Rogue River courier., April 01, 1887, Image 2

TREES!
He me Seekers, Attention!
NOTICE.
in the range of her c.irrion pointed
W. L. BLACKBURN,
Tin-
Directors
of
(¡rants
Pa«s
School
snout, has got down to work again. District No. 7, *111 meet at tile olliee of AGENT AT GRANTS PASS
FOR SALE.
’Sciai Paper of JoieHiie Cûuntr. Orma. It is said that crime grow , bolder, W. I.. Blackburn, on Monday. April 111 h
— FOtt THE —
Hammon
Nurseries,
A. D Iss”, at 1 o'clock, forth'- purpose
H)|j ACRE« of tine farm and timber
hence we suppose this old hog bit of
equalizing the assessment roll of raid Brow ns’, ill? V» 'Oku Mills Suits
*
fond ( ■(- »20 p-r acre, x miles w,.»t
APRIL i, 1887. off more than she could chew this District. Any person Ix'ing disx.m .i.-d
FRIDAY
i(om (¡rant’s Paax on North side of H.VU m
PÏÏŒNIX.
Oregon,
and
OAKLAND,
California.
—
Mada
ta
Orler,
r.J
—
with their axsoexinent can have ilie same
diver. Thia farm contains 125 acres,4
time. In her haste to find food for i'orr.
i ted it ill the judgment <•( the lGar>l $22.50, $23.50. $25.00. $27.50. i $29.50.
Registered at the 1 ** w«t< »Hi«*«* in Grant’ll
rich river Imttom land in cultivation, a|w,
her
rootten
soul,
she
failed
to
get
they
have
just
caum-
to
complain.
50aeroxui the same quality easily cleared
Paw«, Ore., hm S<‘<,oiid ('!a*iM Matter.
Call and See New Styles
the »wilance is of the finest sugar pine and
the lead down on to the powder, By order of the l>ir tors.
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
W. 1.. BLACKBURN,
other timber and pasture land. This ¡., »
Having li id Ten Y ir- exfa-rience in
CORRESI’oNht .M E
and the explosion well nigh ruined
I istrii-t Clerk.
Neither in (bluntity, Quality, Varieties, Size >1 Tree«, nor Health and X igor
gissl mill site ; county road rups by tlie
taking Me.i-ures. ,nd|»,-t - l no*-il on
place, good living water running ai r.»«—
her business as a slanderous liar. Dated thin, the 31st dal ol March, 14X7. their II.o-l • ol Cutting, I do not hesitate to
of same. Embra -ing all tho Leading \ arietiex of
Wc Invite corre«jx>n len.-e frolli all «<■<•-
4 l td
(he
place near buildings; also gooj well-
s.iy that w ■ .a giv - yo.: a lk-ttt r ‘Jua!ity
lionx un »uhjeet» of locai and other in­ We wonder what she would say if
1 large houae, 2 large barns, granary'
and Fit tof tin- looney than can Is- found
APPLE.
PEAR,
PEACH.
PLUM.
PRUNE,
APRICOT.
terest“.
NOTICE.
smoke house and other out bnildin -s-’
a share of the history she has made
. 1«-where
A IhtroaiT is Kxqlllitli < s
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
H k UX|<-SBTSM <ir.H. IxXiAS IS.IT No >. vi.:. OaiiEirs. Iasi -tfully,
Witli cadi leder thè nume and address
' young orchard; garden and Ixfttoiu lun.j
i-?aUv
"if
>
n
this
county
were
to
appear
in
G A R , <¡ranta l’a-•. Man-h 39, ’«7 47tf
of lite Render ix required, expec
'.ill under fence; very healthy locality
\V i.. BLACKBURN
ooo
Beni for irablicatfon.
i thess columns Perhaps she thinks A II mriiiG-rs of Gen G>gxii Post N
On tliia farm can be raised the tin.-t of
corn, sweet potatoes, nit-lions, tomatoe*
G. A. It, are requested to I*- pr “ent
nobody knows her; but in this she 39,
at the next regular meeting. the first Brick! Brick:! Brick!!!
pea<-liea, grain, timothy,ciover, etc T,,;j
EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
Sl
’
KCl
AI/ri
IxS.
Mould male several go. d homes, an.l*iH
is sadly mistaken for she is well Wednesday in April, as business of im­
the climate and oilier advantages cannot
known and bears anything but a portance demands your attention.
l>e equalled in Oregon it would ls> «H.,
By onlet of the Coinmxn.ler,
Janies Buchanan Bades, the great
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
gixid name, either tn truth or in
J K. I'IGNEY.
for eoloniataor Olliers to investigate lie-
canal man is dead.
fore
buving elsewhere.
V.
C
olvk
»,
Adjutant.
4-1-lt
virtue. When we consider this per­
GEORGE R GOWAN,
P. Barry Pear^the best late shipping variety.
Walter Sutton of the Gold Beach son in the light of a buzzard who
25 «in]
Grant's Pass, or
D. W. HARDIN’S
THOSE WHO WANT GOOD
Muir Peach, (irev-tone) still heads the list.
Gazette has sited John Dean for li­ hunts for nothing but carrion, we
Kanaday's Cling, the canner’8 pride.
Notice For Publication
doubt the propriety of ever saying M
1
ry, i 5 R I C K Y A R 1 ).
Kelsey’s Japan Plum, lias no peer.
bel in the sum of $5,500.
U. S. L ani > O kuci :,
t
— All kinds of —
Hobe de Sargent Prune, never b-f.>re offered in Oregon.
It is
a word about her or noticing a CHEAP, will do well to call upon
Rosi.Hl li(i, (»1- , 1 I I 2t;, 1,487.1
th. - u hs . in a dtied state, fornix the celebrate 1 prune D Elite,
G ildensotr, the mtn lerer of little word she may say. One thing cer
MASONRY WORK
i French Conserve«),
Notice ix hereby given that th.- f<>H.,lv.
J. W HOWARD,
Mamie Kelly in San Francisco, has tain, the parties she is slandering
lint naiii.-'l settler has file.l notice of hj.,
Eerkeley Gcosberry, the most profitable of them all.
intention to make lilial proof in xupp,« „f
been found guilty of murder in the at this time would not wipe their AGENT I OR I>. M. OSBORNE A CO.
his daini, anil that said proof will hu
Languedoc, King’s, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
first degree He will be sentenced feet on her. It is well enough
13-ltf
made latore the Judire or ( I.-rk of t|)e
Execute
>
Notice.
to-morrow.
county court of Joeephine county. Or. at
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
for respectable persons to look out
County Treasurer's Notice
Grants l'ass Oregon, on W. Ita - làv
for her, as she is a low down, dan­
hi the in lit- r <>.- tin- . state of William M.i-
lApril ì3tb, 1887, vix: I-awrence Leonard
Evergreens, shrubs, roses, clematis and flowing plants, small fruits, grape
A communication from this place gerous woman and rotten to the ( >rri< r. or no < 01 . sty T hi . vsi i . i . r , ) 1 lorn y, ilcceased.
Homestead entry No. 3908. for the 8 E
vine», etc., etc.
Grants Pass \pril 1st, 1837.}
NOTH E is hereby given that I-tiers
’ "I N W
See 4 Tp 40, S 1! 7 West,
to the l’lainde tier compliments the very core.
Itei. -re purcl. ising e!.-ew Ir.-ro, parties intending to plant trees will find
Notice is hereby given that there are : testanea:t.in i’|x> 1 tt.c estate of Wil, ini
M. He names the following wltia
. t,,
it to their interest to come and see our stock and learn our prices
funds in the ounty Treasury for the re­ Malon '.y, l.,te ol .hsu-pliine < oiinly. Mate
C oi kihh thusly:
; prove his eoiitiniioiis residence upon, ai .1
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
demption of the following County War­ I of Oregon, de. ea-ed, Inne Isx'n granted
Catalogues
mailed
gratis
upon
application.
Address
»11
communications
to
cultivation of, sai.l land, viz : T <; pHt.
“The Rogue River Courier lias
rants, protest ■ I to Mav 1st, 1885-
to the undersigned, l.y the Coutily Court
I ter-i 11, of Grants l’ass, James I* Lewis
one of the neatest little office» in
Numbers, 251, 348, 377, 349, 371», 443, of ><>s -pliine Comity, sitting as a Probate
II
AMMON
BROS.,
On Wednesday, March 23d, Ma-
I W Bain, and Win Chapman of
Southern Oregon. Probably owing jor James T. Glenn of Oakland, lx. 4(19, 474. 351, 457, t ill, l-o, v»>. |s|. Coiirt. bearing date. February 22, l«s7.
rineuix, Jackson county, Oregon.
51tf : house, all of Josepl.ine County, Oregon.
443, 442, 111. 47», 47.4, 473, 471, 47.1, 452, : All per-o'.s i. Jidited to said estate are
t > the force of fine looking young
C11 is. XV. Joiissn X-,
Cal. and Louis Glass, superinten­ 450. 43::, 42«, 122, 423, 421.420, 414, 413, r queste I t.> “etti" the same without de-
la lies on its staff. ’’
49-Ct.)
Register.
412, 411,
— -I ‘ i. US. 407, 4-15, 3»i>, Bill. 374.
dent of the noted Cherokee gold 373, 372. 370, 3(Mi, 41», 3S4, 425, 445. 493, i lav and al! ti."- ■ having claim ■ against
-aid estate will present tir.-same to me
SUMMONS.
4.14, 415. 342. -155, 4!I2, B'.M. 11 1.
We are recieving many letters mine of Butte county in that State, 494,
duly veritie i. to G'laiid. Josephine Coun­
3115, 3so. 547, 4x4, 5H7, 644. 392, «00. 5o<i,
ty, Otvaon, within xix months from the
similar to the following:
with the writer chartered a team (JI 12, 162. I. 14
07, o. 112. till, 572. first pillili.-alion o. tins noli. ..
IN the Circuit Court for th -State of On>-
gon, for tlia County of Josephine
C vriiie , Murry Co.. Minn .
and started for Waldo. Wc found 673, (¡14, f>15, (¡21, (¡22, (>19, (¡20, 023, (J2(>,
.IAME is MALONEY.
(J24, «28, 031
G A. Wll.PRET,
March at, 1887.
Or
Colored
Shirt,
Ask
for
the
i
1 xe< liter
the roads good and the day being a (126,
Interest on the same will cease from
Plaintiff.
Lelarnl, Or , Feb. 23, 1.G7.
-52-5t
E d . C ourier : —A s I intend set­ pleasant one, ottr ride was pleasaat. thi»
dato
vs.
J. W HOWARD,
Suit in Equity
tling inimediatly in Southern < Ire At Wilderville peach trees were in 4-1-4»
Treasurer.
SUMMONS.
for Diver.
gon I would I k - very thankful fora
Lt CV WILl'RET,
full
bloom.
From
there
to
Waldo,
Defendant.
s imple- copy of j our valuable news
¡X i!x* Ciru’iit Court of tim :~t ite of On-
L»"i. for th I > iiity of Jofcuphiue.
a distance of 28 miles, our road lies
To Lucy Wilpret, tho above name I .!„>-
pajier.
A. M c G rkgor .
ooo
fendant
’ A?.ì J. KNAl’P
1
through the finest sugar pine, fir
ruimhr,
In the ii.tiii • of (he State of Oregon, Voll
One of our subscribers recently and yellow pine timber on the con
Fora
Good
Pair
of
Overalls,
Ask
for
the
VS
are hereby required to ap|s ar in tie,
discontinued the Cot'RlHH because tinetit. The farmers are all over I
Cor. 5th and Main Sts.
aliove entitled Court and answer th.-
ITNLY KNAi'P.
complaint filed against yon
in
the utovo
all
,
____
it did not agree with him in opin­ busy with the matter of sowing and
H. SIMPKINS, - - Proprietor. ;
Bi
of the KorM I
Defendant. )
it hin ten
entitle I suit, v»
v.iiiiiii
ieu days
.¡ays from
troni th«»
tint
ion. He shews conclusively in this planting; the miners are busy, so
date of the service of this smni i< ns-, J
To I’inly Knapp, defeu lant.
and take no others.
served Upon you i 1 Joe-phi.i.- County .y
act that he is noil-progressive. No that we sec but few people along
In the name of the Stateof Oregon, you
W hite C ooks !
if .“el vi-'l upon von ill liny other Conntv
are ordered and require I to appeal- in said
stronger proof could be desired of the highways or on the streets of
To be had of all first-class dealers.
[-19-3'n
of th ■ State of Oregon, tli -n within twen­
court ami answer the complaint of said
Thi» house has just hrpn tho
ty days from tho date of tlie service of
that fact. It is utterly impossible Kerbyville or Waldo. All of the
plaintiff', filed n.'iiinst you herein, on or
rough!)
rom ban
this summons upon you, or, if s.-rv. I bv
liefere the first day of the next regular
for a paper to agree with everyone miners arc jubilant over their fine;
merit to attic. Bcda niu»* and ;
publication <>,' summons or oth rsi-e,
term of said Court to-wit: ihe second
then liy ti e first day of th ■ next regninr
of its s 11 bscri tiers. Should an editor prospects for a long season's work
< h an. The tables ar- sup- >
.Monday in April, A. D. 1887. It is or­
terinot the above entitl" I Court next fol­
dered by tlie Judge of said Court that
pli<*(| with th bf -t th • nnrkft ;
attempt such a course his paper There is more snow in the moun­
lowing th - expiration of six weeks publi­
publication l>e made for six week“ in the
affords.
w mid be despised by every sound tains than ever liefore seen in this
cation hereof, to-wit: On or before the
Rogue River Courier, a new-paper of gen-
i oral circulation published in said county,
llt’i day of April, A. D., 1837,
TERMS REASONAP.EE.
th'nking reader.
country, and as there is no likeli­
prior to tlm see mid Monday of April, A.
and If you fail to unxw er said conip'aitit
I !-ti
A.
D.
HELMS,
Prop'r.
D. 1887, ami von ar" notified that vei are
as above required, tho )1 aintifi' w ill ap­
With this issue we liegin Vol. 5 hood of heavy rains, it will no doubt
requiied to ap|s-ar in said Court and an­
—Dealer in—
ply to the Court for th • r di--t ttvr 'ia .1 -
remain
until
late
in
the
Slimmer.
swer
said
complaint
beiore
tin-
lirst
day
nianded, to-wit: For the ili-sobiti-.t! of
of lhe Cot RiEii, with renewed hope
of the next regular term of sai 1 Court, t<>-
Times
are
dull
here
but
the
marriage contr.ict existing G-twc-n
indica-
Staple and Fancy Groceries
THE FINE VERMONT HORSE , wit :
a id encouragement. The Cor nu-:»
plaintiff
ami defendant; fora jn.lgmoirt
tions
are gotxl for a revival of busi-
Cigars, Tobacco. Nuts and
The 11th day of April, A. D , 1837,
md decree that plaintiff b;‘ av.ai 1-1 the
s ands to-day free from the contam­
C - H ■
,
future .-are a id . tisto.lv of Clara Wilpret,
or the plaintiff w ill appl/ to th • < 'onrt for
Candies, Fruits, and a
inating influences of clicks, dans or ness ere many months.
and for a fttrlh.-r deer' ■ lhat plaintiff I.. -. 1
Will iiinkw the season as follows:
the relief d -in-ii! led to-wit : I ■ a decree
The
milling
claims
of
J.
Wi
Kii|M
‘
rior
brand
of
corruption. It is true to its name
the ex.-lusive own -rsiiip ami title t t'-a
of the Court ib . luring nil the marriage
Kerbyville, April 11th.
mer & Sons, linnis & Simmons and
“> e-
- 'll N. I
, * ■
now existing between til.- plaintiff ,11.d
CANNED GOODS.
an independent paper devoted large the Scotts gulch claim, owned by
Waldo, April 12th,
■ Tow n-hip 3«. S.itlfi of Range 5 West
the d*-fcndant, and restoring said plaintiff
Main
St.,
opposite
U.
R.
Ix-pot.
f-Ult
ly to the varied interests of Southern Simmons, Decker & Payne, are all and return every 9tli day during th« sea­ to her former name of Mary ,1. Attellierry,
The service of th;“ Summon., nyoii y.vi
The balance ol tbo time will Is? at and such other and further relief as the
bv publication isrn idei’i pnrs-t.m ■ ... <n
Oregon, and especially to Josephine pushing work with good success. son.
the Ivellj place, on Hileker Creek.
order ma I • by I. It Web-t r. •;> I of
Court may deem m-I ami pro;»-r
and Jacksoi» counties. Otic year
tli.- al o, • entitled Court, . n the 1 Ith i..v
By order of I„ It. Webster, Judge of the
Description and Pedigree :
The huge quantities of water flow­
of F.-bruarv, A D., 1.447. in < liainb..- 11
ECHO is a lx-antiful dark bay, 11)years Circuit Court of the Stateof Oregon for
ago the C ourier was a patent out ing through their ditches show con
Jaeks-onvllle, Oregon, direetittg tl>. t ll ;i
lu'j hands high, well pro|xirtione<i the ( 'ou.i'y of Jo-epllilie
side sheet with less than five col clusively that thev will move large old,
S'linmotiH I“- published on e a w - .. for
Done at CliamG 1
in Ja. k“oriville,
and weighs I ,:k)0 isxind <. Echo w as sired
six consecutive we. I;- in the Rog.; ■ l:i.. c
by Cardwell's Mike, .lain by Old Ver­ Jiu-kson C.gintv, tlii. lltli day of I'ebm-
unns devoted to home news. It
-------
DEALERS IN -------
( ourier
quantities of bank before the close mont, her .lain th - O.erlie k niare, a I are, A. I1447,
had no job press, therefore our peo­ of the season, amounting to many thoroughbred Kentucky Whip
S. C. MITCHELL
J. S. (! XGE,
Mik«
4 v(,» J
Attorney for 11 imtiff.
Attorney for Plaiutiff.
ple were comjH-lled to scud away acres. Will. Bybee’s claim is not was sired by (fid Vermont, he by hide 48-(tw]
ended' e, he bv Black Haw k, he bv Sher­
f ir all manner of job work which running, owing to the dam having | man
Notice of Final Settlement.
Morgan, he by Justin Morgan, the
broken
which
causes
a
shortage
of
6th St., between Main and H, Grants Pass, Or.
founder of the Morzan family. Mike's
cost them higher then than we
water.
dam was the Overt»-, k mar -, thus con­ IN the Comity Coint of the State of Ore- Have the I argent and most Complete Stock in their line in Southern Oregon which
charge now During the year one
necting the V erinont strain in E.-ho as fill- 1 gon for Josephine Comity.
they will sei!
Cor. Front and Mt rri on •
! In the matter of the Estate of Finley S.
t tousand dollars worth of material
The Rogue River Courier thus , Iv as it is in Mike.
Sneed,
deceased.
\S Low AS TIIIC LOWEST.
TERMS:—By the season, »10
Any
PORTLAND Cr.
has lieen added to the office, the unconsciously gives the whole bus
person selling his mare during the season
I’y order of Hon. Voln.yv Colvig, Coun­
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
patent outside discarded. The pa iness away : “The Board of Immi­ will please rcinemlx-r »tint money for ser­ ty Judge, I hereby give notice toall cred­
The Leading Hotel of Eortla’id.
gration has lieen continued by pri vice is then due (are will be taken to itors an t others int. r—ted in th •.‘state of
per is printed on all new ty|je and vate
‘
Studebaker Farm tans,
subscriptions, with C. B. Car avoid accidents, but no r«sj>onsibilitv as- Finley S. Sneed. .1 eased, that I intend
w: do as good job work as can lx- lisle
|
JOHN WELLS.
to make final settlement of sai I estate at
as Secretary. ()ne thing cer sumwd. t
Free Coa h t > ami from Ini»
o
’
4-1 2m
the next term of th • County (tonrt t. lie
found in the State; we therefore 1 tain, Mr. C. is a last friend to South
held on the 9tli day of April, 1««7. at
POPULAR HOUSE.
Oregon, and we feel glad that
cl lint that we have advanced the ent
<
Grants 1’iiss. Oregon, and that objections
A3K YOUR DEALER FOR
to such final leeotmt and the settlement
CIIARG’ S REA- r; IRLE.
C h kick and we arc gratified to I k he
' has been retained.'' Other sec
thereof will be heard at that time.
tions
of
the
State,
it
would
seem
lieve it is endorsed by its many from
j
W 11. FLAN Vi \N,
tlrs, had just caute for com
THCMAS GUINEAN,
Administrator,
readers, almost without exception. . plaint. Carlisle as Secretary of the
^.■na-Va
PrOprieTOr.
(¡rants Pass, Or., M.ircli 17, '«7.
51-
State Board of Immigration should
Mr. Louis Glass, who has been 1 have been a broad instead ot a nar
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
Ol
in this ¡nation of the State, has been 1 row gauge man: hi should have
A. J. SKI )GH,
connected with the Cherokee mine ■ lieen broad enough, at k-ast, to take
--------- ALSO ----------
Main St., Ju’t. 4th and ’»th Grants Pass.
for fifteen years an<l has been super in the entire State But the fraud
The World Rcnouned
ulent
board
has
had
its
day,
and
— Ha* jtiHt opened a N< w —
ititendent of them for a term of live
Oregon.
The News has no desite to kick a
years. This mine uses nine giants dead thing (Portland News
I LRMH IIE STOLL
I 41 SSELL
with nine inch nozzles and works
Where will lx- kept on hand ami for sale
The PEOPLE*« MEAT MARKET is
Last fall, in liehalf of our fanners,
all kinds of
n-i-.v <>)><■:: an.l pri-par-I to i- ipply custom­
alxmt 300 hands, all white men. we f: ; warded large quantities of
ers null the choi.--.'zt cuts ix
Furniture. Bedding, Picture Fea,me«.
The company has 100 miles of ditch corn, cane, sweet |x>tat>xs, melons,
Brackett. Etc.. Etc.
BEEF,
and a strip of land 400 feet wide grapes, |>eaches, etc. to the State
Boots and Shoes, D.».r-Franies,. Window I r mies. Bra. kets
and 38 miles long across the Sacra Board rooms, all of which wen
MUTTON,
Etc., made to order. S|>ccial attention
— Thev are the --
given to
ills
lUellto valley, extending to the tule placed on exhibit by Mr Arlisle.
PORK,
BUST AND CHEAPEST IX TUI!
I NI> H RUA KIND.
land*. of which they own 8ixx> Jackson county was also energetic
EISII and FOWL,
Repairing and all kinds of work in my
.MARKET
[53-6111
acres and upon which their debus in putting her samples on exhibit
hue neatly ami pronptlv ex -He I
Autocrat Wood Force
At prices ranging from
flows. In addition to this thev have at the rooms. As we uudersattid it,
Al'S"
To Builders and Masons!
Eight to Ten Cents per Pound.
rented 6000 acres more of tulc laud about 90 per cent of the immigiants
Manufacturer’s
T: iìì |
All kinds of
for dumpage purposes. Their main nowadays are hunting for vacant
AGENT
ditches carry a regular flow of 3000 lands, climate and country
S A U S A Cr K s
for the
And all g<xxls handled by
where
inches of water acting ii|xm 361 feet the above fruits can l>c
put Up by Experienced Firstd lass Eutcli-
raised,
STAVER
RACINE
WALKER,
of pressure, the banks of pay dirt There ate no v aeant lands
ers. A shan- of the public patronage re­
in the The undersiftnt I is l'reparcd t>> i :ru!-h
spectfully solicited.
----- Including the -----
being from 3.0 to 600 iect high. Willamette vallev ncarh as g<xxl
BUNCH BROS.,
EMPIRE
MOWERS,
REAPERS
and
BINDERS
With this arras of facilities they as can l»e found in Josephine. Their
L ? NI E
Proprietor*«
The Best Mill
remove 31,txx» cubic s ards of dirt climate living damp, is not so good t«» pirtii's iti ihH*.! oi «tieh an artic!e at h in
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
made.
per day. Samuel Glass, lather of nor a-> healthful as oils . Y ou raise loin 1'•y
Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods
eaM of Rock Point, on the
A Mlian? of public patronage is respcct-
lin-*
tin* ( » A ('. K. R., in «|U.ir.titii“» to
and prices before purchasing.
L">uis, was one of the first owners no corn, melons, jieaclics, bnxvm suit
purcha'*«'!**
Il dvMrvtl, lit' will sliip hilly Nolii itoti, nm! .«at intact ion guárante 1
36-1V
and operators ot this famous mine corn nor sugar cane. These facts to any p int l> it i» north or xouth on this
in 1853. Mr. Glass is .1 mining ex have been lilierally spread all ovet h*a<l, ai rvasonabïe ratr**.
Proprietor.
N K \V
•‘.'tn
S E. sTF.AKSS,
GOODS!! J. H. AHLF
j>ert of fine ability
He know-, es­ the United States; ami the imini
A. J STROHECKER,
en feature of mining surveying, lo­ giant coining to tins State in
M ain S treet ,
G rant ' s P ass .
PRICES!
cating, etc., in connection with the pursuance thereof naturally sought
Saddler and Harness Front St., adjoining Courier Office,
mining system. He is much pleased Southern Oregon. When he
ar-
C.RW’TS PASS. OREGON.
with the mining outlook in South rived at the Board rooms, he was
MAKER and REPAIRER.
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
ern Oregon, and <■ ¡pnialls wit 1 the fairly bewildered with the tine Kei’ps .-vnstantly on hand a Uir-t Class We have o|>ened a 1 irst-l !a » F’..itr
old camp l>etter known .is ' Sailor samples of produce, woods, etc.,
and Fed Mon- in the building formerly
MUTTON,
■to k >d
Bega leave to inf. cm the public that be’is now ni .-ely loi-ate.! on the corner .4
ox-npied a- a “id II.- and harness «Imp,
Digging -
sent from here, and there is not a SADDLES,
where we will keep constantly en hand
6 th AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS. OREGON.
HARNESS,
PORK-SAUSAGE.
and for «ale the best brands oi
but that lie was governed
A nasty old slum gatherer over doubt
BRIDLES,
more bv these than bv Mi Carlisle.
With a Large Assortment of
Flour, lorn and Oat Meal.
AND BOLOGNA.
in the vicinity of Kerby and Waldo, Can it ix- sard that it was Mr Cai
COLLARS.
who is in the habit of judging oth­ lisle's duty to send these |>eople
Wheat, Barlev. Oats. Mill
— and —
Bacon and Ln rd
GOODS.
ers l»y h."self and whois accustomed where they would lie dissatisfied or Saddle .in I II. hiic " Eiirnitiire.
an
I
Chop
Feetl.
Bran.
And everything to Is* found in a First-t kiss store, whi< h I will m il
ALWAYS ON HAND.
to slandering jrersons bitter than where they did not want to go? Sjsi ial and prompt attention given Io
ami everything ¡ctt.lining to a
XX c think not Jn>t think once of
herself, and especially is she in the the insignificant sunt of $50.10 ¡ xm
VERY
LOW
FOR
CASH,
OR
MARKETABLE
PRODUCE
Ke 1 >.• 1 i ri 11 Li.
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE
Meat Delivered any place in Te»'n
habit <>f besmirching the character war devoted to immigration pur And PRICED REASONABLE
Iw Call ami w me Iwf.irv purchasing elsewhere.
W. RAZEE & SON.
FREE OF CHARGE.
ptid gi’o*l name "I y< nii.t girls with pose • bv thi , Stale.
TREES!: TREES'
THE (’(H RIEH
Bros.'
fltiiiS, toes, and ipricots on MyroWan Plum Stock.
¿ic i i ne
If You wish to Buy a (food White
STAXI )AK1 ) STI I KI
NEW HOTEL,!
Grants Pass Variety Stare,
E -
O
Si HCKKK & JUDSON,
Hartl-waie, Stoves and Tin-ware ?.
Esmond Hole',
Lie
IIIllIMJilllX IIEilin
J, I. Case, and Canton Clipper Riding and Walking-Flows
Chilled
PEOPLES ME IT MARKET.
Plows,
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
M
,
1
LIMI!! LIME!
Wl\il llil.l..'
Flour, Grain, and Feed Sta,
NEW STORE!
NEW
NEW
IJ VI XGSTOXE \ANCJ-:
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY
4
J Itf
Proprietor».
L. V.NNCE.
A SìiH «[
rubli: P.diwffS*!to&