Till-; COI RIEH
There having been considerable
speculation in the public mind with
« •<:■<’. tret::- ran .al < t t!.'. !■ -.Hid
hott-e and machine shops from this
¡»lace, we concluded t<> interview
the boy s at the shop» an ! Earn their
sentiments. They informed us that
the water at this ¡»lace is the most
suitable for steam of any on the
road. Me s irs. Wilson and Wood
inform us that during three y ears
that their boiler liaslSeen ttsetl here,
Wants to Know.
170TICE TO MINERS.
(.*»:.tract to ! t to sick ’>') fret on the
I ivi-i» i n ine, and tm iu <1 Iri.t r", 1 feet
<> 111:«-.-;-. |-.'ti I * mine. J . r f..i. ti. ularx.
uj p'y t»» E. F Smith ut th - injure mi
tirriiiisl: 01 to Jeha (iou l-:l, at1 ir.mts
J-„
ft I3--t
FREES!:
TREES'
TREES!
Let’s climb over to the top of the
Coast Range mountains and yell
over at Coos and Curry to know
h ;w tho-. like annexation by this
FRIDAY.
MAY 13 1 •;
time. That state of affairs will not
last, gentleman, at- won’t have it.
Registered at tie- I’ «t.itn.e in ». .
T H E
Josephine
want- het Senator back.
I’aee, Ore., a-» Svnid -( ’la«* Matt r.
—[R< gite River Courier.
Our St<>. k this season Cannot be iAcelledoii the Coast
The Bandon Independent Record­
COHHESi’.»•. »EN- F.
.'»’ ah.-r ill Quantity, Quality, Varieté *. Six- >f Trees, nor Health and Vi^or
er has always looked upon the Jose­
of •ani », l.ml.ra ing all the Leading Varieties of
We invite r<>rr<'-i"ii ¡ n. ' i- '.» ■ "
phine county annexation as a polit­
itone on »ubje h <>i lo, .J .o.l o i,..,
ical job, on par with others that it Will I« ¡11 t’l" hl.idol! an 1 liter Juno 1-t.
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH. PLUM, PRUNE. APRICOT,
tereat ■».
st.ibfi- of I.. S Smith, '
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Eie.
Willi each left r th" name rind ■ I ire-- it has never been cleaned out and is has in the past characterized a ; bar­ 1 »s7, at lb" L."
>. A few tuoni ap-
ter, combination and trickcry in the < ir i’ii I'.v- < i >
of t lie render i- o• .»tir ■ !, < , . i!'.>
free from corrosion of any kind, interest of would-be great men, who pr it J tn .ires i' ia b t.ik -ii b.-'i-l .•< thane
ooo
•ent for pul ii. Cion
iilrea iy i-'ivi. - I. 1 r furtli.-r infornia-
the common custom being to clean are as insatiably ambitious as that Uon, writ • ur .i.-, !y t -
EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
!.. :
UTIL
out boilers every three months. they are unscrupulous an i indiffer
SI ’ICC IA ET I ES.
6-13-’.:ii
Manager.
ent to general public weal. Jose­
There is general complaint of the
phine ought never to have been de­
The coercion 1 ill is the all ab orb­
water all along the road south cf prive! of her Senator, at lea.t not County Treasurer s 5.:i Notice.
ing topic in London.
I this place. We were shown a sam­ by annexation to a couple of Coast
(irrn r ■ r r:t : < ’ M NTV TsEAHt'llEn. I
P. P.’.rry F. 3r; the 3- -t late »hipping variety.
Gr.ii.t- « l‘i-’-, M .V 13tb, 18(7.f
The Albina Weekly •'Courier" ple of the water used at A.shland, counties with which it can have no
M-r'r
Pc-aeh, :r. i'-tmi< still beaus thu list.
iutercotir ie or common interest, ow­
Nollce is l.er '.y , i.: a that tiier» are
just out is a spicy six column which was taken from the boiler,
I’anaday's Cling, the canner’s pride.
■ ■
l'ri-.isnry for tin- re-
ing to natine’. formidable mountain ur.ds ia tin
which, Mr. Wood says, foams so
sheet.
• ■ !•■ '."ri"" i '.»iitifv War­
’
Erdsoy’» Japan Plum, hus no peer.
barriers, and for other reasons. — ( I
I r.;-.'-. I r
-d ; ns tn July 1st, 1 t v»-
Robo de er.i rort Prune, never b-foro oflrred in Oregon.
badly tti the boiler as to indicate a [Bandon Recorder.
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t',,;,
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Numb
-is
r
Canadian annexation is tie tight
«!• h, in :t di:»st Htate, forma the celebrated prune D'Ente.
sufficient supply of water, when in
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1-71,
f»7n.
I
HIT,
•'<»(,
c<
Attlu time the legislature had
i Freni h (’onaerveH),
possible. It is po - able Canada may
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, reality, there is but little; or, in the bill for annexation before it we
Berkeley Goosberry, the mo.t profitable <>t them all.
become a part of t' • '1 State-
| other words, the boiler is full of were at heart opposed to being
o: tla «.ini» will <-(*a«e from
Laf'j'j.vAue, King's, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
J. W. l-OWAllP,
A private letter dated at Adam • foatn instead of water. That gen­ jointed with Coos and Curs y, yet
T: .•u*iiii:r.
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Ridge, Ohio, April 22d, says: "I. tud tleman also showed me a sample of we could not as the publisher of an
1.
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.
is high here. A poor man cannot soapy sediment which settles in the ¡„dependent paper, join in with the
Ilvi-r/re. i:r, siimbs, roses, clematis and flowing plants, small fruits, grapo
vine», etc., etc.
get a home; that time has pa ed. boiler and around every valve and Democratic proposition which was
l.V V«U i
un <•• -i-utji-i ilaly !-,-
We have garden made but nothing
¿"X'.r“ Bip'irrhasingelHewlit-re, parties intending to plant treeswill find
vent hole. He said the water at to annex to Jackson county. We »•Ivd 'Hit a- i
H ('1» r* of 111" .-
It to ti. a l..t rest to cotne and see our stock and learn our prices
has come up yet."
■h;
('or.-ily, on th'
1 Medford and Gold Hill was little believed annexation to the corintie- " °
('.. d. , s mail 1 ratis upon application. Address «11 communications to
2d <1 :i •:
7, ;. i I b> ::r? direvt.'.l
Col. Sam White is;: ■ ci.ltd with liettcr, and ..¡at¡1: ' Mr. McCarty above named would prove so unsat-1 aI„; j ■ .
o' K asper Kilbli
Chas II. Carter, in law practice at! engineer < n the .’ hlattd engine, isfactorv that in tlie change sure to y '• :
, ; , ,r - •, . i- .. r -1 1
I'ho tiix, Jack -on comity, Oregon.
ftltf
I jtiHuin. ;.t a'iu <: in eiif u.iiii '.i.si-ri-of i
Pendleton, under tile firm name of complains of that v : -r, ami takes follow it we of Josephine would ix-rt.ii 1 I: a «fl
1 , ._■■ ui tin abavi- Court 0:1
•! »y
" <«!
i. A,-rii. I * ;-, n>: l .1'aii.st
Carter it White.
Succe. s, Sam all the w. ter litre that he c at. stand a chance to regain our Sena­ tl ■ l.t'i I fl
■ h I: •r«*inait<
r •
‘ r !..... ti'n'l r-al | •: •:> I-.
Come down to busine*s and y u The-, boy
think the slit»]
will tor.
tF'hmgi’. - >
-•'r ;■ Nt-rvtna-i raid Wai-
will l»e astonished with your own never leave the good water here,
Li
N
d • à ! ir.' ’, I am corn-
success, for you have fine natural
■I
t
1
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.
■
•
ua
Il «al.| projxrri.-.-
Chief of Police Parish, of Port-
and add that they have far better
i v th • j uL'tii -nt ol K f- --r KnlJi
ability.
land,
has
closed
the
gambling
houses
water in the well here than flows in
■ !: > 1 .■ :, lot- t'.i-•'■ìli of ??• 4 I t,
in that city.
.
i-t ■
: n frci'i t!i-.» I.’1! 'lay o' :
Where will you find a bett. r cli Rogue river, and far better than
I
at t'i" r.ita of ci.lit pere,-mt. .
The town of Montague is laid out
there
is
anywhere
else
011
the
road.
mate anti more healthful country
:i-: i ’Ii : ."'a r s. : i . ; yd.S'i
This feature added to the fine switch into 178 blocks of 32 lots each.,
..-•d !>■'• -r m ■ • :i-l .'.both ■ co.-;.. '
than Josephine and Jackson coun
I it-•> > il.i - a :'¡‘. ; a-» I i : o'n'.li ••»<•• :
tracks, and our opinion for it, the making 5696.
ties? Think of this. Ottr people
!
I di'! <m t!v .-'th .1 o' 'day. '
About $20,000 worth of dia­
shops will never leave Grant*. Pass. '
OOO
! ■ .
,i:,l realty a t oriilu'.t .o!aw, i
buy too much and produce too little
monds and jewelry have so far
i.l l iT-r far " ’.!<• for ;..•!.! • .J-i of th • /
A farmer hould not buy flour, feed,
Capt. U.S. Comstock, father of been received from the ruins ol the
i S it.-.-; at AA h -ri.-a, at t-’ilo.- ua ••
Fera Good Pair of Overall;-, Ask for tho
bacon, lard, potatoes, eggs, &c., as Mrs. Dr. Van Dyke of this place, Del Monte Hotel at Monterey Cal.
to-'i" lii-In- t I.i'ld
:.t IIi • ('».art
many do.
Poverty will surely
».
o'
r
in
Crauti
ì ’. i . ih in raid eo-.tti- 1
A quarter of a million emigrants
who has resided on the Sandwich
1 State, o.i
chase the farmer close who does not
landed in the United States during
I-.lands
many
years,
i.
in
town.
Baturday, June 4th, 1887.
produce these things.
1886. 8;,000 of them were from
at two o'clock |>. ni. of sai I d iv, ali of the
The Capt. ha .
nt 4 > year.; of his
and take no other
I Germany, 60.000 from France and riuht. title .Hid ii>i"i-.• -t Ol ti." li I A::_ ■-
Has anybody thought about th life at sea beginning a mariner’s life 80,000 from Ireland,
l lino New mari nn<l Wallai-o Newman, de-
To be h ". ’ < f ail
possibility of having a county fait
in 1832 having met with many se­
A company has been organized to femlar.t ». in and to nil of the following
in Jackson county next fall? [Ti 1-
il.'wrilMid real property, . t »-wit
i-wit : T!i.'
Tic.'
vere tests of human endurance and build a railroad across the ncw I roUtli-wesf qnarterof the routli-i
; »»util-» .tst
.i*t qnar-
qii.ir-
ings.
! le tells bridge to I.ast I’orllaiid, Mt. Talier, t. rof section thirty-six til) in township
Has atty body thought about sto; 1: pluck during that time,
Albina ana
and Yuncouver.
;■? *.'iuUi
ran-.-"i.-ht -
_
>uth of range
854 when SeUwood, Aiouia
, _________ thirty-.-ev.'n
ing Rogue river and its tribut trii how he lost lii.s vessel in 1
; al*", th.-¡ib r -t quarter of tho
,
Capital stock *150,000. Work to
ur Hintn ns . 1.
‘
,
north-west „.turti r of (.»-<■! ion one (1) in I
with c.itfish and had, or even Get Mrs. Van Dy ke was but four months Dttfin as soon as possible.
; township thirty-i iaht
aoiitli, r Hire
old.
While
the
ship
was
sinking
-0 in-res, situ­
alxvttt
eight (8) '»i-*t. e »i :.ii:
man carp? Rogue river is one of
An English
..........
,..n........... syndicate
j _______ is __
.
purchase the Mulatto mine i r ’ at.-.I in J. *,'I»I.I.l" i'..',:.' ■, l -r iti.
A. D. HELMS, Frvn’r.
the finest streams on the c 1-.'. and lie gathered the little babe from the
Witness my hand h ; ■ ..
bed
and
wrapping
it
in
a
blanket
6(.o,o
«> pounds, if a title is cleared thi»* 5th li li' .»i Mav i *47
would afford fine fishing at little
Senator Hearst, of California,
ï G. i’ATTER.-'O: . s’ln-riir.
cxjieiise. These are two very im . he and wii’e v.i :.- taken aboard an up-
St a .;! c and Fancy Groceries
Fy 11. It MoiUUs, i » ,-¡. iiv.
is
said
to
have
offered
two
million
, other vessel to watch the ship, his
jxirtaut interrogatories.
5-6-4W
dollars for the mine two years ago,
! home, with all his earthly effects go
;rs, Tobacco, Nuts and
but the price was refused.
It is but 90 miles through a very- to the bottom, and a ; his insurance I
M. I. <’A
«. xter: a hrv :«>.
Candies, Fruits, and a
Articles have been filed in the of­
J. i; m .1 M.
ci i.r V r.vi.
low pass to the fines' redwood tint [xilicy had just expired he was left
»aj.i rlor brand of
fice of tliej-'ccrelary of State incor­
l>er on the coast, and 50 mile of [K'liniless in the world, arriving at porating the Jackson County Tele-1
KN lx I » GO( )i )S.
that dist.tn e is through gtatid I'o
, op;It J R. R. Depot.
Incorporator
San Francisco shortly afterward. plume company.
ests of sugar pine timlx:. Red Hi . account of the awful volcanoes, Will Jackson, J. B. I’radle, Jeremiah
.a
Nunan, and A. L. Reuter. Capital
wood railroad ties and stigar-pine on the islattd . last January’ would : ' st/ii'k
ir
t.oco. Al-o incorporating
lttmlicr will cause the building of a I slir the spirit of a cast statuary J the Forest
Grove Creamery
and '
branch road from here to the coast.
Just
think
of
molten
lava
bursting
Dairy
company
D.
C.
Stewart,
These ties
about 10 years,
Henry Burton, and J. E. Bailey, in-
against one fourth Ot that time fi r ’ frmn-<',w ttp of a m ountain 5000
co; porators. Capital slock, $t,6oo. ¡29 à 121
i3í Si..
FikäfEl». Cil..
other kinds of timlxi , while a b .11:1 feet high, in a Stream a half-mile hi
-[ News.
tiful supply of -.ig irpine is not to width and rushing down 011 a de-
Factory, 115& 117 Hay es í
Tile forty horses in training at
be found any whereel* in thi
i cline of 300 feel to the mile sweep-
the Hill-boro race track, with their
Evett in California it is fast <li -q
'ictxv? ; i Al.-;tn ;n' i H, Grants Pc.
, ing everything clean before its train-rs, groomsmen, etc , adds con
pearing.
Taken altogether, w.
liar ti.j bar:- .
i ì : h . t (.'-my:.'' .-1 " !■: i:i tlc.-ir !in.? in Sou'
have fine prospects for a bran, h ' seething quantity for 18 miles where ; siderable to the life of our town.
tiny will cel!
road to redwood timber on the <. , > r 1. it entered the ocean. At night it A number of the trotters are driven
—
; Low AA M’lilx I.()Wi
through
town
every
day,
and
on
t
’
T
S
MAUD
TUFFS.
was a bright red, illuminating the
out into the country for exercise.
Speaking of the connection of
Sueees-or t<> '¡r* Plana..111 & Tulls
AGENTS FOR THF, CEL).» It
heavens so that the finest print was T he be ;t horse in the talc are in
the O. it'C. and C. N <>. i.iiho.i l
easily lead at a distance of nine t:. lining here.
Next week we
in the issue of Novembci 2 >th wc miles. This fiery flow was kept up
_____
shall give a list ofstalik*. with|H*d-
said:
ESTABLISHMENT
lor two weeks.
1 ortunately the igrees of horses, for the information
"From a gentleman just up from (low was through an unsettled see of the Independent readers, which
San Francisco, who is posted, we ti<m of the country hence no losses will be of interest. [Independent, Opjxndh» Cainpl». I .1 Tutt.»’ »tore, on Cth
rtreet
learn that when connection is made, were sustained.
.
-
$500 REWARD.
through trains will leave San Fran
IlAIRWOLK
ISd
STALINS LE117 ¡’01«
»■
A Postm.'.-ter in this county
cisco and Portland at - p m. ex
127-Cm
A Smalt Doy
<-ry d iv, the object being to travel writes; "We did not receive tin About tl-.r- ze of a man, barefooted,
Notice
to
Bridge
Builders.
through the mountainous |Mirti< ns package of Cot RtKKs for this ofiice withit fithci s b 4 ■; ua; and an
;1
of the road in day time. Local and until Monday. What's the matter 1 ,nPlv ', '
NOTICE N h•• ■ \ . iv ■ ■. Fiat S.ii. l
1,i.’ 1,?ck- , containing
freight trains will also run so that
a steamlei.it loa.i of coal miners; he rro|»oaall< will be received at :!. ■ ('• ntv
— ALSO -
we may reasonably calculate that with Hannah?" Judging from the wore a v liton-chop vest with bean Clerk's office nt < irantx l’asa, .lo .-idiin -
County, Oregon, until 1 o'e!'»,-;:. I'. .'I . ..f
three or four trainswill pass every number of complaints that have soup lining; carried an umbrella
Monday, May 23d, 1887, at «hi.hlim-
twenty four hours.
Grants Pa-.; been made at this office, there is with sleeve, in it; was cross-eyed l-i Is will be o|xme<l for plans, specifica­
Would lie greatly benefited by day 1 something decidedly wrong w ith the in the back of his neck, and had tions, strain <lia..-r.im* and bids I r btuld-
klt
int: u bri I21' a i *■» lpph- .- itc river at u
trains instead of coming and going
postal sei vice in this section of the his hair cut curly: lie was born be­ l«»int selected I . the County i ■ art, a
in the night.
fore his oldest brother, his mother short ilistam 1 ;ib>vo wbat is known as
State that ought to be itivi digate.l,
Ix-ing absent; when last seen he was the ('lister f"nl. on raid st real.1. and a! >ait
There is extensive work going < a and the derelict ones put on their
-hoveling -«’al at seven bits, with seven miles south of til ants I’as . in .h .* -
pliine County, Or 4 >n Tti • -d I I’.ri R
in the mines on Whisky ctcck. Jo-i pegs.
The postal laws arc very the intention of raising money to
lie a ‘-Pratt’s Tru*< <’iiinl'iiiati'.ti." the
plline county. Potty or fifty . l.iims
strict, and no allowances whatever enough to buy some of tho.-e fine main sp in to lie about 14 > feet long, wi'h
are being worked, and ■■ ,| returns
vi ws of M..:-hfteId and have his prnl>:ihli I > |. et of tresth appro.ich
are realized. Sometimes $40 per arc made for incompetent officials,
I'aeli bid i.-i' shall deposit with hi- bid
"phiz"
taken -cabinet
size at
five p«-r cent, ei theiini'i'.int... ueb bid. as
day is taken out, and in t ar d o
and they should be removed from
McMillan'.-- gallery --[Coast Mail. by law re»|uir. I, which s lid am- 1111’ h:»!l
recently one miner took out 11 irly office. Wc have been mailing the
And diaved at Prcsslv ¿i Co- be forfeit d t > tho County in e:-e th-
$300. An average of $5 per day 1* Cot’itiKR one year and have I kcii
award t* m id.- Io him. a i-i In- fails, nez-
burns. Th t'. paper adds
a safe crtlculation in tin > mines
' I ts or r '.'i*-t for ths ix-riial <>i two d; vs
be
eiged
during
that
time
with
so
| Tidings.
P. S. -Who. ve. will give infor- liter sin h i»»r I i* made to him to enter
into 1 outract and file bis bon I in the
In addition to the above, we can much complaint from different quar­ mation ii’ticernit-.gthe above child mani err piired l y. and to the satisfac­
And all goods handled by
ters and for different causes t't&l we will be p:■••vented t > the full extent tion o; * ,i I ; 'oitniv (’<a,it.
sav that Mr. Judson, of the mining
The sai l County Court reserves the
v. ill not promise to endure it longer. of the law.
STAVHR Ä
firm of Sherer, Judson ik Norris,
right t - n jeet ativ or ail bids.
An invcstigati»»n by the authorities
VOI.NEY ( OI.VIG.
who own a valuable mine on that is in order, and it any mote com­
I . Ä. Sill H.
1>. U. !>AV18.
----- Including the ------
1 'otintv .1 it.lge.
creek has shown us a t.-w ounc. • of plaints are made, we shall take up
EMPIRE MOWERS, REAPERS and BINDERS.
< iron' - Pa-«, Or., A pi II 11. 1 »87.
SMITH Ó DAVIS,
coat e gold from their claim win. a the question' and insist upon it tin
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
they took out at as high a rate as til we gel it.
Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods
THOSE VvxiO WANT GOOD
a half 0/ a day . They aie highly
and prices before purchasing.
In the election ol 1884. the vote
new*'.
pleased with their outlook, and arc
AGENCY.
of the four parties then represented
getting the mine ready t r
me A-
was as follows:
EX PRESS
RUN HACKS .Hid
cisive work.
4..’44,344.
K.'l>.ib!ic.in,
WAGONS.
CIIEAI*. »;T do well to call upsi
IS'to ■ mile,
4,'JI|J>17.
Verily, the laborer an>l prslucet
l’n »hibitimi.
1 11,071.
A
- l i r. li
Greenback.
• .
are the kings of the land
Without
J W HOWARD.
ft-1.ill
The
;
.1.1
Franc
i
*c->
Chronicle
con
them, the business man would h .
AGENT 1 >R I' M. <•-' uKN'l < t ii
to close his dooi-
Th - idea that duties that in the presidential strug­
¡ Iti
we would notice a man < t tmans gle in 1 -s*. there will be three pat­
AND
Aii.niuistr-.tor s Hotiî».
quicker than the p- r man who p Is ties in the field the Republican,
!S k'.lVC
•rm the public that he i« now nicely locate ! cm the corner of
for his bread, is erroneeu--
\\\ do Democratic and latbor party, to say
\i>Th i
!u ’• '
• î • •• -. ,
6TH AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS
OREGON,
not claim to be so simple a; th 1: nothing of the Prohibition and
i»4niiiiiMratî«»n
ite •»( \îe\ II.
A nd« i- '»n, lat«* J«vs* phin •
-int'.. Oro-
mid the gentleman wh- -tigi c te 1 it G.vcubu'k parlies; the former of
With a large Assortment of
have iH't n
It» »
last week is mistaken. M c admit which is growing somewhat, while G .mn.. ;. I ani! t ’iiiT ìlap I it * í«*n.
nn i« r*i*£D« !. in th * ♦ .
;rt
that "money rule
but ln-lbic it
hx'phine 1
b. iiii J .• ? \¡ ri! 1.’.
Flunks Delivered Promptly,
the Grcenbm k patty is g-adually
gut its eommis-ion 1 <lo
th-.' d
ur-<»ns having chúm* atrunxt
Au 1 everything to be foun I in a Firet-Cla«. rt- re, uhieh I will sell
Cal’ - answered
re rsjnireJ
‘ it them
lalwircr had to dig »tfro-.n the earth; dy ing put.
!»>wancc, vl
m >nth«
hence the rich man pl it s
cond
VERY LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE.
D ■• DAV or NIGHT, -i
at my
» in Alt-
The Southern Pacific will build
fiddle and always will. He cann t
’■ *c me-before purchasing elsewhere.
a
branch
road
into
eastern
»n-gon
move j peg wholly independent of
W. M. ROYAL P :o?R!ETo
Uii - summt 1
comm-rn man r.f phy -Ra! toil
Oleh! Paper 61 Jeiijlllie Cc'dltr,
W. L. BLACKBURN
AGENT AT GRANTS P.^
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
— FOK THE —
Brownsville Woolen Mills Suits
IHCFIX. Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
— Made to Order, at_
$¡2.50, S23.50, $25.00, $27.50,4 JJ9.5J
Call and Seo New Style«
Having ha I Ten Years exnerim,^ ■
taking Measure.. m ..I p.ste.ln.vreli*
their Hinde of Cutting, I <jon„t |„.', ¡FL';11
*.iy tu.it wh can give you a Better
and hit tor the money thin cm
s
c'-ewhere A Gias,or ts K e " .
Al.t. OitDEHH. Respectluliy,
1 **
W. L. BLACKBVRX
jLiLil-iir: ! Trfe 2 Stallini
ADRIAN, W>. 6053,
N E \V
Flour, Grain, anil Feed Slore.
Front St., adjoining Courier Office
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
W I- huve opeiiPil W I irst-cias»
and Eeed Store in the building furmEU
occupied a* a saddle and harness shun
«here v.e Will keep constantly en h.Ja
and for sale thu best brands of
Flour, Corn and Oat Meal.
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Mill
and Chop Feed, Bran,
and everything pertaining to a
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
W. RAZEE & SON.
Proprietor...
3-tt'I
IIAMMON BROS.,
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
A. J.SHDGR,
Main St., (lx-t. 4th mid 5th) Gran!» Pa»s.
—‘linn just opened a New —
If You wish to Buy a (Food White FLKNITt
Qr Colored Shirt, Ask for the
STANDARD SHI KT
I ' N I > Il D TA Tx 1 NO.
iin ’ ail Lin<ls of work ¡u niv
line nc.it!y au I promptly ex -ruled.
i L us'-; of tlie Konel
Manufacturer’»
sV ■ 'V
Grants Pass Variety Sfera,
rSL Ì gnaAr’ E ; a
made.
A share of pahiic r» i<r i.’.e h ruspiyt-
mily .‘♦□licit »1, uh». s. iivi.M-tiun p-imr
Notice For PubTcution.
I". S. 1. isi> < Irrten,
I! : 10 tin Ou., 'lay (>. I.W|
X< I’.- ■ is h'.-reliv given that th" foliinr-
■.,< n i-., ■ I ■ 'tl. i has tiled inXiio of h r
in.eti’:..;i : ■ . l ike :.t:a ] r i.i in s-.l¡ po t 1/
o r e: :i.n. and that said prisif wi:l bs
in . le I ore ti e .hnl.-e in Clerk of the
■ r. yt ■ i- i .loss'ine
County.Qre-
a 1 i.-.i:.)■-! e . < iro n, o . < uunlay.
' :-:e I (til
viz.: H.ii ' i.b b. t'aili ,
•oiineri.» wulowoi I!. !.. Kitterman. (!:■-
CÀHN. NICKELSBURG à CO..
Boots and Shot
Nev? Millinery Store.
. .e '.
tin
ÓC MIDSON
-
;, ii r
■' :: 7 v.e-t, \v M.
-. ; T;-
Cil AS. W. Jo;iM-l
S.
and Wagon Shop
T own LOT'S
. HA 1,1 : in Pi ÎŒNIK
i: 't ? í?» tn Germany <ni buninewv
<.r sai-.» ut low r.i1- s, mv Slioj*.
on hri-!.
or v.itii tuo lots t:| -
t» i V. Li» h th* shtjjH i.r» hxMtv-l. AI m »1,
<• ip a. » • u.‘ ifr.i m t i r»or.i’ily jucu U e ! í«»r
rv'jMeaue. < ai! uii • r ntblr*“*
5.1k:: FORM AX.
FL »¿nix. Jackson Co., Or.
Flouring Miil and Fami
Eoli HA DB
The World Renoun d
•iiti! iti-1 <>n .Murpliv ('ree!;. Jonephint
eoiH'ty. Oregon, eiulit inileH sonili "f
Or.'ntk
a Pir-.t-ela'--* l'LoVltlNl.
Mll.l. vi::> p .’.leni Mai Linery, ili'tn»
-•• • 1 ".'.k .1:1.1 h i- .1 ; ,1 >.f eust'ùn Tho
i'ARAi contains
1 iier.is <h land: W
u rei, in einver, in i <>,, t 1 O acre* under
■ulti', iti. :, ; ni*'»
I On-liurd, gii.l
:Io'i<e iii.il f’arr.s ami irrigution diteli.
l i:f" Hiuatimi ! "r i il.iiry fann. ( ali ir­
ritate ii!ii.i-el anv part <d thè plani, l’or
iurtlier partii ni.ir- cali or uddri ss
I.E'A’fS STRONli, Murpby, Oregon.
I3 iss »
Plows
ACME HARROWS. VÍCTOR WIND
X ï ILES,
Autocrat Wood Force
|>E()('LE’S HEIT ll lilkET.
1 ’ump»,
Grant’s Puss, - - Oregon.
WALKER,
City £xp«$$ ani Oeliraj
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
LIN INGST()NI-1 V.\NCfcl
Delivery Wagon.
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS.
.
t-l .-
Regi »1er.
ìaii LT i
¡i. asj Caita Ciicptii Ming aid «akiiii Ftas.
CITY EXPRESS
,\o
o' N !! I , ;o;,- W I.. , f s 1. î
5-1.Í Ct1
Millinery and Dressmaking
Machinery,
...I ei.t' V
iioiii.
S W
In : cetili:.uoas n : eniemon.iii dciilti-
- cion of, said la ..!, vi.: : Juk i '.'» I) .ugl-,
\l". - I.ooîi.u ‘ Jan * i *. I ■ v. i », tie-. .
Lewi* Jr. all ol A't'iou*e, Just 4 nil.»
Count-. O.
1.
oth s:.
Chilled
ltE STOHE
Where will be kept on hand a-d for xal»
all kinds of
Fui-r.itura, Bedding, Pictur# Frsnm,
Brackets, Etc., Etc.
Door-Frames, Window-■'rimes, brackets
lite., made to order. Ftieelal attenti, n
given to
Cor. of Front and 4th St*..
I
The PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET is
now «.pet: and prepared to supply custom­
ers with the choicest cuts of
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK.
All kinds of
S A U S A C
A share of the public patronage r»-
speetfullv solicited.
BUNCH BROS..
Proprietors
4-Stf’
Market
Proprietär.
J. H. AHLF
M aix S treet ,
- - •G rant ’ s P*»«-
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
MUTTON,
PORK-SAUSAGE,
AND BOLOGNA.
Bicon
and
Lord
ALWAYS
ON
hand .
Ment Deliver'd any place in To*11
FREE OF CHARGE
<; ,r, .(
rey . Dt;