Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 22, 1887, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPeonio Wo All Know. County Court Proceedings. The band of gypsies, who were ( A<ivcrt ¡«einent. ) County Treasurer’s 6th Notice. camped near 6th street, after en- Th Grants Past Visitor«. Charley Bra Ifbrd of Applegate, JULY 6 — BILLS ORDERED PAID. Omea or tuaCorxTY T bxaiwbk *. 1 ' gaging for a number of days in their i: in tow:- 4T W J. Wimer is visiting his mines Grants Pa*«, July 13th, 1887) Tlios. Chapman, constable tees, The teachers of the valley have usual routine of horse trading, ra near Wald' Nrticr H hereby given that there are Wr.i. Marsh i convalescing from $4 »5; cing and fortune-telling, to the de come and gone. We have had a JULY 22 1887. ER AV funds in the ('.nintr Treasury for the re O. If. Starr, tinning Rogue river demption L. Leonard of Alt’-, use. was in light or sorrow 1 f many of our citi the measles. four days visit from many plea;a:it of the following C ounty War town yesterday. bridge, S4 75- Lcn. Jennings has purchased zens. broke camp Monday morning rants, protested to No. 20, July 11, 1885: IK’ople, and we can look over the ST E ANDCOUNTY OFFICIALS J. Staley. Chinaman, $2.00. another bear. Nuu>l«re 2, 5, 6, 7, 8. 0, 112. 16, 17, Mrs. Haskell and Miss Bessie and wended their way toward the • tats orrlcuu : field and -,c what we have gained S. F. Kellog, county paupers, 13. 11. 17, 20 sunny Sonth. Bowen have gone to Sissons. Chas. Duncan of Kerbyvillc was Interest on the same will cease from S| g»‘ tu PaXXOTBB, Governor by their visitation. The four days SH5-55- this date J. W. HOWARD. Jos. S. Scott, well known to our in town Wednesday. ■ PWM c B biub , ... Secretary Chas. Hughes has rented his Bill of costs W. A. Hunter case, have been dedicated to the discus 7-15-41 Treasurer I W. W ebb , Treasurer farm m. ir Waldo to E. F. Meissner citizens, has recently returned from Chas. Saunders of Taylor creek, sion of how to teach, and 1 hope all $134“ j B M illeu Senator of Kerby. came up Wednesday. a visit to his old home in Iowa. T. G. Patterson, janitor fees, Representative have been profited thereby. 1 IL M itchell . John Stillenger is preparing to B M c E lbuy Snpt. Pub. Instruction I once heard a distinguished edu $6o.oo. Patrick Jacobs and family of We regret to learn that while there he met with a heavy bereavement make a trip to "Banch-grass.’’ h.» I. K. W ebster Circuit Judge T. G. Patterson, fees W A Hun cator of many years’ standing, say District Attorney Ashland passed through town this tn the death of his father. Wc be IV m M Coivi« Wallace Crockett returned from that after a lifetime spent among ter case. $42.00; Chas. Jeroy case. week for Waldo to visit. cor sty orrict iL»: lieve Mr. Scott intends to remain California on Wednesday evening. teachers, he had been convinced $7 90; Circuit court. $201.65. The Myrtle Creek band will give with us for some time. He will be . .County Judge Volney Colvig Beech Platter, moving pauper, Mxster Chas. Crow, of Ilog that there were three things attach J M Payne * Cotuuiiasioners a grand concert and ball in Grants heartily welcomed by his many creek, was in the city last Tuesday. .er could not do: “add up a column $7.00. Fimeoll Me- liger Pass in about a month ’ s time. friends. C. K < ’baiiBloi Clerk Janies McFall et al, jury lists. SOMERVILLE & AXTELL Mr. IL Sintkins. of the Simkins of figures quickly and get the right J W. Howard Treasun r A young people's meeting has PROPRIETORS. A. D. Helman, D. D. G. M . cf $7 00 pro l-.ict; spell correctly, and give a hotel, went to Sain's Valley last T. <!. Pattereon Sheriff been organized by the Methodist A. Grimes, et al, viewing road, GRANTS PASS. reason for anything. ” He said they OREGON. Tuesday. Ed. F. Hathaway School Superintendent I. O. O. F. of Ashland, visited the place last Saturday society which meets every Sunday knew that such and such a book $5.00. I'li-err C i HKT —Convene«on11 " s.-con.l lodge at this Miss Meilic Neely, of Hog prairie, afternoon at 4 o’clock, with C. H. (Opposite R. R Depot.) W. H. Flanagan, board and treat said certain things were true, but Monday in April, and First Holiday in night. Walker, leader, aud Prof. Benson, is lying dangerously ill with ty why they were true, the teacher ment Mrs. Yatts. $89.00. No vomì «r Dr. Kremer having returned t ■> Coi sty Cot Kr—Convenes on the First Grants Pass, would intimate to the chorister. The services are com phoid fever. never could tell. The old educator' Ed. Smith, tinning Rogue river BRILYD, Chas. Tremble and Mr. Roe re might have been cynical, and no bridge, $12.00. Monday in January, April, July and pos«! of singing, scripture readings PIES, and public that he is again ready to September and religious experiences. A cor turned home on Sunday from the doubt was; but if he had atteuded S P D N: 1, Co., lumber, $13.83. CAKES. transact business. [7-22-it dial invitation is extended to all Siskiyou tunnel. W. Saunders, surveying road. the meetings of the Institute he Liver rills. Messrs. Strohecker and Beacom t'ne young people to attend and Wm. Crow's pack train started would have changed his mind. $ro.8o. — Alt»», l*c»ler» in — I’s -Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver l*i!ls have gone on a holiday excursion thus increase the interest of the on Monday, with goods for Sherer B A Williams, constable fees How the word “Institute" should for Sallow Complexion. Pimple- on the and expect to be absent two weeks, meetings. & Judson’s mines, on Whiskey apply to such a gathering, islieyond $16-25. FANCY and STAPLE Face ami Ilillio:.anos. Never sickens or hunting and fishing. — At a regular meeting of Golden creek. _ Piguey & Cook, repairing jail. <9 my comprehension. Some of the gripes. Only one ior a d<■> •. Samples I Skeetors, repairing bridge, $ >5. The genial countenance of I; S most eminent teachers of the coun tree at W. F. Kremer Mrs. Col. W. S. Stone is expec: u Rule Lodge. Ro. 78. I. O. O. F., T G Patterson, county court fees, on a visit to this city at an early the following officers were installed Smith shone for several c’ays this try were here, and they were among IMl’OTF.XCY in in .11 or woman cured , date. Her many friends will be by D. D. G M. A. I). Helman: J. week on our streets. Mr. S. reports the most modest in expressing their $13.00. CANDIES. FRUITS. be.. : '..i tune. For - ■ C K Chanslor, clerks fees, $184 - A. Jennings, N. G.; T. Y. Dean. the work of det-elopement progress views and in pressing their claims delighted to welcome her. at Kremer's drug »tcrtF—'- t CIGARS. TOBACCO 30; stamps and expressage, $9 50. V. G.; J M. John. R. S.; C K ing lively on the mines. to attention. FOIl DYSl’El’^I A ami liver onipla>nt, Jacob and James W. Wimer are Chanslor. P. S.: Harry Smith. Ed F Hathaway, stationary &c., It is true, that some of the discus Joe Bowers, who has been rusti- Broad delivered Tree of Charge, vo't have a printed guarantee on every going to Coquille to look at the I'ott' t>f Sliil. h'a Vit.dlz ;• It <b*ver fails country, with a view to locate. The Treas.; Jos. Moss, C : Win. Rich. [ eating in the mountains of Califor sions were spirited and well main S4-75 !«-17u Warden; B. A. William«, R. S. N.1 to care. For sale a'. Kremer's. t J W Howard, mdse, $j.6o. tained: but as a rule, they were former offers his fine farm for sale. G.: J. I,. Scott, I. S. N G.; J. T. , nia. for several weeks, is at home simply an opportunity for the dis- W J Winter, printing. $24. "YX (AA O thatare fretful, peevl i., again. His foot, so badly crushed n c. or troubled with Three Chinamen, were killed and Robertson. R. S. V. G.; O. IL in a railroad accident some time plav of technical terms and jaw Sherer \ Judson, nails, $8.56. Windy Colic, Teething Pains, or ' robbed on the Siskiyou«, aiidanoth- Starr, L. S. V. G. B Demie, repairing road, $2. breaking words. The smaller th. I since, is nearly healed. titomach Disorders, can bo relieved cr wounded, Monday night. They J M Payne, $16. knowledge possessed by the dispu The genial countenance of our' Hon. Daniel Greene, of the Sugar at oneo by Ming Acker’s Baby Soother. S Messenger, $15. It contains no Opium or Morphine, had been paid off, lienee the rob- ¡respected tow-man, Dr. Kremer, Bine ledge came up to the city last tant, the biger the words he used, honco Is safe. Price £5 cents. Sold by ’ berv. In the matter of a change of road . once more illuminates Ids place of Tuesday. Work is suspended for and the greater the facility with W.*F. K. iter. AND The doctor has been the present on his ledge, but he ex-1 which h? threw technical terms at near J. Wimer's place, there living 1 “The Drummer Boy" will appear business. SIIILOU'.-t CATARRH RF.MF.( i Y- h in the Mti-iie Hall, Grants P.i the heads of his audience. From n > rcinon (trance to the change; it taking a short holiday with lit pccts it will soon lie carried on in a positive cure .' .1 catarrh, dii htl> e ia, ami the energy displayed in this line, was granted and new road ordered | Delivery Wagon. e inker mouth l er Bale at Kremer's Aug. 2id and 23d. under the auspi family, first spending a short time more exten ivc sy stem than before. some mighty founts of wisdom wore a public highway. New road near ces of Gen. Logan Post. Particu in the city of Portland and after ilrti- store * J. B. Hutch, the gentlemanly I cooped up in some mighty small Murphy place same. Commercial and other travelers WILLI.; I CVI.vm I’a-.ilioa. lars later. wards enjoying the invigorating proprietor of the Commercial hotel, craniums. '., "avs that Gilmore'- Magnetic Elixir aud exhiliarating breezes of the sea' Jury Ll»t for August Term. is confined to his bed through ¡li S. W Gra <>n, cf Gridley, a first- ired liim of a Itt’t-z stamli’ig Throat and The Drama in the evening was Trunks Delivered Promptly. He returned home much ne s. His absence from our streets Lung trouble. Knuar n -IG it . cla«s broom maker, is expected coast. good indeed: each one taking tlieii Win Crow, II I) Harkness, 1-Ur refreshed, and may now lx? found Calls answered shortly in Grants Pass. He lias and consequent cessation of horse J 41 t Ulial They -tei Nay. in his accustomed place, healing racing will he deeply regretted by particular parts in a Ixtcoming man Liobmsnn. T P l.ec, J I) Allen. Jos been engaged by I). W. Kiess to fc£T DAY or NIGHT ner. The first thing that strikes us ie oi Sa-Run, III. Hyatt. M M Davidson, N 1 ’ Ells savF H.»i. D I>. H i the .‘■ iik and dealing out castor oil the community. tu, tis -s Dr. H > .i-iko’s Cmr/h and Lung assist him in his broom factory. on review ing our impressions of the hr e, A A Wimer, Chas Agee, L S and confectionery, physic and soda W, M. ROYAL, PRoFniFToR. Syran in hi" faiBÌly vii): ili- mont Mr. Wilson, grocer, killed a full water, swtct scented waters and I Miss Louise Crockett of this city, evening's drama, was the absence iSniiili. p S t’ook. II W Coo|>er, J 5-13-41 I iftcr* ri Its, :i all u.i*’.’ of Courlis, returned last Sunday evening 1 to nf young ladies, all the parts being McAllister, lllioat, J 11 Croxton, 1 olils and < : pud r‘commend* it in grown black I.-car on Spring uioun- delicately perfumed cigars, fresh partieulxr for 11” 1 dille onea. Sample bot- ' tain, near town, last Saturday. As fruit an i fancy articles too numer Grave crcck. where she will finish/monopolized bv married Lillies— James McG irvey, Sant Alderson. B teaching the remaining three week-r old girls as it were, verging oil the Bcinick, H T Bartlett, T F Floyd. ile 3 cent." al V I Krumcr’i*. lie had no knife lie was obliged to ic mention. / - of Iter term cf school. sere, the yellow leaf—who should Adm Wells, John Hunt, David John, leave Mr. Bruin where he was shot. li l\ EWI-ILT .>■' l’a-.ilion N Mr. F. M. Nickerson of this city, be found in the audience with their ft G Burns,’ W A Massie, J T Mack MU)NT NTKF.KT. tirante Ta»». Orrgon Grants Pass Band. ,'f G'.jan’’- Arnin ita-Wine : I T iiat corn does well in Southern has been 1 .siting the Grand Lodge family, where they would look ill. C (> Biglow, Aenry Brockman, i vi”-. _■ il ■ bea ino t d •-i'-.iremedv Oregon is proved by the many ex — l>r\t.i:H IX — meeting of the A. O. U. W., w hich It gives us great pleasure to noli much more becoming. lo t>.» ii’.u'.-I ij t-o-'i’y famiiy.” J < r l'ali- What a Jos Sowell, J S Denise. cellent fields that may be seen. met in Portland during Wednesday, Ht Kr-m'-i the re organization of the Grant) .contrast to the bright young voices Among the best we may mention Thursday and Friday of last week, Pass banc, and .... ...... o.l .0 vv «.pyvuiv.« W anted — A good girl, clean, that on it footillg. '.tint appeared 10 in a a iviuitl former Olauia. drama. loth myself and the fields of Messrs. Mash an 1 in which order he occupies the office that will insure ,e its peri.t inent cs (ringing out on the evening air like tidy and quick. For further par 'oil’s eoustmip-- uf D. 1). G. M. Mr Nickerson tablisliment. We believe that the a new coin, every word and act ticulars apply or address the Bag Kremer's drug ï ion cura ¡J ' represented a Kerby lodge. Here- band already own the Music Hall eieating hearty applause. It would ley Hotel, Grants Pass. [’ «ti TOBACCO, + 1 < A sad drov :i:ng accident occurred! «tora. si ■ >*■' turned to Gi ants Pass on Monday of as well as a fair supply of instru- I e more pleasing to see ftccs spark trifle .a t anv Tlsroet on ' st Tillamook k: it Sunday. CIGARS. ll. B. Miller & Co., have on hand V I.-.nj 1-Ke •0. 'By oil l.avJ ’ carrying ring five persons from LincolfV ¡this week, , and reports excellent: merits, and so have a great advan ling with the jeweled dew s of the a large lot of extra - for I). M Os CANDIES. I» Cc-ugh Ct ■: ' ch!:-J'en ere was struck by a flaw off Hobson- iucc-tmg ”. Statistics show that this tage over mo:'. new organizations. morning of life, of which we have * borne Ct Co.’s michines, which they ^ociety is th: - ' ' NUTS. ETC. rapidly increasing in Us» A<t:r.‘ i.sjlUi K'-w.-'.y ra.d ‘ ville and capsized, Four men were mzinoers’ii p. notwithstanding tlx Fourteen of our citizens ha ve agreed many such in our midst. There will sell for less than cost. Ili/lieHt Cimh price paid fur j frowned. to join the new musical s ¡cictv and .are many young ladies who are further u pla. It ii r. jo-iiirc c-a«v [6-24-41 recent dire al. tiiity at Nanaimo, in they will I .• under the leadership more competent as to ability and ate® it. Trlcu 10 and COc Chas. A. Beach, P. M. at Alt- winch eight tn -mlien of til” onlcr Agents wanted for the sale ol Country I’roduve, link's, i’tirs of I’rof. Sutimer, who 1ms recently appearati e, to take parts now acted . bouse, and Itter ¡l in en cf the Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Grajx.- s<, ) I.- a't’i r'L pn some place called at this office Wed , lost their lives. Wc are pleased to taken lip hi; abode in the town. by married ladies. Etc . Etc. Young men p, •!: t;; state that Mr. Nickerson intends to The professor is said to be a pro -cem t 1 prefer the married ladies Vine . etc., etc. For terms, ad Give me a call and be Convinced. nesday, They catlie over on bus;- take up a permanent residence in , Liner k ijps It. t dress California Nursery Co., Niles, d with the August Grants Pas:, and at an early date ficient musician, and eminently fit cast for certain parts. 1 cannot ac Alameda Co., Cal. |>BE VOI' '".\i>r‘A-:t • Ue by i .li- Dr -s count ted to inst net a band. Monday count for this, unless it i > that per ¡on. co.'iMlpatioil, <1/ I J " fern iff th: circuit >. .»art. will go into business. Next week evenings have been selected as vading desire young men of the >p..lita, yellt x i kin '? sh '■ \ tin er Money to loan on good security. PIGNEY & COOK We regret to learn that Mr. he intends to open with a full stock practice nights, but for the present 1 ass have for older ladies. Could Notes and Co. orders ImugWt. En :t ¡nsíiJive <■■ re. I °r sei : .it Krt 11 ug More T'aster, of the Spring mountain of variety good« in the old Central the profes;. >r inlen Is t > devote every it be jxissible that the young ladies quire i.t S. U. Mitchell's law oilice. G rant ' s P ass , O rkgon . mines, h is had a full and been laid hotel property, on Main St. Look . evening to the work of perfecting are too bright and the old ones 1< kj suco. SMO’h K«-u»rtl. [50-tf. up in co-.’ < ; i' nee for several days. out for his advertisement. the new players. We believe al! dull? Extend tht- privil ■ of tl < 1 or .1 letter cr ih < : sutil roni- ly He «lipped o-’ a rock near the For Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits, We are pleased to learn from the the mem'., r-t have ni-rc or lc-.« Drama to the daughters of our vil mid Wall paper, goto A. J. Sedge's the cur? of • ”■ ••.m. >«, br-jnihial tro.illk’H, ■ r. ’i i I v li'-opina Spring tn' itiitain mine. r « iFii reap ma, 'Wis..i Times, that our .musical know ledge and will make lage, and my word for it, they will Chippewa, (Wis.,) Furniture Store, opposite the Round War» ¿r<d MacMie Rcnalilng a sprttallr. VfKljtl U Sf. 1’ ’ 1 i S lTi',1 Abi Al'i -, Suits ■, the Calli mia do us great credit. Mrs. Royal 1:.ad a very ¡»le.i-ant townsman, Mr. W. E. Bagley, has steady progress. king ■ '.i ■ ainpti ni Evt rv b'.'tli w. r- luftisc. 6-24-1 in. A first-class band is about a, The music and singing were ]>er su<?ce«sfully brought to completion snipri-c ' :i Wc dn--«day of last week rante'* H L vo v . i would w iM be i .¡r. .l of tliut aghnts for Tin: G. Davis returns thanks to the 'iina’istitie Ù’ ■ .’arili, ’i--- Cali .'ii i i in the unexpected visit of her twin in that town, one of the largest and good ail advertisement as a thrifty fection —that is, to my fancy, at « »’-B-S-III '. $1 a <r : i ■ $1 .1 i ' - brother, Mr. F.dwatd Mosa. of Sa moat complete saw mills in the town can have, and is a-, well a least. 1 am not a musician, and lay people of Grants Pass and vicinity la Ahí'- a» I 1 ■>'-Il Ci:.' • ar. •' I ..'.I » >r- lem. Ti.c brother and sister had Unite 1 States, capable of cutting delight to the citizens. While thi, no claim to any knowledge of the for their patronage for the last year. raatf.! Krein.-r. — and — ii- t cee:i each, other during the ¡-.1st about 6oo,co> feet of lumber in 24 is the ca-e it must not be forgotten "divine art," and I knowthatcriti- He will from this date make Boot-. I that a brass band is an expensive ' ism hv non profi .i.mal' ; a tiling mil Shoes chcafx ’ r than yon can get hours. The new mill is claimed as six years. BFV F. KF’tt'A. Rapt .«.IVH 1 ll:lt I iillll' ..»e organization and it should not be not to be tolerated, but I must have them in the stores. Repairs neat Ail the timber; for the Applegate the “best built, best equipped and SHOP ON H 8T.. NEAR 6TH. Wine i i !. useliohl remedy 1 4 29- If. expected that the memliers will ¡»ay my say. The Bible gives US us the and cheap. finest ” mill in the Northwest. The bridge near Custar's place have faintly -!>■-. i be without it. . 1» everything out of their own pockets. divisions best samples of the two Tinies says of Mr. Bagley: ‘ He N otice . - Having concluded to Kreniei ' 1 : been delivered on the ground fre n Instruments are constantly wearing of music, Who can sit down and hail« from Oregon, although for discontinue business at thi . place, all when Shi- WIIV V IM Y li’ -.,-h Adam Wimer's saw-mill. The Pa IrJi'f fare » ill do is.in" li'1er *’ief. rrice cific Bridge Co., who has the eon many years he was a resident of out, and music is costly, to say read the 137th Psalm without feel knowing theni-dvcs indebted to me t 1 ft".« -'.r.'l fl 1 o-1»! Kro- tract, began operations Monday so this State. As a mill-wright and nothing of tuition fees. We would ing the deep pathos running all a— requested to cor.ic forward ami f mrr'iim: ! r- builder we are told he is without like to see $ix> snlrs'-nbcd ’to start through it, and hearing in then settle up by June 1st, 1887. I \\ r\ ____________ »n 1 rrli»: !c 3B . • kj 3 are the best that the bridge will soon be ready n:i equal—and has acquired an tu- and properly equip our baud. There souls the sad .strains that come up 4 ?2'.f] MISS MAUD TUFFS. G eo - W R iddle for travel. to depend uppi». Acker a Blood Li- dépendu;-' is no reason why Grants Pass viab ’ e reputation among mill men from the harps of tlx- rivers of Baby S i. l'K.iir to Ml” Flutia. in A Tuff” Ixlrha» te-re prrerr.biil for years for aliim- Our obliging postmaster and all over tb.e country. It is needless .should not'have a band of twenty lon? No, they hanged their harps lion N. - gtheBlood. Incvcry formoft - f- ' county treasurer, J. W. Howard, to say that his latest effort meets or thirty players, and the best in on the willows aud poured forth f - M>-: - ..li! PATRICK — In this city, July 17th, IS - 7 valM e. : • r l...< .: ■■>•! :... ’. started on Wednesday evening for with the hearty approval of the C. the state ci Oregon. their *oiig without an accompani to the wile of Mr. J.Jri Pat rii k. a -11 establishment tiBn the Has t. He will visit, before his re- L. & B company, while the many ment. It was music, for it was the Eoi an.cal. Ä£\ k ,'-. l in ■ ■:< T. f>-..... thy h turn, several of the South-east'rn piominent lumbermen, who have |M>uiing forth of the soul of the Opponiti' Campbell a Tull«' »tori’. on tali •*t’ states ind expects tn combine bus: looked it over, pronounce it the Prof. Tl’.os. Nowell, of Multno singers because of their captivity strnet. •• i:tH. At I'r ei'-r'». t The C ourier grandest structure of the kind they mah county, who Ins ably distin and their longings for their homes ness with pleasure i.l’V I. ' WMITN'.Y ' ' ' - HAIRfßBi Hi STAMPING BSltlF dOJJ a pleasant journey. wishes him a ever saw." guished himself in connection with among the mountains of Judea, N. Y., »-.. - ‘ :•• '- \r 'Vi ' - / z. •aiAHi) —. jshfCOAl 12741m lem dMr i ’-: ■ - i 1« vi i - it a ri .-.i!. l»otari..il discoveries in this State, Why ia it that the "Star Spangled We v readers to Reports from the St. Peter’s Miu- In •»-.< f I op-rat t are ir(^, fatreri/ed Iroin Krenal h.-i» it s r -»le. I . -i m . ■ f fh« Nor hw-,1. »no. » . d I y ism. Co has again been exploring the hi)!.-., Banner" i > the best loved of all our ing Co. on Gra ve creek are most the adv bn .1 esi Dieu uf:<j l'-a'li ’g • t'ltaloi* ASK YOUH DEALER FOR 3? Cr.r« for rile«. Operations are be- burn it sue. Km mountain* mid valleys of Josephine national songs? It is because it T IE ’ »'T I I 1FEI TIA Tri Il i 11> M IIGOL encouraging, tells of the agony of soul endurec county. It will lie remembered that loted and File* ire ' 1 ■ • - -I . " ’ ■' ing conducted witli energy ami terprise if ■ i. » b- <>n (he ( '»■»• ». tl • fl- »• p ■ v»t« er < 1 ft ti »I», ‘lay »<..! »V ling (IifOGghoii tn® •" «■f weiaht In I!.«- I <■ k. l”i'i- ’s 1 lowt-r despatch, Relays of men arc work- encourn; eutlemen in 1884. he discovered a new .pc- by the author lot fear the 'lag would Archill' ti , Writ.fl/, C riesp ’ii 'en *• Bo part of tl. 1 men, c nisii'.'ti>-: | nt ing night and day and the drift is have, in not l>e floating in triumph after the cies of t;e- in th»- Wccjiiug Fir. Ilinlhig, Short ha . ‘ I, I ype wti'ing laMtn«*« .iiv up bath io snpjx> ho ba« »>me aff.s-ti -n of the I .r - •» . nd all ( “H ■■ ,n Sdi-.ol I ran' he* Zt: u • 0 Ibi.lf o kidney- r r.- Lddo-ri. ■!'<.rgar.". At tin. -. being primecuted from both ends. rooms, supplied a long felt want in (Picca Brcweriana ), a s<-. lion of night cf shot and shell. True mu of a I »ire« end Eon- *c»«» n<iijitti»d i»( an) Fvirpfom ‘ in-iisZ'-»*ti<m en- pr - "it. flat Large quantities of pay rerk have Grants Pass. They have gone to which was secured at great expense sic is that which reaches and touch Cat Jogue f-<e. Arlaetro ,g ai 4 Wcaco, ■Mt. un;-a«ine»« of the «t"in. !:. etc. thus lieen uncovered. considerable expense in this new and forward'd to the National Mu- es the l-.carts of the people. The A moi« :ro. like (sesy-ra'i n. )■: ■ I THE CELEBRATED branching out, 1 ¡id we believe will - -urn. Central Park. Niw York. very root of al J good singing is clo a very tisazreeahle ii.-hinir niter g'-” A number of our city gent lemon He also disc vei'd a new variety of cuticn. Why is it that the recita 6 of be rewarded b) the patrona, warm. « a rotnmon atten font. Band are preparing to form a joint stock :gsd Oak. known as th.- (¿uercus How< I- tious of out best actors always the public, They have arranger! Blee*iir< g and Itehing Pile* yield at once to the ap| fii-a’i n of Dr. f -anko's I’ll - company for the purpose of erecting for a con«tant supply of both hot lii. In addition to these more im please n«? It is liecause they enter Kerned- wbi<h act* <iire<tlv upon tl a large and convenient Opera House. El water, and bathers can jsirt. til di coverie-;, he ha« -added into the soul and spirit of the au n-arta ef >. 4, ab«or! inf the Tnm r«. al We t>elieve the requi-1'.’. Ba> mnt and get any temj»erature they may pre- sonic twenty or thirty v irietic-. to thor and convey to us that soul aurl laying • he inter.” i’- Im z. an 1 --fl • ' will be easily raised. A large j >TO' fer. A windmill supplies the 1110- cur list of known native kerbs and spirit.. True singing is the liigl MRBar portion has already txr’i promised. he 1» i live power and pumps water ’ into a plants. During his present explo grade of elocution. This is a step in the right dirention •otd In W. F. Kreuu-r. Grant’s Pass. In the evening's entertainin' large tank in the up) per part of rations I k has been particularly aud demands every encouragement. their building. A pipe to t '«heat- -’tcce.-ful in the latter directio.1 aud we have dis> »vered all these g •<m< I IF.TACK" a laeting and fra- Boots and Shoes, Messrs. W II. Fowler and <•-■ ar ing apparatus supplies a ad keep* his new varieties will be an import quaiitie in the singing of Miss ar.int iprfnuie. Prtro 25 and filee'.'- They Bru lin« rotarfe at Kremer'* dr*£ t-bire. t Newhouse, experts well known full another tank of hot wa'. The ant addition to Ixitatiical colle< tions. lially Parrish, for which, all the BESTAND CHEAPEST IN THI go<Kl peapie of our villa ¡ge are thank » bath room* are nca tly appointed iVE WARRANT Gi'r re'« Mamet" Prizata anti Confldo.itial MARKET fill, and at the sain, time not for- Elixir to relievo the Asthma in one n i- California, Nevada and Idaho, were and contain every req ’ te for the To th f Orant An getting the recitation 1 ute Kr Mner has it for »ale. ‘ by Mi’ s Seri in town this week. While here bather. There is nothing mor* and local tew 11« You are 1 » I tier, it belli), g the beat it has ever they visited several sections of luxuriant than a g rxxl bath, and notified that if home wit*» r en our pk i .'.ire to listen to. country and expre='?d themselves nothing can 1*. inot e conducive to patronized it r. I>v rwmha, ar* Acker’s Dy»”»; » 1 tx. On a o a in. ighb'iring town I hope R*®*»®»:' by jbysi.. 1 and»- lor ' as leing very favorably impressed health and comfort. We D W K wi ■I IltlhlAf! 1 by all Who have ns. d them. 1' » I rt with the mining prospect* of South ent‘-rt>risitig townsmen w 1 re zc b B>t»*41 were treated royallv reiaedy fo”I»-r ro-pria. Hr 'ut Con- ern Oregon. it sotneh .Xow «tipatioa Guaranteed, and sold at tic. by •/cued their doors to An elk fa W. F. Wreir.' - »» ra wcl 'ime. I being < ich and a<rvv ” • • i .inn v.’A de a resolution tl: • • mm ' »n > chitis. For r -le st Ki GIVE YOl'R 1 Illi and cnkls. croup, wi hoarsen'-«- G lm mi •KX H vj X n X ■•1- »nd Mamk•a, *vin»u»I 1-11,1- e tMr 8a<Mher a* ha:. 1 It la ti.s only as<» • I cLiliy ret OsdleinA yet ir.wfe that w:.i r i *vs al! IM Ine C« •ti't» an i ulirb) Ma»UI»diBr.- ■ F coata.as ny » 1 H. 1 U Il \8 5 LI . ntnl H ‘ti »«•inf* ar ii f»i»- \z.n«. H .r Mi p.. 1 . , , ar tonti I»* W lt‘ii à4 (‘¡tir I''»tig St »re will re- ¡fît «tir B (’GIRIER. Locai ¡’nd Personal. ' CITY BAKERY GROCERIES CITY EXPRESS E. A. ESTES Tioptal Ms, Staple and Fancy G ROCERIES John Deero Moline Walking Riding Plowsand Cultivator^, Nt w Millinery Store. Millinery and Dressmaking a V OwwviwYcw-. I IIHIilWIIIU IIDIiT'S £