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>7 » - - ■ ’ -- ------------------- ------------------------ '«r ! - ----------------------------- — TRIM’S !=T'REES!Z-rrRLES! THOSE WHO WANT GOOD Grants Pass islxximiug, and why? Judge L. R. Webster, while pas»- of the greatest importance to the r 1 ... . ■ Bec.’.u -e it is the county seat of 11 ing upon the indictment of Mr. Gil- whole State. a«:t will attract a great amount of f iivign capital here and î’ücui PiPiT if J0SÊ5ÎU8 Cwitjr, Creioa. good county and the 1 nly town of lam for killing deer in violation of develop what I believe will prove in importance in it: therefore it has no the game law, took occasion to say ti .e. the greatest resource of our FRIDAY. APRIL 22. 1887. opjiositiou, there !»eitig no town that violations of that law within great State. Such a state of affairs CHEAP, will do well to call upon nearer to it than thirty miles. Jo this district had gone almut far not only enriches the nr neral dis Registered nt the l'i .-.bittico in Grant’s sephine county, though it has been enough. I He said, in substance, tricts, but also the agricultural and J. W. HOWARD. Pass, Ore., as Second-4 ’I im * Matter. settled a g<xxl long tinv*. never be- "It’s about time that it l>e known timber districts by mcrea>ie( the Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast As de.’¡«.nd for their prexiucts. AGENT FOR D. M. OSBORNE * (y , gau to develop until the construc that the game law mean something. chairman of the board, it is my CORKEHPO.HlENCE. Neith r in Quantity, Quality, Varieties. Size of Tree«, nor Health and Vigor (Mtf ' tion of the railroad three years ago. This thing of killing deer out of I ie.cit intention to w.i nence ca oi name. Euibrai-ing all the Leading Varieties of W f invit»1 corrvH|»'n I 'lu-e from all ivr- iug stuck* ab ut the iirst of May. Since then there has been a steady season and then l»e excused out of lions mi »ubjeet» of local and other in- N E W APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, PLUM. PRUNE, APRICOT, J onathan B ovmnr J h . t Tents. onward march of this county within it because the meat was used, or NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc. With each letter the name and n I Ire»« ten miles of the road. Beyond that from any other cause, lias gone far of the sender is required, especially it Notte*. to Eiklee Euil lerj. distance, though the land is just as enough. From this on I shall en »-nt for publication. ooo hereby giv.-«, that S»'»l»<l NOTH ’E Front St., adjoining Courier Office good, there is nothing doing and force the law strictly, upon parties PropoHslM w .i! ht* rrueivt* I ut tin* Comity EDITOR!AL NOTES AND NEWS good land lies vacant awaiting the who have lieen convicted of that clerk'« o'. .. at Gram. I’a«-« ./urPi’hiije , GRANTS PASS, OREGON. SPECIALTIES. o’u! ux, r. 5r. ut immigrant who will clear the brush offense.” So look out, Mr. Hide County, Or«*g'Mi, until I ", Monday, Muy I !s-<7 at wh:>h time , San Francisco capitalists have or Me have opened u First-da« flour from it and make him ati enviable Hunter. ! bids will be opened for ; j lan*. RxxHjifjua- ; and Feed Store in tho building foraerlv ganized the Oregon Coal & Navi -.<! lK.IU rb.iiM -i tiuns, Ftrain diagram« at. <h < -.i|iii-J .1- a sa ldle an.l harness »hou home. In the remote portions noth- gation Company, to do a general When, v.e will keep constantly en hand A feature of the cold backward iug a bridge urn Applegate rivirata P. Kerry Fear.^the Lest late «hipping variety. is being done in the way of devel- iMiint srdi•;•(* ; by th I ’oiinty Court, u and for sale the best brands of coal, shipping and merchandise bus spring was a hailstorm yesterday at -hurt «libtjfr:;. <• ;; >hove Muir Peach, <iree»tone) «till head» th« list. v »o.e what id known an opement; no new buildings are go Portland. Behavior of the weather the C«iM*rr f«»r*L on su’d Hfre.nn, Aihlalxnil Katisday's Cling, lhecanner'a pride. Hour, Corn and Oat Meal. iness between California and Ore ing up, no machinery taking motion, is remarkable for Oregon Vegeta •ven idi » m ><»uth of < -• a:<f‘* L mm , in Jrrite- Kelsey’s Japan Plum, ha» no peer. gon. Capital stock. $1,000,000. Wheat, Barley, Oats, Mill and the people are wholly uncon tion is a full month behind hand. phin • (’finty, Or *•.’<• t T’ ih f «i i Bridge Robo <13 Sargent Prune, never before offere I in Oregon. It is :«> a “Pratc’i* T. CoinEinatiorthe 11, is vvl:.' h, in a diied »late, form» l he celebrate 1 prune D Elite, and ( hop Peed, Bran, Let’s climb to the top of the Coast scious of the great wealth, health Hitherto strawberries have been ri main Mpun to aho.it 14 > feet lonj/, with (French CumtervoM), pening by this time; now they are ; : r./bah’v 2r> (vet *•' trexl!* ippruui». and everything pertaining to a Range mountains ami yell over at and happiness lying now around Berkeley GoorJjerry, the most profitable of them all. Each Lid.i* r i ‘ d*. powit wit , his bid scarcely in bloom. A consequence FIRST CLASS FEED STORE. Coos and Curry to know how they them. They do not know that their of the ¡ate spring will probably be ' fiv<» per cent *>f Ih**amount Muu.h hid, as Languedoc, Hing's, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds. like annexation l»v this time. That lands will double in value within a high Columbia river, The cold l»y law reqt’ir ?d, wbi. h sui I amount »»ball V/. RAZEE & SON. lx* forGMtcd to the County inci.«,; the LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES. state of affairs will not last, gentle- the next three years and jxissibly weather is holding back the snow, award . m i . ; »■••• t » bun, und lie fails, neg- 34tf] Proprietors.. p?r* j ! o' two <bvM tlemen, wc won’t have it. Jose within half that time; they do not and when it starts to melt it will all !e t*» or r.¿inf f.-r I v< r r euA. sl.r .' «, rose», clematisand Hon ing plants, small fruits, grape come at once. There is much snow id. r s u u uwxr.l is m.i h* to him to ?nti r Administrator’s Notice. vine«, etc., etc. know that within five year’s time phine wants her senator back. in the mountains, and it is not im i.ìt.< t H.tra* t a- I fd«^ bin bon I in the li. i ’ l l»*!' r - itiir - i hv. zir.d lo thj «ati U«, ■- I ’ l i' i ’ e pun-hasing elHenhere, parties intending to plant trees will find NOTICE is hereby given that letters .rf not one single acre of good land proba'de that the water will be in it to their interest to come and see onr stock and learn our prices ti«»n <»i auid o.mtv Court. administration upon the estate.,( Alex. H Rev. J. R. N. Bell has b.-en ap can 1 k ‘ taken up by kcation within Front street again.—[Oregonian. .Ji < :nty Com! ru-crv ! th“ Anderson, lato of Josephine Countv, Ore Catalogues mailed gratis upon application. AddreM 'ill communications to I pointed clerk of the railroad com gon, deceased, have bien granted' tn the the bounds of Southern Oregon; i Here in Josephine we have been ri ;!d t-. r j -ut an- i :»:! bid*. mission and will devote his entire Vol.NEY COLV1G. nndereigned. by the County Court of they do not know that the bands having rain every week or two CoiU’.t v Ju-lge. .lose] liiin: Couniy, bearing date April 13, rhe nix, Ja.-kson county, Oregon. 51tf time to his new duties. S. F. Fined, (Irat.tN Puz-5. Or., Ax-dl 11, 1387 A11 perM.ii» having claims a ¡ainst ; which have encircled and confined which has been disagreeable but -wra- of newspa|>er renown, will take his 4-15t( said estate are required to exhibit them ui oppressively are at this moment has not fallen amiss, as the ground to mu for allowance, wrthin »lx inont'is place as editor in chief of the Re I being cut. Our country is to bel would get very dry if no rain fell Noli « For Publication. from this date, at my residunce in Alt- view. Both are good appointments. houee precinct. '¡flooded with a business impetus from March until September or Oc- > LAWRENCE LEONARD. VI' IT I in t-.. !•«• April 13th, 1387. [4-l.> 4w W. II. Vl'rw./t Woodbury has been t*r. re never seen before, and a flood of tober. N<!.’ !*Hd‘l* JliMl ll.iMill* f<»Ii*»‘.¥- moved from the Crescent City post- immigrants, tourists, travelers anil ill.f I'Al.lt -I ■' r i>.is iiif.l H gui •? oi hi.-s , BfilEF MENTION. iritcDti >;» t<> make final f in support <>» j office ami D. S. Sartwell appointed capitalists, almost out of reason, his ’ ’ , aihi that. raid proof t»iil l;e i There is an increase of Irish im imvi-t bel <»1 • th • in his place. Mr. Woodbury will The climate alone of Southern Ore- or i’lerk of the A. J. SEDGE, < oiuity < 'miri of .J»o?plii|... County, Ore ‘ soon toke charge of the famous Del gon will settle up every nook and migration. Main St., (bet. 4th and jth Grants Pass. J. G. Blaine has been very sick gon. iP Gratis p . Oreg<’o,on Sa”ir I iy , Norte hotel, one of the best houses corner of it and the new comer will — I Lis just opened a New — .May ’-'th, lv»7. viz: 'll min um H. Hutt*-j OOO but is lietter. , ton, lb»m» .-»tea ’’ entry No 5.x£J, for the i in the country. get the bench lands, which are the Tp S H 5 W M John Wik was killed at a logging S E •4 • • • : best in all countries. It is an easy I !.■ "...ue.< i ’’O'., i U 4 V. it i.DHSee. t. • prove Fora Good Pair of Overalls, Ask for the Where will be kept on h.iml usd ¡ t ?a!e There is great excitement in Butte matter for a farmer or business man camp in Coos county on the nth l.i'i (■•l UG.ibii. 4 r ‘si.lf nt e ujN.n. und ribti- all kind» oi i instant. V/itc».i Oi. ,.i i lain!, viz : H. H. »Sparling county Cal. over the murder of Mrs. to build tip in a new country; lie1 Furnllure, Bedding, Picturo Fram?», oi ’ »Viili.Hin. JoNfcpIiirii? county, Oregon ; Governor I’ennover endorses the Billon and a hired man, by a Chi .-•imply comes up with the tide. Brack?ts. Etc., Etc. appointment of Eugene Semple for John Beckner, of Applegate, Jackson Co., Door-l'r.nnes, Window Frame». Br»,-kefs nese employe. Another Chinaman 'Phus it is with Grants Pass. It and take naèothers. I is Governor of Washington Territory. Or ! James Jordan, and Walter Jordan, of Grants P hos , Josephine County, Ore Eu-., made to order. Special attention was mistaken for the murderer at a gradually but surely being carried [ Chas. E. Hughes, Sheriff of Del gon. given to To I m ; ha 1 of all first-class dealers. [49-3>n Cn ah . W. J ohxston , Chinese wood camp, and was shot up by a grand onward swell that Norte Co., Cal., died in San Fran- 1 NDEIÎTAK rXCl. 4-15-6t] Register. f dead while going toward the brush will not stop until its force is broken c'sco ot* the 6th instant, aged 36 Repairing und n’l kind» oi v.oik in my years h u tn ativ and promptly exuc ited. Notici For Publication with a gun. in the distant future beyond ourr ' , ' „ — ALSO — ... . ’ . , Beach iazette durin say.« present visum, and a much larger I the The rj,.cr Gold h„ bcel) tof) ( high I' H. I. txt) Orrrci, ) The Klamath Co. Star describe*! RoaiBvau, Or , April 13, 1887.f Manufacturer’s city will mark its present site than lhe past week to penllit fRhing a large and enthusiastic meeting Notice is herabv given that the follew- I any of the readers of this article successfully. AGENT ing name.I settlei has tiled notice of ids pursuant to announcement of Hon. hr Ilio imagine. It will not »urprise us if Emperor Wilhelm received a re intention tn make ilia! proof in »upi ct irf A. I). HELMS, I ’ rop ’ r. Kobt. McLean, at which time the hie claim, and that said proof will be wc h ive five thousand people in K;'l present, a sword of honor from made Lrtore the Judge or Clerk of tic* —Dealer in— 1 * ■ . t «J»t « «• . « charges against that gentleman, this busy little burg within five . jV1'*,”1’ "Hug®!, ^on his 90th county eoiitt of JosepLiti» c-iuntv. Or., at made during the sitting of the late 1 birth-day, March 22nd. Grant» Pas«. Oregon, on Saturday. May D'lVJl MUI I Staplo and Fancy Groceries years. If it keeps up its present 1837, viz. James P. Mills, Home n j . i J liiLLl legislature, were fully ventilated. , 1 The President has appointed Eu- I21»t, Cig.'.rs, Tobacco, Nuts and increase of population it will llOu I gene Semple of Portland, Governor stead entrv No. 319*. for the N W '4 of S W 1 , and S W '. t of N W 1 , Sv 34, T| The Best Mill Candies, Fruits, and a Gust Matson and Dan McIntosh, miss it much. j of Washington Territory. The ap- 37. S K7 W, W If He names tin- iol- made. superior brand of i low ing w itn. ’ -s.-i to prove Ilia ecnliiiu.xie while rowing a small boat in Coos ¡•ointment is a good one. A share of public 1 u.itroibige i» respe t- ‘‘Everywhere in California tllC ' I resilience up.a. a:id cullivadon of. sai l CANNED CrOOlAS. .ully solicit -4, and .< .la'.ineictioii guaranteed river near Marshfield on the qth, \V. E. Ledgerwood, a Douglas land, viz: Wi.li'im Frakes, AustinTolin, live men of the cities, towns and ;>j-lv Jiai.i Ft., op;x)«i;o R. it. Depot. [44tf McDaniels, M D. !.. Crooks, all .'I were ‘‘.ship wrecked" and had a sc villages are anxious to tiiv’lc the county boy has been appointed clerk If Ker- jville, Josephine < ’entity, Dre:- I.. I of the Washington Territory su vere struggle to regain land. After boom to lueir kvaJiue«. Every- Cm«. W. Joiissrou, preme court, a position worth $6000 4 19-01. J Homo Seeker?., Attention! Register. a time they succeeded, however, where, too the sort of man collo- a year. ' <|U ’ "!ly described as the ’ Old Stiff 1 for ” sale . when Mr. Matson fell dowtt aud Recent dispatches go to show the Count*/ Treasurer's Notice, , • stands in the wav. He won’t clean died. I* ’’ o up «rontiil his premises, he won t heaviest movement of freights west Orf r. r.f TIIK Cot STY Tie AHIH1K, ) 406. Al l. ES of f.ue farm ari l t:ni’>er years ago, and leaves --..... - a family. --. |)ny taxeg without growling, he from New York, via Pacific roads ------ DEALERS IN ------ land f -r 120 per a.-re, 8 mile., v.o- t Grants I’.-iss, April 1st, 13S7.) within their history. I won’t consent to an increase of tax- ironi Grar.t'a I’.is; en Noitb side of Rogue ootie» is hereby given that there are diver. This larni contains 12-5 aerm« >.( The Rev. J. R. N. Bell has l>ccu es for any purpose, and his sour Frank S. Wright, Curtis 1 lolcomb, fluids in the'.lounty Treasury for the re rich river bottom land in cultivation, also revived into the Presbytery of Or I face and stingy hand block the path- (). D. Butler, Herbert W. Cardwell, demption of the ¡oilowing County War rants, protested to Mav 1st, UIS5 ■ ■Oacresof the rum-"' quality t usily cleared, eg'ju, and nssi^uetl work in this way of progress. San Francisco is W. D. Jeffries .and John J. Sellwood Nilinbet.!, 251, .’tt-i. 377, "Sit, 37'. he balance is oi the line.4 su.-ar 1 ine an t Gt'i St., batxveen Main and H, Grants Pass, Or. < ounty unc'er the direction of the lentously cursed with the Old Stiff. " have all been authorized by the 45f>, 4l’>9, 474 , 3->l, 437, 4.W, -1-50, 4’H ithcr tin.bi-r and pasletc 1 m l. Aiiix i.< ., Have the Largest an I ino,t Complete St ■•••»: in th ir lin ■ in So ith rn Oregon, which 4 S3, ¿(•cd null riie ; coiir.ly n ad runs by lb , 4% 411.47!», 473, 473, 471, 471 Home Missionary Committee [San Francisco Post. Willamette Medical University to they will sei! 450. 4:,3, 4ft, 422, 423, 421. -I'.o, It- i 'I ; v. I ¡Ivin/ ivitcr ruining aero-« [ Review shoot people with pills. The amount of injury such talk 412, 411. 4 ’!», 4'»8, 407. 40a, li ■ place tear buildings; good well; \S Low AS TFIb: LOWEST. Dy this we understand that Uro. ! is to a country is incalculable. If 373. 372. .’171», ?4JH, 411), 3S4, I large house, 2 largo barn», granary, From Our Frlonrts. 434, 304, 4 H, 415, 342. C>o. moke house ami «.tie r out l-uildings, THE CELEBRATED Bell has left the M. E. Church South 1 every man and woman in the town 3115, 3S»l, .’>47. 4.43, .'S7, 533, young orchard ; ipirden and l«>tt' in ia. d and joined the Presbyterians. The Rogue River Courier has 602, 4).'!, OM, liGi, <> '7, ill under fence; veiy healthy loualdy. I were to join in together and tell commenced Vol. 3, and is prosper 573, (il l, t'I'i. (>21, (iff, Oil), ■hi thia farm can be rni-rd the fiiieet ef i every stranger that came that it orn, sweet potatecs. im ’.l n;;, ton.»tig’s, ing, which we are glad to note.— <125, <•24. <■23. f'3l A Washington dispatch says that . « in-r, ¡.ram, tim'iihy.elo _-i,e:e Tl,i.i had no future, and that the sur- [Lake County Examiner. Inti-rext 0:1 the Baine v. ill cease from the inter-state commerce coiutnis Mould male -cvirn! gv 4 i.< tuns, cud as this.late J. W. HOWARD, i rounding country was no account We are pleased to note the fact he climate and oCier » Ivaiilage1 cannot 4-l-4t Treasurer. sion has suspended the fourth clause ■ and the people a set of villains, as that the Rogue River Cornier has 1- 1 quailed in (b'.'M it wcuid be wi»j of the law for ninety days on the ■r < oan.'st; <.r others to :!iverllj..;tj l.e- I a matter of course nobody would discarded its patent outside, as well mre fiuviug el.-cwh<-rc. Detroit. Grand Huron ami Milwau as having entered, on its third vol GIlGKtii: !1. C .\V.‘,N', 1 atop long in the place ami the proph- kie roads. Leland Stanford has -•’dm] Grant’» Pa»«, Hr. | ccy of the ” Old Stiff” would even ume. It is a neat and well written AGENT AT GRANTS PASS sheet, which is ar. evidence that its asked that the fourth clause l>e so — FOH THE —■ tually come true. It will therefore editor i; able and efficient and knows Flouring Mill and Farm modified that railroads can comjiete , be seen that the opposition of those how to run a newspaper. Success Brownsville Woolen Mills Suits ALSO with Suez in the Chine .e and Ja l’Oi.’ sale May your i whose livers arc upside down, must to you. Brother Chip. — Made to Order, at — panese trade. Situated on Murphy Creek, Josephin* enterprise prove remunerative and . be overcome by those who have county', Oregon, ei-.-ht miles south of $22.50. $23.5(1, $25.00. $27.50.4 $29.50. the "Courier" of usesttlness to its Grant» l‘.i«, a l irat-cUss FLOURING Call and See New Styles. The Vreka branch railroad wil. confidence enough in their surround- many readers. [Klamath Co. Star. MILL, with Patent Machin« rv, doing isskli •¿<«•<1 work and has a em t'.'in The Having had Ten Years e:;|>erienee in probably be a success. The dis 1 ings to push ahead to a state of bet-' Cot rospondenca. ■ .‘.KM contains ,’3<) acres of lati.i: 5*1 taking Measures, xml posted my-Helf on tance to Julien, which is probably terment, and who are generous ai-H's in clover, ami over ¡ Mt u: res under their inode of Cutting, I do not liesitah' to P ortland , Or., Apl. 9, '87 uiltivution; also wr.>4 (Ir, hard, good •ay that we can give you a Better Quality the route that will be adopted, is enough to hold to the hands of their llouse a : 1 r.-.r’is und irii.aiio'i ditch. W. J. W imer —D eaii S ir I and 1 it for the money than can !»• found 10 miles, grade 72 feet to the mile: neighbors ami help them up too. . ine f for a dairy farm. Can ir- A l>r:rosir is Ueqi’iaxu 1 s take the liberty of mailing you some elsewhere ri rate alm- .-t any ¡ art o( th« plant. For cost of road complete, estimated by Conic now, get in and rustle. ait Galizas. Reiqiei¡fully, circulars which I will ask you to turther ¡ articular» call or address 47tfj W. 1 BI.ACKBUUN XI ILLS, Mr. Palmer at J/S.cxx). Estimates LE A IS 8TRONG, Murphy, Oregon. Yesterday morning word was give to miners and prospectors in based upon 40th iron and include brought into town that a crazy man your district who may have mining depots and side track, w iter tanks, was wandering around Burns' log- _ property to sell, and wish it brought combination car. telegraph line ami giug camp a few miles from town. to the notice of investors. All in O Cor. of Front and 4th St»., Oflicer Fox immediately started for formation so obtained will be placed a 20-ton double header engine. 1 ’uiripss, Grant ’s Puss, - - Oregon. the camp where he found the man on file, classified and brought to the < 'or. 5th »mi Main Sts. 1 The PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET U in the woods, trying to whittle ofT notice of capital. 1 have special ar The Vreka Union justly expres If. SIMPKINS, - Proprietor. rangements and connections, tn fa now < >|«'i- an<| prepared to supply custom And all goods handled by sui printh.it so many e lilJt »discuss his toes with a jack knife. He wa. cilitate the purchase ami sale of ers with the choicest cuts of brought in town and locked up in the stoppage of free passes to them, BEEF. MUTTON, PORK, STA VER »S: WALKER, the jail. His n une is supposed to promising mining properties for W hite C ooks ! All kinds of by the inter-state commerce law lie Barringer, a recent comer from which llteie is an it:■K'.ising inquiry. ------ Including the ------ Tlii.i hoii»« lia«ju«t Itcen Ilio- , and says: Josephine county, Oregon. He was Trustworthy infonnati >n is wanted, S I . JS A. O R S EMPIRE MOWERS. REAPERS and BINDERS. ro ^hly overlianled frolli1';!«'- claims of apparent merit will be ex What pass has the average editor brought before Judge Murphy . « here A 1-. are of the public patronage re meni to a .- Reda n,. a and ; HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS spectfully solicited. amined without delay. ever carried, for which, so fir as he Dr's. Roliertson and Knox held an ch.ui. I n ’ tables ar<- s>¡¡>- i 1 take t' is method of obtaining 1 urnished on -bort notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods has used it, he has not given treble examination on him and pronounced BUNCII BROS., plied « Illi the best the market and prices before purchasing. 4-Stf] the value received in legitimate ad him suffering from nervous debility, reliable information of mining pro Proprietor« perties in your district, believing an 1 was sent to the county hospital vertising ? that it will lead to business and re TERMS REASONABLE. That s so. The railroad compan —[Record. sult in gie.it benefit to your local' 4-l-tf I The young in.m referred to is the ies allow al> mt one half of the teal interest.. There are undoubtedly son i f James Barager, of Kerbyville many valuable properties in South value of advertising space, ami then p. H. AHLF - - Proprietor. the editor takes it our in a "pass;" precinct. That gentleman was sit ern Oregon, and .ill that is needed Executors Notice. M ain S trebt , G rant ' s P am . ting on a jury here at the time news is capital to develop them and great One hundred and forty Chinese reache 1 him of the sad .'omhtion of ly increase the wealth and develop In the ma < "i the estate «•. WiU:«;.> Ma- ment of that section of our State. loney, <1 • l employes on tlieO. 1* R. R struck his son As yo1 •i probably noticed in the NOTli’r. ih :>cr, ’ v tfi- u L :h'ri recently for a dollar a day, refusing l!V Up»H* tbe • of William Hon li’.i'g r Herman was the re Oregonian of the 31.st of March, Legs leave to Inform the public that he now nicely located on the corner o( ■imly, SUte C« m to work longer for s > cent, there has been formed here a Port- Maloney, The MQT j OX, cipient of a handsome compliment land Stix’k Exchange and Mining of llave ¡Hs'n granted 6 th AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS. OREGON company would not accede to their to the un u r^igiirt|, bv the ('< r Court PORK-SAUSAGE, ujh > u his return to Roseburg a few Board. For the past two years I <4 J<*t‘phin»‘ Countv. Mttin«; ** i l*n»baf© demands atul the Chinamen went With a Large Asnjrtijtcuv ,4"” day ago in the shape of a mass have been examining the mining Court. In'.um/I h r> 22, AND BOL0GNA. to the C »Sc O. extension. A strik. All persons indebte I to “aul estate arc meeting of the best citizen . of that interests cf this State, an t on tny FP^iiested to neHlt* th<* *anio without de on the N. I’, is expected, as an Bacon and Lard whole hearted town which culmin return from t! lvist, called a num lay ; and nil tii»^’ ha\in4 < LU iiim a^ain^t agent of the C. N O. is there offering tier <4 the representative men here auhl «Mtatr will |»r •*» !»! the «.one to mo An-, everythiijr-t,, be found in a First-Class »tore, which I will »11 ated in a regular shower of warm together to discuss the feasibility of ALWAYS ON HAND. duly rvrilied, at I tdand. Jo*, ohine(.\»un- them more than they are receiving hearted speci lies in respect to the iin'ncdiately forming ¡1 Stock Board. ty, Oregon, within m < r.M'htns troui the VERY 1.0’^' FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE. for their labqf. {since writing the Meat Delivered any place in Town valuable congressional services of The result was the formation ami tlr^l | 'iblk lti»'!! *»f the» 11«4io* Wk-'1'' and sec me before purchasing elsewhere. J .......... Vli:> ’1 Al ONF V above we learn that 30. N P Chin- 011c of Oreg FREE OF CHARGE. most faithful St!- immediate organization of such an Exei ut r ;sc have struck. vanU. association. This step I consider Leland, Or , THE COURIER. M ac l i i nerv, Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries, FHŒNIX. OregGn, and OAKLAND, California. Flour, Grain, and feed &e, ftas, Fmnes, and flprats on Myiobolan Plum Sock. IIAMMON BROS., If You wish to Buy a (food White Or Colored Shirt, Ask for the NEW FURNITURE STORE! Ft RMTV11E STORE B « of the Rodel RACINE sin ■; r 1: r & j 1; n s o n Hard-ware, Stoves and Tin-ware. ì lack V/. L. BLACKBURN, Tlio World Renouned H Chilled Plows ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND Autocrat Wood Force NEW HOTEL, NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! NEW PRICES! LIVINGSTONE VANCE IWLE'S JIE.IT JIIRKET. City Market Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork, BOOTS and SHOtS, DRY COODS, I- VANCE. I «>* » ♦ à Slur? :f lie Public Pitmite SvItclttC