:pS'
TRITS!
TREES!
Correspondence.
I
Without further delay we wish
Horae Seekers, Attention!
W. L. BLACKBURN,
to correct the assertions which have
C ovote C heck , Apl. 3, ’87.
AGENT AT GRANTS PASS
FOR SALE
Mr. G. Corder and company have
•itili P ídít tí JMtpkiit CGBElf, Oreecs. been made in this community by at
— FOll THE —
least one person, that the Cot'BlER discovered a very fiue prospect in
-106, V
ui ;
f
and timlxT
I>:OV'dJVlIlj Uoolcil Milla Suits
land far ,20 per acre, 8 miles
FRIDAY,
APRIL », 1M7 haa been arrayed against Judge an 18 inch ledge, showing from one
PHŒNIX.
Oregon,
and
OAKLAND,
California.
from Grant’» Paa« on North side of Kogm,
— Iliade to Order, at —
Brower, |IIon. Johnathan Bourne, to five hundred colors to the pan,
diver Thia farm contains 125 acres <>f
Registered at the Postoffice in Grant’s Hon. Geo. W. Riddle and Solomon equal to 8 or 10 cents.
$22.50. $23.50. $25.00. $27.50,4 $29.50.
t rich river Isittom land in cultivation, also
\V. J. Worley and Wm. Hudson
50acresof
the same quality easily cleared
Vasa, On»., as Second-Clue* Matter.
Call and See Mew Styles.
Abraham, and that we had slandered are working on their three ledges
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
■ llie balance is of the finest sugar pine and
oilier timber and pasture land. This is a
; and abused them. UntiL recently which show free gold at the surface Ilavm,’ il I 1-n Years < »per.-nee in
CURRESPi INDENCE.
Neither in Quantity, Quality, Varieties, Size >f Trees, nor Health and Vigor
taking Meu- ins. »nd p<n-t« 'i myself < n
.<«sl mill site ; county n
runs bv tb£
1 we were not aware that such had as far as tested. They are de their mol--OÍ Cutting, 1 doll it li—itate to
of .-am?. Embracing all the Leading Varieties of
place, gissl living water running acrins
Wr inviti'eom’.ilHitiJciieB from allow- . _
. ,
.. i:r composed but easily traced and are HI.V that w ' earl give v- a i Batter Quai.ty
the place near buildings; also good well •
tiouo on »ubjv.’Ls of local and other in- •’e*11 ¡userted. It is true we dif
and Fit for tl. • in ea y than can ho f.xind
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, PLUM, PRUNE, APRICOT,
1 large house, 2 large barns, granary*
Urcuta.
fered with these gentlemen on some from 5 to 6 feet in width. These el»--t here A Ds.ro it i» Kxat ibep on
smoke house and other out building»-’
ledges
will
lie
rapidly
developed.
NECTARINE,
CHERRIES,
ALMONDS,
Etc.,
Etc.
ILL
<4.
IlKM.
Respectfully,
With ewli letter the name nml ;i<l lr..-- of the points of controversy on the
young orchard ; garden and bottom land
Mr. Worley has secured a mill sight 47IÍ
of the sender is required, especially if,
W I.. BLACKBURN
ail under fence; very healthy louaiitv
■ooo
incorporate question, but it is not by purchase.
■ent for publication.
< »si this farm . ar. U. raised the finest ¿f
corn, swiH-t |s>tatoes. mellous, tomato««
true that we slandered or abused
Mr. J. Coyle has just received a
lieaehes, gram, timothy, elover, etc Thia
EDITORIAL NOTE3 AND NEWS . them.
SI »ECIALTIKS.
We simply used the right set of blacksmith tools, powder and
I would mate several goo«t hon.es, and as
the climate and other advantage. eai,n„i
i of exercising our opinion—which steel for the purpoxe of running a
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
OC equalled in Oregon it w. uhi L„.
The San Francisco Chronicle has belongs to every freeman—and they tunnel on the Marsh ledge. The
C$|
lor eolomsts or others to investigate In-
our thanks for a complimentary cer did the same. The C ourier is not company has three promising ledges
— AT —
fore buy ing else« here.
P. Eany Pear,¡the best Ute shipping variety.
tificate of membership of the Chron a personal organ nor is it arrayed in a group which show g<xxl pros
GEORGE R. GOWAN,
pects of free gold with plenty of
D. W, HARBIN’S
2’3 I’.m]
Grant's Puss, Or.
Muir Peach, freestone) still heads the lift.
iclc Literary Union.
or set against any of these men. quartz in sight. No doubt Mr. C.
Kanafiay'«
Cliag,
the
vanner's
pride.
Notice For Publication.
will strike another “Green Moun B 1< 1 C Iv YA R 1 ).
Kelsey's Japan Plmn, has no peer.
Hon. Binger Hermann returned Messrs. Bourne and Riddle, asso tain'' as lie did last summer.
—
All
kinds
of
—
Rohe
do
Sargent
Prune,
never
before
offered
in
Oregon.
It
is
I S. L and O fficx ,
,
to his home at Roseburg on the 28th ciated with other» in the recent j The placer miners have a good
this which, in a dried slate, forms the celebrate 1 prune D Eate,
RosEBViio. Or , Feb. 26, 1837.1
MA SO NEY WORK
ult. He was serenaded by the Rose past, have rendered valuable ser run of water and look for a rich.
(Freni h Conserves),
Notice i.< hereby given that the follow-
vices to Josephine county, and we clean up as their bedrock looks well. Pro:n¡ tlv and neatly executed
Berkeley Gcosberry, the most profitable of tbi-m ail.
mg named settler has filed iiutiee of his
burg juvenile band.
intention to make final proof in support of
are not going to be first to for-1 There is no doubt of this being the
4ÍHÍ
Languedoc, King's, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
his claim, and that said proof will bo
The News takes a front rank as a get it. We have not forgotten the best camp for placer and quartz
made Isefore the Judge or Clerk of the
Ef.-,-c.itc
Notice.
mining
in
Southern
Oregon,
<*»
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
newspaper now since it gets the full men who secured the annexation of
county court of Joaephine county. Or at
Grants Pass, Oregon, on We'dm s.i'av
b.nifit of the Mackey Bennett pos four townships of land from Jackson there are 15 or 20 ledges showing In 11m mat’» r »■: lb? estate oOVillianr 'Ia-
Evergreens,
shrubs,
roses,
clematis
and
flowing
plants,
small
fruits,
grape
April 13th, 18X7. viz: Lawrence Leonard
free gold as far as tested, and plen lo:> -V, dia-ea eil.
vines,
etc.,
etc.
tal telegraph system.
Homestead entry No. 36 s, fur the S F if
county, including the town of ty of room for as many more with NOHCil , m hereby given that letters
Before purchasing elsewhere, parties intending to plant trees will find
ofN \V >,.See4 Tp4(l, S 117 West,
Grants Pass; also, the tea thousand a little capital.
* t- * 1 ti "i.me-i.t.'.-v upon the outate of William
M.
lie names the following witnesses to
it to their interest to como and see oar stock and learn our prices
Ten thousand dollar.» of Portland
Mat ‘m-v, lute of Jo. pbiiie County, State
-*»■
prove bis continuous residence mon, ond
dollar appropriation with which to
Catalogues
mailed
gratis
upon
application.
Address
all
communications
to
oftiiegon.
dieea
cd,
have
been
granted
/’■ qh (fie K imath County Stu -.
money was stolen from pouch 606
•nliivati n of, said land, viz : TO Pat
build a bridge across Rogue river
I'» the under-1."led, by the Countv Court
terson, of Grants Pass, James 1’ Levi,,
HAMMON
BROS.,
on the 51st of March. \Vm. A.1
A
large
colony
of
Germans
is
ex
of
.io-
‘
¡dii'ie
<
'.-ii.ty.
sitting
as
a
Probate
at this place, and we believe no one,
1 W Bain, and Win th a) man < f Altl
riui nix, Jackson county, Oregon.
Siti
pected soon, who will settle in Al Court, hear.ier I it-. February 22, Is ;7.
Clark, one of the clerks, confessed to
house, id! of Joe-epbine County, Oregon.
doubts their connection with these kali valley and other parts of Klam All ;-.rr-ons in '
I to said estate are
C has . \\ JoiiNsTox
the theft.
reque-te 1 t > settle tin« name without de
acts. So far as Mr. Abraham isL ath county.
4U61.I
Remster.
lay ; ami nli too j ha. ing claim» again.:t
Water rates have been reduced concerned, he kept his word with | Klamath county has a much larg said »stale wtil pi «ent the same tome
SUMMONS.
V r:'.e I. at f.eland. JosephineCoun
by the water committee of Portland, the county in connection with the er area of land seeded to grain this duly
tv, Or.'con, within six months from the
IN till Circuit Court for tb- Stat« of Ora-
to take effect Aprrl ist, which re ! county seat question; and so far as year than last, and of course a much t';r.'t publie.'ti- >f th!“ meie-s
g m, for tlv Comity of Joicpliia •
larger
yield
of
grain
is
to
be
expected.
.'AMES MAL-iNEY.
we
know
he
is
not
deserving
of
duces the cost of that essential ar
Or
Colored
Shirt,
Ask
for
the
O A. WILPRET,
Executin'.
1
Wm.
Steele
has
about
a
dozen
Ixd.iu !, Or , le 23. 13.47.
ticle 33J3 pct cent from former rates. slander or abuse from either the
152-51
Plaintiff. i
men at work repairing the big
1 Suit in E.v.iif.
vs.
C ourier or the citizens of the coun
SUMMONS.
i
mr Divorce’
The Roseburg Review < Bro Bell's 1 ty, and we have certainly had 110 Klamath ditch. There is really no
LUCY WH.PKET.
estimating the value of this ditch
paperjclosed its eleventh year with 1 thought of that kind in mind. it to those who are so fortunate as to IN i!i ‘ C::-..’:it Court of tbc St itc of (>r. -
I lefendunt. J
ooo
the last issue. The Review is ably does not necessarily follow that be- own land below it, and not only to gon. for the County of Jos.qihiue.
Io Lucy Wilpret, the alsive named du-
MALY J. KNAPP
1
fer.dant
edited and fearless in its course. j cause we differed with these gentle- that particular class of individuals,
In the mimo of the State of Orv_'i n, yon
Fora
Good
Pair
of
Overalls,
Ask
for
the
but
to
the
county
at
large.
The
We hope to see it score many more ; men on the incorporate question,
are II Hvhy rei.uinsl to appear ia thj
r
fact that alfalfa will grow immense
above entitled Court and answer the
years of usefulness.
1 ioI.'r r.7»A1 i’,
; that we are their enemies and de ly on sn» sage brush soil wlitii
IBOSS Of tllO Rotici
complaint filed against you in the ul ovi;
liefonuant. j
■ ntille i r.irit, within ten days from th.,
The Drain Echo stays with the sire to mow them down. Not at all. water can be had to irrigate with, To Finly Knapp, defcnilant.
date c! the i i-.ice of thia nut'.mon«, if
makes
the
value
of
this
and
and
take
no
others.
other
We
have
no
grievance
against
them
served upon yon in Jo-i -phiti County, , r
branch railroad from that town to
In the name i f the Stateof Oregon, yon
ditches
incalculable.
if HCtvcd upon ..o.i in an;. o ‘!:., t ( cimty
are ordereil and rii|iiired to aiqa ar in raid
deep water at Scottsburg. That and cannot account for the re-
[49
‘
3
nl
of the State of Oregon, th.-n within tv,-.
court and aniowr the enuiptnint of said
I
port,
unless
the
field
glass
used
in
road will be built ere many years.
ty daya from the date of th • s. rv'ce if
About a thousand sacks of de plaintiff, filed a/ainst von herein, on or
tilts summons upon you, or. it ■ -r e i I s
The Echo deserves praise for its I connection with it had the wrong layed mail matter arrived at Port before’ the first day of the next regular
p'tblic.
ilion of bumnio'is or otherwise,
of .said Court to-wit: The oeeoiid
land last Friday which has been de term
enterprise and push in this matter. end jointed at us.
then by the first .lav of the i.ext regc.lur
Monday in April, A. I>. 1887. It is or
tained on account of the floods and dered by the Judgo of said Court that
term of the above entitled Comt next fol
From Korbyvllle.
wash outs on the N. P. It had to publication lie ma !« for six week i in tho
lowing the expiration ot six weeks pnb:i-
An exchange slangs spring poetry
eation hereof, to-wit : < la . t
re the
Rogue River Courier, a new ■ ; ajierof gen
be
taken
back
to
the
Missouri
and
April 3, 1H87.
thus:
circulation published in said county,
liti: da/ of April, A. r., 1337,
sent forward by the U. P. and Or eral
Road Supervisor Summers isquite egon Short Line.—[Eugene City prior to the second Monday of April, A.
•'Spring, sprang, licautiful sprung!
ind if you fail to answer sai l com],l i nt
A. D. HELMS, Prop'r.
D. 1887, and you are notified that you are
The s :ft winged warblers are wang- 1 busy repairing the roads.
as ubovu required, the plaintiff will ap
Register.
required to appear in said Court and an
—
Dealer
in
—
ply to the Court lor the relief therein <1 -
ing a wutig; the soft south breezes
Mr. Hathaway has moved his
swer said complaint before the first day
inanded, to-wit: l'or lb. di. soluti >.i of
are breezing a broze which thaws family to their ranch on Deer creek.
of the next regular term of »aid Court, to-
Staple and Fancy Groceries
th - m image .anitr.u t existing l>etwi»-:i
NOTICE.
wit :
up the ground with remarkable
plaintiff ani defendam ; fora jnilym
The rain for the past day or two
Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts and
thoz. Waugh! Pass the taffy has raised the Illinois river higher The Directors of Granta l’nug School The llth day of April, A. D., 1S87,
iiiddt-. iej that plaintiff !>■ award-d llm
District
No,
7,
will
meet
at
the
office
of
tha plaintiff will apply I > the Court for
future care arid ctli tody of Clara Wilprei,
Candies, Fruits, and a
please.”
than at any time during the season. W. L. Blackl.irn, on Monday, April lltli or
the relief dem lull lto-wit. io- a decree
.imi for u furt'i •!' decrec that plaintiff hma
HiiperiGr brand of
Wall! We smile a smolc, wink
tin exclusive ov . ivts !:ip neat till» 1 , thj
Oscar Naucke payed a visit to A. D 1887, at I o’clock, tor the purpose of the Court Cel laring void th” marriage
of
equalizing
4
he
assessment
roll
of
»11
id
West
o; tito Noltll-West !t ill i ti'll I,
now
existing
between
the
plaintiff'
and
CANNUl) GOODS.
a wuitk and think a thunk.
the mines on Canyon creek last District. Aliy person la’ing dissatisfied
Township 33, South of It auge 5 West.
defendant, nn 1 rertoriu,’.'nid plaintiff'
M-. ! i St., I'pi.oi ite II. R. Depot.
[4
Iti
week and is well pleased with the w ith tin ir as»- nient can have the same the
The service of this Sammon/ upon yu i
to her termer uaine ot Mar;. J. Altells rry, '
The S. F. Examiner, while dis outlook for the coming season.
! by publication i • ma l. ¡n |.m.'iiar¡. a of an
corrected if in the judgment of the Board and mi ll other and further relief as the i
■ird<r ma le by L. I. Wcii-.t-r. .hi lae of
Court may deem i
1 and proper
cussing the recent annexation of; Our old friend F. M. Nickerson they have just cause to complain.
Hy order of the Directors.
the al ere entitled Coert, i the liti-. ,b;y
By order of i . K. Webster, Judge of the
Happy Camp township of Del Norte is in town and will have charge of1
W. L, BLACKBURN,
Circuit Courtin' the St ate of Oregon for
of Febritary, A I’ ! <:’>7. in Clin’rs at
N. Delamater's store during the
r¡Strict Clerk.
theCounty of J.> ephine
laek'onvii e, ( >i. eon, dioitlie that thia
county to Siskiyou county, says:
Dated this, the Ulstdavof March. 1887.
I' oiio at Chambers in Jacksonville,'
Smnm ns be publiab. d once a week, for
i
“As soon as the summer sets in, coming season, while Mr. Delamater
4 l td
Jackson Conntv, this I Illi dav of Febru
six consecutive v.c. ks in the iteyi: ■ Liver
------
DEALERS IN ——
work will be begun on the nearly attends to his mining interests.
ary, A. 1'., 1887.
Courier
Newt.
Fanoil
was
at
the
Union
J. S. GIGE,
completed road, and by autumn,
S. U. MITCHELL,
THOSE WHO WANT GOOD
48-6w]
Attorney for Pluiutitf.
4.8-ffw J
Attorney for I'lamfiff.
stages will be running there three hotel Saturday with a dry goods
times a week into the camp from drummer who took large orders
Notice of Final Settlement.
Flouring Mill and Farm
Yreka, and people living there, who from our merchants, which shows
IN
the
County Court of the State of Ore
have never been able to see in any the prosperity of our people.
FOR SALL
CHEAP, will do well to call ii|s>n
gon for Josephine County.
Quite an excitement is Ix’ing
direction, except straight up, on ac
Situated on Murphv Creek, JoMipliitit
In the matter of the F.-tate of Finley S.
J. W HOWARD.
count of the mountains, can inter made over the discovery of some
county, Oregon, eight mile.« «qlh of
Grants Pass, a |- ¡r.‘t-vlas< FLO!.' liIN<.
view the wonders of modern civili very rich diggings which have late AGENT FOR D. M. OSBORNE & CO. Sneed, deceased.
By order of Hon. Volnev Colvig, Coun
'.III.I., with Pat mt .'t e binary, do'n,;
zation at a small cost."
ly been discovered on upper Deer
ty Judge, I hereby give notice t.iall cred
13-ltf
a.... I work and Iras n g.jod eu.-t 'm Tko
creek and there is now over 50
itors and others interested in tin1 estate of
1'AliM contains H.'D :vr i of land: o>
It is time more attention was paid claims taken.
Finley B. Sneed, deceased, that I intend
acres in clover, and ov.-r 1 ») acu-.s und-r
County Treasurer’s Notice.
to make final s'>ttlement of said ■ t.ite at
-ultivstlcn; u'so v..>o.-l Orchard. *g<s'4
t > fruit raising in our community.
The Kerbvville dramatic club
next term of th” Cunity Court to Is-
House and Barns and irrigation dit'-li.
In Southern Oregon hundreds of gave another entertainment on last < I h ii k or Tin: ( 'm sty Tu» vai i -. kr . 1 the
held
on
the
9th
day
of
April,
1887,
nt
l ine situation for a dairy far-n. t’lin ir-
tiranti Pa««, April 1st. 1HS7.Í
acres are set in fruit of all kinds, Monday night which was Ixitli
ri 'ate almost a..v part ot the p! mt. I or
Notice is hereby given that there are < ¡rant» Pass, Ore/mi, ulid that objections
and if raising prunes, jicars and ap amusing and interesting and was funds
to
such
final
account,
and
the
settlement
further paitieular» call or ud.lr» s.‘
in the County Treasury for th.« re
— and —
ples will pay there it surely will highly appreciated by the large demption of the following County War thereof will be heard at that time.
LE'-'IS BTRONG, Murphy, Oregon.
W.
II.
1
I.ANAG
\N.
>cre, a 1 we are about 200 miles audience in attendance. They are rants, pl testoil to Mav 1st, ISSA-
A
dininistrator.
251, 34.-1, 377, 3x>i, 373, 443,
nearer market. [Eugene Register. now preparing a drama entitled I >t Number».
51-
’>, 4<W, 474. 3 >1, 117, 4Vi. 4S I. 4U0, 4M, Grants Pass, Or., March 17, '87.
We Ix’g leave to differ with you. “The Last Leaf."
4S3, 4SJ, 4SI. 4711, 47S, 473, 471, 470, 432,
*
133, 42S, 422, 423, 421, 421'. 414, 413, NEY/FURNITURE STORE!
irotlier Register, but trust you will
Mr. York was up from Oak Flat 450.
412, 411,4 -I. 4 >S, I07, 4 >’», d’.iu, I. 374.
Cor. Front and .'li-rri-icn Sta.
lot take your name off our list on i last week and gives very flattering 37.1, 372. 37".
A. J. SKI)GK,
PORTLAND, Or.
reports
from
the
mines
as
well
as
404,
3»4.
4.H,
i'count of it. Before the trees that;
Main St., Iii't. 4th and 5tli Grants Pan.
the agricultural prospects of that lo 305, 3s»i. 547.
ire set out now grow large enough sality and it is ho]ied the commis «02, 4412,6'4, IUM»
The Leading Hotel of Portland.
— ll.-is just o|x'iied a New —
573, 614, 61">. 621
o bear, California will be the lead cioners will see the necessity of a 625,
624, 62S. 01
Fl KMTl RE
ny apple market west of the Mis wagon road to that section which
Free Coach to and from tbii
the same «ill eeaso from Where will be ke|>t mi hand and for rale
.1 W. HOWARD,
is.ippi, and we will l>e just 200 would lie of untold value to the peo
all kinila of
POPULAR HOUSE.
Traasurvr.
riles nearer her than is the Wil- ple there as well as the rest of the
Furniture. Bidding, Picture Frames.
county.
CHARGE'S REASONABLE.
Brackets. Etc., Etc.
imette valley.
Glidden N Hunt have just ¡>ut in
Iksir-lraim s. .Window-Frames. Brai-kets
Etc., madc.to order. Special attention
THOMAS
Al ILLS,
Thirty years ago potatoes could motion a machine which is novel
given to
in
its
construction
and
wonderful
new
hotel
ProprieTOr.
? bought in this valley from 1 ' •
36tf)
IND 1-; R T AKING.
> 2 cents per pound. At that time | in capacity. It is a turning lathe,
Cor. ."»Ill and Main Sts.
Repairing and all kinds of work in my
ur mines were quite full of miners planer, sticker and jointer combined
line neatlv an I promptly executed.
and
is
mu
by
horse
power,
one
horse
H.
SIMPKiNS.
•
•
Proprietor.
nd the country was prosperous. It
— ALHO —
being
sufficient.
It
will
lie
useful
Cor. of Front and 4th Stu..
as as easy to get a fifty dollar slug
in
this
section
as
it
is
the
first
plan
Manufacturer's
tvti as it is to get a five dollar piece
Grant
’s Pass, - - Oregon.
W hite C ooks !
>w. Notwithstanding the hard er or machine of the kind ever used
The PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET 1«
AGENT
here
and
heretofore
al!
lumlier
has
This house liasjusl lieen tho
And all goods handled by
m -.v open and prepared to supply custom
ties and the scarcity of money,
for the
ers with the choicest cuts of
roughly overhaule.l from base
-• are compelled to pay 2 cents | ht lieen dressed by hand. There is an
ST AV HR ¿ y WALKER,
RACINE
ment to attic. Bed» nice and
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK.
> u ; i 1 for potatoes. Whv is this abundance of oak, cottonwood and
sugar
pine
timber,
all
of
which
is
clean.
Tilt»
tables
are
snp-
All kinds of
ic ca.se ? Certainly potatoes arc
-----
Including
the
-----
plied with the best the maiket
aore profitable to raise at one cent suitable for carriage building, fur
EMPIRE
MOWERS.
REAPERS
and
BINDERS.
SAUSAGES
niture
and
cabinet
work.
Glidden
affords.
per pound than wheat at 55 cents'
Hunt inform us th at they have
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS A share of the public patronage re
The Best Mill
. er bushel. We do not understand
TERMS REASONABLE.
made.
I
’
untidbil
on
short
notice.
We
cordially
invite all to examine our goods spectfully solicited.
why it is that there are not more I five carriages to build ns well as
........................................... >!!f »
BU^’CII BROS.,
several
old
ones
to
rebuild.
and
prices
before
purchasing.
A Hii.irw of public patronage ia respect-
•latoes raised in this valley.— I
4-8tf)
Proprietors
Et'KKKA.
fully
¿elicited.
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ion
guaranteed
Sentinel.
TREES
THE COI RIER.
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
on
If You wish to Buy a (food White
STANDARD SHIRT
‘“""“'I
SHIÎR15R <Jt JUDSON
Hard-ware, Stoves and Tin-ware.
NI¿1 ch i nery
STORE
Chilled
Piows,
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
'
GUINEAN,
,
Autocrat Wood Force PEOPLE'S HE IT M HIKET.
Pu nips,
UIMI HILL!
Gold HUI Item».
The Rogue River Courier lias
ASK YOL'R DEALER foil
tat begun its third volume. It is
April 5, 1SS7.
le of the most fearless and iiule-
Warm days and cold nights.
endcut exchanges we have. The
Health is gixxl in this liwality.
¡¡tor has a faculty of reaching the
Roads are improving very fast.
Krttoiu of e very subject he under-
tkes, and that too in a manner
O G illiard's grist mill is doing
hat tells. He h u now discarded good work again.
te patent outside, which is an uti-
Rev. 1. Haskell and wife of this
istakable evidence of its prosjx’ri place have tn >veil to Alta.
Our In d wishes are with you.
Miss Ella Griffith of this place
[Sentinel.
will take charge of the uppci Anti
och sch<>ol in a short time.
Yesterday morning Dan Moran
The district school ojiened last
it taken to Salem to serve out
s term <if fifteen years. Deputy Monday at Rock Point with Miss
teriff Brown h i i Dan m charge, Minnie Tuff of G ants pass, as
id it a precaution, he was hand- teacher
— Thov am the -
iffed. M >fiin ncx-pts his hard
Emperor Wilhelm is very feeble.
leuilh < n-iil. i ible i< ignition. Hi physicians arc anxious to get BI ST AND CULAI 1" i IN TH
him away front Berlin.
MARKET.
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111 I HUH 1’1 A HEIIIT'S
Boots and Shoes,
36-1 y
N E W
Flour, Grain, and feed Store.
Elour, Corn and Oat Meal.
Wheat, Bariev, Oats, Mill
and ( hop Feed. Bran,
LIVINGSTONE VANCE
Beg" leave to inform the public that lie ia now nicely locatetl on the corner of
6TH AND H STREETS,
GRANT’S PASS,
OREGON
- -
G rant '« P ass .
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
MUTTON,
I’ORK-SAUSAGE,
With a Large Asaortineut of
3.ND BOLOGNA.
BOOTS and SHOES, DRY GOODS.
Bacon
end
Lare!
And everything to be found in a Firrt-t law store, which 1 will tel!
ALWAYS
ON
HAND.
and everything pertaining to a
YERY LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
«NTCaP. and
e before purchasing elsewhere
VV. RAZEE A SON.
Trop. kUr».,
Proprietor.
M ain S treet ,
Front St., adjotnlnft Courier Office,
GRANTS TASS. OREGON.
We have opened a Fiif , nr
and I evd Store in th«* buil liiui formerly
oe *upied a- a saddle and harne«* she p.
whore we will keep ouistantlv t u hand
and lor «nlo the boat brands oi
Market
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
L. VANCE.
Meat Delivered any place- in Town
FREE OF CHARGE.
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