Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 30, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIllinois River Minas. County Flnanoe Report. I n< i|3. re»pect)y announce to my pat- \Ve are glad to say Hon Q. B. of money before the country makes •"— rona and r 'i I- tleit t!i* Jacksonville Caldwell of Willia: is pricenct is re The following is an exhibit of the Marble Work» will continue tin* ».une a» IN the matter of the Estate of FINLEY On Tuesday, July 20th, persnant a return to them. Therefore, the covering from a se’ ere illness. before the .iiaiui'inent. AH »lio liase 8. SNEED, deceased. receipts and expenses of Josephine to a former promise made Mr. Wm. I»eople ui the aectiuu . immediately .. . * * cv(fi*criaptm<n.* «« aii work done would NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN. That contemplates! h having For the Ix-uefit of the lovers of Coker, we visited the mine on the around tats gigantic proportion county, Origan, for the year ending do a ___ great favor 2 m* _ ' r by having the »ami the undersigned has been duly anointed JULY 30. 1886. flowers we will say that in the show FRIDAY do*ie at once, to help me out of niv finan bv the County Court ot Josephine county, east bank of the Illinois rrver six should feel very highly elated with June 30th, 1886: cial euibariMement. Thanking all for Oregon. sitting as a Probate Court, Ad- windows of Mrs. Stone at the City pa<t favor», I am yours truly, ininistrator of the estate of said Finley 8. Drug Store may be seen some be miles lietow Kirbyville, the property the prospeots of such an important To taxes for 18»4 »scrii* rs. Local and Parsonal. 14 lm ' J. C. Wiurp. $ 230 00 »need, deceased with the will annexed. gonia plants and flowers. Cail and recently bought of Mr. Brown by development as this will be. The 4» 1*8.» .......... 12,777 97 All persona indebted to said estate are see them. They are exquisitely the Kerbyville ditch and mining people have no chances to take; the Read the new ads to-day. For Ront. l’oll tax from A'*e»»»r 6.1 00 requested to call and settle the tune with I« ax on trancieut stock. '86 153 7"» out delay, and those having claims handsome. company, of which firm Mr. Coker company take the chances and the Old Lady Hood is very sick. The City Bakery, located in Granfa against Mi i d estate will present the Mine Amount received from Sol Pass, is tor rent on verv easy terms. For to me. duly verified, at Grant's Pass, |K*ople reap large benefits whether Miss Ellen Adams who for the is a leading member. We left the Abrahaiu (D 520 W. J Rogers and wife are both 15 00 further particular», call at tilia office. Joeephine county, Oregon, within six past four months has been living main road at Mr. Daleys fiplace the conpany does or not; therefore »44« Amt rec'4 lerrx' license [83-21 sick. 5 00 peiidler» “ . mon.hs from the dint publication of this xvith Mrs. \V. J. Wimer left town thence following a good mountain this company should meet every 44 •• “ » S “ ‘ liquor •• 00 930 notice. W J. Wimer returned from Wal yesterday for her home near Waldo. • 4 Nulle» “ “ tine» 18 1» WILLIAM II. FLANAGAN, do Tuesday morning. The many friends of Miss Ellen will grade three miles and a half to the possible encouragement in their lau 44 Hate warrant a t paupers 294 00 All lierions knowing thamselvw in- Administrator of said estate, with the Bal in treasury July 1, '85 88> 62 debted to the undesigned will pie.is« call will annexed. Frank Dessinger of Kerbyville. lie sorry to learn thai she has gone claim. The road follows along the dable enterprise. We should be and settle immediately [23-4w Dated July 23, 1886. from among them. side hill one continuous grade over wise enough to alxvays assist, and was in town this week. Total *15,914 34 Piosev A C ook . Farinrr» ■»«« Mechanic«. never discourage capital. We Grant's Pass, Or., June 25, 1886. Mr. Harry Barnxan, travelling looking the Illinois river below. Thanks to Dr. James A. Walker EXPENNTl RIS. Save money and Doctor bills Relievo salesman for Messrs. Thanhauser A: The scenery is one of xvildest grand should by our acts, show such peo Bv printing a id »tati.mary * 172 '50 ■ of Mason City III. for papers. your Mothers, Wives and Sister» by a Ñutiré. Frohinan, went to Waldo on Mun 912 54 Pauper» timely purchase of Dr. ilosauko's Cough J. B. Marshall is hiving a brick day. The gentleman succeeded in eur as xve go cn down the deep and ple that we are the friends of our 44 S|«*cial election 188» All person» knowing themselves in and l.ung Syrup. be»t known remedy for (Ml own country, and that we are pro <4 shadowed canyon. Looking up debted to J. W. Howard A Co. either by bake oven built for his bakery. 21’3 t ' June “ 1JM6 Coughs, Colds, Croup unj Bronchial eflec- selling J. Wimer & Son a large bill X'5 00 note or Ixaik amount will please call and lions. Reliov«.« Children of Croup in one t these overhanging mountains xve gressive and anxious to have the «I S.diirv school Beu. Walton is sick and has been of hats. Wood 46 7.5 settle the same, as we must have money. night, tnav save you hundreds of dollars. J W. lloWAHI» A Co. have to acknowledge our utter lit deep gravel beds of Josephine coun for five weeks with tvpho malaria Moving munte reeoid» to A shland , July 2S. Prive 50 eta. and *1.00. Samples free, Grant's I’axn 44 00 ty developed. »old hv W. F. Kremer. Grant's Pass. tleness for we know if they were to M r . E ditor ; — Please notice in John Tycer and Dick Sowcl’sboy For Sale. 977 92 Bridgi Imuherand roads After a pleasant stay of an hour ■i Justice court- 392 70 are Ixjth sick oxer in Illinois valley. your paper that I xvill be iu Grant's give away at the top» and come to Jacob Wimer has a fine farm far »ale Pass, August 3d, and rumain ten gether, even mildly, xve would be we turned back toward the main a. Abstract 01 records from Master Elliott Estes gave us a days to practice Dentistry. A West, Jackson countv 439 50 on Applegate, uj«*n which are two fine / A larga ' crop as a fly under a car xx'heel. Ixx>k- road marking the grandeur of moun 4 Board of prisoner» in jail 6» <31 orchard«— fruit of all kinds nice call a: ou; omce Wednesday. Yours, Respectfully, . i« also for ».ile with the place Enquire Sheriff's fees 1,214 tUi WHOLKlALf AND RETAIL ing away up on the side of one of tain scenery which beset us on We are so crowded this week tliat I,. T ownsend . Clerk'» fi*es 1.317 00 of I Wimer, Murphy, or at the Cot mtx t every hand. [14tf the steepest mountains we beheld a office. much valuable matter has to be left Attornev's iet»s 739 31 There will be a quarterly meeting *4 Millinery Establishment, County ixtinmimioners .62 80 out. Cold HUI Correspondence. held on the 7th and Sth of August band of sheep cropping the native 4 « Farm fur Mal». WitinMH fee» »nd expeua- No. 27 Washington St., near Front Hreet, We acknowledge social calls from on the old catnp ground on Wil grasses from its side "monarchs of e»in«Bourne »uit 122 Eighty iicrcs of good land, one acre of •« Sheriff Jacknon county J«b «7. liams creek. We expect an inter Miss Ida Woodcock and Doctor all they survey." Passing on down choice grapes, 2 and 3 years old ; 5 _ aere» PORTLAND, OREGON. (Byhe« cane) 23 (XI choice fruit tree» 2 and 3 years old ; new The melodious voices of several esting meeting. Elder E. G. Mi the river, xve pass opposite the Holton. 300 (»> house ; 15 acre» fencod, 8 acres in culti Salary Co. Trea»urer of the boys could l»e heard late the will preside, and other minis ' Jll-I.c 300 00 vation ; water right Ac . location 1 ' miles Mrs. I. Jialomon left Monday chael mouth of Josephine creek and are other evening, singing patriotic »< ■' ters will be present. '■ •* '• on board from Grunt'» Pais. I mile below Williams night for San Francisco, where she somewhat surprised that it gets its songs. of equalization R. W. Kennedy, (reek In idee, west side of the Applegate « will reside. Salary o. Co. AsseaHor source many miles almost due west River. All for sale on easy-terms. Ad- Pastor. The constable of Rock Point pre Sundries drcHs, G. A Wilpret, Murphy Oro. All who wish cooling drinks dur There seems to )>e a regular crop from its mouth, while we had sup cinct has gone into the mountains Township plats IM THE CITY, AT TUB ing hot weather, go to S. E. Hark of panthers and wild cats over south. posed it flowed nearly from south to arrest a few deer, or dear, as the < Desk in Co Clk'* office I*ro| »r TmlHl.nl 40.r Crtl»ll*. Circuit court ness’ Soda pop fountain. MosT R easonable R ates Joseph Sowell after an adventurous to north. A large amount of min case may be. <1 That the reader tnav fully understand Am t i»l Jackson Co. in chase captures a large panther. what constitutes a good Cough and Lung Our old friend Campbell Hendrix Mackey case 1,2n& 74 ing has been going on in this ereek J W. Walker and J. H. Griffis Syrup, we will way that Tar and Wild of Waldo, and Mr. Alilf of this city Win. Bunch also killed a large one bed for many years past with good have taken a contract to ciit a 200 • 4 Ain't supreme court lees JOHNS & WOODWARD, XI a< key cane recently. The animal had caught 18 no Cherry is the basil of the best remedies are both suffering from felons. " I’ron Atty T. B. Kant 137 60 yet discovered. These ingredient» with G rist ’ s P ass ,...........................O keqox , a hog: when the daughter of Mr. B. results. Across the river at the feet mill race for O. O. Ganiard. “ Bailitl' fees We are informed Mrs. Ellen Rider went to the rescue of the hog the month of Josephine, we saw one of Improvements on the flouring mill 38 50 several others equally a» efficacious, enter largely into I >r Bosanko's Cough and Rent of court house »nd —I*ealers In— are progressing rapidly. aud a Mr. Gladding were married huge liia's jumped al her scaring Co. Clk’s office 115 1X1 Lung Syrup, thus making it one o' the at Kerbyville recently—no cards. | her to very rapid flight. It went the mining claims of N. De Lamat- .« moHt reliable now on the market. Price J. 11. Thomas, mail contractor, is Plans lor court h, .use and SI 00 5 > cent» and il 00. Samples free. Sold by Saddlesand Harness, Skating contest at the Rink right 011 and caught another hog ter, but as we were limited in time, building a dwelling house and barn, « « Jail with specification« W. F. Kremer. Grant's i’aaa. Expense of bringing wit could not cross over to examine it. and has purchased a lot of the R R. Satarday evening the 31st, for with the above result. ness from Waldo, (By COLLARS, BRIDLES. WHIPS prizes; Admission to trait, Ttf“?ts. Adminixtrator'» Notice. bee case) 13 (Ml The fourth anual catalogue of the A little below the mouffr of Jose Co., in toxvn. Thui»ton Thomas Scalps. 98 90 and family hax*e moved to Gold phine is where the nexx - mining com And everything kept <n a Fret cl»»» L. Yance the popular merchant State Normal school is before us. IN tin* matter «I th F.«t.«ti><»( WILLIAM W. JI STI 8, ilc< ’ t*a«4'.t of Wilderville has been up the R Particularly noticeable as one of its pany have cast their anchor. Wc Hill. Thurston has the contract Tot») 112,118 05 li A I? N EtìM SHOP R and reports dull times up there. prominent features is the large and found all of them very pleasant peo for building the house and barn fi*r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That vi’Miia. his father. the unrlersigntiil has been duly appointed Cancelled (?o. Warranto t 8,524 t Climax Lodge No. 56 A. O. U. experienced faculty, the number of ple and anxious to give us all the by the County Court of Joseph ine county, Work done to Order on Short Notice Even thing is verv quiet in socle- [ t ««»1 on »utne 732 <>ri‘/on. sitting 11» a l’l ibite Court, Ad- W.. located at Kerbvville will lie its graduates, and the large atten facts with regard to their proposi 3.168 32 niiniitratoi'<>f tin* rstitte of «aid William dance during the year. Josephine ty circles 011 account of the warm UiiiH eiT ’ d »vh«w»l w»rr»n4». transfered to Grants Pass ve*-y soon. IG p.-iirinx ;i Specialty! 2,'M» I county is entitled to one scholarship tions, from which, we deduct the weather and th: b::.-.y season. No Slate lux lot Mfifi W. Iiwtii«. detn^iI. 7 ao ■ 4P l**r J. >"'!■*»*. - 1 to »aid I'Htati* are A. J 3 !1513. • • - • Mtnjger We are so crowded this week for in this valuable institution of learn folloxx’itig: no I.iterarv exet •>'• *'*"'• ’ «• Sunday school, , . (. »»Ii on h.uiil >1«.. 2.483 7' rcqnctiu : 10 call and «etti» tin* « nn -»itli- space that we insert a very interest ing which may be had upon appli The main ditch when completed, else no dances, But ", look , • out this, ••nt dehty, Ah!-'h'>«e havingataim«against ing letter from Althousc ou the out cation. For catalogue address D fall and winter, for the liovs are tn 914 34 -aid »»tale will p». Total Jh«* same n m.*. Mnu, Qini-o will be seventeen miles long and duly »‘eriliod, at Grant'» I’a»«, Jo»»|iliii. IlCW OIDI side page. T. Stanley President, or Miss Millie making monev. J. H. G hi :< U’lTri.AiloN will get its water supply front Suck cmnty, Oregon, within six month» ituiu Doughty Sec. of the Faculty Mon- ; 1 'ounty WRir.int« outstanding Miss Myra Wheeler has returned I the tir-8 publication of tnw notice. July 3<l. '8-6 er creek in Illinois valiey. Five Goods. from a four months sojourn in the mouth. WIT 11AM M I LAN xOAN i (Jrilern allow i'd and not paid miles of this ditch will be built im AdintiiiaMtor of »aid r-'at« Willamette valley much improved . We notice that those who do the July 20. J. B. MARSHALL & »SON Dated, Jill» 23, 188(1 [23-4'V * < Total in health. most advertising also do the most mediately, in fact, eighteen white ■ E d . C ourier :—Harvesting IS Gaxlt on hand (2,433.71 to inform lite people of Grant1« Ole Severson gave 11s a nice sam business. Some think they cannot j meu are now engaged constructing xvell underway. Messrs. Thonip-, 1 »ur'l'rüui Sh'tf 1 kr ' ’ Flouring Mill and Fann Wish Paas aud sure.m'.ffiiw country that ple of June apples last Saturday afford to advertise which may be a mile on the loxvet end, while a son & Amrs xvill have their thresh Vt’V tX'HCol'tll »till triei B tea opened I iitPW'jci FOT? KAF.E 551.33 Thanks. We understand he has a true. It is something like aband I contract to build the other four ing machine running in a few days.1 «till in hi« liaiiil« V oning a ship, she is sure to go ou Dm* timi II li Miller Situateli on Murphy Creek, Josephine large crop of apples. miles has been let to a company of 1,003.00 3,985 04 county, Oregon, eight miles south of : the rocks when yon. leave her. C_ F. G. Hurns, living near here, | in lutnlier Grants Pa->s, a I ir-t-i I. im I LOCKING Mrs. Kendalt of Eureka C l. w ife 1L13'"ith your business other people Chinese, . This .short ditch will tap Total indebtedness ex has a fine hop yard that is looking MILI., with Patent Machinery, doing of David Kendall xvho was shot and ; seeing that you take no piU». iu jvhat what i- is known • a-: Henderson creek, AND CIGARS.----- clusive of interest 011 g.H>d work and lias a good custom The kihcF i>jr a china mob of that citv your business and do not aspire lo <nd win doubtless furnish them exceedingly well. 1 13, (KiI ; ‘ .o FARM contains 33 > a ire» of lam]; 90 outstanding Co war'nta I duri,«? the riot, suicided on the 13th an increase of trade pass right by ... . . and sumciuu» ,. », lie« 1 I ,.<• Prof. Whitelaw has re-organized ST VTE OF OREGON, i ss , ... . calling * u in. .If with a h gocai ot iust. County of Josephine i your dnor without . Iauollicr class here in vocal music J. CI i . ih . Hughes. County Clerk, d Miss Mary E. Seyferth of Alt- they sec- something new àìì ve rtf sud wstcr during the winter .-easoii. Illg to '»* ’ '• * I ', fui’ HtaJ^ of some 29 members. “’Till» tlio foregoing We examined thè ditch aire.Klj' house, came to town Tuesday to re they call to examine it and xvhile in I incut ot .... • e» uKatit. for tl; Wm. Griffin is havir« a small I vear ending June 30, Ifi.ifi. side with Mrs. W. J. Wimer, hav your store they are most sure to buy completed, which w*ts about five : CHA' HUGHES, r • -r — ing had that position almost con something. feet on top, four feet in the.bottom quWt? «xtli put up nt his quartz I where they will ioi«l the hungry. ~ «fm 11 m u -.. — .■■■i. .. - .... ■»^re.* . ——> I Count»’ I l.-ik I [ «^i m stantly for two years. For some time past sonic of the'and about four feet deep. They! ledge by Portland parties. ByT. P. .!■ DNON, Dvjrtlty. D r . J. B PiLKINGTON. The article appearing on the first ladies of our town have been work have an elegant sight for a ditch, Miss Anna K'*owlesxvlio is teach ICE CREAM ! ! ■'»iirgeon, Oculist, Anri-t, anil proprietor ICE CREAM ' County Treasurer's Report. page of our issue of the 23rd should ing with tiia view to having a pub I i and it can be built cheaply for the , ing school in this district, will give of the I'.vi* Intlrmai v, and Sanitarian, of Once. Twice or Three limes a Week, and lie library, and by considerable hard have been credited to the "West Following is the annual statement Portland, Or, may until further notice| will furnish I ■*■ cicani for l-estivala lx* con»ulted at the Shore". It was an oversight of the work and perseverance have suc . reason that there is but little timber an exhibition at the expiration of »nd all Public Gatherings. of the County Treasurer, commenc Pn»l»y Ito»««, Grant'« I'»««, compositcr that the credit was omit- ceeded in getting together a small I and but little flume to build and the ! the term. on (*« 2nd J/ondiii/ <y trtry month, nil ing July i 1885, and ending July i sum of money for that purpose. formation will hold xvater without ■ The parties xvho have bonded : Tin* afflicted by disease in any form arc They now wish the public to help , Mr. S. S. Cook is in town selling them by becoming members of a 1 sliding, so that a ditch once built I Green Bro.’s mine on Galice creek, 1886: ma Ii* welcome to a free <'on«ult.iti"*i. 1 880 «;■ To balance in treasurv His »|H*i'ialti<' 1 are all forms of Eye and the “Victor" windmill. Mr. Cook library association, and by the pay will be a permanent fixture. About will, if they conclude to take the Amt tax 1111 p l into lleaa'v 234 (Mil xvus one of the contractors on the ment of one dollar they will be enti forty rods of ditch were built, the mine, build a good wagon road to •• •• 1H.1T» 12,777 »7 ! E»r Ailment«. Rectil A Nervous Disease». heavy tivuel work on the line of tled to a membership. There will men digging about a rod per day to '• “ 1886 15.3 75 Ri’ii r« to almost overy old J’ortlander;. the same. ÎLÏI 0U ! «I mi la» H. Cherry, Albany; R A Raiis-j Liquor license “ ” the 6. and C. R. R. west of this also lye light dues. The ladies will 5 tot pv. Harrishurg; I W. Bond Irving ; Ri s. Peddler license ” “ the man. fliey have one hundred city. Two young bloods at this place, Ferry licetiMi “ ” 25 (Ml AC. l airehild, Ja« A. Lbbort, I'ligim» ; do all in their power to make this a and fifty feet of pressure 35 to 40 AHI’ A VESSF.RVE • • Propr'». “ “ L’H 00 N F Day, H iihttr; R B Dixon, W <’. to make themselves look "pert,” Fine» Nels Johnson while crossing the success and a credit as xvell as a now resident paiifw-ru 2V4 U0 Winston. Roiehnrg ; Jas Thornton, Wm. Althouse mountain the other day. benefit to our town, but it will lie feet of pay streak covering a bench got into a row which almost ended State I’o’l tax Awn’r i”| in tivai* v 60 00 C. Butler, Aatilund, and over a hundred M ain S tubat , • • G rant ’ s F am . laid down at a spring to drink, xvhen quite necessary that the people iu land large enough to afford them seriously, as one of the parties suc Ri-e'd from Sul Abraham 5 .*0 00 • ....... of the « ir«t form« of I'tlrr, tnfnt. to hi s great surprise he saw a huge general be interested and thus lend work a great many years. We ex ceeded in knocking the other sense-' / i»< 51*. etc., now la’itiu -m cesnlully treat *15,924 31 ed, without wing the knife Total wild cat within ten feet of him wal their aid. There xvill be an oppor amined a portion of the bedrock lowing in the same spring. Having tunity soon for all those who have and a piece of worked ground and less for some time with a fence rail, j CONTI i CR Ficsh and Salted Beef, Pork, < »or 1 ■ r I II*-«. no gun the animal "shook the mud pledged themselves to become mem Panther and liear are quite plen Bv am't war'nls caneull’d and must, say that the indications for returned f F, i.’l 17 bers to do so. and any others whom from his feet" and lit out I’itcs arc frequently pracede-l 1 s n»-ii-- MUTTON tiful this year. Several have been IntiTPHt on * im« 732 coarse gold are very favorable. We of «eight in il»« back, loin» d lon* r the committee may have failed to John Campbell, of Adams Co.. seen in this section of late George Sch'l war’nta camell'd and part of the alwiomen. cauring the patient returned 2,16.1 .’’.’.I to »nppoiMi be ha« «oin« affection of the Ill., is visiting this portion of Ore sec. Time and place will be an were informed that $2700 xvere tak McAll'ster killed one of the former rORK SAUSAGE, State tax 1885 2, "41 42 kiiinax» or neighliiring organs At rim-c, en from this place; if so, there must gon. He is the guest of Thus. P. uounced in this p.i(»er. kxpr.í on hhiio . 7 ¿>0 »vniptotn» of in<li,{e»tion art. present, flat animals with a club whilst engaged A Poor Farm. Lee. This gentleman reports good be several fortunes iu the flat liefore refunded bv Sol AND BOLOGNA. uleficy* uneatinem of the «tonne h. etc. in a fight with his dogs. They wheat crops in Illinois, but a light hum I 1 Oi) A nioi»:are, like r>ie<p«-intion, producing It has been proposed that Jose them. It will not doto compare Cimh on bund to lui. 2,4 :3 71 seem to have a taste for hog meat corn crop. Thanks to Mr. Camp phine county buy a Poor Farm. pick and shovel mining with hy- a very dina/rvcable itching. »'* r getting Bacon uml Lu rd ssnrrn, is a common »'t-t>4 »-it. Blind, bell for a copy of the Weekly Her Now we have concluded toa.sk thos* E cho . Total *l5,ff. ’ 4 34 * dratilic pressure. Il th: - small place Bleeding aft'l I'ching I'iln vi*.*ld at on.*«* • ald, published at Quincy, HI. who will take the time to write us j w. H oward . to the application ot Dr. Do ;nk 1'» File ALWAYS ON HAND. yielded $2700 worked by hand, the Albkny Correspondence: i o Treas r J om j hin** Co , Or. Ri uieds. ss hirli dir”. : v 11,-«1 th- On the 24th inst. it was our pleas their opinions for publication in the yield worked by lix draulic pressure parts effected, a1** r’*ing the f i:n >rs, al-, ure to dine with Mr. R. Adams and C ourier . Shall we buy a farm or A lbany . Or.. July t# I is ing til • intern*»’ i'c'*in>*. and cffe-i rmg » Meat 1 >fliv«T>',A any place in Towu M » 111:111». his good wife near Waldo. It is a not? We withhold our opinion and which they propose to employ would re-nuaurnt ■ ure 1 i i •« * *c *nt». Ad Ire««, En. C ourier :-— I left your town great pleasure indeed to meet with give the tax payers a chance for have been much greater. The com Tin* I’r I’ - ml. >'I di c < o., I'n('», <>. I'.ENSON At the r.-' li tf *• Sold by W. 1. Kr*’tnrr, Grant'» I'us". such a kind and good family of peo "first say.” Let us hear from you. pany owns a hundred and fifty acres of Gl int's I’.tssnti the 28th of June, PERKINS of Prof II L. Benson m Grant ’ » Pa»», ple Having for eight years l>een We have an opinion and with 3 lit of land here at the ditche s present and thought I would write back and Sunday evening July 25, 11"6 bv Rev NOTICE let y ou know what a pleasant trip I IV P. William», Mr Willi im f Per neighbors to Mr. Adams we know tle prodding, will express it after A Shut of iht rotile Pilrome Solkltrt and 320 acres of as good dump, kin», of Brownsville, to Miss Gad II awhile. _ whereof xve speak. I'. 8. I.xst» Orni », I had. 1 saw lots of beautiful scene Benson, lately of Drain, arid 11 sister of mining ground further up the ditch, ry along the line of the O »St C R Rotsat ao, Or , June 2«. Issfl.j M. E. Church Dedication. Prof. Benson. Our old friend and former towns White Sulphur Springs N<>r|.-i- I» l« ret’V ifii’iin thnt ili» fi’ll «r- inform us. They* propose so they According to previous announce Mr Perkin» holds a )sieiti<»n with the man Hon W M Townsend <1e- R and on the 29th took dinner in in» n...i.«..I H.ttler h»« fi!’ I i <’ticB ut hi» t livered a fine oration at Lakeview ment the Methodist church in this to construct a large reservoir at the Albany. Saw some of my obi narrow gauge railroad al Brownsville, i iUifit n V> in ik< firmi in supi'nrt <j< HOT E E, where the couple will make their home. Ili» «’Icini, ani! that «at I prof -aill 0» on the 5th inst. Mr. Townsend place was dedicated list Sunday mine bv which means they will con xvas formerly editor and proprietor morning by Rev. I. D. Driver. At trol a large body of water which friends tlicre. I remained in Al They l«:t for Linn county S indav even ma.li* Ix-fiire lini Jiiilgn or l'l»r? o( th« ■ ounfv court <4 Jori pliiiiH i r unt» il troot or ria» t ax tuve,) of the LaFavette Register.and is a the close of an able and interesting they can turn through their claim baity a few days, went to work ten ing. • irmi'• Fai« «ri Natnnlriy Lfiv 31, 1 «1(1, milch south of Albany fot Mi Il.ii- very fine speaker His oration ap discourse enough money and good lisij. <1 Wnifii-ri»***. ilotnwitoa-i No. ASHLAND, OREGON, y Wanted. 3311, trirtiie «w*| >t w-efion li». rx»«ri»liip pears in the "Lake County Exam subscriptions were secured to cover any time. On a beautiful plateau, rous. lie has a fine farm, raises the entire indebtedness oti the they have built two nice dwellings, lots of fine horses and cattle He Tin «itti-ri each day at Everitt’» ilio- 37, Soniti rarig • H »• -t, W M. H« nairn■« T. W. Price • • • Manage iner". t<>gra|>li gailary. (23 thè I o I ìomìo « wì ' ik ’- w « lo prove hi» con- church, after which the trustees one 24x^3 tor the family residence We take pleasure in thanking titiunaa r««i lettre it|x*n and coltivati«', oi has two fine calves four months old, Go T o presented the building for dedica- •ai l la'. I. u» X A Wiinor, F G l'i» Has hre.n Thoroughly twf.tte I sod r>no- Will T. Perkins and Mi-s Gail H . tion. The building h is cost about of Mr. Win Coker and an eating one of which, a heifer, weighs 530 Everitt’« .m l g. t your Fu ture taken for ot M'irphv, ami Orr llrown »mi tv N vated, and offer» extra inducement* Benson, for a bounteous supply of St.200 as it stands. The only out house, tlx- other 24x52 for a sleep sleep- to the '.raveling public. vottr friend«. (23 Hatinder-i of Wibh rville, sii "( Jc««pbinc pounds, and the other, a male, 410 delicious wedding cake and ice side help received was $150 from ing apartment fur the hands We rounty, Oregon. <11«». W J oii «« i «», pounds. They arc the short horn DÌ-Gl. Registor. NEW MANAGEMENT cream Thanks also, for wedding the Methodist Board of church ex C. L. GRAY, Coker Durham'-t-K k He has also some cards. The C ourier wishes you a tension. If the few whose «iib.s« rip- regret to mention that Mrs Will »par • no piins in makirt this <wio ot long life of happine«« and prosperi •g :i; r'-m.xtn ur' aid will arrange t■> was lying bedfast and tn a critical fine trotting horse«. * the ma>t c mfo.tal.li* and home-like M V. LOO M I 8, I’radii iL W atchmake 1 X huli'i» 111 the pluM. ty. hoping that you ma;, never re settle th« «ame with .Mr J. C. condition from the effects of poison The O. 1’. R' R between Albany gret the launching of your matri Campbell, the financial agent, the oak. but even under these try ing and Corvalis commenced work on *«n tibiis alwi ■« si nitrti wtrn rate monial bark, and that it may nex-er church xvill soon be entirely free circttmstance» «he and her itti-- nid the irth inst. They are employing Jest the Market Afford*.— sink in uncertain waters. from debt. «J E W E L ER, showetl their true congenial natures all the men and teams they can get. The petrified remains of Mrs W I ATI Hili 11.KASA.NT ACCOMMODATKHfA rOK in their endeavor to make our stay Common ta'xiren» get $2, carjieirters <:rani'e Fax», S mith R iver , July 19. Or»,; n. John Confer xvere exhumed near CLGCKS, rAJHIJEV The body of an old gr^y headed pleasant xvlnch goes far towar 1 re •3, and teams Jq [>cr day. The Owego recently. She wa** buried JEWELRY. Fa • «rn.-cr» carued t.i and fr*nn tbv ab<?ut ten years agoon her husband s man was found tn the river yester lieving the hardships of life, and "Three .Sister»” is tr-wm? tegular HI'EfTUT.PS. AND day, south of towu. No papers il.L WATCH WORK WAKKANTl I casting sunlight 111 our pathway. FREE OF 1 il Arti >K. farm near some mineral spring*, trips between AH>a:iy and Corvallis, HEWING MACHINE Nf hDIJ.N, FOR ONE YEAR Men must have pluck aud bus;- one trip each way and when it became necessary to v.' re found orl the iy -Iv. and it had i t ill S ALE — — Patrona «iU te «uppiicd wi:b—*• day. The remove the body to gix’e right of lain in the w?ter so long that it was maa sagacity to undertake th- de « -.a »1.» not — ecog nt zabie A niiifi. and a COTjipany has two new barges which way to U k narrow guage mad. thc^n"‘ . All Work Guaranteed to give HOT AND COLI) BATHS. velopment of a mining en'.erprire will in. uk .4 to cary freight for the remains were found to be tn a state like this, and they mu;»t also have «ATI.nFA tion . ~ I ¡'-si rba Famoor— of perfect petrifaction. The body capital. They must bring into the construe’/on of the Albany bridge V.'Hn r ir’T rj»Fp SPRING^ IrMiii 0 ?!»/• | Í5 rr ’ -T» w»» so heaxrv it require 1 c ght mtn H N count** ma ixn«*«1 '»*.*« **’C'int • „ if —(N*w Kor'h*v~' THE COI HIER Mrs. E. Latgesl Stock of New Goods New Groceries, Candies, Tobaccos, I ■»