Rogue River courier., August 12, 1887, Image 2

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OUI EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES.
Improving.
h'otico to tho Ft.
•BY Vili’..... . -h.’ -a • oi
CtH'Itll
I’rii.Ln^ plant. »II tir.p;.: I • d .-s ription-«
in w '»wing, il.- payal’l” to Mr. A. t. All-
v. rth. .!’-•> all unpaid A-l-erti-ing from
J111. l-l. Is-7
W.J.W1MEK.
Sellin'^ Out to Close Business!!
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That our farmers are gradually
The Giants I.-- -.chool i.»a cred-
- ■ I ■ ' <) —■ --
Olein! Pa>er of JCiìMoe C cgûî ?, Oreeon. it to the tow n, and bids fair at an working up to a point of advance­
x ..
r.i
ment in farm labor, and also doing
Having concluded to close business at this place, I am offering my
rly date to be one of the best ed­ well financially, is shqwn by the
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County, Oregon!
et
AUG. 12
FRIDAY.
Large stock of
ucational institutions in tile State. fact that large quantities of im­
A H CARSON
.
W
anted .
proved
.arm
machinery
are
being
Our
teachers
are
competent
and
Proprietors
gist’«r.’d ;ll tin- To-todii-e in Grant’s
I'.iss, Ore., a» S-I-.ind-l la Matter.
faithful in their duties, and to the purchased. Me -srs. Sherer k Jud­
son assure us that their saks during
energy and perseverance of our prin-
the past season in this line have
coigie - pi
1 cipal, Prof Benson, is due much Ix-'en more than was sold all over
Consisting of
W«’invite eon |><’>idi-n'’i! Iriso nil sec­ credit for the neatness of the school the county for several years past.
APPLE. PEAR,
tion* on HiltijeetH oi lorn! and other in­ room . Anything that i> worth This firm is making a specialty of
PEACH, PLUM.
BY VHtri E o: a’i execution «liilv is-
terest».
i ■
■ ha f ir - I'o nt of th .- c
doing, is worth doing well; and this line of business, and a Mr.
PRUNE, CfjuiY
Wim eiu li letter the nain ■ and I I’
of ttio wilder is rpnr’l, especially if our people should apply this tn Sherer is a practical mechanic of no oi Or ■ ."li wr Ji -i phine < minty, on the ¡»1
APRICOT, NECTARIN; 1
da'.
A a -t. A. D. 1S<”, and to me di­
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A
Full
Line
of
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mean
order,
and
both
members
are
ro.it for puldicatioti.
the school house and grounds. full of energy and jsnsh, their suc­ recte I ac 1 i "iv r.nl. in favor of Samtu-i
ALMOND, W. nut
Daniela, I’iaiiili:
Prof. Benson under! :ook to paint the cess bar been flatteringly marked. mentimi I •< re
CHESTNUT and
THE AMENDMENTS.
lower room in the new wing, and The firm deserve the following tain mortgage in the a • > »’<• l’.nne i <
Will be kept in Stock.
Shade and Ornamentafeec,
The Sth of November will soon has made a good job of it: but the flattering- n -tice from a prominent on the ad day <>f Aiun.4, A . i >. 1 4^7, ii’hl
against the h -r.-i
•seri . •(! .’•«• il pio-
Grape Vines, Currants, Goo^;^
come round, and it is time that our upper rooms are in an unfinished implement firm in Portland: “We tiertv Ir-longing to IL S 1 hivenport and
have found that your firm are the Elicti lU.eneort . Lis win •. iL’.un h’itî. 1
Blackbt rrie ■, Raspbci«
people were making ttp their minds state and require the expenditure of
lied imj’lem nt men we have yet am command • 1 ! 1 ■» i -• 11 p ii and s i!
Th.’.-.ik::: ■ the public and my many customers for their patronage in
Strawberries, Figs,
as to how they are going to vote on a few dollar-. The entrance hall , come aero -s in this country."
property to sa'isi i * the pi­L oh nit of S,lili­
tie! ii.u iels for tl li'* HUH) < lí » 1,162.! 1, mid tin? pa-.t, I can now make it to their
Etc., Etc.
the iiu]M»rtant amendments that will also requires finishing, and ihould
We have been asked the ques­ th ■ 'mile.-rsimi < <».’ 1 h> k’ » attorney’#» fev.
Our Tr. es are grown without i.«.:,,,,
be submitted to them for approval 1«? lined mid ¡tainted inside. These
am! i!.-' »,:t> . g .1-» 4 ri >sts an I <ii bnrs-
AdvantaffG to Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
on bed hill land, and all of km>v. .lrj,._
tion, “Why wed«» not have a birth in -I.is. ai»«l also L.et<
4 m ’ ¿¡-ul . | m »: i • iti-
I
oti that date.
tii’H that HU.'ceud in Southern < »re; Jy
arc a litimltcr of e.tlier points such column in cur pajær?” anti in this writ ; and in o's d. ;:<• • t» .» Mid wnt. ! did
Thus • eoiit-’mplatmg tree plait’ veilt
◄
» I . • dill il:l •’ <1
A. 1>. ISV, ! *vv
as blackl ■cards, etc., that should Ite 1 connectiim we wish to draw the at­
d»> well to visit our Or,-hard and S,,ry
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The first question for considera­ looked after, and all this could be tention of the people in this com­
or w rite us for price list
' ’
: t-’.i in b m I. at public
¡’■■- t-ollice—Murphy, Jo.M-phi"el;!n.
tion is that of changing the time ot «lone at no great expense, and yet munity to th- serious falling off in .«■■-•. -a, t.j t!
l.:;,h .4 bi Ider, at th«*
,r
ty.Gr. .on. K. R. Station, Granti,.
the baby crop. Ye editor has been (’•• .it ¡lot • .1 t ; 1 -Grant■' 1 .is.», i’i ».lid
holding elections from June to would make the school more attract­
A. li CARSON
»..Ì
. here now about two months, and <’«>u' ty mid !'!
6-17ÍÍ]
November.
The reason given for ive and comfortable for those at­
only one new baby ha. put in an
oth, iXS;,
this change is the very one that tending. We would suggest that appearance. There mu ;t be some-
.\t I vs ■ > »>’»•!< i. k ; /(¡i.:. b , all flit* riyht,
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we should urge against its adoption the school commissioners at mice , thing wrong in such a state of af lìti.’, and i’-t.’« t nJ til * >• H 1 U.S B.u. n-
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,rt
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’
,-a
Dav.mpmt,
del
Either the atmosphere is
-idant.i, ia
and that is that we could then vote take step.-, to carry out needed im­ fails.
sin ’.I uli -. til • fu!l»wi:lg .la riN’d real
PHŒNDL Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
for state and comity officers at the provement-, or, if the public funds wrong or people are not doing their ¡11 : i tv t w i :
duty. Tlx Cm ;<it;ii has just cane
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th
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.piart
r,
Front St., adjo’n.ng Courier Oft,.
same time as we do for president, are exhausted, that a small purse
of complaint in this matter. Al- ..’t-1 :;•
i <,>>.<••. -r .’I th- .\.>r!li-
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
'¡'he C ockier is of tbeopinrm that |K. made tip by the jirivate citizens most the first thing our l i lies look
! i,-! ;:': i. ■ I tl.i- 'h>rt:i-w.' t ipi.iit.-r
V
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in
Quantity,
Quality,
Varietii
’
-i,
»ize
>f
Trims
nor
Health
and
Vi^ur
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alter
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lion
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l:ir-
for in the ¡>aj»er is the new arrival.-
we ahead'.' have far too much ¡»arty of the town.
tie b...e opened a l'irst-t lues 11
of same. Embracing all the Leading Varieties of
in the baby line, and if there are •■■ri, i il-»«« ri-i.ip Tliirtv-'.’ven (37, wxitli
feeling nlxmt these elections and
I11 the proper season, a neat fence
and l ei d Store in the building formr
■'
-. W< st, «'«intamiu“ <>:•«•
none,
the
pajier
is
blamed
for
it,
al
­
» I .»i :iv a. I-■«, :-itu.i:e I ¡11 J.-
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH. I’Ll M. PRUNE, APRICOT,
■’-i-upicd a- n saddle and l.arne»« rh
that so far a . is possible we should should
be place«l around
the though the editor i- in no degree !i'i' 1:
wl.ere v.e will keep coiistuntly on
! lib -■ < "ci '. <>« Lui, with nil ami
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
aim to select the best men for the grounds and shade trees planted in, responsible. We hoj>e that we may
ir:d fer ».de the last brands oi
t’r- ii,;pnrt«’i:a’ • :» thereto l.i:’-
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place irres[H-ctive of polities, and to the yard.
have no more occ.i ion for complaint
t
! um I
y lian t this Ith day of
SI ‘HCIALTIES.
this end we should keep them as
Already our school draws num in this matter.
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distinct as possible from the presi-! ¡)t rs of young people from the
The ¡»lan . for a suspension bridge
sur-.
«lciiti.il election. If our people de­ rounding country, and if we contin-, to span the Willamette at Oregon
sire to have their affairs wisely ad­ ue to improve our educational ad­ City are in the hands of the W. I.,
F. Barry Fear,‘tin’ l»--t lat - .»bjipm? van.-
.ything ¡ eitaiuing to a
ministered, and their treasury in vantages. we will attract many «t I,. Co., who are now inviting bids
Muir Peach, (freestone still heaii-i the list.
from builders. The main span is
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
honest hands, let them give the more. Every cent ex[»eiided iqxm
Kanatlay’B Cling, the vannei’s pri 1?.
to be 475 feet, resting upon two
V/. RAZEE
SON.
politician a wide birth and vote for this institution will be money well towers 86 feet high and 19 feet
Kelsey's Japan Fluni, has no p-»’,-.
Rohe da Sargent Prune, n-v r b.-fure i.fr.-n- l in O:
Rrupriotcrs..
honest citizens. In order that they invested.
square.
ERSON,
ti.'-' »In •! . in a .i-:.-l .tai«-, f; inis the cck-Lrate i [ r
may do this untrammeled, they
— -¡ • ’al.-r in —
(Frem-h C«innerveu),
ft .J
The
argument
advanced
against
should vote down this amendment
Berkeley Goosbcrry, th«' m •»! rn.li'al»!«’ <>i them a!!.
HTAiq/riand KAN< ’N'
water
works
-
that
we
cannot
afford
to change the date of election.
Kin'/'s. S»ft
end Faper Shell
I them is not sound. We cannot
CHEAPER THAN EVERi
i I a-I o; eni. ! lip ;i ri.-w stiick jo»' r.-.-ai v. il,
second amendment which afford to do without them. If some­
consisting in part of
l-ver^reens, si,rubs, losi's. clematis;:
provides that the legislature should thing i; not speedily done there will
Fresh Canned Fruits,
vines, etc., etc.
fix the salaries of the Stale officials be no town of Grants Pas» left to
Befer;’ purchasing <■
Candies, Nut’;,
would no doubt be a good thing for ideal with the matter. The exist­
it to their interest to cot
ime of our ‘bttsineo, street depends MAJ. R. H. H EN DERSHOT,
Tobacco, Cigars, Ect.
Catalogues maik--l gratis up 11 aj plic.it
the officials Imt would hardly meet
the approval of the tax-payer. I.el j ttjion getting water incase of fire ¡The most wonderful Driimnur in the
HAMMON BROS
, » rid, who arouses his nmlienei s in tin
us give amendment two so good a and we must have it. Two bun I ; grand«-»t pit« h of onthiisiasm, and wlm
Ji; .nix, .kick •n munty, Oregon.
U.VAHL;.
hoist that we will not tear from it dred famine are ready to take wa­ , i-nlisliid in the 9th Michigan Infantry, Oc-
j ter
tober 1 till, 1 std, at the ageof twelve wars
nt
$2
a
month,
and
this
will
I again for some time.
will, together with the best homo talent,
give a direct revenue of about S>,- take part in the Entertainment to he giv­
l’ROF. BLOOM
We can, as a town, ¡mt in en under the auspices of the G. A. It. at
'l'he Prohibitory amendment has ooo.
Music Hall,, Grants Pass, on
1 ■ titling up a !i' o
■ and ] ■ v for them in
already been so «Iccply disensse«! water wi
ikXRlJ.liR »SHOP
that most of our ¡icople have already four or five years. '1 lien why not
III
the old t
made up their minds as to how the) go ahead? 'l'he matter must noth«
h • guarantees to give sat:-lïai’tioti in
It will if successfully
will vote. -Having had no good dro|>|K<l.
SH AVING an-.l HAIR-CUTTING.
MAJ. HENDERSHOT
opportunity of aseet tabling the p<»si accomplished, make our property
Lah r’ Hair-cittting a .»¡»ciialtv.
\S I,<»\\
brink's
with
him
th«'original
Silver
Drum
;
lion of public sentiment on this, worth mo per cent, more than it is
/»
pr.’».’nU’<l t,, I,i,,, I, -, I |nr.i«-e < in ■ le«. 1er
at
present.
AGENTS
question, the Cot’itiim cannot give
FRO? . BLOOM will cure (’or i s Bun­
-alianti« ut the Bailie of I'red’-ri.-ksiiuig.
■n the 11th of l*e«’i*inb«,r. Isti? The ions In tron in<r and iiailx ; al>o, wai t -
a k’cidvd opinion a ■ to the proba
Bonner R Goodyear, San l'ran brum pre «anted to him l-y the Woman's t.iken out without pain.
ble efficiency of the law.
Person
lieliel Corps at BatC"i'. Main-. 'prit.
No
no ¡»ay
#•51 f
eiseo speculators in the recent w heat IW». Tile tiold Mounted < iarj.’ld ami
ally the editor of this journal favors
[deal, have been cotnjxtlled with trthiir ! rnin-Hth ks of Issa, and the Sil County Treasurer s Gth Notice.
a prohibitory law . ami has no liesi
I vi r tipm d stiel;» presented him bv Geo
a number of others, to compro V. Hel.one l'o-t, G. A IL.
IL,¡iole,hl.
O f I*
tation i having had personal expert
tnise with their creditors.
The 11. I.
mice in the workings of prohibito
Chicago and San Francisco wheat Win n 1’iurii- i-li calh’,1 for volunteers to
ry laws) in saying that where the
i ( ii re.
make llie other bank,
deals were huge attempts to swin I
Die loipp.iliaiiiio« It I irummer Boy 'VilK
moral scuse of the community will i
/.Ct
NT
•a
t
die small holders and it is a pitty
liir I to leave (lie rank ;
back tip the law it will prove to be'
» A,
II I the
that any concerned therein ■ ihould
up iioin every (In 'at,
a good one, but where the people
P. CINE.
escajie the just penalty of their I’liere Lillowed thirl« other« j i t enou :h
arc careless almut it, or cannot in
to man the boat.
speculation. We hope it will not
lie »aid: “I'll st ni the battle!”
force it, the tendency will be to
be long l>cfore the legislature takes
And they liennl it in tile rattle
licentiousness and debauchery.
< h his drum '
hold oi the cornei itig business and
issai -:
t
If not at the ¡»resent lime, it will
enact', laws to protect business men •■th
and
not 1«? long before Oregon,
trom mono|x>ly sharks. The fact
• r.
every other state in the union will
8UTTMEB,
that men of large capital can com
enforce a prohibitory law
ri vor
> he
to
pive Privai ■ f.
bine and crush out their fellow citi­
zens, is evidence enough of the w ant
a-
Stroel Lighting.
ot legislation. Sooner or later the
Grants Pass is now a town of masses will exert themselves mid
NX. J
sufficiently advanced proportions to limit the power ofjcapitalistx.
li
firing from the
U-
I»-; ..cturrrs and
warrant het in throwing off the
own,
The total di-rvgard of the fi»h«-r«
»w.tdling clothes of a eountiA vil­
jinon would have
1 ’ill n | its,
Vi ■ ’
X. r <■ V »
■> -A
down.
lage and ¡Hitting on some of the airs regulation» by the Columbia riv« t
lu’U th«* little lhi.it Im I hindcd through
mid grace•> ot a voting < it\
We fishermen is a matter that should
th it s|., «ial trtorni of lead.
’‘.’'-J--
Nearly
all the iro n were wounded, more
I
k
'
lixiked
into
at
once,
and
those
woul 1 like to draw the attention of
than halt the Bravei« were dvad :
entetpi i»ing men to the daik ami camicriv» which have bioken tile­
■11 from out the battle
- Including the------
*’» d up” the rattle
gruesome aspect of out s trects ou law. should be ]Ho»ccuted The to
Of hi« drum!
EMPIRE MOWERS, REAPERS and BINDERS.
lai
disregard
of
the
close
-■«
a
-nbi<l»
moenk-s night-
Not a single
COBURN & PRESLEY
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
light throghout the whole pl aw is lair to deplete our stream« at nr> di
W .! I I’m-
’ to th«’p-ii.li.’ that they I urmshed <m »hort u :i.e. Wc cordially invite all to examiueour goods
taut
«late.
The
fish«
ry
c-inimi»siou
k
i
I
fact
cer-
visible, which same is n
tinnì’ h u ver>
I up in • "iin.-i t.oh with their
Ton'
and ¡ tic »’« bet- :e purchasing.
t tin to leave a wrong itnpr vssion of deserve ■ the »« vere condemnation oi
n
Cor. of Front and -1th St».,
jad a:< if he
t ke tl
the t iwn’s importan
on strangers the people o| this Stale !->r their
Hot and Cold Baths.
Grant
s Pass, - - Oregon.
< s< rted th
it
to I’lL.'l » '-sil'!.KATE, and .».iticj.ti. •n
¡>a».ing through. We are pleased willful negligence in this matter.
The
PEOPLE
’S MEAT MARKET in
irn it
ft,
Guarantee«!.
now op, ;; am! pivpar.-d to supply ciietom-
triti
t > state th it an «(Tort will I k - made
Mux
i
r,
next
dour
to
Bak
’
rv
t’rs with the « hoitx’st cuts of
The war against “I smh II ct » *
>
fjefore the long, dark evening» of
7-2ï-3m
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK.
progressing nobly, and now ti v
tall atid winter arc upon us to imluee
ADMISSION
»
All kinds of
comes of the indictment of two San
¡»oration to ¡»tit up a numl»er
Children un :.
ir
25 cents.
1 B S
I ram is«-o Lrilx ! s, J. McCord and R
■t lain]
failing in which, a
Regs
1
ave
to
inform
the
public
that
he
w
now
nicely
b
.
-at
-
I
on
the
«-omcr
of
F. Morrow
The system of brilierv
hare
of
the
public
\V
patronage rc
intmlicr of th
public »¡»tiled men
i!lv solicited.
w hich foryca^ has I wen controlling
— AT —
GTH
AND
H
STREETS,
GRANT
’
S
PASS.
OREGON,
oi the town hav«-, hav« a red to
BUNCH BROS..
tm>»t of the cities of the I nion, bids
Proprietor»«
put up lamp« at lheit own expense,
With a Urge Assortment
fair to lie knocked in the head
and k«e[» them burning throughout
K 1\' I C i< Y A K» 1 ).
.dark night» So soon as the list
It would l>c a simpleact of
- All kinds ..f —
completed we will publish
And everything to be found in a Pimt-ClaM
•l lv t
in Oregon ¡>a|>ct». if tlicy
J. H. AHLF
un Vat
Proprietor
honor roll.
MASONRY WORK
\ I.RY I,'AV FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE!
stop rekring lo I.akc contiti
nt
PRODUCE.
M ai . x S treet .
G ram ' s P a ,
portion of “.'southern Orvy
l-.»< a 1 and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
ERN ME?
is misle.uling to strani’« rs
Mtn
and sixty thon? ititi
rit er and tributarie , are
ami twenty feet of him
R.UI.
Fresh nnd
p
jk ?<1 fp»m Puget s.
o »
Rlsrlrcm'fb -.--I IV-
also, twenty - four car$
metti »
h anted
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This amount of h itnhr
it i*. i
r<>BK-<AU<AGE.
same montli last year
'' own LO'is
half million fee«. ’ Th
AND BOI.OGN.
<1 1 , O’ > | Rtw) t!
; \ 1.1
. 1’1 I« 1 N I \
Aft
• IC lol
1 ANO F
Ing ¡1,844 tons
Bucon and
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
Ciothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
ICO,000 Trses in
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
AT (JRIvATLV RBDIJCHD PRICES.
STAPLE GROCERIES
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
‘ GEO. W. KIDD LI
TREBSL TREES! PRE
S itiirT v
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
Hour, Grain, and Feed Sfc
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
I
¡•'¡(••¡¡r, Corn and Oat Meal.
, Barley, Oats, Mill
and Chop Feed. Bran
and tai Cani
THE DRUMMER BOY
Rappahannock
GROCERIES,
LARGE STOCK SHADE aikl ORNAMENTAL TRI
New Barber Shop!
SHERER N jl nso
1 lac kb
J, I, Case, and ta'ai Clipper Kç and ®ii
Music
The World Eeacui:
H
i.
Lessons.
Chilled
Plows,
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
AI I L I.S ,
A toc rat Wood For
BARBER SHOP
HN,MiCK£L?BURG&CO„
S'FAVKK «N: WALKKR,
BATH ROOMS!
Massrs.
PESPLE’S 1E1T M1EÎ’.
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
Brick! Brick!! Brick!'!
LIVINGSTON!
( kaper than the Cheapest,
VANCK
s A I: s A (
D. W. HARDIN'S
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS
VANCE
—Ï
ALWAYS
ON
HAND.
Meat Dt livcr.'l any place in Tow
t » «'114
<• CO.. Nurscmncn,
1 Ki.E <»F CHARGE.
Filrf-i'itrJuil''
i,