TÍÍ 1; cor KIER.
ou a i own .
JES6E ALLEGATE.
During the pad two months we The Decllnin« Davo of a Noble P.o-
•lidi! PäBer »f JiseHüt Ciaiir. Ortica have met intelligent men from all
portions of the United States, some
of whom have traveled throughout
1
■ • - i at th,* P**«t*>ff!
hi Grant » the length ■!!<' breadth of California
Pare. Ore., •» -»-s-oiiil-. ln«H M liter
and Oregon, and the common ver
diet with them is, that Grant’s Pass
CORRESPONDI.N'E.
is the livliest town they have seen
\v'
•
•
’
anywhere. The fact is our people
I
are alive. They are peaceful, pros
t-r,A-
Wilh r» 1» l-*tt*T the nam and .cl Ire»' perous and happy with good schools,
of the seudi-r is r -quired, * ; lally if good society, good churches ami
•ent for publication
they are good jx-oplc with whom it
EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
is a pleasure to mingle.
FRIDAY
SEPT
17. 1886.
Sheriffs Sa!;?.
XEW GOODS!'"*”“0'
XEW STORE!
BA" VIRTFEofan execution duljr is-
• -.1 mt of th • ‘ li* u.t * -irt th« «• .t?
• if Oregon for the Co inly of J* •«.■phine,
uad to me ifirected an 1 delivered, in favor
of Win. Naueke wlio rec-ii*«l » i'idgru :.t
in th** Jii«i*.-'.*> ( *urt of .-.ii i J *> -hir. •
county, Bte',* of Oregon, on the ((Inlay 04
J w
Octob r, IBS-’, again«! J. L. Adams ami
Mary Adam«, and »aid judgment was en-
lkg» 1 -are to inform the public that lie h now nicely located on the corner of
rolled and <1*..-keted in the Clerk’« odic*
ot the Circuit Court on the Cth day of Oc
6TH ANO H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS, OREGON,
tober. 1882, 1 am command- I to atisfy
the judgment f iVin Nauck *. anemting
With a Large Assortment of
to «143 !H with inter* s; at t *n p-r rent * r
annum from the 4th day o'October, 1««'.'.
and also the costs of and ution this writ
out of the persona] pr* *,eitv of the defend
ant«, J I. Adams : n I Marr Adams, or
And everything to be found in a rirnt-Claiw store, which I will sell
ii eiitfii-ient could not l*e found tle*n *• u
VERY LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE.
of the Real profiertv befomrinir to »aid tie-
fenilants, on or aft--r the 4il. <1 iv ot O to- t^'Call and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
ber. 1882. Having failed tofitid any p-r-
sonal property out of which t, make the
above amount«, and in obedi-n-e to sail
writ, I diil on th- 4’11 dav ot Septemlier,
1AN1, levy ti|»>n. a.-cordi ig tn law, tbs
hereinafter d -s< ribtd real property Ir-
_•
> J I
lain» an ! Man A Luna,
and I will off- r f ,r .«ale for <-a«h at Publi*
Auction to the lirrb «t bidJer, at th •
Court House door in '¡rant's Pis msa. I
county and State, 011
A few days ago the southern train
from R<*>ebiirg brought to Salem a
stout and pleasant faced man, ac
companied by a tall and wiry built
man of nearly eighty years. The
former had a pleasant smile and
kindly voice, while the querul- us
speech and listless stare of the old
man told that his reason had lie-
come dethroned, and that this big
and good-natured looking fellow
was his keeper, on the way from
Southern Oregon to the State in
firmary for the insane. The deputy
sheriff was Clay Slocum, of Rose
burg, while the poor, demented old
wreck at his side was one of the
grandest men of Oregon—Jesse Ap
plegate, the "sage of Yoncolla,” as
lie was called in the years that have
flown. The brave old man, whose
name is part and parcel of the his
tory of the times that tried men’s
souls," is among those who are in
the condition of living death. He
is going the same road that his stur At 1 o’elock P. *.L of «ai l *lay. nil the
dy old companion in arms—Gen. J. right, title a.'**l interest of J 1.. I lain*
\V. Nesmith—went before. The ami Mary Adam - *n and to all o. the ¡of
gates to the asylum have cloned be lowing d.-i-ri’*e.I real pn>|* rty.t** wit
The W
of th • d* ii ition «'aim of Win
hind this brave and true-hearted old ' im-st
in sections 7 and I i oi Tp ;*4 .« K 7 ’
prairie giant and we only pray that W, lying and being in Josephine nsmty,
death may come to his relief, as it • Iregon
Witness my hand an I olli :al signature
did to the honest old Yankee who .
iv of S**pti*ml»*r. 188(1
sleeps the - long sleep on the green tills 13th d Tiios.
<, pattersgn
banks of the Rick real. Jesse Ap
Sotdj
Hheritf.
plcgate has never lieen the same
S. A. GREENE & SON,
man since the defalcation of Sam
May, who was Secretary of State Main St.. - - - Grant's Pas3, Or.
(One d*sir west of the C ockier office
under Governor Woods. It made
the first direct inroad into what he
had saved up, for Jesse was a hos
pitable man and found the little
— Dealers in —
word "no” a very hard one to pro
nounce. He lived to see the home
stead he had hewn from the pines,
A Nt UNITION
sold under a foreclosure and his
children turned out upon the roads FislilDi-Tackle, Cutlery Fire-Works, i:. &c
to get a living as best they could,
while strangers sat be ide the he.irth REPAIRING, A SPECIALTY
where liis children were born. Who
8fcu" All work guaranteed*^!
that heard it. will ever forget Nes- '
(14tf
mith’s eloquent eulogy on him
NEW PRICES!
L1 \ ’ I N( iSTO N E VANCE
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS.
L. VANCE.
ur.Al Property.
NOTICE i*< li .reb,
yarn- ■ *>f ai. *>rdei o; tli.;
X:
the State uf Greg ri. . . .. .’
Josephine rittinga ; i Court ,4 pS? '
mad ’ on the • ix.a *1
.
"«'*
D DAW. m the matter oft|,eWJ? '
. Thomas TBybe^ la'e <i
ceased. The umitr-ignol, a*lmiZ!i *
of said esute, will sefl at 1.
“*•»
to the highest bidd.-r, on
' *actA'
Saturday, »he 9th day of Octcbw
1856,
under the terms hereinafter slated
late remd-nce of the »aid Tl.r.maa /'¿T
bee, declared, Near Waldo m «aid j ’
phine County, the following uie«! *,
personal property, lo wit
Tin
*. iw.**. 1 .■.*■ 1
. .
Four J.veal old steer»; FouriieiT”
steers; Six yeaHing*»; One horM*'
hav la 'Im ton Wheat bv *!.<.
and lot of potatoes.
Salute commence at 10 a'clmk in*,
forenoon of said day. and continue
the said property i sold.
TERMS 01 HALE:- 0
bid to l>< paid in ei.-h. lulau e on«i]
months time, with interest fri m .J3t1
sale at the rate of eight per eent. /Pr\. |
num. to la- 6e* ured by note, with apprI
security
\U proper! v to he settledf« I
above before delivered.
W. j. WIMER,
Adminielnitor of the estate of riK>n>ml
Byla-e, deceaaod.
September 7th. 1886.
[» jj
BUSINESS REVIVAL
Rain has been falling in the Will
amette valley -.<* he ivily that wheat
Business in Portland and all over
hauling over the roads h is become
the
state is rapidly improving in
difficult.
tone, and money becoming more
The Brownsville. Linn Co. "In
plentiful. Business men are more
formant'.’ com- to us publi hid by confident now than f*ir two years,
J. H Stine it Co. and. typographi and are outsjxiken in the opinion
cally spe iking is very n it
that the tide is coming up and that
. aris , Sept.
.. io. Th
.... Universe
........ ........ with the economy which recent hard
P
published a U-icgram from the Bishop tinrc -, have taught our jx-ople, there
of T«uq,uin saying that ;«> Chris« need lx-no f* trs of another vi'it *
tians have been massacred and forty lion of hard times in this country
SUMMONS.
villages burned in the province of soon again. _____________
Manhoa, and that 9,0«o Christains
IN the I ir-nit < oiirt of Ihe State,4 u,,.
Waldo-
gon, for the County of Jorephine
are jverishing of hunger.
G
A WTLPRET,
I
Sept.
IO,
1886.
This is just what we have been
Blain tiff, | < ■,
Fi>. CocRIER
Iii y our last issue
t«uit in Equii.* 9
ex|>ecting to hc.r for some time
V«.
for Divorce
I notice one item denouncing the
A Christian ha.<but little business
dance at Waldo a failure. Please
LUCY WllARET,
r
in China and that little must I k - til allow me to state right 011 top of
Deiemlant. i
To Lucy Wilprel, defendant,
together a matter of money making that that who ever gave the item
I11 tl.e mime of the State of < >regu«, i-jj I
which ha« but little connection with to the Cot RIER is abo.it as much a
are required to appear in said Court L*( |
Christianity a * a necessay adjunct failure as lie or «he that rejxirted
answer the complaint of said tlaiuiii, I
the dance a failure. Everything
tiled against you within ten days fr iuitL |
This
place
is
reserved
for
Sherer
&
Judson.
time of the service of this s nimuMai I
The appointment of Thoma G. I went off pleasantly, except a little
you, if served within said cotintr;»; 1
Reami-s of Jacksonville to be Postal too much tanglefoot limited to one.
served on you within any oilier County a, S
which was satisfactorily settled,
Inspei tor for this district ought to
this State, then within twenty days fioa
Ct’Mtt’X.
tiie time oi service; or if served ’ on ton
lx.1 a matter of much rejoicing by
We are glad the report which
out of the State of Oregon, then it ¡»ir
the people *;f Southern Oregon leached us was exagcrated. The
dered by I. R. Webster. Judge ot >*44
Court, that publication be made torsi
We are willing to guarantee that town is fooling its self that by its
week« in the Rogue River Courier |*ii«t
there will I k - no "funny work" if own act pre vents jxsople from visit
f * the 1st Monday in November, A. I
ISSli. And you are notified that, if mi
Tom know the I n t
It i J mat 1 ing it for pleasure anil business,
fail to answ er said coinplaiut as above re
ter of gratification to ns that th* Orgmiz*
Get the jieojile to come
quired, the 1’1 lintilf will apply to th.*
Court for the relief demanded therein, t*-
S.in I ’ i .................. Ace luu been n to your town« if you would prosper,
Sargeant of the Oregon volunteers
wit:
.'! A I N ST , in front of lhe I ;»ctoi y .
!
as
a
town.
lieved of jurisdiction of < Iregoti mail1
For a judgment ami decree a*-.iin.*t ;<•
it becomes my duty to call the roll
Has a new line of
Hogue River Products.
that the bondsof matrimony be dissoheii
routes, and v ■ art- a!-o glad "smart
of my brother soldier.« Jessee, why
ind forever annulled: that piaintitf I**
GLOVES. ( ORSETS,
alec" Trentlon has Ix-en placed in
The architects of Portland have don't you answer to your name, the
award'd the future care ami custody of
Rt’CHLNGS PLl'Ml S,
II*
iH.'n
lors-am
timi'l.i'vking'forhnn
first
-
1
"'
1
,b
"
Clara Wilpret, and a further dei-ree thy
Hiibordination to Mr Reames. I
TIPS RIBBONS, BONNETS
the plaintiff have the exclusive ownership
ought tn 1« ailiordinatcd to some ber that would show a beautiful col I his is no gusli of sentiment ovc-i
and 11 \ T'
and title to the West 1 . of the N. W.'4
or anil grain in the natural wood and t"°
men. the 011c dead and the I.ADII .' and < Till 1*1(1 X S
of «eetion 1, Tp. ,"S, S. It. 5 W.
1« k I-> who has the cotttilrys welfare at th* same tint' I** strong and firm other worse than dead. It w a tri-
< < >1 LARS. \ F.I.VETS, SILKS.
Given tinder my hand this 14th dayuf
at heart.
« \TIN.' inf in rs, i. \i i bon
enougb to withstand service in pub bute of love to two men « ho are lx
August, A. I', lssii.
NETS,
LADIES
’
I
’
NlH-.kWl
tl:
iic bufl/liiicru
yond the reach of flattery and one
S. V. MITCHELL,
rixe vcais . iu ^ o today, (S*ittirdav
i.
».
. )las 1 of
is ii'i'»**L*d
Attorney for Plaintiff
— mid —
. . river
rjvcr ha>
ot whom
whom ii has
jia«-eu 1 into
into that
m il au
ati-
• >; \*
XcllowpiiK
of <■ Rogue
wnom
jm
uu
Older for publication *late*l August;;»,
bergeant John A. Mason of Co. B |H t ll found to jhism - ss the required
LACES OF ALL KINDS.
rcqiiireil gust
8ust presence
pn's<hce before which the voice
186(1 Done at Lakeview in Chambers.
...
. . I
I I I I , , and
.,««,1 t the
! 1 , . I,
bttiT I It b
second artillery attempted to kill qualitiv and will in all probability
<>f
praise grows «1 mute
tongue
[24-a
of
malice
upbraids
in
vain.
Jesse
New
Goods
Constantly
Arriving,
Ul..
rhe S. P. D
Notice For Publication.
raotf
President Jaim-s A. Garlkl 1 by lir
*■ Co. have aln ad> received or Ajqilegate was a rude old hero, «ini
ing into the jail window. For sev <lers !,.,r *Tveral car
wllivh lhev ph- and pun. minded as a buy. We
r. s.
(in'll 1:,
1
JOHNS & WOODWARD.
heard him eulogized in Washington
ID.-mi ini, Or . Hi/. ;;1, tssm
*
< >
i .
.
.
,
ate shipping
eighteen months ag >. by a Confede Gaasr'a P ass ,.......................... O keoos ,,
Notice is hereby sivcii th.:’ th*’ f*t 1* *;■
r-(i
--Dealer« In—
soldieri who guard* I Gtiiteau had * ami corn in demand for shipment; i.ite Brigadier, a> the grandest man
uni liaiin.il .«. tiler lias filed notice *;f bil »
!“>
intention tu make final pr.»M in rnppi’rt X: 1
been talking about taking a ..hot at with our melons, grapes, fruits and in all the great Wc.«l. "He wa« the
his claim, anil that t>aid jirriof «ill G* |
noblest
Roman
of
all
your
early
pio
General
Mining
Supplies
Etc,.
Etc.,
him and it up[x*us that the "duty vegetables Ixting exported; with our
tbs* !'*.i.-l. « Clerk "f th« |
neers,
ami
my
long
march
to
(
Iregon
f r* ■
.
.
_
lailtza
«*•
w-L'
«
»»•*
»t
■
t
•»
«r
ilia,
luust
«
>««
tlvrx
COLLARS. BRIDLES. WHIPS
c*> *nty < uurt of Josephine «iiinty. Or’., .it .
of filing til*
hot" fell t'1 111* lot of lime rock proving the best on the I shall never forget," said General
CHARLES
DECKER,
Prop
’
r.
Grants* Pare on Saturday Oct. 9th, D«*:. I
1 coast; with our manufactured wool
Ami everything kept *n a Frst-elans
Younu Mason
viz: A H. Carson, Hom* «tea I Eutrv N*. I
It was worth it, just to
ftci the -hooting e|)
(|l)(,r«. lumlxr etc . being Jones
BI<T BRANDS
WIN1S,
LlQlTilfS
AND
CIGARS
KEPT
IN
STOCK
;;;’(>5 for tiie E. b. of N 1!. '4 Sec. SI and I
X 1 I < > I ’
he walked toward the commanding I sought after, together with fair re have shared the friindshiji of Jesse 11 A I r X 1*: H H
W. D i*l N. W.
Sec.
i ii ' 7 S R -, I
------------- o— -
---
Apjilegate." -1 Mercury.
officer «ay mg. "Captain I have en turns from our mines.
I West, It' M. He imiii .< tin' foliowing I
Work done to Order on Short Notice
decker i *>< > a hi > i .\< ; house .*
' v. itn< «.-'es to prove hi« continuous resi- |
Whose heart could I k - so case-
Southern Oregon is most surely
deavorid to kill that dirty loafer in ,
■.knee lipin and cultivation of «nid land. I
I i’e| i.-iii-iiitr ;< Hj »eei.'tlty'
there, here is my gun and bayonet, on the eve of advanced prosjxirity. hardened that the leading of the J. A. JOHNS, - - - • Manager KE1T IN I IR<T-< I \SS STYI.I AND TIIE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILL viz: Lewis Hay**. J. I* Haye, I . G. Day, I
MEET WITH EVERY KINDNESS AND ATTENTION.
No section of the Northwest coast above wotdil not cause its jwisscssor
Henri York, all of Murphy, Josephine I
sir; run in! At the time a loving : is so highly favored in dim itc and
! roimty, Oregon. Cu ts W. J*.mcs:*s-.
to
breathe
a
'igh
of
sorrow*
Just
NEW TIN SHOP;
wile a devoted family ami a enre such a vast variety of natural pro
1 23-'*t.J
Rcgi*»ter. I
worn old mother who had toiled I ducts r.s the Rogue river country. think what a villain i- capable of
<>. Ii. STAKE, PrtoiiuEruR,
SUMMONS.
Let us all I kijk that Samuel
years upon years rearing th.it Ixty Its stability and prosperity is secure doing
—lR*aler 1»—
beyond
a
question
and
with
the
E
May,
whil*
attempting.to
enjoy
IN
the
Circuit
Ciiurl *»f lie- Slvt - nf Or* ■
to manhood and greatness, were
completion of the railroad to Cali his ill gotten gain, may droji hi« S’"\c>, Iin-\\;irv, Pumps, Pipes.
g >n. f ir flu* < ’oimtv *>t .1* «cphi:*c.
wringing their hands in the tear fornia. we shall receive an infusion
eyes on this sad story that he may
MARY J. KNAl’l*.
|
Etc..
Etc.,
Etc.
strewn paths where horrors and I of new life and cajnt.il, that will I k - cursed in hi« own i ves.
p’llilltili' I
v.i.
| Suit iii Ei|iiilr
heartaches ruled unrestrained, The • take advantage of our many unde
JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT This well known School will be open for the Fall Term on the
f ir 1 *ii 1 c.
Cinlrjl Point.
people were feeling most intense li veloped r< sources and add to our
UN El KNAPP,
N< >T ICI-:
industries and wealth.
Defeiiil.ini. !
the outrage upon their flag and the
Sept 14, 1886
It isa duty that we. who are here
To I im*y Knapp, delcmlmit.
Pi ices Moderate.
dignity of the nation Prompted by owe. not only to ourselves, but to
Then- is considerable sickness at
In the niimuof llu* State of Ore.<*t you
the impulse of the moment young our children and our country, toen- Eagle Point yet, but all on the gain. GRANTS PASS,
ar,* required to m pear ir i-aid Ccitrt and
W ith a I-'ti.i, Cours 01 C ompetent T eachers .
Will Ilenlev is lieie with 20head
ansiver the cotnplau t of said piaintif.
Mason attempted to kill the greatest ; courage the improvement and ad
C L.
'ill**! against you. within t-n *Liys fr**m
Rate:- of Tuition for Non-resident Pupils:
criminal this nation eversaw; wrong . vaneeinent of every line of legiti of Is-ct cattle to ship for Portland
tl.e time of the sen ice of this sammons
tonight. He exjK-cts to ship 40
mate industry.
or. vi n, ¡f served within said county, or it
though the ait was there were nev
PRIMARY
S.l-oo
P
er
T
erm
OF
T
welve
W
eeks
.
head
nt
xt
week.
*
Instead of holdng land in large
-er,• ! on you within any other county in
It
« *
cr the less many justifications for it tracts hall’ used it is our obligations
GRAMMAR SCHOOL S5.00 '
lin.- Stat.', then within twenty days ten
The days arc hot and smoky and
» »
the lime *-t the service, *-r if si rvedor, you
ACADEMIC—$8.00 ”
to the common interest, to dis|x>se the mornings cool.
•'Josephine county and southern
out nt tie* State of < ire gon. ih«’i it is or
<>t it to some enterprising man who
Threshing is about all done.
dered by the Judge of sa;d court that p’lb-
Oregon will never make further pro • ■ will make not only a profit to our
Otant
’
»
Pas».
...
Oregon.
Grain turned out fine on Beai creek
, it .it.ni I*** tn i*l* fornix v.eek» in the
gresM." • No machineiv will ever county, but a happy and contented bottom. It yielded from V> to so
above named ■ onrt, print to the 1«t Moo-
ILL WATCH WORK WARRANTE!
For Particulars. Address
day in November, A. D. lssil. Am! v*n
x-oiue here.” "Our land is no ac home tor an industrous family. In bushels to the acre
M P
are notified that it yon fail to «newer sai<l
FOIL ONE YE \R
count." We have got no mines stead <>t allow ing our land to grow
i-eiiiplaii-.t a« a’ eve required the plaintiff
HEXR1 I. RkXSO.X, A. \|„ Principal.
up to brush thicker and thicker
will a;*| ly to the ci'tirt b*r the relief de
Welches, Jewelry and Specifies i! all imd,
worth developing " "The railroad
each year and allow-our opeu land
manded therein to w if:
w ill not bring capital nor strangers to continue to raise only half a crop
----- KEPT ON HANI'.-----
for a *1. cr* of the cetirf dissolving and
FOR SALE
I'Tever annulling the Ixuidsof matrimony
into thccountry." "Ourcliinate is and our orchards to grow into bar
FDtREKA
iqh
chool
Musical lustrum nt- Repaired
now existing between plaintiff ami de
a l>a<l one." "We have got iio tint lenness for lack of trimming and K hi At RES oi fine farm and timlwr
—OF—
fendant ami rot. ring the said phiintiff to
M V, loom I s.
wlanJ i r
¡ m i i- if. s miles w *t
1»cr fit for lumber or furniture " cultivation, it is our duty to kecji
Thorough and Practical Instruction, near Wilderville. Josephine Countv. her former name, and sucli other and fur
ther relief as the court may deetn meet
in our |x>ssc«sion onl\ that which fieni Grant's 1’. ih > on North nidi* of Rogue
"Oui lime stone is not good for
Oregon. Will commence its first session,
\\
.itcliiii.'ikt'i-
A
Jeweler,
and proper.
we can work to an advantage and River. Thu* farm contain* 125 aurenof
anything nor docs it go on the cars let the rest go into the hands rich river bottom land in cultivation, a)*o
J. S. GAGE.
G rixt ' k P a «», .... O kf <, nt.
50iv res of the Rann* quality easily » learvil.
Attorney for Plaintiff
to Portland;" tin s just take it down of some 011c who will do justice to the balance is of the tines! stilar pine and
il. R Webster, '
w \Ti ID S.
other timlier and pasturo land. Thi* is a
t le toad and dump it in a < anyoti t< nature.
the Circuit Court, Josephine County.
t I.' K K>.
good
mill
j»itv
;
county
i
>ad
rm»
bv
the
--------- RATILS .OF TUITION
Tin« 6th dav of August, 1s8H.
l/Hk
Instead <>f eryring down the spir
make believe. "We bav< got no
place, good living water running across
JEWELRY
it of capital, thntl cnery y and en the phut» near buildings , .dsn goo I well;
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Primary
Branches,
$5.00
jier
Quarter.
machinery nor have w< got any
SPECTACLES. \ND
terprise that builds u|> our country, I lar^- hn»t*, 2 Uryv barns, granary,
1 ntennediate Branches $6.00 per Quarter.
r. K UuXD OrFICKj
(
water power that r.x»uld puq>cl ma let 11s all join in its encourage mnoke I umu ' c and other «»ut building*;
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES.
High Arithmetic. Natural Philosophy . Mediaeval and Modern
R<’«» »< no, Or., Aug 25,1888 j
FOR SALE
chincry nor will we ever have any." mint In word and deed I«ct us jnit young orchard ; garden and lot tom land
all under fence, wry healthy locality
>ncr OmrtPr
^oti,oe ¡» hereby given that the foil-»<•
"We have got no goo.I churches or aside all |>etson.il envv and preju On this farm can be raised the tinwi of XII Work Guarantee I to one History. Physical Geography. Botany and Retoric
\lirebri
Chemistry
\4rntiimH- r* ’
\•
ing named settler has filed notice of hw
iliiv
an
I
w
>rk
hand
in
hand
for
the
corn, sweet I'otat-w- ni'dloi», tomato«**,
- a I ioo I», and never w ill have-” "So
\k„t . Phd
of ' ,
? Goilogy. M()ral Philosophy, mt-ntion to mak-commutation pro**i i;
S CfISt \ TION
common good
Bv aiding the en I*♦•»»<-lies, uram, tim*>thy . clover, t tc This
Mental Ihilosophy. Phy siology and Hygine, and Ancient Historv ’*"1’1”"I bi* claim, and that said pi
tar as health is concerned |»coplc die
terprises in our country and insur *<mld mate several good h«»m»»s. and as | Pniice o( ludx Tatra 11 EicUair
>7-50 per Quarter.
- I will
made before
More ÜM*
the Register
liczister or
or Ke-
Kc-
........ be
- mada
here th< saine as they do elsewhere, mg their pros[H-rity , let ti« jirovethe the chiuate and •nh»*r advantages cannot
i-eiver V. S. Lan 1 otliceat Roseburg, 'fre
Czeometry
.
and
the
Higher
Mathematics.
Book-keeping.
Latin
and
"
N
u’-n. "ti Tlmrsdav. (M. 7th. D*>. vu.
and with regard to fruit there never advisability ot establishing others.
I T pvv
tz \ V
the Principles of the German Language iq. 00.
Jane pybee, widow of Tlioe. T Byb««,
By
fait
treatment
of
capital
alrvady
ton*
bmmg
elsewhere.
was any good fruit raised here."
Instrumenta1 and Vocal Music will be Taught on Reasonable ' ■ea.-s-il. Homestead entry No. 4**14 tor
GKORiiE K GOW IN.
the > B \ .*1 N E
\ I ■ . . - E
Peach trees don 11« .,r in two years here, let us encourage the invest
>A'tin)
Grant's
Pan,,
Or
4 and W I ,4 s. y. : s.,._ 3 T,.. 41, 8.
ment of more
J B MARSHALL & SON
from the seed " "We don't want
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s
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W
M.
4
Board including Room, Lights, &c.. <2 50 per week.
By the encouragement of school»,
Wmh to inform U m » |n-«»|»h of (»rant.*
H*- names the fallowin'« witnes- ■ to
people to conn- here and if they do cliiio his and all social associations
I ntumished Rooms free to Student« boarding themselves
Fa*»** ami nurrounding «»nuntrv t! at
prove hi« i*ontimiu«M resilience upon, and
Come, w-v want them to leave’ kt us make this country what tiat
they
hav«
op'tic*I
a
new
s
’
k
.»f
Tiie
S
bool
Room
will
be
furnished
with
Good
State.
Wall
Mans
I •* ti; fr | | ,
. r* ni« l’iw*-». O « «- g «> n.
cultivation of. said lami, viz : Jame»
Whenever a man Ixsomc« fossil lire has so well designed it tor. the
Globes and Cubical Blocks; also
E ’ ' nm d, George Wimer. John B. Di.«-« I-
— I»KAl.KR IN —
liilUim Darkis. all of Waldo. Jo-wphin"
i/c«t and ni<M6 grown this 1« the way home of jK-acc and hapjoucs«.
County.
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS
' HAS W loHN'TilN.
he talk*. Once ujoti .1 time .1 resi
During the past summer Joseph
AND CIGARS.------
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Kogister
a.« the necesities of the Scoool demand them.
dent and chronic croaker of south ine coinitx has !<cn exceptionally
Glass-ware
and
ijucen'
-vari
SchJJr*
WiU
**
a,l0W
'
1
to
altcnd
IMbc
«'
"
h,lt
Students
ot
the
The ihx'tors have had
cm Oregon gave the laic Jacob i«h healthful
Flouring Mill and Farm
prt t*\ slim jiractice and doing vvn
Tt'BACCO
of Jacksonville a levtun- something
Th**\ havv alno io <'onne«:(rati »
FOR HAI s H
little at this writing
Out of over
STRICT DISCIPLINE WILL BE MAINTAINED.
CIG \Rs
like thr aboee whereu|ion the old six hundred inhabitants in this city
Situated . hi Mnrphv Crrek. Jueepbio*
FIRST-CLASS RESTA! RANT
county, Oregon, eight md
south «
man dryly remarked
Well, you there is no sick tie«« "tn speak of."
*hvrv they *ill food tin* hun^r*.
CANDIES
Special IndtKxmenu Afforded to thoac Preparing to Teach
'•lent- i*... .1 I ir-i-el.,-*- rii'l bl''1'
Mill, with Patent Ma.hinery, <l'’i"-
can t bedorag well
Ii a man had a It was generally t predicted last
NUTS ETC.
ICE CREAM
g*«»l « .ii, a. I La- a goo>l eitstoui Th*'
ICE CREAM ' 1 tn
pe.ee paid for
fine hot < tor sale would he deem it «pnng that we would I be visited du- XWt" H .
FARM contains ;gpi acres uf Lrid -*1'
Duce r«i.v,T Three Lu ■■*•• W ,. , ,|
nng 'he summer bv a scourge of
good police to depreciate his good
•rre« m > lover, and over Irt» acres under
Coimtrr Piotiti' p. Unies F tir«.
wil ’-ir-h b e < le.ini f. r F, r
sickness, but wr are most haj.pi to
■•nltivati ,n . also good Orchard, ►
,j»-l all Pnbl Oat!
points to a probable purchaser
Go ma that the opposite Ins been true
Etc . Etc.
House and Bams and irriaction ditch.
t*« w irk and nu wi!' I--!
xl
priwlncc
taken
in
;vart
na«
<-
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•
.
Fin** sCv.atioti for 4 *lairv farm Can if*
and in con«eq»v nre out tww»ple
Gtv me < .ail in i K».- C m* ¡red
• 1 HI M.
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1
1
Htruuage
s
»,
ik
tied.
and *t * * ' d*? n*.a. th-n nt*" *
r._... oL.,.-t..... jmrt * if the ; fan* I’*
h»N»'
t’.-
1-1 IV
in 1
liirtlwr |»trtjvn1ar« . ,11 .< a-l.tr--«*
JOHN M ROBINSON Prt «* pai
Saturday, 0* tober 16, 18K6.
GUNSMITHS.
Guns, Revolvers, Pistols and
I
M1!S. M. HYDE
GO TO THE SUPPLY STORE,
Saddles and Harness,
For
s and Groceries.
Livery Stable in Connection.
Waldo, Oregon.
GRANT'S PASS ACADEMY.
First Monday in September. 1886
GRAY,
I ’ractica I. Watchmake R
— AND—
ej E W E LEK,
An Extensive High-Grade Course of Study
Home Seekers, Attention!
H
S
October 4, 1886, To Continue Six Months.
Store
New Goods.
E. A. ESTES,
ifopical Fruits, Staple and Fancy
Groceries. Candies. Tobaccos,
(i ROCER I ES,
“* s"»»' *s"i»■■■>
Thoroughness and Practical Work.
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