THE COI KIEK-
’Sciai Paner ci Josephine Coiitr Orem.
FRIDAY
.FEB.
4.
1887.
B '/intcr i nt the
<• in Grant’» 1
P ush . Ore., as Second-Class Mutter..
COR it ESH INDENTE.
We invite correspondence from all sec-
I ions on subject* of local and other in-
t rests.
With each letter the mime au l addr«*—-
of I lie sender i* requireii, esjiecially if
s nt for publication.
EDITORIAL NOT.ES AND NEWS.
Is a genera! war of all the nations
of the earth ¡lending?
C. B. Carlisle, Secretary of the
State Board of Immigration, is a
fast friend to Southern Oregon. He
is continually -----
sending
to this
r, 4 ¡x.-ople
t
portion of the State, and is saying
and doing many things looking to
the develojicinent of this .section.
tially there be in this town who
expect that we will drag the col-
nmns of the Cot kif . r down in the
narrow ruts of personal cirtfllct,
their disappointment it a certainty.
Has person«! Strife taken the place
(jf rcaron on the in corporate qttes-
lion, with a few?
A committee consisting of S. P.
Harrington, John J. Daly, Cha«.
Lafollett and David Goods' ll, ap-
pointed to examine into the charges
made by two department clerk,
again t Hon. J. H. Roberts of Coos,
fully exonerated that gentleman.
The News sustains the findings of
the committee, while the Oregonian
denies its truth and says Roberts is
guilty.
'The question of incorporating our
Ix-atitiful little city has become a
very hot one. It has engaged the
special attention of the entire legi-
lative acumen. After all there i*>
not so much difference of opinion
among our people on that question
as may lx- imagined. It looks as if
it is the old county seat w«r being
fought over- the result of an old
OUR FAULTS.
Much is being written and sa;d
nowdays lauding the greatness and
goodnes- of Southern Oregon. The
distant reader believes a great deal
of this to lie true, but he naturally
askes himself what faults Southern
Oregon has. He finally concludes
she must have faults, and wonders
what they arc. Fcr-onal strife and
petty jealousies are the greatest
faults the country has, and these
lie with the people themselves. All
manner of enterprise involving the
outlay of a large amount < f capital
in an isolated country like this has
been, require, to be carefully and
closely managed or success is ini
possible. This close management
has in too many cases resulted in
prejudice against the capital so in
tested, and j- i-oiial war against the
projectors to an extent that is truly
appalling.
The least littc thing
11......
ai.d up comes the bristles. L this
not so? We have beyond doubt,
one of the fines' climates on the
face of th.- globe, and the country
j, good enough fora king’s final
resting place. But the extent to,
Saddler and Harness
very busy in behalf of his native
State.
Oregon is represented by
three verv able men.
lieen mak ng some hot speeches in
the halls of Congress relative to this
question, intimating that if war i-
necessary to secure our ri/hts with
regard to the Canada fisheries, war
we will have.
In the House of
Commons, on the 2»tli, a more pa
cific tone of expres-ion was bad, in
w hich hopes v. re expres d that a
satisfactory means of conciliatin
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... be reached.
. ,
the
T’nttcd . States
might
FEED! FEED! FEED!
fancy goods .
DRY GOODS.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
Rej Ktirii iu.
REDI VEI> PRICES
AT GR BATIA
- A Full Line of
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
A. J. bedge ,
staple ( iK( )CERIES
Main St, i>'t. 4th an I Mb, Grant» Plat.
— Has just openeii a Now —
Will I k ? kept in Stock.
SUMMONS.
IN tin Circuit Court of the .state^tu
gon, in and (or the Comity of J'Xepkn
Joliu W. Howard »nd Charles 5^
partners under the firm uau.e.na,,.
of J W. HOWARD* < o , plJnttfT*
•o
John S. Chatham, defeudent.
Summons for th« recovery of mou«..
Thanking the public and my many customers for their patronage in
To Joint H. Chatham, theulvwe n»fc 1
I defendant
the past, I can now make it to their
in the mime of the Stateof t
are hereby rvquireil to appear a«d*¡*2
the comi'laiiit oi the above tiamej
tiffs in the above entitled action, nut
above entitled Court, now on file withtg.
Ch rk of Halil Court, 011 or bet-re the in*
<lav of the next term of aa'clCircuit
to-wil: i
1:1: ST()KE.PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
Advantage io Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
GEO. W. .RIDI) EE.
l ite 1 ith day of April, A ll. tSij-
RACINE
A. D. HELMS, Prop’r.
The Best Mill,
nade.
• p itron i-e is respect- .
ullv i nlicit-d and satisfaction guitrantoe I
30-1 y
—Dealer in—
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts and
Candies, Fruits, and a
superior brand of
CANNED OOCDS.
I*.*a *ing Portrait and I.and-<ar>e
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Portland. Oregon.
NEW STORE!
(Op¡ -it<* Tirsi National Bank.)
for feed, at
Our friend Kinzer, who has just
Five Cents Per Bushel.
returned from a visit to New York
feud between the parties.
Mill at the Factory.
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and other States, very kindly hand
France has 71,288 soldiers in her ed us a copy of the game laws of
Picture« ridar.- 'I in
navy, including marines, .490 ves even State in the Union which he
sels, 55 armored ships and 58 tor procured on his trip. In most of I ICONT STKEET, «rant* I’m**, ()r«*K<ni.
pedo lx>.its Germany has 12,000 the States the laws are \erv strict.
— DEALER IN —
121 vcssc's- 25 armored In New York no more than three
Tinpipsl
Friiile.
tyaph and hnry OUT DOOR GROUPS,
<i l 31 torpedo boat,. France deer may lie killed by one person.
RESIDENCES. ETC.,
tjjr.-
INSJANTAN1.0U» rouctaS.
524,7^7 moil in service, while Ger- tween the 1st day of Novendier and
:U>-;;in
intrfiv- hti 5,670,090 men and a the 15th day of August. In Ma sa TOBACCO,
standing army of 449,239. It will chusetts, no killing of deer is al
CIGARS.
therefore be seen that the two great lowed excepting on Tuesdays, Wed
CANDIES,
nitions are pretty equally divided. nesdays, Thursdays and Fri lavs in
NUTS, ETC.
the month of November. In Penn 5®^ Highest ('ash pi’ic’ paid .» t
Germany and France confront
I Front St., adjoining Courier Office,
sylvania deer may lie killed from
each other with a smile that is ant
Country Produce, Hides, l’urs.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
October nt to Deccemlier 31st only.
thing lint "childlike and bland."
Etc . Etc,
In Indiana, from Jan. 1st to Oct.
Wi* have opeiu*«l a Fir^t-Class Flour
In the struggle that is almost sure
1st, the killing of deer is prohibited. Give me a call and be Convinced, m<l Feed Store in the building formerly
flc.tt
to take place between them, they
occupied a- a Kiddle and harne*«* bhop,
In Wisconsin, deer cannot be killed
where we will keep coiibtantly < n han I
may kick other nations on the shins,
lietween the 15th of December and
ind for sale the lK?st brands of
precipitating a general war. There
the 1st of November. In Utah, G rant ’ s P ass . - - - O regon .
l lour, Corn and Oat Meal,
is no telling what will happen be
from Dec. isttoSept. 1st. they can
fore th. end of the present year,
Wheal, Barlev. Oats, Mill
not l>c killed. In Nevada, from
ltl.sid may flow down the ravines
and Chop Feed, Bran,
Die. 1st to August 1st tlie killing
of a half dozen nations, to the sor
and everything pertaining to a
of deer is prohibited. In Missouri, Wagon and Mactite Riuirlng a Specially.
row of all good hearted people
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
the killing of deer is prohibited
AGENTS FOR TIIK
W. RAZEE & SON.
Tin bitter pctsmul nature of the from Jan. 15th to Sept. 1st. In
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Proprietor»..
«*p|N>*ition to our representatives in Oregon, the time in which deer can
—
and —
the legislature by a portion of the not legally lie killed extends from
|X'oplc of this place 1ms greatly cm November 1st to Jul> 1st. The laws
barrassetl them ami retarded their in most all of the States are very
SHOP ON 11 ST., NEAR 6TH.
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usefulness in that body. They are strict, prescribing tine» and impris
MRS. FLANAGAN &M. TUFI
In Oregon very little at
the repre-entative« of the county, onment.
11 a\« opened a new
Business
Chango.
elected by the people. The right tention is paid to the game laws.
The lat timi of ......................
then of a few people of this portion Men go into the hills and shoot
J W. Howard A t'o .
has Iwn
John W
of th* county to make a jiersoual down countless numbers of deer and having bought out Mr Nit kt Il’s Howard i
intere«' |
ESTABLISHMENT
fight against them by which they removing the pelts, leave the fine in said <•<»-partnership bu*inr
rhe
busiiit-«M will hereafter be c.irr • I o >n at Opposite Caini bell a Tuli store, on 6th
disqualify them for ini|»ortant ligis hit carcasses <>n the ground to rot the ol«l husine--«* p!a ■ e. byJ.W. Ib'AtrLi
street
selling
the
hide
for
alumt
20
cts
per
who desir» to thank the ve-iouiersof th»*
tion outside of thequestion at issue,
Thousands of deer are late firm Hr their past patronage, and , HAIRWOÎI and STAMPING ee f dcu
is indec I very questionable. Were pound.
hopes bv fair dealing atnl rea*«
(27-flm
they simply repre entatives from slaughtered iti this way annually in prices, iti re<•• ive Ins -nare of the trad»* in
the future Tin* I m > >k accounts an I notes ■
the town of Grants Pass, it would Southern Oregon and N ot them Cal due the la'.e firm of J \V II ward A: < • .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lx: a different thing. I'articularh ifornia. Something has got to l>e will be < »Ik ■ ’> ! by J W 11 »word at hi*
store in («rants Pa**«, On
♦
u
is this view held out when we con done to stop it. or in a few years who are indebtfsl to th» on. where all 1
i
late linn are1
there
will
lx
no
deer
m
the
country.
kindly requr-ted I* call ami make | a
Noti. e i« 1'. r
sider that the substance of all the
nt.
J W lt( > W \ 1U *.
ing name I m tl
hi-
good there is or ever was in this So much of the country is open and in- January
2’>th 18^7.
4 Ilf
intentimi to nia
opp isition could have l»cen ex devoid of timber that the deer fami-
hi» cl iim, and
County Treasurer's Notice. : matte liefor»' tli
;ires..-.1 tn a simple rem mstran < ’h is fast : ■ »ming < si inc t To kill
I county court «4»
¡.gainst the water clause and the a ’irer lor it« pelt should be made a
Oria K or Tint Cm
V T>;r %« tc u. I .at Grants i'ae
< traut« l'.i-s. Jan -.Htli. OS’ ,
'Lin h 'll. 1.4.4/. viz: . joihì i .‘\, ii :. h -
penitential offense, and in the pas
p:opo-i d bonded debt.
\
Nolic - i* h< ’• ■
n lb there are
sage ol law - there should be provis fnn I« in tin' . ■ml
in1 . t'r.-
v f. f< r the re- E 1 a , loin 2 and 3, Sec. 23. and lot 7, Sec.
t’rea , :rv
il»* names
’i lie celebrated chattel for the pro- ions whereby officials conniving at ■tempt, «ti I oi
of the
II-• following
t ilb'wing County
I’m
war- 14. Tp 3(J. S K 6 west. W M
the fidk'wiiiu witnvem-s to prove hi« < on-
•ii.-ii-.l IO
t<‘ \ll^,H-l
tu^'i t ¡il"t, IHS4’
I city government of Grant- tin-c crimes against the law-should , r ini«, i i ite-ti-d
Number«
113. lh>,
¡17 IB. 14». 141. tinuouM re-.idt»iK’e Upon, ami cultivation
■re IB.
Illi. il7.
P.r-s is liefore tt«. ¡«er hand of I be liable also to the ] k nitcnti.u \ 142. IH. 141, Ili. s* 124. 14IÎ. 147. 14S. of, F.iid land, viz : I re i. Geyer. <’h.inncey
I
¡a. 136, IM, Jewett, John Brown, Sr . Ri< har l Wal
M< IM, Mtllvi and Mitchell. It It- no use trying sugat lot a cathar 149, V«», I d. t
_ tic in the game law. or any other
hid, B<>. ls >, I'.*, -.‘At. 311, 3KÎ. ker. all of tirante Ba»««. J»*vi hine countv,
< >r*gun.
provides that the coqioralc govern-’ law. If pills is what they want, 194, 20«, SOT,
...
210, hi,’.
227, 179
I 'll V». W JoHS«T< S
Intvrvst on tin- unie w. cu e on tin-
ment may "supply the inhabitants give them pills. Our laiv» want to
4Mt’
ll-iri.t er.
date
J. \V HOW
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with pure water tor domestic pur- be strict and the ¡tenuities heavy, or
TrMURHwr.
Nolic. For Public.lion.
jkiscs and for other legitimate bene wc will soon have no game to pro
Notice For Publication.
tect.
ficial uses, atnl for this purpose shall
V S. T am » < ) ffk f .
ì
V. S 1 All <U' D
»
Kobi.tii kg . < >r , Jan. 14, H
not have power to create a bonded
R..-, ai H.
The animal carrying the mail l>e
Jun 15. ! 4S7 )
Nuliue in hvn bv given tb it th«*
N. • i» her bv tfiw . that the
indebtedtic
to rxeeed $40,01
tween Grants Pa-s and Waldo last
ing named «ettk r ha* fib* i notice
ing named «< ttl r I * filed b »’iue of
It provide f i a meeting to lx held week, went over the gl ide, down iiiienlion to in ke
intention to make final pr”«»f in n
final
in dappoi
hi* claim, a«»<l that
. pr<- \
by those qualified as votci« within the mountain into ,1 creek, where it hi« claim, and th .U hu I I i \ k 4 will
tn
ad»» i»e tore the Ju«'-
n Cl« rk
remained all night The animal was
Clerk
»•-
th
*
Cou
this State on the fiist Monday in
county < -mt t»f
1
found dead in the inuniiiig and the <‘ourt>4 b.*'phin< * countv. Or
(»rant*« Ihi'S, (hepm
March, 18R7, to adopt ot reject the mail matter wet, but n t damaged Puan. mi WYsfo. ¿.»v. Manh ..
r iarv 2*uh. IM?, vi/
h ’ in- , Bn
ll<»m« 'i i I entry X
citizens v, ho iherTV'-e. [1K1 Norte Rev >vd
chart« r. Those of our Cl
41.71. for the lot r. an»l •
of S E 4 and b
nt
object t > tV.irrate: ! ’.tt ! a1, tn ;■!
Nov, tL.it ’•••»» icggtd sub-con and s. r. », of i . w. 4 <
.‘»9, S K ’> wMt, W M
s R 5 W. W M Hu nai
low ing witn«*«* *•« to |
a gm at mistake that they did not tractor might t > get upon the north witneaXM« to prove bin < ______
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'Hill
nviil. nct*
anti
AthHl
11 IUOII.stl.lte against tu.it elausc of east corner of hi« august e ir, and d.-nee nt»«, and < ulti, alien of. - I I m
h ’. I. v •
I •
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1.
‘
K.v
lai!
Richard
Walk
Mih
a!<*racr.
i
Will
the chatter instead of fighting our ett»s W inicr. R D. Hume or Hon
Jain
John Brown. Sr., all
i liain Jordan «>’
<• p
t'CjMi < iiLtli» ,1 from a p.; awl H 1!. Millet Ku losing that mule
-, IHiiu«' c,v«itv, On*w*<i>
|4iinr c-MUit». Oi *» hi
\v HHIXSTOX.
w
st.llldjx 'Uli
Il N *
We are all expecting it
I Cl
India Ink, Water Colors or
CRAYON.
GKOCERISE,
¡ Flour, Grain, aid Feed Glare,
PIGNEY & COOK,
Blacksmiths and Horse Shoers,
Aml you are hereby notitle ! that if
fail to ;q>|>e.ir .-«nd misWcr i.t «■•«tni’i:«.-.*
as hereby required, the |>luiuli!lswiilta|;,.
judgment iigain.-t you for the sumof lift«,
two ami 72-1'*» «iollnrs. wu!« i»ullft,.
thirty two and 72-100 dollars tia itof fruc;
January 30th, BS5 at the rate of vi^iit f.
cent, ai'i'l intere»t on twentv ii-llar»'!,»! .
of from May first Bs.‘>, at the rate <9 eight
per cent. t >g«'tli> r with , -ts a:nl
,
lnenta to be taxed. And you tin- fur-.;—
notified that upon motion, duly tn»il-
!i n. I. K. Wolister. Judge <X said 1. ■
i euit Cou*'t, did, on the ldth day of Deitue
tier 182«, make an order duelling ,se
service of the summons i«> th- aliown.
titled a t?,:: I ■ m? I?
-A! ieii*tut.in;
JolinS < l.atlmm by poblkat a
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in t.-.e Ito'zue River Ci-.viiirit. n *■<*»'
n«wt |iap r published at < ¡1 t I'. , 1
said conntv of Josephine, f..r a
A
. six wc I:« successively.
DAVIS Bl’diwr;;
NEW GOODS!!
|
*
Alb rney for Plaintiff«.
Bv ord r of
1.. R. Wl'tISTER,
Circuit Ju ige.
NEW PRICES!
Bor Sale or Rer.t.
LIVIN ( ì ST( T N IC \r A N C B
\ FARM of ini acre.« si:d in'A
*-Iiain» <’n'"k, lor Sale or lt-.n .
HO acre« under eult’vatian. wC! a-’iipui
lo grain ami vegetatile«, l'cr p; rti,-u1*--
ami terni«, cali on< r addi .«.■<
sMll'Il EROS.,
3títí
1 irants i'aasJJr.
Begs leave to inform th * public that iio is now nicely located on the corner of
6 th AND H STREETS,
GRANT’S PASS,
ORECON,
With a I.s«i•.:«• Assortment of
DRY GOODS, Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
and SHOES,
BOOTS
An I everythir.-10 1 ■ fuuml in a First-Class store, which I will -.11
Vt'.KY
1.1JV.
C.voit,
T own lots
PHOr»VCTt.
otv.
1'01? ---A 1 J . itilHfO .NIX
£• 3'Call an 1 sec me bef re purcha.siug elsewhere.
Desiring to go to Gcta: inyon ! usine-*.
I olh r fi r va'-at low rat' s, r.v Shq».
Hot K on li 'ad. to et I -r v ith t«o '.< t« u:-
cii vvlik li the -hop.* ar. luffed. .V«.,
one ai re of uron.id favorably hs’.<:?'l fr
residence. Call on or address
.MIKE FOKMAN
4 '-(ini j
Phoenix, Jackson < ■>., Or
L. VANCE.
N E \V
SIU£RbTK & JUDSON,
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DEALERS IN
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Hard-ware, Stoves and 'fin-ware. Esmond Hotel.
Gth St., between Main and H, Grants Pass, Or.
Cor. Front and Meni- >n Sts.
II ive the I.aiyi st a.id incwt Complete St ■ k in th-ir line in Southern Or ■
they will ael'.
AS Low AS TI 11-2 LOXVKST.
PORTLAND. Or.
The Leading Hotel of I ■ itlu'dl
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Free Coach lo and from this
CHARGES REASON AT’d.i:
! F rielo
THOMAS GUINEAN,
PrOp.-iei or.
New Millinery Store.
Millinery and Drcssmakin
’U
HOUSE
POPULAR
John Deere Molino Walking
Riding Plows and Cultivators.
[4 Itf
Main St., opposite R. 1!. Depot.
I. G. DAVI 1 )SON,
125 First St..
M’RF.s
of liiwfari
* 11 ” lit
”|.u,.i
i.r «20
l-r a-rv. s
1"
iroin Grunt's Pa«» uu Nurt’umde^ (¿7
itiver. This farm contain)«
rich river liottoui land in ctdthaiim '
.■>0.1 reset the »nine quality ■-u,||v,
th., balittn-e is «»• Hie finest
other timber aiul pitsture land. Thai
H. hh I mill site; county road mtwb, J
i.htce, g'«”! living water ruusin* t.r
the place near buildings*, idsog,»jq^
1 large house, 2 large ban*.
01.uk» house *n.l other out huiy^
« >mg orchard ; garden and bctton/iX.
\ll under fence; very healthy 1.^.
< In thi-< fiwtn van lie r .i~-.| t|„. i,,^.
corn, sweet potatoes, inellons. bunt,,»
iH-m lies, gram, tiim-thy,clover,etc T>..,
would inake several good hos»»,maB
the climate and other advautagw«e»ag^
tH. equalled in Oregon
f..r colotnaUor oilier*to invuigiu.I.-
f,,rc Inning elsewhere.
GEORGE It. GOWAN,
2T, finil
____ Grant’U'DM., n,
large st< < k of
Where will be k-at on hand and for sale
ill! kinds uf
Furniture, SadJing, Picture Frames.
Brackets. Etc.. Etc.
Do'r-i’ra’n.-s, Win I >w-l- ramc«, Bra-kets
Etc , made to order. Bperial att -ution
givau I >
I' N I ) Il 11 T A KING.
Repairi ig nil i dl kind« of work in my
line n -1' - an I promptly exeeated.
William Smith, of Sam’s valley,
— ALSO —
informs us that James McDougall,
while gr und sluicing in Blackwe’l
ianufacturer’s
district, picked up a nugget o'
Id
AGENT
worth Si50 this week — [T inies.
for the
NOTICE,
which personal strife is Vy some of
, our people thoughtlessly carried, is
a shame and a disgrace to the coun
try. Wi h the completion of the
C. it O. R R. to a connection with
the < >. & C., we exjiect to be let out
of all this narrow-minded prejudice
■ i' knowing tiii-in«e!vo« imleb' «1 to
and hatred of each other so disgust I >r Th
VV 1' Krauier, prior to Jantiarv 1st,
ing to people who are not accus Issu, will plea.-, cat! an I - m - tlo, as 1 ti --.
tomed to it, and we also expect that money. Do not wait, but ial! and svtll.
without further delav.
a new impetus will be given the
IM
W FKBEMEB.
country by the introduction of new
NOTICE.
ideas, new capital and new people
Bids will lit-receive 1 by the mid• r-A'i
who do not endorse such conduct,
•'d at th-Court Hou? ■ on Saturday, leb
that those who are today fighting ruarv
,
olii, BS7, ut I o'clo. k p. tn.. Io.
the business of one another over building a felice nro'md the Court lb ih
block, in 'Tiling to the plan» and ■qwifi-
personalities may look back and be l ations to lie had of the • ountv I - rk .
VOLNEY i (HAT i,
ashamed of themselves.
We be
County Judge.
lieve our people to be good and well
Idi
• .rant- Pass, Jan . 2!Hlt, Issi.
meaning, but this mania of despis-i
itig one another because they differ
in opinion should be dropped at
once, and that would 1>e our advice.
The S. W. D. & L. Co.,
The country is sutlcring from it.
Are prepare I to chop all kindg oí grain
F0R SALE
Having r-oncluded to dose busines- at this place, I am offering my
Special an I prvm] t attention given Io
! ■! k‘ M 1
Homo Seekers, Att«
ion!
O
There seems to Ixt room for trou ¡And PRICES REASONABLE.
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ble between the United States and
England over the fishery question.
Edmunds, Ingalls and Frye have
E. A. ESTES,
.
Selling Oui in Close Business!!
A. J. STROHECKER,
We have received the speeches of
Holts. J. N. Dolph and J. II Mitch
ell, in Congress on Jan. n and ij,
favoring the opening of the Colum
MAKER and REPAIRER.
bia river to uninterrupted naviga Keep« cun«taiitly <>n hand a first-t as-
tion, as a competitive means of pro
■took of
tection against railroad extortion, SADDLES,
and regarding amendment to confer
HARNESS.
ence committee bill favoring a re
bridles .
COLLARS
duction of sh >rt haul freights in pro
portion to long haul rates. Repre- ’
— and -
tentative Hermann has also Ixen; SlliIJL' Uk I llliD! '' i lirilitllft’.
□I Front .ml îtb
- ALSO ----------
The World Renounod
Grant’s Pass, - - Orogon.
/V.ÍK.
- PFOPl.ES ME i.T MA..KF.T i«
now <>[«•!: and pr-pare.l tn supply iltoui-
era with th - ebuivst
1 4lSiSELL
Chilled
Plows,
ACME HARROWS, VICTOR WIND
j
M ills ,
BEEF,
MUTTON,
PORK.
FISH and FOWL.
At priis • rnngiug fr> n
Autocrat Wood Force
Eight to Ten Cents per P"unff
All kinds uf
1 ’u in ps.
And all goods handled by
STAYER Ä WALKER,
------ Including the ------
EMPIRE. MOWERS. REAPERS and BINDERS.
SAUSAGES
put up by Ex|>erienceil First-l 'la-« butch
er» A -hare of the public patr-a*. '
spvctfully solicited.
BUNCII BROS..
Proprietors
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
Furnished on short notice. \Ve cordially invite all to examine our goods
OCT
and prices before purchasing.
New Store
and
New Goods.
U ■!:M H M ain A* I' l . i NI S t «.
f’ropr ’
AMLF 4 ME9SEPVE
G ravi « I’ a *'
M ain S treet .
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G ram .« F ass , O regon
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork.
Having opetini a Family Grò-ery. I hereby announce to the public that
MUTTON,
I have a new and nell Kelcctcd stock of
GROt i RII S C’OMH a T10M RH.S ANO TABU
FORK S WSAGE
W\RL
\ND |l( >| i »<•> *-
Bought sir.ee the Sweeping Re<lucti<»n in freight»
marked down ut Bottom 1’ri« • «
. from tbe East, and
I alto sell the
Bacon
CELEBRATED DAVIS VERTICAL SEWING MACHINE,
ALWAYS
¿in 1
Lini
ON
HAND-
which has ni» «spu liti i'»* of manageni<nt
and great range of work, Meat Delivered anv place in To«n
My objis-t i« to malte it 1-' thè iutcri—t of
tho’e having c*»h or pro*
<ln< i io trad<- with me.
I Kl E < ■! (. HAU'
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prfll
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