Rogue River courier., October 22, 1886, Image 2

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FRIDAY.
OCT 2'.
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COKREsKINI'i - ■
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lions on
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tetvsts.
Wal. . • ’
of the M-ndiT i- r.. I1 il I, • -|"
in*nt for piildiv-ation.
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EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
Sidney Dell and J. B. 1 itbian
have begun tht publication <f " i he
Evening Democrat” at Portland.
Fort Klamath is not '"ini’ to I«
abandoned. lBm hinget Hermann
should have the credit for retaining
it to usas one of our outside mark. :
T. B Kent pr<.¡". e- to d ■ h.irgc
tb • duties of District Attoniey in
J” vI’lline
notwithstanding
lie allowed the District AttonKy
elect to bold court in Igike Klamath
and Jackson counties unmolested.
He undonb eilly has some unusual­
ly important business in this coun­
ty which he i» anxious to attend to.
Perhaps if Wm. M. Colvig would
promi -c him that lie will conduct
the court under his direction, he
would allow him to serve. In this
conne'. tion li t u ask the people to
consider well the magnitude of this
rascal’s proposition.
Talk about
u .urpation of oflice; why this jzropo-
sitiou is nothing less than down­
right anarchy, the proper opposite
of which is a good coat of tar and
feathers and a sharp rail. We are
and always haVe Ix-en opposed to
mob violence; we are therefore op­
posed to Mr. Kent's threat that he
will take forcible possession of the
District Attorney's office in this
¡ county; for that is mob violence.
some and now they are called white '
fir. We do not believe their jx< ie
is known, nor do they grow else­
where in S>utne:ai Oregon, if they
do their discovery lias not been
made.
Ou; oldest mountaineers
have never seen any thing like them
The cone i r.ot the same -liape as
the white fir, nor does it grow thy.
same on tlr. stem. Mr. CHapmau
has just brought to town another
«ample of the same tree which lias*
13 cones on, and is milch larger in
growth than the fir-i.one. 1!.
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brought some branches which are
very handsome and in outline are
shajied about like the palm leaf but
the leaves are very hurt and stiff
anil lie do e to the wood or stand
straight up. This white fir idea 1 •
about a» correct a. the "pc uliar
gum” that exuded from the cones
which was linseed oil put on them
by Mr. Chapman.
Sellino’ Out to Close Business!!
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Having concluded to 1 lo-c bu-im-» at this place. I am offering my
large «tock of
FANCY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
Giass Ware, ¿kc., &c.,
A C ORKATI.V
RK1)I CHI ) 1 ’RICES.
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( IKOCKKI es
STAI MT
Sealed Proposals.
Home Seekers, Attention!
FOR §ALE.
\l.l I> l l.oi'o.-\|,s Witt i*. ....
‘ . V.I. ,U 111-.' oi!!, v oí the rn..t, r.
Illi, At itF.' H lint fa.::, mid linil...r up to iwm,
•’ ’’’Uiid !<♦-’<> I" r acre. » li. Ji-* Wot
WedncBdgy. Jjuuiry 5th. 1387.
fumi Grant s Pa-smi North aid * ai Rogne
Kiver. Tibs farm <• aitano 12>. acrwi of
rich riv< r bottom land in cultivation, also
■>a.i' roof the same quality ea ily cleared,
tin* balance is of the tinot » i.-arpine and
other timber and pasture l ui 1. This is a
?.«»1 mill site; county road runs by the
place, good living ii.it r running across
the i lace near building» ; al*' good well ;
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smoke house ami other out buildings;
voting orchard; gankn ami Itoltom land
all under fence ; very healthy locality.
On this farm can Is* raised the finest of
corn, sweet |x>tatoes. mellón», tmnatnes,
I a lies, grain, timothy, clover, etc This
would male several good homes, uo»l as
the climate and other a Ivantage» cannot
Is- . pialli-d in <>r- gon it would Is- wise
h>r eohmists or others to investigalo lie-
1 fore having elsewhere.
Gl ORGE K. GOWAN,
25 tim]
Giant's 1’as.i, Or.
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
Yourse lf and team, buy a.*
Notice of Administrator’« Saie of Per-
son-l Property.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE » FOR GOODS. 1
Wool grower . of Umatilla ■ -unty
The following is an extract from
have formed an association, with a
an address by the National Bi Me
capital of $50,000. The object of
tallic Coinage Association to the
Thanking the publi. ami mv many customers for their patronage in
<»n the rath inst., in Judge Web­ wheat growt rs of the State of Ore­
I.
the past, I can now make it to their
on and to buy, store and ship woo! ster's court in Jacksonville. T. B. gon:
Kent by his attorney, IL K. Han
W ashington , D. C.,
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Ten thousand laborers r< fuse to
September 5, 1S86. 1
nah. requested the Court to hurry
work io hour» in Chicago and strike.
‘ What is the price of wheat to­
up and have submitted to the jury
In a collision with Pinkerton’1 <’<
the case of Kent vs. Colvig, ”lx*fori day? What is the result of tile
tect
tin* jury is discharged,” and noti year’s labor.' Look at the market
reports. During the year ¡.‘>85 the
a striking workman killed.
li d the Court that whether that average price of a bushel of wheat
The Illustrated Graphic News care was decided or not, he (Kent> ‘ in the New York market was $1.07,
published in Cincinnati and Nev. proposed to <ijx.'ii court in Josephine but it must lie retncnibered that that
York, is 011 our table and ont,vin» a county. Judge Wcb-tcr replied to ?? as but half a crop. All tile wheat I
fields of America
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produced only
fm< portrait of Or'-*on » aide Coil Mr. Kent's proposition that "the
257,000,000 bushels, while in the
gre.ssnian, Hon. Binger Hermann, Court is capablle of taking care of year 1884, they yielded over 512,-
with a brief biography of hi. life itself, and will do as it pleases about <xx»,cxx>.
The present crop, the
which appear. clswhen iti this hastening that case,” or language country over, is fairly abundant,
in substance tin- same. Why don't , but how much money ?vill it bring?
is-ue.
Mr. Kent wait until this case is de­ It has cost labor; what do you get?
Begs leave lu inform the pulilie th.it hu is no?v uiei ly i » ate,! on t),(. curner of
Have no feat dwut th. C. X (> cided. Is he not willing to abide ' SILVER WAS nr.MONLTIZEIi IX I S74.
61H AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS. OREGON.
For tin years previous to that
R. R. taking off through Ea- tern the laws, or is he afraid of the re I
,
date
the
average
price
of
a
bv.
-liel
of
With a Ixtrge Assortment of
Oregon.
Whi-mvu it nr \ <
"ii suit. In a letter written to the cd
?vheat
was
$2.109-10;
for
the
ten
from Strawberry valley it will con itor of this jiaper, under date of
I years follow ing the average price of
lied with the (I. & C. The Central Aug. ist, Mr. Kent says that a bushel of wheat was only JU.21
And e?ery thing In be found in a i’irxf-f’laxs xlore, wlii. h I ??illse!l
folks want to coerce tht (>. \ C through neglect to take his oath of 8-10. For ten yeat previous to the
people and should the? not ticcecd office in time "the office became demonetization of silver the averagi*
VERY LOW FOR CASH OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE.
right away, tin. extention may be vacant as far as Mi, Colvig is con price of an ounce of that nu t.d. in
¡..
■ Call and '-cc me before purchasing Tlscwhere.
I the New York market, was Si.32 '4;
delayed.
cerned and l/i statute makes it my 1 for the ten years following, its ave-
2Uf]
fluty to hold over until my successor is ' rage price was $1.169-10, These'
The ex* itcim-nt in California ove;
elected nnd qualified.''
I figures are official -ami they are
the election which comes off the 2d
Mr. Kent, phase allow us to ask significant. Any one can verify
day of Novctnliet is inten
in sone
why y ou stepped aside and allowed | them in the office of the Librarian
of Congress, or by a copy of the
jxirtions of the Slate, and the gen
Mr. Colvig io hold courts in Lake. ’''American Almanac’1 for the cur­
eral result ven doubtful a
to
Klamath and Jackson counties with rent year. At this time an ounce
whether the State will go Heino
out even as much a.- protesting <4 silver is ?vorth in the market only
cratie or Republican
So the l>< t
against his doing so? Please ex 9A cents; what is the price of a
men are elected to ollie.- what’ the ) plain wh? you an- so determined to' ' bushel of ?vhcat? Who can » n that
he will git a dollar for a single
difference ‘
¡hold court in Josephine county' bushel of .this year’s crop? Ho??
Alxmt all that 11 1. been a >111 whether your case i -decided or not? many ?vill be glad to get So cents?
plished by tht gov eminent so f.n We can tell you now and truthfully, ; The truth is tins: While the silver
with it ..ii i to the in.mill.n tiiic and ■ too, that when you knock at the! ' miners have Inst, and are now los-
1 ing, thousands ol dollars by the war
■sale of liquor by its strii t revenue door of our Court of Justice for the
i tare ii ] hhi silver, the wheat growers
laws, ha- been the ilmxling of tile« l’ul I*’"* ol ,ak'"K Ml. Colvig’s .cat have lost, and are losing, millions.
whole count»? with a dm. ? 1 arti from him, not one single voice mill say
It is the o | k * i : boast of East In­
dian speculators (and we quote their
de. It lights pine lnpioi and ell come in.
, words) that "the effect of the de
coinages the manufacture of ini
A new t ra ha- dawned in this dis ! pressimi of silver must lie the ruin
pine liquor, and we tan j 1
it.
trict with regard to the punishment ¡' of the wheat ami cotton interests of
This place is reserved for
From private information w . learn of those w ho do not comply with 1 Aincrie.i and the developiucnt of
\Vm. M Colvig, district India as the chief wheat and cotton
that tile jury foi J,n I -.,n count? h i. the laws
exporter of the world.’’
been dischargctl and the Kt nt.Col attorney elect does not seem to de­
Will you permit it? The re es
tig case then fon continue I
It viate from his lawful duty but goes tablishitu nt of the free coinage of
till . Heel, between Main and ff.
will probably m l e..mc up t^ain ahead in urict accordance with the silvci will picvviit it.
until the next regular term of Cii law . Wv do not l.ivor tile < xtreme
’Phi » nithi fu mail arrived in al
>e»» —‘ •'
1 lilt Volili
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i 1 ’ j J , i ; v J.
o ' onmunty.
’iivininiy,
»il. 04 prohibition still vvi dosai that it buggy Pucsii.av night. Cause, cred-1
Kent’s only shot? to holt! co-.tin w the dut? of tin di.Uwi attorney) itors have attached allstock belong .
Josephine county next ifimith is to,v'
aglliwl all alike| ing U the Um . that was not in mo
ta£e fon’iMt'posse „¡on of
(Th , mil to have no favorites, and this tioil. [latke View Examiner.
Not ico.
ns lie tin cal (. ns to do mid he certain ??i lielievc Mr. Colvig is doing
Dnrintrtlie past year there has
ly is not foolhardy enough to un
I kcii a falling oft in the licenses
ilcrtake that.
paid in Jackson count? outside tin
In reply loan item in the I »el eorpciatc limits of Jacksonville of
Nolte Record of the 2d (list., in $i..' which is owing to tin fact
which that
ipulous < litoi n
that tin la?? has not I k ' ci > cntorcid.
marked that J. Wimei \ Sons so that the liquot trade has Ixx-n
I Hill sell al lhi!» ;<■ \u<
thè lulaihv
bought rice at four and tiv< cent, carried on without license in man? <4 thè
Mll I INERY ani I A\i
GOODS
per pound and sold it to the hands eases
We do not I k *11 c ? i ¡piy of !• inaiiiing in my |>.?* t x.[aii iH-binging (<>
wot!.tug on tin w.1. 11 1 ad at 1
these whisky laws are iqxinthc cot thè eMute <»i \| V McKnight, iiysilvcnt
ami 12 cents |x r pound
The firm red theory bitt if they are enforced flehior. voininenein^ <41
Advantage to Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
GEO. W. R1DDIÆ,
NEW GOODS! I
•NEW
I AVI
PRICES!
'.ST< I.N1-:
BOOTS and SHOES,
VANCI a
DRY GOODS.
L. VANC E.
NOTICE is hendí? given, that in
»iiain- ' of an order ot the County Court ,if
Ihe State of Oregon, for the Cotmt?. „(
Sulkies ail run on wheels. NoTonjiue. Josephine, sitting ax a Court of Prolmte
no slitiiiu. I. irt l Ml- runs < >X E-THIRD made on Ihe sixtli day of Septeinln-r,
I ». Issu, m the matter of the estufan!
easier than the obi .styles Sofil r»y
Thoma» T. Ijvlxe. lute of »aid count?, ile-
JAS. W. WIMER,
ceased. Tin* under igni'd, ndminisiraior
of said estati-, ?vill sell at public »ra tion
Mt’RPHV,.......................... OREGON.
to the highest bidder, on
Also, .\;reiit for the Celebrate I
Saturday, the 9th day of October A D
MASON & HAMLIN
Sulky or Walking Plow.
I »86,
ORGANS and Hl ANOS under tb:* rermx hereinafter stateli, atthe
late residence of the said Thomas T lo­
be,*, deceased, Near Waldo in -aid Ju,,.,
pittile ( ounty, the following mentioned
per oi.al property, to-wit :
Tin e co??»; J i.e 4 year-old steers;
Four 3 year-old steers; Four 2 year-old
steers; >ix veariings ; One herse: Lot , if
ha? by the ton : Wheat by the bt.-hel,
and I.it ' -I I" .¡at". .
,
Sale to i" minen, e at 10 »’clock in the
forei.i-ut <>f saiddav, and continue until
the said property is -old.
TERMS OF SALE;—One third of th>
¡ Lid to b.' paid ili cash, b'danee on ria
months tim.-, ?vith interest fi un date oi
sale at the rate of eight |x*r cent, p r im­
mun, to be »eeiMH «1 fiynos*, with approves!
. eur.l v. All i viipi-rly tu I k * sittli-d lor an
above liel'uH* delivered.
TV. J. WIMER,
Adinit'isirator of the estate of 1’hoin i- X.
I’vhee, deceased.
September 7tli, l»..*i.
il'ltif
Th.* atwive sale is po-.tjK.-nc 1 until Octo-
' ber : Otli, Is L>.
for Jmept.ime County.
Address,
JAS. Vf. WIMER
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IN T i f K (’(rt NTY GOURT»>f t he County
hi loHvphine, State of Oregon.
[ IN the matter <>I the Estate of Rosina As
J «each, »le.-e.ise'I.
To Mary il.iii < d , Airgnst Hansen,
( lias. Hansen, Ellvnur Ilansen, Sophia
!’a j j-n, I < nisi Han -en. E uulki Han.xeii.
rr.-ilriel-. i Han-en. Von an-hereby nui-»
■ fhx! to ;,| pear bcioit* the undersigned.*
■ on the
Qth Day of October, 1826,
and show cause, ii any cx H m , ’.vhy an or*?
tier of sale slkouhl mit be made, to S“ll thi>
real pr<>p ri'. beloinring to sai l estate, to<
• pay <»fi tht- imlehti'iTne's nf same as
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<’>l U»r in the petition <»f the ivliiiiiitsfralor
, "i said real estate, to wit.'
The Hiniivi h'd half of tlic (•’lowing <!i!-»
-» riiMsi tract of lain!: T! e S I' 1. of Se«\
ti-.i 5 , township N'» 4), S R " W, mi l
the s \V 1 . u the S W ’» of Set* 4 T;» 4 >.
S R 7 W.
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VOTE T--I\ THE MATiEKOE FI IE
, » • tafe of ?>L A. aJcKnight, ins»»lvcnt
(1,'btt-rThe under, une I having ln-< !•
July sale;ted- asHigneo-t f the estate of tin?
above n^intnl insolvent debtor, under ami
By virtue of an act of tla* legislntive «e-
>i nilily of the State of < >rtv«»n, <»ntiHe<l air
SHERER & JUDSON.
AUCTION SALE!!
Country Produce. Hides, Furs, j n..-
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Give me a call and be Convinced.
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S. A. GREENE & SON,
Main St., - - - Grant's Pass, Or.
' h ¡«‘-a ■ th ■ R. It Sh »
GUNSMITH'S.
Notice For pi’vhcat’.en.
Guns, Revolvers, Pistols and
t . 8. I. IM> < Ij-j. ¡, |.(
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■ '•! i:' . O k ., Oct. '.lb, 1 sSC, i
. X ?i e is lierel y given that the fotlov.-
:n_'n.i:no<( settler has hied notice of his
intention to make tina! ¡ imí in sup|>i>it of
hw claim. .V|,| that ,id |.!.».i »¡¡1 bo
made U i .re tl»*
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AMENI T I < > N
fisiiig-TirtU. Callery. Fire Woris, &?. ir.
REPAIRING. A SPECIALTY.
W All work guaranteed
Store AND
tween teal editorial* and bl ick mail. rooms ot tin St..tf Board of Itnmi
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Not >< v I - It«'! I
gratioti in this uty wli .h have at
iiitf
nninr.I
setth
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tihil
notice
t hi«
Mon.* outrages arc reportes i in traded much attention and causcti
intention to makctinal pro^f in Hup; rt of
Mexico. umici date of (kt
I2th. the sccrctar? of that l'.sl? a gn .1 his ela.in, ami li.at >ai«l pr»«»( will be
or < b rk of the
Thoinaa Brow ii w is brutalh beaten deal of ■ • ..icitm!I'lic »¡s cimvn- in.nl»' It h'l-e the
■HltltV » « »tirt »4 *• »•MjJiiiH» .on.,!. Or nt
by Mcxu an ¡s>!i < nwi. shot nt ami were submitted to Prof. Hendct on,
»«s « n
N»»v.27th. IS m ',
of the Pt land High School, who
\ ■ Il»» ii 1. < 1 r» »«s. H«»iui -»tea.! Entrv N<>
thased ; '
:h ; . G mde . The Could see
no differ, nee betw»**»! them 44 4 i»»r (1
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great wh de ??
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i boots ami coms <>f
>f tl,<
tht white
w liitc fir. Well, W ; X 1
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1 iwin»-* thu
,Hij wit-
of .»mall tish
louth, that is just what they arc, and it is
tO
(»rove hi« <*ontin utti 1,« n'Miilviiee
draws in fish, w.i
id all then enough to wri mg an cxxspeiatid ' poti, Mil»1
\.ltioil<»f,
lun-i, vis:
smile
from
an
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Oregon
mountain
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hn
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close ;’u
»»f tirint*« r,»«*.. Daniel
ecr of thirty six years’ experience M dh *»»4. V« it rimr«t»m, H »ra«v Rev-
the water out th1
that immense to hear .**> much discussion over so mo M j ». ut Woll < r»\»k, -•"'•»•¡»hin 'A- i int v.
< irntun.
i'll 1«. W, J» H\-n,.\.
network of coi...
simple ■ matter.
The white fit,
Kt'^intcr,
the fish for I
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hen
g
row mg on rich In'tlom soil,
ns the Uniteti
1 growth but when
States will do M.
NOTICr r OR PUBLICATION.
i in course of is of ver?
ging irtini sterile, sum? ground
time she will I k
iwn into the
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shrub ami liearx
great mouth nov
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cii, the sub
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NiRfc» 1I« hrn h> ,'i»vn that thv follow­
atame blown
t sir Mexico trans ti el * > Tl.:- •» t sjKvi tllv true when
Itili hillAC» 1 «sitier h.»« Hie 1 n<4aw <»i hi.«
tonne 1 into t> hin ►xket of the
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rt m! |*r»*»i iirnpi. rt «4
south hillsides intent.»« i
amotq g broken rockw and exposed to
United Slate...
* Jmta* <>r < erk of the
the se otihing rays t >f the summer tli*'k» hr|<
CWUi!) cot
-•eephim»<vunty.
Mia» H iv
mit of “Grey- .it Hrants IXlMA lirvgMii. 01 >.t! irlay.
is the name of • sun.
back
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mountum,
in
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young worn 111 re cently cimfinned at
'him-oun N»»venP''er
X.M«, \i..
IL»ni>- Rev*
«1 entr\ V,». »is, fi r the
Lundy Island by the \ isiting British t?. amt on the r south sitie of Ash■ noM.« Hot
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Bishop of Exter
If there is .in? land peak, irrj., Kck s. iu, it is frequent- ¡ lie n.i’D •»« th-? ?»!!.»« inr M tih »«, » to
h met with. [M creury
thine in a mh «, •h-? ugk: : ’
pn*vr hi« » HitmihMi« res; tenet» upon
most agreeable md pleasin', r
Win Chapman of Kerby, an old » u'hvaii« a ti; «mi Limi vi.* Johi
'•(Gt.int*- Ta
person. [Review
resident of Southern Oregon discov I II 1 * i'hnr
•»»»» lb’»i
M <
cntl the
rml to •loRpphin»’
The? r
Gi;\Xr’s
i’.\s>. Oui .
.a
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Market.
AHLF A MESSERVE
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Propi J.
Gimvr’g pass.
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
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' “ine« s i»»r the 1»»»' d -fit <4 vieditar'*, appmv-
'tuber IS, 1*74, and nnttm.Jnjrnta
t‘lcr r” approve»! February 24, is«’», all
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’■ hivlni’f' !m ava’hM *:d<! osf'i« -
arc hereby notified to [ lesi iit the same tn
meat my plait- t»i j-. •i.’.vme in («rant-»
Pass. Oregon, »hily \ ritied, a Lv law r»-
l'iin-d. w i-ldn thri'e months fron/thc <lah>
in reof,
E. M. NICKERSON,
Assignee.
Oranit I\ im , Sept. ¿2. LS>4:.
— J>ea!i-rs in —
Monday, Nov. Ist, ’886,
writes as follow
"Our bills show against an? the? should I k - against
that the ii. ■ bought
t the w i-.'nn all.
at I n’J.K k I’. M . an I troni <lav loda?
therea'ter until all are s.1.1. al ihe <.|,j
road. July ugh 188?. cost us laid
IHOSI STRANG! CONES.
-ail.ilfiy »li. p in ai- III., t'.n hikk olHce.
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down on the road, >
• j 1 : t • JI.
I .M M< K’ KsnX.
SclBitcn How lldt»r« it Over n Very
VMignce.
we selling it at leu cent-, on the
Stmplti Problanv
road.” The editor of that pa|x-r
Not.c • Fcr Publication.
A butwh of cone - wen sent from
< oi;M it M MX A 1'KoXI S ts ,
does not know the diffeii-m < I k Josephine county. :iscntly. to the
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For tli ■.-.ire, nuMuteuaiice, niin-in * ,
mg, tukicco, medicine uu,i m,.lì1'rrfj .,
t<*:ulance ol t . tuitv pu'.qter:«, an,| the(.2r
known ax "Mate pmqier«," i..r the
?
of'.mu vear, cooimimcing February la
ISS7. Bids may In- made ^-r capita,
dav, »>r by the we ok
1 '
Thi'piúli '*> whom the contract »1^11
be awarded will 1st re.pnred to bun ab
hit own exix-nsi-, and in a traitable nj2*
ner. all pau|x-rs who ihe imdi r hi», h lr,K
during thu i on Li i mam-e of said i-..iiu;1"t
All bids must be a.i-omponieil with
Isiinl m the Slim of ll.ooo vimliti,,,,A
that if the bi i I k - aen-pteil, the contra, tor
will outer into an ¡igr-vuient an.l I .,„j u
faithfully ilischarge rhe requirements-«
the i-oi,tract
The County Court, res tvcs the ri..|.t t.
reject anv an.l all bids.
Itone by order of the County
SeptenilKT xessioii. KSiC
'
ÇH AS K. ( H GNSI.Oü
Clerk.of Josephine Co., (>r
Grant* I'a-x, Oct. 12, 1XS(J
igutf
• -
mutton
1
ron. at Grant » ly ,.s, (.1,-.s.,tlll.
■bi? N "? g th. 11, viz. t’i.arlev fc
.»la«II»»r»I, rb'lih-stfxKr t'lirrv lv>.
L»r
n -' j
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of N. W
i. >
- g . ij.
». 1;.
W,Mt \v. M.
Il' naines |G* follo»ing witnesses tu
prove b.« eontimious c i.iem .. m on. ami
, e'lltnation of, Kil¡,| 1|n,| vix. ,|ac„|,
inter, idem Wimer. l.<‘i?is Htnriig,
let:. I son Wimer, all of Murpliv.J.si ohim:
(. ounty, ( Irvgon.
CHAS. W. JOHNSTON.
Register.
Notice For Publication.
FORK ? kU’SAllE.
I . S laxo O ffice ,
)
R >>i.ia kt ,, O r ., Svpt. 28.
AND BOLOGNA,
Notie. i-Ju p.;,,- ;i?,.:1 that'thc follow
Bacon find Ln rd
mg-named .»ettler has filed notici* of his
intention to make final pri.J in support
ALWAYS ON HAND.
"I liisclaini, and that said p,
«¡11 be
Meat Pelivi red any plan in Town made liefore tin II.-_ -:< r er Receiver o¡
the I » I u.r 11",
;.f |:,,M.|„lr., (1,
Bought since th. Sweeping lledueti.m in freights, front flic East, and
salmd i.. Nov. l-ab. Is-,, ?iz: J...V.! .
FREE OF < HAKGI .
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l
y
i.*,
1
p.
empi:
.ii
1>. S. Xo- 4.111 for
marked down at Bottom Priu s. J also n il the
E"t' ? 1. mid '.i, and N. E.', of
A Sifff JJj
r¡IU2“sSl)ll-l!tj.
U-II BRAI LD DAVIS \ FRUGAI SEWING MACHINE,
' 4. '
au I 1 ut No. 1. See. 21.
H' IM. s l!.„ Wi-t. W. M.
He
mm,
*,
th,,
fullowing witaetses to
which 1ms no equal in ease of mai ageuu nt and great range of work.
prove I > coiilinuons p.^idencc „j,,,,. an,t
ultn.u. i! of. said land, via
Ja.»>’
My ol.i.-ct i- to make it to ti,.* inte». 4 of th. ». having cash or pro
■ ' link
,e '
hu- t»> tradì» with me.
MARSHALL N ú SON
( b;¡- \T libatili, allo! Graut-l'a-.». J,-«e
|>bine county, Oregon.
• ». M. «'Ill LF.S.
I III* !
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I !! a -. \V.
Register
Having o|Ktwd a Family Groe, ry. I hereby announce to the public that
I have a new and well h lected »tin k of
GROCERIES, CONI Is H(i\EKII X AMI TABLE WARE.
New Store
New Goods
GO TO THE SUPPLY STOKE
Por
’-m
General
N
Mining Siijrjilics
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'.EV
t
Mt IT
r,<
> ari > ix ( ;
Main street, r.pp. rite the Depd.
Di'al-rxiii
m t Jnneetiun a
R. ST AI RANT,
ss-it lira hnnirr...
t'i.rars ami TiJ.aii o.
Nirts and ('aiidk-.,
ICE CREAM ' '
iiraiigi*,, Ixnworm, I
-
mid other Fruits
? Werk, and
III C*nmx4i>>n with tin- al»>ve is a
Prop’r.
IM» VP.IK.S KJ.l'i
Ul.Xf.s,
K er
Kl II
Etc.,
Ite..
S. ip!i> and Fancy Groceries.
sf(K K.
noi
L'r". irvl r
n"
TRtvn.lXi; PIJ.lt.
» Ttl T.\n,\ MXlt.xos AXD \ri>Nfi"X
livery Subic in Conn-vtinn
J. CHAPMAN
Grant's Pass Variety Store,
••Il I \M A ( HARM (N, Fnqw.
and Groceries
C UAH LES DECKER,
I.RW'S
J. C. GIUAM.
Fiist-Cldss l unch Room.
Wjldo, Oregon.
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