Rogue River courier., August 22, 1889, Image 2

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Fine Steck fir Sale.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
A FtrmW» Crcw!
to keep silent. Titer sudden death
I offer for »«lea file Thru. -Agnarter bred
Jmlge Tern - property is various­
of David S. Terry is notorious, and
E d . C ourier .-—If the city coun­
four years old ; ««f r».- i color.
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it is the decision of this court that
ly estimated from $6o,«x>o to #250.- Purliam
I I w iti m -II Kull,
tiiis animal cheap foe ca»li, or
cil of Grants Pass has any regard
Manufacturer of, ani Dialer 1:1
I| 11-ul. I>: ! have kept him long enough. »
Will Pwr »I Iwswn* C«u!y. Orem it lake no further action in the mat­ for the good name of their town, or 000.
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ITHAWAY.
ter.”
Sullivan the slugger, is now on
any respect for t|:e people who do
Pu toflh e addre«», Granta Pass, Or..
business by teams within their city, trial at Purnis, Mississippi, he 21-It
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We
again
call
the
attention
of
T hvusdav . A cgfst 22, 1889.
each and every citizen to the fact they will take some measure at once plead noL^niltv and witnesses were
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BENNETT.
M.
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that at the next legislature there to provide an open and safe crossing being examined August 15’!*-
of
the
railroad
track
on
their
main
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEN.
KglTOItlt svwx MOTtX.
The
fastest
regular
railway
train
will be much proposed railroad leg
thoroughfare. One day last week .
Office ojeu Psv and Night, (at premsnt
The peach crop in Yakama val­ islation. Preparatory to meeting I was detained three quarters of an ill the United States makes an aver
¡I!»
age of 45,nules per hour between at the Bagley House,, Grants Pas»,Or.
these
questions,
every
citizen
should
«HANTS PASS. OREGON«
ley, Washington, is good this year.
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be thinking on such matters as he hour by a freight train at the Sixth, Washingt 11 City aud Philadelphia. |
street crossing, and counted seven ,
Judge Fields was arrested oti the thinks amendable in our railroad teams besides my own waiting to I A threshing machine boiler ex­
warrant spoken of elsewhei», and .system.
cross. Another deplorable feature 1 ploded at Aberdeen, I)ak., killing
is now out on $5000 bail.
Frank Arn wcll the fireman, and
Puckett, who struck Catching on of that crossing is the great danger William Sneiler, and injuring oth­
Tweiity-nintli annual exhibition ut
to
teams
by
engines
standing
almost
A heavy wind in Grand Ronde the head with an iron hook a few
Sale in, Oregon.
valley. Union county blew down days ago at Canyonville and killed upon the track that teams must ers.
take.
Our
country
horses
are
not
|
The
chief
of
police
of
Jackson.
Commencing
Monday, Sept, 16,
haystacks and did much damage to him, remained around the scene al
time, and then went to a store in so mild and gentle that we can Tennessee, was shot and killed by j Continuing
fruit.
»ho man­
Is prepared to furnish Shingles in any quantity, at
agement of the Oregon State
Canyonville and drew some money, drive them up to the iron horse negroes, he discoverer! them in ;
blocks were burned and then went to a livery stable and without danger.
Board of Agriculture.
Three brick block»
hiding and fired first, no arrests
The city council may consider were made.
_____ 1, on the 16th. taking a couple of horse» started off.
at Selma. Californian
Estimated loss of buildings and He w as last seen going up the Ump that the farmer’s time is not of any
Jake Kilrain the slugger, was ar
contents #47,000.
qua river. Why no one arrested value and they may not take a great rested at Baltimore, Md. on the
deal
of
interest
in
the
lives
of
our
­
him is a query. Because lie is a
requisition of the governor of Mis­
The Department of Justice at
wealthy man should not be taken selves and families, but if they sissippi.
The irate Mississippi
Washington, haa telegraphed to U.
have
the
wellfaie
of
their
growing
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Off«*re<l for agricultural, Htock, dairy,
as a reason to let him leasurely pass
governor
is
determined to make ami
S. Attorney Carty to assume the
town at heait, they will do some­
ineeimiiiea)
exhibits,
for
wprk»
of
art
out of sight.
prize fighting odious in his state.
dctcusc of David Neagle.
thing to remedy this crying evil.
and fancy work, ami for trials of sjaed.
GEO. W. RIDDLE.
J- L. SCOTT.
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The roads to the city approach
^tewart of Nevada,
The
News,
in
an
article
on
a
rail
­
President and Mrs. Harrison
it from all sides, and it is -impossi , Reagai'T^’i • xis. and Jones of Ar­
i
feed Washington at 2 o'clock road from Crescent City to Grants I bie to avoid crossing the track, and kansas were in Portland last week.
!
Pass,
relates
that
the
Hon.
L.
F.
on August 17th, after a pleasant
it is the duty of the town atithori- They have been investigating the
EACH DAT'.
journey through theeastern aud ukl Coo[K-r has taken the altitudes along ■ ties to provide a free and safe cross­ ; desert lands of the west with a view
Important improvement« made in the
the
proposed
route,
and
found
the
middle states.
ing, mid why they have not done I of suggesting some general plan premium list.
I bight of the coast range to be 2400 ,
this
long ago, is a great mystery to
Reduced rate» for fares and freight» on
A boy charged with placing a feet, an 1 that by making one tun- 1 those of as who have been accus­ for the Unttrd States to adopt in re­ all transportation line» to ami from the
claiming the dry lands of Uncle
fence rail on the railroad near Port­ nel about one-eighth ot a mile long tomed to a better state of affairs.
fair
Sam. t
land, is in jail there tinder the ser a saving of 400 feet in elevation can
Hrieo»* of Admit»»«!«»»!:
I
will
say
in
conclusion
to
the
The road thus measured,
ious charge of trying to obstruct tie made
The Pope it is reported will soon
people of Grants Pass, that if yon
Men
’» day ticket
runs
up
Smith
river
to
Gasquet
s
the United States mail.
expect your town and country to be ! issue an appeal to the nations of Wonen’» day ticket
thence up the Middle fork to Elk
Europe
to
purchase
from
the
infidel
»2.50
Men's
season ticket
A warrant has been issued for the valley, crossing the mountain to settled up with people of wealth I defilers (the Turks), the holy city Women’s season ticket
... tl.oo
and
energy,
you
must
show
the
arrest of Judge Fields. It was is­ Illinoise valley. Cooper says the
Send to the secretary at Salem for a
of Jerusalem, and form it into a
proper spirit to attract them.
J.T. A1TEKSON,
sued on the affidavit of Mrs. Terry, grades will be easy.
separate and independent state. It premium list
It
you
have
no
street
to
connect
J. T. Gasca,
President.
charging the Judge with being an
i
is
said
the
Pope
makes
this
as
one
Secretary.
22-1 m
one part of your town with the oth­
accomolice in the killing of her
David Ncagle, the Slayer of Ter-
of
his
tndves
to
regain
temporal
er, but have your Main street
husband, David C. Terry.
rey, is 42 years old and was raised
blockaded with a depot and force 1 power.
in San Francisco, Cal. —is a married
■„ people to wait hours at a time to
The body of David S. Terry was
The fastest time on record be­ man and father of several children.
Je i get across the railroad track and laid in its final resting place at
tween Victoria, Brittish Columbia, L;ke most Californians of his age j l„
and San Francisco, California, was has at times been engaged in mining. | then finally dodge across 011 the Stocktoa. Oil the 16th. He was
made last week by the City of Pue­ He has engaged in mining in Ari run in danger of their lives; if you hurried according to the ritual of
Mrs.
blo in 48 hours and 35 minutes. zona where he engaged largely in I think more of the interest of the the Episcopalian church.
railroad company than of the busi- Terry is a Catholic and wished her
The distance is 750 miles.
taking contracts for running tun- | tress and safety of the citizens of
husband hurried in the Catholic
nels and doing other work in mine '
It is believed to be a settled fact,
your county; if you compel peo graveyard, but he not belonging to
developing. For a short time he
MAIN STREET,
----- GRANTS, PASS, OR.
says the Sunday Oregonian, that
pie to drive over depots, logs and that church it could not be
kept a saloon in Tombstone, <
the President has at list made up
which place lie was c Lhietof
‘ ' ' . police stumps, and your pedestrians to
From Alaika.
his mind to call an extra session of
always been an stumble over rickety irregular side)
in
1881.
He
has
Main St., Crar.ts Paas.
Congress by the first week in No-
-- walks, or wade about in dust and
The coal claim of McClasky &
active democrat, taking part in all |
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y°
u
n,ust
not
complain
if
vein her.
a W. F. KREMER, M. D.,
the elections wherever he happened
behalf!’he brighter and more intelligent Brady, at Admiralty Island is
Eben S. Allen, who as president to be. For his activity in L.------ , people who are hunting for invest- success, 40 tons of good coal has
of a street railway company, issued of Mr. Cleveland in 1884. he was ' metits and homes on this Pacific been taken out.
#100,000 worth of stock more than made ceptity sheriff. Subsequent- | coast, the garden spot of America,
On August 10th heavy rains had
he had a legal right to do. was on ly he was appointed U. S. deputy pass you by. All the pamphlets been deluging the country around
PROPRIETOR.
August t6th. found guilty and sen­ marshal. He is the U. S. deputy you can issue cannot overcome Jeneatr, raining gardens and pota­
tenced to 14 years in the peniten­ marshal who disarmed Terry in the these inconvenient and unattractive to fields, causing landslides and in
U. S. court when he drew weapons
Physicians Prescriptions Careful­
tiary. '
features in the heart of your city. undating several houses.
to rescue his wife from the officers
ly Compounded Day or Night.
F armer .
News from Alaska up to the 5th
Three barns were burned with who were taking her from the
■ inst., is to the effect that the Bear's
their contents, except horses and a court room under orders from the
Mining Newt
I Nest mine at Jeneau, on which
cow. The cow and carriage horse court. Neagle is represented as be
Keeps a Fine Stock of
1 several hui tired thousand dollars
lyfoyiffiK» to Dr. Shclon, the owner mg a modest but firm man, with I T he Scout reports that $20 „ a ,1,,..
da>
,
in
purcllaseg
"w«T gttotu 10 jurigr—Ti t1 Ms,
tv, Oregon.
«txk-m-. e.a
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-UXavil
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when it became understood that
— und —
Samuel Walker and James Dodd he would assault him should they
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proving a failure. 1200 feet of tun
le pay streak in the Golden lle]j^K fu,ie(i te nring oar ¡n p,vjll„
were held to answer to the charge meet.
Perfumery,
« f '"t’r ,Si3 r.' uW o at>
!<1’'™^^
rhe outfit will prove
of robbing the U. S. mail near Bo­
115 f‘»t level. The Big Pushing allnost an en(ire 1()SS to tlR. (JIR.rs
nanza, by the I'. S. commissonerat
Books
Judge Stephen Fields is an old is getting out ten tons of oar daily , j Many of the miners from the
Portland. Their bail was fixed at
I)r. Elgin reports to the Bandon ' Bear's Ne«t mine are leaving the
$5000 not being able to give it, Californian and has always been
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Heal ........
Recond
that an ......
enormous
bo«!' of I place, some coming to Portland,
they now languish in jail in the considered as an able jurist. I"
an early day took a prominent pan decomposed quartz," "rich 1 in
n, gold,
.... i Oregon.
great city of the north-west.
S tationery ,
in polities, giving the weight of his ' has been
struck
in
the
Devilbli
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CORNER 6 th and H STS.,
Althoute
Itemi
GRANTS PASS, O r
and
learning
to
the
sup
mine
on
Sixes
river,
near
Port
O
The Nevada papers give doleful, character
.. ,
,
r 1 mine on Sixes river, near Port Or-'
accounts of cattle perishing for potl of the democratic party. He lord. It is thought to lie the basis!
Ar
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Fine - Line
of Cigars Always
Sunday, Aug. 18.
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want of water in that state, one was a member of the supreme court of a large fortune
kept on Hand.
Smoke
is
gone
and
clear
once
of
California,
and
he
and
Terry
set
x
.
statement is to the effect that from
notwithstanding the extreme dry more.
Humboldt House west the water together in that court. During the
.« was
........ loyal to
cu ’’caso'i
...... there , are , four • placer , claims 1 | Stiff breeze from the southwest
holes in the river l»ed is said to be war of the rebellion he
war democrat <>n ”°'*crcek that yet find water forebodes rain.
lined with dead carcasses. On the the union, and as a v.„.
little Humboldt similar stories are he was appointed by President Lin ,l° wa*h. UP w,itl,'l T,11e «ol 1 laken! Our notary public S. W Forbes '
DEALER IN
coin to his present office. I11 1884 rom lls ereek ihnndi nnt<n »mil .
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’I
told.
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and 1888 he was the choice of a as in the first years of mining there,
i
H.B. Kitterman has finished
The Iowa state republican con­ great many of the democrats on the amounts to a very handsome sum
covering his new barn.
vention held at Des Moines on the Pacific coast for the presidency. annually.
A. II. < ARSON.
■ G. \\ Thresher is getting out
18th inst. nominated Hutchinson Oregon in 1884 sent Field delegates
Reports from Reuben creek, r a I timber for another barn, J. E.
tor governor and Poyneer for lieu to the democratic national conven­ tributan of Grave creek, are to the !
tenant governor. The resolutions tion. His career as judge of the effect that from eight to ten dollars I Hodgdun is boss carpenter.
endorsed the present administration supreme court lias given him a na­ per day diggings have been found | Jos. Skeeters and mother of Wai-1
Six miles South of Grants Pass,
and a favorable construction of the tional reputation lie has probably there. The new find is on a higher do, are paving their friends and old
pension laws; ami declared that written more dissenting opinions as bench than any heretofore found. | home in Jackson county a visit.
Josephine County, Or.
trusts in the necessaries of life judge of the supreme court than It now seems quite probable that
Janies P. Lewis will soon have
AND
should be suppressed by law.
anv other judge in the same length the gold bearing area there, is of a his new tesidencc finished. Grand­
of time, lie is now about 72 years much wider extent than the first pa Weatherby is doing the finish­ I
PROPRIETORS.
Gus Wilkes and Ab.’.er Taylor, old
discoveries along the creek bars ing touches.
I
contractors engaged in building the
gave promise of. With the coming
Sam Waggle has gone to Port­
state capitol at Austin, Texas, were
water from winter rains, there is a land with some
fined by the I S. court for import­ 111a from Texas in 1849 or 50. He very rias tiable hope that a great I silver ledge, he specimens from his
Conaisting of
talks of erecting a
Ctill and examine ujy goods and prices.
ing skilled lalwr, under a contract to was then a young man, but had many men will find handsome re­
[it
; .smelter soon.
APPLE, PEAR,
pay them wages after their arrival been prosecuting attorney in that turns fur their laltor, and that thou­
—
K,
Mrs. Viola L. Goodman
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has
here, one thousand dollars for state. He soon took a leading part sands of dollars worth of gold dust
PEACH. PLUM,
1 closed a successful term of school
rach import, and as they had im in democratic politics, and was for will l>e taken from these mines.
PRUNE.
CHERRf,
I in district No. 2. She has returned
New Jewelry Store !
ported 64 the fine was $64.000. years, if not up to the day of his
APRICOT, NECTARINE,
to
her
h<>ine
on
Applegate,
accom
­
The
Portland
company,
as
the
The law under which these men death, the leader of the southern
H. H. Barton,
Almond, Walnut,
were «otivicted was in ide to prevent wing of California democracy. Dur Portland Ditch and Hydraulic Gold panied by her husband.
the importation of Chinese, but be ing the war of the rebellion he Mining Company is called, now has
Mis Sarah Mathewson has rent-
— and —
mg general in its terms it affects ser veil in the Confederate army as alxmt 40 men employed m their eiLim^un on Sucker creek to Mr.
Having opened at High’s old stand, is
mining
operations
on
Grave
creek
all kind of people.
Davison
of
Scotts
valley,
Cal.,
he
colonel
hi 1859 he shot Senator
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
i pirpnit
*
prepared i<j
to no
do all Kings
kings of general
Broderick in a duel, which caused Alxiut five miles of new ditch will intends to bring iu 60 head of horses
Grape Vine, Currant», Gooseberries,
The Virginia democratic cotiv. ’en- intense excitement on this coast. be made this season, and the old to winter; terms $250 a year.
Blackberries, Raspberries,
tion met nt Richmond. Va . on Au Btodenck was a democrat, but in ones cleaned out and put in thor­
CAN BE FOUND AT DR. KREMER'S
J. I). Glidden of Kerbyville, has
Strawberries, Figs,
gust 15th, and nominated Me Ken the I S. senate he opposed the ough repair. When the fall season the contract of building a residence
Etc., Etc.
DRUG STORE. GRANTS PASS.
uy tor governor and Tyler for lieu- Kansas jxilicv ot Presidmt Buchan for tinning opens up. the roar of for Wm. Naucke. Kerbvville's en­
tree» are grown without irrigation
tenant governor. Their platfoim an
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This enraged the southern five pijx-s will rumble through the terprising merchant, and one also on Our
Ked hill land, and all of known varie­
closes thus:
wing ot the California denwcracy, piue forests of Grave creek, and 30,- tor Mrs. Sarah Mathewson, on her ties that succeed in Southern Oregon
L.
BELFILS,
' We opjmse high taxes; the cor­ and out of the bitterness engender­ <xx> inches of water at high pressure fatm on Sucker creek
Thoee contemplating tree planting will
P ractical
rupt and extravagant cx]>cnilitiire ed by Broliericlt s tree soil ideas will be forced against the gold bear­
•Io well to visit our orchard and nursery,
Mining on Grave
John Wells and son ami J E. or write us for price list,
Bar supplied with the finest
of the public revenues; the unjust and actions in the U. S senate, the ing ground.
and oppressive treattueut of the pen duel that ended in his death was creek has long ago passed the ex­ Holland are gathering up their beef
1 <*«1 .ilici' Murphy, Josephine countv, Watchmaker and
es­ steers to turn on their clover and al Oregon R R Station, («rants Pa««
pie of the Southern states, the crea­ evolved
In 1880 Terry was on perimental stage, it is now
Jeweler.
A wl .
tion of trusts, and the promotion of the democratic ticket as one of the tablished business, pay mg hand­ falfa meadows
A. II CARSON & SON.
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Makes a specialtv in repair­
monopolies. We oppose the republi­ Hancock electors. The friends of some returns upon labor and invest
'Hie Oregon delegation to the na­
can party as having stirred sttife be­ Broderick, although he had been incuts.
ing clocks, watches and jewelry.
tional encampment of the G. A. R
— AND —
tween the two races, and as a false killed a quarter ot a century, still
M H. HOWELL,
WORK W ARK «S'TXD
The thriving city of La Grande,
friend to the colored race anil .111 ene­ cherished his memory and detested in Eastern Oregon, has set an ex which is to l»e held at Milwaukee,
Wis., left Portland on the 19th inst.
and
Give me a call.
Grants Pass, Or
my to the white race.
the manner of his death, refused to ample which other cities might fol­
They occupied two tourists cars,
vote for Terry
The result of the low
MAK E R,
VANCOUVER REER. on draft.
Four citizens each night pa­
Attorney Crittenden made a mo­ election was that the other demo­ trol the city to guard against fire one ot which was filled with Oregon
(At Itavia’a old »hop on 5th street,)
BILLIARD and POOL Tables.
products.
The
cars
are
very
attract-
tion in the supreme court of Cali cratic elector» were chosen and Ter­ Two watch until 12 o’clock and are
fortiia on the morning of the 16th ry defeated. Since 1884 Terry has then relieved by the other two ive. On each side of the one contain­ GRANTS PASS, - - - OREGON.
Haveng recently opened on Coinmer
►«r Repairing neatly done.
A li'IL AlltS VMui t UO iiviVV «tu
rtu- been before the public nto«t co* Th'« ’« VnlimHry gnrj in additlO" ing products are large cloth signs
FRONT ST. - GRANTS PASS, OR.. eial Rtreet, a share of the patronage i« eo-
running
the
full
length
of
the
car.
livited
journ for one day in respect to the •picuously as attorney in the litiga­ to the regular ti ght watchman paid
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1 Hurth 1 uhi BROS., Prop’s.
i:;ciHory of David S. Tctrv d**
tions of his last wife Terry w as a I'v the citv. J a Grande hrs been and reading “National Encamp­
A. LEMPKE, Pnjp’,.
rd, who was at one time Jmlge of man of strong intellect, possessed burned out twice, ami is not going ment. G A R.” On the other.
1«
Lost
—
Colt.
‘'Oregon exhibit, presented by the
this court.” The court refused to of a domineering w ill power, strong to allow the same to be repeated.
O.
A.
R.
of
Oregon.
”
Theexhibits
A two-year oM mare colt with »mall
ATTENTION, HORSEMEN I
sustain the motion, stating it iva in his like-, and intense in his hates.
Cail 1 and
"r~ see — those fine Gohl consists of 450 boxes of fruit, 30.- white spo« m forehead. Wax not brande!
sorry the motion had been urged. The chapter ot his life is ended,
Parties having horses to handle or
•traiel
from
ln
v
i.la.v
.
hi
M
is
,..
n
y;
at
'
00© small sacks of wheat 5000 sam­
those wishing to maxc
---- ; match races, can
T he Judge of the supreme court ¡’he world can moralize, if it so Watches at C I. Gray’s. i
*
a»t »prmg When she left «he wM near­
Stationery.
ples
of
wheat,
oats,
rye.
barlev
and
be accommodated with
____ a first cLiw oue
ly . a< k. but i. ,,ow probably imn-gre».
said ”It is a very unfortunate af < hood's, tijxnt the peculiar condi­
The Standard Oil Co. is___
half tulle track at Granta Tawi l’artica
now grasses, 50.000 pamphlets descript­ I Will give a suitable reward to anv per-
fair, but the court has fully consid tion of California inner life, that ready to
can hadle their own homes
ami hate,
deliver oil from their ware ive of Oregon. .’,00 jars of green xon who will take up Mid cult and ii.iinu
*
limited use of the track, T
t;rd the same, and deems it the rendered passable the exaltation house in
Terms reason*
Grants Pass, in quantities fruit preserved, 250 jars of wheat, nrc so that I can get it Addmxw
Fresh Soda Water «constantly on hand able. Feel and «Uliling ciiwap.
Apply
wisest mode ''f treating the «nhierf 'ind b 'UkT r.nrrrr <>f such i Hi.irncfcr. •n visit 11, • r
j iron Kt’Bt l
local order«« tilled prwmj^Jr.
to,
■ it' ami nr
J. A JrsMso*.
’•rm* r» «»p
U « 1- r. • •'i,-:fc«J
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6 1?
Grants Taj* Or
ITI E COt' KI E It-
BUILDING M AT K RIA L.
Lumber of all kinds Dressed and Undressed.
THE GRANTS PASS SUGAR PINE
1« STATE FAIR!!
Shingle Factory
REASONABLE RATES
OVER $15,000 IN CASH
Feed Mill in connection, and Feed for Sale.
B. McARTHUR, Prop.
PREMIUMS
• •
-
CASH! CASH:
thinning and Trotting Rases
sH!
We Have Put Our Foot Down on High Prices.
NATIONAL
DRUG STORE,
Riddle & Scott,
CAMPBELL & TUFFS.
CASH STORE.
J. W. Howard,
1 i is
s-w
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Redland Nursery
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
A. H. CARSON & SON,
100.000 TREES IS STIIdi!
Gents9 Fui'iiiftliing Goods.
Blacksmkh Shop.
Watchmaker and
Jeweler.
PETE WINDOM,
BLACKSMITH I
Horse Shoeinc a Specialty.
PARK SALOON.
«
V ines
Liquors,
Key-West
BOOT
Domestic Cigars.
SHOE
(V*!L>nxXST®
Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco,
SODA WORKS.
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