Rogue River courier., July 07, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

ROGUE RIVER CoURIkR, GRANTS PASS, Ofci-OOtf, jiJLV ?, 1964.
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S i-ai'i kv etli'-aV ... '
Many a girrf.-..-" l-ren : r -. J I
give lip the light and hr.iir .;ut Ii:.- v. '. iv
flag of suncHiicr, when hi c o( foisl !,
Weukened tlm i:c.n jest u power a
Contiuue tlie striiyle.
Many a man i.
similarly st :z
out of hosiers'
His digestion
impiiicd. Hi
food docs n
nourish liim, an'
for lark
ttrenyth to carry on
the tumble he turns
his stoie over to an
Other.
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
cures di&easri of the
stomach and other or
gti of digestion mmS
nutrition. It restores
strength to weak, nerv
rus, run-down men and
women.
' "Atxrut leu vmm ago f
lyn t' be xftrctf with
Mom.it h tfitiMr. nl. eiif.r
Thru " write- Mr. Wm.
Walt I-. f Ante mi. Mo.
"In warm wrathT i! grfw
worn until It wtrtiM llifi.w
mr tnio a c-riniiiitr chill,
Wan tKMiMetl i)(if-n t lint
I annirt luif lhHixht my
end hitiicomr T rtrd m.iiiy
rt'tiidlie but Ihf-y if'
onlv tni!Krar)r rriirf. In f
NovrinlVT. iH.j, llidiipht I
W'itiJ trv Doctor I'u rcr'g
toiirtl .MniK.H IMw.tvny.
I gut mm Uttkt a n-l tx,it fii'rinmiccrxKioti dm
IhoiiR'it I wmiM wit for N time hi... take Hi
our Ira. tvon f,iiia I ),a. ftvnipUmi. of tli
Iri'uhie coiiiintf Wck. umk'tltr sixth tr.,-:
nd it ciirrd m. I hnvr eujoyrd the fx-nt 1,
ht-alih Din mi mmcr and the ci-tlit nil W-Un.u
to ywir r.otdrn M-dtr1 lM()vrrv I run
fipr-HH my many tliiiks to Ir. Here fjr h,
rcinrdv. ford did v, nut' h (or me Word on,
not rxprt how fvvrre ly I MirTrrrfl,
II jiiy ilWit the -ihovr Mulrmrnt Irt then
SddrrHx me. 11.14 I will take wicat tilraurt ii
StiawrriliK"
Dr. Pierce't PleAsant Pellets cleans thi
bowels and stimulate the iluxKikli liver.
TO ADVERTISE OREGON
Prizes Will Be Given (or
Write lpa of State.
Best
l'ortlaul, Orison, Jnno 27, IU04.
To tlm People of Oregon, Greeting :
Tho Portland Commercial Clul
offers two gold niediils and 1200 in
rush prizes fur nrtitrl-n oil Oregon,
under the following conditions :
For the best article appearing i
the ri'Kiilur edition of any iiownpiqii
or nny otlier )ulillc!itIoii printed out
side of tho stiito of Orcunii, to be
competed for only liy jkthoiih renid
iiiK in Oregon aud not living in tin
city of Portland, cliolco of a gold
lucdul or $.0 iu cmli.
For the necoud lumt articlu, citlivr
the gold niodul or f.0 in ruxh, di pe'jd
lug upon elections inadn ly tho win
tier of first prize.
Articlo winning third prlzn will he
given v.
Fourth Jirlz.i will Lu the liflli
jirlzo tlO.
To resicluuls of Portland a gold
iwdul and (100 will ho dixtrihuted lu
prizes on emetly thn siinia liiiHis as
tho gold luedul mid $100 are to bo dis
trilmted to residents of Oregon out
side of Portland.
The reasons for huving tl.exe urti
cles jirinleij, outsido of tlm state Is
that we want tlie people away froiu
homo to know our advantages, and
then wo deslru the Portland and Ore
gon pueis to ho relieved from any
tiuiburiasMiient that might arise
through having to decline articles.
Articles containing the ejprenlon
"wubroot" will not be al'owvd to
compete.
llio Jovcrnor nf tlie state will he
axled to appoint a a inmittco to de
olio as to the winners in the slate
context, whllo tb mayor of Port land
will lie requested to name the coin
inittku that will sele't the winners in
tills city.
Unu ot thn uliief reasons for (itlel lug
thosn prizes is lo glvo thn youngd
geiuraticn nu 0ipoi tunlty to do K'lni
pleiiHaut work during vacation. Till
is a busy ago and uo article is di sired
exceeding live thousand words those
of about one. thousand words prefer
red. .
No articles will b ucccptcd iu
competition except where the news
pajsT or publication Is Mihmiitcd
complete. Tlie at tides submitted
become thn property of the Port land
Commercial Club, to be used as de
sired. Tlie contest cloxes October 1, I1MM.
We bel'eve that there will bo an In
tereiting rninpctitlun for thexe prizes,
and feel sure tbat many papeix
throughout the United States.
Caund.t, Mexico and oilier countriex
will be glad to secure Interesting
matter relative to the most fertile
state in tlm Paclllci .Northwest. Ar
ticles in iiuy luugunge will ,0 ac
cepted. Peeling certain that this effort will
repnlt with mucli good to Oregon, we
am, Very truly yours.
II. M. CAKi:. President,
TUKO. II. Wll.COX. Chairman
K'xicutive Committee.
Cured of Chronic Disrrhots After Ten Yesn
ol Sulfcelnj.
"I wixh to xay a few wonls iu
piaixo ol ChaiuU rlaln's Co.ie
Cholera nud Diarrhoea Keiuedy,
says .Mrs. Mattie liarge, of Martin
ville, Va. "1 sulTered rrom chronic
diarihucn for 10 years and during dial
tune tried variens niediciuex without
ohtaluiiiK any per o ut rein f. Last
sunnie r (lie of my i hildnn wax taken
with cholera morbus, ami I procured
a bottle of ibis leiiuilv. Duly tc
doses wue ritnrcd to give lr en
tile relief. 1 1 1., ii ,1, ,1,1. ,1 t , v ,ie
medicine myself, and did in t use all
o one Untie before I was well, and I
have never since been troubled with
that complaint. " This rene ,lv ix foi
sale by all r'rugulsts.
.p.
How About Your Summer Vncn.
Ilortf
NewiKirt on Yaiiiina p.iv x th.
Ideal seaside resort ut the North
Pacific Coast. Hound trip tiiletsai
greatly reduced rales no sale from
nil Southern Pucilic points in Oregon,
on and alter Juno 1st. Ask agents foi
further information mid a handsomely
illustrated souvenir booklet, or write
to F.dwln Stone, Manager C. ,1 K. H.
H.AIbany, Ore, or W. K Coman
G. P. A., H.K t), Portland.
When bilious take Cliainberlaiu's
Kloniacli and Liver Tablets, Fi r sj.le
by all druggists.
Walcrmau'a Ideal Hiuutuiu
from J.S) op at Cramer Pro.
Pins
in
DIRECTOR OF MINT TALKS1
No
More Silver Dollar Will Be
Coined
"There will never be another silver
dollar coined i:i this country, " said
George K. Roberts, director of tlie
United States Mint, to an Oregoniau
interviewer Friday. Mr. Itolcrts wax
in Portland Friday between trains on
his way to Alaska, the gncxt of his old
friend, Ii. V. Hlevenx, of tint Fir t
National fiauli.
ro, mere will I no more new
silver dollar pieces turned out of the
Uovcrumeut'i money plant nnless by
some chance a 10 to-1 Congress should
be elected, lor tlie fupply of silver
bullion purchased under the Hheriiinn
act Is exhausted, "
rroiu July II. ISiiO, when the
Sheriimu law went into eff;t, until
it was repealed lu the Govern
nicnt bonligt l.Vi,(S)0,IKI') ounces of
silver. Tliis has gradually beeu
worked up into dollars until the pre
ent time, when sueli coinage has
ceased, in all probability, never to
be resumed. Mr. Koberts continued
"Our records show a remarkable
Increase in the gold production of tl
worm during me past decade. J-i r
the year IH'JO, the output o' the
world's gold mini s amounted to l;'0,
WO, 000, iu IMM it was 185.000,000,
in 1103 between ftt.VIOO.OoO and fno,
WO.OOO, our figures are net complete,
ind for IU04 it will. In nil likeliliood,
be fi:iO,Wi,noo. The annual gold out
put of tho wi rid has nearly trebled in
10 years. That's why there is no
'silver ojiiestioii. '
Most people think the mints are
uusy coining gold, iiiey are mis
taken. Thn bulk of tlie work wu do
is in the making of copper cent pieces
ind nickels. Tho profits derived from
the coinage of these two coins fai-t
year smnuutod to almost f.', 000, 000,
vhlch paid all the operatirg cx
lienses. Wo buy u )onud of copper
or j.i ceois anil iniiKe ill cent pieces
mt of It. Nickel costs 10 cents a
liouiid, and a pound makes over $1
worth of nickels, so you sen what a
nice profit there is in tho business.
"Formerly very few pennies were
in circulation on t'iu I'm I lie Coast
or in tlie Kocky Mountain country,
but now they are used everywhere,
and the demand is incrcaxiu.
"Don't get the impression, how
iver, that, we are going out of the
told-coiu business. For the fiscal
year, ending today, our coinage of
gold will reach '00,(SS),(SK), tin, larg
est In tlie history of the country, and
tho largest gold mlutago ever turned
out by any country in tlie world in
onn year. "
Whut are the prospects for a
branch mint or an assay nllleo being
established in Portland?" Mr. Hob-
irts was asked. He hesitated a
noment and then said :
"Tho Department is disposed to op
pose the establishment of new olllees
in tho theory that there i.re enough
tlready, and the imposition of open
ing mm in Poitliuid has met with no
encouragement. Heveral etlorts have
been made to secure olllees at h.ilt
Lake nud various oilier places, and in ,
fact tlm movement to secure a brum h I
mint ut Tacoma is of recent liiHtorv. I
As a matter of fact wo can now ban. 1
II the output of the minis w.tli-1
nut I hi lu.l,t,,.t i,.,l.t.. i --I
, , " '
gold mines urn not in the vicinity of
l'ortlaul. It is but little fin tiler
from tho Southern Oleuoll ll ilies lo
San Francicxo than to Port land, and
tho Kasfern Oregon districts are
nearer to Jloixc. Mr. Tongue worked
faithlully to secure nil unsay ollicc for
I'oitlnnd, nud Mr. Momly was very
actlva In favor of onn at linker Cilv. 1
hut the need docs not seem to exist
Hid the Department oITi is no en- '
ourageniout. " i
How about the claim that you do
uot credit Oregon with Iter lull pro- I
I in-1 i cm of gold '"
"I have heard that si, item, ul inn le.
hut as u mutter of fact we have com
laints of that kind from almost
very gold producing -tutx in lie
Union. We lasn our llguns on the1
returns from smelt, rx, from th,. mintH
md assay ollices, from miitiufai till
ing Jewelers and from eveiv other
source whii h might enlighten us on
the amount of gol.l product .1. If our
Htalc'iients are not correct, what le
ooiucs of thn bullion!' Certainly no
nun Is buying and liiding it. 1', oplc
lo not bury it in the ground. I'm
inclined lo think tin claim-, mi l,- ,v
Oregon ami every oilier st it,, winch
roduccs gold are mutinied In- tb .i
ry lid nun destro In bouin tin ir i
spectivo districts. You can't nl 1
ways rely on the statements made bv
the pnoplii cf th,, mining sections as
to the iiuiintitv of tlie oiilonl w..
t all tin figures obtainable from
Ills-i it 1 sources an, I compile them If
gon or Colorado is producing nmie
than she is credited with, we lire
unable In llml out what b, comes of
the excess. " t
"What are yuur views regaidmg the'
'lealiun of a D.p.nimeut of Mm.s
lllil .lliinng hi toe National
iw'r" usi.ed tli- int.ruiwir
director and :g:tui Mr. ,heri
h'oi.-ively.
"1 am op;-... ,1 t i ii ,. ;.
Hilling lll'.'l. - is , r ih. , , -ii..
t'llbi
ot tl .
. " ok
I.
i t all too g.ie'iim
-I ih,
le. ll t'llollgh c!:i:in, l. .-, ,v ,
lixhi .1 and I ,,, n,,t nv
ai.'iiI 1 b. g in-, ,1 ,v ,;.,,
thing ;
t p a !
i ll de ai tin ut.
No Pity 'hewn
I'''
1 I
r or v cars l it,
1nu011.lv," writ
Verbena, Ala ,.
Was .it'el-
, 1' .. 11,
1 had a
-!r.c.
I ,'lb I.
Wh, 1,
Salve
asc (r pi I
ill fail, d
cuixiiig -.'I tuiuois
llmkhiCs Ann-,
ureil me." Usually
mil all ncl.e and j a
National lhug Stele
i'harmacv
good tor burns j 1 1(,
s- 'nlv ml
ml I
tarts I i-s
Workins Nujht tni p,y
Hie l usitst mi I
luighttcst lilt
niing mat n,t w ,s 1
'.Cillg'x New Life ,l!,
hangc weakness Into .-
l'r
Hi, l:,t.
essiit ss into cn.-igv, I r,:u f.,g
neiit il power. Tl , v ',e won. I, r
hullidng up the 1,,-alii . ut.lv :
I or
x Sold by N. i i.,ii , ir
r c. '
aid Grants Pass I'liarinacv.
"ee Vu .tl.ic, nhalit Kodaks and Supphee
SCARED MONTE CARLO
Woman Woo Heavily Through
System of Bef Own.
IHiHTr4 a rerullarltr la Ike Hum
of Kamhcrs la lb Hoalvlts
Wkwl Wklok Wmm
br a Ilel.el la Sams.
Lord Ro&slyn'a recent vain attempt
to "hreak tlie hank ut Mont Carlo"
has brought out a number of 4,1,1
stories reardinir similar attempts
in the past. i'erhnp the best of the
lot was told by un omeial of Monte
Carlo to a hondon writer. This offi
cial declares that never but once"
did a "system play" give the bank
iny uneasiness.
"You remember," said be, "what Is
ifeneriilly known as the suicides' table-tlie
see. -no - the right on en
tering tlie roulette room? It was at
thut table a few years ago that 1
law one nfternoon an old lady who.
ike many others here, mnkes her liv
tig by obtaining good places at the
able on tlie opening of piny and
elling them to enger players an
mur or two lalfr. This old lady,
vhom you must know as Mine. X ,
vns well known to me and I was sur
)riM, to notice that she hnd a young
talian with tier. They were playing
ler-anioiinlly with flve-frnne pieces
ind winning. Hut so smnll were the
takes thnt I took very little notice
utve to congrfttulnte mniiaiiie when
the rose to go home to dinner. Then
the obi woman turned to me with nn
sir of surprising deflam-e mid asked:
How much will m'xieur e-!c me for
tlie secret of an infallible system at
roulette'.'' Nothing,' 1 re-ponded,
Inughing; we are not buying secrets
to day.' To this she responded: "Ah,
out lu'sieur will be glad to purchase
I, some day. Hon sior!' Aud she
as gonu.
"For several days I did not see her
ml the matter passed completely
rom my mind. One afternoon a
eeek later, however, I saw her at
he same table in company with
hree men. The 'chef de partie'
rhixpered to me that they were
viiiiiiiii; heavily and I told the sur
eilluiits lo wnteh and report. An
mur later one of the men came to
in- mid stnted that mnilauic and her
inrly had won 70,(sio francs and that,
trangest of all, they only played
or the maximum and scarcely ever
Obt.
I'hnt evening 1 myself looked on
.1 their piny several times and cer
ninly they seeiued to win each time
hey slaked. I lie curious point, how
iver, was that lu 20 coups or so they
.mld never play moru than twice,
list one of the partners and thea
he others, but on each occasion
.hey won the maximum. Indeed,
-he aystein certainly seemed to bear
nit the prophecy of inadaiiie, and
.vas netiinlly iiifulllble.
"A week passed ami thlr win
nings nmoniitiMl to a very respectable
mm, nil of which had been safely
odge.l in the Creilit I.yonnals nud
transmitted to u bank at !ilnn. Hie
natter was now growinir seeioiis, for
three times they ha, I In-.ik.in the
nn nil at tlie table where they played.
Hid lit length I telegraphed to M.
Illanc in 1'iiiis. He asked for fur
ther reports, and these belnir still
nn-.at Isrnelorv ha rnitiM t,. VI. ......
; ni lo t,, see' for himself. Whut he
'aw greatly disconcerted him. The
'" winning most assuredly,
lir "'hat system we were utter-
' "'ml'1'' 'hs- over. ell, to cut a
'' ."I7 "' 1,m'1 n"
" 'lr
I"i'r luiggling. he purchased
,.ret for ru ixio fr.ns. ..,i
the sa
lt was
eheao Ht the orlee
" The luonev beinir il1 nflee
nau en.ie.i and the rooms rl...,l
mndanie led us to the table and
loiiniled us by her stnteiuent. She
told us thnt after some years at the
table she knew ttnil well that no
system was infallll.l ti ,,f" .,.
den, when registering the liillnliers,
she noticed thnt certain of them al
ways followed each other. Thus, if
tlie croupier spun with the number
'- opposite him .HI was certain to be
the next, and if rem was in the ssine
position n; would surely follow.
Por days she watched li.is. then
plnie.l Mini won She ipiieklv got to
colder her little xyndiente of Italians
and upon her observations they prof.
ited ii.-.-i cl v ;io.i, i frnnes.
"And why was it that these num.
hers lin-ne.l up iu se.pience? Well,
it was ipiite simple when inadame
tol l us The roulette wheel hnd be
come warped by the heat n, vrni
"ot 'liit i il. Hence If turned
from a certain point it invariably
stuck nl a certain other point, there
fore the players never hcxilnt,-, ,,
risk a mnvii n. That iu the onlr
system which bus ever been infal
lible," added the curtly oPicinl, "and
I need hardly tell you that since we
have been careful to test the wheels
every day "
h.ml.irr ir the lleai.na.
Apropos of the smallpox, which is
hot!
nn :
1..
'"ii .pnte as much as
"i respondent rails
c uivevMty ,,f proprr
piibbc vehicles. A he
'ne cm t make peo-
Ihe Vhemisiry of the
l'hil:
lilt,
vent
dpi
pie ,
heav
I..
io, vv well be invoked lo ran.
der
a rd
them hui mlc.x " London Stand-
I'hanou rn ,h.
ll IV. .,.,-
nog i ip! - -i-
ill I. -I : - , -. ,
xm.,!! , .. '
Wile,.: ,
la Telephone l.laas.
I that by phu ing pho-
na!-. of ny 1 nih-s
' , , .ut- liuo mm h
I he pi.,
'k'l'aph re
oiild vv a v es
cisutitle
ml
the
with, on .,
America u.
- t.. lb
ir fore.
W.nl.l'a Fair Fxciirslon
' I1 'iv r A i!io i iian,!.', iu ciin
.11 v.". Mi . i.i ; P .icil'.c, will
-:'.". r I'. I.. : allv t'otolucti d
isi. ... !,- 1 v.- . 1 Id's Fair during
1 ', 1 v 1, :so 11. . ill run
h to St. I ,, ui. vv ill out change
.-, mil.iog short ..fops at prim-i-
pal
I ".i t-. 1 11 runic The
o 1 cu,-i ,.s w ii leave
first cf
Portland
"th, ai. 1 the sect nd June 17th.
t c In m Giants Pass w ill Ik
' ' o St. I,, 1.1, uud n turn, 1 x-
I 11. s .'ing ia h . .v, r oi
' '.-! I ivo the pru il. ge of re-
II -' v ,, a .lit!', n ut ti l ie l'liis is
i:o-d I I. i-anC vv ,y, as well as the
t d - :''l,tfi I i vuic, to cicss the
o, it. 'i he stops nrrang d give
cl I .:,
Ill v J !
: -iitts
iiut..tv t f visiting the various
s of nil. 1. -t in and about Salt
Cny, l'inv. r 111. d Kansas City.
11 wish to an oiii;vin v one of
1 -.k
it ;
(In sc excursions wito nt ouce to W.
C. Mcliiidc, l.'t Tlntd street. Port.
laud, for sh .
ping car rest rvatio t.
A K. Voorhies Pho'o ;
upp 11
B0 A z,nt 18
Tb Hkritlve Is lisrtsu mm 4 Ob.
Ialae4 His Power Tbrooarb
Peree of Arasa.
The government of Kgypt is under
the direction of a kbetiive. the M-venth
a
,
ruler of the dynasty of Siahon rt AIL
V who wax appointed -o
r i f Kgj pi
in I Ml. ab-
I in lKOfi and tnsde hioits'l
,kolute master of the rouniiy ly fcue
yf arms. The control if tie I l,n'i
was gruduallv iiiereased. and in li'Z
he was given the privilege of ci.fa lud
ing coinniereial tresttex with fori-igi.
powers and msir.laiiiing am ies
From 1S7S to lr3 two comptroller!
general sppointcd by Frame r.i
Kiiglanil - had con ideroble power In
(Hrectiug the affair of the eouatry
but in IHH2, in eonseiUence of a mili
tary rebellion. Kngland intervened in
behalf of the Mini he, slid, ax this In
lervemion was not joined by France,
the joint control was abolished and
a decree signed by the kheo'ive giving
to Kngland the right to appoint un
Knglish financial ailviier. without
whose concurrence no financial r!ei
ii.n can he taken, and inee that limt
sn Knglish officer has eooersted in
the oireetion of linsneinl ntTairs in
F.irypt. A ninntier if representative
iiisiiiuiions. iucloiiiug a legislative
council anil geneinl sssrn lily, were
created by the khedivc in las.1. and the
legislative council, which is aconsulta
live body of M members. 14 of whom
are nominated by the government,
meets once a month to examine the
ii'iiigct. aim msy propose laws, but
cannot initiate legislation.
SNAILS FOR THE TABLE.
snails Hrefis lo Improve
Tbelr flavor.
The popularity of the snail as an ar
tiele of food is not confined to Paris,
but extends throughout southern Ku-roM-
aud some parts of Africa. Dr. Kd
ward, a French writer, in a pamphlet
ays that Wi.niKl pounds of snails are
sent daily to Purls from the gardens at
I'oitoii. Itiirgunily, Champagne and
Provence. Those reared in garden
ure fed on nromntic herbs to improve
their flavor. Their market price is
from a francs 50 centimes to .1 franca
50 centime a hundred, while those
from the hedges, woods and forests
bring only 2 francs to 2 francs 50
itlmes. The proprietor of one snail
cry iu the vicinity of Dijou nets over
T.oisi frnnes annually. The snail is
I reared and fattened with irreat care
1 "'ne cantons of Switzerland as an
arncie or luxury, and is exported In a
pickled state. It Is also eaten as a
reli.,h and nutritious article of food
in Austrin, Spain, Italy and in some
kectiuns of the United States. The
Ashantees and other African tribes
smoke them and eat themasdaily food
all the year around. In Algeria, in the
markets, large heaps of snails are sold
by the bushel and the hundred as an
article of food. Vendors hawk them in
the streets of Cairo. In modern Home
fresh gathered snails are hawkad by
women from door to door.
PRESERVE WEDDING GOWN.
Kept br Maar Womea as o Memaals
of bs Most ImportasN of
All Ivem,
A woman's wedding gown is seldom
worn except on anniversary occasion,
after the day upon which the nuptials
are celebrated. Most woman regard
this garment as especially sacred and
take extraordinary meanx lo preserve
it In ull its pristine purity. The wed
ding gown box is a recent fn, f,,r the
wetl-ui-do bride to adopt, and it bid
fnir lo have ipiite u vogue. That every
bride possessed of nny sentiment
wishes to keep her wedding gown in a
stsle of preservation is a foregone
caiielusion. und this elegnut receptacle
is admirably suited to the purpose for
which it was designed. It is made of
light wood enameled white and having
the bride's Initials in silver letters ou
the outside. A lining of tufted white
sntin is revealed on opening the box,
and locks of silver and while leather
straps fasten it. A photograph of the
wedding gwn i. ften mkin ,y the
modiste In-fore sending it home and
making a collection of the photo
graphs of wedding gowns or any other
distinctive costumes u one of ih or...
j ent fads, the Idea being to preserve the
pictures as mementoes for future gen
I .'rations and also as Illustrations of
picM-ni clay rashions.
I Aorlenl Hsnisa HrM. I
Human remains recently unearthed
! ai inrga, in rgypt, consist of n cn
iiniiicis series extending backward
over at least S..IXI0 years. The bodies
, are so well preserved, owing to the
dryness or the atmosphere, in the re
c-ion and to the perfection of lter
nient, ihat not only can the hair, the
i nails, Ihe ligaments, be mad.. ,,.
but also the muscles and the nerves
j ' in..- me i.iiiin also is
.preserved, and the climax has been
, reached in two cases where the eye
with tl - I ... t . ..
I " k""i conniiioii, are
present. I here ure now unearthed
a sert.-u of Inter prehistoric graves
- ranging throughout the first IJ dy.
I na.ties, other, of the eighteenth, and
yet ouicr, or me Ptolemaic and earl
and recent Coptic periods.
'aer r.lliloa Ml are.
inree numired minors the other
oay retuse.l to go down the lilyn
corryg colliery, near Port Talhot,' in
WalVa I l , . -.
hattnled It was asserted H.tt the
ngure of a woman hearing s lighted
lamp had been seen In the workings
and the screams of a wonniu heard.
Illlaals lllver larp.
I'rona ships iin.iually to New York
over ll.toii.n u vvr;h of tiennan carp,
tuketi tr.oii the Illinois, for consump
tion as food by the liussiuu Jews.
This is an industry by itself
I Mjht wu Her Tetror.
"I won! I cough marly all night
long, " wild's Mrs Chas. Applegale,
of Alexandra,, Ind., "aud could
h.iriHy g t any slc a I had 10
; sumption so lunl that If I walked a
j block I wo lid cough frightfully aud
spit blood, but, whi n all other n edi
jcines lailed, Hired tt IX) bottles of Pr.
! King's New Discovcrv whollv cored
me aud I gained AS pounds." It's ab
solutely guaranteed to cure coughs,
colds, la grippe, Ironchitis aud all
throat and lung trcnblc. Price 6vV
and tl 00. Trial taitths free at
National Drug Store and Grants I'ass
Pharmacr.
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saved dc'tors' bills for more than
sixty yean. For tl.c common fam
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ness, headaches and other like
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ulates t!: liver, a.ials di'.-cstion,
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rneumatic pains, sideache, latk- I
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tili Firet Avenn
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Redveed Rates to St. Loula Eapo
itlon.
The Bootliern Pacific Co. will aell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to 8L Louis and Chicago, ac
ouut the tit. Louis, txpositioo, on
the following dates :
Jane lth. 17, 18; July 1 2, S;
August 8, 9, 10; September 5, 6, 7
October 3. 4, 5.
Going trip must be completed with
in 10 days from date of sale and pas
sengers will be permitted to start on
iny day that will enable them to
reach destination within tho 10 days
limit. Return limit U0 days, bat uot
later than December SI, 1904. For fall
information as to rates aud routes call
ou Agent Southern Fac, at Grants
Pas'. W. E. Coman, G. P. A.
County Treasurer's Notice
There are fuuds in the treasury to
pay all warrants protested to Octobar
15, 18V8. Interest will cease from
this date.
Jane 15, 1104.
J. T. TAYLOR,
Treasurer of Josephine Co., Ore.
NOTICE.
United States Land Office.
Koscburg, Oregon, May 24, 1904.
Lieu Selection No. 397.
Notice is hereby given to any aud
ill persons, that the Aztec Land aud
Cuttle Company, by Frank E. Alley,
attorney in fact, whose postoftice
tddrcss Is Roseburg, Oregon, has
made application to select, under the
act of June 4, 1U97, C!0 Stat.,
thn following described land :
Lots one (I) aud two (2) and East
half of Northwest quarter (E 'tj NWjtj)
of section eighteen (IK) ill Township
:I4 South of Range 4 Wist, Willamette
Meridian, being the fractional North
west quarter of said section.
Within tlie next thirty davs from
date hereof protests or contests
against the said selections on the
ground that tho land described, or
any part thereof, s more valuable for
its minerals than for agricultural
purposes or the timber tliereon, will
be received nnd uotcd for report to
the General Land Oflice.
J. T. BRIDGES. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
United Slates Land Ollice.
Iloeeburg, Oregon, May 27, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the orovidons m
the act of Congress of June .1, 1878,
tntitled "An act for the sale ot
timber lands iu the Sia'es of California.
Orejon, Nevada and Waahinnton Terri-
tort," as extended to all the Public
Land Stet bv set of Angnat 4, st2
Ifcl.LIK U. MILLER
of Chicago, County of Uonk. Stite'
if Illinois, has this day tiled iu i
this odice her sworn statement No o82 '
for the purchase ol the SW'i nil
Section No 32in Township No, .ViSimtb,
Range No. 7 W, and will offer moot to
show that the land Komrhi is mute valti. I
able for its timber pr stone than fur agri-1
cultural purposes, and to establish her I
claim to said land before John il . Hooth, j
United Stales Commissioner, at hi!
oflice at Grants I'ass, Oregnii.nn M mdav
ino ijtiu oay oi A'l.ust, 1901. She
names as witnesses: j
W. it Sherman and W. It. Whipple '
both of Grants I'ass, Oregon, and E V 1
s'-nith of Albahv.
ColliiiB of Merlin, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse j
Ihu above-described lands ure r.
quested to file their claims in this ollice
before xaitl 22nd day of August
..nuAiLD, iv-ir sier.
NOTICE FOR PI BMCATKIV.
Timber Land Act, June a. IS7S.
United States Land Ollice,
Roseburg Oregon, June 4, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in enn.oli.
ance with the provisions of the a,., nl
xingress of June 3. 1878. rniiilo.l " 4
act for the sale of timber lands in the
Stales ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
sun Washington territory," as extended
to all the Public Laud Slates by act ol
August 4. 1892.
RALPH I. HAWKINS
of Mnntesan , Comity ul Uiehalie, State
)f Washington, has thisday tiled in this
ollice his swo'n statement No. 8205 foi
the pa-chase of the N ' of N Sec. No.
14, in Township, No aTSiuih, Range!
Nu r tt est and will oiler prooi to how
that the land sought is mnr valuable for
lis timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes ami to establish his claim
to sstd land beloie Juhn M. Booth, U
S. Commissioner, at his ollice st Ur'anli
Pasf.Oiegou, on Mondav, the 15th dav
of August, 1904.
He names us wPnes-es: W It Slier
nv.f, ol Uranls Pass. Ot.j R. f Di.
liro, ol Grants Pass, Or ; W .(Vdill
if Hiqinsiii, Wash.; E. V Smith, o
tltistiy, Or.
Any and all p -rsous rU'ining adverse
ly tie anove-drsciihed lands a-e re
incsled to file tlieir claims iu this i.tli, 1
in or o-lore said lath day of August,
j. 1. r-aiiMiKs, Kegister
BEIGHT'S DISEASE
Ihe largest sum ev. r pi d lor a pre
-enption, chsng.d bauds iu San bran
Jisco, Aug. 30. IMOI. Th ir..,.!..
yoked in coin and stock (I I2..i0vl.0,l and
a pain ny a pariv 01 business men foi
specific lor x right's Disease and Dia
Ueles, hitherto incurable diseases.
I bey commenced the serious iuvrBti-
.'Biiun 01 the specitlc Nov. 15 l(KX)
I'bey Interviewed scores of tlie cured
and Hied it out on its merits bv putting
vrr three doien cases on the treatment
ind watching them. Thev also got phy
Mcians to name chronic, incurable cases
md administered it with the physician,
or judges. Up to Aug. 25, 87 per rem
ilthe lest cases were either well o
iircgressing favorably.
There being but thirteen per rent o
allures the parties were ati!jrd ami
losed Ihe transaction. The proceeding,
f the investigating committed and thi
elim.-al reports of the test cases wer.
published and will be mailed free or
ipplicauon. A.Mies Jons J ,riTll)
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l-co, Cal.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
United States Land UhVe,
K.seborg. Oregon, April 29, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance wilb I he provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
ut lor the sale ol tun Iter lands in the
Slates ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
end Washington Terntorv," as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
f August 4, 1892,
CH ARLES L. ALLEN',
of Goiu ...il, County ol Jackson, Sate
( Oregon, has this dsv ti ed in this
ittice his 6orn tUtement No. uTOo' for
'he purchase nf Ihe NK'4,oi Section No.
IS in Township No. 34 Soti'li, l.'ange
Sn. 4 W, and will offer pruol to show
hst the land sought is morn valuable
'or its ti in tsar or slone than for ngn
cul' in al purposes and to establish his
..!,.,. , ..,.1 l.l l.l,. Il, f rt.tfvlh
U. S. Commissioner, at his office at
.Irsnts Pass. Oifgm, on Satuidav, Ihe
in: h day ol July, 19o4.
He names as witnesses: v . n. Miet -
..I iir.nt. Or. -H.iwaid k
Cole, ol (.rants Pass, Ore.; Frank Burk
hsr.lt, of Wimer, Ore. ; James A. Oliver,
il (irunts Fsse, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adverre
ly lbs above described lands are re
quested lo file their claims in this olHce
ou or before said Kith day of July, 1904.
J. T. ISwiHJKS, Regit ter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
United Sta'ef -and Office,,
Roseburg, Oregon. May 2"), 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in com
plisnce with the provisions ol the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
set lor Ihe sale ol timlier lauds in the
Ststes ol California. Oiegon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as ex
tended to all the Public i.,?d States by
set ol Augutt 4, 1892,
EDWARD WASHIM'RS
of Albany, County of Linn, Swte of Ore
,tim, has this dav tiled, in this oflice
liia sworn statement No.til79for the pur
chase ol the Eli of E'( ol Section
No 12 in Township No. 37 South, Range
No f West, and will offer prool to show
hat the land sought is more valuable
ior its timber or slone than for ss-ri-
cultursl purposes, and to establish
his c'aim to said land before J. O.
H. ot h. County Judge, at his oflice
st dram Pass, Oregon, on Mondav
the 15th dav of August, 1901. lie names
ss witnesses :
W. it. Sherman. J. C. Clark, II. ,1.
Clark and E. V. Smith all of Grants
Pass, Oregon. v
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described Ibii,Jb are re-
piested to tile their claims in thlsnllice
n or before said 15th dav of August,
1904. J T. Bullions, Registei,
TO ST. LOUIS
AND THE
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The Durlington is the only railroad running its own
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Let me give you detailed information about the trip.
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Then cut out this ad today and mail to
A. C. SHELDON.
GENERAL AGENT BURLINGTON ROUTE.
m- 100 THIRD BTSIST. PORTLAND. ORE.
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WILL YOU
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writ, lor illustrated bookie, f Color.d.', I.mu, ,;,ht, ,d rort.
W.CMelllUDl.. ..,o.".,l AU.,.t
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; : . PORTLAND, OREtiON
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1.8 Seventh Street,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 3, 187g
United States Land Ollice, '
Rosed urg, Oregon, Apiil 29,'pjoi
Notice is hereby given that in corn
plianca with the provision of I be act ill
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled '.
act lor the sale ol limber isnds in o,.
Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada l
Washington Territory," as extended ,
all the Public Land Slates by act
August 4, 1892, 01
JOHN HOLI.IfJ,
of Carson, County of Skamania, gte .
Washington, has this day 6led in
otliee bis sworn statement No Cmh n!
ihe purchase of the NV4 ol st-i
e.'' of swt,, sw'4- of si4 ci'
Muii No. 20 in Township N0,
South, range No. 0 West, and u'i
offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber i r m,,i,e
thsn lor agricultural purposes, snd in
establish bis claim to said land btfre
J-, Booth, County Judge. a his orfio,
I " Pa9, ', 0.nf"B! on Tr8day,
. y..j
He names is witnesses
Edward 11...
lis, ul Carson, Wash.; Berilia Holb .!i
Carson, Wash.; Albian W. Silshy' uf
Grants Pass, Ore. j 'red H. Biigs' ui
Grants Pass, Ore. '
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are request,
ed to file theii claims in this oflice un or
before said 14th day of July, 1904.
J. T. ISkiihikh, Uegig(er.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S78
United States Land Ollice,
Roseburg, Oregon, June 1, 1004.
Notice is hereby given lhat in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ' An
act for Ihe sain of timber lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington Territory, M
extended to all Ihe Iubl iu I.UJ
States bv act of August 4, l-'.r
HATITEC. YOUNG,
of Giants Pass, County ol Josephine
Slate ol Oregon, has this day filed in this
otliie btr sworn statement No. K)
for the purchase of Ihe N'i Nl-1.'
SE',4 NE'4, NE1.) SEJ of Sect on No!
18 in Township No. 35 8, Itange No.
5 west, and will offer proof lo show that
the land sought is more valuable Icr its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish ber claim 10
said laud before Arthur Conklin U. 8.
Commissioner at his ollice at Grants
Pass, Oregon, on Wednesday, the I'l'li
daynf August, 1UC4. She names as wit
nesses Charles L. Clevenger. Sarah A.
Clevenger, Ora Hood, and Frank K.
Young all of 1 irints Pass, Oregon .
Any and all personsclauuing adversely
the above described lands are requested
to file their claims in this office on or
before said 24th day of August, 1904.
J. T. HmniiKH, Register.
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