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OREGON FOREST RESERVES WhM th Government ol 1901 Show. Report V Th followlog extracts: on the forest MtrfM of Oregon ere copied from the United Btate Forestry report of 1U01 : SUGAR FINE. Th largest of all the pinoa, ranging from on hundred and .twenty to two hundred and fifty 'feet in height and from three to eight feet in diauietor. Bom ipeoimeni of tbii inaguifloeut tree bare been found twclvo feet in diameter. The lumber ! atraight grained, easily worked, very light, and U Identical to the belt white pin f the Northeastern states and Canada. Bangs from California to Umpqua valley in Oregon; the fluent forests ooooring in Josephine aud Jaokson counties. Exoellent finishing lumber being free from knots, rot and shake ; In great demand for doora, aaah, blluda, et; growa with very littlu taper, and a imall top, giving a very large per oent of clear lumber. WESTERN YELLOW PINE. A magnifloeut tree almost equaling the (agar pine in alite. It ranges from one hundred to two hundred fuist in height and from three to eight feet iu diameter; bark very thick, affording great protection from foroHt fires. Range from California to Columbiii river Talluy in Oregon. Lumber iu great demand for building purposes and interior finish. Entirely free from rot or iliake. DOUGLAS FIB Douglaa fir, known and no Id throughoat tlm world aa Oregon piiid, Incomparably tlie fluent, niont abund ant aud moat useful of the many tim ber treei of the Northwest. In dense foreat the treea are mucli tailor iu proportion to diameter; fairly free from liniba; tho annual growth smull and compact; th quality of tho tim ber nnaurpaaaed aud the wood cloae grained and yellowish; iu height it raugea from on hundred and twenty to three hundred feet or more by four to ten feet in diameter. Bange from California to British Columbia, and eaitward to the Caa eade mountain!. Ueeei bridge timbers, lumber, piling, railroad Ilea, niaata of voaaula, para, fuel, paper, oar tlmbera, in terior finiahiug, flooring, coiling, ldlng, aaah, door aud iuruittru th beat and itrongoat oar in nae on this continent at preaeut are niadu of thla wood. ' Wsmen'i Kldnayi. Women are mora often afflicted with kidney diaorderi than men, but at tribute th lymptom to diHuaito po enliar to their sex, while iu reality tlia kiduey are deranged. Nervous ness, headache, puffy or dark oiroloa nnder th eyes, paiu iu (lie back, are igna of kidney trouble that mutt not b ignored, or a aerloua malady will result. Foley 'a Kidney Cure lias restored the health of thouaauda of weak, nervous, broken dowu women. It atopa irregularitiua and atrenglheiia the orinary organa. It pnnllea tiie blood and bauallta the whnlii system. For aal by H. A. Rotxrmuud. Startling Mortality. Btatlitio ihow atartllng mortality, from appeudioitla aud iioritonitis. To prevent aud cure theae awful diseases, there la just oue reliable riimsiily, Dr. King' New Life Pilla. M. Flanuery, of 14 Cuatom llouae 1'laee, Chicago, ay: "They Iibto no equal for con tl nation aud biliouauuf s. " Slav at ull druggiata. A Qaarantaed Cure for I'lle. Itohlug, Bllud, Bleeding or Pro trudlng Piles. Druggiata refund money if PAZO OINTMENT rHla lo ear auy oaae, no matter of how lung tending, in 0 to 14 dnya. Flint up plloatlou givna ease aud rest, olio. If your druggie hasn't it, send 6no In itanipa and It will be forwarded poatpeld by Parts Modicum Co., St. Lout a. Ma HIGGINS & PHILIPS ABsayora and Chemists CUAROES: Uold, HUvnr. Copper, Load, (1 citt'li. Uuld and Mlvor, (1. Each and every aaaay done with the Idea thai It may be chocked. M. I. KsjrnoMs UJ. J. I an lull Reynolds & Lawton Civil and Mining Engineers- MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS MEN AND SURVEYORS. Grants Pass Oregon J. E. PETERSON (pionua) FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Ageat Big Horn Basin Land Co., Wyoming. Aoshur W Ira Fcoou. FARMERS FEED STABLE J. . K.EK1.EY, I'aura. ImI atable aouth on Math struct. Boom under oover lor 150 horsoa ami 40 wagons. Box atalla. C'orrsll lor loose atook. Only th boat bay, aleun grain mid alfalfa fed. Boiled barley and ollin grain. Mo dlauaaed horses allowed. Pure running wator, aud trough cleaned very day. Waiting room aud toilet room where ladlaa can loeve wrapa aud arrange their toUeta. Prices reasonable aud beat care given took. B. A. WILLIAMS Fwrt and 4th Sti. P, 0. Box 23. Real Estate Employment office. Houses routed Ho. 76126 arm, all fenrsd, luO a.-rn river bottom, 7ft cultivated, 10 to hop, 4 anile fro in railroad town, good roala, acaovl, etc. A tiamin at fto an acre. Hop wop will Ior inirohaa mos u lea feera. Leland Silting. I No weddiuga to report thla time. ) We have some little sickness, the result of severe colds. ' The rpada are iu a better condition J aa the waim auu haa dried up the ground. A large amouut of construction work it being dono on the railroad in thia vicinity at present. Our legislature haa rained the taxea:J So much they have done, but the bills Sherman Fielda aud O. Herriett they have panned, oh my I will aoou leave for Elgin, Oregon, Quite a Jot of -new buildings will where they intend to spend the sum be constructed this spring. That mer instead of in Eastern Oregon. . shows projerity, don't you see, nn-f' der Toddy. Our Hotel Lnland is doing a big business and is crowded. People like to conic here as the accouimodutioua are good aud the climate is healthy and bracing. Somo of our tax ayors aro getting ready to go to Urnnts Pats to pay thoir taxes so as to receive the three per cent rebato. As a rule our people are early taxpayers. Our merchants aro doing a good bustiless as a good mitny prospectors cniue hero to buy in their supplies which (an be boaght here as cheaply ua on any part of the railroad. A large amount of packing is be ing dono ut Mt. Huben. The wagon road from Ghtidnlo to .Mt. Ken bin is iua bad tlx, therefore pack trains must tako in a large amount of the freight. The Ajax quartz mine has about completed tiieir long tunnel for tap ping tie main ledge. A good deal of prospecting for quartz is being dono In this district. Some new ledges urn being opened up on Wolf Creek unci there lire some new strikes on upper Uravo creek which has proved good. Fine weather predominates. People aro planting gardens anil doing other ucccxxnry work as February bus been a warm mouth. As a rule wo have some bad woathoi iu that month, hut this yeur has been an exceptional year. We have Juul but a few trosts this wiuter. Orain bids fuir for a good crop. Wo need rain to keep up the regular How of water from the springs iu the mountains for irriga tion. Wldu Attuke. Diwldaon Ileum. Clinton Cook and wifo paid UruutH Pass a visit Friday. Geo. Ilerriott visited friends on Missouri 1'lut Sunday. L. C. Carson and mother visited frienda on Applcgnto Sunday. J. S. JeiiMiu has been helping Har vey Alger kpruy his orchard this week. Mr. Ilerry and Mrs. White mid daughter paid Grants Pass a visit Saturday. Nits Khoila York, who works In Grants Pass, paid her parents a visit Sunday. Clinton linhcrtx, an cuicrprixiiiff young rainier of Kuhll, paid Giants Pass a visit Friday. Mauley Kcxfnrd, an enterprising former of Api'lipuc, paid Grunts Pans a visit Saturday. The weather still remains warm and if wo dnu't have some rain soon, it will be too dry lo plow. tiny Jeter, who lives In Grants Pass, is visiting bis sister, Mrs. Vokuiu, who lives on Oscar Creek. K. J. Kulili, the Kubli merchant, paid Grams Puss a visit oue ility this wii'k brinigiig out a load of freight for his store. Mr. Thonipk (us, who owns a straw hrery ranch ou ltocky creek, near liiiviilson, was in Grants Pass Satur day and Sunday. l'lovit Bailey, who is working in the Mountain Lion mine, paid Ins home on Williams Creek u visit Saturday und Sunday. Joe JleKidden, W. S. Bailey and Frank Hailev took a trip to Grants Pans Saturday, Mr. Bailey bringing out a load of freight for his store at Pavidsou. The north side Applegate ltiver Ditch Company will begiu cleaning out their large dilcli in a lew weeks, the sooner it is done the hotter it will be for the fariueis. The line weather is doing the clops lots ef good. 'J'li i' full w heat is look ing better than it has for many years and the nltalia is grow ing rapidly and if it keeps it up Ho le will be an early hat vest. 1 'V in Woohlridgo of Kuhll, Went lo Jacksonville Monday to secures teacher to t. ach the Missouri Flat school. The teachers are getting pretty scnne now and 1 think some ef our young ladies in tins weinity should try for a school. Montmorency. Coo tltalth, Ncor and Lme. llei bine is a boon for sutTeiem fron. aiieamia. By its u.-o the Mood Is quickly regenerated and the color be comes normal. The drooping strength is icvivcd. The languor is diminish ed Health, igor and tone pn domi nate. New life ami happy activity results. Mis. Belle II Miirel, Mid dlcsborough, Ills., writes: "1 have be. u troubled with liver complaint ami poor Mood, and have to'iud llollillig ui It-u. tit me like Heil mo 1 h:iM' wished that I I. ad I now n of it iu my husl Minis lifetime." .'.-v. at Mi lioterniuiul s and Model Drug le I'ealli Ktf in Nw Kek ud I hnjiio I hiring NevciiiNr and IVccinK r, t one lit til of the death ill New ork and Chicago W(ie from pneu monia. Foley's Homy and Tar not only nop, t.,. (eugli but heals mil in natio ns the lungs and pr veins pia timeina, so do not take ( Lances on a cold wearing aw.iy when Foley's Homy and l;,r wi'l iiire ou quickly and pn vein sei ioiib re'nilts. For ale by 11 A ket, iiiiuii.l. Inwhuhic l,.r Ktiru'calltin. "I lorn bein sih!i ling for the past few Veil- with a -i.re attack of rheuiunt i -in ami f. un '; i ,,i Kill, (id's Snow LlllllUel t Mas i:,, mly 1 1 i ic that gare me sal stai I o n ami tended to alleviate lev pains. l.aieli .'ah l'.KU, John C. ! goal'. K iiismnn, His. in' and 1.00 at Kotiiuiuud's Model Drug Store. un j Provolt Item. Mre. Daisy Lewman was at Oranta Faturday. - Fred Bight of Applegate wai at Provolt Sunday George Beck, of Oranta Pane waa visiting relativea and frienda here Saturday and Sunday. W. Fielda of Provolt left Saturday for Foota creek to secure a lob on the dredger, which will begin work aooa. James Coffee of Williams, who has been employed at the L. L. ranch, at Provolt, made a flying trip to grants Pass Wednesday on business. James Rock aud sister, Miss Millie, were at Provolt the latter part of the week aud secured a good milk cow, which was taken to Thompson creek Suudaf. i Miaa Florence Mee of Thompson Creek is 'uttondaig school at Wil liams and staying with her sister, Mrs. James Kennedy aud family at that place. Mr. Clark of this place waa on a business trip at Talent Monday after a load of furniture aud his cattle which were driven to his place re cently purchased of Her. E. Badger. The baseball games at Applegate aud Provolt have started again. Their first gauie was ou Sunday, the 6th, at the Fern Dale grounds. The game was quite interesting for tho on look ers as well as tho players. The score stood S to 4. Oue players in the Applegate nine was struck by a fly ball In the right eye. The wound wus not serious. The danco given at Williams Sat urday night was a grand auocess and largely attended from fur and near. Provolt was well represented by its young people us also was Applegate. Thoro ceuts. lime, liuch wero HI numbers sold at M Everybody present had a good There will be a dance at the hall tho 17th. All come and have a good time. Gardening has commenced through tho valley, which is very early but ou account of the tropical weather we are having at present, the garduors fuel safe in planting. It is often said that "when leaves begin to come, spring Is at hand" aud if so it is hero, along the Applegate river. The willows aro all in leaf aud the roads aro getting dusty, und tho wild flowers und fruit trues aro ull In bloom. The hay fields aro growing green with al fulfil and olover which stands from two to four inches In height, which was not so tlirilty last season, nor so large ut the first; of April. The far mers aro looking for larger crops aud low prices. During the wiutor mouths of lun.'i, bay was quoted at D and fJ. 60 ier ton in tho burn; baled at till. 50 to I 11 tier ton. Tho hop raisers of the valley aru all busy grubblug aud sot ting poles. Some of the first hops grubbed aru out of the ground aud almost ready fur training, which is much curlier tluiu usual for this place. The news was received late Monday evening of a startling acoldeut which happened to T. Topping at Williams Suudiiy the 6th,. While going to Grants Puss Mr. Topping was driving a span of colts, which was broke during tho fall aud were full of life. The accident hap pened on tho water gap road sotue distance from E. Watta' furm. The ten 111 became frightened lit a bush aud started to run. They were bitched to a hack and soon liecaine unman ageable, being on a downward sloie. After a distance, the hack waa torn to fragments, which frightened the team ut its flying pieces und maile them run more vigorously than ever and after some distance further they ran into some tree tups, which caused the death of one of the horses by breukiug its leg. The (looter was called but nothing could be doue to ward helping the animal. The total loss is estimated at '.!KI for the horse mid i;."i for the rig. Wo can say that Mr T. is quite lucky to get off aa lie did considering the situation ho was in. Lust full he was offeied fX0 for the spun but being 'so well matched in si .ii and beauty he refused the offer. Golden Gle&nlngs. .Mr. Clark has bonded his quurtz mine lo the Greenback Company. Born- February SS, 11KI6, to Mr. ninl Mrs, Clark of Golden, a sou. The city mayor of Grants Pass went through Golden Sunday on business. William KliMe has gone lo Ashland ell account of his daughter's illness. B. A. Pollock is ou Juuip-ofT-Jne on business. Ho w ill returu iu a few days. School itarta the first Monday iu March and will be a three mouths lor ui. .Mrs. llaiubliu's baby is very sick with pneumonia. We all liiqw it will snou recover. The roads are getting dry and In good shape and good, big loads mar now be hauled over them. Lots of good chances iu quartz mines on Coyote creek for moneyed men nud now is just the tune for a man to buy. Miss Maud Dnvies of Golden has l o ii seriously ill for several days. Wo Inqui she will soou bo up aud urctiud soon. The Martha mine is looming up big and a big lot of work is going on, though some of the miners complain of the I. id ii i r Iu the mine and say it is hard to work there oil that account. S C. Kuble of Foots creek and W N. liuhle of Golden, have leased the ltuble placer mines ou Coyote creek from their father, W. Kuble of Salem, for live years. They took possession of the nunc the lirst of March. S. C. Kuble will soou move from Fools crvek to Goldcu. Slim Jim. f stray Notice. Kid cow, alx'ut ( years old; crop iu o ar and half crop in tho other. I nine lo my place, 8 miles south of Giants Pass, last October. Owner can have oow by proviug property aud I Wing chaigoa. W. L DOWKLL. , ROOtm MVEi eoURtfeli, Grants RICH IN DORMANT WEALTH Rich Opportunities Are for th Talking. Here Southern Oregon ia coming into prominence one of the sections of the United State that is yet practi cally undeveloped and which offers advantages to the tiinberinan, the farmer, the orchard ist, the stockman, the miner and the business man that are not equaled by other sections of the Paoiflo Coast To the person of limited means, aa well aa the capital lata. Southern Oregon haa many opening for Investment, chief of which is iu lands. The period of cheap land is rapidly drawing to a close in Rogue River Valley and so soon as the last of the government Und ia entered, timber, farm, fruit and grazing lands will at once go up in value at a rate not equaled by that of any other section of the United States. Thia 1 certain from the fact that no section la having ao rapid a development aa is now on in Southern Oregon. It will be the wise investor who gets a pieoe of land in Rogue River Valley and the sooner he get it tho greater the profit. There ia yet a large area of govern ment laud in Southern Oregon that is subject to entry and this area was iuereased last week by the opening to settlement of a largo tract that had been withdrawn from entry. Some of this land ia heavily timbered with sugar pine, fir aud other trees while other tracts would make agricultural or grazing land. It is quite certain that within five years all the govern ment laud will havo been taken and then the landless will remain laud less. Of Oregon's productiveness and future prospects, B. A. Worthinton, who recently came from Chicago, to assume the position of general mana ger of the Harrimau railioadf iu Oregon, has the following to suy after having made a tour of the state: "If the lumber cut iu Oregon lust year was loaded on railroad cars it would make a train 70U miles long, " said Mr. Worthiugton. :If tiie wheat grown in Oregon was similarly loaded into 20-tou cars it would miiko a train BUO milea iu length. In five years, the stato has doubled her population, and her products, aud what we want to do now is to keep this progress np. "Oregon ha a dousity of popula tion of but a fraction over live per aeut, while that of New York, Couuectioot and Pennsylvania is 1115 per cent. At this ratio, Oregon should have a population of 1 ft, X), -(XX). At least one-half of tho statu is capablo of average productivity, aud there Is an immense future ahead for Oregon.' Mr. Worthiugton's opinion of tho Umpqua aud Rogue River Valhes is as follows: "The climate aud soil advantages of this rich farming boo tiou will undoubtedly attract aud hold a largo number of tho people who como to Oregon this year to visit the fair and see tho country. They uuuuot fail to be pleased with the natural resources, aud impressed with the low prions at which laud can bo bought here in couipurisou with the prices of land iu eastern and middle states The Roguo River Valley is a paradise for the the fruit grower, the farmer aud stuck raiser." Tht Colonel'! Waterloo. Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey Grove, Texas, nearly met his Water loo, from Liver aud Kiduey trouble. In a ruoeut letter, he says: "1 wus nearly dead of these complaints and, although I tried my family doctor, lie did me uo good. So I got a AOu bottle of your great Electric Blttors, which cured me. 1 consider them the best medicino ou earth, and thank God who gave you the knowledge to make them." Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia, biliousness aud kidney disease by all druggists at 60c a bottle. Incredible Brutality. It would have been Incredible brutality if Chas. F. Lombcrgcr, of Syracuse, N. Y , had not done the best he could for his suffering son. ".My boy," he says, "cut a fearful gash over his eye, so I applied litickleii's Arnica Salve, which quickly healed it aud saved his eye. " Only Sao at ull druggists. SEEDS Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy and other Grasses, mid Wheat and Oats. Garden Seeds of All Kinds. All my seeds are pure and of the best (juality. : WILLAMI'Tl ! VALLi:V POTATOES Sound, Dry and Mealy und the Rest Potatoes sold in Grants Pass. Chiles' Grocery Front st., near Fourth. J. A. SIBM-TS, Teacher of Music I'racticnl instruction In Violin, l'iano. Guitar, Clarinet and Cornel. Most cure fill attention given to beginners. l'aco orders at Muiie More. N. F. McGRHW, PIOXKER TRUCK and ruaiVKRY Kurnitiirv aud l'iano Moving GRANTS PASS OREGON. The Popular B arbor Shop Oct your tonsorial work done at IRA TOMl'KINS' Ou Sixth Sttect Three chairs Hath Koora In cnnnivtlnu S AY ! Have you tried the Headlight Chop - House For Good Square Meal ? Fuiisit Oystkrs and Tam.vi.ks. Frout Street, opp. Round House. V F. LKMPKK, l'rops. pass, okfifcotf, Uktttll o, I A SWELL SHOE KH J 4 I " made in all SK. siStx?!. i i n leathers and M V )J i I : this is one Jffl MAKERS rf'Ji'x JJmJf - For Sale By I BP . R.L.CoeaCo. PltOFESSIOXAL CA RDS. 3X. C. FIXDLEY, M. D. Practice limited to EVE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT, and linino; of lueses. Officii hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; 7 :S0 to H:3(. Telephones 261 and 77. OsAKrs I'ass, - - Oases lRED K D. STRICKER, M. D. IlOMEOi'ATUIO PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Masonic Tcmnlo, Rooms 2 and 4 (i HANTS l'ASB, 'l'houo tii. Okboon. (t 11. DOUGLASS, M. D. IMIYSICI.VN AND SURGEON Ofllue: l'igney's residouos, oor. 6th uud K streets. Day and ulht jihono No. 631. Grants I'ass, Obkuos J)R. J. M. KITCHEN, La to member of Now York Poat Grad uuU) .Medical School. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ollloo In Dixon lllock, west Front Ht, Phones: Ollico 881, Residence 481. D. P. LOVE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ollico in Williams Uros.' lilock, over U ni li is I'usi tiioceiy. Residence Phone 414. Ollico l'houo 141. Gha.vis Pass, . - ' Oreoon A. C. HOUGH, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, Piuctices in all Stato mill Federal Courts Ollico over Hair -Riddle Hiirdware Co. Grants Pass, J. II. AUSTIN, Ohkooii ATTOKNEY-AT LAW Union l'.uiMing KtniiY Oreoon )r. f. m. lo:;gvell osteopath Treats all Nervous aud Spinal I)ls ruses, Rheumatism and Stomach Trou bles. A specialty uuule o( Female Dis discs. Ollico: Colonial Lodging House, ii'uni room. 1. runts i'ass, uro, )R. S. J. SEATOX MAGNETIC HEALER Steam lliitbs, Alcohol Hub. All dlB-ensoi- treated. Hospital csvo civen to nil in ho wish il. Ulieiiiuntism cured in its viorst form. Advice fi-oo. Colonial House. Officii houi-8 V lo 0. (IlilMS Piss, . OlIMION WIIF.N GIVEN UP UY OTHERS it rests you nothing to consult Dlt. MtiNTUOMKKY. U cures KoiiKile coiuplsiuts, uiru's private dis eases aiiisall kinds ot clil'onie troubles. Also -i lis t bcinkeo and other cua run ted (ainil) medicines. P. O. Dox 10W. Call ul r-'rec Methodist rursonago. Palace Barber Shop J. H. Ml'LLtN. Prop, Shaving, Hair Cutting lJaths, Etc. Even thine nest ami elcau and a work r lral-Cluss. Charles Costain Wood Working Shop. West ot flour mill, near R. R. track Tiirnini-. Scroll Work. Stair Work, Band faini:. 'aninet Work, Wood 1'ullrvs. .- Kiliiiuuil k.'uiniuilii;, bepiirmx all kinds Pru t i ru-lit E. A. WADE DKY GOODS, I'NDl'UWKAU, NOTIONS. Etc Fiout Street, west Palace hotel ORAXTS PASS, ORE. FRANK D0RMAN Machinist and Repairer liicvei.a. Sjrwiiitf Machiuea, Lorka, Our l.. iso line Kujiities, l'mbr!ta and mh,.r I h. ,!..- .in.. .i..n.. i auu ni re.-wi.noie (.-nurses. New and Socoud-llaud lilcycloa, Uuna ami lievuivers sold, bbop on boulo tjixtb fctraeL iysj TO. C.Z. U. Column All DiatKr tor tlna tolninn is Mipp . ij by lbs Oranta Pans Wouiaa's 1'i.ri -i..oij Temperansa t'alon. j The mothers' meeting anuouu' el j last week to be held on Friday afi i- j noon, March 10th at the home of Mi-, i C. V. Ucnkle, is by mutual cmi.-i ut . postponed outil after tlie revival ser vice! now being held afternoon unci evening ahall close. All readers of the Vuiou Sitii.al are interested in tho February JMJ number, giving account of the Will-' ard statue presentation b the state of Illinois in statuary hall, Wa.-bin.-i ton, on February 17, and the sp-nl e. by aenatora aud representatives in ;;e-1 ceptance of the same. Relov. is an txtract from Senator Cullom's addiesi : "Mr. President, the Stato of Illinois presents to the United States the1 statue of a great woman, whose name ia familiar wherever tho Li-li.-l language is spoken. The Senate lu frequently suspended its oiilin..i.v business to pay tribute to the ii.rmt.ry of eminent statesmen who have i ;o- l away. During the present session e' have heard eloquent eulogies on the. lives of two distinguished men George Frisbie Hoar of Mussiuliu- : setts, aud John J. IugHlls of Kaiihas. i For the first time iu tho history of the Senate, a day has been set up. it that we may talk of a woman. The speaker here gave a couipre- j hensive resume of Miss Willnrd'si remarkable career, concluding thus : ! What did the Woman's Christian Tumpcrauce Union accomplish un der the leadership of Frances K. Will ard? tihe lived to see it grow from a small, struggling organization miiIi which she was connected iu 1S1, to a world-wide movemeut, tliu most splen did organization of women that ever existed, numbering in the United States more than 300,000, with a fol lowing of half a million. Iu lo.iii' i towns and cities local unions were established. The local Temperance Legion was foiuied, composed i t children, with a membership of . v. i 2i0,000. Temperance instruction v.i providud iu the seliools and Suml . . schools to more than H'.O'Ki.iiOO cliil.i ren. Tens of thousands of men were induoed to sigu the total-abstiueure pledge. It circulated miliums ii pages of temperance literature, and h has gone far to secure (iii,ili;y i, treatmeut of womeu. It a; ; al- it ! : happy homes the sourer . ' , society aud good govriminn I,, ... protection ; it appealed to the n .. .in. ... to save tho boys for their county, a , ; it marshaled every moral k.i. c t.. i.n iupiKirt of its jiriuciples. Mr. President, I esteem it an 1.. u ; to have kuowu personally Friar, , j. Willard during the greater jai; , : i . active life. I knew from , i- . knowledge of the work in m,o i, . . was engaged, aud I witness, .i , pleasure the woudorful suci c.-.. ,. . , attended her efforts. Slic vas a i former, but she never slici.i i usual unpopularity of reform'T., .o.f. her advocacy of reform in tin;; .i, never made Jher offensive to a:, of people. Notwitstauditig I.n . , life, she waa nevertheless a i , , woman, with that degree of s:i,. i ; ; and modesty, that eoiumauded u,e v. most lespoct'lrom all with ;., ..; oame in contact. The world haa Ken b( tu r i ..i. Fraueea K, Wilhud lived. M,. (. voted her life unseltislily to the i.. of liumuuity, aud she brought s. I . into the hemea of uutold tlim.. ,;, aud at her death sh left an m .,: .,, , tiou that lias been and willii,iii to be a Kiteut factor for ' gi ou 111 1, world. Mr. President, the State of l luu; iu presenting the statue to Hie I i i; States, to be placed iu Statu.it v ii , among the figures of the great. t u. , that have lived iu the Vuitrd .-; ,t- -, has houored itsidf, has justly I.e.,, a great woman, aud has paid a ti.l u , to all American Womanhood " (Applause iu'tlie galleries. A Salt Cough Midkint lor Children. Iu buylug a cough mrdun.e tc children never be afraid to tuv i ':, bi'rlain'a Cough Remedy, it,, re !f uo danger from it aud relief is u;.,v . sure to follow. It u ,-,-ci.i.:v valuable for colds, croup and wi , ; iug cough. For sale by all drugt-;,t'. Has KiuoU Ihe Test of a, riiTii The old, original C.RiiVK -; r,., Cliiii Tonic. You know at, hi - , ' jakiug. It is ironanJcuiionein less lorm. No cure, no pay. ToC Tdka Laxative Lroo C iWsMaaeMki 4 SMRttmRD VIHO G.I'.MOT BE CUHCO. ',) uniforialy successful has Dr. Tierce's iie l'r'-scriotion proven in all fornix r .. of Yi .It V.'e-ilmess. Prolapsus, or Fulling l , v. i.i t Jiad l.euconiica. inai, atler ovei i, r.iird of a century's experience in curinc the enrst cases of these distressing and li-'.iliuiiua: ailments. Dr. Pierce now feels fi. '. y wArianted in offering to pay $500 in ca .n fur any ease of these diseases which lit- 1 .u.ti'.t cure. Ir St.'.nijs Aiink The "Favorite Pre scti:;'.!''!! " stands alone, as the one and (,n;y n.uiedy for these distressingly com mon forms of weakness, possessed of such p i ively specific curstive properties as to ,1 .:: ;:it " its makers in proposing, and I in 'ai:ir t'leniselves to forfeit, as we, the 10. i. 'Mi.il proprietors of that wonderful II ".viiy ll.-'eby d:, to pay the sum of $.500 ia l. i' .1 money of the t'nited States ill any i is.- ri' i.'i:.- above diseases in which after a ti'r ii. l, le.i.re.ible trial of our treatment, wj f. , 1 ! lo iire. So other medicine for tjr.. c-jti- ut n.iitian i peculiar ailments is l;v siieh a remarkable uarantce ; i in : j ' .', r , t . ') t-r 1(1 ;., o:...i t.udiiine for woman's ills is pos ... J el tht. in. paralleled curative prop : s t!i ,t w.iu'd warrant its manufacturers n: o. .ns: such an otter ; no other remedy s t.iH ii a record of cures on which to base ' .1 - nil irknMe offer. j r I-1- r :. insist on having Dr. Pierce's ... I :.-,ii;,tion and turn ynur back v 11; ( rli iilous dealer who would -:'.! vi..: ii:U liiirence by attempting to 1 1. ti iin Mime infeiior substitute. .. r 1 i.'ea Hut "it is junt as good." e-i !: .ei':i; the article which has a -t.; uf a third of a century of cures and li.ich.tii by those willing to forh it ii tin i rLiimot cure you. in i . -is j.r,cn.led by a leucorrlieal drain s. : .-.irti of fir. Pietee'a I.otion Tablets -:. In- c-id conjointly with the use of - i rtor::t rrcscription." They are iold t!! duti.-.M.-ts. or sent post paid to any .l.i.n, 1 11 oceiiil of 2j cents m stamps, i d 11 ei r.N 01 slamps for Dr. Pierce's i.'ire :i '--n-i; Medic.il Adviser. Address 1 : s.i I :siKNSARy, iiniT.'ilo. N. Y. '.i-..i ;aid sick women are invited to il I Jr. l'iirct. by letter, fire. All 'i : -iKe ;s lu-ld as strictly private. I'l:. in ii. V. Tieice, lliniaio N. Y. Ul. i 'n.:ee i'tliets cure bliiousuesa. Strikes hidden Rocks. Win your ship of health strikes the hidden locks of consumption, I in mm ni l, etc., you aro lost, if you 1I1 ti 1 r t help from Dr. King's New l is. .r.eiy tur l.dtisnuiptioii. J. , MeXiininii, of Talladega Springs, Ala., writes: "1 had been very ill (!i,i I'lieunionia, under tho caro of tuo doctors, hut was getting no bet- t. r w. ;i 1 begun to take Dr. King's i. w ui-i-ovi iy. Jlie hrst dose give ef. ami o'ie nottle cured inn. 10 lor sore throat, bronchitis. md colds. Guaranteed at all 'i mal bottle free. in Cure a Cutd In Oup Day Ta:.e LAXATIVE RROMO QUIN l.Ni. Tablets. All druggists refund the money of it fails to cure. E. W. t-i-oi- 's signature is uo each b(X. 2f.o. ' ! !!' C. H. Cole. Hall & Cole, l :K!ort;ikci,tmbalmcrs, i uncraj iji rectors. 1 k of Uurial liolies and Un. takers .Supplies. North Sixth Street fi' Court House. PHONES: " Roidencos. No. ..oil .No. lj?. 717 . L. S. ADAMS. 't 41alrei,m, eT1 M ' "' Cf'l ii indeed bliln j ' --r, )U:ni ruffsred lor ' (h vr.!kn;j isd hser. ' ird hjving tried lev : ' ;nd ditlirer rtm.dlei ' 1 nur t 'nt ol Cardul 11 wloch helped me, m-id me Itiee.Tiedto ' t k parti, strenjthen '- lorrect Irrejulintlei." r it - jfr, Adami v--n.r-.in nho have ': 1-'-tog ol the in irc"l :i S or hriJ 0j w-rnen I are, ' '''a'f a: hems with ' n rpMr. Wine 1 ;. of Ciriui has ''" ,' f ca.-s which -ri-.it. Whv . .;'-;,': Way? AH ' ' 1 ;' bottle,. For . , .-' 'jir 'I l-owel dis-ir-' ' B.aik-I'raugbt ! ' ... ' ; ." i i -TJ rps-t Jl-li. c.. CARDUI ,1 r UId in One ne TaMets. 10 nth i. CATARRH Mm Ely's Cream Balm This Remedy le Speclflo, Sure to Olve atlefaction. civis RILIIF at onct. It oleanses, soothes, heals, and protects th, diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh si.il driTes away a Cold In tho Head (iiiioklv. Restores the Senses of Taste and Srael Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed, Ujga Size, BO cents at Druggists or br mall Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. UY MOTHERS. F 'vv. .. SJ. u MOTIOB TO CREDITORS. In the County Oonrt for Joseuhlna County, Oregon. - - In the Matter of the Estate 1 - .of Eliatboth F. Neely, De- V (rosoou. j Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned, Jamei Neely, has been appointed executor of the last wilt and ot the Estate of Elizabeth F. Neely, deceased, by the County .Court for Jo. eopliiue County, Oregon, and all per. Bona having olaims against saia estate are hereby notified to present ths aame, duly Termed as by law re quired, to the undersigned executor at the law otuce 01 n. v. morion u Oranta Pass in Josephine Oounty.Ore. gon, on or before aix months from the date of the first publication cf this notloe, which date of first publication and the date of this notice is Thurs day, December 8, A. D.p 1U04. JAMES NEELY. Executor. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior, United States Land OfBue. noseburg, Oregon, Not. 3, 11X4. A tufHoiont oonteat affidavit having been Bled in this office by H. J.Bclimitt contestant, against homestead entry No. 11,014, mads July li. Iliu2, for W 8W4', 8W)i XViki, Section 18, Townabip 87 8., Range 7 West, by Jamei A. Bush, oontestee, in which it ia alleged that the said entryman died In Fobrnary, liKiS : that during his life- time he failed and neglected toestabllah a resideaoe or reside npon said laud, Dnt resided upon adjaoent laud; that aince his death tho heirs-at-law have wholly failed and negleoted to reside npon or Improve the land, aa required by law. Bald parties aro hereby noti fied to appear, reapond and offer evi dence touoblDg said allegation at 10 o'olock a. m., on April 8, 1UUS, before John M. Booth, U. 8. Commissioner, at bla office In Grants Pass, Oregon, aud that final hearing will bo held at 10 o'olock a. m., on April 1,1, IU00, before the Register Mid Receiver at the United States Land Office iu Hone burg, Oregon, The said contestant having, in 1 proper affidavit, filed November i, 11)04, set forth facts which show tint after dne diligence personal service of this notice can not be made, it is here by orduied and dlreotod that such uo tioe be given by dne and proper pub lication. J. H. BOOTH, Receiver. CITATION. Iu The County Comt of the Slate of Oregon, For the County of Jose phine. Iu the matter of the Estate of Agues I h.. sawyer, Do- ceased. To John Rioker, Mary Kouiruick, Lydia Jane Hammond, Ruth Kim ball, Agnes Hilton, Alon.o Kicker, fiuuiuor Ricknr, Lemuel Boothby, Diana R. Libby, John Boothby, Nellie McKenuey, Mary Boothby, Johu Ricker, David Rickor, and F. W. Sawyer, hoirs-at-law of deceased ; and F. W. Sawyer, AgneB Smith, Clarence G. Sawyer, Freoling F. L. Sawyer, A 1 Hods Smith, Chauucey Messenger, Fannie Baker Wooldridge, devisees of deceased, aud all heirs aud devisees unknown, If auy there be, GREETING : In the Name of the Stato of Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear iu the County Court of the State ol Oregon, for the County of Josephine, at the Conrt Room there of, at Grants Pass iu the County of Josephine on Tuesday, the 2Mb day of March, 105, at 10 o'olock a. iu., then aud there to show cause, it suy there be, why an ordor should not be made for tho sale of Lot i in Block F, Bourne's First Addition to tint City of Grants Pass iu Josephine County, Oregon, aud jiarticnhirly de scribed and bounded as routainidiu the petition for tho sale tliorerf, as prayed for in the Administrator's pe tition therefor. Witness the Hon. J. O. Booth, Judgo of the County uourt of the Stato of Oreirnn. for Mm Connie of Josephine, with the seal of said Court affixed, this 33d day of February, A. u. lDOo. Attest: 8. F. CHESHIRE, . SEAL. riorit. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. Iu the County Court for Jnsenliine County, Oregon. In the matter of the") ' Estate ot John Every, Deceased. J NOTICE IS HEREBY given that pnasuant to an order duly entered iu the County Conrt for Josuniiiim Count v. Oregon, in the above entitled cuu-e, of date, Feb. 23. A. D.. llioa. where in it ia ordered and rtirorted that the real tirormrtT nf tlm .iu.nu ni,,,d John Every, hereinafter described. be sold at private sale for the pur pose of paying charges and chums against said estate, expenses of ad ministration, anrl for tin, nnennxi. of distribution. NOW THEREFORE. I hereby give notice that I will after April 7, A. D. , 1U05. anil nr. nrivnts onto to the highest blrtrW tnr ur.,.. -..Ii in hand, or for approved security open said real estato hr flr niortmiire. with half ciuli'Hnirii nu f.,n,iuiim described premises, to-wit: The of the SWW and the SW4 of the Shi;, Sec. 22, Townabip 3i i. fi of Willamette Meridian. Also the NE1' of the NW'4 and the NW4 of the NE'; of Sec. Township 85 S, R 6 W of Willamette Meridian all in Josephine County, Oregon. Dated thia IA it.v nr mi. a D.. J v. v., -. l0o. is Tl JOSEPH MOSS. Administrator of the Estate. Housework ruiua vonr hands Rose and cnntTMRPR jellY lfROSA CREAMl will keen them M t.aud.smootb.,, All.druggiata. Day CarwCrift lm Two Days. oa every