Ihe it h da. nf O teller. l'.'l:l. She itauii as w itriesse: Weslev 1'. Shei msil, Su-ile Iltti-s, Wl.'lsmT rnrr.lmm, burl .Minna nil el rsuts I'.im-, (iregon. n v and ail persons elaimieg .ni' ei.e ! Iv ihe a'sivt th-MTi'-e I lamls toe !.' ipiesled lo lite tlnlr clsinis in ihis lli, e un 01 before said nth day of Oe'ni.er p.i'i.;. J. I'. I Kll'OCs, IviV!' 1 BEIGHT'S DISEASE Tli Ui !t h ii m evt'r p;tM for a pn Hcription, rtmnHil lmiiiN in San h'Hii I'imii, Atw. ItO, I'm'!. Hit' Irrtht-l.-r in Volvtsl in i'ni uiiti flwk I IJ. -iK" 0 and Ar prt tl hv u I'.inv ii 1iii;i(9 nun i . r a Htri'inY Inr !!r;j;h!'a hi.i1 i.,. J U'lt", li 1 1 lit r'o 1 1 r.i t U ilit-eitHt Tit')' rommri.i 1 (tu "prion1 'iirnli. nation of th Npei'itic Nov. 1, t)0 I tlit y intcrvu'Wt'tl n-.Tt f" ot (l.t nitil -, Hti.l 1 r it-tl ii out un fit him il hv p 1 1 i ; ii i tr thtre tioit-o mtv;. on llie UfH ii.t'iii ' j itiui Miiu hint: tin in. I licv ulo ti pi iv ! -u'ii' to iitt nit' li run tr, iiH iif at'it i ,it'f, j HHil A.tltUlll-tfMt'tl tt Ullll t'lt oll! un jti V-- l'p ' Auti. s; p,-r r-ni ; -) tin irt crt-f wi rtt t'i'lir -' or ' ' r 'yrt'Htj'i H uor.tli'n'. j 1 Tlifrt .'''int hut 1 1 1 t n jn-r it-n' of j fuil(irf , i ! i-iilu- wtnri (' 'fli, .1 aiul ' I'loNfd I 1 1 1' I it 11 -.lit loll . I III' pi tl .'I'ilMlU' ! Ol t tit ll. c-l t HHl.tl 'OI. Oil .-, ,-tntl tt)'1 . I'litn.'ul rHp'iij" ii M (fM ,it'ii irrt i put'li-lifil an. I '!l Im nuiil.-.l .n ! .ipplu I mi. A M pf Joii .1. i i i r n i t'oMI' lW, -l'0 MritU't'Mi-Tv M. ,iri Y.v j ; i i-nv. r.-it. ! I THE "MILWAUKEE" : i I (rni'l.i' tumi' lor uu' riiu-a.'o. Alii . I a 1 1 k vf Si M Pan i Kiliv, knoAtia!! ; ! .tvr tin I u ut ii a- i lie virvit Unlvia , r ii i ti i ii f th "I'lonfer l.iin uo! ' r.tin ' i v.-" v mil' i-ilit li'inwn Sr. I'aul ) . n.l V liit rti; , u nl i.inliei nnd I'Iiu ho. j tl onlv pt-rif-si triiH in the or!J I j li di rt unl : i hiit-i'tloiit art iriaJ? j U l' r-in oftni i:tl 1 inr, oa' j , 'o p;i--. r- r tl;f t t vice k no n j . l.i:vm.i. i aclirn, rlw'PC l;kht. ftt-Afn i '.iMi.'ta "ni tt:i;itj 1; i.ootiirr: , ", i i it-iir tH-kit rr.ii!i via "Tlia i " t n rf-.iiic I. anv Hint in Xf.U , ''" I ii't'd 'i or t aut ta. A'.l lick 1 " if'"' '! l'i" ri , inatitni. a l.li J. .l'i ttn'in pHtt-i.tiivi or o.lnr iiifoi , L'. J. K.KUT, '.riirral A!nt, I't Kii ii. Or i liav. I A t. IMI. I M ini a. , NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Not4oc is hereby given that tho on ih r signed has bf en ap'iointed adiuiuis traiorot the cs:Hto of W. i'.Horring ton, deceased, end all having claims against said W. P. Herrington, de cased, are li Tidiv notified to present " ' nmlersigu. a at the e.ore of the Grants Pass Hardware Company in t .rants Pass, Josephine couuty, (iregon, witli tho proper vouchers, within six months of this date. Dated at Giants Pass, Oregon, this 14tii dav of August, A. D. l!o:i. E. CARLSON, Administrator. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Iii.init. 11s iirn-iif frivol J derslgned J. E. Peterson Notice is hereby given that the 1111 1 has been ap- i ixdnled admiuisrrator of rt.e Estate (lf cjl lurli-ti Lee Ellsworth, deceased, 1 - , . ('(,ouiy Court for Josephine ...,-.- (ir,.o ,,,! nil r.ni. li : ..i,,, ,;., tui,i utu, lug claims against sain estate are 1 hercbr rinuircd to nrescnt them tor the nndcrsigiu d administrator at lii! office at Grants Pass. Orepon. duly 1 verilied as by iuw requried, willnu six months trom tho date 01 tins notice. Dated August 10, 1003. J. E. PETERSON, Administrator. H. D. NORTON', Att'y for Estate. NOI.CE Kt)i: I'UtiLICATION. Timber Lund, Act .Inn- '!. 187K. Unitetl sla tf -i il Uttice. ltoseburg. Oregon, June 24, 100:1 Notiie is hereby veri ilut in coin pltsnce aith the provisions of the act ot Cougiess of Juneu, Jh7i, euiiiled "An act for the sale ol timler laicls in Ihe States of California, Oiegon, Nevada, and Washington Tcrntor. as ex tended to all the i'ublij i.:hI S ales hi act of August 4. IS! 12, Al.liEltr DRAGGOu of Ncr.ti Yiikima. County ol Valium, Slutc. el Washington, hss Ibis dav lileil in Ihisoliiee tits sworn statement No. 511 1 for tin nilii-hiiSH of ill KK1 ol eciiot. I Sn -.III l.i Tnwnfiliili Nil M4 South. Usui" No 5 Wei, and will otIVr pr,,ol"to sho tliat the land soimllt is more valiiah e tor its limts-r or stone ttisn tor ar -culinral purposes, and to eelshi-ti Ins claim lo said land before J. O Lioolh, County Judge, at his nllice al Grants I'ass, Oregon, on Saturday the nth dav ot September lotki. lit, name, est witnesses : llemy C. Mclmodi. of Grants Pass, ! Oregon, 'barter E Wilder, North V'aki-, ma, Washington, Harry Uessler, Grsnts 1 I'ass, Oiegon, William Mcintosh, of (jrants I'sss, Ortgou. Any and all persons claiming Kdver-e ly the ahnve-desc ritied lands are re-' quested to file their claims in this olhYe on or befoie said nib day of September , P.Ki;;. J J . lSiiinoKS, K'g ste DR. JORDAN'S oritur HfUSEUM OF NAT0MY KSHitIKT.T.,lilPlICS,!lL 4 Tht ugn AMtofNteal Mvuiib to U i lu. fMltltl wwwd j iki aldft . AWkiaiiM .i ! loan ui. f yaara. DH. -iOfiOAN DISEASES Qf MEN VPIILI4 tfcornufflity rftdlrM1 truiai ! wiikwt th tut ( N-Nrtwry, TrtMMt ft4 b? kit Ktpsrt. Ila4b Ml lM Mnpltir. A tti)cfc ud n h'M cwra (w nit, tlwar and ritlalat, bf Ur. JtaM'l tt'tUaU ftUB In flMtkMM. inj' r m kr lttf A PxtM fVl In flitrr tsM I'."; i W Mli'lrMllitai. wril fM B-ok Pt1ILSIUafl V aaf tMILlD rill, I A 1NUHS Ml Bav f nil M wwwm OR. JORDAN ft CO., 1011 MwM t. I 9. You Know Whut Yon Are Taking When you Uike Grove's Tasteless Chill Tunic, becuusp the formulai.v plainly vnnt on every txttle stuiwing that it is Mini ply Iron ami Quinine in a tatelu!4 form No Cure Ho, Pay. y'V. p:-.4vi''.i MUS. L. S. ADAMS. Ol teitWcwliin, TflM. "Wine of Ctrtiiii Is indeed a blessing tj lirctl vo.i.tn. Hvin mtferrd for Kvfiv ytars uith wtaknen and bear, ii-.it-down piins, and having tried scv erai dotto's and different remedies i:h no lucceti, your Wine of Cardul va the only thin, which helped me, ar.d eventually cured me It teemed to build up the weak parts, strengthen the system and correct Irregularities." Uy "timl women" Mrv Ailania niraiH iit'rvnna women who have l, .ui-li'M'il iiiriisi's, falling of tlie vomit, o ,u i;wi trouliits vr any of tln'-e uitmtMit!) that womtn have. oil r;,ti cure yonrtflf at Imiup with titiiprt'at wonit'ira ri'im'dy, Wine uf Canliii Win of Car-lui liaa cured tlioiis;;n,N of ra-if't which d.H tors hM f.iiled tol'itftit. Win n.it l.f'MM lo f.-t wtllto,l;iy? All dni'ji.-.T- have I.f0 Imttleii, Kor any iMiia. i, liver or howel disor il.T 1'hedford'a llliuk-I'raught $ ioi:!tl Lo in-ed. t. f?...f A 11-alII !KsieK, Tlie Wet-k'v Ori' nun ami tlir t'i. i uikK Imtli fur uiih yiur for $2 in ad- Vlltli'l O. R. & N. OUIX.ON SHORT LINK AN 1 I'MON lWCIMC. i r IS TUK Shortest, Quickest, i AMMiisT j Comfortable Iv.,:. l.i .ill K iu rn K.iuts via 1'ortlaml. ! Alt l'l,rMiii;li Tiiki.t. r':utiin iivyr lltii inutei ;ir- c - tl vii : ( ! I I I .llll .111.1 Dl'll Vl'tf, Low Kates. T'.. i..-! on N.ilt ;ll . iit Iw-rn 1'iu'itii- It'l.. A I.. I'llAlti, ' li.n'l. P:t'nj-r Afllt, 1'i.illan.l lira. 0 w Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood the tat 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million bottles. IdmTt Pt? you? NoCure,NoPay7 HOTIC'K FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Lnd, Act June li. 1-H7R. Uoneburg Or-t;np, Jan 24, P.HM. plunJT.iih" the Pisinn.::? -he .ct ol ! CoiitreH) of June :t. 1IS78, euii'led "An I act lor the te iuoier lands in the Stales ol Cs il'.r, is, Oregon. Nevada, and Wailiingli.il T-n twry." a extrnded to all the Pii'i ic Laud States by net o: August 4. 189.', CHAKLESK WILDF.K of North Yakima Count v ol Yakima. ! Slate of Wasbinglon. ha Ibis dav tiled (in this otlicir Ins enm statement No. 10412 for the pniehsseif the NEtj nfScc- ! tion No. '20 in Townshio No. 14 South, Range No 6 W,sl, and mill o tier pres. I to show that 'ha land sought is more " '". " ."i. . ' "-K . V . ' ? i ... his claim to mid land before .1, O. Booth. Cnuntv Judse, at hi- o I lice t Grams Pass. Oregon, on Saturday, the 5' h day of Si-ptrmtier. 1U03. lie nanus as wit- Albert Pmggro. of North Yakima, a-liingt ui ; llenrv C. Mcintosh, Harry Kessler. William Mcintosh, all ol Urauts Pass, .)iegtu Any ami all p-ro.i claiming adverse ly Ihe shove-descritH, lands are re quested lo file their claims in this oflice 011 or before eid 5th dav of Spt.mber lotl.1. J. T. lllllbOES, KeKIKter ASK THE AGENT FOR TICKJiTS VIA TO SPOKANE, ST. PAUL. DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, . CHICAGO, AND ALL POINTS EAST 2TWAINN IIAILY O PANT TIMFi' std NKW I'XJC I l.M KNT TIIHOl'GHOUT I) iv Coaches, Palace and Tourist Sleepers. IHiilog anil Itulfet Kiiioking Librat-y Car. Iallghl trip lliroiiuh ihe Cain site j uml Itocky ..IniinialiiM. For full pai'ticulars, l-ates. folders, etc.. 1 call on or address II. DICKSON, c T. a. J. W. PIIALON.T. i. . fill Third Street, I'orilanil. A. B. C. HENNISTON, G. W. P. A 112 Kirst Avenue Seattle, Wash. EUMATIR SUFflvRERS can positively be cured with rO I L OF EDEN , ' and SWEET SPIRITS of EDEN ...NO IDLE BOAST. . i Youi money will be returned to you in case of failure, but there will j be uo failure, Your druggists sell tlieiu j California Co-Operative Medical Company, Oakland, California. pcfi'L'jiNir THE SCENIC LINE Through Silt Lake City, Lcadviltc. Publo, Color ido Springs, and Dimtr, and the Pamoui Rocky Mountain Sccntry by Daylight lo all Puinti Eait. 3 FAST TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN 0GDE.N AND DENVER 3 MODERN EQUIPMENT. THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOUR ISTS LEEPlNG CARS AND SUPERB DINING CAR SERVICE, STOPOVERS ALLOWED For 'lit!, foldtri and other inormitiwn, addris. FKAMvLLN Standard TYPEWKITKU imN, t,ng Stmj.le Mechanism. Speed, Excellent Manifolding, 1 ermanent True Alignment and Durability at a Fair Price. A Strictly High-Class Machine Sold for $75.00 (M T ri:n.TOwioi( c. E. F, Bumpus, Manager, - . Los Angeles. California -l"--''0 "'il-on Ult k ror. Spr:n ami Fir.t Sirwl. Courier and Oregonian $2 a year SURE CUKE FOK I'lLKr-'. iHbiug files produce moisture and iires itching. Thill form. nell si UHml. Weeding or Proiruding Piles .re cured by Dr. Bo-tan ko's Pile Kemedv. Stops itching and b'.eeding. Ab'oiba tumor. 50e a jar at Dmggistf, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write ma about yc.ur case. Dr. B.wanko, Philada. Pa. For sale by W. F. Kreraer. CGOTZIAN&CO, MAN U FACTO R tR S . ST. PAUL.. DR. FENNER'S KIDNEY and Backache All diseases of Kidneys, CURE Biaaa.r, urinary organs. Also Rbeumatlsm, Back ache.HiartDisoase. Gravel. Dropsy, Female Troubles. Don't become discouraged. There Is a cure for you. 1 e has sir ut 11 essarv wi-Hc llr. l-eniiur lift) time Clirlnic lust .ucb Canes as yuurs. All consultations Free. "f)r. Feuner's KliWiey and Backache Cure Is 1 tic i-au.e of my Ileitis? alive to-day. I hud suffered irreaily of kitlney iltsea.e for yearn antl reiliteeil in weight to l:Al pounds. I uow welirll Jili. isiiimls. W. 11. MeiiUCIN. Olive l'urnace, O." Primirlsts. Ni.. l. Ask for Cook Hook Free. ST.VITUS'DANCEKuaenJXn!. For sale by W. F. Kremer ind Rotermund. K. A. 60 YEARS' Trade MRr?s OESICNd Copyrights &c. AnTonosondtng sketch and dPicni.Lto'i u:aj q ii Irk I r Mrerliitn iur opinion Uctt wln-tlit'r nn liiTenttoii m prohnl.iy iauntiilili'. ('iiiiiiii:i(.-ii tlnnitlrlctir rxmlldeiitlji). Iftuxlht'koii i'ulfat tfiit frir. llliiMt nifitn-y for mH iiriiif (.Klei. FatPitUi taken throurb .Munn A l u. luit'T-s tpfciat notki witrT-mt ch"7ge. lu Scientific Hmerican. A nni1ifimplr tlhutrntivl wrk!T. tir-o-t Hr. filiation of anjr uri.-tniflc J.i.ir:i,,l. 'I l i .tm. t,i it your : fur inmuUit, tU Hold l-y '1 iv;w.ii",U'r. MUNN&Co.3B;'N3VYDr!f lirftocb UlDco. 63 V SU Wtwtali-fi. oil, i C gH0BES(r pi wfflm 1 immmii 1 Wiv;v.rfJt3xj mm IT M'.C.McllHIUK, (iiii. An t ita T... . PORTLANO, ORC. 'The CHICAGO" Typewriter $35 Guaranteed to equal Sioo machine. any The Chicago Typewriter Co. 5'2-5'4 Market St. San Francisco.