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If you are suffer ing from any female trouble, periodically or constantly, Address, O lympia 9> M i hray , M. D., 22 j East Portland, Oregon. Tin: COURIER meucing at 8 p. m. It will be the PERSONAL. Grant« Pit* Public School last service of the conference year for both the churches. TheM. E. Chas. Sampson returned from T hursday , A vgust 22, 1889. The patrons and pupils of the annual conference convenes at Port the coast last week. public schools should pay partuu- land on the 28th, and the M. E. Miss Bertha Wall of Mctlm, was , lar attention to the following infor BREVITIES Sqnth annual conference meets the in the city Munday. mation: same day at Dallas, Oregon. Every The fall term liegius on the first' Cider ifil’.s at Sherer & Judson's. body cordially invited. Revs,1 Mrs. Judge Colvig 1« very low Monday in September. * with remittent fever. Jones and Phipps, pastors. The high school and first grade, Fine Jot of stationary at W. F. Bert Stone returned Saturday will be in charge of the principal, Lew Johnson ’ s Colored Minstrels Kremer's * will perform at Music Hall to-night. from Grave creek, where he has H. L. Benson. The second and third grades will Gold Pens and Pen holders at C. The performance, while betng re been for the past two weeks. be taught by Miss Powell. L. Gray’s. ♦ fined and strictly moral, is of a Charley Edgerton left last Mon The tourth and fifth grades will character to land the audience in a day for ClatSkamia, Columbia See the change in Campbell & roar of laughter and applause. county, to be gone several months. be taught by Miss Minnie Tuff. Tuff’s new ad. • The sixth and seventh grades They come unanimously endorsed Mr. J. P. Maxwell and wife, of will be taught by Miss Mercy Ap Change your school books. Sep by the press and public, and we ternber ist is near at hand. have no doubt but they will be able Greely, Cal., are iu the city think plegate. The eighth and ninth grades will to sustain the reputation they have ing of making this their future The Monarch Farm Boot, at Rid home. be taught by Mrs. May Tyler. gained elsewhere. Reserved seats dle & Scott’s, fia.6o per pair. * All pupils entering school, who for sale at W. F. Kremer's drug S. A. Cummons, of Ashland, has were uot present at the closing ex Ask for the Brockton Men's shoes, store. been in the citv for the last few amination last spring, will be ex Let us give the readers of the made in all styles, at Riddle & days, and is going to reside here A car load of Bain wagons just * amined and assigned to grade in C ourier a little timely advice. Scott's. . 50X100, permanently. received at Layton & Co.’s. * accordance with the results. Hot weather is coming and with it The Baptist church is receiving Mrs. S. M. Wilcox returned on -On improved streets, On inaprowtl streets, colic, cholera morbus, dysentery a coat of paint, and is a pretty edi All the soldiers, but a small de Tuesday from a visit to her parents Drowned. and diarrhoea. The only safe way fice. tach meat of twelve men. passed Mr. aud Mrs. H. H. Sparlin of 1 within 300 feet of the five blocks from the de to combat these diseases, is to keep through the city last Saturday from Williams creek. of The work on the M. E. church A-young man by the name new brick Opera house, pot, at prices ranging some reliable remedy at hand, and Fort Klamath eu route to Vancou F. M. Johnson, the gentleman in Harinon, from Josephine county, ali who have tried Chamberlain’s is again delayed on account of ma ver Barracks in command of Lieut. for $200 each. from $15 to $1*3 each. was drowned at the Old Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea terial. McCannon. In au interview with terested in the water company of Oregon, Mill, ou Lake Earl, on Saturday, Remedy will admit that it is the Sherer & Judson are expecting a the Lieutenant in regard to the pcr- this city left last Satuiday morning the loth instant. We have been most prompt, reliable and succeaa- fine lot of buggies and phaetons di- manent abandonment of the Fort, for San Francisco. unable to glean particulars of the nil medictTre tniown for thqse com rect from the east. * he stated that it was so rumored, W. W. Benson, of southern Cal >ad affair. The body was recover plaints. It costs but 25 or 50cents, but he did not know whether it ifornia, brother of 11^ 1,. Benson, is Don't u juij jou nrgci ferget ii, it, you you can can ouy buy ... . ------- ~ i and may be the means of saving goods as cheap as the cheapest at would be or not, there was only a in the city and ifisdRl? to remain ed Sunday morning. It seems that deceased was in the habit ot walk you or your family much suffering, the Post Office Store. -000 * 1 P°rt,on ?f,a company stationed’ several months at least. ing on the floating logs in the if not life itself, before the summer ....................... there, and the number transferredj pond, and after supper, on Satur Mrs. E. C. Kane of Ashland, Mr. B. McArthur is building a was only thirty five. is over. For sale by Mrs. C. M. who has been visiting her sister day last, was seen to go to the very nice two-story dwelling house Stone. Fine grade of violin strings at C. Mrs. Delemater of Kerbyville, re pond; and failing to return at bed near the M. E. Church South. L. Gray’s. * State Normal School. turned home on Monday’s freight. time, search was instituted, result Two good grade Jersey cows for I | ing in the finding of his body early The Yshland State Normal School sale, It does not take the courts of John Taylor, the retiring partner ; Sunday morning in the pond. The call on or address G. F. Bil offers the public every advantage [22-2t Josephine county long to dispatch of the firm of Taylor, Taylor & supposition is that he lost his bal that is given by all practical insti lings, Ashland, Oregon. justice. On the 7th inst., the | Co.,with his family, last Friday left 1M, Hereafter Mr. A. Lempke will grand jury returned a true bill iu ; tor Bybee's springs to rest for a few ance and feel into the river and as tutions of learning. In addition to no one was near to give him aid he the usual advantages of a good keep H. Weinliard’s celebrated beer the case of the State of Oregon vs days. perished. —Crescent City News. school it has a model training school on draught instead of Vancouver. John T. Ireland, indicted for rape. J. L. Scott, Arthur Conklin. Mr. in which the student teacher is re Special attention is called to the Sheriff Moss went to Galice creek, The stallion, Melbourne, a colt of quired to work; under skillful direc new ad this week, of the Townsite arrested and brought him to Grants Dibbler, Misses Millie Nichols. Matid. S. died on Bonner’s farm. Alice Smith. Carrie Farr and Alice tion Ashland also has the finest company. To buy now is money Pass on the Sth, court adjourned on N J., a few days ago. He was val Mathews started last Friday for a ( Owneis of Oiiginal Townsite. ) climate in the State for health and saved. the 9th until Monday 12th. When two weeks trip to Crater Lake. ued at #12000. comfort. Its pure cold wates from the case was ready for trial, the ju A new postoffice has been estab ry empaneled ali the evidence taken, ■OOO Thomas Durham, fireman on en the mountains, its whi’e sulphur LOCAL MARKET. and soda springs are a delight to the lished at Anderson. Josephine coun the arguments of counsel closed gine 41, was s'ezed with a sudden health seeker. We should be glad ty Oregon, with Mary Anderson as and the case given to the jury for attack of rheumatism on last Mon Corrected weedly by Riddle A Scott, general dealt ra. All quotation» lubject to receive students from all parts of postmistress. their coasideration on Thursday at day evening. Mr. Durham is now to the fluctuations of the market-. •9 the state. Ask your Senator or This office is indebted to Mr. about 4 o'clock p. m; they assem on crutches, but we trust will soon Blitter, p 0-.................... 1 be on duty again. Representative for a free scolar- Christie for a box of delicious bled to the jury room, elected their I6c Eirgii. V do« .......... G enei al Agents, Poi Hand, Or. V lie ship, or address, peaches, clso for a 35 pound water foreman, and on the fiist ballot a Mr. Jewel and family started last Lard, .lie I Bacon, hog round J. S. SWEET. A. M. melou this week. verdict uf guilty as cliaiged, the re Monday for Crescent City, at Ker Potatoes, f’ Hi. ............ .... Je P resident . .... 2c Layton & Co. are moving into sult. Friday morning Judge Web byville they were joined by their Onions, p n>. Ashland, Or. 20 im Bean», H' ............. ... 8e ster passed sentence of 20 years, old friends, Mr. and Mrs Dr. J. C. their nev building and will have ... 8c Dried Peachua, f 1 lb. .. Resident Agent, Giants Pass, Or. and Sheriff Moss the same evening Whipp, They will remain several “ A p|>lcx, “ . . 7c 31 Ui iv.rsit- of Oregon.—Erg me City. one of the most handsome stores in left on the train with his prisonet weeks on the sea shore. . . 10c Southern Oregou. “ Prune», ” Next session liegins on Monday, for the penitentiary at Salem. All »19.00 I' ton, ............ Mr. W. F. Horn, a groceryman I Elour, The 13th annual reunion of the this happened in just one week Hrau and Miil Feed, ton . 29.50 the 1 bth of September, 1889. of experience, front Hasting, Neb., Hay, ton. . 10 00 Free scholarships from every Pioneer society of Southern Oregon from the time of his arrest. bll.........................................38c is so well pleased with our grow Oat’», county in the State. Appl> to your will be held at Ashland on Thurs Flower pots all sizes at Mrs. C. ing city that he has decided to go Wheal, “ . 65c Barley. “ 50c County Superintendent. Free tu day Sept. 13th, 1889. M. Stone's. into business here, and is now mak I ¡Corn, “ 50c ition after January 1, 1890. The lumber trade is very active Shingle», tier 111, 2.00 One of the best paying invest ing the necessary arrangements. Four Courses: Classical. Scien now, not only the local but the Mr. Clarence Hoover is visiting Dry lodes, H.....................................5M8e tific, Literary and a short English outside demand is very good, and ments that could be made at present PORTLAND MARKET. his brother L. E. Hoover of this; Course in which there is no Latin, dealers are very busy filling orders. is the building of cottages to rent. The quotation» herein given are taken The constant demand for houses place, and will remain several from Greek. French or German. The the Portland papeisof the latest dale The railroad boys are placing I bas never been precedented at weeks. He reports that Roseburg j attainable on the morning ot our issue. English is pre-eminently a Business the new machinery they recently is improving very rapid, but the I1.009I1.S5 Apples, green, per I myx Course. For catalogues or other received iu position. The car shops this season of the year, And if »1.25 imt I m > x ................ such is the case now what might country is very dry, much more so 1 \ information, address here are of great advantage to this | we expect this fall, when the crops than JosepliuML»r»»uiy. 75c@»1.25 PvacheM pvr bo*.................. J. W. J ohnson , Assessor’s Notice, COBURN A ROMIG’S place. DRIED FRUIT. 1 are all harvested and the travel be President. Mr. H. W. Ogilbe, engineer of 14-2m min dried, per lb Lee & Son shipped five car loads gins. We are offering inducements the P D. & H. G. M. Co., called Applet», Notice is hereby given that the Board '• factory, per lb ”i Equalization for Josephine, County, The Walker, Iowa, News says: of watermelons and 700 boxes of to parties, but in a short time we on us last Friday, from whom we Aprieota . State .1 Oregon, will convene at the office “Our old friend, Robert Baird, of apples last week, this makes 20 car will have no place to put them learn that the company is pushing Blackl>erricH, 50 lb I»\ h , pr II» erf the County 1 Ink in Grant* l’a»», on Muscatine, Iowa, has been secretary loads of melons for this firm since 1 when they come. We could have matteis right along on its Grata, r»'a< heH, unp**al(t,i. pr lb i.rai.t» I'..»», it Monday. August 26th, 1889, u eva|M»raled, prlb.. rented twenty houses the last two creek mines. The company owns of the state senate, and an active the first of the month. for the |'ur|siso of publicly examining the I’eam, M HC h dried pr ib tc. politician for years, but was never <>>ti’snt R”ll, and correcting all er- Mr. Ole Severson brought this I weeks, but if there is a vacant an extensive mining property there Phillis, j’ilfed, sun dr.e I pr lb ■ r- in valuation, description, quality of generally known until he had the office a water bucket full of fine house in the city we do not know and feels confident of good return '..i <ls, lota, or other property. Suid Board colic, and used Chamberlain’s Colic, peaches last week, they were so ; it. Houses can be built cheaper in for the latge expenditure it is mak I'nii JCi I « 1 I continue in session from day to day On raised, pi H.| Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, good we tried to eat them all at one | ! Grants Pass than in any town in ing. ' 1.til said Roll ha* Is'en duly examined. mc’>R ; the state. If parties can build and got into one of their advertise sitting, but we had to quit. Ad purlieu interested will taka due no P. P. A. J. H. Henderson. Grenon. pe-lb I farm« j houses in Ashland, Medford and tice and govern tliemselvcH accordingly. ments. “Now he is famous. Bidv”. ( er lb.. George and wife, and Douglas Ad II/CKM B. C REAM. Josephine Lodge No. 112, A. 0.; other towns and rent them at a ams and wife of Ketbyviile, arrived Shoulder* per lb .... Here is what Mr. Baird said: County Assewor. r s. co< K. “While in Des Moins, I was taken U. W. will hold a special meeting j profit, Grants Pass car. do the same ' Tuesday and returned this morning. IL Hpii.a »Mr Grant« T ium , Aug 1, I8MV . (»FANTS PAS” with a severe attack of bowl com at their lodge room on Monday eve- j at a much less cost, as both the Mr. Hendeison reports that lint Bear -km- No. .1. each I' H —All person« who have wholly or above named towns obtain the i Beaver, e.i. h partially settled mortgages on record, and plaint. For two days I suffered in ning. Aug. 26th for special work. Repair are all doing nicely and the crop >i »i le», each who have negle led to have the same tensely, trying several drug stores Every member should be present. : greater portion of their furnishing exceeded their expectations. Mi. I I ¡slier, Shu i f . » I each cute elled, or said > redlts nmdc, are re (material from this place And any and paying them for relief, but in I ».-••» -kin», f < r lb The ladies of the Pretbyterian Jacob Hanseth threshed 500 bush K speri quested Io attend to thin matter at once A share 1 ! il < |. 11 « > I'M (d vain. I finally bought a small bot church will give a supper of meats. J one conversant with the demand, els of wheat and Mr. Buckiuan i .oat, |»-r lb in order to avoid further complicalion la fully ».olk'ited. j knows the rentals would insure in I'.t-U P. C REAM 11 11.T1. tle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera rolls, peach-shortcake, coffee, etc . 270c bushels of wheat oats and terest on the investment, not saying : < Tucken», voting, |.r <l< and Diarrhoea Remedy, and two at the booth near Mrs. Pigney's I grain. •• old, go' I coll Summons In Justice Court. doses of that brought me out all Wednesday, Aug. 28th from 6 to 8 anything in regard to the increase | in value of the property, and every ' Mr. E. A Boaiieh, wifi- and two Duck» |*r ili» right. It costs less than the drug p. m. I In the Justice Court for the Precinct of ! building adds that much more val children, and Mis. I.. 1-. Reed, hi' ; Turkfj», I» r lb store preparations and I have the ; W ish . per lb................ < irunts I'.,»», County of Josephine, Slate ue to the entire city. The Star band met and practiced mother-in-law, arrived last Monday balence for future use. I consider of I Iregon Beans, per ll> on last Monday night for the first evening from Hastings Nebraska. Key West and Domestic cigars »Kuril MftTr. it a grand remedy.’’ 25 and 50 GRANTS VASS, - - - OREGON. John W lieward, 1'1 .intiff, Mr. Boalich visited Grants Pass Beef, live pr lb. . th- cent bottles for sale by C. M. Stone. time in several weeks. The boys just arrived at Thornton Bros * re. fH-tUift1. Ptices reasonable and satisfaction Henry F, Porter, and Ella Porter, have been taking a vacation, and almut six weeks ago and was so •• dressed, . .. Multon, live .......... W. H McDonald, better known guaranteed. 12 favorably impressed with this sec will now resume their work with Defendant*. Bucklin's Arnica Salve. lie •• dressed . • as “Mac the Tailor,” who came tion of Southern O.egon, that he The Best Balve in the world for Cut«, vigor. Action bi Recover Monev. ... Hogs, live............ . to Grants Pass on the "blind bag ar •• < I resse 1 .... Bruises. Sores, U’leers. Salt Rheum, Fev 7<'(«7,'» To Henry F Porter and Ella Porter, the This office lives on the fat of the gage’’ about two years ago. and immediately upon bis return as Hillier, .. l2j««2Tx er Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, t hil- |ier lit........ ranged his business interests so above named defendant»: blain», Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and land, through the courtesy of its through the assistance ot a gener Irle Eggs, |«-r dot In the name nl the Ktateof Oregon,yon »1.11 (u 1I.221, We acknowledge among ous community opened a tailor to make this his future home. positively cures Piles, or no pay required. friends. W l ai, per 100 II.» .»in ”1.1. I’. Tuff» Ivlng .lirei-t- ■nd each ol you are hereby required to ap The receipt» of live slock al tire Union Iv i- i-l It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac others the receipt of watermelons 'I joining Die town ut Grani» pear I - ore the undersigned, a Juatii'e of shop and received patronage to the As the conference year of the M. EUX k Yar-I», Eortlan.l. Or»-g..n, for ’It' J'»»». Or ir in i» tnr sali» in Iota ni the tion, or money refunded. Price .a cents Pence, in »nd for the above »fated from T. P. Ixe & Son and J. D. extent that be was able to give his week ending Aug Mil«, were a» folio.1 - 5 nini in IKT« « <>F ll’lire t.> mlit pUZl-ll- I re, inct, at bi» oft■< e in »aid Precinct, on par box For «••• f,v Dr " • I Kremer. E. church is »¡ear its close, we are Ralston of Applegate. attention to the management of the reminded of the work that ha-’L.-cn Horre«, Is”, lirai i itti'-, W’3; cheep. ■>.- aser». Tliis pini-«-In all No. 1 Is.llotn lami ; the 5th d»v <>f Meptemlier, la»1», at 10 o’- _DR. F. A. HAMILTON, ; Ilogs, : 01 ; Mil’ll row», 24: L'llv-», fio tiri—< n.e hilln. dir. «nirigiiqz «niifip» or clmk in the forvn,»», <rf »»id day, to an» T. Shattuck shipped four car ’ Commercial hotel in connection done at this point by the church M-1.', 23; Mules. 32. gravi-l l«ln t > over. < ih .—bui I x .iiitiful wertlie almve naine<l Plaintiff in a civ (Successor to W. H. Flanagan) I loads of melons this week. Mr. with his shop, with the assistance named. Within the past six months ground» n nrtv fnr bui'ling» .n d e»|« ■' i- ucticfl. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, ! Shattuck has shipped eight car ’ of a woman (whose character is no 59 have united with the church, MAKItn II. all y iota pi mi to iruit r.n- mg Fasy tirrnn Tl.i I k'fendanG will take n-it ice that if • >i payrm ntn. For purticnlam inqnire ot they fail to answer the .oniplaint liereiu. loads of mellons, 100 boxes of toma torious). whom he made his wife and during the recent camp-meet Grants Pass, Oregon. I l ‘ Tir»» or fin Htore ” 1 t'anipoell A the Plsintilf will take judgmeul Both having ing revival ovey (>o conversions were BENsON'— '.Till V.sON - In ibi» «h», Diseases of Women anil Childn n a t-pe toes and 500 boxes of peaches this since his residence. Tuff». cialty. Calls attended to Day and Night, (season, all or his own growing. them for the sum of I < rly-five and 51-100 as every one supposed, reformed reported. The cfitirch work is very Ang. 14, »I lb<- »■ -idi tn «• i.i " T. I’vrkin«, dollars, 145 61) and for costs and di.l nrs- tl <■ Ker. T. I.. .Join--, I rmi T. 15-n-oii I The S. P. D. & L. Co.’s mills, at They won the confidence of many prosperous and the growth is con bv ments ol this action ani Hallie E. Malin «»on. GEM SALOON and received credit variously esti Thi« H iiiohk ' i ,» 1» pnMIshnl under and stant. The fine church edifice liv Merlin, closed last Saturday until Tlirv Mitrimi ori. tour to S; n 1 raneta. o AND — bv nrdcr ol fl e Jtist.ro rf llw Pears < I tlio mated from $400 to $800. Last ing erected now, is indicative of and «.'n Jo~c, to I* »Iwnl asvi-ral month«. 1 the demand for lumber increases above entitled Court. Having established myself in ‘be Gro They now have 1.500,000 feet of Friday they boarded the train for this fact. This church building ARE AXTELL. BI L LI'A RD PARLORS. cerv Business in my new butlding on tl e parts unknown, leaving the hotel when completed, u ill be the finest Jusfi, e of the Peace lumber in the yards. The factory EHtoZuticn of Copartnership. Maiu St , Grants Pass. 1 hUed, July Sth. IsWa. tllMw of course will continue as in past to take care of itself, also their cred one south of Salem, and is to lx: itors. When it was known that handsomely Snished au<l fttmislied. Not ico i“ here* y vi n Ibnt fhe Copert D H BVRROCCH, I' iuhiktoi '. years. ili g between J. T. lie patronage. My f“0* * ,. . ) t Lerch f» r»* they had skipped, parlies tele It will be a substantial improve the wholesale houses and will be txHH* . B. A. Allen, rii «I Bar supplied 'll the finest w¡lies The Right Rev. Bishop Morris graphed for their arrest, but after ment to the town. Tire work being «vW. w i; i cheap a» such are ! lUFÍn**'** under the of the diocese of Oregon, will hold and liqnon. i 2 deliberate consideration, telegraph Respectfully. T\» »* ’ r A Co , at done by the church, will, we hope, >r frf T h V and see me. A. B abtutt . Episcopal services at Grant.« I ass, ed their release as it would only in lie of lasting ha« fió« day dis* ■*. Oref Much of this mutual rotiMenf. J T. Tarlor in the Methodist church South, on cur additional expense. Their work, in fact almost wholly, is the Alien rwintiif from wmí «I.S umí - Monday evening. Aug. 26th at 8 years of vice would not allow them the result of the labors of the Rev. o'clock He will be assisted by the to make an honest living, and the T. L Jones, who has not only FIRST-CLASS BRICK Rev. B. F. Tickuor. A cordial in 1 city is fortunate to find them out as worked zealously, but intelligently !»• piir**unh<'< of • ir< ular • ' ti c On»,<*n —at the new yard of— «x < alifonôa Kailr« a I ( » I vitation is extended to all. soon as it did. and acceptably during his sojourn foro i am led. Dotée m brrvl»v gi»*r fia* MENCH & BUTTLES, here All da- rs desire the return •ui<l Cornpeny 1« » • * r» ad) to li ih* While standing on the opera Plenty of peaches, green apples land* lying failli <»f -••’ «rg. RruHl» d t*» bouse one day this week we ceunt- and a choice variety of teas at Bar of Mr. Jones for another year and it 2d. IE 89 if hy Ine united Sut« »». Firm ru» certainly will be prudent fi r his ed thirty one wagons in ‘*enD tlett's grocery store. any «»( mid land« M , li - • . r conference to return him. The minutes, earning lumber, brick from the date of tb « »»■ »•, ent< r irit<» a person ir.'o»- The Gold Medal Tea is the best conference meets at the Tax lor St. regular rofltrmt »«th the Com|anv f'«r watermelon.«, fruit*, vegetables and 1 . .| I . I 45 cents per can, at Kiddle & church. Portland on the gH'h itist the uf ► ’ >* I» land fi|«on I •• r» . I* > »aid u< .mt other commodities that would call far term« u( aal»*, » d f h < ••• filed hy and will be jWMtds«l over bj I! Scott's. a persons attention to the diversity H h * C<u>t¡«any, <#rli»»* ¡*nn will I k * M.fd Do not forget the S. P D & I. op Bow man of the resources of this county. This a ilhtjul a»>) regard t > th* ir nr pov< ment» Mi • ni . iberni m. r«"4’ "J,"’ is one ol the reasons w»> t-'~ -H’ Co. «—> i fsi! K* ori 11 *’••**'• » season has not been felt as in other ’ chandise to hoy all kind« of to the Acting Lan • \genl, I’1 rtlaud. parts ot tne stale, »here ti -i’ Th«- <>r«'V’’ i' C.« uioiina U ji ' i -•> -1 . Ask your gt«xc. fur the Flo^*’ Choice Fruit and Produce. hay 1 ”n»pany. is chiefly the only saleable of the Valley tea. Finest May Br WM. II. MH I.« Tb«M having Fruit to «ell. will do well commodity. picking. The most delicate leaf. • lami Àgi nt, Han I r.»iiu ie* »». to call on us. or address The M. E. church and M E G«n. It A k »*«RWR, If you want first class harness, go Acting lair fl Xgen*. P'irtland LEE & SON, church South, will hold union ser to J. A Strohecker, where you ‘ !4 ! ” Í.4 .7?,* *’ I F"r»hM>d vices on the camp ground next obtain the Mine from ?t ’ «P- Orricx- In V arehcure. fir.nl» F8-u Sabbath evening services com I rhoice Business Lots 50X100, Title Perfect. Title Perfect. An Advance of per cent, will be made on September ISSO. CRANTS PASS TOWNSITE CO .1, T. FLYNN & CO ARTHUR CONKLIN, avin I’arlois, m Bargains loi Land-Buyers. New Grocery ! BBICK! BBICK! Packing House. »
