Rogue River courier., April 22, 1887, Image 4

TO ,VN LOTS
715 KST STORE
Drairing to go to < iennany on buaineea,
I offer for aule al low rafea, inr 8 hopa.
Stock on hand, together with two lot* up­
on which the eho| ips are located. Also,
one acre of ground favorably located for
residence. (’all on or »Idre««
MIKE FORMAN,
40-öiu)
Phoenix, Jackson Co., Or.
Mustang
Liniment
C'or. Front and Morrison Sts.
PORTLAND, Or.
t he leading Hotel ot Portland.
powder
CURE
Free Coach to and from this
Berauben.
■eiatieo,
Lumbago,
Bbenmatlan.
Barn*.
•cold»,
»Ung*,
Centrar ted
The re|«irts of the Fish Commis­
sion indicate some very interesting
results from the measures inaugura
ted by that body. Among the state­
ments is the report of Mr. Living
stone, in charge of the hatchery on
the McCloud river in California.
He says:
“In the eleven years since the
Jumbo, Jumbo.
salmon breeding station has been Tin1 Original
Abietine (liniment i« only
in operation 67,000,000 eggs have put up in large two-ouuee tin boxes, and
been taken, most of which have 1« nu absolute euro for old sores, burns,
been distributed in the various states wounds, ehiip|Mul hands und all skin erup­
Will pwitivelv cure all kinds of
of the Union. Several millions, tions.
piles. Ask fortlie Original Abietine Oint­
however, have lieen sent to foreign ment. Sold by W. F Kremer
,'O-ly
countries, including Germany, Rus
sia, France, Great Britain, Denmark
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Belgium, Holland, Canada, New
Zealand, Australia and the Sand­
wich islands.
About 15,000,000^ CENTRAL HOTEL!
have l»e»n hatched at the station
(¡RANT’S PASS, OREGON.
and the young fish placed in the
McCloud and other tributaries of This Hotel has been thoroughly
the Sacramento river. So great
renovated and
have been the benefits of this re­
stocking of the Sacramento that the R efurnished T hroughout
statistics of the salmon fisheries on
tlie Sacamento show that the an
nual salui >11 catch of the river has
increased 5,000,000 pounds each
yeardnriug the last few tears.
The two hatcheries at Alpine and
Northville, Mich., produced in one
winter over loo.ooo.om eggs of the
white fish, and the fishermen of the Is Comici ted With This House.
great lakes admit that but for ¡mb
DIE BAU IS Srri'LIKD WITH T1IK
lie fish culture half of them would
have to abandon their calling In ' Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
the Potomac the annual yield t.f
While the Reading Table is
fish has l>een brought up bv the op
erations of the fish commission from SUPPLIED WITH THE LATEST
668,000 pounds in 1877, to an aver
NEWSPAPERS.
age of over 1,600,000 in recent
years.
A POOL TABLE MAY ALSO BE
So great is the demand for prunes
FOI ND HERE.
in this country that their cultivation
promises to l>e one of the most prof I propone to keep a strictly first-
itableLX i tip it ions that Oregon latm |
cltts.i house, (¡ivo me it call.
ers can engage in. During the last
lour years the imports of prune«
J. B. HUTCH,
troui foreign countries aggregated |
228.513.0)8 pound«, v allied at #10. <¡rant's Pass,
•
•
Oregon
^57.37^- The Oregon prunes are
said to equal any of the imported
ones and they require no extra at ObtamtG, and all PAT! XT busi id “*i* at­
tention. Prunes will not grow eve tended to promptly and for M(*lurate fern
ry where and Oregon is one of the < hir ot!i< k opponit«» the I S. Patent
and w»» ran obtain Patents in 1cm
favored localities. Mt. Hidden of Office,
tint« than tho'«* remote in»m Washington.
Vancouver, has an orchard of j',
Send Mix io I or throwing. Weadvi^a.«
acres in extent which yielded ten to patentability free o( <-barge, and ae
tons of prunes last season, and ft. tu make not barge iiiiiev« ¡latent in Mvured.
We refer, here, to tlie P< 4m.i>ter, the
which he uetted some $2400. A few S iijm
-riiitendviit o( M nev Order Div., an«l
boxes were distributed at Moline, to otlh’ialn <»( the I . S Patent OiMve For
III., by the Immigration Board and cirviil.ir, adv ire, term* And reivretnvn to
since then there has lieen a constant at tual • ' ■•!!: « in votn own St ite • r ( ■»iin
. write to
C. A. SNOW 4 CO..
inquiry from that direction for Ore < \ h4"*ite
Patent ORi< e. W Islington. D. C.
gon prunes [Journal of Commerce
P A T EN T S
I
Subttcrilie for the C ockier .
SOUTHERN
GOODS,
DRESS
GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS
AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.!
'
DRUG STORI:.
NATIONAL
-j
Main Street,
OiOG.'N.
DR. W. F. KREMER, Prop’r,
.....
Grant’s Pasa, Oregon.
Druggist and Apothecary,
—DEALBR 18—
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
Sholder Graces, Trusses.
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-
Pure
i
—DEALRR
regon
nly
O
and
Wines
Liquors for Medical
FINE
OF
LINE
KEPT
ALWAYS
CIGARS
ON
HAND.
Wlllmtii Valley aoi Eaj F ksc I kb !!
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
(Except Sundays)
C. M. STONE, P rop ’ s ,
Main Street,
AND
------DRUGGIST
Caton
(Jarrett, General Agento.
Kinney & Woltern, Agents, Medford.
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Ifaras Latuaen Corvallai» u
cisoo*.
BEST BRANDS OF CIliAKS AND TOBACCO.
School |
Books.
Books
I
and
!
|
i
A Full Line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes.
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PIISK IANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
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Xcw Livery, Peed and Sale Stable!
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
SNiri'IT BROS.,
I’roprietors.
-
PIKE. I\ 11)1 IJERITEII
KERBYVII.LE
—Article of—
BOURBON, RYE
—Ami—
CORN
......
K kkbyvii . i . e ,
P. M
—The Bert Of—
WHISKEY,
Flour, Cracked Wheat, Corn Meal
PRICES TO SUIT.
Can he Supplied at Reasonable Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Ttoe IU VFRN' fil lDK |a
Kept, lint! Ma r«tiv
O
K kkbvvu . i . r ,
-
—Keep* the Finest—
And all other Idquoro
—ut amo KKRra
J. S.
FERRY S SEEDS
S TOV E S
A N I)
T I N W A R E,
AND
J. S. Houck,
DONE AT REASONABLE RATES.
Central Point,
Jackson Co.,
Oregon.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
(DAILY EXCEUr SUNDAY«.)
E ast S ids D ivimom .
BETWEEN PORTLAND* ASHLAND.
M ail T rain .
L«*V>>.
ARRIVR.
a ton ve
Portland M <K» a . m . Ort's Paes 1 :10 a . M.
(<rtsP.-iHs 1 20 a . m . Ashland 4:00 a . m .
i Ashlaml.
H:45r m . Grt's Paas 10:55r M.
. GrUs I’ara 11:00 r.M. Portland 3 45 r M.
A lbani E xpkms T sain .
NO
NOTICE
!
Towns of Southern
Oregon
Will do well to consult the undersigned at
CENTRAI
POINT, Jackson Cou h tv.
THE CENTRAL TART OF THE
N alley, on the O Ac C Hailrotul.
The Shipping Point for the principal portion of the grain producing
part of the County.
I>OK» TUE BEST
ORltGOff ‘
Ya |uina City, Saturday
\pril I.
W illuniettn Valley, Saturday
*.
•• l.t.
Yaquina City, W’ednes lay
••
Willamette Valiev,
"
2«.
«* 17.
Yaquina Citv,
"
Will imett" Valley,
"
May 4.
Tl.o < nn any reser-.'-s ths rifLl. to
Clo«> Connections made at Aithlsad
with flu* rte.'-M <<f the Culifornui, Ura»*«i
A Idaho Stage Company.
.
SING LEE
( RANTS TASS
Yaquina and Ban Francisco,
Connecting at Yaquina with the trains of
the Oregon Pacific Railroad Cot! pan»
From ) «.p iw
Willamette Valley Monday
Agtil 4.
« 4
Yaquina City, Friday
8.
\\ ill .mette Valley, ifiuiuduy. . * <
14.
44
Yaquina Ciiv, Wednesday
£<'.
it
Willamette Valley, Monday
S5.
Yuquiaa City, Tuesday
May 3.
Fare IHa Forth«« to 8» Frudui HI H.
Firs troa Pertlai io SicMi, J35.3i.
Address or call on C. MAGRUDER, Central Point, Oregon.
JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT
NOTICE.
Prices Moderate.
First Class Steamship I.ino between
AND CONNECTIONS.
—JOB WORK, SUCH AS—
F
all
prae
» *L"O MM<»f •»«•r-
«r
ARI Ite» eAtataM
►w t
u Ad.lr«««
k M. VIMV a Ci,
FRANCItX-o;
Oregon Development Company.
HOUCK,
—Central Point Tin Shop,
Don’t fail to call at the
Of? A OVO Wabu-xh Avraacs < hleaga, LIU
BAN
—VIA—
FROPRIEIOR
ths —
Very Best Brands of Cigars,
AND
Oregon <Sc California R.
THO6K DESIRING TO SETTLE IN
0"' 6,000,000 PEQPtEtm THE KERBYVILLE SAI.O0N
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
M.fl««VJCO.
*re »ai tpt taxi tot« U*e»
lUIIST SIIKMl«
« a
«eurM.
0. M FERRI I COJ
lUaatraUot. Itoa.
•HpUtr A t*rte*4
seco muli
ot 1807
•f I b* matktel
FRIK to all
•ppiic.vnta Kit t
k tvUtert «0*41'1
<-<u4«VBOTV
»»tham» de­
iforme *
Horse Shoeing and Wagon Repairing a Specialty.
Roofing, Spouting, and Repairing of all kinds a specialtv,
CHEAP FOR CASH
RICHARD I’. GEORGE
Meh year. 9** 31«
HSi1 US iackeseWith ortr
3,SOO llluvtrattona
a
whole
IHt-tnav Callery.
W!V KM W
l*rirea
rfirrrt to coniuw t • on «11 good« for
personal or family
Telia how to
order* «ltd giv«'« rtact «out of eiery-
thinag yon u*r, ent, drink, wear, or
have ruu with. Thrw LMVALl A 111*12
1KMIK8 contain information gleaned
from the markets of the world. V •
av ill mail a topy
FKKIC to aoy ad«
drvas U|K>a ret'rijH of 10 cts. to defray
• iprnar l ( mulliutf. I*et u> hear Crum
y»»**.
lie aims ' t Ctrl I y,
FARM I NG I Nl l’LEMExNTS,
DKAl.KU IN—
— In Quantities and at—
ALBANY
Rail and Cabin.
Ç14 4Ö.
Rail and Stoerage
lo S;.
WM . xM, HOAG,
Genera) Mana.er.
CH Ub C. L’OGUM,
____ ,
A. G. F. A P. A’^LMt, ( •jrrj.Lia.
Any of which we will exchange for hay and grain.
O uioon .
I’ kop ’ r .
DETWEEN
I 4 00.
y sa.
f'fOttt .Nan LYaeeieaa:
----- Also, Agents for -----
MILLS
Mil.I.ER,
m
d S' n F »»a-
Rail and Cabin
Kai! and Sleerag?
Stationery
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Having completed our new Stables we are now prepared to furnish
Those wishing good bargains must not the best of accommodations AT REASONABLE RATES.
Kerby ville F. O. Building,
Leave.
Albany )2:40 p
Arrux.
Corvallis it) :f S a ni
Corval'is 1 :22 p IU
Albany 11:20am
Y aquina 6 4,p
0. * C. train« coaueot at Albany an.I
Corvalli».
Dregs. Palset M’iicii!!. Ferftisry, Telltt Article«, SUilitr B hch Trssiw, Be.
H ats , C aps , B oots and S hoes ,
fail to call nt the
I
Yaquina fl :2V » in
APOTHECARY,------
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
General Mining Supplies.
■o-
Lt are
Grant’« Paas, Oregon.
,-lrrire.
in —
I’ropr
Accommodations Uusurpttsnsd forCom-
foit and Sa:ely !—Fares and Freights
via. Y'»qnina and ti,e Oiegon De­
velopment to’» Ste.imsbipj
in ch Lass than by unv
other route bclw. eu
all point* in the
CITY DRUG STORE.EE
And keej* constantly on han 1
JOHN A. IIANI.EY
225 MILES SHORTER!
20 HOURS’ LESS TIME!
Purposes.
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Physician« Prescriptions Compounded Day or Night.
A
tcturesque
- VER
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The Rogue River Distillery, DRY GOODS à GROCERIES Mitchell and Lewis Wagons, Hacks, Buggies and Carts,
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
LINES OF TRAVEL.
I
BOOIS, BOOiS l.M) ST1T10NERI.
SIII80L
6th street, Crants* Paso, Oregon.
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J AC K SON VII. I. E DIRECTORY.
B annxu I awoi , I. 0. G. T 493—
JoHiruiRR Lonur No. 112, A. O. l ' W
meet«every
at Odd
Fall
Iowa
Hall. Tuesdav
Brother, evening
in M<td
.¿X
cordially welcomed.
’
*
.. _
B- A. W illiams , M.W
H. L. B rsron , Recorder
(ÍEN. 1.OOAN Po«T ÑoSvTtTÁ^T^i
on the nrbt Wednesday in each month.
J- K Piustv,
Commander.
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NAUCK E,
K kkiiyvii . i . k ,
G oldin H vlr , I. 0.0. F.-Mretotr^
Visiting brothei« cordially invited to
I teu‘V r
/ H I’ latthk N G.
8.
. F obrk «, Sec’v.
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Published in Jooephiae County.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
(I want ’ s P ass L obub , No. M, a r
A. M.—Hold their regular meetinr* .
Saturday evening on or before th. (J]
IU<i°ntv n
O avis B sowmr , w . Ji
J. W. H oward , feec’y
All our good« are entirely naw and will I« exchanged for cash every Friday evening at Hale'« hall ****
K azkk , W, C. T
CAMPBELL A TUFFS,
'----- -------- T
or farm produce.
produce.
„
R kknyvili .« u.noa, No. &6, I 0 O~r
Grant’« Pars, Josephine County, Oregon
-Meet» every other Saturday
Those » ishiug bargains should rail on
WILLIAM
KRoM USANT* RAM TO OAUCR
I*rav«M Saturday
K
Arrivas i*ams day)........
iig*j *
orrica hol ' bs .
*
Ofiloe 0)100 every diy except San.i^.
fro« 7:30A. m . to8:80r m . Open a!2
day from S:30 to 1U a u.
J. W. H uwarp , p y
___________
OREGON.
SaUirdav evening at 7:30 st their hall
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Sixth slrvet. \ isiling brochara uordiall«
GROCERIES,
invitad k> attend.
PROVISIONS,
t V n
eE; K
N. G
_ T. I. I> eam , bec y.
CROCKERY,
P. 77
oí H Josephine lodge,
,■ rant
«’■•Me, 179,
i, a, meet* ’ w
TOBACCOS,
— *___ 1
(.rant u » 1*
Para, flrot kJ Saturday
of , .avh
al
11
o
’
clock
A
M.
W.
M’.Pou. ‘ x *
CIGARS, ETC.
1 __ ________ _ _____________
W. M
■o
PHYSICIANS,
' 1 for Cntuirli, Cold in the Head. Hav
Fever, Rose Cold. Catarrhal Deafne«» uml
Son1 Eve«. Restore« the «enne of taste
and smell ; removes bad taste and un­
pleasant liieath, resulting from Catarrh
Easy and pleasant to iw. Follow direc­
tions and a ( ure is warranted bv all drug­
gists. Send for circular to ABETINE
MEDICAL COMPANY, Oroville. Cal.
A-k for SANTA ABIE CAT R CURE.
For sale by W. F. Kremer, Druggist
IN
ROOM
On their Cheap Counters in «11 such line* as
DRY
Esmond Hotel, Mexican
THE
r
RROM UR LNYa PAM* TO CRRSCkXT err,
Daily Except S-andiy.
Lv. Grant’s Pa»*, 8 a . m . Arri,, j
Bargains ! Bargains! Bargains!
BEAST!
Máseles,
Sprain».
POPULAR HOUSE.
" Fraid of 'em ?’’
Absolutely Pure*
IrapucB*,
Strain»,
"You bet. I saw one yesterday'
CHARGES REASONABLE.
Hoof Ail,
«titchi a
Tide powder never varies A marvel of
alongside an old boiler kickin’ ofi’ purity,
Serew
Stiff Joint*,
«Irengtli and wliolcaonicneM.
Wot ma,
Baekache,
the rivet heads one by one. Never M' -n- economical than the ordinary kind»
THOMAS GUINEAN,
Swinney,
Gall»,
Bitsa,
missed one. I was just going on an.l cannot lie »old in cr>ui|»*titioi> with
ProprieTOr.
Saddle GalX
torea,
Brnisea.
the shift, and when I saw the mule the multitude of low te-t. «Ii >rt weight Stiff]
Piles.
Bunion»,
Spavin
or plxmphate i«.wd -r«. Sold only
and heard there was more of 'em alntn
Corn»,
Crack*.
in can». R oyal B akinu B owi . km C o ..
inside, 1 weakened and threw up Uti-ly
1011 Wall St., N. Y.
VANMONCISCAR
THIS GOOD OLD •TAND-BY
rny job. I've got a wife and three
occompUibea for rrerybody exoetly wh*t tselalmcd
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
torlt.
One of the re**ooa for the groat popularity *>t
children dependin' om me and don't
lbs Muctang Unlmest 1» found In IM ■■l.enuil
take chances. '
The oldest and most succpmbìu I special- applicability. Everybody need* mb • medicine.
"The worst mule I ever saw," XfTMSTERS, VOCALISTS. PUBLIC iht on thè Coant, amisted by an eminent i The Larobermau need» It In cut of »ecMenn
Burgeon
from the Eaat, both regular grad-1 Ths Housewife need» It for general family u»e.
said the other, "was in Pioche some
«peaker« and the Professions gener­
The Canaler need» It for hla team»and bl. men.
in the treat­
years ago. It was one I owned. ally recommend SANTA ABIE a* thn uatcM mih long experiimcro
The Mechunlc need» It Alvar* on bl* work
ment of all
tiesto*
all
medicines
for
diseases
of
the
One day it nibbed aguinst some THROAT. CHEST, LI NGS.
bench.
The
Miser need» Il In c«»» of emergency.
nails sticking out of a pest, and it
Caronic. Nenow ais. The Fleseerneed»It
—ean’tgelalong without IL
turned square around and drove
Beware of Imitations.
The Farmer need* It la bit hou*e, bl* »table,
PRIVATE
Md hl»»tock yard.
those nails in one by one, using a 8<» q timionrtrade mark, SANTA ABIE,
Hteamboat man er the Rearmas need.
«ingle blow of the hoof with the in on every butti*. KatiMhu tion guaran­
11
**
el_ It The
In liberal aupply afloat *0.1 aabore.
the
voting.
Mid-
teed
or
money
refunded,
by
\V
.
1*.
K
ke
-
iron shoe on for each nail. It never
The Ileree-fnneler need» It—II 1» tu beet
f die aged and old, friend
and aafest reliance.
missed its lick, and always drove MKR.
»ingle or married
The Hteck-grower need» It—la will »are him
cm just in to the head. Then he
men, and all who I thousand» ot dol'ar» and a world of trouble.
suffer from
The Railroad man need» It and will noed It »
saw a few tacks on the post a little
long a* hla life 1» a round of accldenU and danger».
lower down which were only half
The Hack woodamn n need» IL There la noth­
LOST
MANHOOD,
• 'riven in, and he drove them in too,
ing like II a» an antidote for the dangers to life,
Nervous Debility, Spermotorrhea, Semi­ llml> and comfort which »urround the ploueer.
with light taps of the hoof, just as
The Merchant need» It about hla »tore among
nal UiMseH. Sexual Decay, Failing Mein
•MX and gentle as could lie. One
ory, Weak live«, Lack of Energy, Impedi­ hla employee». Accldeuu will happen, and when
day a man came along and set out
come the Muatang Liniment 1» wanted at once.
ments to Marriage ; also Blood and Skill three
Keep a Boule lathe lloaee. TK the beat ot
a can of nitro glycerine and giant
Dim-iiHea. SyphilliH Eruptions, Hair Fall­ I economy.
ing, Bone Pains, Swelling», Sore Throat,
■»wd»t He wanted to get the
Keep a Bottle In the Factory. ItaImmediate
Ulcer«, Effect« of Mercury. Kidney and oar In caae of accident eave» pain and loan of wo««.
mule to kick it and get killed. I
Bladder
Trouble«,
Weak
Back,
Burning
Krep a Bettie Alwuyeln the Stable far
aw him about the corral with the
Cline, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture—re aae when wanted.
can, and knew what was up. At
ceive «earthing treatment, prompt relief
fir«t I was going to stop him, but
atvl cure for life.
KERBYVILLK DIRECTORY.
then I thought if my mule was any
BOTH
HEX
EH
kind of a mule at all he could take
UNION HOTEL.
Consult confidentially, . all or write. No.
care of himself. So I just watched.
132 and 134 Third utreet,
f.tfitf
Well, the mule saw the can and
One of the Best Hotels in South­
walking up, smelt of it and then
ern Oregon.
THE CELEBRATED
squared Inmself for the kick. The
man was sneaking off, and, just as
the mule was going to kick the can
GOOD BEDS!
GOOD TABLE'
he caught sight of the feller, and
And the best of Accommodations.
$3,000----- REWARD
$5,000
nOoüm^-i'.d'í
.
W
Ul'.
lvUi
J.
changed his position ao that his tail
I ' 'jx.
T(!
was toward the man. He lifted his For it Iwtter or moro pleasant remedy for '
cure of Consumption, Cough«, .(«fil­
Connected with this hotel is a
tail ju*t like he was takin’ aim, the
marble
oi.
ms, Croup, Whooping cough and Bron-
.CR.M'ITE.
and he let fly his right hoof. The chini Trouble« than GREEN'S I I NG
FIRST-CLA3S LIVERY STABLE.
can went flying through the air and RESTORER,SAN \ ABIE. ABIETINE
Mrs. Ellen Ryder, Proprietress.
hit the mail square in the rear, just and MOUNTAIN BALM COl'( ill CURE.
Not n Secret Coinjsiund. A eoioplete
as he was gettin' over a fence about mixture
without the Addition of any jmjw -
K krhvvii . i . i , - - . . . . O regon
a hundred teet away. The thing d«rs.
exploded and I never saw tile man
WILLIAM NAUCKE
again. But the next morning Pat
Holland came out in the Record
-XIF.WI-
and said that the town had been
visited by a shower of blood.”
DRY GOODS à GROCERIES
"Mules are immense when they
git roused."
W. J. WIMER,
•‘You l>et.’’-[Virginia C’ty Chron­
Agent at Grants Pass.
icle.
( ’ CAR anteid a rosi five curi :
Suscribe fot the Count!
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTI Kj; MiJ14
CAM MOW BOAftT OF IIAVIMO TUB
FOR MA DE in PIKENIX
The Matter Mu!e.
"Yes."
“Why
“Mule«.’’
HURRA I”
PASS,
GRANT’S
CAMPBELL & TUFF
Those indebted to the Grants Pass
C ourier on and prior to April 3d,
1886, are hereby authorized to pay
the same to W. J. Wimer or to the
Rogue River C ourier .
J. H. S tine .
This morning a couple of miners
were seated on a bowlder alongside
the road to Sutro, discussing the
kicking power of tne mule. One
had just returned from Sutro, and
the other was on the way there and
having met near the rock, they sat
down for a talk.
"Have you quit over there?"
said the one who was eastward
bound.
FOR
HURRA
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
NOTICE.
L cbaxor , Oregon Feb. 28, 1887.
Washing, Ironing and Fluting.
W. G0ULDSPEE,
59- 3m]
Boston. Mass.
LRAVR.
Portland
Lebanon
ARktVg.
4 00 r. m . Lebanon 9 20 r u.
4 :45 a . N. Portland 10 :05 A M.
Pnilman Pali« ileeplu Cars
Daily between Portland and Ashland.
The (>. ,A ('. H }f Ferry makes Con­
nection with all the Regular Trains on the
East Side Pit inion, from f,jot of F sUe.l.
W knt 8 idr Ihvisiox.
BETW EEN I*OKTLA ND A COR VALU»
M ail T ram .
I.RAVR.
ARRIVR.
Dwtland. 7 :30 A. u. Corvallis 12 :20 r
j Corvallis. 1 :30 r. m . Portland 6:15 r. w.
At Corvallis connect with train» of 0 F.
lor Yaquiua Bay.
Exruss T rain .
LRAVR.
ARRtVR.
P<>rt'an I
4 50 r. m . M’Mn’vIle 8.00r <
M Mn’ville 5:45 a . m . Portland. 9:00 a m .
Iax-al tickets for sale and baggsjs
checked at Company’s up-town ofllcs,
corner Pine and Second streets. Tickets
for principal points in California can only
be procured at the Company’s office,
All kinds of plain and fancy work done. Contr F «1 mat streeti. hrilut Ortin
SATISFAI TION GUARANTEED.
Freight will not be received for »hip
A ill a.~j take cofiiru. ts for wood chopping, ment after 5 o’clock r. M .on either the
Last or (test Side Divisions.
clearing, etc.
R KOEHLER,
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E. P. ROGERS-
AVash-houra on Gilbert creek.
Manager.
G F. A Fa**