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ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, MAY 3, 1907.
T 1 SO SS IPX A L CA HI) S
C. FINDLEY, M. D.
Practice limited to
F.YK EAR, NOSE and THROAT.
Glasse Sited and furnished.
Oflloo hours 1 to 12; 2 to 6; and on ap
pointment. Telephones 1!61 and 77.
UlMNTS Pah, OkKOWS
L)R. J. C. SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND fUIiK0N
Phones, OlI'Kse :',r,:, Kos. 1181.
Residence cor. Vtli and D streets.
Office at National I)rug Store.
Gvarts Pass, - - Orko
TKe Manager
Of the B. A A.
By VAUGHAN KESTER
Copyright. 1901. by Harper I- Brothers
TO HAVE
AHb
TO HOLD
(Continued from last week) "we'll call his bluff:" cried Bcntlek.
LOUGIIP.IDGE, M. D,
PHYBICJAN AND Kl'K'iEON
Res Phone 714
Otty or country calls attended nlf fat
or day. Sixth and II, Tuff's building.
Office Phone 2C.1.
Oramth Fash . Obboom.
( Wruniltatm aud
Ktmmxnatin Frn
CtiUtlren fc Confinement
iknrt a Sp'ciiUty
CLARA HASH AW, D. O.
ANNETTA BKCKWITH. D. O.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
602.D Street
Usat Pahs, Orkoon.
Graduates of American School of Oe
teoputby, Kirksville, Mo.
JJDWARD II. WHITE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL
MEDICINE
Office Hours 8 t o 2; 1 to 6
Office over First NationalBank
Gbants Pass, - Okhoon
"Well, men, what do you want?" h
asked briskly.
"Wp represent every department It
the shops, sir," said Itentlck civilly
"and we consider Branyon's discharge
aa ti i J i J t. We want him taken bark.'
"And suppose I won't take hlra back
what are yon going to do about It, eh?"
nuked I inn good naturedly, aud, no;
waiting for a reply, with old time deft
j, n. HALL
UNDERTAKER, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND LIOENHKD EMBALMKR.
orth Oth it., near Court Houm.
Office Phons 761, Kw. Phone 717.
GaArrs Pass, ... Oa
JI, D. NORTON,
ATTORNf Y-AT-LAW,
Pvactloa Id all Bute and Fed Ural Court.
Olios Id Opera HouHSBuildlaf.
Ob-hts Yam, Oa-i m
. C. HOUGH,
ATTORN ET-AT-LAW,
Praetioea la all k WW and KeserwlOo-rU
Offlosovsr Hair-Kiddle Hardware Co.
QaAina Pass, Oa
QLIVER & BROWN,
LAWYER.
Office, upstairs, City HalL
UHAM ra Pi hi,
OaaaoN.
J. II. AUSTIN,
ATTOKNEY-ATLAW
Union. ltulMIng
Rbkay
I. B. II KN MUCKS
COrNBKU.OR8-ATI.AW
Clrll and rrimiiial ninttira attended te
in all the courts
Real estate and Iimuiaiice.
Office, nil street, opposite IWoffloe.
WILLIAM P WRIGHT,
V. S. I 'KIT IV M'liVKVUK
MINIMI KNdlNKKR
AM OK.U'tiHTSMAN
tlth St , north of Josephine Hotel.
OkAKTs Pah, Oataoa. j
Charles Costain!
WikkI Woi kini Shtp.
Went of flour mill, near R. R. ttai'k
Inrning. Scroll Work SimrWoik, Hand
Sawmi.i 'al.inel Work, W.hhI I'nllni Mw
Piling mut .-ii in in in it , Repairing ill kinds
lncc ngbl
The 1'opuUr Burlier Shop
Get yum ti'tiMiti.il woik done .t
IK A TOMPKINS'
" don't wish to nviks Mm a toaperoai
or Ui4 rest of yoLn
Dees he awting lilrnMlf op Into an emp
ty flat car which atood eloae at hand
aud faced hit asaenibled workmen.
"You know why ltranyon wai die
mlaaed. It wae huelneaa none of
you have much rennoti to be proud of,
but I am wlilliiK to let him coin back
OQ condition he flrat offers an apology
to McCllntork aud to me. Unless be
dees be ran never set bis foot Inside
theae doors again while I remain here.
I agree to tills lecaiise I don't wish to
Bake him a acapexont for the rest of
you, and I don't wlah those dependent
oa him to suffer."
He avoided looking In McClintock'i
direction. He felt rather than saw
that the hitler wan aliaklng Ms head
in atroiiK disapproval of his couroe
Ttio coniinltti'e aud the men exchanged
grliui. The laws waa weakening They
had aeored twice-tlrat nii UiHt Hoger
Oakley and now for Hrauyon.
"I Kueiw llrnnyon would aa lief b
excimed from iiinktnjr an aiMtlogy If
It'a all the name to Milt," mild Keutlck
Icsn civilly than N-fore. and there wan
a ripple of Hinotliered In lighter from the
crowd
I'iiii set IiIn llpit nn4 miiIiI aterul.v, but
qillell.v. "TliafH for lilm to declile."
"W ell, we'll tell 1 1 1 m what you Bay, ,
aiul If lie's ready to eat humble pie,
there won't be no kirk coming from !
lis," iviiuirki.l Itentlck Impartially. 1
"Is Ibis all'.'" aked I'aklej .
"No; e can't the cut." Aud a
uiurtuur of iipprovul came from the!
men.
Inn looked out over the crowd. Why
couldn't they nee that the final victory
wnH In his h.iuils',' "Ito guided by ine,"
he aald rai ncstly. "and take my word!
for It, the cut Is neceKaty I'll meet
you halta In the llmnuui matter
U-t It go at that."
"We want our old wages," luxiKtcd
Itentlck doggedly.
"It Is out of the ,tn- Hon The Me! '
and the men gave a faint cheer. 1 le-y
were not ao aure It was n bluff after
all. It looked real enough.
Tliere were those who thought with
a jrullty panr of wives and children at
home and no pay day, the fortnightly
haven of rest toward which they lived.
Aud there were the customarily reek
less aouls, who thirsted for excitement
at any price and who were willing to
see the trouble to' a finish. The
ruled, as they usually do. Not a mai
returned to work. Instead they huin
about the yards and canvassed the sit
uatlori. Finally the theory was ad
vanced that if the shops were closei
it would servo to bring down Conil.sh'.
wrath on Oakley and probably resul
lu his Immediate dismissal. This llnj
ory found Instant favor and straight
way became a conviction with the ma
Jorlty.
At length all agreed to strike, anil tin
whistle In the shops waa set shrlekln;
Its dismal protest. The uieu swarmei
Into the building, where each got to
gefher his kit of tools. They were quid
Jolly now and laughed and Jested I
good deal. Presently they were slrcnm
lii' oh" uptown, with their coats ovei
their linns, and the strike was on.
An unusual stillness fell on the yard)
uinl In the shops. The belts as thej !
swept on mid on lu endless revolution)
cut tills stillness with a sharp, Incisive '
hiss. The machinery seemed to ham I
mer nt It, as If to beat out some last
; Ing who. Then gradually the volutin
j of sound lessened. It mumbled to
I dotage of decreasing force, and ther
everything stopped with a sudden Jar
The shops had shut down.
McCllntock came from the ofllce anc
entered the works, pulling the blifdoori
to arter him. He wanted to see that al
was made snug. He cursed loudly a
he strode through the deserted build
lug. It was the first time since be hud
been with the road that the shops had
been closed, and It affected birr
strangely.
The place held a dreadful, ghostly lu
ertaess. The belts aud shafting, wltt
Its Innumerable cogs and connections
reached out like the heavy knuckled
tentacles of some great lifeless tnon
ster. The sunlight stole through the
broken, cobwebbed windows to fall on
heaps of rusty Iron and heaps of dlrtj
shavings.
In the engine room he discovered
Smith Roberts and his assistant, Jot
Webber, banking the fires, preparatory
to leaving. They were the only men
about the place. Roberts closed a fur
mice door with a hang, threw down his
shovel ami drew a grimy arm acros
his forehead.
"When do you suppose I'll get ii
(banco to b"IM steam egiin. Milt 7"
"Oakhy s-ij we ..:ri start up t.e
fore ti.e lu .t of S..pte.a.M-r."
The crowd on the platform gave a
faint, mientliusiastic- cheer as it cauL-lii
Sight of him. It hail been more inter
ested in staring at Ileiiti'-k and Stokes
They looked so excessively uncom
fortable. Mr. Kenyon climbed down the steps
and shwk bands with Mr. Ryder.
Then, bowing and smiling to the right
and left, he cross's the platform, lean-
lug on the editor's arm. At the car- 't
riajes there were more greetings. 1 J
Stokes and Itentlck were formally pre-
sented, and the congressman mounted 5
to a place beside them, whereat the
crowd cheered again, and Stokes and 5
Itentlck looked. If possible, more mis-
eralile than before. They bad a sneak- ;
Ing Idea that a aliow was being made,
of them. Ryder took his place In the j
second carriage, with Cup Roberts and I
the Hon. Jeb Barrows, and the proces-
slon moved off uptown to the hotel, pre j
ceded by the band playing a lively two- i
step out of tune and followed by n
troop of bore legged urchins. j
After supper the statesman was ser-1
ennded by the band, ami a little later!
the members of the Young Men's Ken
yon club, attired In cotton flannel unl- j
forms, marched across from the Her ;
aid office to escort him to the rink, ,
where he wag to speak. He appeared
radiant In a Prince Albert and a shiny
tile and a boutonulere, tills time lean
ing on the arm of Mr. Stokes, to the sjinnjmin'm,m"i"in'm,1ttvvVi
huge disgust of that worthy mechanic, i .
who did not know that a statesman j " '
A home of one's own should be the ambition of every true
American, young or old. If you have this ambition and
would like my help to attaiu it, I would ask you to call
and let me know the kind of home you aspire to possess,
the price you would like to pay, and I will find you just
what you want at the price you want to pay, and arrange
terms to suit you. Whether you want your home in town
or country I can get it for you speedily.
JOSEPH MOSS, ,
THE REAL ESTATE MAN Office 516 E St.
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TK1VK vni. DELIVERY
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GRAN 1 S PASS. OREGON.
Palace Barber Shop
:N Vl'K PATKS. Prop
Sliavinn, Hair Cutting
iLiths, l-:tc.
are
enriilu
ami n
mine i
fill i
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Hi ss ill
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not. I
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how e e
will ,:,
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tliat I 'i U 'ey i
l..it; up u.Ui , i . . I .
me.i. ilivid.ug i'..
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in
ntohev,
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or In,
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- il It
had to lean on somebody's arm. It is
hoary tradition, and yet It had a cer
tain significance, too, If It were meant
to Indicate that Kenyon couldn't keep
straight unless he was propped.
A wave of fitful enthusiasm swept
the assembled crowd, and Mr. Stokes'
youngest son, Samuel, aged six, burst
Into tears, no one knew why, and wai
led out of the press by an elder broth
er, who alternately slapped him nnd
wiped Ills nose on Ills cap.
Mr. Kenyon, smiling his unwearied,
mirthless smile, seated himself in his
carriage. Mr. Ryder, slightly bored
and wholly cynical, followed his ex
ample. Mr. Stokes and Mr. lieutiek,
perspiring aud abject and looking for
all the world like two criminals, drop
ped dejectedly Into the places assigned
them. Only Cap Roberts and the Hon.
Jeb Harrows seemed entirely at ease.
They were campaign fixtures. The
band emitted a harmony destroying
crash, while Mr. Jimmy Smith, the
drum major, performed sundry bewil
dering passes with his gilt staff. The
Young Men's Kenyon club fell over
its own feet Into line, and the proces-
slon started for the rink. It was a
truly Inspiring moment
Since an early hour of the evening
the people had been gathering at the
rink. It waa also the opera house,
where during the winter months an
occasional repertory company Biperred
In "Kast Lynne," "The New Magdalen
or Tom Robertson's "Caste."
ihe place was two-thirds rull at a
quarter to R, when a fleet courier ar
rived with the gratifying news thnt the
procession was Just leaving the square
and that Kenyon was riding with his
hat off and In familiar discourse with
Stokes and Hentlck.
Presently out of the distance drifted
the first strains of the band. A little
later Cap Roberts aud the Hon. Jeb
Harrows apjieared on the makeshift
stage from the wings. There was
an applausive murmur, for the Hon.
.leb was a popular character. It was
said of lilm that he always carried u
map of the I'nlted States lu tolmcco
Juice on his shirt front. He was bottle
nosed and red faced. No man could
truthfully say be had ever seen him
drunk, nor had any one ever seen lilm
sober, lie shunned extremes. Xet
the band tiled into the balcony and was
laboriously sweating its way throu.:h
the national anthem when Kenyon a. id
Itjiler appeared, follow oil by the
wretched Stokes and Hentlck. A burst
of applause shook the bouse. When it
subsided the editor stepped to the front
of til- stage. With words that balled,
for the experience was a new one, be
introduced the guest of the evening.
It was generally agreed afterward
that it had been a great privilege to
l.ear Kenyon. No oii.s knew exactly
what it was nil about, but that was a
r.ii'oi- eons, deration. The congress
i.:..ii was w ell on toward the cud of his
speech and had reached the local situa
tion, wheh he was handling iu what
the Herald subsequently described ::
"a masterly fashion, cool, logical and
on Ineiiu." w hell I lakl.y w a ii, -e 1 ill
d. M.io'.i-er i ed, took a seat near the
He Li.il.ee.l alsmt Iilh, i;luiili .
I 1., iv had bce'a a t,:::e w hen these pee
! -1 been, in their w i
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Medicated StocK Food
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep and IIos
One of the best Stock Foods on the market and
one which will keep the animals in the best of con
dition. LARGE SIZE PACKAGE 50c
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those nearest hini
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ANTI-LEAN
MAKES LEAN PEOPLE FAT
through the nervsous system.
It's a purely Vegetable
compound, oon tains ao oils
or fats or any drugs that 1
injurious or liable opro
duos a habit.
It's the greatest Toalo ir,
the world. Each bottle
oon tl ns a mon b ' trsatmet am1
costs $1.50 at any Drug Store
Prepared by the AN IT-LEAN
MEDICINE CO . PortUnd re
MAHIJLK
AX D GRANITE AVORK
J. It. PADDOCK. Proprietor.
I Sin prepared to furnish anvthinir in the ii I1A of PmiiiuIaPV nlr in anu 1.1
of Marble or tiramte.
Nearlv thirty vears of exnerience in thn Murhlo hniini .no
that I can till your orders in.the very best manner.
I an Inrnish work in Scotch. Swed-)
MartiK
Y rnnt street, next to i;rn' (itinsiion.
.'.uierican 'iranita or any kind
THE FASHION
LIVERY . . . FEED
MD SALE STABLES
OILM0RE & B0REN, Proprietors.
II Street between Kutl, AnJ Sixth Phoks S81 GranU Pan, Oregon
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In The Spring
we provde all the delicaces of ti
season broiling chickens, Spring Ian
aud veal of the 'rety best grade. V
alwavs keep "our meats at the t
notchofeicelleuce.and' thoi"tlii
know good meat knowing. At th
season, of the year wecall especi.
attention to onr Spring lamb an
Springchicken. The real thing.
City Meat Marke
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any i: a tl.e r.gtit t
Tic fact that 1 .-;:.
'si t tl.e pow or be
nearer t!i
.is.l'-derst.ssl of
i' !'l avg'.llllei.t
pcry civihty. "1
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'a ' Mrs is a
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press bis lew s
' T',;.!y oppos
'si'ats is no bar
KENNEY PAYS CASH
For BUTTER, EGOS
and FARM PROP, CE.
Full st.s'k of
Groceries and PimyMoiis
! ( ainly. Nuts. Tobacco
and ('tears.
ki-:xm-:yn ( ami stokk'
Sixth Tict bt. I and J !
E. A. WADE
Dry (Jnods, rndcrwear.
Notions, i:tc.
Front Street
west 0f Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS, OREGON, j
The Courier a ciean. family ps