Rogue River courier., May 06, 1887, Image 2

THE (’OU El EIL
scttkrae-it of Cabforuu aud as they
have iiiL .nU' 1 capita! it is but rta-
Mi!;:! ri-w fl JiUPilM Cltflr, CrtlG!. enable to -mj-pi-x? that th<y will
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tiow turn their attention ami their
FRIDAY.................... MAY 6 1887. capital to the dcvclopcmcnt of our
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state liecause the more people they
Rr-Xhtered at the I’net.ii? ro in
locate along their roads the more
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LET » ES
FB j .M
H£RI£AN*J
BRIEF MENTICL*.
TREES!
:TREES!Z~rREES!
W. L. BLACKBURN,
’ *< v; up on
Rot; •ifUG, Or., May ad,
The "Lit.'. An;.
AGENT AT GRANTS PASS
W. J. WiMF.Jt.—D ear S ih :—You C> . riwr n. ntly.
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a-sk the question, “Will the general
y-s;:< wiles of the • trect rof
government confirm the grant to the M^iti ii Were floo leii l v / an ice
rUCENIX. OrogoD, and OAKLAND, California.
— Made to Order, at —
railroad?" I pre-,ume you refer to -,,ige in the St.-La.vrer.. river not
tlie O. ¿i C. R. R. south
r •' of ' Iicse^ jong ago.
S22.50. $23.50, $25.09. $27.55. A $29.53
burg, which was constructed cut of
Call and See Naw Styles.
G >h'i •; •an. the murderer cf Ma­
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~ m'jney they’.viil make out ot them. time. Action will have to be taken
mie
Kelley
in
Sin
Fraud
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ha»
Ilavmj;
li.ul leu Yearn experiei ; ¡n
CORREdPONliENCE.
■ Nor ia this a’.;; he think? tue lease by Congress, the department alone
Ntiillr.r ill (¿lantitv, Quality, Varieties, Six«» if Trees, nor Health and Vigor
been entenccd to be huug by Judge
taking MeuRures. ..i.d j ,,-ted nivnelf
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' of the O. R. & N. roads by the is powerless. Judging by j ast Ac­
their tin.!»4 of Cutting, I ¿..not hegtat. t„ K
<■.' uu?. Embracing »11 the Leading Varieties oi
W«> invite corn-pon l -neo fr-rn all wc- r •
p if- . .
, ,■ .,.ticillv this tion on grant forfeit’t-es, the House Murphy.
nay
that we can giv, yotin Better QnaÌj.v
lion* on subject» of local and other in- 1 ,,1J” Faahc m.mis pi acticahy U11.-
tilt dniak,
and i it for the money than cm »*. f",.“’.
.
An unknown :
. of Representatives
will no doubt
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, I’LUM. PRUNE, APRICOT,
UrMte.
Mm: thing but from another dircc-
elsewhere A prrvMT is K f . qviiu . h J,
\ vote for a forfeiture, while the Sen- hid dov. :t on the r ailroad track near
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
all (.taciute, ltecpevtfnlly,
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bon hence Orer» has ...-w-Lv.. g- ltc W11! not vote to forfeit any land ] Tt.'.'oma <11 the '•,'.11 -alt., and was
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W. L. BLACKBURN
ooo
»••nt for i»ubli“uti<.':
gantic railway systems to labor in in a grant co-termipous with a road ' cut into four pitc ; by a passenger
1 her behalf whose vast resources of completed out of time and liefore engine,
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EDITOn:AL NOTES AND NEWS. ¡capital and ability will settle her' H’-<t legi.-lativc deelaruticn of forfeit-!
Mich ! S.ilietl a S.vede was
SPICCIAI
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„ urc. The Senate holds that tn such Killed at his ciVn in Kent county’
land», oevelop her latent resources,
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a case the grant is ended—that :s, Cal. cu the 2th by t\v > a nt a ture de i
N’iclde h.x* stopped our copy of utilize
her water powers, bui.d dt the coud;.j0I1 of the grant is com-
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teclives who su me-:d Lin to be
the Time, withr.it having been or­ as and , otherwise p’.uh
Front St., aJJolnInj Courier Orfico,
her forward plic-J with, Ixf-ire tl:e grantor takes
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P. Barry Fear.'the best lat - »hipping variety.
dered by us, our wife, the hired man to the front rank of pr • parity, advantage < : the n in compliance. , ,.7,,)
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
Jrliiir Peacif, ireestoae.) etiil head» the list.
or ¡he post master to do so. Ta ta, Her former enemies’ are ‘.i- crefore« n is «««rd«'1 a* » KralIt with a co,v ■ —
Kaitoday'S Cling, the canner’s pride.
We have opened a 1 irst-Class lT,„ir
htin, and thanks for the lasting her future promoters and those wh" * ditioti subsequent, and not prece-,
ICclsoy's Japan Plum, han no peer.
and feed Store in the building kwmerlv
dent.
With the Senate and the
. compliment. We feel as if we have doubt the potency of the^ztfreat jjTuse at variance, 1:0 result can be
occupied a- a saddle and harne- .hT'
Robo da Cargont Prune, never b?foro offered in Oregon. It ia
where we will keep constantly < n haTj
been the special object of your cour­ railway companies to buiW' u?
ti < whioio hi a diied n;ate, forms the celebrated j runc D'Eute,
expected. The courts will doubt-
and for sale the best brands of
(Fronch Conserves),
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ts ,ie.s such as none of your patrons coun<ry wherein they oXintere tc<l less be looked to, first for an au- • I
Eerkaley Gcccbcrry, the most profitable of them all.
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1 upon
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st. I n 4 > ii f f . ■ i i > o.. , '> 11’ A rmr.et mn
ever « had st bestowed
th'1 n. IJ
Fea
have but to wait <>c
to the coun­ tlioritative utterance on the question
as to the right of a Railroad to that
Lan^iieh'?, King’s, Soft Shell and Papor Shell Almonds.
the-widow's “»limy” epistle in this tries in which
have been op­
part of its grant co terminous with
issue and then stop he; paper too. errt;ng tu jK. iffly and affcctually the line of road completed out of
Goodbye—tears.
and everything pertaining to a
I convinced. ✓'Tl’*-' = companies both time; and with this, the further
Evcr/reetin, »lirubs, ro- s, clematis and flowing plants, small fruits, grape
FIRST-CLASS
FEED STORE.
t mean
Oregon is to rc- quetion as to when a legislative de­
vinca,
etc.,
etc.
Sheriff
¡o
Phrenology has been introduced
£!!?■■• If. ■ •■■■; “■ basing el. . w!i: re. parties intending to plant trees will find
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W. RAZEE & SON.
into a Missouri court in the trial oft
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".-■! mi i » -tition d'l’v i ■-
it to their interest to coms and see our stock and learn our prices
‘feelive- from its passage, or from
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ot jRc-ir vast capital ond energy.
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Proprietors..
Catalogues
mail?
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gratis
upon
application.
Address
»11
communication*
to
the
time
named
in
the
grant
for
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the Bald Knob j irticipants whoart
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completion.
If
both
branches
of
A3
OTHERS
SEE
US.
charged with belonging to masket
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NEW FURNITURE STORE!
1 Congress would concur in an uncon- i
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r of K i >ier Ku'Ii
riuvnix, Jackson county, Oregon.
lynching parties. I’rof. IL I).
Siti
o i ' it-.fiii», who recovered a
A gentleman from Jacksonville I , ditional act of forfeiture, then the 1
A.* J. SEDCzB,
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- p..■'■■L1». ' •’»-•<"*W’Rr w. «s t— 1
Donald of St. J > •. ph, bring tl]
■ I <i rio’ t-i foreclosure of a
| who lias long been a resident of! : question would at once arise as to ■
Main St, (L t. 4th and 5th) Cranh P jss .
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Olive
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lilt;
t
Illi
r
-class
1
I the effect of this legislation, and a :
former. It would be a
Rogue river valley, a close oberverj
il. 1 I s-.?, un i aqal.n-t
— Has just opened .1 New —
ip finder
construction by the courts would t Le îi'”1 ‘ ■ .: .•r
idea to n ix a first class
si;»
. e I :■ :l pr IpCItv
i of p.-i sing events and intimately
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i JI/ÌT’^ to
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ev.
man
and
Wai-
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definitely
end
the
matter.
here
in
into our court procc
I ,u.»
;? . . <: dciHi i i'.tH. i mu com-1
connected with the social, political
From the above it 1. ■ ks as tiiuug'; n»;» •iU‘4 »0 ■ ■ ••> a’.ii Hell s • ? rrorwtv i
Oregon. It migl
ieapen the pro­
Wliei u « .I] be kept on hand and Lr r .;!..
and material interests of the coun­
all kinds of
Kn’iii !
the grant may yet be given to the ♦o h i ':<».• lh • I :>;:•; lit of K:
ceedings and
^en conviction of
Or
Colored
Shirt,
Ask
for
the
try, paid us a visit this week, and
bn ’. . ■'• the . -nil of »
Furnilure, Ending, Pictur» Fr.:»,.-,,
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railroad.
The
question
for
the
peo
­
erring man
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1 'i o from the l.a'i d ! ■.'.• of
during a somewhat extended con-1
Crocket», Etc., Etc.
j • 7 . .1 the r
: : 1.1 p. Cent.
ple to decide in the mean time i-
Door-Friiuie.i.MVm.Lu-Pr.im.'Br.u k-
versation
in
which
ninny
matters
|»r
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. A. Miller in a lengthy
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Ete., lnadujo «.rd; r. ¡-p-chu
this? Would it be better for it to '
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in last weeks Sentinel ex­ relative to the future of the country ’ lapse and the land revert to the gov­ uf li IF • .1
given to
•■I in
ionce
OOO
/ Ha.'i
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hs how he came to pa - the bill were discussed took occasion to pay ernment, or give the land represent
th-- ..t!i d.«y of May,
V N DF. IFF A KIXQ.
H47, k v .-•?)
.'D . online 1 jl;tiv,
Repairing and ali kindH ■ ■ v.01k in i,.;-
’.lending the Jacks invillc city our town some very flattering and ed in the grant to the railroad. ’ : n<t V. j •}
fóreold roi-i <»f t’a.'
For .1 Good Pair of Overall*, Ask for
line noatiy and j romp:!.
ne 1.
charter through the House without as we believe deserved compliments. Should the land go to tlie road, it I 'll»“ i -I .!> :
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toil:
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st
In
id.
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at
th
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Court
discovering the "job" in it and the After noting the varied resources of would doubtless be sold and settled H oiik - do. r ia < •. :m a Ptt4» i:t raid comi-
Manufa Murer's
fraud upon the jicople of Jackson our little city, agricultural, mineral, immediately; whereas, if the ques ■ ty and State, <m
mining, lumbering, mmiuf.ieturiug,
Saturday, June 4th, J 337,
A G cl N
ville. He says:
and
take
no
ethers.
tion of title to the land hangs in
two i.'c! ick p in. of uni I d iv, nil of t! •.
i’ -r the
"I recieved a letter from Charles etc., all of which were destined, as ; Congress and the courts, and even at
right,
' ' . title
' and'iuo-r. -t <>i ' tb !;•• Raid Ange-1
To be 1 id < all fir t-class dealers.
Nickell, severely censuring me fir he believed, to be important factors
line Nev.iuiui nod Wallace !.', mini, de-
not prc.oiug the bill through the in the rapid growth of the place though the laud finally revert to the j fi'iidants, inaml to ell of the followin'“
government without dispute of title, 1 de.-irib. I real property, to-wit: The
House, saying, ‘the jieople of Jack­
Sjiceial attention was called to the
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i its settlement will not be possible! ; Houth-west ipiarteroi the soulh-ea-t qu.ir-
sonville were very much iuce i ed
! tor of Hi-i-ti-m i: irty-ix GUi; in tov. nsliio
at my delaying the bill; that it v. u fact that there could be no c >:n;>e I during the many years that the liiirty-sev; . 7
nth of range eight (3) i
Best Mill
an unheard of proceeding l i refer it ting town which could in any meas­ I question ipay exist; hence the land 1
boiith-euHt quarter o: the
ìflhiBl
made.
«¡•lartrof
nevi
ion
one
(I
in
after it had been considered by a ure tap
. its trade or effect injuriously
public
; » re/pT-:-
will be held back from market and t .win-liip thirty y i'iïlit GJ8) Ho'itli, range
committee in the Semite, and that j(S prosperity,
Hilly solicited, ur.tl sc, . g * u . c « ì < m » ^uara’ii-4 d
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A. I). HELMS, Prop’r.
I the country suffer an injury from e’glit s w-t. containing r O nere-,
it w.is agreed to by the Town Board
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ati'd in Jos >phine comity, Or.'g >n.
and everybody in Jack-onville, ex
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having a large quantity of unoccu-
—Dea’ar in—
WitneFH my hand mi l otlicial sign.itur.
ernt, possibly, l’at Ryan.' ’’
a" 1 c -pccially ol tlio .e owning town ;
■ pied laud lying immediately along this .' di dav of M 'v 1 -
T C. I' lTl'k i: <<>N. -ii. , :!'.
According to the Sentinel, t]u.' »ots, as stated by this gentleman,
Fi;:.:ci?1. Rincy Groceries
t'. S I jx : i < U i ,\ s
I a road so important as the (). & C.
I'v 1!. R Monili», D.'putv.
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amendment w - (resigned to secure s'lo:i' • ')v a liberal one, ami every
Cigars, Tobacco, NuU anl
(j ■!w
is soon to become. Would it not
Nolic.1 ¡R hert-by i;iv. i <!iiC th'
h lot of printing for the Time , and I i!l<1"ccluent ■ !,ol,ld be ,,!r-'rc 1 l"
Can Tcs. I'rv.i
and a
tie nj'ii'-I htrttl.T I as iileii is.'Le oi I is
be better to give the _
grant to the
M. i. r tux.
X. S.VMUiBKÄG.
.nt rii' iou 1 1 Ilia!;e frinì p:. in :.-,¡-;iort
F;:p'. ri* r I.ran J of
t'le jieojile knew nothing at all about l-iose w'10 desire to locate here an-’, road and let them sell it to the peo- i J.
BAXTHE.M.
;l4 cl.iai. imi li o iii.l i r. h g m UI I...
it. Mr. Nickell being one of the try their fortunes among us to do | pie w ithout del^y ?
CANNKl) GOODS.
na I - ! a-re t!: • .' •.! ■:• i r i • k ci t.. ■
I- »
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¡ li:-..
l.)r_.
councilmen doubtless cmsidcred, RO- The prosperity of a plm e, and
-•.«I* i •*!., oppiisitc »I. It. Llcpot.
C^iMICKELSBlJRGàCO..
/•»I!. lit G î ’I'.D.N i'.lbd, ( lri«<_-r I*. < ( ;»i Altir i--.”,
On
last
Monday
a
gentleman
who
his chance as a printer more than | esPcc’’dB’a ,lv'w place is otten very
•Iriv "sth, i l g.\iz: 'i !i<mas B. Il
u-'i j,i-ti:ri i-R ,n:.l IinfortcrR of
Ion. U >ni.‘.-!-'u t ( riirv ?...
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good. Verily the Jew editor, scrip i
•'■deett d no., only bv die ’ is prominent in our county, while
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h ó v ,’(.. î , y,- j¡.
pirate and black kg gambler is get- tjetr 1 al conduct but by t ie mag- i in our presence, took occasion to
J fe inori: - the e'i.'.u ina w ime ■
i i [ r e-
!ii4 < ora .roa.as r
nr., a nud culti
tinr’too bol l
1 nanimity and public spirit of its ren: krk th.;.I the mauiier in wf \i
•)
vatioii oí. ■ .¡.I I ii. l, viz : ff. D. Sp.irliii
Chas. Nickell has been and is r.ow
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of Williams. J'xo;jiine county, Orejo .,
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abusing
the
business
of
a
publisher
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St.,
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Fm'lsa
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In a conversation with Hon. H.
Grants Pass is now and ville in
li.ìin I.,! -icr, o; '.ppieiù''. ,!.iel;son
Or ! f.i'ii s .li.i.lari, un,I Waiter JorJui>,
Factory, 11.', ,t 117 H.ives Sir.-ct.
Miller who recently returned linue to lie the political, commercial . by forcing patronage from the peo­
«•i Grants ¡ us.4, Jo.-<p!ilne County, Ore­
from .an extended trip E.i I, we i and manufacturing center of a large ple, renders him no better than a
15-(M)in
gon.
C has . W. gnu..- ros.
glean the following as some of bis ' district, without a rival. Healthful, I pirate; in fact he said ha was a pi­
C‘.h S t.. I iw; • 1 Main and FI, Grants P. 53, Or.
4-15-eti
Register.
New Millinery Store.
observations.
Mr. Miller visited a desirable place to live, and with rate. But sec how he goes for the
II.iv tile |.-r.
.. I iniist Coinp'.ete St , ia th -i.- Um in S rath in ().■ ..m, which
they will sei!
Paul, Miniieajxili.*, Chicago, resources recoml to no place in | Sentinel in the last issue of the
Blacksmith and Wagon Step
MISS MAUI) TUEES,
troit, Toledo, and West in Ohio. Southern Oregon and with a future Tinies, calling it a "delectable I
AS Low AS TI-ILC EOWEST.
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Sue, ch i.r to Mr* l lana.un A Tuffs
From his observation:, lie concludes that is most gratifying an 1 hopeful, ¡sheet,’’ speaking of the Cot kier
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
that Oregon as a state i i now on He said our agricultural and miner- and Sentinel a follows;
Tow?< LOTS
Millinery and Drcssmakin
“They are only an addition to the
tlu- eve of general prosperity and .1 al resources were good while our
f*""’', ■'
FOR SA I. F in I’HiE
ESTABLISHMENT
vigorous onward move. He says fruit resources were very superior, envious pack which has been yelp­
ing at our heels for the past four­
IX’-.iri:ig to 20 to < <erttu;i’V on lr
there is great excitement in the oil our timber i the fine t in the State.
I oiler |. r r d;, it ¡nw rateò, inv
teen years; and the people are too Oppoit« Campbell a Tuffi«’ »tore, on Sili
street
regions over the discovery and util Other counties have fir, cellar and well acquainted with us and hnow
S: i. k on h ind, to.etl «1 u ¡th two ;<.:•« 1 1 •
on Rhieli t!.» i-ho;>j nr.- !• c.t. i. A.&o,
— and —
izing of natural gas which is being hr.rdwo.i l, w. li n e all these ami in the ::;mtis of i tir traduccrs too wll HAHMCRÏ Hl STAMPING
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on,-a, re of i_rm'id f.r.or.ib.'y loe.., .-à ;..r
•t’l
used in the manufacture of gla ■: addition wc have yellow pine in to p it any confidence in their slimy
-i lenco. Cail «si 01 A.iJre,.
M1KD l. ’U
that glass ma le from this process is over abundance, and last but not, ebullition s.”
Notice to Bt id,-re Builders.
d Mini
l'iio nix. Ja ;- ,
Thii
fling
of
course
includes
Mrs.
superioi to anything yet produced; least we have millions of acres ot
¡Dl’8 iiliiHJ
NOTICE ¡ h h“rt.'hy i,that Scaled
II
that eastern cap! t il is fast seeking in­ the finest sugar pine which cannot Shook, n:-.‘ Mr*, l’ayne, who is one i i tposulri will b.» re.wive I at the County
louring Mill lilì F
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vestment in the south, ami that there be found so abundant any where cls< of the pioneer and most prominent Ulerk’R <•(!»<•? at Grants Pa-s, Josephine
i-’oii haij ;
who C»”intv, Oregon, until I o’clock. P ?•!.. of
is every evidence of prosperity in Oregon. He thought we should ladies in Southern Oregon
■¡ir H ..’i i-.rj Murphv Cri -k, J.>.*epb:c
Monday. Mav *J:M. I* •7. :»t uhi.•’» time
The
World
Renounce!
■■ ìiity, (lrex«»n, eui.t nu!« « noutii of
opened for plans, ojc idea­
throughout
the United States. ■ have a furniture factory at this place wrote the Tidings last year as fol­ bids will
Gru'.I* ¡'.1—. a Fir-t ci 44 ! ! Gl RING
tions. strain diagram'’ and bid* i r build*
There are very few strikes and little and felt sure it would pay largely. lows:
i
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ISSEL
I
Mll.l.,
v ,*.h ¡‘ntcìit 5: ii'hi .*rv, «¡'ùng
ing a bri ! / ' a« ' -s \ppb»^.ite river at a
D airy , Or., July 26, 1886.
point solorted by the County 4 . :rt, a
'k ;l !
•* K'i ••• c ■-:• ni 11.e
distress as compared to former years, A cannery would also pay.
i .«I. ! coni a;:,» . ,1 ,.,.r, ■
IiUi.l : fi11
E ditor T idings :—I have had an short- distance above what is known as '
wages are better ami general confi 1
We must thank the gentleman experience with Charles Nickell, the Custer ford, on Raid siream. an I about
1 .u rcR in < i.iver. .1:1 ! 1... ,• l V) mres lima r
( rt.iivation; a’-.. L.,,,| iyr. hard, e-.t
deuce pervades the mind* of the for friendly compliments paid the j ublislier of the Jacksonville Times, seven miles south of (Ranta Pass, in Jose­
■O'GC ami lU.-nn and hrie.ifLn diteli.
phine County, Or xnn Th • sai I Bridge
jieople.
Comparatively little is Coi xtKu. He considered our pa- which I wish published for the to I k ? a “Pr itt’K Tn:»* Combination, ' the
1 in» Rim uiini f>r a il lirv inrtn. Lati ir­
ti -aie alm. ■: imv par! of ih,, plunt. lur
known of Oregon in the East as the ¡>er a good one and say s it is so re­ benefit of others who may not know main .«pan to In» ain’t 1!' feet lonj. with
X [ I L L S ,
lurthvr i-iurtietilars cali vr a<ldreS4
pr< !»ablv 21.' ‘ ¡‘act of tr.’-tki aj pi a< i.
Northern Pacific and Central C>>m garded throughout Southern Ore­ his contemptible tricks. In settling
Each bidder shall d< pu»Mt with hi-» bid
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< i;. . a.
the estate of my deceased husband
fix .• p r cent »’f the am.• nt •: jviuh bid. ;u*
panics have been booming the conn gon, and that it is a consistent
(Win. Payne) I left the matter of by law required. which paid amount -hall
tries along their respective road- friend of this country and a le­ jmblication of the last advertise­ in* brf’i ’•! to the County inci-e the
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it’ll wiel ling their capital toward ver in behalf of Josephine county, ment to A. I,. John*- ii. <>f Mr !;’■- I. ■we 1 is ma i ’ !•» him. and he fails, neg­
C>,r. of Front and 4th Sts..
lects
or
reitis;-s
for
the
i»oriod
of
two
«1;
ys
and
is
doing
much
for
the
material
telling him to send it to the Tidings,
settling up Washington territory'
stick awai I is made to him to ent» r
i Grant s Pass, - - Oreyon.
welfare and prospcii'v of Grants as soon as the county court acted after
into contract c. id file hi* bend in the
a 11 California up m the j>ro;>>siti i;i
Tlu- PEOI’l.E-S MEAT MARKET in
Pass, concluding that the business n|H>n it. After the advertisnneut ma? rr p rv.l by. and to the satisfac­
, now o|«i: «i 1 prepared to su ppi v custom-
And all goods handled by
that e very m tn locate 1 on laud | men of the town should give it a i had rim 0:1c week in the Times, I tion of 7 aid U< li tv Court.
ers with the choicest cute of
Th ‘ a I ( •riity Court reserves the
along t;i.-ir linet w.i - worth on an libera! supp-it.
! received a letter from Mr. Johnson
BEEF. MUTTON, PORK.
WALKER,
right
to
rej
1
anv
or
al!
bid».
average $ n > per annum to the road
The opinion of outside jiersons saving that it w mid haw unde it a
VOLNEY COLVIG.
All kinds ot
------
Including
the
------
im'if!:. went beyond theii rood ^alw^ys the best therefore we h<4»e
week
taterto
a
n
.
d it I > you, and
(‘ounty Jude,e.
S
A
U
S A G K S
Grants Pas«, Or., April 11, 1SS7.
1 our reader- may at least not forget that it vomld n if cost m • any more,
EMPIRE
MOWERS. REAPERS and BINDERS
a 1 I s.-ttled in Oregon that amount
4-l.Mf
the substance of this article for the\ as Nickell said lie wotii 1
heriise
A r 1 .ire of the public patronage re-
HYDRAULIC
PIPE
and
GIANTS'
of profit would inure to some c 'ther wj|j jfcHuj realize its full truth ami I as cheap as any printer. Fath _*r
sjieetfuily solicited.
Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods
■iTItcT AHO WANT GOOD
road hence while these roads did willin' surpris-d that they could sent him Sy. thinking one dollar
BUNCH BROS..
and prices before purchasing.
Proprietors
not care to fight Oregon, they not see our country as others sec it. more w. til 1 settle the ¡»ill, as sour
charge was $•> fur the other notices.
did do everything in their power to
XI
ac
h
i
i
ì
ery,
We h<il with plea tire the near
belittl? it ami
;e immigrants advent of the Southern Pacific rail But a few davs ago 1 received a let-
t : o i Ni< sc'.i is . ■ 1 owed him
t > locate before
got here, and road through the state, believing : $!■> still v-n the advertisement, his
CURAI’, wi'l do wi‘ll to cal! upon
J. H. Arflr .... proprietor.
they adverti: cd
published the that it will be of immense benefit to ' regular ¡'rice !>cing $15. I ho;>e if
country along
M
ain S treet .
- - G ram '» P ass .
toads t<> the u* in many way*. It will bring there arc anv other widows who
J W HOWARD.
main new i-ettlers into the state, have h i,al a Ivcrtising t' do, and
detriment i. i).
even going so
—o—
both from the East and from tile v. ho are persuaded ot f reed by oth­
for in llicir efiorts to locate "their drvit regions of California
The ers to give it to the Times, that they ,
man" as to tench ami jncach that men conipristng the Southern Pa will pay Nickell in adv.iuc.
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
I , '
Ai'mi3i...»Mr s Latito.
HcgM leave to Inform the public that he is now nicely located
on the corner of
< >rcfc. a n . ■ ■ I • ) in In ue.it
■ cific syniLeate, are noted for their hi: rr :j.t. Every time a pc: on
‘Ml
MUTTON,
the settler. In Mr. Miller’s opinion enterprise and progress in. They goes t<» Jacksons tile het* at their
6TH AND H STREETS. GRANT’S PASS, OREGON
NOTICE i* ’
f v i’iven t’-. 4 lottery «4
PORK-SAUSAGE.
tiling* pn ■••. at a dilfetent p ctu e will cou-lruct feeders at an carlv heel' like 1 jM Hlle dog, la gging for .Difuinirtrati-m upon the .•’»tali'» i Alt x B
With a Large Assi rtment of
«lay and thus op. n up and dcv< lope w« rk. He is always ready to do a Andri- »n,
f J<»<-‘phinc V > inry. Orp-
now. The Central IL ific Co. has the demand, and resources of the
AND BOLOGNA.
tfon, dtMt‘,1
have been £Rinte<l tn the
job of printing at half juice, 1 nt
’!. t»v th » Co-inty Court <'f
Ixmght the O. i C. svstem in this state. Timber, coal, i^on
and when j'av das comes he puts in his unJerwiji'C
Lacon
and
Lard
hwtephiiH' County, l<earinir data Arwil 13,
st ite which inclttd' ■ !■ >th the cast other minerals will receive their bill at full ’»rice, ami a IL price it liisf All p'rior« h?M»»^ claims a<ain»it
And
everything
to
be
fonnd
in
a
Fitvt-4'!a>o
•
re,
which
I
will
»,.
]
■»ai l eetak' are twpnnpd to < exhibit them
' M rs . J. N S hook .
always on HAND.
and west side divisions; they have attention, togethc. with rap.d tran­ is too.
month*
tn ra? for allouunee, with .1 i
sit between p>i'its. and no doubt
VERY
LOW
FoR
CASH.
OR
MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.
therefore b-v >me inter, sted in the
Meat
Delivered any place in Town
I
V la Alt-
ftxuu 1
cheap rales in fires and f gb:-. in
u* cv
Mi - 'Illi ¡I is lud .1
8t>*C.' i and <e me before purchasing else
settlement of Oregon just n * much th? near fut.i-c will ¡nt ;
' Plain clone, causing much I
>\ kitt».
TREE OF ( BARGE.
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. < dealer
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries.
Brownsville Woolen Mills Suits
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
Flour, Grain, and Feed Siwe,
Elour, Corn and Oat Meal.
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Mill
and Chop l eed. Bran,
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
HAMMON BROS.,
If You wish to Buv a Good White FURNITURE STORE
STANDARD SHIRT.
Boots anti Shoes,
S 1J H R 1£ R & J i J 1 )SON
Hard-ware, Stoves and Tin-ware.
;
•I
Chilled Plows
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
Autocrat Wood Force PEOPLE'S MBIT M1HSET.
1 ’ump«,
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
IJ\'IX(}STOXE \rANCl
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS.
A sun f t? hill: T’Tsrif
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