Sellili’' Out to Close Business!! Flour. Grain, and Feed Store,
CELEBRATION!
Henry Beard, attorney for the C.
A recent Washington dispatch
N R NV
GRANTS PASS
& O. R R . on the 27th tilt., filed
says:
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ISM P ídít oí Josesílae Coiaiy. Ormi. "Speaker Carlisle," said a friend with the .Secretary of the Interior,
of the Kentucky statesman, "is the answer of that company to the
Front St., adjoining Court«» O«'ce,
Having concluded to close business at this place, I am offering my
JULY i 1887. anxious to have the Democratic rule of the Secretary in regard to
FRIDAY.
large stock ot
GRANTS PASS. OREGON.
party pass a reform tariff bill lie fore
the withdrawal of indemnity lands
Registered mi the !*<*(« »Akt? in (iraní’« the next campaign. He thinks that along their road. The O. &. C. Co.
Wu have ojwnad a First -Class Flour
if congress does not meet before De
Pass, On*.. HH
’lure Mutter.
I
Oration at io o'clock A. M.. by
ami Feed Store in tlie building formerly
cember the Republicans and other has also filed its answer. It now
(»•eu|iied as a »addle and harness »hoji,
Oregon's favorite orator
opponents of tariff' reform may lie remains to lie seen what the Secre
when- we will keep cornuuntly on hand
CORRESHLXDEN« E
able to delay matters by obstruction
‘ and for sale the best brand« oi
tary will do with these lands.
We invite <-orre«|»indeiu-e from all aw- and prevent any legislation. Mr
Itomi on aubjerta of local and other in- Carlisle Ix-lievcs that the rapidly in
BRIEF MENTION.
lerest.*.
creasing surplus in the treasury is
Reader.
AT GR BATLA' RE 1H TCEl) PRICES.
With ea< h letter the name and a.ldres- exceedingly dangerous, and may
Yreka will celebrate.
of the render i* r»|uin«d. «specially if
throw this country into a financial
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Yreka has not given up her pro
•ent for publication
panic any day. 1 am infornft-d that pared branch railroid.
aud everything pertaining to a
( tffirers of the Day ;
the President In; intimated that he
EDITOR! *L NOTES AND NEWS
Ex-Gov. Chadwick will soon
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
would call an extra session if the
open a bank at Wardner, Idaho,
Will lie kept in Stock.
leaders of the opjxtsing factions in says the Sentinel.
W. RAZEE & SON.
The Salem Statesman dips an
President.
the Democratic ranks will meet and
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. 34tf]
Proprietor«..
The enlargement of the Yreka
item from the "Medford Courier." agree to pass some kind of a tariff
Ahem
bill before adjourument. I look for I'nion has lx-cn po*poned until the
Graad Marshal.
Thanking the public and my many customers for their patronage in
NEW FUHNITUBE STORE!
a compromise of some kind between latter part of this month.
the past, I can now make it to their
Jacksonville will doubtless get the Randall awl Cat lisle men."
James Farleigh was crushed to
Mit-.ii' bv the
A..I. SELJGK.
good macadamized roads to Med
It may lx- ignorance on our part, death Ix-tween two dirt cars at the
Main
St.,
(bet. 4th and 5th Grant« F»»».
MEDFOIU)
BAM>.
ford and Central Point, whether the but we have never lx-en able to re Siskiyou tunnel, recently.
Ami
the
—
—
Ha»
jiwt opened a New —
A brakeman named F. T. Breit-
branch railroad is built or not.
alize the difference between money seller was run over and killed by
lying locked up in a treasury vault the cars at Sissons’, the 19th.
The West Shore for J une as usual
ii. C. Kinney. Director.
Where will be kept on hand and for »ale
and that which lies under the sur
The State teacher's institute will
all kind« of
contains much valuable matter and
face of the earth undiscovered. Our convene in the legislative halls in
Furniture. Bedding. Picture Frame,.
many fine illustrations, among
mines are our boast and yet our Na Salem on the 6th. ;Jh and Sth.
Brackets, Etc., Etc.
which is a splendid picture of her
The Yreka Journal, now semi In which i vet ylxxl} is invited to
Door-Frame«. Window-Frame». Brackets
tional treasury is fast becoming one
majesty, Queen Victoria.
participate.
Etc., made to order. Special attention
of our curses. It were Ix-tter that weekly is to be made a daily as
given to
soon as its patromtge will justify it
All the orchards upon lands slop the money were lying in the ground
I N DINH T A IN 1 N Cl.
Mount Hood, says the News, will
ing away from the sun arc loaded and avoid the disgrace of having so lx illuminated with red fire by Wil!
Repairing and all kinds of r.-otkin niw
in the evening, at
line neatly and promptly executed.
with fruit, the frost doing no dam much more money in the treasury G. Steel and party on Monday, the
- Al>0 -
MUSIC HALT*
age to them The hills arc the pro than can I k 1 utilized, and yet so 4th of July.
Luder
the
management
of
the
fal
Neither
in
Quantity,
Quality,
Varietie».
Size
if
Trees,
nor
Health
and
Vigor
Thomas R Geddis. formerly of
Manufacturer’s-
per places for peaches, grapes and many people clamoring and toiling
of name. Embracing all the Leading Varieties of
lowing Floor Committee:
for a few dimes to sjxmd for the bare Lake county, has become connected
prunes anyway
AGENT
I.. I Jennings J.
Wilson.
APPLE. PEAR. PEACH, PLUM, PRUNE, APRICOT,
necessities of life. Practically there with the Oakland Enterprise as one
for the
of the publishers
C. K. Chanslor, Jo.. Moss.
A bounty on coyote scalps should
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc.,
is no difference between hidden
W. J. Wimer.
A fire broke out on the 1300 level
lie paid by I»otli Jackson and Jose- ’
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treasure and that which, lieing far in the Gould X; Curry mine at Vir
phinc counties
Douglass county,
SI ’ECIALT1 l<s.
in excess of the demand, is hx'ked ginia, Nev., on the 24th. Fifteen
Ticket • to Ball, i:i
S’ip
we are informed, pays a bounty.
tip and lying idle. All the differ- men were imprisoned.
I>er,
S--5O
Five dollars for old ones and half
The Best Mill
ence is theoretical and worthless,
Saunders has been sentenced to
made.
as much for young ones would lie
l'or
Programm«.-
of
Foot
awl
There are thousands of men who imprisonment in the penitentiary at
A share of public patronage I* respect
P Barry Fear,“the bl »t late »hipping variety.
ulrout right.
can theorize all of the details of Salem for life. The sentence should
tulli solicite I. and satisfai tion giuirai.tee.il
Muir Peach, freestone still lu-a.i* t'.m list.
have
been
'until
pardoned
out."
¡Mi- ! y
See Large Posters.
The Portland Board of Trade will farming on paper until one would
Kar.aday's Cling, the ennner'« pride.
suppose
there
was
not
one
single
Kelsey's Japan Plum, ha* no |*-er.
Notice For Pubtica’ton.
soon issue a pamphlctt descriptive
Limestone Caves of Josephine County.
There will be a mate!) game of
Robe de Sargent Prune, never lf>:.>re offered in Oregon. It is
of Portland's advantages as a com iota about which, in their wisdom,
E. S. I. iso < hrii-i--.
i
this whieli, in a dried »fate, forms the celebrate I prune I) Entc,
A writer in the Portland Journal
R o .- kih ku . Du., June 7, Ks7.i
mercial center
One of its promi they did not know; yet, if placed on
(French Conserve»),
of
Commerce
of
June
11
th,
gives
a
in the afternoon after the Races, for
Notice i» liere’iy given that the follow
Berkeley Goosberry, the moat profitable of them al!.
nent features will be the wonderful the Ix-st farm in the country and
a purse of $25.00.
- mg tuuir.'d »ettler h l* filed in.tii:.- ol his
long account of the Limestone Caves
richness of the mines of Southern everything furnished, they would
intention to nuikc linai pn»,| in support ,,f
Languedoc, King’s, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
in this county, from which we ex
i hi» claim, a.-id tli.it said proof v. ill be
Oregon, Pine creek. Cœur d'Alene absolutely starve in two years time.
Following are the Chairman of the
mi,le liciore the Clerk oi the Countv
LARGE. STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Thus it is with many political ques tract the following :
several Committees:
and Colville.
( onit .a ,la, k.»on county 'lr at Jacksoi.
Hearing
while
at
Leland,
of
the
II.
L.
Benson.
Literary
Exercises,
EvergrvuiiK,
si»rui»s,
rose's,
clematis
and
flowing
plants,
small
fruits,
gr.if»e
tions; there are too many long
villa, Oregon, on Satani.iv, .lulv Kllli..
vinvH. etc., etc.
I*S7. viz John If Carter, l.’n-emptio i
The statement of his honor. Judge tongued theorists who cannot make wonderful limestone caves of Jose lion. S. U. Mitchell, Finance.
'Its No. 4 >'V', in- tin- N IV *4 .4 N \V i,
Before purchasing eh -where, parties intending to plant tree* wpl (¡nd
J. E Murphy, of Del Norte county’, a living in the private avenues of phine county, recentlv claimed and J. A. Wilson, Grounds.
Sec I. and N E
ol N 12 J4 Sec 2. Ti> 3i,
it to their interest to coin? and “ee our stock and learn our prices
made accessible by Messrs. II. I) C K. Chanslor, Amusements.
' I: 4 «est, \\ M. He names Ibe fn"<iw-
as published in San Francisco pa business, telling how a nation should Harkness and Walter Burch, I re
< atalogues mailed gratis up. n application. Addr.-s* .11 e<Mmntm:cations to
L. I., Jennings Ball.
ing WitncsHe.* to prove hi» coniine,-u-
pers, is incorrect wherein it states lie managed to I k 1 prosperous, all solved to explore tlu-ni. With this J. W. Howard, Dinner.
j re»idenee u|*,u and eulli' ntion of, »aid
!and, viz. I- \\ . Hammond, Cbarh'S
that UrRs<juet's wagon road from upon theory
No more money object I obtained an interview with Mrs. S. U. Mitchell. Decoration.
I’lxunix, Jackson county, Oregon.
hilf
Allbright, Frederick AH',right, Stephen
Crete* it City will connect with the should lx1 held in reserve than is the above named gentlemen, the lat
Beer«, all oi Woodville, I'. O , Jackson-,
ter
of
whom
courteously
volunteered
countv. Or
California and Oregon railroad in necessary to meet the demands.
—although it was decidedly early
CHAS W JOHNSTON,
Siskiyou county. It will connect I/K'king up all the people, depriving in this backward season—to meet
(el’-lit'
l'-sgist.l
PRAC TICAL
with it at this place instead-
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them of their liberty, would certain me at Jacksonville in a few day s
and accompany me to the caves.
M. I. (’AHN.
». xa s: i : l » h < !.<:.
M. B. Dcl.ong, Secretary of the ly bliK’k the wheels of the govern
J. BASTHEIM.
* ******* *
Cl 1:1 WEYI..
ment
and
progress,
and
it
looks
rea
state board of horticulture of Cali
Of course there are difficulties in
6th St., between Main and Id, Grants Pass, Or.
fornia reports an increased crop of sonable to us that to l<K’k up the
the way of getting to the eaves at |
things
with
which
they
work
Il.iw
tlir Largest an«l most (’omplct * Stock in their line in Sout’u rn Oregon, whiel
apricots, I k tries and plums. 25 per
all, on account of the long wagon
they wiliriel?
amounts
to
the
same
thing.
We
cent, of an average crop, peaches a
ride and the numlier of miles to I k -
\S
Low
AS
THE LOWEST.
full crop, white grajx-s 7«, per cent, are therefore in favor of circulating traversed on horseback over lnoun-|
E CELEBRATED
of a lull crop The report also in the overplus of money among the tain trails. But the latter impedi GRANTS PASS.
OREGON.
ments might easily be overcome,
dicated that the codlin moth ]>est people that they may I k - more pros
and undoubtedly will lx1 ere long, All watch work warrant cl for one year
129 & 131 SMSfüi 8t. Sïî FrtÓM. Cil.,
was less general than in former perous, happy, and we dare say. by extending the wagon road on the
years, and advocated increased ac loyal to the "best government the < «rants Pass route to the caves. This WatcUes. Jewelry and Spectacles ci all Kinds
Factory, lió & 117 Hayos Street.
KEPT ON It.VXD. —
could readily lie accomplished for
tivity among growers, with a fair sun ever shown upon."
the moderate outlay of say $2000.
prospect of its complete extirpation
Last week while the editor of this Going to the caves would then in Musical Instillment' Repaired,
[ii-17tf
Next December is the time fixed paper was doing the Wimer mines volve merely an agreeable journey
for the Post-masters' convention at near Waldo, he thought it would bv stage or buggy from Grants Pass.
A. 11. CARSON.
!.. u . ( \RMON
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Washington. They will then pro be extremely wise and probably It is true, however, there arc several
route to t|ie caves, but the most di
Cl
test against the unjust discrimina feather his cap from a jiolitical reet is from Grants Pass, from whicti
T own lots
tion in the pay of low class offices, economy standpoint, to walk a pole place they are twenty-eight miles Six miles Mouth of t ¡rants Pas», .1,,», phinc
l '< >K SA I.E. in I’l K 1; n ! N
This route includes
and demand reasonable compensa across the big ojx-n cut which forms due south.
<'ountv, <tregon.
Desi riti-r to uo to < ierm.my on bn^itn *>
tion for their services and they the outlet to all the tailings ami twenty miles of good wagon road:
A H CARSON & SON,
I ofler loi naie at lou ran *4. mv Shiqw,
should have it. The government water from two large giants at work and the balance, eight miles, over a
Proprietors.
Stock on hand, tuteli < t wirb two lots up
isseli
mountain trail on horseback. The
011 which the shops arc located. Als«»,
tempts its |Mistal officials by placing near In The fall was not so great route via Jacksonville gives a few
t o-w* acre <4- lt <>’md lav*«r-ddy bvate I iur
excessive duties ujton them in low- as Niagara, nor so dangerous as miles longer wagon journey, and
resiflenuv. (’al! on or .uldiv^
milt : lorma . v
grade offices, for which, they pay BriMiklin. but it was quicker than joins the same trail at Williams
Consisting of
4'-Gm
Plnjcnix. Jackson Co.. Or.
Another route via Kerby- APPLE, PEAR.
little more than the cost of lights either of them. From the time the creek
ville has still a longer wagon jour
and fuel.
PEACH, PI.EM.
pole brokf until ye scribe succeeded ney, but this wav the mountain trail
■\ l I I. I.S ,
PRI NE, CHERRY
in
getting
hold
of
a
friendly
willow
is reduced to five miles
The Review \vill find it very diffi
i ' oij kai . f :
APRICOT. NECTARINE.
Heat
cult to controvert the Sentinel and limb which fairly bowed at our
Sitimtcd t ri Mnrpbv ( i,st. Jtwphm«.
ALMOND. WAI.NET
counly, <lr.'"oa. ci>.dit irides sciith <d
Tidings' articles with regard to the shrine, was about the sixteenth
Grant- Pa**, a I'ir*t-ela»< I I.GI'ItlNi,
CIIESTNLT
and
part
of
a
minute.
We
have
often
status of the press south of Rose
SUMMONS
Mil I., «ilh Patent Mat l-auerv, doing
1 ’Ul 1 I J )SA,
c«»“l work and ha* a good « usto’rn Tl.e
burg The fact is. the Review arti wondered if otter slides were used
In die ( ircmt Court «»f th«- >t itc of Ore
1 ARM r t nnui.H ;;;!, ¡u n * of land 5-1
cle which provoked the discussion, up the bank as well as down now
gon in and for the Countv of J«»svphine Grape Vines, Currants. Goosberrie*.
acre« in clover, rvid over lito jh - is - s nmle-
And
all
goods
handled
bv
-iiltivalitin; also g<*»l Gr<. hard, paxi.
was uncalled for and out of place we know they are. One hour lx fore Luux Blackwood, Plaintiff, vs William
Blackberries, Raspberries.
.ioiiM- ami Tlnrns and irrigation ditch,
II Blackwood, Defendant.
It is the duty of a newspaper, and a good Samaritan carried us across
STAX
’
KK
&
Strawberries. Figs,
WALKER,
l ine »itintti«>n for a dairy farm. Can ir-
Suit in 1 ipiity for Oivorce.
ri rate almost anv part of the plant, l ot
especially one conducted by a the river on his back to keep us dry.
Etc.. Etc
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T«» W illiani ! I Bla« kw i**l. the above
further | articular» call or a Idn *.*
preacher, to fight corruption where and here we were dangling in the named defendant
Qnr Tr-<-* an-gr.'-An «it!.out irrigati<m EMPIRE MOWERS, REAPERS and BINDERS
I.l-.'A Is STRONti. Murphy, On-gon
"ii
Red
hill
bind,
and
all
«».'
known
varie-
creek
not
a
soul
near
to
help
pull
In
th«-
nnn-of
III,-
State,
>(
I
In-gon.
vou
ver found, instead of justifying it.
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
tieslhat »iin-i».«l in Southern Oregon.
an*
hereby
notified
ami
n*|inred
to
apjiear
and it would I k .1 accusing brother us out. Thinking that this all I k 1 and answer the complaint filed against
I' .
1 ..iitemplating tn*, planting will I- uruished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our gixxis
and prices Ix-forc purchasing.
Bell of stupidity to say that he had longed to the paper business, we lx- you in tie- al*.ve entitled suit in the office do «< II to visit o«ir < Ill-hard and N'iir*«-ry.
or write 11* for price liat
Cor. of Front and 4tii st» .
came perfectly contented, wrung of th<- < '1,-rk "I -,u I < „tit. in nhich I.uey
not found it ill this instance
Po*t of!li-e--Murphy, .l<*«-phi'’i- t enti
Bia, k«,**l t* plaintiff, and yon, William
< Grant’s Pass, - - Oregon.
ourselves out and departed fortown II. Black«oi«l. I* defendant, on or liefere ty, < Irvgon K U. Station, • .rants Pass.
During the past ten days no les»
• A 11 l Ai.Miy a ><>y
First d.n of the next I.-rm of »aid
Tlie I’F.OPI.F.-S MEAT MARKET is
We didn't get tin until next d.n t the
6-i7tf;
innii '..uri, l-ewit th, I hm day of
th an nine cases of murder and at
rt"» open and |>rv)iHri*il to supply custom
ers with the choicest cut» of
tempts at murder have been com and then to our I101 rot our pants Angu*t, 1K'7. riul it y<»’i fail to appear
and an* 1 ,-r *ai,| miiipi.iint. delault will
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK
mitted within the northern part of legs were drawn up. giving 11s, oh' I*- I ikon ngaimf ion. and l'or want of an
All kinds ,4
our state. Three murders during such ail intensely polite ap|H*ar.incv. answer, the plaintiff will apply t > »aid
AND —
the same period in Washington Ter When Prof Morris, the phrenolo I 'our! -er tin- rebel pray -4 ¡'or in »aid cmi-
s
a
i
:
s A (; ics
plaint, t i wil
For à deen-e di*»o|ving
ritory. two in the lower counties,
gist. put his fingers on our head, th,- mari ’ lire , onlr.u-t hen>lofi,n>. and now
Beg» leave to inform the public that be is no» nicely locateit on the corner of
A »hare of the public patronage re-
and sixteen on the Pacific Coast
exi*titig Is-tween the »aid pl.umili and
spectfulh- solicited.
This terrible thirst for crime as re-' the first thing he said was, "you i' ll th.- deirii,laut, and for tin* i-u»t>> b
6TH AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS
OREGON.
BUNCH BROS.
parted from all pails of the Pacific arc the politest man in town ' Wc and can'of the children named in *ii,l (uinnicrcial and other travelers
4-stf;
Proprietor»
With
a
lairge
treortmciit
of
1
"inpl
nut
to
I»»
awarded
tu
plaiutiff.
airtl
Northwest, tends to show a terrible were sure he had seen our pants.
for j-idgmetit against th • defendant for
1
1
links
Delivered
Promptly.
state ot affairs, socially ami morally
cist* and disl>iir*ineiit* >4 thi» »nit
—(Oakland Enterprise
Calls answered
DAVIS IlltOWFit,
The heated discussion now going
Solicitor for Flaintiff.
If a murderer ha- plenty of money on 111 the pri-ss concerning President
tn.l c wry tiling to I»* fiHiml in a Firet-l hi»« «tori', which I will sell
i»r
DAY
or NIGHT. ■>«!
Bv crier ,>t 1. I! Wehwter, Circuit
J H <HLF
Proprietor.
many people confess th<-ir moral Cleveland's rvlx-l flags order re Judge, dated June 17th. 1<S7,
VERY LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE
W.
M.
ROYAL,
P
roprietor
.
lrt-24t<l
M ais S treet . - - G rant ’« P a »«.
weakness bv saying "He could not scinded, brings to mind tile rather
►y-Call and see me before purch.ising elsewhere.
5-1.1 -■»•
lie convicted Ix-can-e he has got too forcible poetry which we remember
NOTICE.
much money
Farcical law, rotten reading alxmt the close of the war.
courts ami money constitutes a eoni as follows.
■ti
THE
I«
hmatioti that nothing can beat but "The ,1 vil 1« dead, the d—<1 ol<l iiiw
ol
Ml TTON
I
be
Who k,ck<-d up s i. Ii a h - I of a mu-.*,
hemp
Its not enough to commit
I
Th.- north and south »hall again unit.’,
PORK-SA I'SAGE.
We arv in want of a few mori- good men
mysterious murder, but those living
N. ver more to take a fight."
. oa.*.» f.-r the ■ «a!« of cimi,.,, varietif-
AND BOLOGN'.E
01 Nursery St,« i, Toiuen who can make
near the scene generally have to be
They will quarrel a little though
j
4 «ixire»» <4 tin- Im «inc«.« we can pay good
lavishly slandered by the villain
Bacon and
Summer Silks,
xó ets. p’r \ ard WilJ U> in the atiidon iiibi niter June 1M «alari«-» <w t onimi» si->n an I give |»>rm3-
who is guilty
All that is neccMar
■I ' ir.i-os Lawns. .... 5
Is>’- at the Ijwrv «uN«* »»( I, s Smith, nein erupt,« nient Me have many new
ALWAYS ON HAND.
rirantr l*:r*«, rhs'-zoi,. V lew nu<e aj»- anti clioicc »j «pryiaJties. both in th • fruit
1 till it
to stop this wholeiaie murder is to
ttth--r
in proportion
.—. line,
...... «Inch oflienido not
le- ided
proved marc* can he t.t k-’H l^eKisk’M tluwe ami ornamental
■r
p.O
.
hundir
,1
v ,
hang ’h* guilty on6* to tree with
'leaf
Deliver^ 1 any place in Tun r»
Ad.fiv*. at .11. e. w ith n fer. fl,* -
alrcatiy cnicits-i For further infarma-
T on f hr
I Wil! not b- Under Sold.
>> 1 a rtf
.
st.fc
er
applv
to
out t.jal. B: sure v >u i|<- right
*
vitine
L L MAY A CO . Nurservinen,
I IH I • »1 < II \Ri,K.
J W HOWARD
I
MITII
grid *h*n
’h?»d
B» «I
'I' PHI Mt\\
I
A vail
!!’ mile FtToj. !f Siiitl'f!*
THE COI RIER.
•luti} li II,
i
DRY GOODS,
Hon. [no.A.Grav.
FANCY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
Flour, Corn and Oat Meal,
Wheat, Barley. Oars, Mill
and Chop Feed, Bran,
John Goode'l
STAPLE GROCERIES
Hon. H. B. MILLLER,
Robert R. Morris,
Advantage to Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Grants Pass Glee Club,
BASKET DINNER,
GEO. W. RIDDLE,
TREES! TREES' TREES!
Fl rmtcre store
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
PHŒNIX. Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
RACINE
With A First-Class Orchestra.
Fltims, Prunes, and Apricots on Myrobolan Plum Stock.
IIOIL-E RACES
BASE BALL
II AMMON BROS.,
C. L. GRAY,
S I I li K’ 1-2 R Si J IJ J )SON,
Hard-ware. Stoves-and Tin-ware. CAHN, NICKELSBURG à CO..
S!udebaker Farm Wagons,
Boots and Shoes,
1 I; ic'l<
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
IllillllUI MIMIIl!
100,000 Trees in Stock,
The World Renonnod
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Chilled
Plows
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
Flouring Mill and Farm
Autocrat Wood Force
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
WII'LIi'S HEIT 1IIHEET.
CITY EXPRESS
NEW STORE! I NEW GOODS'!
NEW PRICES!
LIN'l N('.ST<
I-:
VANCB
Delivery Wagon.
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS.
Spring and Summer Goods!!
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
School Tax.
I
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Standard-bred Trotting Stallion
ADRIAN, N . 6053,
Salesmen Wanted.
City Market.
Fresh and Salted Beef. Pork,