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( ¡RAMS PASS. JOSEPHINE (’Ot NTY. OR.. ERI PAY .UNE 17. ISSI
Katra.
Livinur
laowewt
LINES OF TRAVEL.
NO. 12
Grant’s I*«««, m > named after I
Grant, is a county seat centrally lucatad
in Southern Oregon. It is a prof
rai'mad town of ItMIO inhabitant»,
the main supply point for a large portion
of country devoted to mining, lumbering
igricullun* and fruit-raising. Climate un
excelleil
The Coi bike bv ng the only paper pob-
liahed in Jose| hi i - county, with a good
circulation in . sek on county, enables it
to lie one of the les advertising mediums
in Southern Grego 1. For rates, addrse»
I’m: Coi kiss . Grant’s Bass, Oregon.
u lii. h a pine 24 inches in diameter. t> - »r-
fighting as that done by what
MEMORIAL SERMON
north 42
east, 17 feet. A pine # in- Of Rev. J. P. Coleman, of thia City, little better than a mob of uni
eliee ill. .li.uneter be ,rs north 22 .legn .
Delivered at Music Hall on
plined school-boys on that fearful
Ayer’s Ilair Vigor keep« the hair soft
«< »!. 33 t»et, an.t die. cut on claim 38
May 29th, 1887.
and pliant, iinparu to it the lustre and
t»tli and 7th of April, 1863. The
hoara north 33 • feet, and locating mon i-
CAN NOW MOIST or HAVING THt
freshm
of youth, cauws it to grow
n.ent lieare so ith 8? dege. 11 min. west. T« xt —“Men that have put their lives in finest armies in Europe never re­
luxuriantly, erudicatvA Dandruff, cure«
1148 feet. Thence north 70 d••g>•. east, by
jv<»pardy/’ 1 Citron. 11-19.
ceived or inflicted such awful pun­
FINEST STORE ROOM IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
improved solar nanpaaa, (var. 19 degs
ail scalp disvji'Acs, an I is the most clean­
/nan
ln*t
weef,)
ishment as lx>th the union and rebel
oast), 2!» foet aniu'nit of n Ice bearing
ly of all hair pn paratioas.
■O'
armies endured without flinching
REGON
ACIFIC
east and west minus 1J), PJa feet, dry
ailroad
Four
hundred
thousand
men
!
AVFR’Q ,l*ir Tigor has given me
NLY
OPULAR
ffii'cli cmirae north (minus ;f>) 825 feet, What an army' The bravest, the in the death grapple for Pittsburg
oute
I Uli O
rieet autiafe tk»n. I was
VER
icturcsqus
spur Is'ars north
plus f, ..
feet
ANGES
Landing. ' A French or German
ncirlv bald for six years, during which
Gul. h course north west iwinua t.’> |irg.5 truest, the lieat that ever went forth
time I used many hair preparations, but
225 MILES SHORTER!
For­ armv would have l*en considered
feet, spur l>eara north-».-st (plus 10) 1.5no to battle for human freedom.
without "jo xs. Indeed, what little
:<s-t. set [..sj f.r corner No 2, from wl> h get them ? No, a thousand times annihilated if it had suffered any­
hfdr I had waa growing thinner, until
20 HOURS LESS TIME!
On their
Counters in sli such lines as
I tried Ayer’s Hair Vigor. 1 used two
(mlnua 35), a fir 15 inches in diameter no.
We will ever cherish in fond thing like the losses endured by
bottles
of
the
Vig«»r
ana
liiv
head
is
now
Accommodations Unsurpassed for Com­
la-are west I3’t feet. Thence north 20
DRY
GOODS,
well
cov
«
hh
’
i
with
a
new
growth
of
hair.
remembrance
recollections of your those under Grant’s and Beaure-
fort and. Safety "—lares and Freight*
.lea' west on east boundary 3 G feet, cen­
— Judson B. Chapel, Peabody, Mass.
via. Yaquina and the Oregon De­
■’ i.Mifts'i,
«t patriotism and fidelity to truth, gard's command.
ter line of claim plus 2 2')
tiOOfeet, M-t
set i>
p >»t
DRESS GOODS,
Talk of the Spartan leaders at the
velopment Co 's Sieuiu-hips
HAIR
*,!ls lR‘’
weak, gray.
for corner No. 3, from
I
win.
h
minus
2
> Oh. that their mantle might fall
«■Mill an4 faded, may have new life
Mien Less than by any
a laurel 10 inches in diameter, lieare north upon the voting men of America, Pass of Thermopylea, the charge of
CLOTHING,
and color restored to it by the use of
other route between
<»> (legs, west, 8 feet
A fir 12 inches in
the "six hundred that rode into the
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. •* M v hair was thin,
HATS AND (APS,
all points in the
diameter, bear» south 31 degs west, 10 teaching them the highest virtue is
failed, and dry, and fell out in large
Valley of Death." Where in all
to
love
Clod
supremely,
to
revere
feet
Tlie.i.e
south
70
d«-2s.
Won
north
quantities.
Ayer
’
s
Hair
Vigor
stopjHtl
BOOTS AND SHOES
bo ind.irv 67’> (eet, gnleh course north this emblem cf lil»erty which repre the history of the past will you find
the falling, and resumed my hair to its
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
original color. As a «trussing for the
minus 1.; > |3 si feet, |..s< -omer No 4. «cuts to us the patriotism of our am thing equal to the bravery of
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
tasur, this preparation I ms no eoual.—
la in; the same as corner No. 3 to claim
GROCERIES.
Major Keeneti at the battle of Chau-
Mary
N.
llammoad,
Stillwater,
Minn.
(Except Sundays)
37, (plus 17.5). inmi which a fir 12 inches forefathers but having more recent cellorsvitle where with a small bat­
PROVISIONS,
ly
lieen
re
christened
by
the
blood
in diameter, bears south 28 degs. nest,
VIGOR
«nd 1>. ‘Utv. in the
Lrait'
Leum.
¥ lUUll, appvaraiu «’ of th«» hair, may
15 feet. Th.'iic smith .‘a .legs
„ e _____
1.i(.u of our
___________________________________
kindred on the battle fields of talion of cavalry, he charged right
CROCKERY,
Yaquina 7 00 a m
Albany 1:30 p m
be preaerved4or an indvrtnite periotl by
line I.et*een claims 37 and : h . 2.c. f.-t sbilo Atlanta. Gettysburg and An in the face ot Stonewall Jackson’s
• lrré-e.
the
use
of
Ay
r
’
s
Hair
Vigor.
••
\
dis
­
Arrive.
TOBACCOS,
summit <>f ridge N-arseast and west (plus
armv of 20,000 veterans. Think of
ease of the scalp caused my hair to In -
C rvallis I 1:38 a m
Corvallis 2:02 p ID
CIGARS, ETC. come harsh and dry, and to fall out :»> (V»I feet, iswUcorm-r No. 1, the pi.« Detain, and decked with additional the charge of the boys in blue on
Alliany 11:1'1 am
Yii-juina f : 10 p ID
of beginning, an.t i-ont.lining 2'1 »15 seres. stirs, shall shine on in unsullied
freely. Nothin*; I tried «eetued to do
O. A C. trains connect at Albany anil
n.t any good until 1 commenced using
The locution of this mine is n-eor.lej in splendor as the banner of a free and the heights of Vicksburg; the storm­
Ayer’s ilair \ igor. Three bottles of
Corvallis.
the ofii.-e of the «'o-.intv Clerk of Jos..- united republic.
Beautiful ensign ing of Fort Donalsou; the wild rush
,5^
“
A11
our
goods
are
entirely
new
and
will
1*
exchanged
for
cash
this
preparation
restored
my
hair
to
a
Fares between Corvallis and Albany*
pinne cmmtv, NtHte nf Oregon, in Vol 4.
hoaltny
condition,
and
it
is
now
soft
of
the
free!
Thy
red stri[>cs are through the rebels’ fire up the rocky
nmi San I-'rancHco :
Mining K.-eor-ls, pa re (is... The adjoin­
or farm produce.
CAMPBELL & Tl FFS,
and pliant. My scalp is cured, and it
emblematical
of
the
bhxxl which face of Lookout Mountain and Mis­
ing claimants are Willard Youngan.l Ed­
Rad and Cabin
$14 00.
is also free from dandruff. — Mrs. E. R.
Grant’s Pass. Josephine County. Oregon
ward 8anJ.-rs<>n Smith, t Go and .ill per- h is been shed in thy defense. Thy sionary Ridge, where amidst the
Foss, Milwaukee, NS is.
Rail and Steerage
9 00.
sons claiming a.lvi-rselv nny |»>rtion 1 "* white colors how forth- the purity tri tun pliant shouts of our victorious
WM. M, HOAG,
sai-i Dividend min.- or surface ground are
armies, the stars and stripes were
General Manasci r.
required Io tile their adverse claims with of the motives of those who died for planted above the clouds, as though
Sold by Druggets and Perfnmers.
CHAS. C. HOG UH.
Thy stars and azure blue are
the ltegist.-r of tin- Fnit.-d States band thee.
A. G. F. A P. Agent, Corvallis.
it must needs mount higher and yet
rrnrrcT S afrtt , prompt action, and I G Ilice at R.weh-arg. in the county of Doug­ indicative of that heaven where all
las,
and
State
0«
Orejón,
—MANUFACTURERS OF
.
,
, - • within the sixty Christian patriots shall shine in the higher to battle in the purer air of
wonderful curative properties, easily
lu i»in<»l <>f pul.lieali.m li.-re.ii, ,.r tlu-i
. ,rilflf,a . .Re
>> J? i ee,‘,er heaven and blend its immortal col­
place Ayer’s Pills at the head of the list
will
1... I on .| [,v
lhl. Statute.
image °
of f c OUr
our glorified
Redeemer
of
popular
r<
medics
for
Sick
and
Nerv
­
First-Cla-sei Steamship Line between
These
men
placed
their
lives itt ors with the rainbow of the skies,
(
’
han
.
\V.
J
ohnston
,
Lumber, Doors, "Windows,
ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail-
5-fi-ti ids’
Yaquint and San Francisco,
R“gister.
jeopardy liecause of their love of' Think of the charge of the 1st Min­
mt nta originating in a disordered Liver.
Brackets, and Mouldings.
('onnecting.nt Yaquina with the trains of
country. One of the proudest mo ; nesota at the battle of Gettysburg,
Mining Application No. 51
I have been a great, sufferer from
the Oregon Facifie Railroad Company
ment.v of mv life was when arrayed where three hundred men, rank and
Headache, and Ayer’s Cathartic Pili«
— ANU ALL KINDS «
fasu.'sT.-
in the army blue and marching un­ file, were ordered by Geu. Hancock
are the only medicine that has ever
U.stTKP S tate » I. asp Orvie.K, )
Mav 10.
Willaim-tte Valiev, f a: .inlay
given me relief. Ono dose of these Pills
Roseburg, Or., Mav 4. 1887.f
der the glorious stars and stripes. in person to charge a brigade of
will quickly ».•«'? • my bowels, and free
“ ?1
Fa-tern Ore." n, T-iesdav
NOi lt E is hereby given that Willard It was no mercenary motive that in­ relicts who'were advancing withj'
my head from pain.— William L. Page,
June 4. 1
Wii-ametto Valley Saturday
Vonn,.', whose post oiliec a l-lr.-ss is Cás­ fluenced the boys of '61 to leave the resistable force to penetrat^th« (S
Richmond, Va.
tr
il.i
Eastern Oregon,
“
ele Ijocks. (Vasco i-oiniB . Oregon, has
ion lines. In less than fifteen :
“ 111. 1
Willamette Valley Thurs-lav
: his .lay tiled his application for a patent comforts <>f home and the successful
" 24.
utes two hundred of the brave
lia- tyrn Oregon, l- riJ iv
pursuits
of
life
to
engage-in
the
lor
Iftil
I
linear
(eel
of
th.-
"Summit"
mine
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aver &Co.,Tx>weilt Maas.
“ 28. !
Willamette Va'i- y, TuetiJa,
j
Bold by all Deafen In Medicine.
•r vein hearing gold, «ith surface ground hardships of the camp and field, or uesotians were shot down will'
—The Introduction of—
I uly t’>. !
Eastern Crevon, We.l-i.*- lay
i - "i leet in width, situated in < .rave t "re. k to become targets for rebel bullets, teen officers wounded and •>
Fr-sn Aha
uarwre.'
(lining District, ( "omit y of Josephine, and
Gen. Hancock said afterwr^w4?^7
Stat-.-of Ore.-in, and designated bv the or subjects of lingering disease, or
Mining Application No. 49.
Willamette Vail, v, Monday
-May- 16.
would have ordered the cj ' ZJ.
of
captivity
with
all
of
its
attending
24.
ti
Id
noies
and
olliei
.l
plat
on
file
in
this
Eastern Oregon, Tues lay
2K
I’ nitei » S tates L and O ffice ,
]
"Hi.a» lot No. :,:i. in iinsurve.ved lands. horrors
No, no. my friends, they the entire rigiment had bee
Willamette Valley, Saturday
5.
Kosebiirg, Or., May I, 1887.f
Said lot Is-ing des.Tibed as follona, to wit : were influenced with higher, purer, It was an awful crisis
0,1
Eastern Oreu-on, Sunday
!>.
Willamette Valley, Thursday
NOTH’!- is hereby uiven that Will.tr«! [ Beginning at a |»>«t set in a mound of I and no'iler motives than the con the battle when to s'
4 I
17.
Eastern thegm, Friday
Young, whos«* p.»-t office a hlrcN.M ía (’ hs ■t uie 4 f.s-t squire for eorm-r No. 1, from
CENT. BELOW ALL FORMER RATES.
from rout and uinfn^ MaUl
<
21
Willamette I-alley, Tnewb:y
« ide L<» c L n , Was«o c'Hinty, Oregon . has which locating m.iniiineiit ta-ars north <¡4 ; sideration of pay.
29.
Has patriotism become so cheap, ( had to lie sacrificed.
Eastern Oregon, Wcdiiesoav
tár For Price List, address,
tl.b lay tile«! his applhation f»r a patent degs. 1.5 min east, 4>M feet. I run north '
S. P D. & L Co.
\\ ith what amazing
!<>r 15(X) lineal feet of the “St. Peters” 20 degs west mi line Is tween claims 37 ¡ and degraded in the estimation of
The Company reserves the right to
mine or vein, bearitu trold, with surface and 39. (var l'.i degs. 30 min. east) 310 people a< to believe that men must they would spring forwaracQR
Grant’s Pass, Oregon.
change steamers or sailing dates
/round 6’H feet in width, situated in feet, p-wt corner No. 2 of claim 37, and
¡command of their officers,
,
S B TOBY, Gen. F. A P. Ap-nt
< «l av«* Creek Mining Pi-triet, Cuunty of .unfur ¡inp Of «’l.iiiH 3’». r. nt ’ct, a f-r 14 »ec<ls be iMiught with money in or knowing that thev werr^going ngV
■>4 Montgomery S'., San Fran, r
Gal.-
h.st phine, and State of Oregon, and <les- nctu nifi «liaiiie!« r. mark il L*r< »riiPi N • (1er to make a show of its virtues?
MH
.
.........
„.. l>eeii
into l so
',e jawsof Jehnv. As we look
forbid.
If thev
had
i/nated bv the field notes, and otliuial plat 2, from which mimiH fei; a I.»-36 hip I p ** God
on fde in this otli« • as lot No 37. in un- in <l*.;n. ter hears .*ou»h IS «i«*.*» past, 25 i ba c anil low as to sell tbemseh e at thesc ,nel>. many of them broken
’’r.’...............
’
• surveyed lands. Sail lot No. 37 being feet. Tl enpt' h ’ith 75 <!«*gs 3 )mi’i up M :in<l
liecome subjected to all the pn 111 hcaltl*. their IxMlies pierced and
‘on north boundary, 1500 feet. Set pout Is
described as iollowa, to-wit:
C
ornee
M
ain
ä
F
ront
S
ts
,
G
hani
’
s
P
ass
,
O
regon
,.r^~
.,.1.1;
nr«
,i„
......
I torn with bullets, it is impos
— VIA----
There being no public survey or esfab- ! fur . «»rner N.» 3, from * hi« h < minus 2'» i vations of a soldier’s life, do you
a laurel I» inches in diameter hear« w« st think
• • • they
•
... have poured ...
would
into
’Bile to realize the awful scenes
iished
corners
within
the
rspiirtMi
limits,
Oregoi & California R. R.
1 ‘",! r’!?
! therelnre establish a l<»«ating monu­ 14‘.j leet. / ' !T
o-
'
!
'
1
1
'
1
"
'''1 the union armies bv hundieds and through which they have p issed, in
deg«, eant,
(ND CONNECTIONS.
ment, or initiil p«’int with which tocon.- , hears south 62
>..l.-gs,east,.
fe.t lhen.u , thousands’
order that you, mv friends, with
nect said survey. Said monument con­ ¡Noiilh20 deg«, east .
enjoy
‘ tn No
37,4*5 i<s»t,
feet, 1 Our
(>nr armies
at ’lilies were largely made up
up ! them, might
--
-
- Ijie blessing of
No. .1/543.)
sists of a trap ro. k in place, H by 10 feet ' with end line of claim
lÿ MT. SHASTA ROUTE.
j at the liase ami 8 feet high, ami marked summit of r»dxe Iwar** <*a«t and west (phiw - ofls.ys ranging front the ages of civil liberty and the rights of citi
on the south side thereof with the letters 7-5 . <«• >1) f«M’|, nd |»<> h ! « «»nier No. 4, fiom sixteen to twenty years.
From zeus in a * free country.
( |,jC onnertions nra.lo at Ashland
S. ¡’.cut with a chisel in the rsk. I rom which (rninuH 10) a yellow pins, 24 in*
T<» tifiate in detail the prison
these
came
the
i-xjicrienceil
soldiers
■ ,. ¡¡j, ; Hta-.'s of th.' California, Oregon
chew
in
diameter,
bear«
Mouth
N5
deg«.
the l<»< alin/ monument, Sexton monntaii
scenes, the awful tragedies of the
.••f Stag - ♦ ■ nifsinv.
bears S
deg. 2'1 min W, about d miles. «PHt, II feet, bi-k’overy «haft and cul who marched with Sherman to the
field, would send a thrill of
Dutchmans Peak in th<* Shkiv<«u moun ’ear north 13dn^H.cant, 25(1 feet Thence ■ea, and luv'iig nothing else to do,
nly 20 Miles of Staffing;.
Bought since the Sweeping Reduction in freights. from the East, and tains near the State line bears S
«leg south 75 deg«. 30 min eawt on aouth .auntereil down to Raleigh, North h’>rn»r througli this entire audience
W. I>vs« rtw hydraulic mim on T<» n Easi boundary 1500 feet, post comer al place Carolina, to receive the surrender of Even
marked down at Bottom Prices. I also sell the
at this i_.-
late date,
it -•
almost
’
j _._
i*
<j"il*ctwt‘<'ii tiranta Pans ami San Fran­
« reek hears S 52 dogs. W. Pettingills of beginning (plus 235), containing 17. 04
cisco, 27 hours.
¡Johnson’s army, inorder that the ■ makes the blond run cold to think
house on Grave «reek bear- S 3'J degs. 20 acre«.
Those men, many of whuu
The location of this mine i« re<*orded in interview at Appomattox might be of it.
min W. Said monument is located on
Ì1FOEN.I EXPRES’* TRAINS DULY.
were lieatdle.; boys, were at times
the summit of Mt. St. Peter, on the divide the office of Iho< ’«amty I Ierk of Josephine made possible.
These
were
the
lad ween < ¡rave and Coy-4c ( recks, and Uonnty, Oregon, in Vol. 4. Mining He-
North,
luiys who, under the leadership of seemingly transformed into demon*
at the head of Tom East creek
I coin- enrdn, on page 631. The adjoining pla in
lit :10 a m
the
indomitable and "unconditional through the frenzy and mad rage of
ants
are
Edward
KariderMon
Smith
and
mem•; d said survey at the S W «’oripT al
7 :06 p m
Hut what |>en can describe
Any an<i all imtmoîim surrender,” Grant braved the hor­ battle.
post No. 1, from which th«» localing im.n- Willai«! Young.
5:00 "
Painters have endeavored to
umeiit ls‘ar- N 3<Hle; - E, 525 feet, ami a claiming advet^ly any ¡»ortion of said rors of Spotsilvania, where blool it?
j. M. < ’i 111 j-:s.
white oak 10 inches in diameter !h’ irs N summit mine, or «urfacc ground are r«»-
flowed like water, and where the dep: -t its awful grandeur upon can
5S «legs. W pl feet, and a black-oak 15 (iniro«l to tile their iidierm» chai iiim with
vas, but it falls far short of the ter­
.i'.y Iietween Portland and Ashland.
inches in diameter bears N lOdegM W 1 I the K«*gis*er of the United State« Lam] -Jain were piled up in wiurows. who
«X < <-OQ-o~e-44 * e c c :-x-o
feet. Them •• i run N 20 «legs W on W (Mfice at RoHcburg, in the county of Poiig- fought their way through the Wil- rible reality.
rTIm «>.’A
R. R. Ferry malíes Con-
(T> bt ( ontmnrtl.)
bonmiurx of claim, var 1'3 deg* ,J • min. lan and Stat«* ot Oregon, during the sixty denies, to the strongholds of I’etets
But before you do that,
E. (Instrument lined is improved .sol ir d.DM publication hereof, or they aill I m *
burg
and
Richmond,
finally
closing
barred
by
virtue
of
the
Statute.
last Side Divim-.n, from fix t uí F street.
compass . 30 » 'eet — < enter line of claim,
"Owing to ill health," says Bill
UllAh. W. .J0HMHT0N,
arouud the reliel army with a death
I bus 35. 600 bn*t—set ¡ m st tor corner i
W est S ide D ivision .
Nye, "I will sell at nty residence
5-6.6 Ids]
Rrgititer.
grip at Appomattox.
’» ». 2, on divide between Grave and (’ov-
fi'. ET W EF.N I‘i ) RT J. A N D A Cf ) R VA LUS
ote creek *, from which a fir 3<> inches in
It is said of a regiment that had ju town 29, rang« 18, west, accord
diamet* r Is'ars N 35 «legs. W 11 feet, a fir 1
I lx-en recruited from the slum-, ami iug - to government
r. ---------- - survey, one
----
M ail T uais . D ailv (xrcErr scxdav .)
4) inches in diameter Iwars S 7.» «legs. E,
d-
ad
beats
of
New
York
city,
when
"«shed
raq>l>erry
colored
cow.
aged
feet.
Hummit
shaft
bear«
B
70
deg*.
•
:30 a m I.v. l’ortland Ar. « l’ipni
on dress parade, the Colonel was , 6 years She is a good milkster
E,
feet
Thence N 70 «legs E on N
:25 p ni Ar. Corvalli* I.v. 1 :30 “
L'umlary, along hill-side facing north,
anxious to show their fighting qual- and i» not afraid of the cars—or any­
PBBSS-VRAIXS DAILY (LX< EFT SfNDAY.)
1500 feet. Set a ¡s»st for corner No 3,
’
ities.
He gave the command; thing else. She is a cow of un­
4-30 pin I.v.
l'ortland
Ar 9:00um
from which—150 a I’r 12 inclira in diatne-.
"Every
man wh<i is ready to go to daunted courage and gives milk
8:00 *' Ar. McMinville I.v. 5:45 "
ter ls*ars S 2S di / • W, 15 feet. Cut No. ■
Francai sc Silks.
lx*ars S 13 <lí»gs W, 2b, o feet. Thence*
hell
in
live
minutes, march three frequently. To a man who does
At Albar.v and Corvalli« conncrt with
Summer Silks.
• 2 » min. east on ea*t side line 2tk5 feet—
paces
to
the
ftont." The entire not tear death in any form she
trains of Or-j-n and Pacific railroud for
Black Silks.
umrriit < f ridge, murse »Gist nmi west plus
regiment
ste|>ed
forward. ()fcourse would l>e a great I mxmi . She is very
Yaquina Buy. .
5 000 feet set pet for c<»rm r No. 4 fiom
Albaln. s Cloths.
the jieopli applauded They said, much attached to her home at pres
v.hii-h — 35a pine 24 im ln- in diameter,
Etimine Cloths.
"These men will make soldiers, ent, by means of a trace chain, but
¡wars N 42 »legs. cast. 17 feet
A pine H
Super Cloths.
inches in diameter I.KiarH north 22 degs. ;
R. ÇOEHLER,
E. I*. ROGERS.
flic) will be invincible, indwar.” she will lx sold to any one who will
west 33 feet. A < abin ami spring and
Manager.
G F. A l’aie* ,Agt.
Krinkled
Sursinkcr.
But
at the very first engagement agree to treat her right. She is one-
blacksmith ahop liears south .54 «legs
tourth shorthorn and three-fourths
Lawns.
they
took fright and ran away.
west 250 feet
f>i*snery shaft No. I ami
hyena Purchaser need not lie
Battisti--
How
different
from
the
boys
who
tunnel
lx»ar
north
Ks
degs.
west
so2
it
ft
And buy a New Set of Hand-made
lxM'ating fnonunmnt b«-ur - -«. ¡th S7 degs.
Foil I)u Nord.
went from the prairies of the west, ' identified. I will also throw in a
10 min. wwt, II H feu. Theme south 70
J.aces.
the granite hills of New England,- double-barrelled shot gun which
d^gs. west along south braimlary. »32 1
Lace
Flouncing*
the
homes and workshops of the! goes w ith her."
J. WIMER & SON,
feet—summit on line plus 125. 15o0 feet—
I keep everything in the Hamess and Saddlery line, and have one
Empire
and Keystone states, the:
place of b •ginning, an 1 containing 2*'. 05
PAH \ ."< >IX
of the best stock of g<«Kls ever brought to Southern Oregon.
u reg
Never build a chimney on brack
cities, towns and farms of the Hoos
We art constantly receiv­
Have the larzest etore in J-*ephine
Th«* location 0» this min«» G «worded in
I use notliing but the BEST leather.
ets
vn - an ex< lunge for thechnn-
icr
and
Buckeye
state-:,
the
rugged
ing
the office of the* < ’our.*\ < ierk of Josrphim
county, which ia 08x33 feet, and two
hills and mountains of We-.t Vir ney resting on brackets, when struck
county, Oregon, in Vol. 4. Mining Re­
atoriea, filled with
gina, Kentucky and East Teunes ' by lightning is entirely demolished!
cord.-, pag«- »’.38
Tb adjoining claim­
A. J. STROHECKER, - - - Grants Puss, Oregon.
ant« arc E Iwar I Sand- r«on Smith am!
in ‘lie latest stvles and de
see, the sound of whose trunifst and not only the chimney, but the
5-37tf Willard Netting. Any and al! )s*rsons
sign, from the best East­
call to the sons of freedom swep! entire house with its inmates, can
c laiming atlv» r-e’y anv iMirtion of raid
ern
markets.
over
the Rixky Mountains, echoing not ». ajs- the angry element. Not
5
“St Peters’* mine < r* rfacc* gro’in I. ar«
and re-echoing along the shore» of so, however, when the chimney is
retpilrcd to file the ir adverse c laims with
Orders filled promptly
the Pc*gist?r of thf I litad States !»and
the Pacific, arousing the j»eop!e to built from the ground. Then U m
*
Send for Samples
WK BUY FOR CASU.
Otfice at it » h *‘L irg in tin- county of ftnug-
into the e«rth.
a
sense of their danger, until every
las. ami **'• .’«• «4 t n* ." n, daring the sixty
AND SELL FOR CASH.
A N I >
thing
true man was ready to offer himself doing but little d
•lavs pericftl «»f publication herc-of, or tiiey
Lilt ’he chimney,
in
defense
of
his
country.
These
i
will Is* barred l»v virtue of the proviaic
I
of the Htatnte.
were the boys who with dauntless!
• —
•
Cíli» W. J0HXMT0N,
A
newly
discovir.-d
Mexica’
courage,
braved
the
storm
of
leaden
5-4r-fH J« I ■
186 That St, Portland, Or.
Register
"HURRA
GRANT'S
CAMPBELL
P
R
PASS,
à
HURRA!”
For Toilet Use.
TUFF
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains !
Willamette Valley and San Francisco!!
SUGAR PINE DOOR & LUMBER CO
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
Oregon Development Company.
HOUSE and STORE FINISHINGS.
Ayer’s Pills,
The Latest Improved Machinery,
OVERLAND TO CALÆORN1A
New Store
New Arrivals.
Corner F and Frsal Street», PortlaEd. Oregon.
H arness , or ¿i S addle .
Î
T
O«'il< HfarnesiS XIa<k‘ to ()r< l< r.
NEW GOODS
New Livery, Feed and Sale Stable I
OLDS &
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
SMITH BROS.,
TRAVELERS,’ MINERS' AND
FARMERS' SUPPLIES.
We keep everything
needed
by the
people.
-
-
-
Proprietors.
6th street. Grants' P ass . Oregon.
< I
Call at the C ockier Job Office for
Superior Job Work
Mining Application No. »0.
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AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Mitchell and Lewis Wagons, Hacks. Buggies and Carts,
----- Also, Agents for -----
1 * A R Xi I NG I XIl'L IC XI EN TS,
CHEAP FOR CASH OR PRODI'« F
Waldo.
•
.
.
•
Oregon.
9
■a
New Good
and
I
'r
►
4
Any of which we will exchange tor hay and grain.
Having completed our new Stables we are now prepared to fu
the liest of awimm'siations AT Rl. ASON ABLE RATI«.
Horse Shoeing and Wagon Repairing a Specialty
J
Young wlee
ra.le Lock»,
tilia dav file.!
tor 1.501 lin.
mine «r vein
gronn I e o
< .rave < re l>
Jnwpldne «
usted bv ti
»eith-eMt rr.
'. 1, and boa
hail and stood in the front rank of! flower is quite a wonder, if reports
battle. It was a stringy sp?ct«< !e arc true. It is said to l»c white in
to see them with their Lacks to the the morning, red at tiz>ni and blue
f<x-. "The bravery of our American at night, and is further credited
lx>ys a, exhibit« d on the battb fields ' with emitting perfume only at the
of the late conflict, is something! middle of the day. It grows on a
phcuoniinal in the history of war." j lice ol the Isthmus of Tehuai>tc|>e'
fhe battle of Sbilo was a magnifi
[Golden Rule.
ent illustration of this. There </>.-1
> American bovs, thousands of
Polish Air Br<t«s ( Imamcut.t In
m had iHit l*eu out of the sc hool-il laid iu Wood. If the brasa wprf
a twe nonths, stixid up resolute-! h very dull, file it with a sum ..
ly. on an open plain and fired into L v.Dx th file; then poll'd« it with a
one another* unprotected breast.» piece «>► ».ft frît
:t dims
dipped in Tripoli
until over Jo,o «> were stretched tip ; powder, inrwc’ I ■.villi
lihse.-d oil. un
*- *•
on the ground. Nowhere in m.xlern t!l the de»;red ' íTcc* tí dbtalued
history wilt there Mich grist, Ll<.»iy t [CtuctunaD Trues.
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