THE C<H i: i i !:
TO ADVERTISE
Publithert
A. A. ALLWOATH i CO
Grant's 1‘ am . *» named after General
Grint, is a county seat lentrally located
in Sxtthern Orviroa. It is a ¡.rocrensive
railroad town oi ItklO inhabitants, and is
tln< main supply |«>int for a large )>ortion
<>i country devoted to mintug, rainherina
a.-rk-ulturv ami truit-raiaing. Climate un-
exeelfod
The Cot » ilk Iwung tin? only (Hiper pub-
I *heil in Josephi-te county, with a R<«xl
circulation in Jackson osmty, enables it
t 1 lx1 one of th'- I-ext a<lverti«ing mediums
in Southern Oregon. For rates, address
T he Cot Kit-R, Grant’s Pass, < »regvxi.
smacturi.
One Years fit»Mvan
Six Months.
Three M.xitfo- .........
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LINES OF IK
PASS,
GRANT’S
HURRA
HURRA!
For Toilet Use.
CAMPBELL à TUFF
Ayvr’s Hair Vigor keep« the hair soft
and pliant, irnpiirts to it the bistro and
freshness uf y »nth, caus« s it to grow
luxuriant^, eradicates Damh utf, currs
all scalp diseases, and U the iu<*t clean
ly of all hair pr.’parationa.
CAN NO,V BOA>T OF Il I VISU TUB
STORE
FINEST
ACIFIC
OPULAR
ictumqi
DRY
Willanette Valley aad San Fnaclsci ' '
AYFR^Q H 'T* Vigor has
me
HlLIi O p.-rf.M t si.ti.w ..»< iit»iu I was
nearly I »al I hr six years, during which
time I used many hair ¡»reparations, but
without MU'ce.s. Indeed, what litrlo
hair 1 had iv.s gruwiug thinner, until
I tried Ayer’s Hair Vigor. I uaed two
bottles oi the \ < »r. aid my head is now
well coven d v itn a new grow th <4 kata
— Judson B. Chapel, Peabody, Mass.
ains!
Lmre
Ltanf.
...
Vaqnina 8:50 a m 1 Albany 1 15 p in
Corvallis 10:42a m | Corvallis I 5s p m
Airin'.
Arrin.
Yaquina 5 :45 p tn
Albany 11:15am
O. AC. trains connect
A! u.. .eid
t’> irvallis.
Fare» between Con allia a d Albany
and Kan lì-anri-p.» :
■ Tl »
Itail »ml Cabin
Rail and Steerage
UM. M, HOAG,
General Manager
HOGUE,
€11 \
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A. G. F. & r \ _
. I rv.i'.h
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
— via —
Oregon & California R. R.
ANI» CONNECTIONS.
VIRflR ' ‘
b ‘ntv*
th®
¥ IMUI!, anp» arance of thw hair, may
bo preserved for an iiuletinite p«»riod by
tb.v us.-of Avr'; Hair Vigor. •• V dis-
* iso of the scalp caused rny hair to be-
< omo li ; >’i a id dry, and to fall out
freely. Nothing I trfod seemed to do
me any good until I commenced using
Ayer’s Hair \ i_t.r. Three bottles of
; ;
.» t -r. »1 mv >mlr t«> a
1 ealtliv condition, and it is now soft
and pliant. My scalp is cured, und it
is also iree from dandruff. — Mrs. E. K.
Foss, Mil’.x uukeo, \\ is.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
told by flruggi.!. and Perfumor,.
(¡ ham ' s P as ■ O regon
C arnei : M ain A- F ront S ts ,
<>•
July 3).
Aug. 4
».
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14
“
2 >.
. “
25.
“
3?.,
The Uon.p.iny reserv • th • rigid to
change ctqamers or sailing dati ‘S.
S B. T<>!'. i. 1
. 1
.
Agent
2)4 MontgUinerv St., San I'ram in(’a!.
[41tf
AND CAI’S,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
U AfP
become weak. gray.
liriiSi anj faded, may have new life
and color restored to it by the use of
Ayer’s Hair V igor.
M v hair w as thin,
faded, and dry, and fell out in large
ouantities. Ayer * II.»ir Vigor stopiwd
tn»» falling, nnd restored my hair io its
original color. As a dressing for the
hair, this preparation has no equal.—
Mary N. llaimu.»nd, Stillwater, Minn.
>
Fimt-Claaa ’Fteatuiliip Line L-’v. -n
Taquina -.nd Fan Francisco,
Connecting •’ Y upiina with th ■ trains
the Oregon Pacific Railroad Company
1.
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GOODS.
CLOTHING,
HATS
All our goods are entirely new and will be exchanged for cash
or farm produce.
CAMPBELL A TI FFS,
Grant’s Pars, Josephine County. Oregon
w
‘ Company.
Oregon Deyelopnient
Aug. 5.
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10.
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III.
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21.
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GOODS,
DRESS
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
(¡ROUERIES,
PROVISIONS.
CROCKERY,
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, ETC.
DAILY PASSENGPl. i..
(Except Bund.o-
<e|.t.
4 <
OREGON.
SOUTHERN
Oil their Cheap Counters in -ill such lines as
Accommodations Vnaurpu-- -1 :.rC.mi-
fort and Safety !—Fan - .. , i l r .Ini
via, Yaquiua and-tlm Oie.- n I -
vclopuaent Co 'a Steauc-b >
NICU Meas than by any
other routn hetw.'.-n
all point« in the
Willamette VailI'ri l iv
Eastern Oregon, Wedu. -day
(Vin&inette Valley, Tuesday
Eastern Ou-g >:>, S i-i lay
Yautiinil t'itv. S ifurd iv
M’illamette Valle . Tiiur- l ii
Eastern Oregon, W • In .tiy
LN
Bargains ! Bargains !
225 MILES SHOR 1
20 HOURS' LESS TIME
l'r" Sin
• *. >:..i-., -tt» v
Eastern Ore >:>, Tli"!--,!.:•.
M’illuinette Valley, T > - lr.
Eastern On _ in, Sunday
V. 1 uiina Cit' , Satur I ty
Will unettl V.dle . Thur-11.
Eastern Oregon, Tuesday
ROOM
Ilavir.g opened a Family («roccry, I hereby announee to thè public tbat
I bave a liew and well selevted stock of
GROHiRIES, CONTE'. TIO.\ERIES AND TABLE AVARE.
Bought -ib'-o the Sivoeping Reduction in freights, from the East, and
1.’ 'lo-,VU at Bl t'-H'i Prie 1. I al o sell tl.e
pytn-r. 1 : -> i .•proiup* .-i.-tion, au.l
wonderful curative prep''.tic., c^-ily
place Ayer’s Pills at the head of the list
of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv
ous Ileada. li< s, Constipation, amt »11 ail
ment, originating in a disordered Liver.
I Lave been a great »offerer from
11 .»•»!» in-, and Avera Catliattio Pills
are the <>n!v medicine that has • yer
given un* relief. Ouo dose of flies.- Pills
will quickly move my bowels, and free
lux 1.. I I I101 -I pain.— William 1. P.Ute,
Rmhiuuud, Vu.
if
Ayer’s Pills,
l repare.l by Dr.J.C. Ayer ic<’o., Ix>v. ell, M om .
Sv.'J by ull Dealt r» in Medicine.
CELEBRATED DAVIS VERTICAL SEWING MACHINE,
which has no cijual in east- of management ami great range of work.
I
My object is to make it to the interest of those having cash or pro-
<ince, to trade with me.
.1. NT. ( 'I II I J’.H.
As we shall, almut the
First of Septenilier, move
to our mw and commodi
uns stote, we desile tocln-e
out all
ELREKA HIGH SCHOOL'
OF THOROUGH AND PR ACTICAL INSTRUCTION,
Near Wildervillc, Jose phine County, < »regoli,
Will com mence its
SEASONABLE GOODS
Third Session, 0 ctobsr 17th, 1887,
and 1 educe thestoek as low
as possible before our re
nioval.
And continue Five Months.
THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE.
Coinu-i'ti .ns mudo at Ashland
with Ihe stage« of tli ( alifornia, Oregon
& I lati« Stage Compaio.
Only 20 Miles of Steuing.
Tim ‘ between Granta i’.i and San Fran
cisco, 27 bom-.«.
imw.
evi.irorsiv Lxrr.Eis Taux»
North,
I ront May 1, 1S<7.
South.
I 00 p in I.v, Portlaii'l Ar. 1'>:49 a in
0:1 ) a in “ Grant« Pas» I.v. 7 :45 |> III
5:40 “
5 a m Ar. tshlanil
"
rüiiEcü Baûiit aiesrers
Ihiily Iwtw« -ti l’ortland and Ashland.
Th-G. A ('. R. 1!. Ferry makes C.,n-
m-ction w ithnlllhe Ur-rtilarTrains < t'th.-
Eaxt Side l»ivision, frein 5x4 oi I str-.-t.
W est Sun. D ivihon .
M ail T ii . vins H. vii . v ' iitht si snvv.)
r :M a m I.v. Portland Ar.
15 p m
1:25 p ni Ar. Corvallis I.v. I OO “
f xrUF.ss VKAIX» DAILY (r.AH I T SI MIAY.)
4 :3fl |> ni I.v.
I'ortland
8:00 “ Ar. McMinville
Ar !>:<»!« ni
I.v. 5:45 “
At Albanv and CorvaliG c i.ni ■ * with
traina of Oregon and Pacific rai'road.
E. P. ItoGERS.
G F. A l’.iss ,Agt.
R. KOEHLER,
Manager.
HIM ELLANEot *R.
J. WIMER & SON.
Have
the
largest
»tore in
Josephine
county, which is 05x32 feet, »nd two
»torie«, filled with
Thoroughness and
Work.
;
JOI I N
II.' i\’< >1 ’>1
i
U.S ¡. asi » < »n<r,
R oshhi ho , Gr . Aug. ¡5, 1HH7.I
Notice is hereby given tlial the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her .
intention to make'Inal proof in support of
her claim, ami that said pr.«>i will Is-
made la-fore the Judge <>r Clerk of th.'
County Court of.Josejdiine County, Ore
gon, at Grants l’a-s, on Friday, f-ept.
3'tli, 1887, viz: Sarah A l’- an. widow of
M. S. Pean. d<-. e.i-cd, II ,'m--'< cl entry
No. 3850 for the N I-. ' ( of > W *4 N
<i(
S E 14 atid S E ' 1 of N E ', Sc« 8 Tp :’7
S R I, West, W JI.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous n -i fence 'ipofi,
and cultivation of, said land, viz: Orr
Frown ami I . G Burn-of W’dderville,
<1, W la-wi- and II Wetiierhy, <4 Mur
phy, all of Jo ephme C-iunty, Oregon.
•'¡ has . tV. J ohnston ,
Register,
s-r.Mit]
Oregon.
F A X »
Principal.
J ’
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
Notice for Publication.
Gin Honest Welilt ani Keuire.
s
thk
All kind. plain and fancy work done.
S atisfaction <,riKi>riu>
Will . -..take contrarti* f« wex«! • hopping,
uleMnng, Hr.
IW-rt rn
Z-
Ze*?-
Subscribe to the
C ocbier
- ¿MAIER
<;RANTS I'».
Boots and Shoes,
— They arc the —
BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE
MARKET.
[52-6111
M. I. CAIIM.
J. HABTIIRIM.
► . MK KEOBt K«?.
< EKF W1 YI
CAHN, NICKELSBURG & CO.
Manufacturers and linl«>rters nt
Boots and Shoes,
129 & 131 Saistae St. sn Fi aaclsci. Cil..
Factory, 115 Zc ¡17 II.<• » « Str » t.
OREGON.
KEPT ON HAND.
Musical Instruments Repaired,
10-17(1
P A Ì EN T S
OhtHirpil. iui’1 ali l’Vfi ’NT
at-
t<*n<tcil toami O t
rate 0 <• •
i >ur office 1M opp*>«itr tb‘* I . f*. Patent
<>!líu-, .nel wx* » an «»Main
in leaa
time than t¡»«a**«- remote ir»»in Wahl»iliston.
S pim I Mtwlt’l or Drawing
We a»ki-*»* a -
lo pah ntabiiity in-eof charge; and we
rrwik ii >< !..ir_.
L * | m '* ut i- *<•< ii' -l
W. r» fer, Lore, h» the l’o*tmaster, the
Su|«er¡h1e! »b ut »»f Money Order Div., and
to official* <»f th»- P. S iaih*nf <)tli« w. í»»r
«•»it el.tr, a hire, term* and referen» »••» to
ai-tual « lienta in vour »»wn Mate or C cam -
I
C. A. SNOW A CO.,
' i.| • ot<- I'atent < ill • ■ , W.i In listen, 1>. (
(JHrCiu
FOR SALE.
While Sulphur Springs Hotel.
U. GÄNIAHU, -
4*.* - r1*.
PRACTICAL
J E W EL EK,
fr
Proprietor.
ar>T
'^Washing, Ironing and Fluting.
C. L. GRAY,
— ¡ Axr> Î- —
Wert </f D“|^d. on Rvilrvwl Tra' k.)
SING LEE
i
BllklMilllM 4 liiiiiirs
WATCH
■Sülzte
11
AHHLANP, OUEfiON.
•on
Üi liS & KING,
I
>
-
Practical
Patronage Solicited.
U. S. L aw O i rn r.
Roaxnvko, Or , Aug. 15, 1887.i
WE BUY FOR CASH,
Notice i* hereby given that the MI 'W
■ I • ’ r* ■ -
ANI» SELL FOR CASH,
intention to make final proof in eii|>f»>rt of
hie claim, and that raid |>toof will lie
made liefore the Judge or Clerk of the
Coumy Court of Josephine County, Ore
gon. at < :rante Paar, < iregon. <>n Saturday,
SepIrnilsT 24th. 1887, viz : Milton Rey
TRAYELERS. MINERS' AND nold«, Homestead entrv No. 4231, for flic
S
.1 N 1. >. .'. 1 N b. oi - t.
-■
Tp 35. S li •• o. st. V. M
FARMERS SUPPLIES
H< nan»-« the following witn>-.M>« t<>
prove hi« continuoua rveiden.-e upon, and
l uitivafion of. «aid land, viz: .las. Agee
Jewie Ma«li. Holman Pet.-r«. J. Y. Hue
Me keep everything m-edi-d by the wy. all of firanta Pass, Joaephine Coun
ty, Oregon.
people.
I'HO W. JoltxsT.At,
Register.
8-lftflt]
HEAP FOR CASH or PROVCCE
...
Samples sent on applica
tion and orders nromptlv
filled.
fr-v“ Stock or Good Produce taken in part pay Young men will lx-
given an opportunity to work out a part of the cxjieiises. ■"(,*•1
Notice For Publication
FaM»,
DRY GOODS.
Strict Discipline will be maintain ed. S|s al inducements offered to
those preparing to Teach. No pai ns or ex|<-n-e will be spared to
make the School equal to any in Southern Oregon, in point of
7-29 cow 4111]
1.1 TWEl'.N rollì i.AN1>A( ORNALI 1-
Our removal sale will be
a BONANZA for those in
search of
RATES < )E
Primary Branches, per Session of
s> 00.
Intermediate “
6 00.
Higher Branches, from
$7 00 to >9 < .1 ».
Board, including fom. lights. X-c., per week, payable ill advance, $2 SO
Incidentals, pavable in advance,
S'».
j’lr iwint A* e»»nirn*»»fot h ,H» i»»r Familfo*.
ax*rBgei> < ¡*rh» «l to ari*I fr<«n th»* Hotel
I KEK OF < IIAKGE.
l’atro*»« will lie wupfdir t with li<4
ohi lUtii’i irriti tI m ? raiij<rt>>
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINT
N! y Finr Ftwilc H*ncb and kt»4-kr*i
p I ■/» nn!«** irotfi < irai.tf ILf«
|»oj.
k» r. Tbi# ranch a a* formerly known
• Northrop
Kanjfe. I ha,»-
si* I <»l
rattle (rotti 4 to 7
»•
>4
¡tea*I “I fffo’k < 4ttb* '¡h*«whi
n/»» i» 5 mile* iwpiarx;
•
.« •! v^Mojcwt loentrv ami wih kropS
‘¡jtl oi ► hr. a il>r«rtitfh the wfatrr, I
tnnn r rat»UF i* » .flpaMr «d
fr<
o to
Thrrr ix ai«o
far
k.*Ur *l, a i;oo I hou*M», ♦»» I» arittif ir
***«. 2
of footws ami tli»- nnttawi.
■rnentM.
|’*»r iitrfhrr p
.t’ it«»- ( «•» K1E« < tf»4 r
.HHF.HI Vol X’<Fl:
THE EAST.
*
selves to secure buisness from Or
egon and Washington Territory
dealers. It is deemed certain that
the through rates of freight tube ea-
_
t iblishcl
from San Francisco with
the northern territory will be very
¡,)W ¡n ortjer that a succr-ssful com-
petition may lie waged against the
steamship lines. There is a pros-
pect,
as a traffic ____
man pointed
,__ _ t«K>, , ________
_
out to diy, that the Southern Pa-
cific Company will establish a new
rate sheet for Oregon and Washing
ton Territory from the Atlantic sea-
board.
STATE AND COAST
A trike on the Mexican Cental
road seriously interferes with the
' running of trains, about fifty etigi-
5 Milk and Wuter Verdict by ths Coro- neer-i li iv ing l<-!t their locomotives
rcr’s Jury.
with i.ie firemen.
C hicago , Aug. i8th. A News
Chatsworth special says: The cor Capt. A. N. Fullis, of the schoon
oner’s jury has agreed on a verdict er Angel Dolly, drew a rifle toward
regarding the big wreck this morn him by the muzzle when it was dis-
ing. which holds TimotliY Coughun chargi I. killing himself and badlv
the section foreman, to appear be wimndiug one of his crew. The
fore the grand jury, and negatively accident i ecurreil at Onalaska.
Senator Sherman arrived at Ta
exonerates the railroad coui]>auy.
The catupany is not censured f->r coma on M-mday of this week, and
Tacomi's Boom.
running double-headers, for the lax when he was driven around the]
system of track itisjiection or for town expressed much amazement
Tacoma is wildly hilarious over
anything else. The verdict simply at the rapiit development of the the rapid increase of property. C.
says that the failure to patrol the country and the apparent thrift’Tf C. Perkins and D. D. Ryan staked
track for six hours before the train the city, lie leaves to morrow to out the smelter grounds to-day, and
came along, and the habit of burn visit other Sound cities.
contracted for all the hard burned
ing grass close to the track, is a
Tin sale of the Camas mine No. 1 brick that the two brick yards could
subject for criticism. The friends 2, iii Idaho has Ixten consumated manufacture, and set about hiring
of the road oil the jury had better for $2,750,000 in cash and mortgage men to begin work immediately.
staying qualities than the jurors bonds, and $1,250,000 in the com The building, when complete, to
who wanted to fix part of the blame pany's stock. New York parties gether with all appurtenances will
on the management
.ire the purchasers. An expert says cost $1,. v ■0,000. Five hundred men
there are from twelve to twenty feet' will lx- employed. The capital of
Washington Correspondence.
of quartz, averaging $33 in car-load I the company is $2,600.000 which is
.ill paid in. The whole of it will lie
lots.
W ashington , Aug. 12, '«7.
' used in the business. There also,
The welcome and decided change
H. - Payson,
__ , United
_____ has been located at that place what
Capt. __
A. __
iu the weather, predicted by the States engineer recommends appro promises to be the largest saw mill
Signal office, to take place on Sun |>iiations fiir next fiscal year’s ex- and sash ami door factory in the
day, arrived on schedule time. The penditurci as follows: Sail Joaquin world. The site is located almost
thermometer has fallen from the river, Cal., Ji 19,000; Mokeluinne »¿joining the smelter works and
nineties to the sixties, and sleep is river, $2.000; Petaluma creek. $2,- work will be begun at once. Their
possible in this sun baked town. 000: Sacramento and Feather rivers, capital is only measured by their
1 he strain has been too much for $40,<««■; Humboldt harbor and bays necessities, as the syndicate can
the president however, and lie finds $250,000.
command fifty millions. They ex-
that he cannot wait for October and
Over
$55,000
have
been
contribu
his western trip until he leaves ted to the relief of the sufferers by I e t to expend in the neighborhood
of $1,000,000 there. No wonder
Washington and his executive du
Nanaimo disaster. The com i Tacoma is happy.
ties again, so he has made an en the
’ltee have determined to book
The Blood-tiiirsty Redtkin».
gagement with Senator Retina of ni
and children to their origin
West Yirgiuia to go with him on a widow--
A dispatch from Rawlins, \Vyo.,
al homes, providing trans|x>rtation
fishing excursion some time this and all incidental expenses, and says: Rejxirts from Meeker are
month, to some one of the many subsequently purchasing an annui very conflicting. The telegraph
lieautilul fishing streams in West I ty for them.
lines are down, and all news is from
Yirginia. Whatever his enemies
parties who come in, and is general
The remains of the late Arch- ly second-hand. Several skirmish
may say of Mr. Cleveland, they
must unite with his friends in de bishop, C. .1. Seghers, who was es have occured. No whites are re-
daring him the be t of sons in-law. murdered last November by his at jxirled him. The whole country
» His devotion ami consideration
_ ..... ..................
for teudant, Fuller, in the interior of is aroused. Senator liddy has call
motlu: ...............
of Mi . Ala ka, has I kcu taken tji St. Mi ed on the governor of Colorado to
Mrs. Folsom, the
.... .........
Cleveland, is as exceptional as it is chads, San Francisco. Tile mill send government troops. A dis
admirable and will win for him the defer expresses great fiegret for the patch from Meeker, dated Monday
• teem of all women at least, though deed, lnii he will soon have to face morning • ays: "Mr N. Major has
the me'.', controlled bv the ancient the jury ami answer for committing ju>t returned from the Ute camp, af-
prejudiie against mothers 111 law, the foul crime.
tci holding a conference with Col
may look upon his conduct as a
At the Bank of Murray may lx? orow and other chiefs. Mr. Major
weakness.
seen a nugget recently taken out of requested them to leave the state.
The president's journey in Octo one of the few placet claims which They protnissed to comply with
ber, will extend no further west1 are now being worked, wliich weighs , thi- demand. They a >ked fifteen
than Kansas City, and no further 33 ounces, 4 penny weights and 10 d ivs in which to gather their Stock
south than Atlanta, (la, but he grains, lieing over four ounces larg and allow their wounded to recover.
will include Mobile, Ala., in the er than any heretofore pnxtuced in Tin-request was granted, audio
route. Several members of the the Cœur d’Alene placers. It is further trouble is anticipated."
Cabinet will lx? of the party.
A Meeker dispatch savs: "It s
not as smooth as most of the large
The United States Minister to nuggets, appearing to have been rep tied that during the skirmish
France, ex-Governor Rolx-rt Mi- washad but a short distance. The with Kendall's . party
. Sunday the in
Lane of Maryland, is in Washing owner is unwilling to state where it dian killed was a son oi Colorow
ton on a leave of absence from his was found.
....
.1..-
and 1 1 l — eh
r ..r
of .1 the party. This .......
news
|»<>st of duty at Paris, It is said
has not reached Colorow, but when
Golden
trout
are
found
in
but
one
that Minister McLane's return to
it doe-, it is thought it will so en-
in the world that is in the rag • the old m hi that he will make
the United Statesis to look after place
1
his private interests which have ' J brooks of Mount Whitney, up near an immediate attack upon this place
the banks of everlasting snow. an I inaki a de.per it; effort to repeat
suffered by his absence.
They
have a golden strifie down the ni.kss.icre <d 1M79. There are
A complete rejiortof the tnetluxls
of conducting work in the Treasuiv each side and arc the most beautiful about p>> w 1 :i. -:i and children here
iJepartnient has Ix-en prepared for fish that swim. Those who saw 1 now.”
the Senate Committee who are in the fir->t specimens of these trout
A T, u )h Snaks blory.
vestigating the methods of the sev that were brought down from the
h ad of Whitney cicek, thought
eral I h-partments.
San
Francisco,
Aug. 19.—J . I).
Secretary Endicott has left for a that they were made up for show
Andrews, whose laim is near Oreg
that
strips
of
gold-leaf
had
Ix^en
month's vacation at his home in
on City, ii amusing certain circles
Massachusetts, and Attorney Gen glued to their sides.
her • by relating his experience 'll
William Egan <>f this valley has o egon. As a mi] 1.', oneof the
cral Garland is on his native heath
at Little Rock, Ark. He is also a dis' wred an extensive salt marsh, leading local paiicrs here will to
disciple of Isaac Walton, arid when about 80 feet across, says the Lake- ut >rrw print the f »Lowing story told
last heard from he was preparing to view (Or. i Examiner. Around by Mr. Andrews:
go on a long fishing jaunt on < >ua- the edge the ground is covered
‘ Let me tell you a f c uliar ex
cliita liver. The piscatorial art is with a three-inch layer of good salt. perience I had with snakes. 1 have
not the sole pro|»erty of this Admin All through the center the water is .1 farm on the Molalla, a few miles
istration, for it was the sport and thick with salt. It is considered a from Oregon City, near an oblong,
pastime of the precceding, as well valuable find for the conununity, ro. k covered hill calk'd Rattlesnake
as the present one. We all remem as well ns for Mr Egan It is locat hill, which for yea s|a»t has just
ber how keen a follower of the r<xl ed 10 miles cast of north of Silver been swarming with them. Well, a
the late lamented and genial Presi lake. Mr. Egan is now busy build year ago last spring they -warmed
dent Arthur was. Indeed, there is ing vat to evaporate the water into into my w heat field so thickly I
a "fascination frantic" in that de salt.
couldn't cut it when i*. was ripe.
licious but indescribable sensation
Salem, Or.. Aug. tM At turner This inav soiin I odd to you, but
that the nibbling of a fish at the about 12:30 to-day a young lady! it is a fact: so I got some of my
end of a line gives, to which ]>oli- named Lydia Denyer was danger- neighlx.rs to help rae, and I ploug-
tics and ambition can not compare. ou.lv hurt by a freigt train, wliich ed several furrows around the field,
Secretary Whitney absolutely re which was engaged in switching and then set fire to it \Yed of all
fuses to allow the expenditure of. out empty cars to be left at the the sizzing. and frizing and strange
any more money to repair the old warehouse Miss Deuyer attenip- ! s pt iwkes and ii'.ise-syou ever heard
• lnp ' Monocracy." The Secretary ed to cross the track just as the en-1 we had them there! Of course they
evidently believes in a new navy as gine was about to start, supjxising ran from the fire, but the hair ropes
well as a stronger navy.
she would have time to dosoliefore ■ in the further side turned them un
A full bltNxied Omaha Indian is it got underway. She vvasdi« qxnnl- til we had a complete circle of fire
a clerk in the Interior lJepartment., ed. however, in her expectation«, around them.
Well, when the
He was recently promoted from a and was struck and thrown spine wheat was burned off there were
salary of $i,<sx> a year to one at twenty feet away. Site was taken thousands of dead rattle makes.
$1,200 a year. His services have iq> in an insensible condition
Tin y v..re thicker in the middle of
Ix-en efficient and he has merited
the field than anywhere else, and
Accidental Fratricidr.
the promotion. His name i- Fran
were twi-ted and tied together in
Greenville. Cal., Aug |K Ted- knots and bunches almost as big as
cis LaFlesche, and he often acts as
die Scheiscr, aged 10 was shot nnd a liarrel. I guess’ we must have
interjiretcr for the Government.
killed to dav b, Ills brother Andrew, made acle.in wc.-p of the tn that time
The Herald to-day says: "Cal aged it. while hunting. TerMie for they haw never put in an ap-
ifornia |x?ars, peaches, plums and was in the bttish. and Andrew, arc | rears nee there since.
apricots, of much larger size than ing something move, thought it
fruit grow in the East, were plen was a bird and find, the charge en
The Ix-st medical .authorities ac
tiful in Washington and Fulton tered his brother'« breast near the
knowledge
tic value of Avcr’s Pills,
stand
Markets yestarday. Oti one
left shoulder anil producing a fright and pn ■-cribs them with the utmost
in Barclay atreet, outside of t hi ful wounltl.
onfider
as the in t effectual
Washington Market, there er ere
Co*rpaling fcr Oregcn Trade.
remedy
fi
r
diseases
caused by de
pear* from California exectly twice
1 he sir.»' O<;r RartlitL;, TliC) »»ere •A!tl...uRl. iliv ireigiit trahie lA rangement of the stomach, liver,
marked ten cents apiece, and big. this coast is large nt present, there mvl hnwvfa
!-;'-, ..loioieu piiini» were tor are owicattons that it will lx? great
If you tie sire to pviSNexs a Ix.'.uli-
ty cents a dozen. There were Cal ly increaM d this fill The openingoi
ftil
complexion take Aytt's Sarsa
a
road
to
Portland,
which
will
lx?
in
ifornia jx'ar», almost as Urge as
cantaloupes, selling at $6 per t -x November, wilt set freigt flying be parilla. It fit an« a mill purifies the
tween San Francisco mill the Oregon I i F kk I an.l removes blotches an I
of eighty to ninety ]xars.
nv-lroplis On the strength of the l-' i] -. making die -kin Mnooth
Charts of th< Pkiada
chance of ojx-ning the road at an :in<l clear, and givttic it a bright
.v>.l he.
to the direct ev <
Take it
■•arty date merchants an«l --hip}
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THE CHATSWORTH DISASTER.
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