Rogue River courier., June 03, 1887, Image 4

is.*-*//ro,. Id pt/r.)
Immigrate,!! trout Inland since
the introduction of the Crime's bill
has rapidly increased.
The State Grange met at Salem
< n the 24th. Gov. Pennover de­
livering the addres. of welcome.
ladies expelled, boasted that she
was going to do as she pleased re
gardless of my rules, “that Robin-
son would not expell anyone; he Is
only trying to bluff us. " She at
the same time was expecting to
teach this spring. Toward • the
close, these two girls seemed to have
nn almost utter disregard for the
rules of the school, 2ad would have
been expelled more tlnn two weeks
liefore if it had not been for the re­
gard I had for the feelings of their
parents. I think the young gentle
men will have to get their friend to
try his hand at another article be
tore tliev can convince the public
that their treatment wat anything
more thin merited. I would fur­
ther add that Mr. Crow is a nice
young mm, a good student, and
would not intentionally break the
rules of any school if he was not led
on by more designing persons.
J ohn H. R obinson .
Nature v
V
b.’.iutiiul world w« live in '
grandeur <»f mouutnin«,
». .tu«! ilioit«jind« of mem»
(Vo hi dvMrv no b«‘tter
health; but h>»w often do
»• •|»lr» tool like giving it
, « 11**« on rag»« I nini worn
, whvn thorv i« n»> oecrt-
miflerer < uii
pr<M»f that
I
make them
l»orn, Dy«-
ir • empiami uro the di-
eevfinD -the iH»r cent of
• llii i. lenes» lmiigo«ti hi ,
V
<. «then *«, N it voir*
Ht*d, Pal­
ier diMn-R
Of A»«!!
IV i d i» bri h I rd
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
TERMS RE KSUNABl.E.
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w .♦»»♦.♦oe... >♦ c
♦ ««*4
CENTRAL HOTEL!
GRANT’S PASS. OREGON.
thoroughly
renovated and
T hroughout
TRAVELING Pt'BI.IC WILL FIND
rilE
BEST AC(
Tin: Uli’ '«is sum
Is Connected With This House.
THE BAI! IS HII'I’IIKD WITH THE
Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
While the Reading Table is
SlT’I’LIEDWmi THE LATEST
NEWSPAPERS.
A
BE
POI ND HERE.
I propose to keep u strictly first-
class house. < live me a call.
J. B. HUTCH,
<¡rant’s Pass,
< 'n non
^Di^K'H Mich a« <»f-
ProprieTOr.
< ’oii«iilt contidcnti div, t ail or write. Xo.
l.”»2 and l.‘»4 Third «treet,
[3(>tf
PHYSICIANS,
1
miHse"'
xi
The
i
DIRECTORY.
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
HANLEY
I’ropr.
— —O'- ' -
IF
Thor«* wishing good Ivargains iinirt not
fail to call at the
Caton »V Garrett, General Agent«.
Kirbyville P. O. Building,
Kitmev À Wolter«, Igelits. Medford.
K lkhymi . i . e ,
BOURBON.
I
$5 000
REWARD
$5.000
I« th r or indu |,’eas’.int r niuth f«»r
: >
’ ' . i <■»!,’’•-». iftth
>. < i"’.i¡». Wh«»(’j»inz ••■nuli and Bron
id rioiil»!'--' th.m GKI EX s I I Xi.
^ioKl’K.s \\ \ \BIE. \BII I IX»
I ABB X T UX BAIAI < (MA ill! IRE
t a Set rut ('«Hiipomid
A complete
.
.
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1 c ut \ nti ii > i i -, » si ri\ 1 < 1 1:1
f for l .vt.urh. Coid in thv Ih' i.i. Il.vv
l evvr. Ih»•*<»< ‘old. < atarrhal I Vaine! N UMl
Kv«t<»res I !u* «.mse oí taxtv
Sore b!y»
uni «lindi; renioven l>a<l teste and un-
i lvj'.int Urvath. n^nlting fn»m t'atarrh
I' t") and pi. ìs in» to uhì '
l’olio« dìrtH’-
ti 'ii-* ai’.'l al ine ix uarranted bv nil'lrtitf-
* *i<l for « irei»! *r » ’ ABETINI'!
M!.i»l< Al CG.\ir\NY. Orovill.» < .
\-k
r SANTA ASIE CAI R CURE
(
l'or -al«* l>\ W. 1
Kn’tii. r, hniggi«<t
Jumbo, Jumbo.
Hie Origlimi Abietine Ointment ¡«only
pill up in *
iwo-oiince tin box«*«, «nd
isi an ip
1» for <»M «ore«, bum«,
wound«.
inA» ;.nd all skin rrup*
re all kind« «4
MONTGOMERY WARD <& CO.
<’¿7 sk W Wabonte Awvuitr, < hiii^ts Ili.
■».OOO.OOOn.cnjys*
FERRY'S SEEDS
deting a
to
r all HFwev prr
1
RWM .»r
p* *hht»* •* -» I
1 r-w * VLlrvM
m rtm a m
•. .
Pe?v't, *1 c
.
ALWAYS
KEPT ON
CI TY DRl’G STORI
St rt et.
y
AND
M. MILLER,
APOTHECARY,-----
School
Books.
Books
,
.
!
and
Stationery
PIISICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
HOUCK,-
S
—DEALER IX —
AND
T I N W A R E,
W ork
DONI- ON SHORT
NOTICE
Modenite.
< >REG«»N.
C. l.EMl’ERT, M
I» ,
Tra inate Leipsic I nivcrsity.Ger.
Calle rci«>:ide«l Io at all hours, d*v < t
niglit
< Mfiee opjio-.it;* Slover’s hotel.
Ja< ksotiv alte, Oregon.
AND
•I. S. Houck,
DONE \T REASONABLE RATES.
Central Point.
Jackion Co.,
Oregon.
GO TO THE SUPPLY STORE
Div-gouds
CHARLES
I’.KINI -
OF
and Groceries.
DECKER,
Prop’r.
WINES I.lQl'tiRS INI» CIGARS
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—
DECKER
< I kegox .
1’.<>ARDIN<;
KEPT IN STOCK.
IKHsE!
KITT IN I IR>r-( I
«TV1.1 . AND THE TRAVELING Pt'BUC
MEET WITH EVERY KINDNI -S AND UTENTION.
Will
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Livery Stable in Connection.
MRS. M. Il Y DI
MAIN ST., in front of the Factory.
Ha« a new line of
Rooting, Spouting, ami Repairing of all kinds a specialty
P A T EX T S
JOB
DK. F. \V. VAN DYKE
All work warranted. Oilice on Main
street, above Post Office.
—JOB WORK. St en AS—
I-EST
THE KERBYVILLE SALOON
O kkuc S'.
....
Dentist,
Cd 11 ral
And all other Liquor*
I Mu t fail to vail at the
I»
Physician an I Surgeon,
G h \ nt ’.« P ass
General Mining Supplies Etc,. Etc.,
Verv Best Brands of Cigars,
W. II. FLANAGAN'. M
DR. CH AS. W. REICOM,
For
VI.SV. M>:|n Tin —
Calls resjMn led t > at a'.l hours, day <<
night.
Office on Main street, near drigstore.
A Full Line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes.
RICHARD P. GEORGE
— II.
O regon .
-
( ill KN I S I’ VMS
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
< '.in l*c Supplì. <| at Rca» ui.il.lv I’riws.
K kkhv iiiii ,
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Dregs. Patent feiuiaes. Pefflmiery. Tcllet Articles, sioniier Brace». Trim Etc. English and German Spoken.
I’ k < *I*’ k .
CHEAP TOR CASH.
Physician an I Surgeon,
G rant ’ s P ams ,
Office at resi.Icncp, cvrn.'r Main and
Third Htreets. Call att-mdcl any hour,
day or night.
<«rant’s Pass, Oregon,
—DRUGGIST
W. F. KREMER.
G rant ' s P ams ,
◄
Legal Instru­
MEDIC XL.
HAND.
MILLS.
D. M. FiRltY A CO.
<• admitted t<> t* the
IAROIST IHhMil
IR 'A* irorM.
0. M FERRY X CO S
IUat.«r«»ed. IN«
ert^ll»r * I rlr*4
SEEOANIKJAL
Foe 1887
e.il br meiRwl
FRKE to «11
BPfMlcante. an I
U‘ U»t «eaaii l
.
< IftdOMKe
i;. without or.
f
CIGARS
r
Flour, Cracked Wheat. Corn Meal . sto V 1 :s
TUr li! X (CRN* <H 1!>K ls
tMBiinl K<*pt< and March«
rm-hytar. f tl • 31 4 |mg< •«
* iti’, incliro.es Itti «1% « r
3.000 illnutration« a
vt.oh Pktiirr <«nllrry.
U1V KM M ho lesale Ptlir»
•lirrct L> conjnni « r.v ou all (¡ cmm I s fi»r
| h rsonat «ir fhmttjr umi » Trll« how lo
ortirr, nnd «ite« ranc i c<Mt of ncry-
liciti . ytita t»*c, cut, drink, west, « r
h«». tu* si Uh. ’Ih ree IX\ M.l Alll.K
lUNi'i* «cintain Information slcanrd
iioin ri» mal k, f. <»f «he ssorhi. V i ­
sa ili mali a vopy PIIKIl lo naiy ad»
drrmi ti|M*n ir«-ript o» Klctw. lo d* fray
rape«»*« <ii malllns. l.«-t taw bear Cruna
yutt.
lìeaprt tlYilly,
‘
OF
LINE
O regon .
h
V _
FINE
—The Best Of—
PRICES TO SI IT
\ l'isp \( T1ON CI ARAN I’EED
Collection« a Specialty.
ments promptly executed
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RY E
- In tju.ntitiea «n<l nt—
fi
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KERBYVILLE
I’
— Ami—
CORN WHISKEY,
S. W. FORBES,
i’lii «ici.ui« Prescriptions Compounded Dav or Night.
J
mil’. i \ iiiii . ti : iiiti : ii
—Article of—
-
< >KEU(»N.
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
Sholder Braces, Trusses.
S hoes .
Mining Supplies.
General
< lHEG"N
NOTARY 1TBL1C.
Mitin
— AND----
Rogue River Distillery,
JOHN A
and
H. KELLEY,
ATTORNEY AT 1 \W.
Office in Orth lxiildino. Or r’jgnn F»r?(‘t.
—Dl VI IK IN —
B oots
Will practie? in a’i State mil Federal
CourtH. Office on M tin street.
K erbyvii . li : vxn At ritov«»’, J omki - hink
C oi srv, Or..' oos.
< > ki : gox .
H ats , C aps .
Oaraox.
....
—DEALER IN—
NAUCKE,
And keeps < »»nstant!y on hand
JACKS! INVÌI. I J-
G rant ’ s P ar «,
J acksonville ,
Th i - i * winhing bargain» should call on
DRY GOODS à GROCERIES
S. V. MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
< >■
A
N. DELEMATER,
I'HOKSdSloN VI.—LEU II.
H. K. HANNAH,
MINING SUPPLIES.—
WILLIAM
Commander.
Will practico in ail tin* Courts of the
State. (»Ilice in Court Hott«.-».
XATIOXAI
Ami everything in the w.ty of
s
M. W
G i n L og ... I’ okt N o 3!»,G. A. R. I1KH.,S
on flic lirst Wedtiesilay iu each mouth.
•I. K 1’ ignev ,
J acksonvii . i . k .
Sdii» BflllliS, HOOKS VXD SWIO.SEIÌL
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For good bargains in the line of
for Medical Purposes.
Hals. Caps. Boots and Shoes or General Groceries Pure Wines and Liquors
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t^r Horse« Boarded Reasonably, and
Satisfaction guaranteed. ■*
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<>. r w
<Md Fel-
Mandini
Murphy. Josophino County, Or.
STABLE.--
LIVERY
K I HBVVH.t.i:,
St»«» that tmr tr.i le mark. S \ \T \ \ Bl 1!.
i« oil every lx>ttle
Sa!isfaetit»n -guaran­
teed or money refunded, by \V. I'. Kui
mi a.
WIMER & MEE.
DRY GOODS à GROCERIES
Proprietor.
Fine Buggies,
Hacks and Carts.
Beware of Imitations.
8n’>‘ For further particulars of Prices Etc., call upon our local agents,
GEO. W. RIDDLE, at Riddle and Grant» Pass.
DR. J. HINKLE. Central Point.
A. DUNLAP. Phoenix.
C. FARNHAM. AJilaml.
Or Address
Druggist and Apothecary,
-KKEI'H-
(.RANTS PASS, OREGON'.
ISHTI RS, Vot’AldSTS, 1TBLK
‘ 1 «peakers aii'l tin* rmiesMionM gener­
ally recommend SANTA A Bl I! as the
best «>» all medieiiifH for disease« of the
1 llh’o VI . ( Ill ST, I I NGS.
Two Days’ Test Trial.
Coimeeteil with this hotel ix a
K kkiivvii . i . k ,
LIVERY STABLE!
i' l : a
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ill GOODS SHIPPED DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY and sold
HLL t<> the f irmer at from 25 to 50 per cent, less than similar Goods
are sold at. Our PLOWS are given to the Farmer on a
And the best of Aeeoinniodatioiis.
WILLIAM NATURE
I *.< >1 II HEN EH
Have Reversible Points and Shares.
40-1 y]
Mrs. Ellen Ryder, Proprietress.
::<;tti
L, S SMITH,
J< «i i him i . i * i „. i - No i|j, a .
ine-t.« even Fridav’evoning at
i14 ’ ,,!r,,l"r’*
«'»"I
cordially welct med.
.. , „
B, A- M’ ii . liam «,
II. L. L esson , Recorder.
HOUSE.
THOMAS GUINEAN,
W. M
Ki khvvii . i r I.oixiK. No. M5, I. O o F
-.XlectH even’ other Saturday evening'
\ Kiting brother» cordially invited to n't'.
e
»’• F lattr «, N G
S. u. roRiiEH, Sec’y.
GOOD TABLE!
--FIRST--CLASS
D"«r*. IM', meet«»
n
B axser la>DGK, I. (I. G T„49.i-M.*eta
verv 1 nday evening at Hale’s ball.
W. J. R» zee , W.C. T
DH. W. F. KREMER. Prop’r,
Main Street,
.....
Grunt’s Pass, Oregon.
GOOD BEDS!
LOST MANHOOD,
Nervous Debility. Spcriilotorrhea. Semi­
nal LoNHeM. Sexual Decay, I'ailing Mem­
ory, Weak liye-i. Lack of I’.iiergv, Impedi-
ineiifs to Marri.igc; also Blood and Skin
l»i«r:mvH. Svphilli« liruption«, Hair Pall­
ing, I’one I’.iiiiH, Swelling«. Sore Throat,
I leers, Lflect« of Mei’ciirv, Kidnev and
Bladder Troubles, Weak Back, Burning
Ciine, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture re­
ceive ««‘arching treatment, prompt relief
and cure for life.
OUR WALKING PLOWS
<*ne oí the Be-',
z Hotels in South-
__ trn Oregon.
<11 Alili! S REASONABLE
-' - >< t th« vomu* Mi I
fe. *■ <!!<• aged and old,
IgJ «ingle or married
b W\ men, and all who
Muf! t from
, **
*
1 .rant h ass, first Saturday<rfe«v h month
I at 11 o’clock a . m
W. M. P ollock
M. .
T he ECO MOM 1ST’
accomplish?* for everybody exactly what Uclaimcd
for it. One of the reasons fur the great popularity of
the Mustang IJnlmcnt la found in its uuiverenl
n pplicnbility. Everyixxly need» euch a medicine.
Tlie I.uuibernian needs It In case of accident.
The Housewife needs It for general family use.
The Cannier needs it for his teams and his men.
Tiae Mccbuulc needs it always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs it In caae of emergency.
The Pioneer needs It—can’t net along without It.
The Farmer needs it in his house, his stabl ■,
and hh • t - K ■* .1 1
The Strninbotit innn or the Bontmau needs
it in liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Ilorae-fnucier needs It—it Is bls best
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It—it wilt save him
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Hui I road innn needsit and will need It so
long as his life is a round of accidentsand dangers.
The Buck woodmuian need3 it. There is not -
Ing like it as an antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs Itabout his store union?
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
tiiesecome the Mustang Liniment Is wanted at once.
Keep n Bottle in the House. ’Tis the best of
economy.
Keepn Bottle in the Factory. Itslmmedlalc
use in case of accident saves pain and loss of wages.
Keep n Bottle Always iu the ¡"Hable for
use when wanted.
I NION HOTEL.
PORTLAND, Or.
PRIVATE
Contracted
Muaclea,
Eruptions,
Hoof Ail,
Screw
Worms,
Swinney,
Saddle Galls,
Piles.
SeratchM.
8f rains.
Strains,
Stitcher
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Galli,
Sores,
Spavin
Cracks.
KEKBYVII.I.E DIRECTORY.
(’or. Front ami Morrison St«.
POPULAR
(¡OLIVEN Ri I E, I. o.o. F.-.Meet«even
Saturday evening at 7 :30 at their hall (m
Mxth Btreet. Visiting brothers eonlial^
invited tu alterni.
y
t v tv
c1{; K m,,rk,s. N- g .
T. i . D k . ix , Ker y.
cuties
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Rheumatism,
Burns,
Scalds,
Sungs,
Bites,
Bruise,.
Bunion,,
Corn,,
I’Sinoiid Hotel,
Cbronic. Nervosi « ai
G iakt ’ m 1’ vsk I.iuHit, No. H4, A. F a
A M.—Hold their regular inee'tingii
Saturday evening on or l^fore th-(„n
tnoon.
D avis B rowkr , \y v,
J. W. How mu », Sec’y
vtu-nd1'1 '"11 ru*,"’rM ‘’ur'liully .invited to
THIS COOO OLD STAND-BY
ii .MMODATIONS.
The Leading Hotel of Portland.
The Glenn ranch comprises 52,-
<x h > acre», of which 25,000 are in
grain this season. Of the 25,000
acres 1 4,< k 10 were slimmer fallowed
nnd 9,00’ winter sown. F. C. Ltisk
who has charge, is confident that
thv product this year will lie 25
bushels to the acre. There are, at
pre-ent engaged in summer fallow
ing 10,000 acres, So S-inule team«,
making (>40 head of mules at work
This is but little more than one-halt
of the work animals on the ranch
In 1SS0 the Glenn ranch produced
1.255,0 *' bushels of grain of which
I . ** 1 »acks wctc barlev and the
lemiimler wheat. [Marysville A|
1
The dispatches say that recent
rain* throughout the northwest
have extinguished most of the for­
e-4 fires that have I m - cii so destine
live of late.
Joe Sartori» lx>«s mason under
Col. Scobie at the R R front was
dangerously if not fatally stabbed
bv a chinaman recently, says the
I nion
r
SOCIETY NOTICFS.
affords.
R efurnished
orricK hovm .
Office i.jx-n every day exee(g S(ln,|a..
froui 1 .30 a . m . to H:30 »*. m
Ojien <mi’
.lay from S 30 io io ». m .
'
, ln ’
__ J- M'. H owabd , P. m
BEAST Ì
Tliix lioiMe lias just been tho- ;
roiinlily overliaule*l from I iu . m *- :
’in-ill to attic. Be*|. i.i«-** an-l’;
clean.
The table, are »up- t
plied with the Iieut the market f
TLv olilfst «iiitl lit«»rit sii< « sful spi'cial
int on^tlic (’oasi,
I by an (Hiiinvnt
Hurgeon Irom thè Kawt, l.oth regulargra<l-
uat(*M witli long <*x|N*ritMi<*(» in thv treat-
in«*iit of all
I rep Coach to anU irum liiig—
. my burglarious friend. 1
shall throw up nothing at all ! 1
am under the protection of the
I'nitcd States Mutimi Accident As
so-iation. 520 Bro ulwav, New York.
Il voti wound me I get S50 a week.
If disabled pcrm.meiitlv. I get
51x1. If vou hit me in the eye I get
fvt,5<x>; for lxith eves I get $5,01x1;
lor hand or iv»<»t $5,000; tor Imtli
»1 o.oov And it you should kill
me in . Liiiiilv get $10,(xxiatidcould
live in opulence for the rest of their
lives. Blaze away."—[Kx.
M.
F«<iM u«um r VMM TV. « mice .
lx*av»H Saturday
. '
Arrive. i»alre* .Uy).
(¡.(X)^
Proprietcr.
W hite C ooks !
THE VANMON CISCAR
Hi* Wouldn't Scire
Daily Except Sunday,
Lv. Grant’s P««*, «
Arnvr j y
< <>r. órli and Main Sts.
Cousideriug the inclement weath
er during the first quarter of this
year, the progress of track-laying
lias been very great. The Railway
Age reports that t ,040 miles of new
Absolutely Pure,
main track on 49 different lines, in
25 states and territories, were layed This powder never varies. A miirvc! of
Mtrenjrth nnd wholesomene«*.
during the fir->t three months of purity,
More economical than th * ordinarv kind
1887. On this basis a total con and cannot he hold in competition with
struction of S.ooo to lo.txxt miles the multitude of low te t. sh irt weight
would seem probably in tH.H7, were alum or pho«pliat»* powflcr.». Sold only
P owder (’ o .,
it not. the abive journ il says, for in ran«. Box \i B xking
IM Wall St., N. Y.
the general uncertainty, relative to
the operation of the Interstate Com­
merce law. The mileage laid in
the period under review is the lar­
gest ever laid in that time with one
exception. This was in 1882,
when the total mileage built ex­
bt a combination of PhofphoruR, Albumen, Pro-
ceeded 11,500 miles. The bulk of togon,
IJrne, Soda nnd Iron, which art on the
the track laid was projected previ-,
Nerve;! rind Ht< in rich, i n rtn Ing the
ous to the enactment of the law appetite, aswiatinf; Digestion, < tiring Dys-
i
<*pain,
in every Grin, Headache, Neuralgia,
above mentioned. The next few
ItiMoirnia, Gent ral Debility, Wr.nt <>f Vi­
months will decide definitely tality,
Prostration and Impo­
whether the present year will ex­ tence, I.i \vrvuu8
Hysteria and Epilepsy its effecte
ceed all but the one mentioned, or I nr<> D.uizlt ul. In Consumption its nutritive
whether the law will discourage «¡uallth-fi n:o beyond comparison with
further extension. Halt of the to­ <.th«T preparations. I s uetioii lh shown by
Inrrrnsliif; strength end v. eight of the
tal mileage laid is to be credited to the
patient, mid f1 gh of rough mid night
Texas and the Indian Territory, a At «-at k . It Is a brain, nerve, and life
Price, &1 .CO per bottle.
each of which has built 250 miles. giving tonic.
r«rEoit H ale by am . D ruggist
Kaunas has built io> and California
70 mild. The remainder of the to­
tal is furnished by numerous exten
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
sions scattered throughout the va
rious states. [Bradstreets.
The Oregon atul California con­
template putting into force fishing
and hunting excursion tickets to
different points alone its line, but
no further south than Gold Hill.
According to the plan outlined,
this excursion train will leave E
Portland at 4 r.
on Saturda
and K ith <j«k Hill at 7
rtuiylay. KcJLmhig. k ive Gold
U'rii at p. m . Sunday, and arriving
in Portland nt ro'o'clock Monday
wiftffng. Along the line thefinest
fishing can lie found within two
miles of tin track 011 the east side,
and within five miles on the west
side. Sport that can be had in
Oregon lor the cost of a railroad
ride cannot be obtained in New
York, unle-ii th? angler belong-* to
some club having a lease to a trout
rivet or creek, and in Canada a
royalty of $100 to )<ii,ooo a season,
payable to the government is re
quired. [Oregonian.
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