Xotlr«
Fina Workmanship.
GOLD HILL NEWS
The longest word in the English
Two complimentary tickets have
All ivrstxis knowing * bwni«rlv¡-« ill-
been received at this office, giving language runs something like this
Two very fine pieces of cabinet
June 22.
debt«*! to tlx- und.wigne I will please call
¿leni Piper ai Joupliae Cornu Onta the proprietors of the C ourier a "honorificabilitudinitatibus. “ It oc work has j ust been turned out by
Mrs. A. C. Stanley has l»een very- ami settle immediately
chance to attend the grand social curs frequently in old plays. Shakes the S. F. 1) &. L. Co. of this place.
l'lostv A C ook .
ill
but is recovering rapidly.
ball, at Granite hall, Ashland, July peare uses it in "Love’s Labor Lost" One is a prescription case for Dr.
Grant's Paw. Or.. June 25,
FRIDAY, JUNI 25. UM.
Frank Cox and wife were made
act V, scene 1, w hen Costard the \V. F. Kremer; the other a desk for
2nd. Thanks.
Natte*.
happy last week by the arrival of a
clown
pricks
the
ridiculous
pedan
Hon.
H.
B.
Miller.
The
bodies
are
The band boys deserve great
Local and Personal.
new
daughter
at
their
House.
try
of
llolofenies
and
Sir
Nathaniel
All p«*r«on* knowing th«*m*e!ve« in
of sugar pine and yellow pine, and
credit for their courage and enter
.with his shafts of irony. The Eng
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barlow from debted to .1. W. Howard A Co. either l»v
trimmings are of oak and laurel.
J. D. Hays was in town Sunday. prise in building so nice a hall. It lish of the word, however, is ex the
call and
The workmai -hip cannot be ex Salem will be here to night on a mite or l**»k lU-cottnl will please
will be provided with stage, scenery
have money.
Mrs. Brit Williams has gone to drop curtain, etc. It will undoubt tremely questionable. Very few of celled, neither can the timber. These visite to our worthy tow nsman and settte th«« same, as J. we W. must
Ilow kki . tk Co.
Corvallis.
edly be a "tip top" place fora fourth the long words with which ideas two p«. ices of workspeak volumes lady of that name.
are olsK-ureil and which are pah tied
For Salo or Trad*.
Mrs. Rice has just completed a of July ball. We hope to see their off as English by grardiloquent de- for Josephine county. If her im The Jacksonville Brass Rand is
engaged
to
furnish
music
for
the
mense
forests
can
be
worked
into
efforts
in
this
matter
reciprocated.
Four
lot«
with « sm «11 ¡«.«une, tn Grant's
residence in Jerusalem.
claimers had their origin in sturdy furniture such as this, and sold for celebration of Independence day at l‘:i-s to exchange
for a pair of horses and
We understand parties wish to Anglo Saxon. Every disease had a large sunt in comparison to the Gold Hill. July 5th.
Mrs. I>r. Kremer is absent on a
a wagon. Apply at this «»ilice.
buy the free ferry boat and wire its origin. \Ve suppose lock jaw
visit to the Willamette.
amount of material used, the quan
The ceutenial bridge is again open
Notice to Teachers.
rope Hon. H. B. Miller thinks they
Nellie Hart of Kerbyville. isstop- ought to be sold, and the proceeds started with this word and in the tity of money in circulation through for travel; lx>th aprons having Ix-ett
interest
of
longevity
would
most
Th«>
tiuarterlvexamination
of at.plicanta
ping with Mrs. Patterson.
applied on the addition to the size earnestly insist that none of the out the county may I k - largely in made new. The bridge will be free for tea« Lera certificates will beheld at the
district svhocl house in Kerbyville, Jose
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thornton of the school house. This seems to “kids be allowed to try to pronounce creased. Importing our furniture on the day of the celebration.
almost everything else we use
J. B. Thomas was quite badly phine county, Oregon, on Satunlny, June
are visiting at Port Townsend, W. T. be a laudible proposition, and ought this word while on top of a house. and
\ l.< h u-v <«.
or consume, is like a man living on hurt last wvx-k by his horse falling 2tUh, I MB
Ctxinty Supt
A. J. Henderson and Andy An to please all whom it may concern.
On last Fi ¡.lay evening about 8 a farm and buying his hay, grain; with him. llarve Moore is acting
derson were over this week from
It has been suggested that the o'clock the butcher team bçlonging flour, meat and everything else now as general manager ot the Gold
For Sale.
county court build a brick vault in to Messrs. Ahlf & Messerve, think which his farm is capable of pro- ' Hill Stage lines.
Althouse.
A «¡ran ->f h”rs»N (2.300 II»«.) agtsl re-
The Misses Jennie, Katie and connection with the county clerk's ing the vanity of Jerico unbearable during. You may notice such a
’tively <» and 7 years, mak hva in xixe,
(»liver Houck and party came spts
office
for
the
protection
of
the
pap
farmer
and
you
will
see
he
is
always
rambled
off
down
into
Jerusalem.
color
gait; also 2 No , 1 (rvah milch
Nellie DePeatt of Ashland, are vis
over from Central Point Saturday wwh , ami
ers
of
the
office.
Should
the
count)
enquire of,
p<xir.
To
succeed
well
he
should
They
started
slow,
but
the
yell,
iting relatives at this place.
Wm. M ('01 vm,
court decide to do so the doors and "whoa" from half a dozen Jericoitis be the seller and somebody else the evening with a new outfit of roller
Birdneye (’reek
The little daughter of Joe Neel and other portions of the vault at put them into a run. The team buyer. Thus it is with a country, skates. Max Jacoby took the prize,
Jackson Co.
died last Sunday of pneumonia. Kerby should not lie thrown away, took down the road past Dr. Van if we import everything from the while Henry Neathamer ami Henry
Griffis
were
the
most
expert
in
sit
Grand
Fourth
of
July
Ball.
Mrs. Neel is also very sick.
but should be utilized in the new Dyke’s and around the bl«x?k com outside and let our own resources
ting suddenly on the floor.
structure.
lie
latent
in
dormant
beds,
our
ing
back
to
Jerico
while
Mr.
Wil
A grand ball will In» given at the Vnio.i
Frank Stanley has just completed
An immense crowd is expected Hotel, in Ker!»yvillv, < mi Monday, July
Mr. Campbell Hendrix and wife liams was following in a hurried country will always be jxxtr and here
a neat residence near Hon. A. Por
on the day of the celebration;. .‘»th. 1K86. A general invitation is ex
ter's place north of the railroad passed through town Monday on pace. But he got the wrong trail notxxlv will know the cause of it.
every team in Jacksonville is en-j tended to all. The bvst of muidc will I m »
their return to Waldo from old Yam and followed a wagon that was rat
furnished for the <Mh*asion. Ticket«, in
track.
The Skating Rink.
gaged by parties coining to Gold cluding
tling along down the road away
«upper, |2. M kh . E. H ydkb ,
hill,
whither
they
went
some
time
J. W. Howard returned from
ahead of him, thinking over to him On Monday and Tuesday even Hill on tliat day. Mr. Hall of Pruprictrca«.
ago.
Mr.
Peckam
came
with
them
Portland Monday morning, where
Jacksonville and J«x: Scranton of
self something like, * y ea. I will
Farm Cur Sale.
he went to attend the Grand Lodge who expects his family to follow gather you, and blow you tn the fire ings the young folks and some old this place are engaged to furnish
him
soon;
he
having
almost
con-
ones
congregated
at
the
new
hall
Eighty acre* of g«*«l lami, one acre of
music lot the dance.
of Masons.
1 eluded to take charge of the Waldo of my wrath, and ye shall lx- melted where a general good tune was hail
grape*.
2 an«l 3 years old; 5 acre*
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1. 1). Brown & Co. made a clean chotee
James Boyce left Wednesday for hotel. Mr. Hendrix reports dull in the midst thereof." but when he on roller skates, roller heads, legs
choice fruit tn«*H 2 ami 3 yean« <tl«l ; new
overtook
the
team
it
had
a
driver.
up
Saturday
From
60
tons
of
ore
house ; 15 iu*n*H tem-etl, 8 acres m «*ulti-
Waldo, where he will, on the (first times in the Willamette.
and arms. Sixteen performers were
Returning to the shop to his sur
t6 ounces of bullion were taken. vat ion ; water right A«*.. Its-alion l'i miles
of July, be employed as one of the
Elder M. Peterson writes he will prise, there stood the team as happv on the floor at a time, some of whom A large portion of the gold passed from Grant’s Pass, 1 mile la-low Williams
drivers on the daily stage line.
were very awkward, rendering the
I'reek l.riilg.-, west aide of tile Applegate
hold divine services at Woodville and unconcerned as a clam.
exercises rather dangerous. Occas |out in the tailings owing to one of River. All for sate on easy ternis. A.I-
The family of B. A. Stanard of on Saturday evening before the 2d
ionally voting America, (the boys) the copjier plates in the battery I k - tlress, G. A. Wilpret, Murphy Ore.
the C ourier office arrived from Lord's day in July at 5 oclock p. m .
The Dally Mall.
rolled and wallowed on the floor ; coming displaced, which was re
Ashland on the freight Thursday. and on Lord’s day at Grant's Pass.
Harrt Timea.
duced to fragments by the stamps,,
O. J. Saulisbury had agents in like sea lions on the rocks at the the pieces of copper carrying amal White mom y is close,wage« iu»d priix-*
Thev are welcome in our midst.
Also that two Methodist and four
Cliff House. You could distinctly
Wm. Coker of Kerbyville. came Baptist preachers are holding a this section lately buying horses hear the bumps a quarter of amile; gam with them. There is at the low, e«|«'iis< s xhonld In1 cut down in every
in Tuesday and subscribed for the union camp-meeting near the new and making other preparations to mustering all their reserve forces Swindett ledge thousands of tons ot hoiiHehold. Economy* the watchword for
C ourier . In a few days we will bridge on Rogue river. A large commence the service as required they would clambor to their feet ore in sight that will pay from $8 to Mothers, head ott ISs-tor lulls, by* always
numlier of people being in attended- . by his contract on route 44.178 be
call at their mine and write it up.
$t2 per ton. The capacity of the kis-ping in th«1 house, a Isittte of Dr.
tween here and Crescent City. and go off on "three comers," mur ! mill is now fifteen tons per day of ltosanko's Cough and I.ung Syrup Slops
ance at the meeting.
muring
something
about
a
“
bird
in
On Tuesday George Potter, of
a Cough instantly, relteresConsumption,
! They left here Wednesday morning
The celebration at Ashland on with twenty-two horses which they hand Ix'ating two pair” etc. Some 24 hours; it will soon lx- enlarged cur,** < roup and pom in th«1 ( heat in one
Deer creek, drove over to the depot,
1
and
improved.
There
is
undoubt
night. Il is just the remedy for hard time*.
and while the team was standing Saturday the 3rd will no doubt be will place along the line. For the of the most distinguished “bump
many splendid ledges right in Prie«-5nct*. and »1. Hamples free. Sold
one of the horses fell dead in the an enjoyable affair. The celebra present they propose to run pack ers" in their falls mentioned some edly
tion at this place ou Monday wasso horses from Waldo to Smith river, thing about “evil communications this immediate vicinity that will by W. F. Kremer, tirant s l’a**.
harness.
arranged in order to give the people
corrupting two in the bush" etc. pay; all that is wanted is more men
After July ist the number of of Ashland a chance to come down but will soon change to wagons if The professor went to grass in a like Mr. Brown and his energetic Flouring Mill and Farm
horses on the stage line bewteen this here, and also afford our people a the business demands it. We are manner that clearly showed him to son with capital and nerve to devel
F<)1< HALE
J. II. G.
place and Crescent City will be chance to go to Ashland. Remem informed that most ot these horsts lx- a graduate. This is the first op them.
Sifimfotl on Murphy Cr*«’k, *L»» m phinv
will
be
used
lietween
here
and
Wai
county, Oregon, eitfht iui I ch hou II i of
doubled. So'much for the short ber that the ball at Ashland will be
ALTHOUSE LETTER.
do and that first-class buckboards time we have known yellow pine
i.rimtH I*.!««. a I'irrtt rliiKM FlXll’KlNG
schedule.
on Friday evening the 2nd. The will be put on between here and lumber, where laid in a fl«x>r, to
MILL, uith Pakuit Machinery, doing
ball
at
this
place
will
be
on
Monday
June
20.
The fun was prolonged
good work and hu« a g(v>,i custom
The
Messrs. Porter & ’Blackburn on
there for the present, but that two blister.
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330
acre«
of land: An
D ear E ditors . Since the elec I'AKM contiiin«
Monday sold a lot on 5th street to night.
thorough-brace wagons have been until 12 o'clock, the noise made bv
-r.
anil
over
100
acre*
iimler
acre« in clove
Giles Davis. Consideration $125.
Mr. Al. Smith fell at the rink ordered which will cost five hundred the jolly skaters being so great that tion is over, and the struggle for • cultivation; al«o
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g<»od 1__ Orchard,
Mr. Davis will soon build a boot Monday night, breaking one bone dollars each, to lie used Ix-tween the brass band practicing next door county pap has passed, quietness IL>uhe ami Barn« and irrigation ditch.
rests tt|xin ye people of the south, I im* Mituution for a dairy farm, (’an Ir
and shoe shop on the lot.
in his wrist. Surprise is expressed this place anil Waldo and the buck could scarcely lx- heard.
but deep and silent thoughts con rigate nliiiont any part of th • plant. For
at
this,
as
Mr.
S.
is
a
good
skater.
Ixiards
on
the
mountains.
Mr.
Mr. Chapman, of the firm of Gil
House Burned.
tract and wrinkle many an honest further pmticiilnrM call or addrvMii
lam & Chapman, successors to A. It seems some one spoke behind Saulisbury cannot afford to run any
LEWIS STRONG, M1113>hy, Oregon.
toiler's brow. Sharp eyes will lx:
IL Angel of the variety store in this him when he turned around, just portion of the route with pack ani Ou last Friday the residence of watching the actions of our county
D r . J. B. PILKINGTON,
then
another
pair
of
skates
struck
mals for the reason that whatever Jasper Daniels on Applegate, was
place, has arrived with his family.
i officers for the next two years, for
his
feet
causing
him
to
fall,
with
tnonev
there
is
to
lie
made
is
on
destroyed
by
fire.
Mr.
Daniels
had
We take pleasure in welcoming
Surgeon, Oculist, Aurist, ami proprietor
the above results. It is reasonable through passengers which of course gone hunting, and his wife had 1 there are many, and not office of the Eye Infirmary, ami Sanitarian, of
them to our midst.
seekers
either,
who
do
not
feel
sat
f
to calculate on an accident every cannot be carried on pack animals;
Portlund, Or., may until further noti<*v
B A! Stanard. of Ashland, has night when so many get on the floor therefore if the road is not stocked built a fire to cook supjier. The i.'fted with tlie outcome of the past I m ? consulted at the
damper
to
the
stove
could
not
I
k -
linglry llouffe, Grant*« I'»««,
moved his family to this place with at once.
and properly equipped for the ac tumed up. so that a volume of flame election. Some contend that the
till
.
the intention of making this his fu
faithful watch-dog of our county -< h L’i»' 2nd Mumfay t>f t ret j/
comniodation
of
through
travel,
went
up
the
stove
pipe
sufficient
to
ture home. Mr. Stanard is now en The petition in circulation for the there will lx- no money made on the set fire to the top of the house. treasury haslx-en Ixiycotted without 'Flic afllieted by di«e:ir«e in anv form are
welcome to a free cotisultati<»n.
gaged in the C ourier office. We purpose of raising a fund to I k - used route. We think that with a g<x>d When first discovered by Mrs. Dan good cause, and that the new ad ma«le
Hi« «|H‘ci dtfes are all hirtns of Eye and
in building an addition to the school
welcome him to our town.
ministration will have many new
house, ha> secured some liberal do line of wagons through on the short iels the fire was very small, but she and exjtensive jobs put lx*forc them, Ear Ailment«. Rectal A Nrrvou« Di«ease«.
A private letter from Wisconsin nations.
Refer« to almost every obi Portlander ,
We hope the measure schedule, the route would pay and could not reach it to put it out.
if this last be true, the tax pavers a! Ko «las. S. (’berry, Albany; R. A. Rain
dated June 15th, says: “We are prove a success, as the house is too a large bittiness build up. Of course
will lx; Ix-tter prepared in 1888 to py, Ilairiftburg; I. W. Bomb Irving; Rvv.
Did Not Celebrate!
having extreme hot weather here, small. The C ourier spoke of this the use of pack horses to transport
send the now apparently lucky one’« \. (’. Fairchild, Jus A. Ebberl, Eugene;
and everything is spoiling for want last week, ami we.are glad to see mails when there is a road, will not
It is to be remembered that Grants up Salt river for a change of past N I* l»av, Wilbur; R B Hixon, W. (’.
of rain. Yesterday it was 120 de active steps taken to prepare the lie a success. The schedule t’tne of
Roseburg; Ja« Thornton, Wm.
Pass did not celebrate last fourth of tire. But let ns not court trouble Winston,
Butler, Ashland, and over a hundred
grees, ¡the warmest I ever saw.
house for the large attendance Prof. departure at each end of the route 1 July, instead her citizens attended if our new officers arc not all to our iC.
<
a«cs
of
the
worst forms of JV/ m , / i ’ hc / w / h .'»,
C. R. Shaw, Mr. Saulisbury s Benson will secure to the school by is 6 o’clock a. nt., running through other celebrations throughout the liking, let tts give them credit for AVs/n/tix, etc., now living«ucccMMfully treat
from
May
ist
to
October
31st,
in
v<l, without using the knife.
agent, informs us that they have the time the second term opens.
nineteen hours and from Nov. ist county in a lilieral manner. A large honest;, and singleness of purpoae.
leased the livery barn belonging to
< nr«« F«»r File«.
attendance
is
expected
here
this
until
we
find
that
they
have
by
The S. P. D. &. L. Co. have re to April 31st in twenty-seven hours.
J. Wimer & Son at Waldo, and that ceived
fourth, from all parts of the country their actions Ix-trayed the great
from
Idaho
another
order
for
This
schedule
if
enforced
by
the
I’ites lire fre<|ii<«ntlv pns*cili*<l liv uretis«-
they have also contracted with the
lumber. Their first shipment of postmasters will place a large num and in the face of the alxive facLs, trust re|x>sed in them on the «lay of of Hi iglit ill III«* biM'k, loins ii'i<l loser
Waldo hotel to board the drivers.
our
town
is
entitled
to
it.
All
who
part
of tli«. iiIxfi.HK-n, t'Htisitiit th«* patient
election. ‘ I Ione soit gtt le male pance'
lumber to these parties was a trial her of horses in the country to feed.
the
attend will doubtless lx.- glad they or “evil betothoae, whoevilthink." i<> sitp|Hine he fins mho « affection
On Monday evening the following order, which of course gave entire
kidneVH or n«'i){hlH>riiig orguti*. At time*,
come.
ladies may have been seen flying satisfaction, hence the second order.
Missionary Baptists.
The fanners of our valleys are NlIllptolOH of lll‘li)l«*Htion lin ptexeot, flat
around on rollers at the rink: Miss Let us have more exporting and less
Ixx'oming lively, and the rattle of. iileni v, iio«-a"iti<*HH of the xtoio.u h, ete.
Roll
of
Honor.
A meeting at this place last Sat
inoixtiire, Ilk«’ pr,.«|i* rnti >n. pro.lti<*ii>)r
Belle Davis. Bertha Wall, Issie Jor importing if we would prosper. The
the mower and scythe can lx* heard u A very
«lisairn-eahle it* hills', after Retting
dan. Alice Smith Allie Jennings. Ashland woolen mills also ships a unlay was conducted by Elder S.
from early dawn to dewy eve. A warm. In a eoinnr-n attendant. Bliml.
The
following
students
of
the
Emma Justus, Anna Robertson, hundred and fifty pairs of blankets E. Stearns, the object being the or Grant's Pass Academy have Ix-cn large amount of hay will lx- put up Illee.ling and Itching 1'iles yield nt «»nee
Maud Yokuin. Minnie Loomis and to Alaska. The sale of our products ganization of a Missionary Baptist present at every roll call, during the this season. The cold nights will to the application <>( I’r Bosanko'x Pile
lt>.|n<.‘lv, which net« dinstlv tl)>«>n the
Mrs. John Rines.
to outside capital is like finding the church here. Saturday July 17th ni'.nth ending June 18:
doubtless delay the grain from rip parte
ell'e. U-«l. altmirbing the Tumor*, al
was chosen as the time for the next
ening some, and the corn, although laying tl»«- int nse itching, an I ctfeetinga
Allie Everitt,
Edgar I’l.ilcs,
Col. Gage has sold his business money which they bring.
meeting, at which time it is hojK-d Ola Wilcox,
Ray Everitt,
it looks well and has a g«xxl stand p rin.un lit cnr«. I’ri <■ 50 ei-lit* tddre*«.
house second door west of the C ou
E. S. Smith and Ed. Smith took a church organization may lx- after itera Blaml,
Fred Mem-li,
but does not appear to grow as fast The Hr. Bosanko Medicine < ’<>., I’hpia, <•.
rier office on Front street to Mr. a trip to Grave creek quartz mines ted. Bros. Wilcox. Farr. Johnston l.ucelia Br> aer,
Ed-lte Dimniick,
as many could wish, but, all thing« Sold by W. F. Kremer, Grant's I’ass.
Ed. Estes, formerly of Drain. Mr a few days ago. They gave a very and Bristow were active workers; Alice Smith,
tiny Deining,
I
considered,
everything looks well
J'* Rrish.-.v,
License Notice.
Estes has moved his family to this interesting account of their trip. as also Sister Farr. Brothers S. E. Maud Yokuin,
Maggie I biles,
Gi or.’e Hyde,
and favorable for the farmer and
place, and we understand he will Mr. E. S. Smith has control of this Steam*. T. M. Johnson and A. J. Carrie
l-'arr,
V. illie Smith,
gardener. Health and content seems
occupy the front portion of the mine, which is alxmt four miles up Wilcox were appointed a committee Anna Rols-rtson,
Ralph Hutch,
to prevail within our Ixirders. and
building with a stock of groceries. Grave creek above the old stage to extend an invitation to the Mis Elbe Armitage,
Willie Wil. ox,
the voting folks are preparing for
Susie Davis,
Alls-rt Wilsoti,
road
and
is
undoubtedly
very
rich
sionary
Baptist
churches
composing
I11 last week's C ourier an item
Waiter Smith,
Bertram Stone.
the 4th of July, an«l anticipate a
appeared saying the citizens of Mr. Smith is ven sanguine about the Rogue River Ass<K-iati.>n, and
glorious and happy time.
F.
I'KIMAKY I.KI-AKlwr.Sr.
Foot's creek would celebrate Inde the extent and richness of the mine: to all other Christians of like faith
Nt
Hie
Rims«.
Minnie
Hutch.
FROM
MISSOURI
FLAT.
pendence day on Monday, the 5th. Why don't capital come into the to assist us.
Hilda Geyer.
Emma Hines.
S. E. S tearns . Mmlerator.
We have since learned they will ob country and sink deep shafts ami
Sarah ll'ilton.
Mary Griffith.
E dr . C ourier : A s I have not
run
long
tunnelson
our
quartz
veins
W
ilcox
.
Secretary.
A.
J.
serve that day ou Saturday, the 3d.
Nellie Hutton.
Albert Keltey.
noticed
anti items front tlii part of
Annie Hyde
Jimmie Bnstow.
We bespeak for the people of that and test them ? No su'-h thing has
Essie llartin.to.
Pick Blaud.
The
the country, I will give you a few.
vicinity a very pleasant time on ever Ixxn done.
Emma Kmkle.
John llar<!in
that occasion.
Health i- generally goixl.
Willi«' II irdlll.
The Record says China ’Bow''
There are wav 74X person« con- Nettie Mons.
Gertie
Moss.
Clar.uie«-
Ish.irn.
I. M. Millet is building a new
Rev. S. E. Stearns, in his sermon had difficulty to obtain food or lodg fined in the penitentiary and the in Itelte ltieli.
I red Rols-rtson.
bam.
last Sunday evening, in illustrating ing in Crescent City a few days ago sane asylum -293 in the peniten I>or.i Vi«-ars.
Frank Williams,
his text took occasion to arraign the on account of the feeling there tiary and 45S in the asylum. The l-alith Williams. Franki«- Rines.
Another wedding in Ibis country
k>'»senessof law in Josephine county against the Chinese. “Bow is a highest number ever confined in the
soon. Hurrah lor you Billy '
with regard to murder. He claimed noted cuss any way and can stand penitentiary was 298 anti 457 in the
In itinerant patent medicine ven
Chas. H Basye is doing all kinds
that the happenings in this county all that. He once cutoff bis cue asylum. T
The
’— increa.se
1-------- '■■■ in the latter
------ *der entered our office Tuesday ami of work in the blacksmithing line
were a disgrace to it. and urged the that he might marry a young half place has almost doubled the num tried to ft.id warmth in our soul and
There was a social p.trtx given
jxople to lie governed by the laws, breed and after he got her at -uch a ber brought here originally front money in ottr purse, thusly;
mi Williams creek last Friday night
great sacrifice she "lit 011 him" and East Portland. In the county jail
and by their God.
"I have a preparation here which
There is lx ing a larger amount
almost scratched his eyes out. sim
extract* —-
Mr. G Davis, resident l*o»i and ply because she saw him in ttosse*- are four persons, three serving out speedily
of hay cut this year, than is u .11 illy
“
Ikin't
want
it;
we
chinned
in.
a
sentence
and
one
awaiting
the
ac
rhoe maker of this place, lias shown sion of a bottle of “bug juice,"
"It speedily extract* grenue, cut.
ris a Ireautrtul silver medal upon whereupon Bow broke loose and tion of the grand jury . while Salem'«
We arc getting hr.ngn for x
stains,
spots, paints and oil s from
jail
is
empty
.
and
lias
been
so
for
which are the follow ing inscriptions: said “See here, you hap bleed soil i
or )H-ir-e of « cnisoti. and hop« the game
all
manner
of
clothing,
floors,
over
a
week.-
Statesman.
“Sonoma county Agricultural As k-b -h font you don't .sablx* I cut
from your desk- It is a jierfectly re law will «noil 1w out
sociatiom Awarded G. Davis for y our throat."
Increase Vote of the County.
•liable prepiraiation attd will re
Some ftrmcrs hat e begun cutting
>«est display of men sandboy* lx»>.s
early
sown grain. S>m< of th«* late
A
pri«
ate
letter
from
Happy
Camp
and shoes. 1885." The goods ex
sown grain will lx* short.
hibited by Mi Dav is were all his California the 14th instant «ay* county ill t8w4 >vas 596. * he vote
P Burkhalter has jn t cl« ■ ne*l
own make. This is a good recont "How dull this place seem*. not for Congressman in 1x86 is 925.
even a stage to lie seen, blit we showing an increase of 328 votes
up after a three months run His
mendation.
could not expect one when we have this election over the vote lor 1XX4.
mine« paid him $103 p;*r month.
Judge Crocked tstv.ru»-'I a few no wagon road. In the last two It is therefore safe to -»ay that tin
G«x«d work and goxl pay, I’ftcr
days ago from an extendesl eastern weeks quite a number have left here increase of population tn th:.- county
x. o F
trip. The Judge - aw the tiack of Mr Wolle ami family lest here two for two y ears just passed has lxx**t
t lie great Sauk Rapals«. lone which week- ago. They went to Alameda aliout nine hundred, which i- ig«**!
Notice to New Com-»»'«.
jtassed through Minn« -uta and other county. We have Sunday school showing for Josephine. The in
Ail rea<1<*r of the Cot wtER who
state« three wreck« before his arrival, here even Sunday, which makes it crease has Ix.*en principally settlers
have located tn this c* ,mt« -mcr
He say s it mowed brush took up quite interesting for the children, who have either lx night or located
March i8X5. will rotif« t a favor, arv!
'.ndges tore up the ground, return- and after school is over we practice homes among ns. and become per
In ar of ^«m- tbing to their a«1van
ng and destroying every thing in its singing lor a couple of hours. Sev manent fixtures.
tage by ^ n»itng their Host ( )ffi «•
4
path and killing mans persons. The eral umkr«t ind vncai uitisjc. One
« me
’ :m;
adge thinks h« > am ue ir euottyli «me of our l«-- t singers went awav
1 '. ’ a • :«1«lrtss t«> the •'t ar Rmi«! •
« the
I
•r »IM»
Ki.lkii Po.iU.m, O.-tâua.
in. a . «I . e
THE COI RIER
i
NOTICE
V. H. I.ASO OrncK,
1
R.»*r«i kb . Or , June 28, lHHU.i
Notice i* Ix-n-by given tliat tlie foltew-
imr naiiHsl aettter ha* fitel notice ui hi«
intenthxi to make final pninf in aupfsiri of
hi* claim, lui.t that *m«t pref will b«-
lll.««te ts-fixe tlie Ju.lge or <terk of tlie
«sHinty court of .bee ph in* cotmtjr, Or., at
Granta l*aM ou tfotuntay Jnly 31, I Site,
vi*:J. O WethcriM*, Hixnexh-ml No.
3311, for the nr1, << «cs*tion 15, towiuhip
37, *«ith rang« (> west, W M lie name«
the foilowing witnesae« to prove hi* con
tinu, m« rv*i tenue ii|«xi anil cnltiv.ition of
-,»i.l I aik I. vi»; A. A WinMtr, F. G. Itav
■ >f Murphy, .«ml Orr Brown and W. N.
Saun ter* «d Wililerville, «II of J.isepliino
i «»iinty, Oregon. C’tiAa w. J ousstox ,
13 IM
R«-i>i«ter.
NOTICE OF CONTEST
1’. S. l.axn t trricr.
)
R omehi k « i . O k ., May 27. lHHfll
Complaint having l«vn matte ami en
tered at this ottiee by Charles llanscn,
contestant, against Andrew J Mt«ire .or
abandoning bis Homestead Entry No.,
4291), UHwte September 12th, 1M3, for the
si:l4 of sw'4 ami wl, of Kr1«, anti the
xw l, of sk *4 of Section H, Township 40,
south range 7 west in Jisiephine couatv,
Oregon, with a view to the camvlatitm t f
said entry. Said Andrew J. Moore.is le-n -
by summomsl to he ami appear Ix-fore tl e
county clerk of Jiwphitie ixxinty, Oregm ,
al bi* ottiee at Grants I’ass, in said tsxint;
on the 20th «lay of July, IRSfi, then ami
there to respoml ami furnish testimony
concerning said alleged adandonment,
ami further notice is hereby given tost
hearing anti trial of the said contest will
Is« hail l.y ami before the Register ami
Receiver of tile U. S. Ijintl Office at Rt« -
lairg, Oregon, on the 2Hth <iav of July livui,
at It) o'clock « a.
Publish«! by order
of the Register ami Kts-civer.
A. C. J i . nks , Ret-eivrr.
NOTICE.
I
L ami » Orrtci: at Roattm-an, Ox.,I
June lltth, lXStt
»
N'i»ti«v is hereby pven that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final pnsrf in mi|«p.»rt
of l.isclaim, and that salti |««>f will 1st
inaile before (tie Judg,- or Clerk of the
County Court of Jox-phin* county Or ,
at Granta I’a*«, Or., on M«.miav, July 2'»,
ISSI», vi*., .las. W. Wimer, Horncsteaai
No., ¡Ifittti. for the s*v of «a*« ami I sits 5
ami t. Sis-tioii III. and lag 4. Section 21),
Township 37, south range.'. WMt.
11<> names the following witnesses to
prove hi« continuous residence upon, and
culti vj timi of, sai«l land,
viz: laxiin
Strong. C. C. Sumner, lamie Custer,Chas.
Bradford, all of Murphy. Or
Cll*-. W. JotlRSTON,
Register
12 rtt
NOTICE.
U. s. I.ANi» OrncK,
)
RasKKvaa, Oa., May 25, 18X0 f
Notice i* h n«by given that the follow*
Illg nain«..l m-ltter tin* filisi notice of hi*
intentimi to inako final proof in support
of hi* claim, ami that salii proni will >m
ma.le Iwfon-Ux< Jiblge or Ulerk oi Juxe-
phine county, at Grant’s 1’asx, Oregon,
on Satunlay. July 3, lsxtt, vi* : Mary Ellen
lasniuril, heir of Ihtviil Water«, ileoMMHsI,
h.'inesti'aii No. Iki.Ut, for the wlw ol *w
s«
oi »w1. ami Lut 3, Kectton 32, town
ship JU, s.’iith range 7 west. He name*
th«« following witncuxe* to prove hl* <*on-
tiniloii* nviilenee upon, an.I « nilb allon of
*ni«l land, vis: I aiin ius- lasmanl. J E.
Holhiinl, John McDixiiral, Ja*. t*. Lewi«,
all of Altliuu.se, Jowepliiiie county, On-gon.
W. F. Bi s.itMix,
<M»t.
Keirlster
NOTICE
IL 8. L akh OrrtcK,
)
ItoHKin mi, Or., Muy 14, ixMl.i
Notici, is In-n'l.y Riven that the loll««*-
inn named «ettler lia* ’ll«-«I notice ot liix
Intention tn tinik«' final proof In support
of hi* claim, ami that *ai<l pr»*if will lie
mail«' I»«.loro the clerk of Joacpliinc ixain-
ty . at Grant'* l'io*«, on Hatnnlayr July 3,
insti, vi* R M Rnbinaon, i«m-ein|>ti<>n
D. S N'n 51'1 ), for tin-
«K sw1, *«•• -
lion s, township 37. Kontli raiiRc fi went.
W. M. Ile riunir* the following witn«M*M
to prove hi* isintininni* rexiiteiH*«« ui«in.
ami cultivation ot *aii| lami, viz: lien.
Bull,8. A. Borroiiirh, John Borrunxb, J. II.
ItoliiriHon, all of Wil.lcrville, lox-plnne
county, Oregon,
\V. F B kmjamik ,
H-tit
Reyiater.
Wll»l < hrrrjr an<1 Tar.
Every U h I v know« th«* virtue« <»( Wild
Cherry hik I I ut a« h relict ami cure i«»r
any rtfection« of the Throiit and Lungs,
eombimsi uitli thewe two iugr<*<licntH are
a few ainiplc healing remeilie« in the
cm upon it ion <»f Hr. Bowank'i’« Cough and
Lung Hynip making it juat the article you
-li'»ul<l h I vhxs have in the hmise, for
Coiigtix, Cohl«. Croup and Bronchitis,
l’i ire 50 • ontH ami
Sampica fr»*e.
Hold by W. F Kremer, Grant’« Pure.
ORGANS!
ORGANS!!
!k> not pim liHMc* an Organ until vo'i
hiivu < alk*<l ii | m » ii or nddrvKMdl J. W. \Vi-
nwr. On^ral Agrnt 6>r
• nunt).
for the ( i*l«*hr.iUst M hhoii J c llainliii ami
A IL ChaM Organ- and Pianoa.
I will
M4»|| thoae iiiMtruiiwiita, delivered at yonr
(or from .30 to in | mt «•♦»nt |<» mm
than traveling agent« «ell them
I havn
no tniv« l’ng «
to pay, there<or«‘ I
• an atforrl to d«> ho . Organ« «old on time.
Write nit for prieti Hat«, etc., etc.,
J. W WIMEH, P M.
Murphy, < »r<'gou.
Subscril* for the C ockifr .
THE PIONEER AND ONLY NEWSPAPER
l*iihll«hrd in Jfwplii«« ( '< mBv
White Sulphur Springs
Il O T E L,
toot 0» rm»T ter»- r ,
ASHLAND.
OREGON.
Min.igcr,
T
Will «i*tr<- n<> paini« in making this >>ae of
tlx- mo-t <• mfortnt.lv and itoin ■ like
liotel» in the plaie.
Best the
PJFVAXT
Market
Affords.
ACrowinnaTtONfi
Ft MIMES
l«'R
i'asaerg. is earned to and from the Ip4<d,
FUFE
WHITE
«»►
CHARGE.
LffH'iR