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VOL. 2.
(¡RANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 25, 18S«.
NO. 13
TO ADVERTISERS
Grant's Fam*. ho named «(ter General
j Grant, I h a county sea' centrally located
in Southern Oregon. It ia a progrwMhu
railroad towu ui UXl iuhalHlaula, and m
the main aumdy |«> nt for a large portion
of country devoted to mining, lumbering
Agriculture and truit-raisiiic. Climate un
excelled
The Coi'Rita being the only («per pub-
I lished in Josephine county, with a >.ood
circulation in Juekson county, enable« it
to 1» one of the beat advertising medium*
i in Southern Oregon. For rate*. address
T he G ocrikh , tirant'a l'aaw. Oregon.
1 swered, in what sounded like a shrill
THE TA/UFP ox WOOL.
ore, chloride of copper, anil with ,
the silver it forms chloride of silver. I
whis|K*r,
but
tile
tone
was
in
reality
DAVIS BROWER,
WASHINGTON, June 16.—In re
Council
Bluffs
UNION HOTEL
' a shriek.
The surplus copper acting on the . The
.
...
... i (la.) . . Nonpa-
. - ,
ferring
to
ilie
house
adversely
Rep
chloride of silver precipitates tile nyL a-'' to those that bought stock
Attorney at Law & Notary Public One of Best Hotels in Southern
I 'I thought I could not have heard
BY ANNA CH1KGA.
aright, and tn convince myself that resentativv Grosvenor's resolution silveras native silver, and unites "Í tree jx-ddlers says a good crop
G rant ' s P ass , - • - • O rswn .
was gathered in that vaciu-
Oregon.
it was my hearing which was at providiug for restoration of the tariff with the chlorine thus fed as chlo-
We
were
seated
iu
luxurious
arm
fault. I planted my glasses more of 186; upon wool, the committee riuc of copjier. Thus the copper is lly'
Will practice in all the courts of the
on ways and means submit that the
State. Office uu Sixth street, near post- GOOD BEDS!
Cultivation lias ms affected the
GOOD TABLE chairs before the cheerful open fire firmly on my nose, aud took a clos duty upon imported wool is proved, entirely taken up by the chlorine,
office.
in Jack's snug suioking-room. en er inspection of her.
while the silver is left free. This tomato that the seeds are fast dis-
And the best of Accommodations.
joying his excellent Havanas, when ,
‘1 tell you I don’t know you' she by testimony derived from experi is all done in the battery. Now, appearing and Ind fair to pass out
8. U. MITCHELL,
my host broke the silence which repeated, bringing her foot down on ence to be injurious to all classes when the pulp treated reaches the ol distance entirely, as in the ca.«e
Connected with thia hotel ia a
had lasted for several minutes with mine with much energy, leave me and beneficiall to none. It drives amalgamating pans, the native sil- °f tl‘v banana, having the propaga-
Attorney J at Law, ’
from our markets many kinds of ver, already seperated, is easily lion of the plants dependent on cut-
the
surprising question, "Did I ever this moment, or 1'11—’
-FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLE.-
G rant ' s P ass , .... O regon .
tell you where and how I proposed
'Here the train emerged from the wool not raised here, but indispen-, amalgamated, and with little loss of tings.
Mrs. Ellen Ryder, Proprietress.
to my wife ?”
tunnel, and you can picture my sable to the successful manufacture quicksilver; while the copper which
Permanent pasture lands arc the
WU1 practice in all State and Feileral
I nodded a negative reply, well amazement, horror, and mortifica of woolen goods, gives the European was in the ore, and which would main anchor of agriculture, and the
Courta. Office on Main “trci-t.
K srbyvillk ,........................ O regon
aware as I did so that he knew he tion, when I tell you that I found inanut icturvr cxc I umx v unv of these have been amalgamated and1 farmers of this country
will find
BAM. WHITE,
WILLIAM NAUCKE
bad not told me. but had prefaced that the girl to whom I had been wools, and therefore a monopoly ot have produced a low-grade bullion, this out after a while, as they al-
his tale with an interrogation ac screaming out my love was an utter goods made ol them, and conse-
prevented from amalgamating by ready have in England, and will
Attorney at Law,
- KEEPS—
cording
to his usual custom.
quently ot the markets ot the world.
lts unjon with the chlorine. The commence seeding their laud with
stranger to me.
G rant ' s I' aäs , - - • - O regon .
"It's quite a long story," said
‘Dazed and scarlet, I arose from It confines the American manutact- resuit of ^¡5 process is a bullion of permanent grasps.
urers to a restricted choice of mate
t
M
. . .
r
• * • a
Jack in a warning tone, remember my seat.
rials, and so to production of a lim 95Qf rou^e Mr Ernst is aware of 1
a
.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State
ing
iny
aversion
to
lengthy
yarns
as
'I
beg
your
pardon'
I.said,
remov
For good bargains in the line of
4 t l
1. .. -Ai.
1,1 courec Mr uniM is auare 01 have had reason to Ijeheve that the
II. KELLEY,
told by any one but myself.
ing my hat, 'I have taken you for tted class of goods, with which the the use ot salt water in other me'.-, seeds of many New Zelaud ulants
home
market
is
periodically
glutted,
.ilureic
d onx-esses and even in
1
plants
"Ah,
but
such
a
subject,"
I
an-1
Hats. Caps. B gc I s and Slices or General Groceries
some one else.'
......... .
..... ? :i.i.‘Iiuigic.il processes an« even in Will not germinate readilv until
Attorney at Law,
swered, settling myself more com-1 ‘Not observing how my apology It makes it impossible for our manu amalgamating paus; hut his process they have been frozen. The same
And everything in the way of
J acksonville . - . - - O regon .
fortably in tnv chair, and drawing was received. I retreated to the facturers to export woolen goods, is not to lie confounded therewith, curious observation has Ireen made
the box of Havanas conveniently smoking car, where I remained un and by confining them to the home especially With the latter, for the in relation to Himalayan seed,
—MINING SUPPLIES —
Will practice in *11 the Courts of the
near. "I shall Ire delighted to hear til we reached X----- too stunned market leads to ruinous fluctuations ' presence of quicksilver in the pans
Iu the six ,U()nths end{
Marvll
State. Office ln Court House
about it. but what will Mrs. Taylor even to think.
in prices, resulting in the frequent essentially alters whatever reactions
Those wishing bargains should call on
Kn lan<1 iniported fh)% Indla
say to you telling me?” I added,
11. K. HANNA,
'When I left the train, in looking I closing of mills and their sales at a ■ would tie due to salt water alone, 7>4g6 ooo cwt,_ (63,383, „3 bush
WILLIAM NAUCKE.
knowing liow the partner of my lot about for some sort of conveyance j disastrous sacrifice. It cripples the ,nil
completing tliese reactions
Attorney at Law,
bat(vry> aU() before the atnal- els) of the preceding year, while
to take me to the Wilson’s place, 1 only customers of our wool growers
K erbyville , ...... O regon . would feel oil the subject.
"She has positively forbidden me found to my increased embarrass so sen-.'.usly that the market tor galuation, he frees the silver eu- the imports from America were only
J acksonville , .... O regon .
N. DELEMATER.
ever to speak of it," he said, laugh- ment,
____ that
_______
that it inav readily be ’ 6,984 000 cwts. (49;M3.M3 b“s*‘-
the girl to whom I had w < xj is periodically in an unhealthy tirviyi
’ els), against 10.464,000cwts. (85,-
ing, "and I have obeyed her until so ¡Gently offered myself was stand condition It prevents home m.uiu- takcu
the qUick.silver.
Office in Orth building, Oregon street
—DEALER IN—
j R. kuows aN(( lhftt U(U1 hQt and , 533*333 bushels).
now- with one or two exceptions
¡ng on (]ie platform, apparently facturers from buy mg torcigli wools
T. B. KENT,
but it s too good to keep."
which could be used in mixture cold waler havc ^1) ,uUothux.d ¡n.
.
Sow the flower
seeds light.
waiting for some one.
with American
wools,
and thus les to the battery, and that carbonate of Ma,1> fal1 to germinate, solely be-
My curiosity was now fully aroused
_______
____
____
.......
..
...........
..
‘
That
she
saw
me
I
could
tell
Attorney at Law,
And keeps constantly on hand
and as Jack would tell the story, of from the expression of not seeing sens the demand for American wool, soda and some other reagents have ; cawse
are planted to deep,
J acksonville , - - - - O regon .
been used,
H ats , C aps , B oots and S hoes , course i was obliged to listen; and me
tt-re.0 which
»Rinvìi effect
vuevv a t precipita
uixi >u i
tlatteucd at the end will be
me which
which she
she immediately
immediately assumed,
assumed. instead of increasing it. The com bww..
, . therefore
,
,. ,
¿Uu^red^^^
Make a
recomend
that the , tton
p
-
■
if you think that in repeating it I As she would uot look ai me, 1 had mittee
Will practice in all the Courts of the
—AND—
resolution
lay
on
the
table,
bnt
hat
thesc
luvc
U(J
applicalion
to
this
shallow
hole
with
the
flat
end of
am
acting
unfairly.
I'll
stop
at
once.
plenty of opportunity to observe
State. Office in Court House.
"It was during my second year lier, and saw that she really did re the prayer of textile workers tn I nil process which is simply for the the stick and scatter the seeds iu it
Generai Mining Supplies.
8. W. FORBES,
at Harvard," began Jack, knocking semble Helen in many ways, not adelphia should lie granted; that the lleatlueut of hut sall waU; while the «»v«“‘g lightly.
1 If large watermelon« are desired
Notary Public,
Those wishin;; good bargains must not the ashes from his cigai. “liow long withstanding she was both fairer ' duty on wool should lie repealed, ore is being ground.
ago it seems, but let me see, it’s only and smaller.
, and duties on wholen manufactures
manufactures,
-----
j for show or exhibition purposes,
fail to call at tile
K erbyville and A i . tiiovse , J oskvhine
lie reduced to at least an equal ex
eight years. Yes, it was during my
FRIENDSHIP.
'But
my
object
was
not
to
admire
' give the vines a very deep, well-en
C ovnty , O regon .
Kerbyville P. O. Building,
sophomore year, that I accepted her, although. I assure, my inclina- tent.
riched soil and do not permit more
ftir.idnating
phshv
read
st
Slocum's
hall
AN OHIO MAN’S OPINION.
Frank \\ ilson s invitation to spend Don was; so, finding that there was
I than one fruit to remain oil a vine.
Julie 3d, by Misa liora Lewis.)
Collections a Specialty. I«ga( Instru KERBYVILLE, ...... OREGON. the Easter holidays with him. He no hope of obtaining a vehicle, I
hope of
The adverse report of tliecommit-, Friendship defined, is an attach Pinch back the leading shoots oc
ments promptly executed.
KERBYVILLE MILLS.
was awfully good company, , and I started on foot, fortunately getting tee upon Wilkin's resolution declar
ment to a person, proceeding from casionally and lie very careful not
MEDICAL.
I’ rop ’ k knew that I would be sure to put in a lilt over tile greater part of the ing against any reduction of the intimate acquaintance, and a recip- to
P. M. MILLER, ■
* injure the vine in any way dur
Besides, way.
a jolly week at his place. ~
duty on wool is based upon a letter roeation of kind offices, or from a ing
its season of growth.
'
W. F. KREMER. M. D„
there was another ver) strong in-
‘Arrived at the house, I was wel written to the chairman by John Q. , favorable opinion of the mind. It1 The’ brown leaves on the straw
—The liest Of—
ducement.
comed with tnue'h cordiality by my Smith, formerly member of congress
berry plants are caused by a fungus
Physician and Surgeon,
"I was in love at that time wjth host and his family, and introduced from Ohio, and al one timccommis ! is one of the greatest blessings en- J
joyed by mankind, becauscit unites gr""'lh and ate evidence of disease,
< îkaa S t ’ b P abh , - - - - O regon .
his cousin, Helen Wilson, whom 1 to the other guests.
I sinner of Indian affairs. Mr. Smith humanity. It differs from lienevo- This fungus, unlike most others,
had ascertained would lie of the par-
‘Imagine my feelings, when, in comments severely uixin a letter leuce, which is good will towards ‘hove in a high temperature, and
Calla responded to at all hours, day or Can be Supplied at Reasonable Prices. i ty. I believe we user! to write to
the course of the conversation, 1 written to the secretary of the treas
bight.
I Reni, I. true
___ therefore some means of shading
each other. I know I used to spend learned that Frank's sister was ex- ury by the wool growers’ committee mankind in general.
the plants is advised to prevent it.
friendship
is
a
noble
and
virtuous
the
greater
part
of
my
time
compos-
W. H. FLANAGAN, M. D.
jiected home from boarding-school of Ohio, purjxirting to represent the attachment, a love springing from a The spread of the fungus may be
CHEAP FOR CASH.
, ing verses about her, many of which that afternoon by the very train on wool growers, in which they strong-
Physician and Surgeon.
pure source, and is a respect and arrested by picking off the leaves
(ly favor restoration of the duty of admiration for noble qualities. To and burning them.
< I rkgon , however, I luul not the courage to which I had come.
K erbyville ,
G rant ’ s P ass , - - - « O regon .
send.
'It was then to her I had been 1867. Smith says: "They are not
It is estimated that twenty-five
RICHARD P. GEORGE
"When I heard that she was to making love, instead of to her cous ashamed ojienly to assume and pub us our friends are the embodiment
of all that is gixxl and true, and our acres of grass land are necessary to
Office at residence, corner Main and
be
at
X
------
I
was
delighted.
I
in. My disposition was to turn and licly to declare that the legislation
—Kee)>B 'he Finest—
Third streets. Call attended any hour,
. determined to go to New York and run, but I knew I should have to of the country is, if possible, to be confidence in them is great. The i keep an animal the year round in
rlay or nigh.
see if we could not arrange to travel stay and make the best of it, so I controlled by a combination of two author has beautifully said, "There Arizona. The total acreage of the
can lie no friendship without confi territory is about 48,000,000. On
up together.
OR. F W. VAX DYKE
smothered my mortification, and selfish interests (wool growers and |
"When I arrived in that city I when a few minutes later the car wool manufacturers); that thi.scom dence, and no confidence without this basis it is easy to estimate its
And all other Liquors
G rants P ass
•
-
O regon .
weut directly to her house; but at riage arrived bringing Miss VVil.soti. mittee is utterly insincere in its pre integrity;" consequently without capacity for cattle raising. But a
This
the door I learned that she had just and I was presented to her, 1 think tense that it is laboring to secure confidence and honesty our friend serious drawback is water.
English and German Spoken.
—HE ALSO KEEPS THE—
left for X------. having decided to go of the two she found the situation the pro.sjxirity of American indus ship amounts to little; therefore let will have to be supplied by artesian
us tread in the foot-prints of the wells if at all. As yet only about
Office on Main street, near drig store.
sooner than she had expected the more awkward.
tries, is made manifest by it* «¡ xmi great and true, and we shall find half of the grazing area is occupied.
Very Best Brands of Cigars, a day
"I inquired how long she had
‘The next day the tardy Helen and bitter threat that, in case they
C. LEMBERT, M. 1».,
Melons were first called cante-
been gone, and the servant said arrived, and explained how, return fail to get a high rate of duty on our pathway strewn with perennial
Don’t fail to call at the
arising from truly merited loupes for being cultivated at Can-
Craduate Leipsic L'nivcrsity.Gcr. THE KERBYVILLE SALOON about fifteen minutes. Hoping to ing to the house for something she wool, they will enjoy the compensa blessings
__ overtake her. I rushed up to the had forgotten, she had missed her tion of having free goods. In other friendship. There is not enough teluppi, a villa near Rome, where
friendship in the world, and the
Grand Central depot. There was train and her escort.
words, it is a menacing threat (not cause of this condition of affairs is a they had been introduced from Ar
SPEARS & TREASURE,
Calls reponded to at all hours, dav or
not an instant to lose. Hastily buy
menia by missionaries. The name
‘During the entire week I was without purpose) that if they do
night
Office o|>|«>site Stover's hotel. I
ing a ticket, 1 tore frantically after impatiently waiting for an oppor not get their share of plunder they lack of honesty on our own part. is said to lie still in use in some
Jacksonville. Oregon.
is so regulated that we in parts of Europe for a class of deep
House, Carriage, Sign and Or- the already slowly moving train, and tunity to offer myself to her, but will see to it that the manufacturers Society
HR. CHAS. W. BEACOM,
owing to my length of limb, suc before I could do so I learned that shall no longer enjoy theirs. It is the main receive our just deserts, ly ribbed, yeliow-flesheil melons.
namental
and if we have not friends who can
ceeded in Ixiarding the last car.
a large diamond ring which she to Ire devoutly hoped that wixrl will we blame but ourselves? Why can , In this country it is applied to diff
Detutist,
"Panting, perspiring, but exul had been wearing for several months be made free, and that these men
erent hx-alaties, and the aignifi-
P A I N T E R S.
O regon .
G rant ’ s P ass
I cance of the word cannot lx: well
tant. I went through each car, in was the pledge of her engagement may grow madder and madder until 1 we not lie honest?
The moral grandeur of honesty is , defined as now used.
every seat ex petting to find the ob to some other fellow; and to my sur the whole abomnable business is
the subliinest thing in nature. It
All work warranted. Oflii'c at CoHi- Paper • Hangers and Gran ers ject of my haste.
swept out of existence, and the mil- , we would practice it ti little more
prise,
discovered
at
the
same
time
Ponds are not good for young
inercial Hotel.
"I had gone through al! but one that the knowledge <lid not trouble lions of people of America may Ire
ducks. Wet grass, dampness and
we
might
gain
for
ourselves
the
last-1
when we entered the tunnel, and I me very much, although fora while allowed to clothe themselves in the !
— also —
MISCELLANEO! •*.
cold sleeping places will kill young
was beginning to fear that after all I did feel considerably broken up. softest and Warmest garments that ing friendship of many a noble man ducks as quickly as such influences
and
woman
whose
influence
may
I
J. D k FLANNEY,
perhaps she might not have taken
'I suppose you think 1 was half money will buy in any market of bless us throughout an entire life will destroy young chicks.
Feed
CARVERS AND GUILDERS, this train, when, as I was standing
in love with the sister, but 1 assure the world. I hope your committee time. There is nothing more to be ' the ducks on bulky food. Cooked
H ous and Sign Painter,
by the door, the rays of sunlight you I was not. I considered her too will give not only the wool tariff,
desired than thepoaession of friends, 1 turni}>s or potatoes, thickened with
C bxtbal P oint , - - - O regon .
< Iregon. which came in through the occas young for me, although now I think but the whole protective system a In our school life we have so many i oatmeal, make a good and cheap
Grant’s Pasa.
ional o|>enings of the tunnel reveal her just right for me in every par searching examination, tosee wheth-1
food for them. Give them plenty
C. L. GRAY,
ed her to me, seated alone at no: ticular. and it was not until several cr it has not been a tremendous opportunities to make friends of onr| of water to drink, but not to bathe in
acquaintances,
and
I
trust
we
havc
great distance ahead of me.
All Kinds of Work, in my Line
to the American jx-ople, and all striven to do so. thereby adding until the down is off and the feath
years later, when I met her again curse
1
"My heart gave a bound, and
to the American farmers. link after link to the chainof friend- i ers cover the body. Then you may
1
WELL and PROMPTLY DONE. Practical, Watchmakell scarcely realizing what I was doing as a charming young lady, that 1 especially
realized that I had accidentally pro
let them enjoy themselves in the
— ASH
1 rushed up to her, dropped into the I posed to the woman whom of all H’W/A'LVo COPPEUOl'X SILVER ship, that, instead of Ix'ing broken, | water as much as they desire.
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT
will
be
strengthened
throughout
vacant place beside her, and grasp others I would choose for my wife.
ORES.
time, and l>e perfected in eternity— , Everyone knows how difficult it is
—<<* THE—
ing her hand, said:
—Tid Bits.
Review.
to remove weeds from the garden
"Darling!
I
thought
I
had
missed
Friedrich
Ernst,
of
this
city,
has
Central Point Hotel.
Grant'» 1‘ rmi ,
•
•
•
Oregon.
walk
when they have once become
you."
just
pattented
through
the
"Min-
'
A.—"I tell you what, you should
Captain C. F. Dutton, of the U.
LEWIS PANKEY, • Pn.pr
"What do you mean!” she ex hear the opera in our town; our ten- ing and Scientific Press Patent S. Geological Survey, will sjiend rooted and grounded. Salt is one
claimed, in a tone of mingled indig or attains to such a fabulously high Agency,” a pr'X’ess for working sil-1 about two months at Crater Lake, of the remedies most frequently em
Meals,
«
•
25 Cents, ALL WATCH WORK WARBANTEC
nation and fright. ‘Ixrt go my hand pitch that he can only be heard in ver ores containing copper for the > Oregon, this summer, making ex ployed, and the following is said to
FOR ONE YEAR
lie the best way of applying it; Boil
you have made a mistake!'
the top gallery ” B.—"Tut, tut. 1 purpose of extracting the silver I plorations. The general character
the salt in water, one pound to the
therefrom.
The
ore
is
stamped
or
"I
olieyed
her,
thinking
that
she
that is nothing, Our second bass
of the country wili lie ascertained
Having latelv Laken charge of this hotel
was angry at my mode of address." has such a deep voice, that he has crushed in the presence of a hot and the depth of the lake will be gallon, and p>ur the mixture boil
the undesigned would respectfully inform
ing hot out of a watering-jiut or
the fxihlic that the table« will )<> supplii*.!
“I beg your pardon," I said, 'I to start singing thirty-two Ix-ats l>e- aqueous solution <>f salt—such as taken by soundings,
with the beet the mat act *ff .rd«
with -i spreading hose.
This will
should not have spoken to you as I forehand to en >.ble the tone to reach sea-water heated—and the pulp is'
L ewis P ankey
weeds and worms away for
Musical Instruments Repaired. did, but I was so rejoiced to find the surface at the right moment."— subsequently treated by amalgama 1 Never try to stimulate man or keep
In subsequent
tion.
you that I did not retnemlier where Exchange.
bird of beast. A hen filled with two or three year-
WILL. Q BROWN,
J. WIMER & SON,
we are. But as I have begun, 1
The copjx*rons silver ore is placed "egg prixlucer," or a cow gnen applications the solution may be
weaker. It will be well
Assaver & Analytical Chemist, Have the largest store in Josephine may as well finish. 'Darling, mov Fair Ct'-’ouu • - -"I want to get a in a Imttery with a quantity of hot more food that she can digest, wili somewhat
ing a little nearer.' will you marry box of cainc f' a gentleman. What salt water containing about three g<> like man kept on whiskey. to take care that none of the liquid
county, which is 66x32 feet, and two
OREGOX NICKEL MINE,
ine? You must know that I love kind would you recommend." Con per cent of salt such as common There will l>e brilliant, feverish falls on the garden mold.
stories, filled with
you:
I have done so for ages, ever fectioner—-‘‘What is his business J" sea water, The hot salt water is work for a time, and then a grand
BIDDLE, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OGN
Prof J. P. Sheldon says that the
I air Customer—"He is a para- used in the u«ual manner and in- collapse.
since my freshman year.’
serious decline in the value of cattle
"But the mention of that aston grapher on a newspaper." Confec stead <»f the fresh water commonly
in England lias had comp«nitively
msd» st
«>h>t»nr><
The President distributed about
ishing piece of constancy produced tioner— "Some of those tnarrons admitted to the batten-. It may
little effect in reference to the num
• inks bxamwkd and axronrKD crow.
WE BUY FOR CASH,
no result in my favor. She turned glaces would lie appropriate, can be prejiared in any available way, 300 I kixcs of his wedding cake ber of calves that will be raised this
among
his
friends.
Each
box
was
AND NELL FOR CASH, her back upon me if posasble more died die-.tnuts, you know ' Fair though perhaps the least expensive six inches long, one and a quarter year. Calves have l>een so low in
Assay for Gold and Silver
| 3W
completely than she had done be Customer —"Give nie a column of would be to run the exhaust steam
price that mail) farmers have decid
Assay for Nickel or Cobalt
•> 00
tbcAl." The Rambler.
fore. But I would not give up.
through a suitable condenser to inches deep and one and a quarter ed to hold them, in the hope that
Assay for Lead or ('opter
2 00
beat the salt water, which «h«<tiM inches wide, and lined with white prices will improve by next year.
“Can't you love me a little?" I
Bln Hssext Welrtî ai Ïeuïrc.
The occasion of the president’s preferably reach the boiling print, satin.
. CITS’ BAKERY
inquired tenderly, trying to take
Again the value of milk is always
her hand.
But she snatched it wedding would have been a goixl before being admitted to the battery.
a
[Miweriul factor in the rearing and
James
Bryant,
one
among
the
GEO. GLEISSMAN. I*r< priet.ir.
away, and declined either to turn time for the adoption of a national From the 1 «alter) the pulp parses1 wealthiest and most practical farm fattening of calves.
Milk and iU
flower.
One
has
been
discovered
into the tank to settle. It is then ers of Scott Valley, Cal., has pur product* are now lower in England
her head in my direction or to an
(• rant ’ s P ass ,
•
•
O r KG on
on
the
Isthmus
of
Tehuantcjs'C,
taken tn the pins and amalgamate*! chased a fine ranch in Laugell Val than for many year«, and with the
swer my question.
"As the train was making a tre- which seems to answer the condi with quicksilver in the ordinary ley. Klamath county, and will soon great quantities of inijorted beif
The Prauràtor Lüun phnumr^ in inform
mendowi noise. I thought she could tions. It is white in the morning, manner
establish hte eldest son thereon with English farmers feel that it will pa)'
ing U m ? pQblitf Hurt I ms it
to fur- We keep everything noxlcd by tl^
The cssenee of the process lies in a large band of cattle.
1 i repeated red at noon, and blue at night.—
as well to feed the milk to calves as
nub the brrt <4
peupto.
the treatment of the ore with hot
of my lungs Springfield I'mon.
to run it through the churn or vat,
, but I didn't
In the statistics cf the production ><> that the usual nuinlicr of liavfer
v> salt water, while still in the battery
The chemical action is as follows: of lead in 1885 the amount is given calves will I* raised, and in some
I Mid
The chlorin--of the salt water fotm», at 110,667 ton.< r*r ulxjttt 9,000
section more than u-u-il wh I be
daily, and .k-lix-n-d free of * liar ge.
Oreg.«
I ► I i
utlb • prttim ' j ( the •xqq»;i •»( th- k j thau in iS31
Geo, G i . kissma *
ht Id.
raogrealoN.Ai.— lrual .
KERBYVILLE DIRECTORY.
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Flour, Cracked Wheat. Com Meal
Whisky Brandies and Wines,
J E W E L E R,
Fresh ’Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc