I ■ -
HIE ( 01 RIE fanner to take his stuff to the -tore,
......... —......... but the store keeja-r mu«t find a
JACKSONVILLE
.Ifflcill Pd'.'.r Oi J-.’j:.?, C..a7, c«’t”«ner the more customers the
more competition. As the matter
NOV. 5 stands now, we are sending away
FRIDAY.
for nearly every thing. Is it any
Hegi.tt-'re I at the f’<> .«Dittici* in wonder there is no money? If it
P.isH, Ore., a* S<*cond-( 'las* M were not for the miners (which for
very shame, were also unrepresented .1. <’. W JI I I’ I».
('ORRESIN)NDEN! E. at the big bazaar "beg pardon"
General < .’out motor
.Mechanics fair) we would indeed be
We invite corresixinddHT iron
in
a
sorry
plight.
That
won't
last
lion* on subjects of local and <
—IN-
forever, it is like a person living on
Irrest*.
Withes
h
letter
tlte
name
and
capital.
Go
into
Granta
Pan,
you
»• 11 i I l l 11 »• 1 ' I 1 '
1
t ,
-
of tin* sender is r ,'iir I, < | will find fruit tn cans brought from
»ent for i>nb!i-ati .a
California a thousand miles, toina- MARBLE, STONE or GRANITE.
!
toes from the same place, and yet
editorial notesand k I—Well I do not know what to write
-
to do the case justice. I will just
There are now no Chin add that a certain store keeper had Cemetery Work a Specialty.
Cn cent Citv
written to Portland for butter, think
1
---------------
of that, bringing butter from Port
Mr«. S G. Wright has bl land. Ah yes, perhaps some that
ALL ORDERS BY LETTER
pointed by the Del Norte "as on exhibition at the fair. *
♦
i
board to the office of County .
Promptly Attended To.
LOST IN THE STORM
Sujierintendent.
AKRIY VL AND DI PARTI R!. M Ml «
GRAM'S PASS ACADEMY
J AC KSON Vt LLE 1*1 R ECT< > R V
i rom <; hi sis r is» to irr» • xT (.1T
Daily Exempt Smt Uv.
. . Grant » Pas«, li i. m . Arrive 1 «
i well -known School will lie open for the Fall Term on
FROM lilttsr.« f l»» To UAI4VK.
Leaves Saturday
Arrives (»am • day).
« Wuw
ou n n hui r ».
i Hliee open every day exe.'pl Sunday
from " :30 a . m . to k :.’;o n. **• Open Sun!
day from 8ÁW to In i. it.
J. W. How im>, p \|
First Monday in September. 1886
W ith
ROGUE RIVER
a
F ull C orps of C ompetent T eachers .
Rate« of Tuition for Non-resident Pupils :
PRIMARY- S a . oo
P er T erm
GRAMMAR SCHOOL -$5 00 ”
ACADEMIC—>8.00 ”
*
OF
« »
T welve
» >
SOCIETY NOTICES.
G raft ' s P i «« L oimie , N o . K4, a . h
\. M.—Meets in their hall, Odd Fell,
building. Friday evening on or ta-fiiri- fhZ
full nu« hi .
Y'¡sitin’ brothers cordially
invited to attend.
J. W. How irf ), W YI
«....*..
•
«L T. < » 1 LYIN’. Sec
’v
W eeks .
»r
> »
» >
»»
An Extensive High-Grade Course of Study.
GRUR1 ER
For Particulars, Address
HENRY L BENSON, A. M., Principal.
*
A
NATIONAL DRUG
Further Detail, of the Great Disas­
-4
Goi.lat s iti II . 1. O.O. F.— Meets every
Saturd.iv evening at 7 :3‘) at their hall IH1
Sixth street. Visiting brother» cordially
invited to attend.
' *
Josi-pu Moss, N. G.
J ( I fxxix «». See’v.
K i urn vn.ia: I. oiko :, N o . .15, I. (». o g
—Meet» every other Saturday evening
Visiting brothem cordially invited to a(!
tend.
Dix’t, H i nt , N. G.
S. W. Fornii s, Sce'v.
ter on the Qulf.
The rate of taxation in Ifi
O kkson S t ., J acksonville , O ils .
county, Cal., '.opted by the N’f.w ORLEANS, Oct. 16.—It is
1’. of II. Josephine l.islgi1, 179, ineeisat
DR. W. F. KREMER. Prop’r,
Grant's Pass, first Sat urdiv of each month
for th- ensuing year, i > two a now learned that overt-ighty five of
nt
11 o'clock a . it.
W. M. P ollock ,
the inhabitants of Johnson's Bayou The Rogue River Distillery,
half dollars jx-r thousand.
Main Street,............................................. Grant’s Pass, Oregon.
W. M.
first their lives in the storm. Forty
B. ixxih l.oisii:. I. <>. G. T., 4:i;t—Meets
■o
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
Hon. Chas. W. Johnston, of their bodies have been recovered
every Friday evening at Halt 's ball.
U. S. Land Office, Rose bur» and consigned to graves in the shell
J R H all , W.UT
T 11 E
I’ropr.
• been appointed administrator
«'hiiethe decomjxrsmgcorpses JOHN A. HANLEY
| of the remaining forty-five lie fester­
OVERLAND TO ( ALHORMA
—DEALEIt IN—
[Communicated J
ing in the marshes. Radford was
—VIA—
very thickly settled and when the
Letter No. 6.
Drugs,
Patent
Medicines,
storm began Tuesday, every body
Oregon & California R. R.
Caton & Garrett, General Agenta.
Somcivh.it of a detraction from took to their homes and waited with
AND CONNECTIONS.
Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
agricultural matters you will say, 1 bated breath the fate which they ) Kinney A Woltem, Agenta, Medford.
—
Time,
’2 l-’J Davs.—
but to me any thing ill the way of foresaw, The waters began rising, I
Perfumery,
Toilet
Articles,
Fare
from
Portland
to Paa Francisco. $32,00.
manufacturing is so intimately con the wind swept them through the
Niti:, i \ mi i/n:i!iTi:ii OFFICIAL PAPER
Fare
from
Portland
to Sacramento. $30.00.
• nected with the welfare of ottr com loner stories of the buildings, driv-
Shulder Braces, Trusses.
munity that it I have fallen into tin ing frightened [>eople into the attics
Close Connection» made at Ashland
rut of fault finding, believe me, it and upon the roofs. By io o'clock
—Article of—
with the stage.« ot the California, Oregon
is front a feeling of well wishing to the first ridge, which was twelve
A Idaho Stage Companv.
the county in which I live. How feet above sea level, was ten feet
(DAILY* EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
can I hojte myself (selfishly if you under water. House after house BOURBON, RYE
E ast S ide D ivibiox .
will) or any one of my fellow farm fell in or was swept away, either
o
—And—
BETWEEN PORTLANDS ASHLAND.
ers to get along if men in our towns, burying the doomed people in the
— O F —
M ail T rain .
or in fact out of them, is go around debris or hurling them into the hiss
Pure Wines and Liciuors for Medical Purposes.
LEAVE.
CORN WHISKEY,
VIRIVI-:.
with their hands in their pockets ing waters. The village of Radford ,
I’i'itlaiiil S:iiO a . m . Grt's Ks.« 1 :I() a . m .
and nothing to do. \Ve want their and Johnson Bayou were destroyed
—In Quantities and at—
lir’tHl’a»» 1 :2-l a . m . Ashland. 4 :<*• i. m .
hands at work and coin in their as completely as if an invading
Ashland.
S :45 e. m . < il l '.« Pas.« ID
pockets.
army had done the work. For
Physicians’ Prescriptions Compounded Day or Night. Grt’» Pass 11:10 r. M. Portland. 3.45 i *. m .
PRICES TO SEIT.
¡/■t us look about us and see ivhat twelve hours the storm raged. Of
A lbany E\ i hi
T eain .
benefit the rush to the mechanics' 8,000 head of stock which once the
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
fair has done for us here. Has the bayou boasted 6,000 are drowned, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
JOSEPHINE COUNTY,
A FINE LINE OF CIGARS ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND. Portland 4 :00 p. m . Lebanon.
great exhibition done anything for while the remainder will die of
Lebanon. 4:45 a ..** Portland 10:05 a . m .
us, or to put it properl)’, have we thirst, as all the water is salt. There
KKRHYVH.I.Il DIRECTORY.
Fnllmcn Palace Sleeping Cars
«lone anything for th«- exhibition, is no way of ascertaining valuations,
Daily I>etwe-n Portland and Ashland.
and will any lieneficial results fol- hence suffice i‘. to say that the town«
!
NOTICE
!
!
NOTICE
!
!
The I).
('. R. R. pi rr)* makes Con­
UNION HOTEL.
low? True we have, through the 1 are destroyed and abandoned,
nection si'h all the Regular Trains on th»
enterprise of the S. P. 1). ¿it L. Co.
B kaumont , T ux ., Oct. t6 -The One of Best Hotels in Southern
East Side Division, from foot of F street.
exhibited a few articles, but what train which went toward Sabine
THOSE DESIRING TO SETTLE IN
Printed at Grant's Pass, Oregon.
is that, it is but a drop in the bucket yesterday as far as the track allowed
W i :. t Sim: Division.
Oregon.
of what we could have done. These returned hen- at 8 p. m. Fifteen
BETWEEN PORTLANDS ( ORVAI.I.M
reflections were brought to my mind bodies were recovered on the high
Mail. T hais .
GOOD TABLE! 1
through seeing the advertisement I land, called the back ridge, west of GOOD BEDS!
i:
arrive .
And the Is'st of Ai-commodations.
Will do well to consult the undersigned at
Portland, i
a . , m . ('<» v.illi« 12:25 r.x.
of the holding of the fair, and of the Sabine, and were buried. Six Ixxlies
Corvallis. I :3 I r. u. Portland li: 1.» I’. M.
rush going down on Wednesday of women were recovered on the
Al < 'or vail is connect with train« of (>. I’,
POINT,
Jiiclcson
County.
CENTRAL
night, ami the straggling before.
Connected with this hotel is a
west shore of the lake, two colored ;
for Yaquimi Bay.
One day last week 1 was examin and four white
W.
J.
WIMER,
IN THE CENTRAL I*ART O1 THE
Exrttr» T hais .
-FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLE.--
ing a wagon, brought here some
i . eavi :.
ahuve .
2,ot» miles or more, for sale. Well'
Railroad News.
lioyrto liivtT Willey, on the < > «Nr
Ilnilroael.
Mrs. Ellen Ryder, Proprietress.
Portland . t ..'»0 n. m . M'Mn’vlIe s :ta) r.w.
the wagon was jioorly made all
M’Mn’viHe 5:47> a . m . Portland .9:00 a . ji .
S an F rancisco , Oct. 24 A so­
through, the woodwork was jHiorly cial dispatch to the Call from New K kkiivvii . i . k , ..... . (taiuox. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. The Shipping Point for the principal portion of the grain producing Local ticket» for sale and bug«rs'’R
part of the County.
jointed, poorly ironed and poorly York says: The directors of the
■ hi k. I nt 1 'onipnny ’ iqetown
painted, as I sqid lx*fore, it was a Northern Pacific railroad company
corner Pine and S' cond ati-e(.t«.
WILLIAM NAUCKE
Address or call on C. MAGRUDER, Central Point, Oregon.
for principal point« in California can"only
poor wagon all through. Some1 have appointed a new second vice
be procured at the Company'» oHi<m,
-KF f Th-
farmer will probably buy that wag­ president for the Pacific coast to re­
Choice Land for Salo.
on and wonder, six months after side at Tacoma Adtia Anderson,
Flouring Mill and Farm Corner F and Trout Streets. FGrttand. Oregai.
wards, why he did it. If one of ottr present chief engineer of the com­ DRY GOODS à GROCERIES
TWO IH’NDRED Acres of eboice land
Freight will not le received for ship­
FOll SAKE
blacksmiths had put up a wagon pany, was selected. Two commit­
HTBSURIITION RATES:
in Yamhill county for sale, IS inik'4
ment after 5 o'clock 1‘. m ., on either the
l or gissl L.irgains in th.' line of
like that lie never would have: tees have also liecn apfiointed, one
Southwest of Portland. The wagon road Situated on Murphv ('reek, Josephine East or Wc.-t Side Divisions.
R. KOEHLER,
E 1'. ROGERS.
heard the end of it, as indeed he to endeavor to secure an adjustment Hals. Caps. Bools and Shoes or General Groceries
leading to it from Portland is mecuda- county, Oregon, eight miles south of
Manager.
G F. A l’ass. Agt.
Pass, a First-el.iss 1 -Lot RING
One year (in advance)
should not. ' The farmer will say of disputed accounts lietween the
$2 25- niize I four miles and double tracked live Grants
MILL, with Patent Machinery, doing
And everything in the way of
that he was coni|>elled to buy an Northern Pacific and the Oregon «t
Six months............
The
I 25- miles more. The remaining nine miles is good work an I has u good eustoin
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
imported wagon, and unluckily got Transcontinental company and one
excellent road. Fine springs on the land. FARM contains ttlSO acres of land: .50
MINING SUPPLIES.—
Three
months
acres in elover, an I over 100 acres under
hold of a bad one. So far I lielicve upon the relations between the
75- Price, |2,000. Enquire of, or address
cultivation; also goo I Orchard, good CENTRAL HOTEL!
there is but one factor) in this state Northern Pacific and the Oregon
Single copy
W. .1. WIMER.
io.
House and Barns and irrigation ditch.
ls-tll
that manufactures vehicles of all Railway and Navigation company. Th ise m ¡siting bargains should call on
, Fine situation tor a dairy farm. Can ir­
GRANT’S PASS, OREGON.
kinds. That factory started under In these steps the friends of the
rigate almost any part of the plant. For
WILLIAM
NAUCKE.
further
particulars
.
all
or
addn-ss
all kind of difficulties and discour Oregon company see a prixspect of
agements, |K*oplc were prejudiced resumption of more harmonious re­ Ki miri n i l:,
< >11» GON.
LEWIS STRONG, Murphy, Oregon.
This Hotel has been thoroughly’
— ooo-
against
list home mattut
man u lure« and it lations lietween these systems, lmt
renovated anil
was only
< , through
„ Tfreat persevet the officers of the Oregon company
N. DELEMATER,
*
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
ance and pluck that success was as are not prepared yet to admit the
AHLF à MESSERVE
Propr’s.
R efurnished
T hroughout
—IIEAIFB IS —
sured. They proied lievond doubt probability of an adjustment
J. JORDAN, - Proprietor.
M (ix S treet ,
G ram ' s P as «.
DHY GOODS à GROCERIES
THE
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILL FINI
(.RANTS PASS, OREGON.
Druggist and Apothecary,
!
NOTICE
Towns of Southern
Oregon
Market
And kuupK coiiHtantly on hand
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS.
<>t alci,
of the < >rc^on Railw.n H ats , C aps , Bixrrs and S hoes ,
The Commercial Hotel is the best regu­
scut here to sell. Want of capital Tint
,(|
(o)— -
Nal i.gation compatii bi th« it
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork, lated Hotel is this part of Southern Ore­
— \ N l>——
" i i o it hutderumx
.levant io
to wtcce«-.
• tore
G
„h b
no formal action
gon. Guest« will always find the Is-.st of
Wealthy men wo >uld find plenty of ■I>VCIl
Generili Mining Supplies.
i accoinnuslations, and the tables nupplied
MUTTON,
funds tvhe- with or build houses tn
i w ith the )»'»t the market afford».
rent to the workmen employed in
The Fine Art*.
Is Connecte 1 With This House.
Tin *«' wishing gi««l bargain« must not
PORK-SAUSAGE.
the Ln tore, to build a store for the
TERMS REASONABLE.
fail to call at the
T1IE [31 BAK
tf IS 8ITPLIED WITH TIIE
The novel and new machine on
sale of groceries to these men and
AM) BOLI )GNA.
others etc., but not a dollar for the exhibition bv J J Randall anil wife
Kerbvville P. O. Building.
Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
.1
WALDO DIRECTORY.
factory itself, the mainspring of all. at the Mechanics' Fair haslieenone Ki RBVV il I., .
• • O regon
Bacon and Lard
It was so in our sister state Califor of the attractions, and is an inven­
While the Reading Table is
nia, but she has long ago thrown tion which cannot fail to liecotne in
WAI.IM)
HOTEL.
KERBYVILEE
off the yoke ot dependance and now general use. With this machine,
ALWAYS ON HA n D.
S( PPI.IEI) WITH THE LATEST
WALDO, OREGON.
l’Ul'! H
wc ini|H>rt these thing-, from her any painting or photograph may be r. M MILLER, - -
NEWSPAPERS.
imrselves. Portland is using street drawn or enlarged in a stile equal
1 >c| •<i it n let it
J. A. PECKHAM, proprietor .
cars from there. We have here in to the original Any child can mas
—The Best I If—
Southern Oregon as fine woods as ter the art in a short tune, It is
GOOD BED.’!
GOOD TABl.E! A
I RLE OE CHARGE.
catt lie found any where, with, I In- not only a useful article, but will
And the liest of accommodation.«.
lieve, the exception of hickory, lmt furnish great amusement to the
Has recently liven supplied with a A Share oí the Pnbltc ratrenage Solicited.
our second growth ash seasoned as voting at home in tl’.e evening
In connection with this Hotel, I have a
fine selection of
it ought t<> be, will do fully as well. Fite cost of the machine is but
..t one Can is- Supplì .I .u RcaMUiable Price«
z. large an<l commodious
Our white oak is a beautiful wood, dollar, with the shading material ,s
I propose to keep a strictly first-
BARN AND CORRAL,
but to cxjieet to go into the woods and instructions included, These
co
CHEAP
FOR
CASH
class house. Give me a call.
fra
ami chop down t tree and expect machines will In* found at 22<)'j
¡th the best water facilities in the
county.
to make a first class wagon out of First street, rooms 6 and 7. where K» «m i n i r,
c
3
t tamos
J. B. HUTCH,
it is rviliettlous Could we have the all other information may l>c tab
US
and
everything
necessary
to
do
first
RATES VERY REASONABLE. Grant’.« Pas.«
ra
o
capital needed we could mike n tained. [World
Oregon
RICHARD P G Ft )RGE
S-s
No pain* will In* spared to make guests 1
showing of wagons not a whit in
A
ixnnfortabh*.
So
far
as
known
only
two
— Kei'i* the Finest—
salmon
ferior to the imported, and how
much more satisfactory, Go into have been able to climb the fish
ativ store in our county seat and ladder at (Iregoti City The second
J- WIMER & SON.
:
< )1< 1<
you will find brooms Living around one was captured at Albani Thurs
Have the largest »tore in .hwphine
that themselves know are interlo­ day He would Iw valued mote In
l.i'l'iore
McCallister’s Soda Springs,
county, which i« im X;U f.«-t, ttnd two
pers as with the exception of the the friends of the ladder than by a
Morie*, filled with
Situated <>n the X< »rth F< rk of Butte creek,
Which willin' executed promptly
wire, can just as easily and mote took. [Ex.
— IU %l.*o Kill* Till: —
mile« from Jaek.sonville, in a cool can­
cheajile l>e made here So it is with
yon near Mt. MclaUlghlin, an' a delight­
ami in neat style
wash tubs, hoards and many things \ gì ' i in i hi M \ ran; m rm
ful resort for
\t*rv Best Bi.tmls ot Cigars,
*
astate of M \ Mi Kmziii. in
i '
made from pine wood. Instead w« debtor
I'hv undersigni'd having hi'ii
IXiii't
fail
to
call
at
the
WE BUY Fol! < ASH,
bring these tlu;> ,s t: -m the L ist dlllv «elei ted a»«unus* < I the estate of tlu>
AT REASONABE RATES
N
DS!
made front pi:-.e infiti"t to -m own alane named in«..I vent debtor, under .nul THE KERBYVII.LE SALOON
AND SEI.I. FOR CASH,
Tlii>««'
water»
im*
highly
medicinal
, enr-
I
an
act
of
the
legisLilns
»«
Furniture, we excel in the wood« "
«e n i bl y of the Male oi I iri'gon, entitled an
ing in a short time
Gire Honest Weiiil and Measure.
used in til*-* 'iisttit tc it of tin .uti act
to «••■ un- io cii'dilots a ju«t dn isioii ol
cle. anti yet I will « irrant we were the estates of ifi'btors m I io convev to as-
SING LEE
DYSPEPSIA
entirely unrepresented in any of sinei « for the Ism 'tit of creditors, approv
TUI. BKHT
TRAVELERS. MINERS’ AND And all Summer Complaints, as well a»
these articles. All new settlements ed Itetohcr Is. 1x7». and amei dments
Sjiecial attention given to
many
approved I eliruan 24, Iss-i, all
Washing, honing and Fluting.
suffer from such lethargy to a greater Ihervtn
FARMERS' SUPPLIES.
|s rsotis li ning claims aaamst said estañ­
CHRONIC
DISEASES!
or less degree, an«l it lavs with our ar«* lu rein u-4;.t«sl to pres«*nt ths sain«* to All kind* of p'.iiu and lanux w >rk done.
The
i«|.riii-_
’
«
jr>
ea»v
<rf ai .-ess, and par
.« ids to Mi/ L oa lung >1 will cun un at lu) pia.« of n -i.lcme in tiraulta
Legal Blank and County Work
S \Tt<r MTh»\ <iV \K WTFEP
lie« „I,,,
w;it„,.,i «„... f.,r , „,„,.¡1,^
ttnue We farmers must find a mar H«»s Gregon, duly verilh J. a« by law re­
w it li i «a three months fn»m lb«* date
• mt ..m Is- a<i«.tiin:<-l.it. d m ¡th cabin« at
ill al*>» take contra, t* |*t*r
ulioppim;,
ket f«»r our productions, and tl e quited.
trifling expunge.
hcnsif
1 M MCKI l;«nx.
OFFICE on M un St Iwtwtcn
t b aring, etv.
l<est ftieml a lai met has is a me-
S MH \1 I l-Ti:R. TY»p.
rhauic It is a’l ven- well fur the Grant* l'a««, «ci't
Water for sail, at .1 It lint« h'H and
V ad. I • •
Ml
nit. re« k
ith and stli Giant < Pa.-, (.hegon
G ()
L R
THE EUE (Hk Ü 11,1111)
O IE
Flour. Clacked Wheat. Com Meal
|< >l
I
I
If
HEALTH-GIVING TOSI!
\\
Choice Goods in Every Line.
I
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