»
\ few day s since there was tcle-
riiE coi kier ——« * grajdx-d
an intcrvii -,v with J. J.
1 mx.x.
,
' 'SN..X.
LOCAL M.NiKG NEWS.
[ p rn:;.ti na of the c.'.mtry
Rich <MrixD1»co^..ha». been mid. :-!l
aml
'* - t. auH
Oflcial Paper er JowjBke Cmiy. 5rt?0T. Byrne, formerly of the Oregon Rail
in th. Seat l.taaff..
i' lrU"
:1 ‘
J"1’1/”';
___
i:i a
c-ati.rary t-> tms, nad
Six m;ks South oftirantH
Jt| -j
way & Navigation company, that
bett.rabandon
them
beforeexpend-
<
'<mnty,
<
>ro"un.
Mr.
James
Maloney
is
proqxc.
jt
;
-•RIDAY,
AUG.
1887 the Southern Pacific de ;igned to be on Grave creek.
Having concluded to ck-.se business at this place, I am offering m>
ing tlu-ir capitul. We are satisfied
A H. CARaON & SON,
come part owner in the Northern
large stock of
The "Dutchman" lode 0:1 Wil that those who have it:vested money
Re,-ist ereil ai ilio i’-fa Gm.fu
Proprietors.
Pacific terminal company, which liams creek, has been relocated, and ami hard work in developing per
I’acs, Ore., m Seuend-Cln Matter.
manent
and
deep
mines
will
reap
a
manages the termini! busine-s of there are prospects of its being
harvest here as q*.ii<.kly as in any;
the lines running into Portland. worked by a company.
CORRE U'ONDEN' E.
other section cf .America. Every Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
CotlMfetillg of
Will. Biglow, prospecting for a gulch and stream testifies that th?
Speaking of this matter, a Southern
Ws invit» e.>rr..»p‘>a fen<freni all
APPJ.E. PEAR,
Eugene
firm
thinks
he
has
struck
Iiinson ribjwts of io u! and i.tiv-r in- Pacific director said that the three
gold is here.
PEACH, PLUM.
t -r. s-...
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
companies controlling the terminal it rich on Williams creek and hrs
taken up several qttarlx claims.
With cadi lettor thè mene and i ! Iross
I.--:-! Ik :
confi - ej to a
PRUNE, CHERRY
company's
slock
were
at
one
time
He intend-, to push prospecting on ¡1 iTro: < t :.:'.* V. k.it.? II mse, ami AT' GREATLY RKDLJCED PRICES.
i>( thè soli ter io r • piir • 1, e j •« i.t'.-.
APRICOT, NECTARINE,
h 'tit for unblieatlon.
1 working in harmony with each oth these claims at an early date.
will 1: . b ar of hi - name being
ALMOND, WAI.NUT
er, but cf late their interests l:ad
-------- A Full Line of--------
The "Laura May," a new quartz mention -: 1- : pos ible Republican
CHESTNUT and
BOOMING
become of a conflicting nature. The lode now being developed on Gold candidi'.'?.
The sk-.-otiug of h:.;
GROCERIES
Hill by J. B. Hutch of the Commer kit’.
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
The advancement, push and de companies referred to are the O. R. cial hotel at Grants Pass, promises death have macean indelible i:n-
Will be kept in Steck.
Grape \ ines. Currants, Goosberries,
velopment of the present age is sim & N. Co.; Northeim Pacific, and O. well. A shaft has been sunk about prt ■ *ii u; oil his mind.
Blackberries, Raspberries,
ply marvelous.- From the slow-fa & C. A re adjustment of their af- th'iriv feet t and rich quartz is being
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
Strawberries, Figs.
ding sturdy industry of the last de fairs is now necessary, and steps taken out. Mr Hutch has refused
he'.ice to iLe Fuel.
offer of several thou-and dollars
Etc., Etc.
cade, there seems to have been a will be taken ere long to formulate an
for the mine; for, as he says, if it is r
Thanking the- public and my many customers for their patronage in < ' -i* Ik < an* -i- inn witl.uut irriimtion
complete summersault, and every an entirely new plan with reference worth anything at all, it is worth i r¡’iUr..¿ pl.iiit, al
on bed lull land, and all of known van,..
Y • A i !»2, 11 e J I
thing now goes by "booms.” The to the operations of the corporation, ' more than $5,000, and he may as worth,
the past, 1 can now make it to their
ties that mieived in Southern Oregon
ali*» u!l uu
rhe
authorities
of
each
company
run
(|
lc
r
j
s
j-
o
f
development
as
TI.eHe cont.*iiipliitin(? tree planting will
wind scarcely cubalms but we have
!M<;
well to . ¡Hit our Orchard and Nur.se-v
Advantage to Call on me Before' Purchasing Elsewhere. or <lo write
a "blizzard,” and the town or coun will meet soon and discuss the anyone else.
us for price ]i.-t
•'
I
changes
to
be
made.
i
Hop
Pickers.
Post-offi.-e—Murphy, ,1. aephin *
Ye editor paid a visit to the
ty that cannot get up a Loom can
tv, Oregon. R. 1L Station, ..rants k L
A dispatch from Wilkesbarrc, “Pathfinder" on Hamlin’s moun- I! 'IN t of ibp will com mence at
make no appreciable progress. In
A. H (’ARSON A s,i\
!i •. tuiK-l, IS.S7.
Pa„
dated Aug. 23d says a n iase of tain' »’**l>posed to be a spur of the \V" ;, s . : t• •
6-17tfj
Indiana and Ohio, the towns are
S-L’G-lt
Jewett lode, or, a continuation ot
booming on the strength of oil wells church members went to the works the real loleit- If. About this 01?.
N E W
and gas wells. In Kalinas they o( l1'’- Susqtichaua Coal Company fabulously rich ledge there arc many HO? PICKERS’ BALL!!
boom their towns on railroad pr< s-
Naticoke on Sunday t > prevent st .¡c-. but there -*cems to be no
— Tii -re will L.* ¡> —
pects and sell property agragating t le payment of the company's la- doubt that it wts the best thing '
while
it
lasted
that
has
been
struck
millions of dollars in a few weeks,' borers. Ministers here have fre
Fiont St., adjoining Courier Office,
in Oregon. However, the rock
which, but for the fictitious value qtxently preached against -uNi dese- gradually became poorer and the
GKA.NTS PASS, OREGON.
FHŒNIX. Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
•
*
■
| p.’en at t'i II >;»!> >*1*.* oIDeniai <« Wei-
fixed upon it by the bootners, would cf-Rio*1 of the Sa ibato, and often mines
were finally
abandoned - after
We liuv.‘ opened a Firat-Class | ;,,i!r
cott, on
■ 'X* to • ' it. ••• The
* •»-. n. irl v $eoo,ooo
- w,
aacsvs been
izv . k .,4 taken
luivvu out.
*;:i'.. *
lie practically worthless, and would ®2nt :l P'1«- put a.stop
had
and i.-cd Store in die building foti,-er|T
Our
Stock
this
season
Cannot
be
Excelled
on
the
Coast
as
a
collision
Hundreds
of
parlies
have
since
that
p.,*:.,.
TN-
r
,
■
1
,
T
>07
not find a market at a moderate result was disastrous,
o. cti[ ied us a Fuddle and liarne-s s!./
and a t'™ prospected in vain for the main
1 'J a-’(" ^(1 O/.
wlicicv.e will keep conaumtlv , ,, ¡U1J:
.Vitin r in Quantity, Quality, V.iricti”. . Size if Trv’s, nor Health and Vigor
price iu half a life-time. In Cali- occurred with 300 miners,
and for sale th ■ fast brand., oi
‘ I ledge of which the "Jewett" was ,-^r,---- - ,r , ,.
of
“
ime.
Embracing
al!
the
Leading
Varieties
of
fornia they are booming their towns fight ensued. Men furiously etiga- conLedL*l to >.<?
------ - -
«ron ’a ' ««
aid b.H-dfi*.D - 92.30
Flour, Corn and Oat Meal.
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH PI.UM, PRUNE, APRICOT,
principally on climate, and in San s" ‘ *’*1 Ea***e with stones an 1 clubs wav detached. Messrs. Stickler. |
1x1 lw i*i'd, and
Jose alone*, real estate sales this for weapons. The riot lasted half
,r Stirling, Ingram and Keenan, with
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
Wheat, Bark v, Oats, Mill
-------- 000--------
*
summer have aggregated ns much an l;<>ur and several men were others ini r. led in th.- ’ Pathlind
and ( hop fTcJ,
ILMSE i WOt.UOTT.
as a million dollars in a single day, struck down, Dozens were carried <r,” are now confident that they;-., ,
SPECIALTIES.'
have struck the main ledge in its ' ’' '
away
on
improvised
stretchers
with
and
everything
pertaining to a
with Los Angeles and San Diego
primitive formation. The mine" i.->
cracked
and
bleeding
hea
Is.
To
FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE
crowding close upon her heels as
I
situated about a mile up the moun
’
I . ; :-r.i K,
I
competitors. In this day of booms, day itis reported that more than six tain from Mr. Hamlin’s house. The
V/. RAZEE A. SOI*!.
ty rioters were seriously hurt, many
F. Barry .Pear/ the I ■
l;tfe hbippinz variety.
•
'
: ... Or., Ang. 15, ISST.f
it is quite time Oregon towns were fatally. . , An investigation will lie editor -objected to there being no
*
Proprietors.,
Muir Peach, lire ’Stone) still heads the liut.
•" • i- I" ; by givn That the follow- ,
trail and to the loose nature of the
working, and Grants Pass in par- made, with possibly arre.ts.
inc i
! -"tiler ba-tile I notice of his
E&r.aday'8
Cling,
the
tanner
’
^
pride.
hillside which was also as steep as intention to m ike llnal |.ruo; in n i;>p< rt .
ticuiar.
Kelsey's Japan Plum, has no peer.
-------- She should arouse herself,
Ashland Tidings: Mary Cat!.er- a hou- :; but it had to be done, and oi hi* claim, ami that sai l proof will t,e ,
11?..9 da EargCUt Prune, never ht*;‘or<* offered in Orv;»nn.
Il ia
stretch her half-l>etiumbed limbs, ■ , ine Butk-r, ’ wife
of W. EC.
climbing
-----------
. C. Butler,
W.X.* , , after some
. arduous
......
.......... ° the-
••• — in..'In before th" .bulge or t'lerkof the.
• In u hh h, in a dnu«I .state, forms file ui lvhrate 1 ( rune D Elite,
r
look about at the fine opportunities died Friday at the li me of her sis party arrive ! at new working -. An C'- intv Court <>f Jx'-cphine Conntv, Oro-
(French (’onst-rves),
CHEAPER
THAN
EVER!
fa*eti
’
and make the wilderness how). | ter.Mrs, V, in. Breeding, at Green . open cut ' ’ h * * is '*■■"
’• — made
■'■ between
*
Berkeley Goosbcrry, the n.-'-t profitable of th -m ail.
. twenty an I thirty feet into the It
N
. . . J,. ■■ \v ¡.
For natural resources, beautiful and ?■”?
Lh«
vil>" ™ad'
F mey (i ...ds of all kinds, . dd ,*t
Languedoc, King's, Soft Shell and Paper Shdl Almonds.
had been ill fora long time with a mountain and a surface of rock ten |
W :, ?_*.- -''t. s E 1. ■*: . i! 1. ' •.• ;; i
BED ROCK PRICE '-.
varied scenery, neither ranting complication of diseases and h id or twelve feet in height is exposed. , ' .' ’
■’
‘ l’ - ’ ’ ’’ • * ■ f-
LARGE STOC K SHADE an I ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Witcheta, swelling San Diego nor gone up in th.- mountains in the T: ■ 1..-1," seems to run North-east , .
\‘ .................. ' "’;'
Summer Silks, - 55 ct-. p r vanf.
l.'. t'r,.'ri'i-i>s, i.lirub-. roses, i lcnc.lisand
plants, snia'l fr iiin, grape
strutting Sail Jose can show a per hope of overcoming an attack of ami South-west, and so far. shows ao.l euilivati..!) <.f. sel faifa. Viz: Wni.
Lawns, - - - - 5 “
vines,
etc.,
etc.
ipma'i mid Wil-on --------
Bain , . --------
, vlti. b't’JilD, 1
ventage over us; ami for climate, we ,. malarial fever. ’r be funeral was on a main vein of quartz about five feet ' i h rank
<
tthvr g'.'.l- in :-r >;>orti.>i,.
Aiuk‘*r*on
(iru i-t Pus, p. S .
.‘re p'irt !i.isi»> cH.v.h r *. |ar‘i*‘ intendin'
| I.fit I;
v. ¡11 (¡nd
Saturday, and the earthly romaines wide. There are also several small
can defy any or all of them to a test were consigned to their last resting er lodes exposed by the cut, and all Ho’ton, »< Kerbyviile, a.!! of Josephine
it to their interest to coni'? and sei» our slock anti learn our prices.
I will not be Under Sc'd,
('o.mty. Oregon
Cat,'.!, v.b s mailed gratis upei aj-plieution. Addra... ill coimnuni. alions to
for the championship. Yet, we are - ,p,
m the carry more or less gold and other
C has . W.
J. V/. HOWARD.
without a boom" of out own. But ............
presence of r t ■' ’’e sorrowing family, minerals. The ledge has everv in S-BC-iit1
Reiri«ter.
IIAMMON
BROS.,
we must have one, and how are we neighbors and friends. Catherine dication of being a permanent one
rhe nix, lacks' :: ' (Hintv, Oregon.
.-.ni
For Salo Cheap.
to get it? With the completion of J°th.nso,'.’ Jvas ,,orn Br”w» country and should improve in mineral, al
NEW FUENimr STOKE
.
z.
.
r
.
.
' Ohio, bebuarv
i i 1847,
S it and
Febuary i 14,
an<l ivttttr*
came though present assays give in some 1
the C. & (). 111 a few weeks hence Ohio,
with her parents, John and Mary cases as high as $200 to the ton. Ono Fr ?■': Mil-Il < 'oir iin.I one Tiiröe-
A. J. SEI ICrli,
S H
lx'
K>
JUDSON,
will be our opportunity. W by not1 Johnson, to Southern Oregon in There is no doubt that extensive quart r .b-r-x-v Bull Enquire at
'
l.'in
St.,
U i. 4tii i -: i i '. h Crini:. P»
8-lflj
‘ S. ~
1*. I). A !.. Co. Store*.
DEALERS IN -----
make an attempt, at least, to run in 1 1852 their home being a donation qn.irtz deposits have been struck in
—
Has
just openod a Nev.- —
r
V/ANTED.
a lioom on the completed new road. i claim adjacent to that oi Jami-., their primitive condition, and we j
S J
I OLXrn RE STORE
It can be done easily, ami will not Hamlin, near Jacksonville. She sincerely hope the owners may more
was married about twentv-fivc years than have their expectations ful 100 IIOI> 1’1 Kt.RS. Address,
V* here Will lx- kept oa li-.nd :-. I ¿.rfsfe
c>t much. It will only take a ¡ago, and her husband and four child filled.
6th
St.,
between
M
*.in
and
H,
Grants
I'-
>
,vs3,
Or.
J. s DENISE,
......
**n kin.ls of
united effort, and by a pull alto , ten survive her. For more than
Have the Largest and most ( ompl.-t - sto. k in jl>. ir Hu • ia So t-1, i-. Or-on, which I Furnilere, Btddi.i-i
ric’t-ro Frsmci,
' lervilie Or.
After doing the mountain, we 8 .'i-lin! ,
they will sell
. !
r-
. ,
r.
c.
gether the population of this county twenty years she had lieen a sufferer were taken to Mr. Hamlin's placer
Crackei*.
Etc..
Etc.
SHEP.1FF 8 SALE.
L< >\\ AS 'I IIIC LOWEST.
can lie doubled in one year, ami our ill consequence of injuries received diggings. He has very rich ground
I'* r-i'r oa •><, V •?>.!..-w-!'i-.in«... !s-a*T."t.s
BY VHtri’E of i,i ex-cution d-ilvi--
1 tc., made to i . i ki. Si . • :■.! attvi.-ti' n
frxit hills along Rogue, Applegate | by a fall into a fireplace, and d-.ith and is preparing to work a large *
AGENTS 1 )R THE CELEBRATED
I out of tin- I ir. -.:t ( <,-.111 oí ilie St i ,.
>iven to
came without terror,
area during the coining season. The
and Illinois rivers, and those bor
<>i < Ir.-.oa ¡or .Ju-eplii....... mini v, on th,* ;:<l
I NI) ISHTA R'lNfL
W. R. Skelton, while camping want of water is all that prevents ■ lay "f Vi h -*. \ I * -sf. nd to i., ■ ,|¡-
dering each little valley, will be
handsome
money
from
being
real
[{^pairing
and all kinds >•( w.-tkin u*y
r
s-t
•
I
a:i
I
ileliv.Ti-.l;
ia
hi
vor
<>f
S
uivi.
!
on the banks of the* Spokane at
lir-.e i.eatlv and proiopt.'v , o-cufe't.
made to blossom with the fragrance 1 tent, had a fearful ex|x.*rienct ized from this placer claim. It '
Huiutiff, who reco ■ ■ I a j 1 L-
ì -I 1, ■ ", . : , ,
,
of paradi -e. By all means let us with a rattlesnake which, but for literally pays from the grass roots 1 t '" ila II,erte,
ue III the ji.ee nuai.-d ( ' art,
'j!
down,
and
dirt
taken
from
any
lo-1
,
!'ïv  r/r.1 L fir th rer's
invest in a first-class I moiii .
I timely presence of mind, would
• *n the y.l dnv of Ausiist.
fl. 1«7, an I
.
tin* herei,-miter <1.* s-rilieJ re il pro-
' have undoubtedly terminated disas cality in the vicinity, shows colors. against
/CENT
1
!>*■'.aiL'ing te 11. S 1 t.ivetipiirt at! 1
f
trously. With his wife, Skelton His father will probably join him Pertv
The Medford Transcript says:
fv! the
l-.lli n IhiveniHTt. his wife, ile.etid mt *, I
in
his
work
this
winter.
mu commanded t-> levy up.>u ati l sell sài I
"The Grants Pass Courier man had been picnicking, and on their
! Rf CINE
The mine which the editor most I'D
; ~<>t erty to satisty the j idgincit of S.mi-
gives the personified inertia of that wav through a shady grove they
m-1 lt.ini !« for the mm of jl,hi.'.14, and
bl
town a regular shaking up, now stopped to rest. Skelton, selecting appreciated was in Mr. Hamlin's the
further sum of|lh>2) alt. -mev's lie
UliBMll.!.!
days. He takes the fossils by the a comfortable looking place beneath garden, and we believe that this is n*i<l th*- --an of p.'u 4 I. t-isfs „nd ■lisbiir--
Ixiot strapsand just lifts them where a tree, sat down upon a rattlesnake, one that gives the best general re nienfe. ami also the fists of and np,,,, this
Tic let Mid
they can see a little of theenterprt e which lay cosily asleep on the sults i-* Southern Oregon. There mi': ilei in obc lieiii-e t > sai 1 « * it. I di 1
1: a<’c.
ground. The snake instantly struck is no doubt in ottr mind that the on the 4- li div of August, A. II. Is ST, 1- -, y
of the outside world."
on-aid redly ac,..rdi-ig to )J1V, a.it «¡4
iwtrouaee is resfr-.-t-
If the will was equivalent to the him in the hip three times, and the golden fruit of Southern Oregon "¡1er f< r sale tor cash in hand, nt public
.1.. it - I, iia.l satisfaction g ¡arai leist
tliir.l time actually shook itself all will, before bug, "get away" with a-ii-tn a, to the highest bid 1er. at the
I y
deed, our esteemed cotemporary I over. Skelton seized a club and the golden quartz.
The plums < '-uri II :;<■ .¡ ist i>> Grants l’ass, in s.iirl
would be nearly right; but unfor killed the venomous reptile, and which Mr. Hamlin „ grows __
arc par- ( outdy and .**t.dc. on
Ch Hied
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
tunately our moss backs aresocom- 'with rare presence of mind com-ticularly fine and received our well
SaUinlav,
S
pt.
loth.
1S87,
itienccd
a
series
of
applications
to
merited
attention.
At two o’,'!*, !< <,f said d r., ji| (I,.. rj a,,
pletely fossilized that it requires
neutralize the effect of the bite.
T<> ottr .veteran prospector, Mr. . " '*•■ at J int r. ,-i th-sai I 11. ■; p.ivn-
T own LO th
more than newspaper articles to stir He drank milk and cut deep gashes
Stirling, belongs the credit of find I ori a*:d Eih-n paven¡*..rt, d ien l.mis in
i
.
them up. A few hundred pounds in the flesh around the bite apply ing the "Pathfinder." The whole mid to all o' th.- following de-, ri', • 1 .■ t|
i'Oli
HAIHEin I’lKMNlX
|»-rly to-a it _■
of dvniinite might give them the ing thereto fresh meat, and indulged 1 ice of the mountain for about three pr* Hi*-
l. i-t I. df >f (lie Northea * quart *r,
necessary elevation, but even then in large potations of whiskv. In a miles h is been located.
Autocrat Wood Force i.- ti;
:
■ nd t
-.
!,v ' p:.::ter if th.- N , rth-
't's k on hand. to ,, tl er wiih tv..* lots ti| -
The great question among local east qa.irter, and the North-west *¡ , inter
they would require new eyes to see few hours swelling set in, and for 1
'li which tint rliojis ar- located. Also,
serious effects were anticipated miners is: Who owns the "dry * I the S.nith-e.ist ipia-ier oi Section i hir-
lieyond their own noses. Our hope time
' one acre of ground favorably h.x atc l for
-1. in Ion. .|,.p 'fidrtv-s--ven !T ... itti
1 *t J111 [ >H,
but the young man has now almost digging** " So soon as our article - t I -. If.inge
residence. Call on ,.»• addn ss
Six a \V, t. Containing <
is in the enterprising men of the entirely recovered fioni liis utifortt*. up >c the re -otirces of that field had
Hiu. lreil mid Sixty a. r.-s, situale I in ,1m
mike forman .
town. They may, by their exam nate meeting with this dangerous been publi-hvd, claimants fa-gan to ■ i on Comity, Oregon, with all an.I
And all good* handled by
■k' l'.m;
Phoenix, Jackson Co., t>r
ev.-rv
of
the
appurtenanc.
s
thereto
l„-
ple ayd precept, do what tlu- news viper,
appear, until now it is said some
.
STAVRR & WALK RR,
pnjier aims at. If we can unite pro
Oregon has opportunities to lx forty men claim to own the locality, Given nn.fer my hand this 4th «¡.iv of
Including the -----
gressive* men and keep them awake, come a great water power state, including Mr. H Pajie of Jackson August, Iss;.
Cor. of Fiont and 4th Sts..
ville. who claims a deed of the
EMPIRE
MOWERS,
REAPERS
and BINDERS.
T
G
PATTERSON.
and
we
shall
lx-
greatly
astonish.-d
all will be well in time.
Sheriff.
Grant
’s Pass, - - Oregon.
if we do not see investments made whole pl icc. It >c*enis hard that
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
Rv R. R. M oriuh ,
Th;-
FEOri.E'S
MEAT MARKET is
Furnished
on
short
notice.
We
cordially
invite
all
to
examine
our
goods
(’..•a, Lucien Fairchild, Com in manufacturing sites fa-fore t.-n after one nia.n has w.ake I upa tiling S-’
lfeputv
now op ---. ;lI*,l prepared to supply ciistotn-
wars are over, bv the heaviest c.q a.m.la, -a u|,f ¡K-,p tlie fa*nefit; but
ami
prices
before
purchasing.
in itidi-t in Chief of the Grand Arm) italista
such is fife.
em wiili the choicest cuts of
nt Am ; 1 \\ have
• I the Republic, has met .move: wavs contended th.it Mexicam *t
Friend Stirling will pr ■¡»ably be
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK
W. N. SAUNDERS.
whelming defeat at the hands of ton could fa* spun so much che.ipc: m**rc caritul as to " hos • land he
Salesmen
Wanted.
PROF m.OOM
All kinds of
the Grand Anti) po-ts of New York here by water power than it costs pros[K-cts in future In the mean I< fitting up a lieu
We are in want of a few moie
men
tune, we hope the ?'..!■■' < ■1 .;
COUNTY
SURVEYOR,
s
A
L
’
S AC, K s
to
work
it
upin
California
bv
steam,
in In» efforts to secure their endorse
to canvass for the safe of vlloice varieties
their claim to the "dry diggings," I 5AKBER SI I( )1> of
And General
as
to
more
than
cover
the
differ
Nursery
*"t<»
k.
To
mm
who
can
in.ike
A
share
of
the
public patrouag. re
incut u- tlie new |K*nsion bill, w hich
cnca in Ireight. In a word we will give the man wlm w Led up In tin* old I antral Hotel building, where a success of the feisine-« we can pay e>«sl
spectfully solicited.
•was drafted by national executive il.iitn that, while Oregon 1. mien
salaries or commission and give pen ia- LAND
tlu- mine, a lair share.
A Cr H NT,
he g lia raille*., to give Hatfefaetion in
BUNCH BROS..
nent employment
We have manv r w
The idea that surface mining
4-stf;
oflieets of th- order, and which is to southern California a- ( ple.isu <
Will
I»
always
readv
tea Iv to Locate
Proprietor*
and choice -|»*,:ulties, both in the fruit
SHAVING
md
HAIR
CUTTING.
r.lonc was practical in southern
known .among Grand Armv men as resort, it is a far better business aiouc
and ornatm ntal line, which others do mt ah parties .mining Io him. on Vacant I„md
sud that no gold lay deep l. i lies' Hair-cutting n spu i.ilty.
ham1 >*. Address at onv . with refereii'-es oi all <le*«.*riptioiw. ijuuii as
"the pauper jxmsion bill." The country anil affords letter oppor Oregon
below tile knrl.iee is gradually la ■
tunities
fm
pin-kv
md
industrious
L. L MAY & CO.. Nurserymen,
PRO! Bl.OOM will .-nri* C -r*-«, Bun-
GOVERNMENT. SCHOOL
draft was prepared several months voting men to
ing exploded The m "i intelligent i•*:•»
. In -roMinr mil nails; -• ■>, warts « lo st
ST PAI L, MINN
1. H. AHLF
•
Proprietor.
ago, and Fairchild issued a pro if they have th accumulate fortunes and expvricnc. 1 of the manv pros- taken
and
.Hit with.Mit pain.
1 i't bit <>t vcononiv
¡K-etors now working this part of
clamatiou catling on all Grand Arno or self denial [Ex.
No .-tire, no pay
H.lti
RAILROAD SECTIONS. M ain S tig it .
G rant ’ s P as «.
tin- country agree in thinking that
,>osts to vote upon it in hop. t of
I.atcrep. rts from Columbia. S. C., ] pe:m.incut mi’- s in southern Ore
At
nraaonebfe
t.-niw.
He
has
also
some
GRANTS
PASS
Brick!
Brick!!
Brick!!!
securing their approval. The pro
*•''( disK-ouraging news cotitin- gon
;
must lx* deep mines. The
clamatiou < 1 the Commander in ties to
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
come from the flvxxlcd dis 1 great couvulsions of nature which BARBER SHOP
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
Chief following closely upon hi dt tncts in lower Carolina
(
heaper
than
the
Cheapest,
along
the
8-12
h
ive
at
some
early
period
visited
—
KNI)
—
nunciation of tlie President for ve S ’fa
MUTTON,
■'
r . |]|
. ;
,
iv l.a>
ken
'.km
— AT —
toeing the dependent jxmsion bill leryserious question now fafor A W-.
County
Treasurer
’
s
6th
Notice.
e
ent
formations
different
and
dislixigtd
BATH
ROOMS!
POÎIK-S tr<u:v
**'■*-•«
was a signal for earnest discussion the rice planters is wh it dispe
TA TTT TT ■ n-nr.-.'
.XMttOU quartz le lees until now it t
XI. H . HAKU11M b
of the subject of pension bills In all • •
Orrt<
►
in;
Cm
xtv T ki v . i hfr ,
»
üGBÜÄxi
ä
FKESLEY
\ VT> VrN* ' *■ V
aaa^tav Ml Hie HCZ!. mes on the the most expert examinations to
•“ ...
u.n» tniu,
posts There are fiflv three
1. •• »••X« .1
* •
• LA., It,* Wo J I l 'n '»’n •»» f.v »Jv-A . 4 ..» ’Í •» • * k*»V *
plantations until the firs
w.ix
ill th»» t*ltv ■»M'T t-va/ve» -<* »I«, -
Noti.-e j, hereby given that there an*
have
fitte.!
un
in
OHintHlhm
with
th»
‘
ir
Bacon and Lard
a car. ■ '■
1 ’> K 1 C K YA lx’ 1 ). funds in the County Treasury for the re-
- '• ■ -' r> fat t’.um to discovered are ■ tn their primative Ton«
biKiiu 4M,
arrived at their decision la ever) earn a 1 lying,
,md nt the meantime poaittona or no. The deep ledges
d* ninti«n of the following Cotintv War
ALWAYS ON HAND.
instance they have declined to en they will have - tn
— All kin.ii* of —
rants. pr t,
<1 to No. 2U. July tj ]«,
Hot and Cold Baths.
■ lie
.-»* supplied with alone tannin, n -rth cast and soutli-
dorse "the pauper pension bill.' food. If nothing
Namberw 2, 5 's
•* 7,
- ~
- - 112,
<- 1 l.i, --
1
8,
0,
J
’
,
I'Kl
!
-
M*
>)»!'.!{
\Ti!,
Hiid
SaP.ii,
t„.n
ia d<
Meat Delivered any place in To*«
west arc to lx* d.cjx-ndc.l upon,
MASONRY WORK
13. 11. 17. 2H
ami liavi announced their stipjs>rt nvgr.x-sduritfa the next I
G-.iar,intv**.l.
albs >):h<*r< arc mere s';.!* and po, kets
InU-rvxi tm tiw same will c < mm * from
■ 4 the service pcn Em ’»ill
M*
x
free of charge .
SfEKrr,
Ibex will st 1
Ifak.rv
this date
til Itiou
J w. H oward .
Trv i- urrr.
a Siw ?[ tie milt r.rrwue Silicio
BEIILDB MRSERI!
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
100.000 frees io Seek,
STAPLE
GEO. W. RIDDLE,
TREES!
G RAND BA L L
FREES'
TREES!
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
Flour, Grain, and Feed Sfere,
Goods!!
Ä
]-:
I-warc,
I
md Tin-ware.
I n
Plows,
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
NI
r. i.s
1‘IWLE’S HUT llIRkET.
New Barber Shop!
City Market
V
tvt4% ■>
, A •
1 Iv recen 'I
in >’ piv
i
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