Selling Oui tu Close Business!!
Cot 'retipondttnee.
tion from fire and good pure water
Home Seekers, Attention!
th?y did, six l>eing in favor of it.
to drink and all other p'.i p- - •
Up to Friday they remained th'
G rants P ass , N ov . 8, '85.
FOR SALE
We will then l»e able to do away
same,
but
all
at
o-ce.
a
change
a
’
E
d
.
C
ourier
:
—
If
you
deem
the
with
unhealthy
surface
water
such
.ilcisl Paper of IntHlii Cnity. Oregor
(>
Il Hi " KI - of tine farm .n,,i
,
together too marked came over f. ar few lines I may write worthy of as we are now c<»nipclled to use.
T n.l f ,r 13) |.T a.-re, s
,. “***
NOV, 12, 1886. of them. On Tuesday when the space in your valuable paper, well For all this, charge each resident
FRIDAY
Iron Giant’s Pu-.o-u North si,|H j L
Having concluded to close business at th! place, I am offering my
if not, discard them.
from three to four dollars a quarter
River. Tins farm «-ontains p»j
evidence was concluded, the vote of and 1 good;
have
lived
in
Grants
Pa-s
a
lit
large
stock
of
rich river Imttoin land in . ultivath.?^*
Re/id'-r«* I ut the J’uHtottici* in < ¡rant's
which is very cheap for the consum­
the
grand
jury
stood
four
for
acquit
­
kirn resuf th.- ».uno quality < 1siiv ,-i L
Pass, (Ire., as S.*eon<l-Cla**i. Matter.
tie over one year. In that short er and will pay the company a hand
lhe balance i« of the tinoi sugari.i^*^’
tal and three for conviction. As space of time I have noted the ad­ some profit on their outlay.
I other timber and pasture land L • 'S*
CORRESPONDENCE.
early as Sunday it became common vantages and disadvantages of this
I wish I had space and was.com­
t good mill site; county rua.1 ¡nn/m.n*
place, g.Ksl living wat.-r running .^7
talk on our streets, that the jury part of the country. I will say petent to do this subject justice, the
We invite eorre |«.ndeiice from all S"
the i-la.-e near bmldmgs; also
lions on subjects of l«x al and ‘»f lier in­ h id been bought, or enough of it to right here that I intend to stay here, first I am not sure of, the latter I
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware, I large !iou .e, 2 large barns, -ran, :',
for the
terests.
know I am deficient in.
imokc house au<l other out bnj|,i;, • ’
With each letter the name and address 'make it pet fee ly safe for the
ADVANTAGES
I do not wish to be understood
young orchard ; garden and bottom Si
of tile sender is required, esjieciully if accused.
Some of the jurymen of this portion of Southern Oregon that the ditch is to stop here; not
all under fence; very h.-althv
Glass Ware, ¿¿c., &c.,
sent for publication.
were in almost constant consultation are so gréât that 110 man or woman by any means, as there are fanners
On this farm can be rained the tin. J a
I— -
"
corn, sweet notutoen. metlons, ton, m J!1
with the accused or his friends, and does justice to themselves in leav­ and miners for 30 or 40 miles below
EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
■ |M-aches, grain, timothy, clover < t, ' ti
here,
that
with
water
would
pro-
REDUCED
PRICES.
ing
with
the
expectation
of
finding
AT GREATLY
one of them who had no money
would inake «.«vend g...«l U(.
«
(lie climate and other advantage
,
Since Chas. Nickle of the Times when he came to town, a little later a better home in some other conn duee their thousands yearly, which
lx* equalled in Oregon it would I. ».
for in no portion of country produce nothing now.
A Full Line of
left Grant s Pass, there is not a was lavish in the display of coin so try;
for colonists or others to investi**ate b
where the Stars and Stripes wave
JUST ACROSS ROGUE RIVER
lore buying elsewhere.
Nickle in th .* county.
we are informed. These four grand over the homes of the free, is there
( i EORGE R. GoW \\
south of town there is avast valley,
jurors are the worst enemies the ac­ to be found a more lieautiful place 2 or 3 whole townships of ju»t as
- 1 l*m .
< 11 .in!’s 1 *,i.. |
Miles S. Dean, says the News,
cused man has in the county to-day, than is this. Our climate here is g'xxl land as can be found anywhere.
who was indicted by the!.'. S. grand
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Will lie kept in Stock.
because their action does not ex lion- so mild and loveable that even An­ Why the fanners have not joined
gels might sing its praises and do together and built a farmers ditch,
jury for using cancelled stamps, has
I'. 8. Lixii(irncn,
i
, orate hi in in the least from the themselves no injustice.
been released on bail.
Rosimf kg . Or., Oct 21), lss# f
I cannot tell. I say to you farmers,
charge against him, on the other
PRODUCE
TAKEN
IN
EXCHANGE
FOR
GOODS.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
theiofiu»
NO RIGOROUS WINTERS,
organize and build your ditch, with
ing named settler Ims tiled notice „( |,jl
One of the speeches in the Lewis hand it injures his case because as no tornadoes or cyclones here. The water you can make farming a suc­
intention to make final proof insuuiiortut
-o-
case reminded us of a sausage gut a great many say, if he were in- day is not far distant when the town cess, without, you mils*, fail. All
his claim, and that said proof ni|| m
made la-fore the Judge or Clerk oi tlle
that had been stuffed very tight in dieted and tried and acquitted for of Grants Pass will I k * a city of a it requires on your part is a little
county court of Josephine countv, < ...... ..
Thanking
the
public
and
my
many
customers
for
their
patronage
in
good
thousand
inhabitants,
and
the
energy
to
get
organized.
Once
a
want
of
evidence,
then
he
would
places and not stuffed at all in oth­
at tii-ants Pass. Oregon, on Satunla"'
surrounding country will keep pace start is made everything becomes the past, I can now make it to their
November 27, 1880, viz: Horace !{,.(•.’
er portions. But of course, it was be exhonorated. In short, but with the town. Vet, says the cronic easy.
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____
...
.........
Make a start and you will
Holds. Homestead entry No. 3!08, lorthn
little doubt remains that four of the grumbler, “how will all this I k - soon . find
a gut that did the stuffing.
I ' *! Sec 20, Tp 33, S R t> W, st, \V )|
that you are not alone,
Advantage to Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere. s lie
grand jury was secured by luxik done? Cities and ditches cannot I k - for as soon as there is a show .for
names the following witnesses (j
The three innocent, honest and or crook to vote as they did. A built on climate alone.” Mr. Grtim water every foot of land in that
prove bi- continuous resilience upon, ami
cultivation oj, said land, viz: John \V
law abiding grand jurors who have deep rumble jx-rvade.s the minds of bier. I have heard you talk so much valley will be fitted for the plow,
Ia*e. of Grant’s Pass, Danini Mathews, A
to l»car their portion-- f the disgrace our people. A blackened disgrace that I know just how to answer you, and the owner- will ask you for the
II Thurston, Henry Gross, of Wolf creek
Josephine codnty, Oregon,
broil'!1'* opon that body during this is fastened permanently uj>on our ami will do so by asking a few ques- priveledge to contribute to the ditch
C has . W. J ohnston ,
term of court, deserve the sympathy 'county, justice is screwed fast to tioiis: Did you ever help build up fund, so that they may obtain a
30-61]
Register.
a town or city, or start a farm? Is water priviledge.
the
wall,
civil
laws
suspended
and
of all mankind.
it
not
a
fact
that
have
mat
you
nave
always
There
arc
many
points
I
would
the jieople left to protect themselves.
Notice For Publication.
done all in 1 your power against all like to note, but I have already
A lady namecd Augustina Ahn
( From fhii
public- improvements, as well as in ' drawn
this
E. S. L ink Omen,
>
‘
’ out toedong.
'
.
B.
mada has died in Santiago at the
iiiwnii 1<<:, (>r , Oct. 2(1, 1886.)
dividual enterprise? You have been 1
Cdsardltan’s Letter.
Notice is hereby given that the follow­
age of 11 s years, and at Talca Mrs.
unfortunate from infancy tip, and “HACKMETACK” a lasting and ira-
ing named settler has filed notice of his
For some weeks past, a guilty will continue on so until the grave grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents
Juana Gatica has died, aged 130
intention to make final proof in support of
♦
For sale at Kremer’s drug store.
his claim, and that said proof will 1».
years. The latter leaves two sons, conscience has caused me to dread swallows you up. And who will
: the just wrath of his puisiant ma­ care how soon? Echo answers who?
made before the Judge or Clerk of the
one aged eighty-eight and the oth jesty, the editor of the Review, for
Administrator
’
s
Sale
of
Real
county court of Josephine county, Or., at
I sometimes ask myself the ques­
Grants
l’.i-.son Saturday Nov. 27tii, 1886,
er ninety-five.
m v negligence of duty in not send­ tion, do the people living here know
Begs leave Io inform tin- publie that lie is now nicely loeate.1 on the corner of
Property.
viz: I leu rv Gross, Homestead Entry N»
ing my regular stint of copy to the what a great country this is, and
;H4 forth' W 1 . of N E G S E 1,,f fc
GTH AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS,
OREGON.
The editor of the Times is an eti patient, long-suffering coni|x>sitor.
THE COUNTY COCRT of Josephine,
what grand opportunities there are IN sitting
»» 1 1 N 1. 1 | of S W J Sec 11, Tp 33, 8 R
in
Probate.
wny to justice in Josephine county; That wrath has burst at last, upon here for men and women to make
6 W. W At. He names the following wit-
With -i Large Assortment of
THE MATTER of the Estate of Ros­
uesses to prove lus continuous residence
an infernal unprincipled rascal who , my devoted head, in the shape of a fortunes in a few years? I will men IN anna
I. Beach, deceased.
upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz.-
|
plaintive
and
pathetic
two
line
local
tion
a
few
things
most
required
here
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___
one day gets down on his knees and
In pursuance of an order of th“ County
John W. Lee. of Grant’s Pass, Daniel
m
the
last
issue.
My
heart
of
stone
now to make its a happy and pros Court, made the Kith day of Oc tober,
Mathews, A H. Thurston; Horace Rey­
begs people for their patronage Spi­
Ami every thing to lx- found in a Firat-ClaM store, which I will sell
is melted, remorse gnaws at my perous yeople. There are thousands 18SU, llu- uiidersigne 1. Administrator of
nolds, of \\ oh 1 reek, Josephine comity,
tler and fly style and the next day vitals, and I hasten to the perform­
(>regon.
(Ju iu, V.. jomumui,
of acres of as fine land all around us , ceased,
'
n,’’1
' B* *‘< l.‘* ,l’*;
VERY LOW FOR CASH, OI< MARKETABLE PRODUCE,
«ill offer for salic to tin* highest
30 (it.J
Register,
gouges and robs their families of ance of a bounden duty.
as the plow waseverput into. \\ ith t,i.|,i,.r for eash in gold coin of the United
fr-o-' Call and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
By way of introduction, Mr. Edi- water to irrigate with, all this land States, on the
their bread.
Notice Fcr Publication.
! tor, I take pleasure in announcing' in a short time would I k - under ctil
I7th Day of December, 1886,
’
«'i
It is rumored that the Labor party | that the Academy in our town con tivation. Yes, but, says the firmer, at 2 o’ehx-k p. in. of said day, at the du-ell-
U.K. L and O kkich ,
I
Ro-1 IlCKG, (>K., < let. (Wil, lXSIi.i
ore preparing to join issues with the tains, at the time of writing, 235 we raise more now than we can sell. ''ig house* on said pro|»*rty, all the right.
Notice is lie,i-by given that the lol low­
I ask more of what? I have to buy j ‘.i“''
i','erv*t of the said Rosanna A.
bb,,r .lemenl
wl.i.b ¡¡¡J»«
ing named settler lias flic I notice of his
r 1 -. i-.-r
c.
■•each at the date of her clc-c*eas«*, to tie-
the largest schools of Southern Ore­ fill I live oil, and 1 find
it
difficult
at
following
real
propertv,
to-wit
:
intention to make final proof in suppirt of
means they expect to receive con gon. This will partially explain
times to find it in this market. The' The
.1.« ««>■«•■<
undivided
<■ vnv
one'hall
iicsii in
ill tin-
the Sonth-
his claim, mid that said proof will he
itributions in money and other as­ my neglect ofcorres|s,ndeiicc. Next Initter I have on my tifble comes ' west 11 of the South-west ’4 of S ’ution 4,
made l>-for.* the Judge or Clerk of the
( oimty Court oi Josephine Conntv, Ore­
sistance with which they will cn summer the District Institute meets from Portland, flour from Ashland, } i and the South-east *.j of Section 5, in
township
40.
South
Range,
7
West,
Jose
­
gon, nt < ¡rant’s l’tiss, Oregon, on Satur­
deavor to elect a president of the in our village, and Bro Bell is ex­ hay the most of the year from the phine Countv, Oregon
day, Nov 2'Hli, ISsi;, viz: Charles F
pected
to
lie
present.
Our
town
is
place
to
feed
our
stock
with.
same
GEO
W.
HANSEN,
Bradford, Homestead entry No. ;’>,(C>.!, for
United Slates and other government
growing with remarkable rapidity. Hay, such as the farmers raise here
Administrator of said Estate.
the N. of N. E. 4 and N S
N
b,
N. W.
•officers.
L. Sec. 2 >, Tp. 37, . _
Ncq houses are going up all around, is wheat, oats and barley; which is Josephine Countv, Nov. 12, 1x^6.
I le niiim - the folio',
[33-4t
and the future looks bright. We not a profitable hay for the fanner
is Ix-ing
per..' Ills . m:tinil«>ls r* j
. Ail
.. effort
..
- made bv .1 S,’,,!K expect to be incorporated this win- | to raise, neither is it a natural hay
cultivation of, said
Notice.
vindictn e jier-ou to .e open the* By - lcr illk., whicll tl'lc fil>t
()f
Wimer, Adam' Wimer,
bee ease in other words, to have our "city parents" will lx* an ordi­ I for stock to live on. As it is now, |
JetFerson Wimer, all of Im pi’
hereby noliiv all i«-r.«<xis that I will
Win. Bvlx-e indicted for the mur­ nance against roaming at large of we have no c-lcyjcr, timothy or al I not I lx*
County, Oregon.
res|H>nsibli* for any délits < ontnu-l-
der of Thos. T. Bylx-e. No convic­ the gay and predatory |x>rker. The falfa. If we had plenty of waterforj <■ I by my c hildren, and that I «ill prose-
CHAS. W. JOHNSTON,
irrigating
purposes,
all
this
would
28-r.t 1
Register.
tion could ever be procured, and it first term of circuit court is now be­
euto
■ute any
anv |><-rson
ix-n-on win.
who hailmr.
harbor, llieiu
lliem
(’. DUNCAN.
would unnecessarily cost the county ing held in our new court house. soon lx? changed, and every farmer' 33-4tj
many th- msands of dollars to engage I have never met Judge Webster, would then raise all kind of grasses;
good pastures, fat cows, plenty of,
(¿KAM’S PASS
in such prosecution. [Democratic but
those who ought to know, as butter, cheese, and all that goto
Times.
.
sure me that he is the right man
What a vindictive lie. 1 his as for t|lc p];lcf. an,| gives universal make a farmer's life an enjoyable |
and prosperous one. Stcx-k raising I
sertion was nude last week fir the satisfaction, by the righteousness would then txjconie a profitable bus-
L. S SivilTH,
Proprietor.
This place is reserved for
ears of the grand jury. Mr. Nickle- and wisdom of his decisions and ;iuess.
GRANTS
PASS,
OREGON.
YET ALL THIS
said on our streets that the Wimer's rulings. Messrs. Colvig and Kent
| the contestants for the office of dis­
were at the bottom of the whole trict .attorney are lwith on the is very nice on paper, but talk does
6th street, between Main and H.
thing. We hope the jx-ojile in n ground; 1 can’t say which is acting, not build ditches, says one, how SAKH «»ii< I PAST
not lx* misled to forget that the but I su|i|xisi- of course Mr. Colvig will you proceed to get it? Answer;
there is plenty of capital in the
murder of T. T. Byliee occurred in is performing the duties of the of country to build ditches or any I
tiee,
as
lie
certainly
ought
to
lx*.
our neighborhood lienee wc were
thing else if there is money in it. 1
Mi Ih Bra ->>n t>f Santa Clara, The S. P. D. Nr I,. Co. built theit i Fine Buggies,
unavoidably forced into prominence California,
is visiting mcmlK-rs of mill and factory up hill, as it were, '
in the case.
Hacks and Carts.
her family in this place. Mr. ami nearh one-half of the ]>eople here,
Mrs. A. J. Chapman of Wilbur, are kept it lK*forc them all the time “(111 | Special Terms to Commercial
< )ur appointment as administrator visiting their son Jack, and their
of the estate of Thom is T. Bybee, I daughter Mrs I»r. Kramer. Mrs it is a failure." How does the fac­
Travelers.
tory stand to-day? All now ac­
deceased, was accepted by us in J. Gnixlell has I k - cu dangerously ill knowledge it to be a success to the
Horses B<»arJe<i Rcastinablv. anti
persuance of a request by Mr. tor some weeks past, but is now company financially, and a great
Satisfaction guaranty ■
j QJ
Thomas Bylxv made on different slowly recovering
benefit to the town and surround­ 33tfl
The sash factory and the saw­
occasions liefore his death in these mill are now running on tlnec quar­ ing country. I will say right here,
without fear of contradiction, that
words: “If I go to the |x*nitentiary ter time for the winter months.
there is more profit to any company
The
name
of
our
town,
is
certain
for shooting Win. Bybee, or any­
Cor. of Front and Itti Sts..
in
building a ditch of capacity suf
thing else happens to me, 1 want ly a misnomer, and ought to lx* ficicnt to supply the miner, the Grant's Pass, - - Oregon.
W J. Wimer placed in chai .-e of all changed. "Grants Pass ' would fanner and the town, than there is
suggest to a stranger a little village
my business." Upon this request struggling along the nx ky sides of in’.i dozen l.ictu: v -.
The PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET is
JUST LOOK AND STUDY
alone we finally accepted the ap a narrow defile of the mountains.
now <>|iei: ami |>r. )>an-.| to supply custom­
pointment. Since we were appoint Nothing could lx? farther from the i for a moment, what will I k - done as ers with the chou'wt cuts of
cd. we have been the recipient of truth, for it is in the center of a soon as ditches are constructed BKEF,
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
many indirect threats and several level and Ix-autiful valley, alxmt from the natural water course bor-
MUTTON.
.
____
I11 a very
short
ourself and team, buy an
three miles in diameter, and could dering our town. ___
very ominous letters, which taken not lx* more satisfactorily situated. time a flour mill will lixune up, yes,
s
and
PORK.
V •
together, our friendshave advised 1 liav e nevej ' et found any one who a wagon, plow, cabinet and wisxi
FISH and FOWL,
us that our life is in danger. Have could give me a satisfactory cxplan and willow ware manufactories
l'"i nek M \ in A I r. a i S i s.
G rant ' s P ass , O regon
At prices ranging fe tn
we to be shot for following the ation ot the origin of the name would follow. I forgot woolen fac­
Sulky or Walking Plow-
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This is no fancy sketch; this Eight to Ten Cents per Pound.
law and the instructions of the court Some say there is a pass through tory
Sulkies all run on wheels. NnTongue,
the mountains north of here, will .ill lx? done, and mote too, for
Having ojKiied a Family Grocery, I hereby announce to the public that no sliding land -ule. Runs ONE-THIRD
in m c -rdanee with our l>ond corn through which Gen. Grant once the ditch will lx- built. W ith water
All kinds <>(
I have a new and well selected stock of
easier Ilian (lie <>1*1 style. Sold by
pelling u o to do ONE THING made a journey north. Others say here, every owner of a lot could
S
A.
1
is.\<;
K
s
JAS. W. WIMER,
CERTAIN IF WE ARE KILLED that Grant never passed at all, but have watef to irrigate with at a low
put up by 1 x|sTivn<'vil I irst-l I.iss Butch­ GR0< ERIES, CONFECTIONERIES AM) TABLE WARE. MURPHY,.................................OREGON.
FOR THIS. THE SLAVER WILL "made it next" and played a lone price, and in a short time this place ers.
1 share of the public patronage re­
hand. After saying this tbev al­ would change from the barron place
NBVBR KU.I. XN<>THBR MAN, ways
Also, Agent fur the Celebrate«!
Bought since the Sweeping Reduction in freights, from the East, and
smile and l<x>k knowing I'm it now is, and be made to blossom spectfully solicited.
AND THERE WILL BE NO Al’ sure I don't know what thev mean, like the rose. What protection
BUNCH BROS.
tnnrked down at Bottom Prices. I also sell the
MASON & HAMLIN
Proprietor"
1
PEAL TO A ROTTEN GRAND do you? 1 hope that when our re against tire have the people of this 32tf)
CELEBRATED
DAVIS
VERTICAL
SEWING
MACHINE,
ORGANS
and PIANOS
JURY. EITHER
presentatives in the next legislative, place’ None at all. This place
assembly provide for the iticoqxira will lie an exception to the general
For Josephine County.
which Ims no equal in case of management and great range of work
The case of Wm. Bybee, accused tion of the town, thev will also con rule, it in the near future a twenty
Those conh mplalmg joining the I’.et at
AMrcss,
JAs! W. WIMER
<
¡rant's
Pass
and
holding
4<m-liarges,
are
My objei-f is to make it to the interest of those havinir cash or nr«. -*d
of the murder of Thomas T. Bybee, sider the propriety of finding for its minutes fire iLw's not cost the | k * o requested to hav<* them ready, and Uioee
Murphy. Oregon.
n
pie mote than the whole ditch would. not holding discharge* arenotiliisl topro- dnee, to trade with nic.
on the 24th day ot last Marvil, near a ntore appropriate name.
Mining lutcrcsts in Josephine How w ill v on put fire out w ith a cure them, so there «ill la* no delay «hen
J. C. GII.LAM.
J* M. <*IIIIJ*:s.
J CHAPMAN.
Waldo, was resubmitted to th«
c uuity are King rapidly developed ditch’ Answer, by constructing a the Mustering ()tti>s*r meet* with the
grand jury at this -c oion <>f the Experienced uiiners arc confident reservoir uorth of town on the side I' -'
31 If
court. This case w is presented to tluit the quartz legdes now King of the mountain nt an elevation of
S. A GREENE «V SON,
GO TO THE SUPPLY STORK
the grand jury at the Aptil term of <k*v eloped m very jich and that in 150 feet above the town, tap the Main St., - - - Grant's Pass. Or.
GILLAM & CH 1PM IN, Prop.,
court, and that bo |v sto<hl time lot the near future ours will lx-the chief reservoir with a ten or twelve inch
(Op|s«.it«-tbe R. 1! Shop.
iron pipe, run it into the town,
•-0-t
mining
region
of
the
Pacific
slope.
acquittal to four for conviction. I humbly ho|x- tint these pretlic their to connect w ith smaller pipes,
Mam Street, Opposite the Depot,
Ever since court, it has Ixvn tlie turns may lx* fully veniie.l.
rh-alers in
GUNSMITHS.
these small pipes running through
General Mining Supplie- Etc.. Ek*./
— i «••.lien* in —-
opinion of the people, that the votes
And now having jx*rforined- my each street, w ith a hvdrnnt on every
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
of these three men were ■uvtuiXl duty, I subscribe myself as usual. other center. Bv the time this is
CHARLES DECKER. Prop’h
Guns,
Revolvers,
Pistols
and
( igar- and Tolmos.,
done
we
will
have
.1
hose
company,
C
kSARALTW
either by direct pun base, <>t* <Hlu r
BEST BRANDS OF WINES, LKjlORs AND CIGARS REIT IN STOCK.
Not» ami < and:.—.
then turn your fire loose and see
\ XI I N 1TION
wi-e. When tin- grand jury Miet
Oranges. Ix-nionR, Figi.
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Those who have neg how- quick the Iwrys will put it out.
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and other Fruita
last week, after hearing alxmt two“ net ted to pav their Special Seh<ail I hen lor profit to the company atu.l fisiiu-Tull:. Cillery Fir? Worts 1:
In <'ot*iiecti.*ii a >tli tin* above i.« a
niX’KI'.R UOAIIDING IIOI.-E!
Tax,
kvira
last
spring
will
please
thirds of the testimony it eoneludi d
convenience of the [»eople. run a
\S> STYLE. IND THE TRAVFIING 1*1 11 1. ■ wm
do so at once and save costs
small pipe, say a , inch, whirl- Il ÌM REPAIRING. A SI’IICIALTY. Kt IT IN HR-r-CI
MEET WITH EVERY KINDNI -> (ND \ rrF.NTK ' n
.
it was warranted in asking the
First-Class Lunch Room,
W I. B lack Rt rn ,
large
enough,
into
cadi
house
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All
wmk
guat
Jiitwvl
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toii-ubu.it the case which
til
W here '-an lie bod the ci.ox^at oelieaeim
Dt-Uiet Clerk
towu theichy giving cadi ptot
rii e cor —
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DRY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS,
STAPLE GR( ICKKIES
GEO. W. RIDDLE,
•XEW (¡001)8!!
XEW STORE!
NEW PRICES!
LI VIN( 1STONE VANCE:
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS.
L. VANCE.
LIVERY STABLE!
SHERER & JUDSON.
T i: A MS.
PEOPLES HEIT lilllkl.T.
' Store
ECONOMIST
Giant's Pass Variety Store.
Por
s and Groceries,
Livery Stable in Connection.
Waldo, Oregon.
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