I Written for the < olair.a.j a «Aii K'ioH rrisonx. by “uvor.” What! Joe, old boy. can that tie you? Come, sit down—take the easy chair— Why, thegrispof your hand thrills tn« through Like the touch of my sweetheart's waving hair. 'Sentimental as ever,” am I? Well you know, Joe There was always something about me, That, m spite of all would overthrow All disappointment, ami leave my heart free. passed through the country ten of the sky, struck terror into all miles southwest of Kankakee, III. hearts Many rushed into the streets Commencing at a point a mile west in the rain. The wind was from of Chebanse and extending two or the north and was terific. It lxsted three miles northwest, thence al­ thirty minutes. The lightning was most retracing its course toward appalling and nearly an inch of Trees were shattered the southwest to a point between water fell. Clifton and Ashkum, one nnle and uprooted all over the city, and I wide, destroying every kind of veg­ hurled acroso the street car tracks etation in its course Cereals were and against the telegraph, telephone cut down as though dune with a and electric light wires. The corn sickel, and in many instances driv­ is liadlv broken and beaten down. en into the earth bv the hail. Every The rain did incalcuable good, but window in the north side of build . the damage by the wind is severe. ings in the track of the storm was A farmer writing to a friend, to riddled, barns and houses unroofed and stock killed. Adam Fritz, in whom he felt under obligations for Pilot township, was struck by introducing a variety of swine, thus " Respected lightning and killed. Miss Kate unbosomed himself. Shannon, in Essex, was severely sir, I went to the fair at Monson I prostrated by lightning.—[Quincy found several pig» of our species There was a great variety of beasts, fill.) Herald. and I was astonished at not seeing you thrre. . Lati Word» of Col. Hawbuck. Woll, let me hear of the part you’ve played In the drama that poet* call lite, And tell me why, since from home you have strayed You didn't think to bring back a wife. Don't frown, old boy! if I’ve VMM'heci a strain That awakens in your b»at^the unpleas­ J-Vvm the Jlrfipnrr (Or,) Gazette. Evening high schools are now pro­ ant past, vided for cities of 50.000. or more, Presidents, generals, horsethieves, Forgive me, for I too, have felt the pain, and other men of great renown and inhabitants in Massachusetts. But I was too atubborn to let it last. NO INJUNCTION HAS BEEN’ 1’IACED ON ROGUE RIVER •Sold by Knapp, Burrill & Co., Including the One of Best Hotels in Southern Oregon. fixed upon him. G oldkn K i lk , I. 0.0. F.—Meets everv Sattirduv evening at 7:30 at their hall oil Sixth .»tr. et. Visiting bretherH cordially invited to attend. C. K. C kanslob N. G. J. A. J ennings , Sec’y. -O- T 111: ----- Also Agent for Park A Lacy, Portland, Dealers in----- OFFICIAL PAPER V ENGINES, WIRE-ROPE, K erhv ville I.otx.E. No. 55, I. O. O. F. I —Meets everv other Saturday evening. CAR TRUCKS, DRILLS, Visiting brothers coniialiv invited to at STEEL, RUBBER HOSE, 'tend. D a . n ’ l H int , N. G. S. W. F orbes , Sec’v. PUMPS. ROCK BREAKERS P. of II. Josephine Lodge, 179. meets at BATTERERS, GIANT POWDER, ’s Pass, first Katurdav of each month MACHINISTS’ TOOLS ANI) Grant at 11 o'clock a . ». W. M. P ollock , W M. Mining Description Suppiies of Every on Demand, B anner L odoe , I. O. G. T , 493—Meets every Friday evening at Hale's hall. J K H au , W.C T -or- AT HIS GRANT’S STORE. PASS, OREGON. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA —VIA— Oregon & California R. R. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, AND CONNECTIONS. —Time, 2 1-3 Davs.— Fare from Portland to San Francisco, $32.00. Fare (roio Portland to Sacramento, $30.00. DR. W. F. KREMER, Prop'r, Main Street, Grant’s Pass, Oregon. Printed at Grant’s Pass, Oregon. Close Connection» made at Ashland with the stages oi the California, Oregon A Idaho Stage Company. ■o----- Druggist and Apothecary. —DEALER IN— W. J. WIMER, gaunt, tow headed youth from Thir­ -FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLE.- EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR And it weina very strange that you ty Mile, who took a scat on thegro Mrs. Ellen Ryder, Proprietress. Should get caught—but it is so, no doubt ’ eery counter and began to carve his name on the cheese box. The Col Ah! aee that smile that »lie gave you K erbyville ,........................... O regon A a she glanced over her partner's shoul- turned loose on a grasshopper story, ending by saying that "they went del WII.I.IAM NAUCKE Weil, the devil himself wouldn’t save into his trunk and ate the handle off his Wa :oo a m Arriva« «am-- 'fay?. 6:00om oreicc ltoiR*. Office open every day except Sunday, •o : from 7:30 a . m to 0:30 r. m . Open Stt»: f day from 8:30 to KI a . m . J. W. H ow ard , P. M. ------He is also Agent for *11 Kinds of- large salaries, usually leave “last "Tell you all about"— well, it would take word»” to cheer up the grief-stricken too long public after their death. The small i O. H STARK, PxorsiETO«, To tell the story from the day, boy generally gets in his work When fiiHt among a busy throng ! through the magical influence of a —Dealer In— I saw her face which beamed with beau­ few "last words." Women always! ty's ray. have “last words." Twas a tien that seemed to charm I It will require a vast amount of All that came near her; patient suffering on the part of my And her voice—her pretty form— i readers to get the ' 'last words' ’ of Egad! I know now why some fear her. i Col. Hawbuck The colonel had JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT RIDDLF G E O T II E ARRIVAL ANI» DEPARTURE MAILS, rao* us urrà vaimi to enea, fut city . Lv. Grant's Pasa, | Ar. Grant's Paw. Bals. Cap» Boots aid Shoes or Geml Groceries Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Perfumery. Toiiet Articles, Shulder Braces, Trusses. -o- Pure Wines Liauors for Medical and Purposes. And everything in the way of I (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) E ast S ide D ivision , BETWEEN PORTLAND A ASHLAND. M ail T rain . leave . arrivr . Portland 7:30 a . m . Grt’« Pass 1 :15 a . m . tir’tsPss« 1 :20 a . m . Ashland. 4:15 A. M. Ashland. 0:30 r. m . Grt’s Pas« 11 :55 p . m . Grt’« Pass 12:00 M. Portland 4 .25 p . m . A lb . nv leave . ExeKaes TaxiN. arkive . Portland 4:00r. m . I^banon. 9:20 p m . I Lebanon 4 :45 a . m . Portland 10:0o a . m . Pullman l'alaec Sleeping Car» daily lie- tween Portland and Ashland. 'Iheit. AC. 1; K. I'errv makes Con­ nection with all the Regular Trains on the Eaat Side Division, from foot of F street. -------- W est S ide D ivimox . BETWEEN ItiKTLANDACORVALLIS M ail T rain . LEAVE. ARRIV1. ■ stow upon a coyote whelp with its O- Portland. 9 JM) a . m . Corvallis 4:30 f . m . I tusks broken off, and said lie "had MINING SUPPLIES - One year (in advance) Í- 25- Corvallis. S :30 a . m . Portland 3 :20 v . m . seen the weather to cold in Montreal SNOW IN MIDSUMMFR. Six months............ . .. i *5 E xvreim T rain . Physicians ’ Prescriptions Compounded Day or Night i that genuine ‘old bourlxin' froze in ' - leave . AHWX. Three months Those wishing bargains should calion A Snow r*ll «nd riBe/lDg Tffnipfir« j the barrels." 75- f>- I ort and 5:00 r m , M'Mn'vlie h > oo m . turn Produced by a N hw Proem Single copy io. The buy, who wasn't old enough .M Mn ’ villo 5 :45 a . m . Portland 3.20 a . m . WILLIAM NAUCKE, of Converting Water Gai. A FINE LINE OF CIGARS ALWAYS KEPT ON’ HAND to buy whisky nor trade his vote for Local tickets for sale and baggage Portland (M'1.) Spe/dal. ehecke.1 at Company’ll tip-town office, a second hand jewsliarp said that K krryvii . i . e , ...............................O regon corner Stark and Second streets. Ti -kets While the thermometer was in "last winter in Butte he was walk “ HURRA FOR GRANT ’ S PASS, HURRA! ” for princi[»al iwints in t lalifomia can onlv N. DELEMATER, the shad.-, a snow storm was in pro ing down the street and called out be procured ami baggage checked at the Company’« office, — UKAI FR IN— gress at Underwood Springs, which 'hello' to a friend on the opposite CAMPBELL à TUFF ooo-------- lasted five minutes. The snow did | side. The words froze up struck a Corner F sad Froai Streels. Pertlui, Omen. not actually come down from the half breed in the ear and killed him DRY GOODS & GROCERIES Freight will n<>t Io received for ship­ CAN NOW NOAbT OF HAVING TUB ment after 5 o < lo.'k r. .... on either the sky, but was manufactured, and it instantly." And keeps constantly on hand East or »- m Side Ifiviaiona. The colonel moved uneasily; Bar was a pert ct storm w hile the snow K. KOEHLER, E. I’. ROGERS. STORE ROOM IN SOUTHERN OREGON. lasted. It was the result of sonic is tholoniew Boaidshavei whispered to H ats , C aps . B<«>rs and S iioks , Manager G 1~. A Pais ,Agt. Bottleneck Jonas "th.it 1k ’ d 'so tonishing experiments performed by acientitie men from Germany to test Hawbuck had found his match " A NEW ERA." The colonel took a fresh chew of some machinery w hich is to la-used b _. . ....... Climax, spit about a quart, and then in the bottling of water gas at the THE BENEFITS OF THE Biinik'r\x>lie to show yon something 'em jump into farmers' wagons, GOODS, never tried outside of a laboratory, take the lines ami drive into town." KrnsYViLL»,............................... O rkoon . Concentrate.! in one Bottle without the "Well, I've seen 'em arrest grav DRESS GOODS, and then only as an experiment 1 tlie Expense of an Euroisian Journey. will take this water gas and make it backs in Atisona tor highway rob ' C THING, bery," remarked the youth who solid and of artic properties, lieaide I' M I koi -' r . HATS AND CAPS, which the ice will seem like fire dwells near the "Devil's Backl»one " 1 The colonel was now mad. and Mi' is a discovery that will en BOUTS AND SHOES. able physicians to do wonderful fired into the enemy with his buffalo —The Best < K— GSN'TS’ FURNISHING GOODS, things in the wav of relieving pain story wherein he killed forty-two GROCERIES, Mr Brmiler then attached to the buffalo with fourteen . artridges |.\ I _______ __ used _ _____ machinery in the ___________ work ofcharg "placing 'em all in a row and shoot- • I Ivpartn lent PROVISIONS, ing the water a thoroughly made tbiee buffs' with each CROCKERY, cartridge." He then glanced at his canvass bag and gave the order to start the machinery The bottling adversary as much as to sav. You TOBACCOS, room was intensely hot but Mr haiu't got the gall to come in against Has recently been supplied with a CHEAP FOR CASH. CIGARS. ETC. Brimter was observed to button up that, have ye’" I »RKIOS fine selection of He was mistaken The kid who kVRIO VII I I. his coat to the throat Ivefore starting up, and tn a short time the tempe sees Roundtop Mountain ever) dav 'll our good» are entirely new and will l>e ext hanged for cash RICHARD P rature « is seen to be getting arctic came up with the following or farm produce. CAMPBELL dr TUFFS, "One day in the summer of '8, I To the complete surprise of those NEW TYPE, NEW PRESSES. —Ker,« the Grant ’ s Paes, Josephine County, Oregon was out on toot, lookin for a saddle present, snow began to tall in tiny SAL—MUSCATELLE ■lakes at iirst, but soon thick and horse and armed only with tny na­ fast, filling the room and escaping tural bravery and a short grass ro|x- rile crystallised ««¡ta as extracted from and through the «four in a thick clou.i I was way out on the Key'» flat, g apes and fruit ; a mi et monderiul pro­ and everything necessary to do first An J all ut her I jquora duct fr. .11, Nature's labralon . the great- The Prot.-ssor raised his hand, the out of sight oi wood and water, est suven-ign preparation ever placed I«- class m ichmerv stopped and the snow dis w hen I suddenly came upon a mule G bant ’ b P ass , O heoos fore die Auien.-an public — RS also RBBrw THE— apjieared Then Mr. Brmiler took drei quietly drinking from a spring Sal-Mu«. -aU-He is nature'» own product- --------- 0--------- from the machinery to which it had which gurgled up at the toot of a it »upphe« to the weary system the want Having opened a Family Grocery. I hereby announce to the public that .1 *’’,ln'*- ni* arapes an.l fruit; it keep» been attached a canvas bag, now­ large pine tree I crept up as close Very Best Brands ot Cigars, the blood pun- and the brain clear ,» a I have a new and well selected stock of full and of considerable weight A as I could and threw niv n»| hln'',i'**1 ’ferangement» My object is to make it to th«- interest of thus, having .-a«h or pro- of the hv.-r. bihousuese. sick hea.tache, scarcely audible whisjier the follow AT Rl \SONABK RATES Barra and House« Unroofed «nd dnee, to trade with me. ’ * ing ' last words." arising from slco- Stock Killed. Destruction of boh. leverages, giddiness oppression J. Nl. CHIKE j S. •'Oh ' bury me oet on the hillside Crops. Bargains! Bargains! Whisky Brandies and Wines. New Store Grape Cure New Goods JO13 WORK An electrical storm of a very de­ structive nature. accompanied bv hail and rain passed through Dixon Ul on the nth ult Great dam age was done to crops of all kinds, especially the fruit crop which will be a complete failure Various buildings and wires were blown down throughout the country Residences ut’A G. Martid and A. S Maxwell, wre both »truck bv lightning M ixwell'» being badly damaged by fire. Ruin and desolation marked the course of the above storm which Where lhe IsRigei« dig hojw tn iiw> grsind; Where the i«. k rabbit anooareat nonntkte. Anti the coyote» go howlin' anund F m , bury, bury m» under the blann' sun Where I never »train can hear The voice of that thirty mUemoa-of a gun. " ho chased that infernal mule deer X. ASK 1» ' and cold CHF 5? FOR CASH OR produce . OFFICE, cm Main St . between wind and the errenisb vellow hue W»’1o • 'regen | 4th and 5th Grant's 1'aaa «bregón Stnndard THEY White AND NEUSTAI'LP BROS., 1 * « ment of dijd.tle-ria, the effect./ mercTna! m£X'Uhi.‘k ’*'ri"n'nF «11 f-vers, '.h,, k’'n P>'»- P«itk!v heat, rheu and aoumraa o< Monurh. Hepared by the L ondon H ai -M vncatsix « C o . umM, bxulavd . imog J, —AND— A Crete«» It FOR Shirts. TAKT NO OTHERS g ^’T.: 1 PORTLAND. OREGON viiv EVANOVIT l h - I p B..X itiiR ¡«unr. (