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3 ROGUE RIVER COURIER, CHANTS PASS, OREGON, JULY ji, 194 ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, ORKGON. Published Evry Thursday. Subscription Rates i One Year, In advance, - l.SO tiix Monthx, . ,7fl Tbree Monlh, .40 HiURle Copuw, . .06 Advertising Races furnished on application at the ofllce. or ii y uian. iiiuiuanm and resolutions ol con dolence mil be charged lor at 6c per hue uruui uiaiihuuc.. A. E. VOQUHIK3, Pkopr. & M.nor Kn tared at the pout oltice at Oranta Oregon, aa aecond-claat mail matter. THURSDAY. JULY 21, UKU. Hoizarei of liritiali and German mail ateaiuera in the Kcd era by Rua hiuu cruiaora threaten serious inter national complications. It would not bo surprising to wo Urent lirituin tak ing a liund in the hostilities, hut tiermttiiy hna thus far been thu re iuted friend of Kussiu, and it would be a aeiious loss to the lat tor nation to rovcrao uny fiieuilly fevliiiK (bat may bo turuod in lier direction. A supremo court decliiiou of inti ri Ht ia that recently given by Juatico Wol vorton in tlio Jucksou county case of Kerguaou vs. Hay, regarding llo diH)ionitiou of valuulle ijuartz found on Kay 'a land by Ferguson. The quartz liud been concealed thoro by aomo uno a groat ui'iny yeura ago. i'ho decision of the juatico wsh that Hiiart. doea not coinf under tlio law of treasure trovo, which in dclined in money, coin, gold, aivlor, plulo or bullion hiddou in thu eiirlli. The court hold that thin quartz did lint come under the qualification. 4. no courier la tlio olllcial piijior of Joapoliino county, tlm county ccurt In ita recent sosisi! having awarded to tliin paper, all county printing and advertising for tho ensuing year. The superiority of the Courier ua an advertising medium in rocog iilzcd in olllelnl oircloa and the court taken the 1 roper course when it places im ad vcrtidng where it will do the iiiohI good. It in right and jirojier that the public should lnivo tho benefit of advertising in thn npcr that ban the largest circulation in the county and in thin county that paper ia the Courier Tho reaaon of tliia ia bo cauan the people of thia county ap preciate, a newspaiicr that ia clean, reliable, fair ami awake in (lie mut ter of news getting and they find theae qualities iu the Courier. TAKILMA SMELTER PLANT Three Carloads of Material Now Being Unloaded. Thorn now aliuida on the S. P. trueka at Oriwifa Paaa, three carlouda of machinery, furnace, atacka, ore cara, etc., for the KM) tou amolter tielng inatalled at Takiluia by the Tilkuiua Hmelting Co., and there are yet two car loads to arrive. Theae earn have been ahipped enmu lime und will probably arrive in a few daya. Four of tho curloada, comprising the nuilting plant are from Harry Hoi thotT, Cudahy. Wis., and will coat, when completed in tho neighborhood of f:0,W)i). It ia a standard hlant fur uaee, water jacketed and with a capa city of 100 tout dally. The plant ia to bo located on tho old Darkia place below tho Waldo and Ciiecn of lirouz.i' mliiea, 45 niilea from Urania l'naa, the nearest railroad point. Uuirlon L. Tutt, of Colorailo Sprlnga, one of tho leading Mueller and milling men of Colorado, ia preal dent of the company and BKMiciatcd " an nun nun iv. it. Ilahlntt, Silencer Penroao and U. M. MacNeill, who control nmeltera at Colouulo Spring. K. W. Waller, of Sllveiton, Colo., baa juat arrived and will aiieriutend tho work ami nbo have the local iimmigcmcnt of the company. Ten teaina were in lirautal'iiaa Tuea day to tranaptrt the macliiiieiy t the minea. Assn. ylng . li. Wright, (iriiuta l'a-a, Hold uud Silver, l ; Cop r, l ; or Fleclrolytio. Ore. Fir. WILL SHIP ORE TO TACOMA Car of Ore From Red Bean for Milling Ttsl. A car load of ore Irom the lied llcail mine ha been Micked nil I w ill be hi n'd to Tai oiim mucllcr for a mill ing teal. Aaanya from ore at different level, ahow lncreae in value a Ihey go down. They ran (UOutllo feet, t: 0 at ,',0 feci , j-,-, , w feet. The ore i p,.r cent free milling and the hulaurc hase. 11,.. Idea the ore aacked for i-hipmciil, they liavo about 1,M) ton tnkeu out and cribbed. A croa cut at a dcptii f on f, , ( ahowa the ledge lo have u width of T lo U feel. Thia mini, iaowind hv II. W. liiggn, W. H. Flamiii and I Kvan It is locati d on the In ad of I loguin creek , j I h a hranrh of SUivcont, uud in 41 mile. I we .. ... "in vriniua im, the wagon road going to within a mile of the mine. The mine waa lioinh d nome t ago to Kateiii panic, who did eon Biddable tunneling, ,, j,tej f crowing u,e ledge, they w, nt parallel to it and within K feet or the rich ledge. I taKing I'orlv. MlM Aalellii Kane eiiteitained a f w of her girl ftieud 1 y picnic lieartlie White Ki.cka Mo inlay The coniiany wua i-omjitucd of Atell. Kane, Pauline (,.. M;llv Vaunev. I-acosta Mauguio, pearl Keiirn, liat lia Ilooth, Anna May lho,,. ,ui Opal Shrouib r, under charge ,,f Mis ! Tuff. i Uuriug tho afternoon cue of the girl round a uioiitt r bhIiiimi thai bad become alrunled iu a ahallow ool and then the fun commenced. She waded iu ami iikcd the li-li fr. ther out mi dry laud ami llnallv, after hard atruggh,, in which the K i r were well a.daihed with waier, the flli waa lauded. It waa 43 inch.,, long and it requlicd the atrcngih of four glrli to lift It. o 0 0 0 II A LI SUMMER KKMNANTS o o 0 0 0 II A A RED STAR STORE. 000000000030 0000000000 VV V Lele.n.1 Sifting. We ee by the papers Unit Uivaii has phyaicully collapsed; a cyclone usually goes that way. Countable Handle wus ill our town ; recently; he went up to the Green-1 buck mine and returned the sumo day. ritrungora nre Hoc king to our town 1 buying outflta to go into t ie hill. I We need a timing mill here us n good ; ninny quartz minora, being In rock, , they have to Kliip it away and also wait lor a leturn ; I hat la cx i iikivc. Kir the lnt.t few diiya we liuvu bad 1 light ahowera. Reporta from norlli of f ua tell of heavy rains. The lain came j too late to do good, except to help ihu grass on the range, aa well ua all other cropa were matured. Jf the rain hud come ono month earlier, ft would have brought ill many tlioiiMiiols of dollnra. Wo havii had no hail in thia aeulioti, and very little wind with n distant thunder. Tim weather at preaer-t ia cloudy, very hail for dry Inn liny. ' Wo will write a abort letter an newa ia acarcn, hoping to have some min ing newa for tho next letter. No aiokncaa to eport. Wide Awake. Ansa, ylng, W. U. Wright. (IranlM Puns. Ore. l''ire (jnlrl and Silver. l ; Conner, ti. or Kleetrolytlo. HORN. DAY At Jioiae, Idaho, Tburaditv. Jnno 80, l!M to Mr. hiuI Mra Klinei Day, a daughter. Clearance - Summer Wash Tii make room for our New Rill Stock wo will close out all Summer Wash Omuls, Sliitt Waists, Crash Skills, etc , at a j;nat inliiclioii. It will ' look them over. E. a DIXON, Dry Goods and Shoes. Meilin Item Harry Kevin in nl (iranl Pan argurtng mining deal. Itcv. J. A. Meara letuimd from Wihlervllle Sunday where he preiiched, in lime to hear Hev. W. U. t'l iniell. I.ou Crow is visiting at the Crow ranch fur a few ibiya. I.ou is steady an 1 hard wcikiug and w ill make his 'lint li if he keeps hi health. li. ti. llcllU of Hoed Itivor, I l , ia visiting at Hev. Meats' this week. Mr. Kent, is thinking (r locating hete ami buying it. per'v lie is r. lated lo Mr. Meai. 'I here will be a conini emeiu dav prcgiauime nt l'hasiut Valley achool on the last d iv of the t.-iin. AH are lax He. I, Ailoii.-sion lo cents. lie fl'l shlliCIl' will he sel x e.l. Hi V. I'onnell necil icd Ihe pulpit of the Methodist I'h'Heh Sun I iv likening and gave us a giodsciuun Misses Parker of liiants l'.i-s wele also w llh i;, Conn, 11 and icndrred a er.v loghly a pu, iii,d du, t during the srM le, ... Mi and "li-. 1 aotet.n.ui have v, e.. t a A-hland to ntle .,1 tl ,. Chaiilau.pi; . Ihey will be gone f.,r s,,,,,,. I m:,. As-istanl Postmasti r Mciialln r 1 has charge of 1 oele S un's IMIM while Mr. luit"im,n isaw.iv lin. sell ia Kistinast, r iiiiiut I'ur kindly and g, n: h i,, ,n!v m, Mr. Cigill, has reeeiw.l new , pn -s truck. He'll do so I, usin, b"!i Ihe peach crop, which is huge, is lull vested. i'ho part, mis of road and expre company tin I Mr C i very agreeable u.aii in u n business w 1 1 Ii. sill ! i ne lee cream icss. The Me, hod s gallons of i,o do 'en cai.es. All aelvea ii higlilv ,iialily a wa li a sonic n( the young wi-h, d that y w ... iii. id" : .id s. ;.i subs a i am. h- PIC, t hi in pi, led with 111, Ihe nil. lot ii y uin! Ill, II s lid that lb, V had lii cl.s as lo' g i ' ll'd last, it o g. a girntle tl i y im r A lui'nl ili-ii, ,. t, ill i nk nil ibiy s itutd I.uoi.il.lty w is and Su.nl.iv o o o I'KICH ON DKKSS c;ooi3. ? liEI.OW COST. Kubli Itumt. ( Itecoivi d too Into for xnat iaaue. ) Hurt York and hia ainter, Dora were at 'Crania I'axa Mmiilay. J. L. Wonldridgn uud daughter. MihH Minnie were at Oniiita Piia Friday. J. E. Swindell and wife of Murphy, viaited velativea uud friend at thia place Sunday. K. J. Kubli, J. W. York and Chaa. liurlihallcr were at Ciianta 1'iihb Fri day to attend the meeting of the . noiindary Hoard. They returned home tho aauie day. M inn Tilllo J'ooka cloaed a aucceaa ful term of. n hool in thia diatrict on July I mill left for her homo in J ,ck- aoiivillii the next day. She made many frienda during her abort atuy, who w ii-li her aucceaa in tho future. The linunihiry board of Joaephine county which met Friday, July Hlh, did not divide joint achool diatrbta Noa. !l and 31, Jackaon and Joaejihinc couiiliea. The petition aent to the aa id board iiNking for a divialou wua not Hlgned by man.v lax jiayera. The remoiistrancii wiia aigned by two thinla of thu tax payer and the ri ault wua that thia achool diatrict waa not divided. Thia ia greatly to the intercut of our a hool, and our people are well pleaaed. The picnic uud dance given at the Woolilriilge grove on July 4 waa a aucceaa ami everybody had a good, old faaliioned time. of - pay you lo lue u ics will Mmv acme of these old and sal mated toper some of these hot afternoons. 'Ihe bmio i bought from Merlin pintles a near a we nre able to ham, who net fur limnta I -linn isiniieois. ve hope to rcnirt n, t Week that this patty ha been trapped mid given his just deserts. Moth b over and aelhr are guilty, but the seller is easiest handled. ildorville Item. I, race I icd fell an I hint hi face ' 1 ii 1 1 1 adly. Hev. ,1 A Meats I id t v ille Suiuh.y the 1 preached III, at Samuel li.uiisev is home again I' ing gen, about two year. tier v.i until has n pretty sore f, foot , iu-, ,1 hv a horse stepping on it. W MeColliiui was ,uite lame n ll'' " " """1 b, ing kicked oil III, !! 1 a I. oise. l iaiil. I'i is moved up on Slati al.,1 i- going I slW to haul In nib i Hi 1 'I.,; mill V. Id, ll I, is returned from he we, t to I, ring I 'd .lisilde.l bini- s .-.hi. I,, . t.iki II r i; -ii iiuii. ii,. 1 foe I mil, a on a - on, I . ins, wh :n I ii I hllrv. h.i I l '., i . w ho is ri siding I'T bis l,,:,b. I'.. . he e 1 V 1 1 1 . him li on is a tine Ml l,V, ,, ei-t. lie IS w I give thy item i rtuniiv c hearing his V I rcbleci. " All are ' 1 J:i Cel'i. Cholri hJl Divthou Ktaw.ly 1 in- , s 1 1 1 :.i .ii to I o no. dod a: o. -t , v, iv h, . r, ,,. ,, , "" r ; "V, r ll cm alivays be ite 1 ' " '' , 1 I ' " ' , n ,n Ihe most m vm a, ! ,: leg tou, e.i, s. Ir , M c.ss,i.i., ; y I. r i.iiini.r ilisord.ts in ' 1 1 '''' " I' I ph.t-ant lo lake and i" , r fail. , KV,, pr, rei,.f hy in t buy it It iy save 1. 1" l-ci s.ih I v : 11 ilriiggtst. Sale Oaods COUNTY COURT DOINGS The Rogue River Courier Is Ap- pointed Official Paper. The ret alar te m of County Court i coiiv.'iied at tho court boose July 6, with J. O. Booth, Judge, C. F. Love I lace anil J. T. Logan commissioners, ;R. L. Bartlett, clerk and O. W. i Lewia, sheriff preaenL Pond or H. F. Cheahire as clerk, i lino. W. Lewis as sheriff and tax col- ! lector, J. T. Taylo.- at treasurer, 13. O. MiCulloch aa surveyor, W. H. Flanagan, coroner, Lincoln Savage, achool anpt., were ireaeuted aud ac cepted. The approval of the bona as the several constable elected were ap proved as fol Iowa: ( baa. Hanson, Kerby precinct; J. C. Handle, Grants i'aaa diatrict. Jamea A. Noeley, Mer lin precinct. Honda of Ihu follow ing juatices of the peace were accepted : K. F. Meiaa m r. Kuiby; .1. B. nten, LeUnd ; Orr Brown, Slato Crock ; Clias Ladd, Merlin; Ue Kill, Murphy; Goo. P. Furnian, Gran, a Paaa, Ore. T. P. Judaou waa apioiutd deputy county clerk and Krni at H. Liat jr, deputy aherifT. LIuor licenavs were granted to C. U. Burnett aud Heury Lee, of Lelaud, and Geo. Mourer of Kerby. (J. F. Lovelace and J. T. Logan ap pointed to examine aud reiiort at the next term of county court," ou the petition for a wagon bridge acroaa the right hand iork of Williams creek. Supervisor of road diatrict ordered to open new road at Wolf Creek as follow: Begin at ceuter of old O & C atagu road about 100 feet north of where ani I loa l croaaes under the it. H. treatle, running thence in a NE direction a distance of three chains; thenco northerly about paral lel to, and from three to flvo chains; thence northerly about parallel to aud from 'hree to flvn chains east of said old O & C atago road, intersecting said present old road, at a distauco ol about i;i cbaiua from place of begin ting. J. L. Mallery having resigned office of juat ice of peace of ialico precinct, said resignation waa aeepted. 1 ho Court appointed A.J.Adams of Waldo, C. L. Manguni aud X). H Stovall, Grants Paaa, aa deleagtes for Joaeiiliuifl county to attend the Ameri can Mining Congreas at Portland. Statement of exieudituro of Deborah A. Krauaa (a guardian of three pen siou wards) was approved. y l'ttition to 0111 a new road down Hoguo river, waa met with reuiou strance. suihti isor or roud diatrict Na 1) llncted to open a road across land or li. M. Gorliani, the name having fieeu surveyed as county road. Duplicate warrants ordered issued to James Little for n.75. Buid war rant had been destroyed by fire. Tho awarding of the county print ing and advertiaing waa made to A. K. Voorhiea aud all county advertising wa ordered published in the Rogue Klver Courier. Ordered that all jutses of the peace iu Joscphino county tile Willi the clerk a transcript iu all crimiual canaea heard before them within threo dnya of hearing. In the matter of the construction of a wagon bridge acroaa iho eaat fork ol Illinois river, at what ia known as lloguii bill which waa ordered by the count v court iu February. P.KU. waa reconsidered and ordered that said bridge bo coiiNtructed at or near the mining dam owned by Simnioua. Cameron Si Logan. Commissioner Lcvelnee directed to order lumber aim construct the same. Tho following bill went allowed A .1 x liner, roail (list No 111 ill tx on II H Tuttle, caro muT. . ' (X) II I. (filkev. transiHirt hmuist t:i isi I HI orncll. iiiiIhc nauisT 20 (Hi Savage llroa Lumber dial H 43 8 43 8 Savngii Bros Lumber dial !t. W an Hyke. aervicea 10 61) Gen l.ewia, stamp S F Cbeshiie. atniiiii S 5 00 W II Fallin, ataiiin 4 00 Lincoln Savage, slainn ? no ix l. iiariiett, atainpa, expr., etc 8S tk'i it 1. liartlett, bal aal M Clemena, mdao Co hospital 14 III C.'.l IK) 4 00 Norton, sprinkling W L v: P Co, water and liuht 22 Mushoiig iX; Co. envelois' 80 00 Geo liood, board jurv 2(1 00 811 (HI 4 (HI no I rook, burial tiauuera Homer Klckleo, bur al iwuihts I' llano.ird. cntliu liumr 73 (HI las - I'ruillioiiie, aup II Schloigh, road work . . 11 HI 85 HI Kinney & Trunx. mdse l.auis.r 4il 111 II Williams, exp taking boy lo retorui acliiHil 2.1 DO 5 (H) G II Durham, cash to ununor I) F. Dotaou, dep asisor aal ('.'2 (HI 30 (HI 8 (HI M ('In 'si, ire. work 'd Lister, liverv I' Jiidson, extra clerk hire . C Knglisli, lax rebate 30 (Hi lit Ks. 30 5(1 White llemeiiwav mdae nauner Kpsev, bridge work 8 Witaun Mcrcantilo Co, iauwr 1.1 U,i lit SO t (rowan iV Co, iiiiIhh oauiair It ll.unhlin, exo nautier 05 I'acitic Telephone Co It lliomn. uulse court house Nat'l Drug Store, mdse iiiiuocr Jt SO 5 ,"() i .'; 5 40 44 ; ii .so 22 30 tl (Hi 1 2.i 7 00 2 (HI i3'J 40 8 .10 5 (HI A K Dean AV Co. mdae nan our I' l'riH tor, printing egon 1)1 server. ITIOIinu liogim liiver Ciuner, printing D P Love, alt puuor I' H Harth, uulse ivuiis-r F Kastmtui, dravagu II J Clark, cement I, roine ILuisoii, mnir farm Mi rile Ireland, tyH.wnting Mrs II K ('ooiht. cine luiuis r Juror ,V witiieasia. Aonl ler.n circuit court - .mj; ;o K S null, rmiin rent iaui.r il oo r llatbawTIv, care muner 17 (V, II (Hi 5 (Hi 4 20 i m 4 ((0 80 1 fO i ;o 3 to M li Owen, witness David John register volea r. Hudgdoii reg votea Mary Leonard reg votea. U L Virtue reg votea W A Klu in reg voti a ' Sill n g voles . . D W Fori- reg volea S lull ley reg votes K F Hathaway reg votea ('hit IVcker reg votea K K Duiilmr reg rotes Jacob Mcir n g votea .1 E l.ooiuia, reg votes ('baa Ijuld, reg xotea (i W Young, reg votea .1 I' Ix McI'miiu, reg votea K F MeiHstii r, n-g veto F W Chaiissi., reg volea Clin I. add, lanvaaa votea M,ircu Kobblna, reg votes ( W llrowii, draw jury Jo Sams, draw jury " F t" Wilson, draw jury W lalviH'k, judge ehs tiou Kd McC.tuu, judge elivllon Jos Seyferili, judge election Will l.eonard. clerk elecliou Will Trefethen, cl,rk rK'tioa J V K McCann, rent Peter Hansen, judge e lev! ion Frauk IVusinger, judge elect 5 5(1 A 40 5 i'iO I 20 4 50 02 4 W) 8 (Hi 3 SO 5 90 5 40 3 (H) S 00 S 00 (H) li 50 4 M) 4 AO 4 50 4 Ml 1 (X) 4 AO 4 .V), 4 uO 4 Ml Geo Wells, clerk election Ed Dailey, clerk election 4 50 frank Stitli, clerk election . . W O W, rent . Tom Gilmore, clerk election. . W A McGalliard, judge elect Abe Harvey, judge election . . D S Shaffer, judge election . . W J Wimer, clerk election.. K. P George, clerk election . J W Baker, clerk election r C Emery, judge election . . (I L Lewis, juuge election. . J C Mattison, judge election rf F Call, clerk election Ed Friday, clerk election F M Mitchell, cltrk election HI M Gorham, judge eltctiou 4 W a oo a oo Jacob Mier, judge election W C Long. judge eltctiou 5 00 U D Crane, clerk .1 W ii Pollock, clerk D F Matbewa. election houil 4 4 60 Wm Wbitaker, elect board . . . Wm Lichtetibrger, elect ooard K ilamhliu, election board. .. M C Davis election board . . . E E Dunbar, election board . . J K Medley, rent boot ha 4 60 4 60 4 50 4 50 10 15 i J P McConnell, rent booths I C Handle, rent booths. 2 r J Mac tin. judge election 4 J II H Hughes, judge election A A Porter I iw Milton Gotf, election clerk. . . 4 50 w C Tralui, clerk election 4 60 Geo Porter, clerk election 4 School dist Ko 45, rent it C O Bigelow, judge election . . 4 J N Golcher, judge election . 4 H II Srliu, judge election . 8 B. Baldwin, clerk election ... 4 J M John, clerk election 4 J M Keuuey, clerk election ... 4 Milt Keyuolda, judge election . Jas McCusliu. judge election . 4 Jaa Neeley, election judge 4 Geo Guild, clerk e eetion 4 I P McConnell, clerk hire 4 Chaa Crow, clerk election 4 J D Corbett, clerk election ... 8 Jacob Hauaeth, judgo election 1) I ti Harmon, judgo election . 4 I) II Wimer, judge election. ... 4 B F Hathaway, clerk election 4 Marion Crooks, clerk eltctiou 4 .1 E Hiatt, clerk election 4 Dr Strieker, exainin insane 5 Orr Brown, judge election ... li Geo Lewia, Sr. . judge electiou 8 Jaa Hoxie. judge election .1 C K Met 'noil, clerk election fl Frauk Stevenson, clerk election H Sherman Jess, clerk election. . fi W A Klum, ludgo electiou 8 O I! Archer, judge election . . 8 O Karg, judge election 8 (lo be continued next week. ) The general land oHioo at Washing ton has affirmed Iho decision of the local register at Helena, Mont., in uoioiug mat a mineral claimant to government land need ahow only that the Indications are audi as to justify a miner iu further expenditure of time and money with reasonable proaiieet of developing a pay ruiuo, The old regulation required that laud should produce mineral in payiug quantities a a present fact. The decision is most important in the mineral development of the oooutry aa it gives miners great lee way heritofoie denied. Provoll Items. Aouie Matnewi or Murphy wa at Provolt Friday ou business. John Davidson of Williams waa at Provolt Tuesday. Rev. E. Badger of Provolt left Sat urday tor Ashland, where he will hold meetings every Sunday. There is Yonng Pennies' meeting at tho Baptist church at Williams every Sunday evening, the commencement hour being 7:30 o'clock. All are in vited to come and take part. There waa a hard rain hert Friday winch waa very nice. It teemed to uike tilings ? row quite rapidly and it also purified the air and washed the dust from the trees, which made them luite greet) and fresh. iiio hop crop won't bo so good na reported laat iaaue, ou account of the storma and cloudy weather. All sac hrlith and Emma. Breeding or Itusli, were visitum realtivea at Provolt Sunday. fhev reiwirt tin tnero waa a real bard hail storm iu that section of the valley, but it did no damage.. ineru waa a quite mi intereeting linae ball game at Provolt Sunday, rrovolt vs. William. Thia i a been ,1... IUU is. ..... ..,.-.1 nii, ui, since virauia i'nse played our teum. It was well played :ml also quite exciting for the ou looker. more waa also a hard bail atorm ou Williams Creek, Tuesday, July 12, at 4 o clock, but did not do much mintage, although it it stopiK'd 0. O. Bigelow from hauling hay. He has between 1(H) and 1,10 tons of hay iu tho field, which got soaking wet, but in a short time it will be readv for hauling. At Applcgate. on July 12, there wua ast'ioro hail atorm, which started at8:l."i o'clock and lasted till 4 :4.1, causing much damage to bay and grain crops and also to fruit uud gar leu plant. The atorm came from the eaat an I moved westward, ami was followed by a eevero wind. There waa lota of fruit knocked off the trees and gardens weie beatcii lo the giouod. The ground was covered for tlir.'e inches in depth with large hail atouca like marble. The damage i not yet learned. There waa a bard hail atorm iu tie valley on the 12th. The atorm came from the east and moved weawnrd witli a hard thunder atorm but no damage waa done, fur aa known. The itorn: begun ut 4:30 iu the afternoon. ud laaled till .1 o'clock. There were hail stouea picked uu that uieisuied IS, Inches ill wii'tb, and it kept that up till the ground was covered. The nail atorm was followed by a hard raiu. The atorm caused .'(HH) worth of damage at Provoll, to fruit, hops ami garden. The, Kates y ird kiiowu ai the .MOilel hop yard, waa heavily damaged. The i lonu had no mercy on thia yard. It knocked off liopa and also laid many pole ou the gmuud. The damages will probably reach TI,VHX The Locsch yard wis seven. ly iujured by the storm, his damages will also probably reach 500, while ths, fruit and garden, damagea have uot yel leeu learned .but prvba bly will reach up into high figures. There were also many young chickens aud turkeva killed, beateu lo death by the hail' Aiiilresn Han led Will ihe iuvaliJ ladv Mr. R. li. McCroakey'a alore aouie j four or ttve woeka ago ami Rhile ih. rv exprvaacd a deaire to place tier child ( pirl three yeara old) with good family, please uud her addrea1 to thia offl,s' E F Tvcer, judge election. Cominf Events. July 22, Friday House wariiiing at Bethany manse. t 00 July 27, Wednesday Claflin Uuiver 4 50. aity Jubilee Singer, at Newman 12 50 M. E. church. 50 50 1 Croup. jjjj! Is a violent influnimation of the 50 ' mucous membrane of the wind pipe, 60 ! which sometimes extends to Ihe lar 50 ni and Irciichial tubes ; and Is one 59 'of the moat dnngerous diseases tf dnngerous 60, children. It almost always cornea 60, ou iu the night. Give frequent small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard's Snow Liniment 00 externally to the throat. 26c, 60c, 00 11.00 at Model Drugstore. .f,(i t Bucbill Playcri tnd Foot Racers 1 Louis J. Krugrr, ex-chanipiou long distance foot racer of Germany and Holland, write. Cu t 2?lh. I'.KIl : no j "During my trainiug of eight weeks' (XI I foot races at Salt Lake City, iu April 50 j last, I used Ballard's Snow Liniment '.''J I to my greatest satisfaction. There- fore, I highly recommeud Snow Llui mei:t to all who aro troubled with sprains, bruise or rlieomatiam." 25c, 50c, tl-00 a ;bottle at Model Drug Store. For Style. I'.hK), 100 down and $10 per mouth will buy a good businea property iu the heart of thu city. Inquire Jos. Mors. Time Curd No. No. 2 for Yuquiua Leavea Albany Leavea Cnrvallis 20. 12:45 P. M. 1 :45 P. M. Arrives Yaquifla 5:40P, No. 1 Returning M. Leavea Yaquiua Leaves Corvallia Arrives Albany. . No. 3 for Detroit Leave Albany... Arrives Detroit . 7 :18 A. M. .11 :0 A. M. 12:15 P. M. . 1 :00 P. M. . fi -00 P. M. No. 4 from Detroit . Leave Detroit B:H0 A. M. Arrives Albany 11:15 A.M. Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with the S. P. south bound train, aa well as giving two or thrie hours iu Albauy before depar ture of S. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 connects with the S. P. trains at Corvallia and Albany, giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beaches. Traill No. 3 for Detroit, Breiteu bush and other mountain resortB leaves Albany at 1 :00 p. m., reaching uetroit about (1:00 p. m. for, further information apply to LUWIN STONE, Manager. T. COCKRELL, Agent, Albany. H. II. CRONISE, Ageut. Corvallia. pixED'K D. STRICKER, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Masonic Temple, Rooms 2 & 4 Grants Pass. 'Plione 633 Ohkgon. J) P. LOVE, M. I). PHYSICIAN AND SUROF.ON OIHce in Williams Rrnu l.l.l- Grunts Paaa Grocer : ' Residence Phone 414. Ollico Phone 141. ('kants Pass, OiiruoK C. FIXDLEY, M. D. Practice limited to KYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT. Oilice hours tl to PJ; l ::io to 5 Kvenuig hours-Tuesdays and Fridays Telephones '.iil ami 7T. (jhantk Pass, OltKO'lN. A. C. HOUGH, ATTORN KY-AT LAW, rVacticea in all State and Federal Court --.no uver riret .-xational Baiik. iihants Pass, . . VRlUURi SWEETLAND &CO." FRESH and SALT MEATS-'i I'.iosi 21 N. E. McGREW, PIONEER TRUCK and DELIVERY r urmture and Piano Moving GRANTS PASS. OREGON. The popular barber ihoo Get your tousorial work done at IRA TOMPKINS' On Sixth Street - Three chairs Hath room in connection . 1, nia Mammar Paints ... w ill I SEWING MArnivrc Got our prices on Kstiinates mtulo on all Plumbinc Grants Pass Hardware On JOSEPH wm rc u Just received 2000 yards Japanese and China MATTING in Newest Patterns at price of 15c up per yard. Our entiie stock is very complete in all departments, and setting below Portland and Grants Pass prices as advertised. A. U. BANNARD Opposite Western Hotel. Goods Sold on Installment Plan. oi'Oaaoaoaoaoo oaooooetr nf 1 New Management Art GaJlery Sixth Street, oppo. Court House. CALL AND SEK SAMPLES ANI) CiET PRICES ON UP-TO-DATE WORK CLASSIFIED ADS. PASTURE GOOD t'ASTURE for hortea or cattle, uear town. M. V. Wheeler. FOR. SALE. FOR SALE 2000 Cedar posts. L. Atom, U rants Pass. FOR SALE Almost new buggy, or will tiado for cattle or good horse. . Address or call mi O. A Cobb, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Two good milch cows. Inquire at T. Perry's near Murphy, Oro. FOR SALE A well established busi ness in a good location with a good trade. Call on or address thia otlice. FOR SALE Nearly new 1103 Savage Rifle; combination rear sight, ivory bead front Bight. Price, $20, cost 125. Inquire R. H. Harrison, N. 2d atreet. FOR SALE The entire belonging; of S. F. Cass, deceased and E. L. Cass, on easy terms. Inquire of Joe Moss, or E. L. Cass. 1,'ARM Kill! BAI.K-two miles from Mer lin, inn ai res -ahout 5n acre ..I 1 Iwttoiu land, 25 sere-, in cultivation, small bouse and ham and ahoul .so acres under fence, balance ol land suitable (or orchard or pasture, ror further particulars ad dr as W. M. (.'row. Merlin, Creiroii. 200 ACKK 'nch, good i.rune and n.'ic .... itaiu, niiiitii irons HI abundance; waler lor irii.-atiou, liside springs on every 40 acres: center of a good range eomiirv; two dwalling houses, hii; ham. every thing complete; well sheltered from frosts, K,H,d 1111111111; markets, ne half mile north ol Tunnel!), pric U 'i0tl inquire at this utlice. PAINT is something iu which we take par ticular interest Would be glad to have you call and talk nuimiim with us; pethaps our experience in this line may be of service to you We carry all kinds of paint brush es, varnishes, etc. and guarantee quality and price. If you use dves remember that PUTX71M FADE LESS DYES color silk, wool or cotton at one bailing .... ' At ULtMENSX'S opp. Opera hou 1 Louner otlice. . . " $1-45 per Gallon Guaranteed for 5 Years. "sj Moline Wagons All Sixes. and Ti satisfaction guaranteed. i- L. CUVERT, At the BIO FURNITURE . STORE of U. BANNAUD North Side 1 iitnOfiT"'""""'""" 1 1 it a ! KAISER Photographer Mode Successors to Slover Drug Co. Drugs, Stationery. Toilet Articles, House and Floor Paints. Palace Barber Shop J. li. MULLEN, Propr. Shaving, Hair Cutting Baths, Etc. , Ev ryhiiiR neit an 1 cl.un ul i l work Firs.t-Cin.ss. NeM lo Pa'ace Hotel. W. P. Fuller Paints at cost As long as they last. Former price 1.7s gallon xw 1.45 " National Drag Store J. C. Smith, M. I)., prop. slock at the U5)I... Tlio Lumber hauler's friend Salary .d Trt.aurer. Drug Store Rubber Stamp ink iu
