Rogue River courier., September 23, 1887, Image 4

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imh
H JW tO
A citixef
writing to I
« f hi. city,
“We orfc
nightly Uli*
•st thingJ
l‘-i:ig 1 -jel
otlu-r throiv
We ha<9
benefit the»
prosjicrcd v.
We advU
♦
thous.an'ls
forth all on
m inn r thn
by our cis
were not <|J
trary, ng.-J
’*•
strong as \4 ’ •
We thu *
visitors, \i !
friends—p|
pondence i«
and carrietfi
fill tales of
west county |
And, tilt, i
did doubler '
made it a
local p.ajwi
to advertis
for large
locat advei ifl
of our fu'.tM|
advantage»!
versing wi ■
came here ■
iidvertisia J
which the! "
all else toW
growth anl
We f und I
this—the u
jHirpose, tE
Every newE
most of oii
advertising«
turns, it so.
to iinpicss»
had an eyt
l ict that V
mg town, •
<1« <I pnpulq
over 2o,ooi
creased in But
a thousand fo
round us thq.,
over 400 pe S
Wjìf-Djj» in Montani.
Ruin and Disjr.ieo
The pick of stag-h >un«ls recently
bjught trout Colorado and in use
|> t!i - Su 1 River Range Association
1 •. reported doing good service iu the
wolf-killing businesti, fur which in­
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Cvr. 5th an j Main Si*.
dustry the dogs were purchased.
H. SIMPKIN3. - - Proprietor.
Six of the hounds recently bought
to bay double their umuber of
wolves and engaged them in battle,
W hite C ooks !
doing to the deatn all but two of the
This house hasjuat l>eeii tho­
sheep and calf destroyers. Not a
roughly overhauled from base­
few single combats have occured,
ment to attie. Beds nice .«^ I
resulting in uniform victory for the
clean. The table« are »uj>-
«log, which has the advantage of
phe.1 with the beat the market
fleetness, pluck and strength. A
affords.
pair of hounds can do a wolf in
pretty short order. One will toss
TERM« REASONABLE
the wolf in the air. ami liefore the
4 I -if
astonished animal is again on the
C. II Caldwell, who killed Chas.
ground he is caught at neck and
loin and tore asunder. The hounds Keene at the dance house in the
are fed no meat, their diet Ix-ing Siskiyons, h is been indicted for COMMERCIAL HOTEL !
confined to corn bread and butter murder in the first degree.
GRANT’S PASS OREGON.
milk in most part The Range
In Brief and to too Point.
Association are satisfied they have
i- Ireil il IHsorler>sl liv- t
This Hotel has been thoroughly
made a g ao l investment in these is t>v>.|K'|Mi.i
misery. I'l.li/esli .u i» a L<e to got»!
wolf-exterminators.
nature.
renovated m»«l
The humm <li
f oastitutiil
by abrogaf
section i <1
tution of |
lie as follijl
S ec rt< >»
retary of I
judge of t
other “tatff
receive au
sum us tl
should lic<
the slid «#
that wlutia
.«hall havef
of an v sit«i
neither be®
«lining the
cutnbcnt <!
been elect!
Adopte»
rv isth. J
1'1« m y
S ectmi I
k, or
to sell or
for sale otV
malt, distil
toxicatingf ' >
hibited itf
medical,
purpose.-«
Sue. 2.
blv shall
manner; ,
pl ice. SIIC
xhall lie
kept f >r i:
chanical *
S hc .
take cffecfC
mouths fr<
lion by t Ils
S hc t .|
blv shall I
necessary *
allies neE
nniendiiK »
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KHRBYVILLE DIRECTORY.
Purposes.
OF CIGARS
LINE
KEPT ON
ALWAYS
HANI).
1’. of H. Josephine J .>|.T .C, ~
Grant s P ush , first Satur
at 1) o’clock a . m .
Grant’» Pars, Oregon,
Main Strut.
----- DRUGGIST AND
Tnw, Pitest Eedlcl«!. Fsrfnmery. Tsilet Articles. Shoulder Braces. Trusses. Etc.
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chool I Bocks. I Books I and I Stationery
A Full Line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes.
I'HSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
SMITH BROS.,
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Proprietoi'S.
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P- U. MITCHELL,
\V¡:1 ts-.vi
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AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Mitchell and Lewis Wagcns, Hacks, Buggies and Carts,
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JACKreetLi.e.
1. K.
HOUCK,
J ack »«».'n.i.K,
V i:s
A N 1 )
DONE
I I N XV A R E,
AT
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Oatco,.
notici : i
• •
•'.'Ulf II
I ej-ii InHtni-
meiitrt pnimi'ly exécutai.
N r>:< »
Or« gon.
NOTICE!!
NOTICE!
i i
Towns of Southern
CENTRAI
»
ILjskkn and Surgeon,
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'¡«'Si'« P a * í
<)irn«-N.
W. II. E.’AN.IwAX, 'I. I».
Oregon
PHYSICIAN .'AND SURGE* N,
— and —
£urge:n Dentist.
l’OIN 1 , Jaclcsori County.
G rint ' s I' a .- s ,
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(hr»;«*.
Olfi <* at rssi>rt-i-*. <x*n*r Sixth mJ
I “tre« U. t ui; atMidid»ny
'by *
night.
IN THE CENTRAL FART OF THE
JACKSONVILX« DIRECTORY.
Iiogue RiVol* Valley, on the O & C Railroad.
1‘ i . e*.
W. I . Ki.EJ.Eli. M. D.,
<'ni'« rifepoa-l>d 1 at al! h"-ir«, «! iy '*
night.
THOSE DEcIRING TO SETTLE IN
Pnoeu
Ki lim' iLtt ixr> .Imi rot, JiMiraxa
‘.'«•« xrr, O kiak K.
RATES.
REASONABLE
Central Point,
O reo . X
—Th- Ere« Of—
H annah ,
«. w. F0K1ÌE.“,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will do well to consult the undersigned at
Horse« Boanktd Reaxmably, anJ
Satisfaction ¿«¡ara:
t
0mso||
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Office in ¿i th Luii.tmg, Oregon »irw-t
NAUCKE.
Mll.I.ER.
Tri;
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
—JOB WORK, FfCH AS—
KERBY VII.LE MILLS.
f M
I AS», oai.Gi x.
H. KELLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
—DEALER IN—
AND
J. s Houck.
Special Terms to lomnivrci.il
Travelers.
S.
—Centnil Point Tin Shop,—
sto
K iruwilik ,
j
Will frotó- in all i'e Courts of the
"tale. Oi.im in Court Hou—.
R 'ofing. Spouting, an.1 Repairing of all kin ’s a specialty,
WILLIAM
, _
¡tl a;i f¡ut ,
5 •
< >RÏO. .X
w ishin^ bargain., sh ubi callón
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O ffice - With lion. s. U. MitcH.
PROPRIETOR
PRY GOODS à GROCERIES
Th
law .
IÍL.NRY L. BENSON.
AttorncvaiJ CouncelloratLaK
1MPLEM BN TS,
t
Horse Shoeing and Wagon Repairing a Specialty.
L. S SöilTH, - - Proprietor.
Fine Buggies,
Hacks and Carts.
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DU. F V. VAN DYKE
JACKSONVILLE
Onto. X
-^Marble Works
I he Shipping Point for the principal portion of the grain producing
part of the County.
Address r call on C. MAGRUDER. Central Point, Oregon.
RICHARD P. GEORGE
GO TO THE SUPPLY STORK
M.irble, Stone or Granito.
Genera) .Mining Supplies Etc,. Etc.,
OR
CHARLES DECKER,
LEST
Cemetery Work a Spet ialty.
NEW TIN
Tim Hl A W <;i tl>K ts
U.»a*4l Swpg. and Mtnh,
eack year.
3N pa. vu,
$!|t IL , tnrhrt, w ith os cr
3.I5OO Illustrations
a
sshole I'tctnrv t.allery.
Ul% KS V holeaale PrtJ •
•<«rrr< to rw«a.«Mm«*re on all gocxl« f r
pereaaal or family use« Telia hose to
order, and glees eUbct iaat ofesery-
t’Uu,- you use. eat. drink, wear, or
kase fun wttk. These 1\* il.l Kilt !.
rvntalts luA«rwtatk*n glruncd
from the mar kefs of tke world. We
s» Hl mail a copy FULK to any «1-
drr«s «|*««n rrretpS «»a* 10 rta. t«s dwfrwjr
rtpeiuMr oi mailing Inrt us hear frwua
you.
lie spewtrally,
SHOP;
O II sTARR Pseeurrea,
E.IIANI*
OF
WINES
LlqEol;-
» nd
Prices Moderate.
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excuse
o.y.H’ir <CO.
J
Tail. - mn.G
0_M -£««»*C'Î
SEED
r-1 I \ < STYLE. AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC WH.I
: T WITH EVERY KINDNI" AND ATTENTION.
Liverv Sta 'e in Connection.
All work wjrant<xl. Office oo
•trect. above l>t Ottiee
i a. • •• um
N. ben-xiy the
private dispensary .
The oldest
m«*U eu«->-«*fii1
¡-I oti the L. m JI, a...-i»t«“l by «n et»iM»
surgeon tnxu i>e
both
auum viih i<
experience in tbetmt'
ment <4 all
OF Tl TROUGH AND PR ACTICAL INSTRUCTION.
Near Wilderville. Jose phine County. Oregon.
Will com nic-nce its
Ckmlf. Nirrii
PRIVATE
Third Session, O ctober 17th, 1887.
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F er C to a l
Strict I' «.•¡»line will be maintain
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make the txaool eyual to any in
Thoroughness and
ù. Dtoea*’» «'“ h
feet lhe y ung.
Sf die age«i
*5
♦wi sinsle °r ¡n*w*:
men. «n«l «U •*
« ,i-r fr ’
r **«'w*h -, r
t-r «
aaU I!.*»
S?
6
$9
$■»
oo.
oo.
<JO.
50.
LOSf MANHOOD.
Ser»..«« r>, '¡tv. Hpennot. rehea.
nal I .—. * tv-xnal Decay, Failing
ory, W’»ak
Tju k oi Energy. U.if*“'
nwnt» to Mfriaee: aL»o Pkw ao» ÌT?
50. I1-.1-W« » <4iillis ErnrHions. Ha r Fi*
in.- I»w INm.«. >«rellu>0. S>re
1' 1-
ed Special tn.iucemcnts offered to »■’ - »- - . • 1«
■ Ì 1
U • f . » I ; ' *
.
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OjMUVU
“ «..«-. «>.><e«i!Mra, «.««rvi,
Southern Oregon, in point of
«vive •ran-lfne treatment. pr-mD
and cure f.-t life.
Practical Work.
lock or G«xxl Pnxiuce taken in part pay
ypurtunity to work out a part of th
!»*t •UW«W|
Young men will be
< on«u
BOTH SEXES
ientiaily. call or umte-
Third »treet.
for the Corit’F».
;e S'lie: ted.
JOI I N
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THE V a NMONCISCAB
Waldo, Oregon.
TllTK »X:
Primary I inches per Session of Ten Weeks.
Intermediate "
Higher Branches, from
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$7 OO to
Board, in-, tiding room lights. &.C.. per week, payable in advance.
Incidentals pavable in advance.
FERRY’S SEEDS
...
IT IN I I!
V
O kb «<*
G R ast ’ s P as »
And continue Five Month
GRANTS PASS.
MONTGOMERY WARD <S CO.
WT a rru
a ,« uw . « Ur«.* iu .
2«*f 6.000.000
V
Calla repon.Id to at all hocr*. 'i*T *
n:'in
Otfltv upoite Slovw » boe*-
Jai-kmoville. Oagoa-
kntist
ciga KS KE1T IN STOCK.
1
JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT
NOTICE.
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id:, t ue- w I’EAt oM.
—1> alrr In—
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f. near drug
Prop’r.
I »I’.OKI'.R BOARD1NO IIOI'SE:
THE KERBYVILLE SALOON.
English an*’. German Spoken.
I raluate Leipsic Vniversitv.Gcr ' ‘
For Dry--goods and Groceries,
JACKS« 'SVILI.E.
£
Ocr«««.
C. LEJI’El.T, M. P..
—K<* !• the Fineet—
Generai Contractor in
ST.,
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Gaasrs P a «
< >tfiue on
li.
R obinson ,
Principal.
« I l»l '*
attorney
G rant ', P a .., ....
6th street, Grants’ Pass, Oregon.
Mrs. Ellen Ryder. Proprietress.
GRANTS TASS. OREGON.
K J’lo.Mr,
Commaa.i,,,
FftorKSHIoXA L—LEO al ^9*8
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
STABLE.--
-KEFI*>-
». •. fit«’ » :x
cnr«'r
JoamiiNB Lot or No Ji» » A
meets every Fri.lay « venini .i nA ’
lows Hall. Brothers in
„ F*
cordially welcomed.
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M
AND
Connected with this hotel in a
LIVERY
iATTEI1' I'.
Bec’y.'
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GOOD TABLE!
-FIRST-CLASS
bbm ,
|
HOUSE.
th. H
Mian • —
after the t>
biennially.
Passed bj
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<0 N I . o «5 1
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on lhe L’ret Wednesday in’ya. i,
FA RM I N(
K ►any vu i.c.
OREGON
SANTA A8;£ C* '
K ubyvilu L. bob ; N o ,5 .
'
-•Meet" every other Saturday'.0.^
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BI ST BRANI>H OF CIGARS ANI) TOBACCO.
Having completed our new Stables we arc now prepared to furnish
tlic best of accommodations AT REASONABLE RATES.
J. C. WH1PH.
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B asxck L.lHiit I. o (i T\-v-
every I rulay evening at 1U1.’
"i. Run, w.c *
APOTHECARY,------
----- Also, Agents for ------
LIVERY STABLE!
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
I »K INTI ! i’ \ FeslTlVE t l KI
for
G oliikn K iu , I. o fl V
■■'aiurilav evening at 7 31 J,..**•«!
’«< htll
Sixth street. Visiting
h*11 1 » 1
invite«! to attend.
tí
T. Y |.r«v. s£yK ****)
C M. STONE, P bop ’ b ,
UNION HOTEL.
WILLIAM NAUCKE
OB®»
fâKKS’
Be it en ieted 'ey th House, th Sen.it, (
(Mestrrinj:
Th.it the f»Bowing amendment
to the constitution *’f the State oi
Oregon be and 1 curb» 1* proposed
1 «tai assviiu«* «4 ulvw.e » '•* »»«
ccoatitution of the State ot Oreg«»t
!>e an«t is hereby abrogate«!, anti in
lieu thereof, sect km 14 <»t
of the constitution of the
hall be at
«4 (
1 on
M.vn.
J. W. H oward , Sec'y
W.
Jni"^ *r’-My i.^,11
¿ECITY DRUG STORI:.
THIS COOD OLD STAND-BY
GRAMS PASS
&N
FINE
And the l«oet of AocomnvxLitionii.
3<itf]
S ection i The manufacture,
•ale, or the giving away or offering
to sell or give away, or the keeping
for sale of any spirituous, vinous
malt, distilled, fermented or any in
toxicating liquor whatever is pro
hibited in this State, except for
medical, scientific ot mechanical
purpose«
S ec . 2. The legi-lative assem­
bly shall provide by law in what
m inner; by whom and at what
places such liquors or any of them
shall l<e manufactured or sold or
kept for medical, scientific or me
chanical j"an»’-c •
S ec ,t Thi» atneudment shall
take effect and be in full force in «’ x
month' from the date of its ratitica
tion by the elector«.
S ec 4. The legislative a<setn
blv «hall without delay ¡»ass all
neces'srv laws with sufficient pen
allies necessary to enforce this
amendment.
Approved by the house Fcbruan
2d, 1B85.
A
Contracted
Muscles,
Eruptions,
Heer Ail,
Screw
Worms,
Swinney,
Saddle Galls,
Files.
Seratehea.
Sprain».
Strains
Stitcksa,
£ tiff Joints,
Eaekache,
Galli.
Sore»,
Spavin
Cracke
accvin; lUhes for everybody «xactly what is claimed
fur it. One ui the leasoas for tho great pu putorlty of
the Mustang Liniment la found In Its uuiTcrsnl
applicability. Everybody nce«ls such a medicine
The Lumberman needs it in case « f accident.
The 11 uu » pw I fenced» It for general family use.
Tbr (. aunler needs It for his teanut and his men.
Tlte Alcchaaic needs it always oa his wur*
bench.
The Miner needs it in case of emergen y
The l’ieueer need»It-can’t get aion^ without it.
The I uriucr needs it la his house, hi» stable,
an 1 his stock yurd.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman cue«:*
it In liberal supply afleeiand ashore.
The Harse-faucier needs it—it is Lis best
friend and safeet reliance.
The Nlsck-grswer needs it—it will save him
tboasands of dollars and * world of trouble.
The llailrond man needs it and will need It so
k ng as bls life is a round of accidents and dancer**
The liaekwoodanaaa needs th There is u
IngLke 11 •» an antidote for the dangers to Lie,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The .Urrchuut needs it about his store anion *
hLs employees. Accidents will bappen, and when
these come the Mustang Liniment is wanted at once,
p• Boule ia the House. ’*.• the O n »: f
ec. noniy.
Keep a Bottle In the Factery« ItslmmedUU
use in case of accident sares pain and I ss of wages.
Keep u Bottle Always in the Stable for
use when wnvted.
PrOprleTOr.
PHYSICIANS.
IV) STITIONERV.
for Medical
«.A.
A. M.—H«’ld ,h«-ir regular
- nt unlay evening on or
Any of which we will exchange for hay and grain.
THOMAS GUINEAN.
SALARIES or JUDGES.
TIME OF Kt KCTtOX.
7n
. rtou^ a
cunEH
Selatie«.
Lumbago,
Riuumatiïœ.
Barn.-,
Scalds,
Stinjs
BUM,
B.-ui.«x
Buioaa,
Corms
CHA RO ’ S REASON A BI E.
B.' it Resolved by the Senate, the House
eoncuring:
That the following amendment to
the constitution of the State of Orc
gou be. ami hereby is proposed:
ARTICLE 11.
That section 1 of article 15 of the
< onstitution be and the same is here­
by abrogated, and in lieu thereof
section t of article 13 of the consti
tution of the State of Oregon shall
■\ii\i'i i:< v.v ai i rrr.i b
be as fotlows:
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irener-
S ection t. The governor, sec­ illy
nvoiiitn.-ii'l >ANTA \I'IE as the
retary of state, treasurer oi state, lu st
«11 nr-Ju ines for «lisease« oi the
judge of the supreme court and all rmtovr ciiE.'r. i.i ><,.*
«.thei state oflicera of this state shall
Beware of Imitations.
receive an anual salary of such a
S vth.H trtra L* mark SANTA ARl V
sum a* the legislative assemble
even bottle. SatKa» ti«»n ¿u trail
should hereafter by law for each of K nti or
tnotiev rvuuibled, by \V F. Kui
the said officers provide; provi<le«l ■KB.
that when the legislative assemble
shall have be law fixe«l the salare
of aue suchofiv'er, such salary shall
neither l< increase«! or diminished
during the term for which the in­
cumbent of such office shall have
been elected or app«nuted.
Adopted by the Senate, Februa
rv 18th. 1885.
SOCIETY .\OT177i
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Physicians Prescriptions Compounded Day or Night.
Free Couch to and from thia
POPULAR
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GOOD BEPS!
The following are three amend
ments u;>on which the |>eople of
Oregon will l>e called ujxm to vote
on the 8th day of next November
c hi
I
That sei'
Mexican
BOOK BOOkS
Mustang Pure SUM
Wines and Liquors
Liniment
The Leading Hotel oí Portland.
Amendments, to be Voted Upou on
tha 8th of November Nest.
Grant's Pai s, Oregon.
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
Sholder Braces, Trusses.
PORTLAND. Or.
Full Text of tho Three Constitution»!
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—DEALER I>—
Cor. front aid .Morrison Sts.
t*
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Druggist and Apothecary,
Esmond Hotel,
Amendm
urtn»
Th.it thl
tliv cun-.tin I
gon be, mm
I NEW HOTEL,!
»live apparitii- h one
PROPOSED "uilAI'MIA IS.
Full Text
The fol
incuts up
< fregón w
<>n the Sili
. F. KREMER. Prop'r,
.
R-EFUHN SHED
T hrojghou
Since speaking
_ of fruit culture in «d th«* Hi'*! «sm»|i!ic.ite I and wond.-rtul
It i.< v.i i!y i Hit o it Sample Rooms and increase I bed
etir last a friend tells us of visiting thin.*» in e\i -'
a fine prune orchard near Myrtle '1 >r h r
ding facilities have been i Ided.
humv fo’ l
hi .’I i food, sl<»ppy fot*I,
Creek, consisting of five acres ' ha» G
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t.»l w >rry, luto in» ir*. the ti avklino rrm.ic will find
The proprietor expected, if the irrrjul.»r habit*, til in.inv <»!h *r »hiia«
present rate for dried prunes held which olialit n »t !•» U», have id m L* th«*
pM.p! a n iti - »ri of lv<pt«pti
until he got his into market, to Vniup«'«r>
* »r»* •n’« Vi;ti t Fh»ut‘r It is i |>! h « .1
realize a thousand dollars net profit wo I Mt
hlorftil work in rvl<»ruling th•*» «‘ad »tw-
«>ft‘ of tl*« live acres of orchard. iiWM un<i inakifu
__ the tincricAu
___ pM»p». s<>
This is enough to keep any ordi-| liealtliy tuat Ih *yr <'■*’■ enjoy th ir in
nary family a vear. If five acres and f»-h ippy
,,,U ..Uinuin airily, He... K
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THE DAK K SUPPLIED WIT.I THE
easily seen how much greater popu
i i, « - in -- t. i!i • iv«p-Pi
lation our county wil’ support when
Finest .Vines, Liquors &. Clears
fruit culture becomes general
While the Reading Tai !« is
There are but few farms of 500 or
When the xys m i. icoilitatcd
even 40«.) acres on which $ i , o « jo net by disease, it sir ml I lie strengthen­ SUPPLIED WITH THE „ATES'!
profit will be made this year. We ed an I renewed with Ayer's Sar­
NEWSPAPERS.
shall attain our highest success as saparilla. This me licitie invaria
a community only when we adapt j blv proves itself woithy of all that
our crops and customs to the pccu can b? said in its favor. Sold by A pool TABLE MAY A1.S< t Bl
liarities of soil and climate.
FOUND HERE.
druggists and dealers in medicines.
Experience has already pointed Pricr $t. Six bottles. $5.
out the proper course for us. ami
! propose to kti'p a strictly lirst-
that lies in the direction of fruit
class hoUM. Give me u call.
culture. We are plea--. I to learn
J. B. HUTCH,
that at Myrtle Creek and some other
Grant’s Pass.
•
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Oregui
points in the southern part of the
county this subject is receiving
much attention. -[Drain Echo.
When symptoms <>f malaria ap­
pear, iu any form, take Ayer's Ague
Cure. It will prevent a develop
ment of the germs of desease, and
eradicate them from the s> stem. A
cure is warranted in every instant.
tin 8
XATI0XA1
HOTELS AND RESTAI RANTS.
The question becomes one that
concerns the perpetuity of this Re­
public. If we permit the coming
generation to get their schooling in
the saloon, and to be trained as a
generation of anarchists, the clos­
ing chapter of this' nation may be
quickly written.—[Ex
♦- ♦
Articles of copartnership Aave
been entered into by residents of
Biggs. Cal., for the purpose of min­
ing Feather and Yuba rivers with
the Falcon pump process. Con­
tracts have been let for building «
scow, on which will be stationed an
engine and pump which lifts sand
ami gravel from the river bottom
into sluices.
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