Rogue River courier., July 15, 1887, Image 2

TIIE COLUIEIL
We want everyone who can do so large team* should take the place of
to send us items of news, an l in­ the small ones, and deep cultivation
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form us of the comings ami goings that of shallow, which would doubt-
oschi PaBsr or Jsscpaue Cowry, Orem
in the community. Grants Pass
has more than its proportion of lest remove cause of the complaint
FRIDAY.
. JULY 15 1XK7. intelligent and well jiosted young in this section of the injuries from
men. who if they so desired might north winds, or any other species of
Registered nt th« 1‘ostortie« in Granfa render material assistance to the drouth.
I'ltM, Ore., as Second-Claim Matter.
editor. We believe that the busi­
ness men of the place are fully alive EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
COHHKSIIJXIUCNCE.
to the importance of a live paper
Tacoma is fast assuming propor­
e invite rorrwpon Jenco from al! aec- and need scarcely be reminded that
tionM on aubjecta of local and other in- it takes cash as well as brains to tions as a commercial center.
run a new-paper.
t re-t«.
With < h letter the name and a I Iresn
<»( the wnder ia required, especially if
r* nt for publication.
VALEO CTORY.
There will no space in these
columns for the circulation of petty
gossip or scandel, nor will we |>er
mit the public to be afflicted with
the details of private quarrels. Our
columns will, however, lie open
for the discussion of matter» of a
public nature, and we cordially ask
for communications of such a char­
acter.
A. A. A i . lwortii .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I’. 8. L vNiiOrru k ,
)
K■•RF.m m *. Or., July 5, 1HH7 |
in hereby given that the follow­
ing e . iihc A wettlvr ha>* fiieJ notic» of hi**
intention to make final ¡»riot in MippMt
<»i hi-» «•iiiiin, and that
l proof will I m »
iikul»* lM?foTB the Judge or < Jerk of the
i’ounty Court of Josephine ( oenty, Ore­
gon, at Granl-Pa-•*, Oregon o.u Siittirdav,
Aug Uih, B47, viAiJa-M. Izw|r.»r Hoine-
I cutrv X>>. 3’il. io» th * S W *4 N L
’ , \ ‘ . Of ' i: ?4 8 W
»* E 1 j > • • 7 Tp y!»
S K W
lie num ' the following wit-
neaaes to pr v • hi * <x>ntinuo i* reaideneo
H|>on, and eiiHivation of, *ai<l land, via:
Tin»*
Hvwn
I mm . O M< h*e, Thon
Hamilton Fish died in New York [Li.’l, G.
I Ihtrp * m , al! of Williams P
on June 30th, after a long illness. ; O. jucK*phinc County Oregon.
C ham . VS . J oiinktox ,
The remains of ex governor Adi­ 74MK}
•
Register.
son C. Gibbs, arrived in Portland
on the 8th.
.Ben Holladay, of railroad fame,
died at St. Vincent's hospital, Port­
land, on t'.ie Sth.
Thousands of people have been
drowned in China by the overflow­
ing of the Wenchow river.
i
,
The Westside Telephone an­
nounces that it will take grouse on I
new subscriptions. Tlte-e worthy
brothers appear to have "thrown
off ’ on the old established custom
of taking chickens on subscriptions.
Brother, where do you expect to find
the grouse roost.
Selling Out to Close Business!! ( Spring and Summer Goods ! !
o-
CHEAPER THAN EVER !
Having concluded to close business at this place, I am offering my
large stock of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
-------- A Full Line of--------
Fancy Goods of all kinds, sold at
BED ROCK PRICES
Summer Silks, - 55 cts. p.r vard
Lawus, .... 5 ..............
Other good* iu proportion .
I will not be Under Sold,
J W
C-3tfJ
HOWARD
NEW
STAPLE GROCERIES
Flour, Grain, and Feed Store,
Will lie kept in Stock.
Front St., adjoining Courier Office.
Notk« i’or Publication.
With this issue of the CovniKR
U. 8. Last» OrricR,
I
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
PRGDUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
our connection with it as editor and
R omemcro . Or , Inly 5. 1887.1
Notice
ia
h
reby
given
that
th,-
follow
­
proprietor ceases, Mr. A. A. All­
We have <>]>cned a First-CIsM l-'lour
Thanking the public and my many customers for their patronage in and Feed Store in the building formerly
ing tunned settler ba- filed notice of 11»
worth, of San Francisco, assuming
.nt.- tion to mak" final ¡>na>f in support >f
ar a saddle and harne-a ahop
i occupied
liia claim, «'i I that raid proof will lie the past, I can now make it to their
that responsible position, whom we
where we will ki-cp conmantlv on hand
mad-’:»• ore the Judge or Clerk of th'
commend to our friends for the same
• . in,y Court ,,i losepliino County, Or -
Advantage to Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere. and for aide the best brands of
.
i
n,:-.
I'
»-»,
’
>r.-
t
on,
on
Saturday,
lilzeral patronage they have given
BOARD OF TRADE.
Flour, Corn and Oat Meal.
tu
13tl, 1 -»7, vi. : ti.oina* .i n.,it
us. Mr. Allworth is .skilled in all
il in tea I entri ..sl2, f< r tiie 8 I. 'j N
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Mill
It looks as though the Itnmigra
W i( S i2 N I-! '.i and N E >4- of N F.
that pertains to the newspaper field,
,
tion
Board
was
doomed
to
early
dis
­
-
T[>
:él
:»
ti
■>
W.
lie
nainea
the
fol-
hence in devoting his entire time to i
and Chop Feed, Bran,
lowing witr,.-—.-» l-i prove hi» eontinuoua
i
the paper, we believe he will give solution The Oregonian says of
re.-i 1 -'i-■<• i : t *- i : i , ¡rid cit.'tiv oi/.n of, a iid
and
everything
pertaining to a
this organization:
Ian I, viz Tlio». Stevens, Jas O. McGee,
the many readers of the C ourier a |
la» Tamper, G I. Burgess, all of Wil­
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
- “It is now supported by private
much better journal than it has been '
iam» 1’ <> , Josephine County. Oregon.
, and the ' way is
W. RAZEE & SON.
Citas W. J oiis ’ ston ,
possible for us to do, our time hav- c|(.ar for only two month is more.
7 B-BIJ -.
Register.
S
’
RB
Proprietor»..
ing lieen divided by outside busi­ Those who are now maintaining it
Notice
fur
Publicaiiort.
FHŒNIX.
Oregon,
and
OAKLAND,
California.
ness to the extent that we have 'positively decline to carry the bur
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
t . S L anu OcricR,
)
l»ectt unable to do justice to it. We 'den longer without assistance.
Cyrus W. Field’s “corner” on
They are right. Ifthe people will
K<>hi:ni im, Or , .U.ily 5. 1887.f
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
A. J. SEDGE,
arc gratified to be able to say that not support the board they do not elevated railway stock forced him to
Nol'i-e i* li-r-’iy givon tliat thè follo»-
Main
St.,
(I>et. 4th and nth Grants Pass.
Neither in Quantity, Quality, Varieties. Size >f Trees, nor Health ami X'i.’or
the C ourier is prosperous and hap­ deserve its benefits.”
dispose of all his shares. The cof­ ing nam-I -filler li ni fil •.! notine of hi»
of same. Embracing all the Leading Varieties of
—
Him
jnnt opened a New —
mtention
tu
mak
•
‘
in
il
proni
in
sup|»>rt
of
py, with a bright future befote it;
lu connection with the above we fee and wheat corner men also failed li:- c!aim, and filai -ai I pesti will l>"
APPLE.
PEAR,
PEACH,
PLUM,
PRUNE,
APRICOT,
its columns and its record are clean would suggest to the people of to accomplish their end and many m.i-l- licinre thè .lodge or t ’ierk of thè
and free from stain, corruption or I Grants Pass, the advi ability of of them were financially wrecked, Uom.ty Court ot JoHcphi le Co’intv, Or*-
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
1 Where will lie kept on hand ami n r san-
go i.
fi’ irt I'. imh , o'i S.tur.l.iy, Aurust
all kinds of
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contaminating influences. It is at forming a local Board of Trade. |t is perfectly proper that they Jotli, 18S7, vie l’rederic i Geyer. Ilo.no-
j Furniture, Beddinfl, Plctur« Frames.
peace with all its upright exchang­ Such a society, having within its should collapse under such clreum-1 -te.ul ia • ■ v No. .';sl7, for t i " I.ots ,*>, li ani
SPEC
I
ALT
I
ES.
Brackets, Etc., Etc.
7, ari I N E ‘4 S E ‘ , ► ■ • In, Tp 3<>. < R
es, and with all the law abiding, fnnetinna
i W ile nainea thè foli v.ving witnes-es
functions the newer
power tn
to deal with
with - ' . stances,
Door-Frames, Window-Frames, Brackets
lo prò e Ili- ci>ntlimona residence 'ipm,
]>eace loving and enterprising peo questions of a public nature, such
Etc., made to order. S|wial attention
given to
It is believed tliatC. P. Hnnting-, ! an I ,- ;.i.toi. h . u I la i I, vi.: : John
pie, and is in d fair way to do much as the planting of new industries in
Loy.U. ìe-vti, John lir’ivv’i, Si-, Wil-
UNI) EIlTA 1< INC.
P. Barry Pear,3tlie liest late shipping variety.
good in this community. In a spirit our midst, the encouragement of I ton, the Central Pacific railroad I li .in 11.un.in, all <>f Grama Pass, Jos-
Muir Peach, (freestone) still heaiia the list.
: Repairing and ail kinds of work in my
Uuaniy, < frugoli.
magnate,
is
about
to
be
indicted
for
I
’
bm
of loyalty to our own institutions business met) and agriculturalists to
line neatly and promptly executed.
Clits. V.’. JoUSaTelt,
Kanaday's Cling, the canner'» pri-le.
Kegisler,
and welfare we should give it our I locate in this vicinity, and the iti- | bribing members of the United, ••Slit)
— AL»O —
Kelsey’s Japan Plum, has no peer.
unanimous support, for it is the de­ 1 auguration of public enterprises! States Congress. After Mr. Hun-1
r.obe de Sargent Pnine, never before offered in Oregon. It is
Manufacturer's
! tington testified before the Pacific
this which, in a dried state, forms the celebrate I prime D'Eutc,
C. L. GRAY,
fender of all our interests and the 1 such as water works, etc., might,
(Frem h CoiiserveH),
AGENT
railway
investigating
committee
last
advocate of all that pertains to our no doubt, would, prove a great ben-
Berkeley Goosberry, the most profitable of them all.
PRAC rtCAL
for thu
spring,
to
having
paid
out
$6,000,-
welfare. Having at least tried to . efit in building up Grants Pass.
Languedoc, King’s, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
000
to
the
members
of
both
Houses,
do go.xl as the publisher of the We believe the business men of the
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
COURIER, we bid our readers a re­ j town to be full of enterprise and ! 1 the Attorney General decided to in
1 vestigate the matter. Three times
luctant farewell.
Evergreens,
shrubs, roses, clematis and flowing plants, small fruits, grapo
[ push. What is wanted is some
vines, etc., etc.
I the amount of money paid, and
W. J. W imer .
The Pest Mill
means of directing these latent ’
— ■{ Aso J-—
Before purchasing elor-wliere, partie» intending to plant trees will find
1 three years imprisonment for each
made.
it to their interest to come and see our stock and learn our prices.
forcesand
concentrating
them
into!
SALUTATORY
and every offense, is the penalty.
A aburo uf public iKitronage
mt run age is
w rt-i-jo'et-
r< >j*ct-
Catalogues mailed gratis ii]sm application. Address «11 communications to
; concerted action. Isolated enthu-l
inlly Holiciteil, ami satisfaition gu.ir.u-tci-.l
This is an important issue.
lip-ly
Under the management of Mr. siasm rapidly becomes dormant and !
* ('.RANTS PASS,
OREGON.
. J. Wimer, the Rogue River | the most public-spirited and enter-j
rinrnix, Jackson county, Oregon.
51 If
Notice For Publication.
Notice to the Public.
All watch work warranted for one year
Courier has been distinguished for I prising man fails to accomplish i
enterprise and has gained the good
U. 8. Lvsn <»rrtcr,
BY Virtue of the '»ale of the COURIER WSlCllCS,
£3(1 SpvCtaC183 if dll KlSdi
will and respect of its patrons as i much in the way of public improve­ Printing plant, all unpaid Muhncriptions j
lto»EiK 1:0, O h ., June 7, lsS7.)
i
KEPT ON HANI).
Notice is hereby given that th • follmv-
well as a high place among the ments unless supported and encour- - n,,w owing, »re payable to Mr. A. v All-'
-------
DEALERS IN -------
ing named settler has filed notice of his
journals of this state. Being an aged by his fellow citizens. Then : worth, also all unpaid A(lv(‘itÍKÍn¿ from
Musical Instruments Repaired,
intention to make tinnì proof in support of
W. J. WIMER.
entire stranger to this district, we let steps lx? taken to organize such June Ut, 1SM7
Iva claim, imd that saiil pro-.if v.ill
|tl-17tf
must confess that it is with some I a society of our business men. It;
made b'-for-‘ the Cleik of th:1 ('oimly
County
Treasurer
’
s
6th
Notice.
diffidence that we succeed to the
Court oi Jackson county, Or , at Lick-on
\. 1!. CAIIHON.
b.
W.
(
AHBON.
6th
St.,
between
Main
and
H,
Grants
Pass,
Or.
vili', Oregon, on Saturday, Ju!v ltilb.
chair which Ins been so ably filled j will not usurp the powers c>f the Orrn r: or rm Cor nt v T kkakvhkr , I
...................
II. Carter, Prv-ernpi u
Have the laugest and moat Complete Stn; k in their line in So illu rti Or.'^on, v.hicl. i 1887, viz • John
by the retiring editor. We trust, 1 town councilors or county comtnis- i
Grants Paas, July l.'itli, IS87 f
0. S. No. Is-I.'i,
S >5, f,,r lit,. N W i,
N W 1.
they will ael!
however, by earnest endeavor and : sioners, nor lx? in antagonism io t Notice ia hereby given that there are
-ec 1. ami N »i ‘.t 01 N F, >4 Sec 2, Tp ; -,
Six miles South of < »rants Pass, Josephine
AS
LOW
AS
TIIE
I.OWEST.
in
the
Cout'.y
Treasury
for
the
ra-
,
with some little experiance in Jour­ them, but will rather strengthen i 1 tonda
S It 4 west, W .*•1. He names the folh.w
'
demotion of the following County War
ng v. itneraea lo i rove his coi.1 ¡¡moo-
(’ounty, < >rt‘ix<ni.
nalism, to still merit the support
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
their
hands
and
stimulate
them
to
1.ulta, protested to No. 2il, July 11, INS’i
.esidi-r.ee
upon ¡¡lid cultivation of, h :<: I
and patronage of the people of this
A
H
CARSON
&
SON,
Niimtiera 2, 5, 6, 7, S, 0, 112, 16, 17,'
'and-, viz. E. W. Iliirainond, • luiré-
the
most
enterprising
actions.
district.
13, II, 17, 20.
Proprietors.
Allbright, Frederick Alll.right,
.’
Hteplii-*i
I
■
Inti-reat o;i thu same will cease from
Beers, ail of W<x«hilk,
!’ , P. <> , Jack.-isi
,i w HOW it:l>.
county, Or.
We lielieve that a happy and 1 ^he editor of this paper returned
Treasurer.
CHAS. W. JOHNSTON,
prosperous future lies stretching out I home just before going to press anti 7-13-41
6-10-Ct ;
1 legist er.
Conaisting of
before the people of Southern Ore­ , barely in time to siy a word of the ,
|
good
|>e<>ple
of
Grants
Pass.
The
Nutico
for
Publication.
gon, and that the growth and de
APPLE, PEAR,
M. 1. CAIIN.
S. NICXX1 »IllEli
velopment of Grants Pass in par­ town is really a wonder of thrift and I
.1. lì 1KTHE1M.
•TKV WEM.
PEACH, PLUM,
U.S.
L
and
O
ffice
,
I
enterprise.
It
has
grown
lip
within
I
ticular will be specially brilliant.
Rosoburg Oregon. July 13tn, 1S87.|
I
si
Iggies
PRUNE, CHERRY,
a
few
months,
but
its
buildings
have
We have been delighted with the
Notico is hereby given that the follow­
I
I
.1
climate charmed with the pictur­ .1 substantial air and evince gtxxl ing named dottier han filed notice of I um A I> RI COT. N ECT A RIN E,
Muí
1'
I I
architectural
taste,
and
the
location
intention
to
make
commutation
proof
in
Si
I
ALMONI).
WALNUT.
es pie scenery and have found the
The auppurt of of liia claim, and that «aid
is
all
that
could
lie
desired,
inhabitants to lie open hearted and
CHESTNUT
and
proo. will lie niU'le Indore the Judge or
true men and enterprising citizens people are charming ami entertain Clerk of the County Court of Josephine
I
ing
in
a
s<x?ial
way
as
any
....
v one Coiintv. Oiegnn, at Granta Pa.»», Oregon, Shade and Ornamental Trees,
We shall consider it a pleasant duty
Saturday. Aug. 2 1, IHS7, viz Win M Grape Vines, Currants, Gooslxtrries,
to aid and hasten the happy con COllld vwsh to meet, ami tie firm be
llomeatead entry No » .a >, fur the
course of events that is, wc believe, lievers in their future. A sash an I 1 » ’iatt,
*« oi N E 1 j Sec H Tp 36 S R '» west \V
Blackberries, Raspberries,
129 à 131 Sanseme St.. San Fiiicfece. Cal.,
to make Grants' Pass the proud door factory is the main industry of. M. He natnea the following witnesse# to |
Strawberries,
Figs,
the
town,
is
furnished
with
fine
ma
1
'
___
j prove his continuous residence u | m » u , and |
metropolis of Southern Oregon and
I rtutory, 115 A 117 I Liven St root.
Etc., Etc.
‘
*, aiiid ! land,
_ *, viz: E. IHinick, i
Josephine county the home of happy ehinery and gives employment to i . , u!fivationof,
[5-6-<jia
Senator
Miller
Benjamin
Menvh,
Miiitii
Cook.
Mahlon
one hundred men. ______
i
Otir Trees are yrewii wit!.out irrigation
thousands.
is the leading business spirit of the 'Oieeler all of Granta Rasa, Jtwvphine on Red hill kind, and all of known varie-
County Oregon.
1 tieathat «ueets'd in Southern Oregon.
Cu ah . W. J ohnston ,
Flouring Mill and Farm
Politically the Courier will con place and we had the h jnor to meet
Tliotu* contemplating tree planting will
in
addition
to
the
senator
and
his
715-l't
Register.
do well to visit our Oichard and Nursery,
tinue to maintain the -.attic inde-
FOK SAfoE
or w rite 11.» for price list
]>endent stand which it has so long family, Mr. Fayle, superintendent'
situated
oil
Murpliv Creek, Jorephink
Post-otliee
—
Murphy,
JoM*plii"e
Coun
­
Notice for Publication.
advocated. Wc believe that party of the factory, Dr. Van Dyke, Prof.
county. Oregon, eight mile» onulli
Autocrat
Wood
Force
ity, Oregon. K It. Station, Grunts Pai«.
Benson,
and
Mr.
Wimer,
editor
of
feelings are allowed to run riot
Granta l’a»». a Firat-da»» FLOURING
A ll < A RSt IN A SON
V S. L and O ffice ,
i
MH.I, with Patent Machinery, doing
to too great an extent in this glori the C urier, ami their families, ami Rowubiirg, Oregon, .July 12th, 18874
c.-infi
¡paid work ami has a g,«j,i cnato’m
Th»
ous country of ours, to the no stn ill many others, of whom we shall Notice is hereby given that the follow­
1
’
ïJilipsi,
FARM contains ;;;<:> h - tch of land: in
detriment of all our jKople except cherish the most pleasant reeollec ing named settler has has tiled notice of Brick! Brick!! Brick!!!
ucn-» in clover, nml ov i V>0 acre» under
intention to nuke final proof in mud -
ing the professional politician and tions. The celebration was a fine his
■iiltivation; aloo g.»>d Orchard, good
And all goods handled by
I* nt of his claim and that said proof will
success;
the
crowd
large;
the
din
Hotiou and Hama and irrigation ditch,
office seeker. Especially in new
1» ■ m.ele boion* the Register or Receiver
Cheaper
than
the
Cheapest.
l ine fitiiati-.n for a .lain-farm. Can ir-
STAVER & WALKIvK,
districts such as this, tile people tier beyond description, and the of I' S Land Ofliuc at Roseburg, Oregon,
ri rate almost anv part of t!>o plant. I
— AT —
will l»e much Ix-tte-r to expend their amusements thoroughly enjoyable. on Saturday, Aug. 2'»th, I m *7. viz : John
-----
Including
the
-----
further particular» call or address
entry No. 3S26, lor
energies iu harmoniously promoting We may all l>c proud of Josephine B Oro^s, I ionicstead NW',
Lt.'A (s s'!’¡ONG. Murphy, Oregon.
EMPIRE MOWERS. REAPERS and BINDERS.
» U , > .
the
\ W ,..........
as
a
part
of
our
senatorial
district
D.
W.
HARDIN
’
S
new enterprises, and to k* ivc the
2S and S E
of N E
Sec 29 Tp 34 s R
and
though
we
must
do
it
over
the
HYDRAULIC
PIPE
and
GIANTS
rancorous party strife to politicians
H weM W M
He h .unes the follow mg
1 ). Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods
Our politics will l>e to secure the mountains, we are glad to sh ike. wiincFftvs to prove his continuous resi- 1 T RICK VAR
m:
and prices before purchasing.
tip
the
above
IIC.lt
compii-
■•••»•
»
up.Hl,
an,
I
cultivation
of.
sailI
land,
Wc cl
— All kinds of —
very best available men for local
!..
I. .- ...I, Niday,
V . I . • « < I. baa. Sexton, Itili.
Cor. of Front anil III, Sts..
vr
frank
David I
offices, irrespective of part’’. For merit from the Coast Mail, presided Sexton, Garrett t ro. kett, all of Lucky
MASONRY WORK
Grant’s Pass, - - Oregon.
t te rest, it wil! make not one parti over by Hon. John A. Gray, who ljueen, Josephine Conntv. Or.
The PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET is
Cu is tv JoHNKToN,
cle
of difference
Pr.'inptic and neatly executed
------
-------- „j to the people of our people will long remember
now o|s-i: and prepared to supply custom­
s
là
<;t
Register.
49tf
Southern Oregon whether Cleve-
ers wiili the choicest cuts of
land is re-elected or Blame returns pleasantly, and whose oration at
BEEF. MUTTON, PORK.
SUMMONS.
Administrator s Notice.
to the political contest and dejwises this place the 4th instant is a matter
All kin<ls of
him.
In the Circuit Court of th-.’State of Ore­
1 of comment very favorable to that In the mH ter of I lie I!-t.it • of M \
S A U S A
E S
gon, iu and for the County of Jowphine
m.»n, 4lvee.ist‘d.
gentleman. We shake.
A share of the public patronage re-
(jite-dions of great public import
Notice H her’by jriven that the nn<h»r- Lucy Blackwood, Plaintiff, v». William
P.ega leave to inform the public that he ia now nicely located on the corner of
II Blackwotal, Defendant.
spectfullv solicited.
will 110 doubt arise ami call for the
Gf late wc have heard considera >ia:ne<l Ini’* be •!) .ip|K»:nte<l by the ;'onnt>
6TH AND H STREETS. GRANT’S PASS
OREGON.
BUNCH BROS..
decided expression of opinion. In ble comment among our farmers Court of Jost ph ne Count , Oregon, fit­ Suit in Equity for Hivorce.
4-Stf]
ting m Probate administrator of tba* es­
To William II Blackwood, the ala.ve
I*r< >prietors
all such cases tin- Courier will give
With
a
larrge
Aaaortment
of
tate oi M. A < h.ipm in, »b e ,i'*A >l.
named defendant:
no uncertain sound and we trust with regard to prevailing north
\V M. UH Al’d W.
In the name of the State of < tregon, n>u
will always Ire found advocating the winds during the cropping season
A<lniiniMtrutor ol - ti l I- -tate.
atv hereby notified ami required In appear
7-8-4w
side which «ill tend to the greatest and its unfavorable effect. This I ated July ftth, HS7.
¡1'1'1 an»w r the complaint fil<sl againat
you in the above entltle<l auit in the ofiiiv
Ami everything to be found in a First-Class atoee, which I will sell
good and happiness to the greatest wind is doubtless the same as that
J. H AHLF
Proprietor.
of the Clerk of said Court, in which l.tiev
number of the |>eop|c.
Notice For Publication.
which is so common in California,
Blackwood i» plaintiff, anil you. William
VERY I.OW FOR CASH, OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE.
M a ix S treet .
II Itt.i' kwoial, is defendant, on or Indore
G rant ' s P aís
I’ S L.ixn Orrtc*.
I
We purpo.se tlut the Cot KIKR but it is far less disastrous in its ef­
the F:r-t day of the next t rm of said FaT’Call and see me l»efore purchasing elsewhere.
It
->:m
Fu,
On.,
July
s.
1HS7»
Cirvuit ’o.irt, t-ewit; the tir»t day of
«hall keep pace with the times and fects upon growing vegetation.
Nialie is licrvbv given th.it the follow- \11g11M. 1*8'. \nd if you fail to appear
to that < nd we intend at an early With deep cultivation, manure,
inz nnliir I settler li t« filed riiHi.v of his and ana ver »aid c-'inplaint. 'Ufault will
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork
date to malt« alterations that will subsoiling and summer fallowing, intention to in ikn tinul proof in • ip|->rt <■( la' taken again»! von. and for want of an
give more space for general reading we need not tear the north wind. liis < l.iiin, uibl tb.it -in-1 proof »ill Is* answer, the plaintiff will ipp!v to raid Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
MUTTON,
Salesmen
Wanted.
nuble b.-torr the Judge orl'b-rkot toe (’ourt for tiie relief priiM»! for in »aid com­
matter. We must crave the for
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plaint, to-wit. For a decree di»»olving
PORK-SAUSAGE,
I tea ra uce of our readers until such In this connection we have noticed Coiinl v l o'lrt i f .lo«< | lime County, Ore the
M .* ire in want ,4 s few mon* good men
marriage
contract
hervtoiore,
anil
now
ii‘ Grants I’.isa, Oregon, on Saturday,
LOrs
to canvaaa for the-,i> f choice vitrietie«
times as wc can perfect our news that the farmers throughout this giHi.
rxi-tuig li’w -.tic.' ».lid plaintiff and
Au.nist I..th, ISS7. lie tie,
AND BOLOGNA
Ni.r-en st.a k To men » ho > .in make
getting facilities, when we will en country do their farming w ith small
von. the ih fen.iant, and for the ciiatmlv !•'( >K .«< A I.E in 1’1 HEN 1 X a ; sins-."««
.11 n.v-l•• i I earn No i
of the businera we ewe v—--
and
care
of
the
children
named
iu
»aid
4.
Tp
3».
S
K
:
ileavor to produce the new sicst sheet teams, A- a general thing they aie N W >4
und La rd
*nl-ir*. -
_
-... m*e p-rioa-
to «<■» 1« «—
I to plaiutiff, and
lie iiutiHM the following
in Southern f> < :<m
I-r... • - * -
small and interior; hence of f course pr»ve bij continu sis residence u|«
... i”* nth'», mv Kh'»|M. .«<o euipioymeBt We have man» new
ALWAYS ON HAND.
o, on.» MU’.
m of «.o I t... I
Stork
hand, tngvtl er with tw«» lot« up­ and choice speeiattiew, la>th in the fruit
- BBOWF.IJ.
In order to aecor.tplish what wc there is an almo-t entile aninun
on whiuh the *ho<m an* hx’atvd. Also, and ornamental line, which other» do not M.-at Delivered
any place in Town
U>r (or i‘laintiff.
on»» at rv <»f irrnmMl favorably located for handle. Addn «.« ,t »nee, with reference«
¡ mm 1
ri sire if i* f.c.naij 11,.;’, «vstiouto
,
Circuit
Call
<m
or
addreea
f REF. of < HAiiGB.
rere c tht hearty cooperation of
1». L MAY CO Nurserymen,
MIKL FORMAN.
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r.ijMl
u'.st
r pp i
A SIlFP nf !!• PïNIC
GEO. W. RIDDLE,
TREES! TREES!“TREES!
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries.
l-i KN nr Its: STOlti;
Flums, Prunes, and Apricots on Myrobolao Plum Sloch
WATCH
RACINE
dl MAKER
O^VilMiulLL!
j ew Eu:n,
HAMMON BROS,,
SHKRKR & JUDSON
Hard-ware, Stoves and d'in-ware.
illiilLIMlAlHini
Studebaker Farm Wagons,
II i iel<‘
100,000 Trees iu Stock,
idi
CAHN,NICKELSBURG&CO
Boots and Shoe
Chilled
Plows
ACME HARROWS, VICTOR WIND
*\ I ILLS,
people ' s
it hirket
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
LIVINGSTChXE VANCB
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS,
_ ________________________ L. VANCE.
T own
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Citv Market
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