Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 30, 1886, Image 2

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    CENTRAL HOTEL!
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NOTICE
NOTIC Ell
Nels Johnson. Frank Bryl.an J. W.
SEM) (1 for a Nov* r II
GRANT’S PAHS. OREGON.
Bennett. Jas. Quiati, Ja>. Lyttle. .1 tl r..«, e. ike .
THOSE DESIRING TO SETTLE IN
Wm. Darka», R. Adams. Wir. Neil, »ill c wt nortiinir but y■■ ti-. -. i»rn
can be used i»i the sane- luaim.'r
A ein d
M. McBrearty, T F. Floyd, l)an • an < Tv-r ite the macliii'• ■--n I :->r i- -* *•
This Hotel h*s been thoroughly
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Hunt, and Nelson Angel. Logan - • 1
renovated and
Thompson, Coyle and we believe, i-,.-rv tow.. ■«! tl.e 1» . M 111*,'-.
Will do well to consult the undersigned at
R efurnished T hroughout
2 y Rearar St., Sau
Crandall, are all dead. A II. Mc­
I'«*. Or*., ea 8 •uoi>4-( lass '.Liter,
POINT,
Jackson.
County
'..«1
j. c. v . eston ’ s request .
Ilwain is in Albany, and Hon. H.
THE TRAVELING rTBlIC WILL FIN»
CUllKESPONDENuF.
K. H;-:!i:sh, is in Jacksonvill, this
IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
Some time ago we received a let­
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS.
State.
TIoxue Kivor Valiev, on the O & C Railroad.
W(» Invite cerrespon I-r.ee from all «ee-
ter from J. C. Weston, cashier of
»iona 0-1 aul.jevts o' local and other in-
The Shipping Point for the principal portion of the grain producing
the First National Bank of Clinton,
Jareds.
KENT, COLViG CONTROVERSY.
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With each letter th-' n.una »nd u ! Ire.- Iown, a gentleman who once occu­
part of the County.
of Vie senl-r i< r ¡uired, tepi-cially if
We regret to say that this case is
pied a handsome little cottage on
Mmt for publieation.
Address or call on C. MAGRUDER. Central Point, Oregon.
the bill overlooking the then bloom­ still unsettled, and we are informed
Is Connected With This House.
ing and beautiful town of Waldo, Mr. Ken’ is still contending for the
BDITORI AL t ITI
GO
THE SUPPLY
in this county, requesting us to office basing his claim thereto up­
THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THK
Paul Hamilton Hayne, the chief
write up the several mining claims on a very questionable tc linicality
.Southern poet, died at his tome in
Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
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lying immediately around his old in the manner of Mr. Colvig squalls
Georgia recently.
fication.
home. Mr. Weston was the owner
General Mining Supplies Etc,. Etc.,
Yliile the Reading Table is
E. A. ESTES,
We are in receipt of a letter from
W W. Saunden, the Linn Co., of the water ditch now owned by J.
CHARLES DECKER, Prop'r.
urfc'T' ¿r
.r nt*
i.ta F«»*,
Pa>> tire» »n.
in.
SUPPLIED WITH THE LATEST
murderer ha., been re captured, ar­ Wimer & Sons, and be was engaged Jackson county written by a gen­ F RONT r MTKKKT,
PLANI'*
OF WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Kl.l’T IN STOCK
tleman
high
in
office
from,
which,
BEST
in extensive mining operations en­
— DEALTR IN —
riving at Albany on the 27th.
NEWSPAPERS.
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joyed an enviable home, and lie tells we make the following extract:
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About thru. tlvrm’1 r.’.-n are us, still retain pteii-nnt recollec­ "I atn glad to see you take the
DIX'IvI.R BOARDING» UOI'SE!
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A POOL TABLE MAY AÏ SO BE
employed on tl.e C i O. R. R tions of the country and people near course you have in the Kent --Col­
KEPT
IN
l
ilt-T-t LA>s STYLE, AND THE TRAVELING 1’i'BLlC WILL
vig
controversy
and
you
can
rest
north of Delta, ami rapid progress Waldo. He wants to know who of
MEET WITH EVERY KINWE'S AND ATTENTION.
FOUND HERE.
as tired that your views meet the
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is being made.
the old “timers" are still there. approbation of all who are acquain­
i
Waldo, Oregon,
Liverv Stable in Connection.
The prominent gulches which ted with the ex-district attorney."
The Prohibitionists of Kansas
I propose to keep a strictly first-
Mr. Kent has by his conduct in
held their state convention at Em were mined when lie was last here,
this
case
placed
himself
in
a
very
GRANT
S
PASS
ACADEMY
were
Scott's
gulch,
Fry
gulch.
class house. Give inc a call.
porlaon the 14th, and nominated a
disgusting
altitude
before
the
pen-
Butcher
gulch.
Shelly
gulch,
Sailor
full state tickc t.
J. B. HUTCH,
Huhest (ash priv paid fc>r
gttlcli, and Allen gulch. J. B. Des­ pie, who havc'-'-vernl times honored
The first b ile of n w grown hops sell and James Connell have a hy­ him by their vote; and we think Country Produce, Hides, Furs This well-known School will be open for the Fall Term on
Grant's Pass,
-
*
Oregon
sold at the produce exchange in draulic claim in the first named we can show by the following sec­
Etc . Etc,
New York city on the 221.I, brought gulch. They also use a Cranston tion of the law that his position is
First
in
Give me a call and I k - Convinced.
t
50 cents a pound.
I
elevator in connection. They have as untenable as it i; disgusting:
[ton
W ith a F ull C oris of C ompetent T eachers .
’ Six miles South of Grant’s Pass, Joscpliino
Section 37 of the code, page 573.
The California Emit Union ship- worked tip the north side of the
County, Oregon.
Dissolution
Notice.
says:
"And
it
shall
lie
the
duty
of
j>ed iast the first full train of fruit gulch about three hundred yards the Secretary of State, in the pres­
Rates
of
Tuition
for
Non-resident
Pupils
:
The eo-purtn.-rsliip heretofore existine
A. H. CARBON, Prop’r.
consisting ot sixteen cars, The from where the gulch outlet was in ence of the Governor, to proceed b-tween
the urut r-i„'n< 'I is this dav dis­
early
days,
but
they
have
an
im-
OF
T
welve
W
eeks
.
PRIMARY
—
$3.00
P
er
T
erm
as
a
within
thirty
days
after
election,
fruit is destined for Chicago
solved by mutual o«i*nt.
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nr n • bed of gravel in the middle of and sooner if the returns be all re-
W.M. A MA«IE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL—$5.00 ”
distributive p- int.
—30,000 TREES—
lx IN EVERY.
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the gulch and on the south side of cc-ived, to canvass the votes given Grant’s I’n“-. Or .A , July
”
uh. IKStt
[4t ACADEMIC—jW.oo
— Iu Mock, eouiiiiting o’—
Three liffn'died tliot; and dollars it. This claim has been vyorked for Secretary and Treasurer of State.
Treasurer’s Notice.
is being paid to the Cherokee na many years and promises to lie State Printer, Justices of the Supreme
Appio,
Pear, Peach,
member of Congress, and
An
Extensive
High-Grade
Course
of
Study.
tion for grazing privileges. This I worked as many more. Nelson Court,
Orrii
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vk
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District Attorney,” Ate.. &c.
Plum, Prune, Apricot,
Gran’s Ti-s Or.. July ! th, 188t>.)
,
gives 315,90 to each full blood. Angel still lias a pick and shovel
The last election was held on the t.o:;r<-is h-ueby gi'- ea that there are |
For
Particulars,
Address
Nectarine, Almond, Etc.
The negroes .and other adopted citi­ claim just above that of Dessell Nt
7th day of June. The secretary fi::ul< in th • County Treasury for the ro-
zens are not counted in.
—Also the Celebrated—
Connell's. Aside from China rock­ had according to this law thirty i|ein|>ti«.'i of th<‘ folluvring county war
HENRY L. BENSON, A. M„ Principal.
rants, protested to June IS. iss-l: Interest
er
claims
these
arc
the
only
claims
days from June 7th in which to oil tile fame w ill cease ireni Illis date.
Yreka has secured a change of
*
Keiser
«Tapan
Plum!
-------- The Great-
.Numb. :
ISA, l it, I'.IJ, 1 i.’i, lti'., I ts.
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the survey of the C. and O. R. R. now iu Scott’s gulch. Wm. Bybee, complete the canvass of the votes rrt, ;>»>, 202, 2 I, 2 6. 2'17, 2 ’3, 19-’. 232,
—
All
trees
Warranted
—
so that she will be placed on the line of Jackson county, has a hydraulic which this year would have taken 11 I". », 43, IM, b" I ■ I, 56 • I, 5«
• el, i>3, tiM, Hi, 7-’, 7i>. 77. 7S. 79, 87, 82 89,1
of the road. A subsidy of *>75,<xx> claim on the ridge lietvvccn Scott’s the date allowed the secretary of ‘<•1. 94, 9 >. 9o. !>, ,9.1, IO, 1 il. 1 >2, 1 i3.
TH UH TO NA M E.
And Natural Curiosities of Josephine County,
gulch,
Allen
and
Fry
gulches..
Paul
state in whw b ’o m ike his canvass 1)4, 105, 1 Mi, 92, 93, 11'. Ill, 112, 113
was paid to the R. R. Co., which
And grown on natural fruit land without
J. W. How VHD.
irrigation, and free,from all'insect peats
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when all the Ix-iringv are taken into La.iterback and Nels Jolinxsn have to the 7 th day of July, and h- Ltd 15-IL
Treasurer.
j and direa-es, such as California trees ar»
pick
and
shovel
1
laiiuafli
Fry
gulch.
a
right
to
prolong
the
canvass
of
consideration is cheap enough.
| subject to.
HARKNESS & BURCH.
J. Wimer & Sons h/tve a hydraulic the votes to the 7th day of July lie-
S. A. GREENE & SON,
i Those who contemplate tree planting
At San Francisco 011 the 1 sth a c;l lim in Butcher gtllcll w herein fore completing his canvass, and Main St., - - - Grant’s Pass, Or
(One
d
”
or
west
of
the
C
g
’
kieb
oifice)
Fine Scenery and Magnificent Discoveries. will do Well to ¿et uiy price list beiora
seizure of eighty Imxes, each con- ■ they use ’. j large giants and three even tlun the law further says on
purchasing elsewhere .
taining five tael- of the finest opium, thousand feet of eleven and fourteen page 571- See 38:
GUNSMITHS.
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was made by the searchers on Ixxird inch pil'C. 1 he opening ot this
Th«'
owner*
of
the^e
Wonderful
Cav»
F
ha
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cnrnnl«
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"If the returns of the election of
!’• -t-ofTice—Murphy, Jr-tephiuecounty,
mH (tom (»ran?** Pass can ruarh
ll mile.*
— Dealers in —
miles ‘ be- Oregon.
the Belgi» . The salt pork barrels claim was commenced in 1S77 by any county in this State shall not lie
inu travnl^H
Railroad Station—Grant’s Pass.
uvcd by the crew were found to Lave Waltet and George Simmons. Wai- received at the office of Secretary of Guns, Rtivuivers, P
13-tf.
A. II. <'ARSON.-
‘ENERY
false bottoms, and the drug was ter Simmons selling out to J. \\ f* State within thirty days after the
elei
tipn,
the
Secretary
shall
forth
­
A MUNII
found in the space thus made at the mcr & Sons in 1878, and George
TROUT.
with send a mes .mgerto L’,c coun
Ixrltom of the barrels.
¡Simmon- selling out to them in tv," &c.
The Rogue River Distillery,
Fi Aine Tackle. Cillery. FFi
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I i88j. This claim and the Scottj^_ .
T •
Mr. Kent claims that because'
JACKSONVILLE. OR.
A Severe hail storm »wept over a gulch claim run dav an<Iyj^4rt iioost
REPAIRING. A SB
w tf • V « 13 excellent on Aeccunt cf its Medical Properties.
Mr.
Colvig did not qualify on the 1
p.rti.,:,,
-nrr-TRn.
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tlie
4-->~ All work guaranteed ~4ja
5U1 day oi j w.», chat he was ineli
ADMISSION TO CAVES,......................................SI.00.
JOHN A. HANLEY
Propr.
fli • soth, covering a scope of coun most important mines in the camp
I4t<
gible to the office <>( district attor­
try five mile* wide and about twen : already opened.
E. MARTIN & CO.
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ney. 'Elie law does not say so, nor
SUGAR FINE DOOR &
jty long doing fearful damage All
We omitted from the list of gulch­ does it convey that impression. If Co!
occiipirK the | r »in! ¿¡Minct-
kinds of crop’- were totally de­ es the old Cam gulch which was
Caton 4 Garrett, General Agents.
the secretary of state may for any ion *'f r<»prvm»iitintf the ol<lr«t and rnoat
— MANUFACTURERS OF—
reiiahlc hon-e in the trinle in the I’nited
stroyed. Hay, corn and nats were pu 1 chased of the John (Jaro estate
cause take until the 7th dav ofjuly State*, an I be a^nin ^reet* hi* many
Kian.-y a . »V•.? •«, Agi-i.t«. Mvl’otvl.
(not only leveled to. but were thor in 1883 by George Simmons, Frank
in which tu i mv.v ■ tl»e votes, can frier» lx, rofninding them that the *ra*on
Lumber, Doors, Windows,
of •• |N>:ue on earth and ^nod will toward
otigh'y beaten into the ground. Ennis and Theodore Cameron mi­
Mr. Kent claim that Mr. Colvig men ” i* rapidly ippro u liini». when pros­
The t.ce. vv. c entirely .-.tiippcd of lder the firm name of Ennis, Sim-
Brackets, and Mouldings.
must qualify on the 5th day of perity and nertiNilv go hand in hand.
:ind the v. bole civilized wuri 4 reek* for
their fruit.
I moils ¿it Co This company are July?
th <e trihuioM and menientoei* which
—AND ALL KIXDS OF
sene to bind
r the friend* of flevtin»?
By an arrangement with the m.ui- ' nmking an open cut from the river
ve
r<
After
the
lult
come*
the
*torm,
SHALL WE CELEBRATE.
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a -'-s of the two political parties in at th», outlet of the gulch abo- e the
th«’ '>-a-on of depref*»inn i* rapidly t a.*“*ing
old
Fisher
ranch
which
extends
up
BOURBON. RYE
aw.tv.
The
RV»n.
of
the
time.*
in
i.cate
a
Os
Elswlicre in this issue will lie lietter and more M.ti .e future, art! in an-.
this county, we were to carry the
c
the
drain
of
the
Caro
gulch
about
r-r
•
found
our
proposition
for
a
celebra
­
two political tickets in the C oi ' kikr
lieipatmn of an ¡ticreu*rd demand fur fine '
—And—
whiskie*
will jiv' p1 rsvial attention
during the canvass for the sum of half a mile from the Illinois liver, tion upon the completion of the tn
the
best
of
Enrnjiean
anti
Eastern
CORN WHISKEY,
—The Introduction of—
one dollar for v ich can lidalc there­ most of w hich is completed. The R"gue river and Applegate bribes. liquor lie now offers to pitron» the ad-
vant:»•.*»* of M«le» tiiij* fro»n the-»e ! ne
on. So far, but one man has paid plan of o|x,uiug living the same as That we may lie undei stood as wish­ whiskit
—In Quantities ai-1 at—
s, whl< h h - ¿ larant«. * «ill not
us. In this arrangement, besides that adopted in Butcher gulch, the ing to do full justice to all. we say
excelled on the coast. The firm he
r»*pre*entM ha* in stn< k I F (’utter. Ex­
PRICES TO SUIT.
carrying the tickets, it was under cut being ul>out seventy feet deep, ■ that the gentlemen who should have tra.
Old Ilourlxm and Argonaut ah»*kios
ami
when
completed
to
the
old
Caro
.stood we were to do as much lying
the ini'-t credit for working thri ugh 1 from E Marlin A ('■ - ’s di- till.'rv . Kv HAS ENABLED THEM TO REDUCE PRICES FIFTY PER
lip in hall a;nl wbolt* bi ¡*.,
S A TIS E A ( T I < ) N G ' A 11 A N T E E D
for the respective can-li latcs as our mine, •••ill be about three and a half the Oreg. 11 legislature the appropri­ • l'ut
if 1’nlt-r, «•tc. Or i. r. a
1 to John
CENT. BELOW ALL FORMER RATES.
c -iiscicm would admit of, and we miles long. The company ha.- an ation 6>r the Rogue river bridge are f 1 Burna, comm n i d «^ent for E. M.O-
JACKSONVILL1
(in A. Co , 4<W Front Rtr» < t , San 1 ran-
did it. We complied with our part immense ditch which they take from as follows Hon. A A Porter, ' rii»co.
V» ill receive the name (•arcftil at
B“!1’ For Price List, address.
S. P D. & L Co.
the
river
on
the
hue
of
the
old
ditch
of the contract, ami we know that
lion. Henry I,. Davenport, lion. teniiou an tboueb thi» «»nh- r wa* riven
him.
Dr W I' Knuiir, u
Grani*
Grant s Pass, Oregon.
everv man v ho wa-ch ted on cith but which has lieeu enlarged. We Henry Rodgers and lien. Jonathan 1 Pa*a.
Ix'lievetliev
propose
to
ftiiiiivl
the
lull
ci ticket vva- elected on account of
Bourne, all members of the lower
the Caro gulch an 1 Shelly house. Hou. P. I’ Prim, Hon. H
whit we said bi his bv half, ami we belvveen
’
bSiTRKKA H ioh S chool
XV II I p P,
h ami finally work Shelly gulch B. Miller and Hon. J C Carson,
I .'lievc that tho-c defeat; I were left guh
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0
—OF—
Z
through
the
same
cut
that
they
will
General < 'ontraetor
behind because we slid too much for 1
►^5
nieinl^'ts of the Senate These gen
r:
H
Thorough and Practical Instruction, near Wil lerv ille. Josephine Cotintv
Caro gulch.
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them. But that was vvliat we were work
'
tlenten deserve long and lasting
tr
Oregon, Will commence its first session,
—IX—
The opening of Butcher gulch prai-e for their untiring energies in
hiiv-1 tod > an I we ■’went in" ant
CD
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1
was
doubtless
vv
liat
led
to
this
last
won, and we would like t-> have all ’
our behalf and for this special boon -/j
October 4, 1886, To Continue Six Months, marble , sroXE or granite .
T
and the opening of this to life, lilierty and the priveleges of
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the can lidates knowing themselves undertaking
'
p
r»-
and its successful operation the people. Long may they live,
- * • .
indebted to the Cot'HlKR for these mint
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m
will
lead
to
other
ami
more
exten
­
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0
-
valuable services, come to the front
and prosjA-rity attend them. But
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sive investments. Sailor gulch is let's have the celebration at a |>otnt
Primary Branches, $5.00 per Quarter.
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S’
3
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occupied bv Janies Quinn, James to be agiccil upon. The bridges
Intermediate Branches <6 00 per Quarter.
j
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m
The proptietv of having a cele- I.yttle and Wm Darkis. in a drift
High Arithmetic. Natural Philosophy, Mediaeval and Modem
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will It- completed about the 15th or
k
Hi -ton . Physical Geography, Botany and Retoric, $7.00per Quarter.
brution at this p’ace upon the com mine at its mouth upon which con­ •'i th ot Alt ;list
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I'i -ti- i "i the !<• f i" river and A| siderable money aval time have been
ad
Algebra. Chemistry. Astronomy. Geology. Moral PhiltTsophy. ALI ORDERS BY LETTER
—«
Mental Philo pliy. Physiology ami Hygint ami Ancient Histo:-.
plcg.ite bridge*, has Ixten suggested expended. Allen gulch is occupied
FROM CENTRAL POINT.
o
$7.50 per Quarter
tow» and wx wish to say that we by a pick and shovel claim owned
Promptly Attended To.
July 25
Geometry .<ind the Higher Mathematics. IL. k keeping. Latin, and
art in favor of it It will undoubt­ by J \\ imcr
Sons, and Wm.
/
I.o Lot'RiKR It has hcen quite
the Principles of the German Language $9.00.
edly K. the most important event of Darkis which lias been under a lease
r
hot h irwstiug. but this morning is
Instrumental and Vocal Music will be Taught on Reasonable O regox S t . J acksonville , O gx
the day from the (act that it at once to the Chinese, the claim of W. By- o
terms.
cloudy and cool. There wete quite
places a five road to the county seat Itc also dumping a jxntion of their
a number of pcopk during the pa-t
Board including Room. Lights. &c., S2.50 per week.
for al' the people across the river. debris through il Outside of China
s
SING LEE
week afflicted with cholera morbus,
Unfurnished Rooms free to Students boarding themselves.
They will give ns a free highs ay and claims where «hort sluices and rock
DOES THE BThT
o
but all wi’in better now People
The School Room will be furnished with Ge*xi Seats. Wall Maps
rr
regular mails and each year save to er» arc used, we believe there are
Washing.
Ironing and Fluting.
Globes
and
Cubical
Blocks
;
also
‘
1
are progressing with their harvest
g
our peopk^many dollars w hich they mi other claims in the oki Sailor ing well.
o
Threshing has com­
All kinds cf plain an4 fancj. ’w,,rk
fN '
I’HILOSGPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS.
«■■in p"t away and keep a* .1 | i
3
camp.
menced. Several evenings during
8ATI8FACTIOS OVAKANTEED.
as the necesities of the Scoool demand them.
nu-tlio i of insurance, or they can iu . 1 he irrigating ditches around the
the p.o.t ten days there has been o
‘Z
' cat it (»thenif thev <-c fit so to Town are out of twe so that green
None will be allowed to attend Dances while Students of the Will Bi,o uke contract, fPrwood chopping,
showetx northeast of us extending
School.
do. Our propisition would be thi-« lawns and grassy yards once so ■
dexrins, etc.
down into the settlements on Big
New
Shop,
Jxt each fanner bring h:< basket well eotninon. are very hard to retain
W aah-hous» on
creek.
STRICT
DISCIPLINE
WILL
BE
MAINTAINED
Butte, soaking their ground. •
LEWIS RANKED Proprietor.
tilled with aach luxuries as he alter the dry season sets in. The
Fhos. Sly last a tine mare worth
Special Inducements Afforded to those Preparing to Teach.
tbtr.ka he can afford end let the residence of Mr. Weston was but nevi I #t so last week
lee
Uasra.i
•
•
Oaaoos
No pain' or expense will be qurnl to make the School equal to any
r • ■ • .pie I ■ id tl
about four vents ago The pioneers Our meeting at Medti td was well
Doi* thk nssT
1 Ln p-Shoeing a Specialty in Southern Oregon in joint of
and meet On the bridge then and yet rem uing tn the vicinity of attended yesterdav
I «••ul-i rwspretfnlly in'orm lh<- peldic
V»
and
Thoroughness and Practical Work.
tlfr' t ■ have one of th>«e old fash Uakk' ate Chas. Hagbe* . George
Central Puut is building up tbit binn •
taken rb.^’yo of the
And
,.
iu
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fil,j
a
)
»ham
.4 pstraM*e.
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genuine good heartedness ami good
will tcv.aid cur fellow man may
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upon ill cub a tioble impute to the
JULY .p, i8ió. hearth-stone of the good people of
FRIDAY,
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1 HE <’Ol RIER
Towns of Southern
Oregon
THE I.IIE Olli S.II.GO.\
STORE
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For Drv-iroods and Groceries.
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Monday
September, Î886,
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LUMBER CO.
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House
Store
The Latest Improved Machinery,
Cemetery Work Specialty.
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Ironing