Rogue River courier., August 22, 1889, Image 4

A H um Tri »t.
\BE AXTELL!
A frightful thunder and sand
storm swept near Albuquerque,
Mrs. Marv Gilmore, nee Decker,
C Chicago,
„ . . July
. „ 31.—All the bal-
A porcupine was recently killed New Mexico on the 13th inst. Tele­
Some months ago thciT was con-
graph poles were shivered into was born in Waldo, Josephine let girls tn the west will soon be
biikrnhk' ncwspai>er notoriety given in the edge of Eugene.
to the case of Sarah Aithea Hill vs
Last week San Franeirco paid out splinters and several parties were county, July 2v'i. 1866, an 1 went under the control of .a wcalt.15 Lug*
killed, but noTain fell in the valley. hence August 1st, 1889. *1 hough lish syndicate, which has head­
Ex-Senator Sharon's estate, in $4.750 per day for eastern eggs.
cn FARM
brief her life, it was not without re- quarters and resident partner- in
which Mrs. Hill claimed to be the
At Santa Barbara on Aug. 15th, suits,
Eugene
City
contributed
$700
■
*
-
Chicago.
English
capitalists
are
for
it
was
filled
with
noble
wife of the deceased senator. As the
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY 1 A lso
Caroline Charlesscti attempting to actions and cheering words for
f all. now looking at the theatrical busi-
estate was large the claim of the for the relief of S|x>kane Falls.
build a fire with kerosene, when the The circle of her friends were “ limit
“ ­ ness of America as well as the beer
A. P. Looney, a prominent pio­ can exploded, covering her with
widow was fiercely contested by the
heirs. The suit was finally termi­ neer near Albany, died on the 13th dames. She ran frantically upstairs ed only by her acquaintances. At business, with the view of invest­
ing their sovereigns and controlling
nated adversly to the claim of Mrs.
Nelson of Independence, was ar- and threw herself from an upper an early age she became almost a players and play houses. The in­
Office on Court House Ave., ist Door North Bagley Hotel.
constant
attendant
and
assistant
in
Hill. The case was finally tried in rested for selling liquor to the In- window, and when she was picked
her father's store. Several months telligence that a New York mana-;
the U. S. circuit court, presided dians.
GRANTS PASS,..................................................................... OREGON
up she was baked.
ago she was appointed post mis­ ger had been offered $500,000 for a I
over by Justice Steplu-n Fields.
IS
two-thirds
interest
in
his
houses
The
Tiding-»
says
Ashland
It
is
reported
that
Hearst,
the
tress
at
Waldo
Her
official
duties
While the Judge was reading In­
decision the plaintiff Mrs. Hill, shipping $1500 worth of peaches proprietor of a large democratic pa­ by etllargiug her acquaintace, but | was hardly received from the wires I
per in San Francisco, proposes to extended the circle of her friends. 1 when a novel and extensive trust I
who pending litigation had married pe: week
her attorney, Judge DavidS. Teiry,
A $6000 new academy building put in a $200,000 plant in Portland, The merry bells of last Christmas was discovered within the walls of -
THIS SPACE RESERVED
l>eeatnc quite augry and interrupted has been .commenced at Dallas in and run a large democratic paper chimed at her wedding, and in Au­ 1 Chicago itself. W. H. Morton, of 1
there, provided a bonus of $50,000 gust the dirges other funeral swell­ the Columbia theater, is the agent;
the Judge's reading bv denouncing Polk county.
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is given. It is said Postmaster j ed from ’neath '.he same old roof of the British company. Associat­
him in very |>ointe<l language
The Polk county Observer has Roby will be the editor.
tree. That fell destroyer con-untp- ed with and interested with Mr.
The Court ordered her to Ire taken been
enlarged from a six to a seven
from the court room for contempt
The O. R. & N. Co. have com­ tion entered the happy home, and Msrton in the venture are David
When the officer attempted to re­ column paper.
menced action in the circuit court amid the halcyon hours of early Henderson, of the Chicago opera |
Arlee, chief of the Flathead res­ of Morrow county against 91 per­ love sowed the seeds for the awful i house, and Horace McVicker. ■ It'
move her she resisted. This caused
He sons who signed an agreement to harvest. Long and patiently friends has become so difficult to secure a
her husband to take a hand, and ervation, died on the 13th.
drawing a dagger he made an ef­ I was 70 years of age.
furnish the right of way and depot watched <and hoped, now in cheer good ballet that such a scheme was i
fort to rescue his wife, but was
Chief of police at Seattle, raided grounds for the Willow creek and then despair, as the deceptive absolutely necessary, to say noth-‘
soon disarmed, whereupon the four gambling houses on the 13th, branch railroad. The balance sued disease bore her own in its cruel i ing of the profits as a business en-1
clutches to the grave. All that terprise. Mr. Morton has already i
court proceeded to sentence both fining the dealers $700.
for is nearly $10,000.
Judge Terry and his wife to six
love could devise or wealth accoin- ‘ secured three thousand girls for his |
Last fall the dry sod near War-' plish was done to avert the inevita­ trust. Some of them receive a reg-1
The contract for a new brick ho­
months imprisonment for contempt
—
of court. As the Judge had been tel, requiring 750,000 brick, was let tier lake in Lake county Oregon, ble. Medical skill from tlie great . ular salary, others half-pay, but all'
took fire, and has been burning cities was vaiuLv Invoked, neigh­ will be at Mr. Morton’s beck and
on the supreme bench of California last week at Baker City, Oregon.
and alwavs occupied a prominent
The Presbyterians are taking [ ever since, and is now burning boring physi'Tnls called without i call.
place '/caiate politics with a consid­ measures to establish a first class more rapidly than ever. Unless stint, blit tlie patient sufferer grad­
erable »allowing, he deemed his in academy at Union, in Union county, 1 there should conic a heavy rain it ually withered in the arms of death.
Notice for Publication.
will continue until all the sod len I11 the home of her childhood she
carceration a grevions indignation. I Oregon.
land
in
that
region
is
burned.
E xited S tates L and O ffice ,
It was currently reported that he
passed from the side of loved ones
I (
K ohlbi bg , O r ., Aug. 7, 1889.1
made frequent declarations evinc­ Stephen Castleman, a fanner, j A strange disease is destroying to the realm of light beyond the
C.
STONE,
is hereby given that the follow- '
ing a determination to hold Judge ’ while threshing grain about 8 miles the grape vines near Los Angeles, dark river. With tilth in her eye, ing Notice
named settler has filed notice of hi* ■
Fields, in the language of the old from Eugene City fell dead, one! Cal. Parties who were sent by the an<l love in her heart she breathed intention
to make final proof in siiprort J Main Street,
Grant's Pass, Oregon,
style California “Chivs,” personally day last week.
Agricultural Department to exam-' a fond goodnight ter all. In com­ of hi» claim, ami that »aid proof will be '
responsible. The press throughout; Mrs. Emma Derr, near McMinn- ine into the matter, report that if pliance with her wishes she was made before the Judge, or in his absence,;
the state gave it out as almost cer-1 ' ville, sustained severe injuries by a something does not check the ra-j laid to a peaceful rest in the Kirby­ 1>efore the Clerk of the County Court of |
ruggist and A pothecary ,
JacKson County Oregon, at Jacksonville,
tain that on the liberation of the fall from a tree, while gathering vages of the disease, all the grape | ville cemetery.
Oregon, on Saturday, Sept. 21, 1889, viz: !
Terrys a personal altercation would fruit last week.
Patrick J McHugh, Homestead Flntrv
vines in Southern California will
Men's cassimere suits at Nicker­ No 4381, for the N'v of NW^ of S.-e 14
take place. The known desperate
die.
Mr.
Mix
of
Polk
county,
whose
son & Frakes.
*
TpM U, ■ t W. lb' mum's the follow­
.ir.d violent temper of Terry made barn was burned a short time ago,
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi- ,
The Umpqua papers arc having
it quite probable that the meeting
Vancouver beer on draught at deuce upon and cultivation of, said land, I
30 acres of wheat in the shock their annual siege of re|x>rting cou-
*
would terminate in blood, if not in had
viz: John Woods, Forest W. Herd. John ; D ites , Patent Medicines. Perlnaery, Toilet Articles. ShoaUer Braces, Trasses. Etc
! gar fights and cougar frights. the Park saloon.
death to one of the parties. The burned on the toll»
Breeding, William Breeding, allot Wood- i
Studebaker wagons from 590 to ville, Jackson County, Oregon
A Building and Loan Asssocia- ' There is no known place where
affair attracted so much attention
*
C has . W. J ohxston ,
School Books. Books and Stationery.
that the attention of the U. S. tion was organized at Independence these pesky animals are so plenty $1 10 at Sherer & Judson’s.
Register.
21-Ct
marshal was called to it, by the U. S. on the 15th, with a capital of #50,- as in the Umpqua country, but the
FOREIGN NEWS.
jieople stick to it bravely, and it is
Notice for Publication.
district attorney. To protect Judge 000; 500 shares at $too each.
generally
that
a
cougar
seen
is
one
Fields, a special deputy marshal
The
Czar
of
Russia
is
now
visit-
Negotiations are pending for the
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
I
Physicians’ Prescriptions Carefully Compounded The best brands of
was detailed to guard him. Judge sale of Weighard’s brewery for killed.
1 ing Berlin, and the German Emper­
K ohehi kg , O r , Aug 7. 1889.1
Fields having occasion to go from $660,000, British gold is trying to
Fred Trotman, a saloon keeper at or is entertaining him in royal style.
Notice is hereby given that the follow­
Cigars and Tobacco.
San Francisco to Los Angles to secure a fast hold in Portland.
ing named settler has filed notice of her
Roslyn, shot and wounded a coal
Word
reaches
us
from
China
that
!
intention to make final proof in support
hold court there, and while en route i
miner on Aug 14. and was lynched.
A Full Line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes.
the train stopped nt Latham for1 The surveyors have returned to Trotman run the worst dive in the Lon Chew. China, was nearly all I of her claim, and that said proof will be
burned
about
a
month
ago,
and
that
made
before
the
Judge,
or
in
his
absence,
1
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breakfast. Judge Fields took a! Eugene City from running a trial town, and was a hard character. there is much suffering.
before the Clerk of the County Court of
line
from
Eugene
to
Flotence.
!
-cat it a t ilde in the dinning room 1
Thomas T. Thomas, the ntan he
Jaekson County, Oreaon, at Jacksonville,
and Deputy U. S. Marshal Nagle. 1 hc-v reP°rt a practical route,
The Queen nf England is suffer­ Oregon, on Friday, Sept 20, 1889, viz:
shot was an honest hard working
Amanda T. Haymond widow of the late
While, p
• ’s Broad
-
’•1
’.
took a seat beside him.
R. E. Bybee
Church
won miner, and the chances of life are in ing from sciattic rheumatism, and | Thomas
C orner M ain <t F ront S ts ,
- •
G rant ’ s P ass , O regon .
deceased, Homestead
the Prince of Wales has trouble with Entrv No. Havtnond,
breakfast was being _ eaten Judge
Derby
length
_ I . the Montana
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„ by two
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„-is, ! his favor.
4409, for the N1., of NE*», HAV
'IN-rrv
6» r>titr-r»»rl
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z»
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one of his legs. Neither can sleep. '4 of NEU and SE*4 of NW'4, Seel2, Tp Having opened a Family Grocery, I hereby announce to the public that
Terry nn.l
and Rix
his <vi
wife
entered tin-
the rliti.
din on
the -.»1.
13th; time
Oregon
A fire broke out in the stable of
S, R 4 (V, She names the following
I have a new and well selected stock of
ning room and took a scat at some horses are making nice returns,
Heavy rains fell in Japan in July. 1 36
Mr. Geo. Squires, at Jacksonville,
witnesses to prove her continuous resi­
distance from Judge Fields. In a
At
and
aiound
Anagi.
about
600
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERIES and TABLE WARE I
about
3
o'clock
on
the
morning
of
dence
upon
and
cultivation
of,
said
land,
short time Mrs. Terry went out.! * oncyfor ,he r"‘llefo1 ’P°ka.,le
viz: John Woods, Charles Harper, Solo­
and in a few moments Judge Terrv ; D ls ,ls bc,"f’/“'sed
all the pr.11- the 14II1 inst. The stable with two houses were washed down, and mon
Bought
since
the
Sweeping Reduction in freights, from the East, and
Cameron.all of Woodville, and N’oali
marked down at Bottom
~
got up and walking behiiul Judge c,P’e lown,: ° , Or5«?" 3,1,1 }Vash- horses belonging to E. S. Sears, was about 20 persons drowned. At Hi­ I Bowers, of Rock Point, Jackson county,
Prices. I also sell the
la, the same storm washed away 200 Oregon.
Fieldi struck him in the face The i ,nSton’
«ise $7500. burned. The house of Mr. Sears houses and drowned 90 people.
(Celebrated.
I);>vis
Vortical
Sowin tj Machine !
caught fire but it w is put out before
C has W. J ohnston ,
deputy marshal told him to “hold
Tax collector O'Brien, has paid much damage was done to it. Some
21
-6t
Register
which
has
no
equal
in
ease
of
management
and great range of work.
The most important news from
on,” but as he drew* back to hit in the San Francisco treasury dur- ¡ small out building- were burned.
My object is to make it to the interest of those having cash or pro­
France
is
the
vote
of
the
Senate
by
Notice
for
Publication.
Fields a second blow, the marshal mg the last fiscal year #4,275,296.
duce, to trade with me.
J. M. CHILES.
A committee appointed by the an almost uuaummmuji i*>te condemn­
filed and sent a bullet through Ter- The expenses amounted to #54.426.
U nited S tates L ind O ffice ,
ing
Boulanger,
Count
Dillon
and
M.
i
Colored
Emigration
Society,
are
ry's heart, his huge frame trembled
R ohebcro , O r ., Aug. 7, 1889.f
Sandy Olds now under sentence
and fell without word or moan ()f dcath in Portland. felt rather now in the south west looking for Rocbeforte as conspirators against Notice is hereby given that the follow­
MEDICAL FEE J’-ll.T,,
And thus fell the slayer of U. S. | nervous last Friday when he heard ! a suitable location for the people of 1 the government, and embezzlers of ing named Bettier lias filed notice of hi»
public
monies,
Boulanger
is
now
For
Grant»
I
’
as»
and surrounding countrv, adopted and to take effect on and after
intention
to
make
final
proof
in
support
Senator David C. Broderick, some the trap fall which hung Che North Carolina to move to. The '
May 17th, 1889
of hi» claim, and that said proof *vi'l be
¡committee is reported as saving! in London.
thing over a quarter of a century Gong.
made Ixifoie Hie Judge, or in his ab nee. Dav visits in the city,................................
......... $2 50
that
there
are
now
78,000
names
of
after the bloody tragedy that so
The present government of Cana­ before the Clerk of the County C
of i Night “ “ '• “’niter 10 p in..........
........... 3.50
The United States has expended colored people enrolled who, on 48 da proposes to abolish the custom Josephine Countv, Oregon, at Giant» I Consultation with am tlier physician, .
«tired this coast.
The deputy
........... 5.00
marshal was arrested, but as it is St.442,500 on the Cascade Locks of hours notice, will start for some of printing public documents in the Pais. (Iregon, on Saturday. Sept. 28, 1889,1 Office consultation,
....... 2.00
viz:
John
Tavlor,
Homestead
Kntry
No
Mileage,
per
mile
one
way,
the
Columbia
river
between
Port
new abiding place.
. . 1.00
claimed he had positive instructions
French language, and also of doing 4568, for the SW>4 of NW>,, \VU of S\V “ “ “ “ “ " “ at night ...
......... 1 50
to protect Judge Fields at all haz­ land and The Dalles within the
Parties assuming in some degree away with separate Catholic schools. '4. Sec 30, Tp 35 S, I! 5 W, and'SE!4 of Obstetrics and necessary visits in town,
.........
i
N E'4. See 25, Tp 35 S R 6 W. He names
ards, it is not probable much will past year.
“ “ Instrumental
to represent the Patrons of Hus­ This has created quite a flurry the
30,00 to 5 1.00
following witnesses to prove his con- i Chronic cases and surgery w ill be charged for according to the cin (instances
Ire done with him.
| ______
,
______
___
among
the
Catholic
French
part
of
of
t!«»
Bartlett pears are Ixdng shipped bandry, (granges), the Prohibition­
tinuou» residence upon Mid cultivation of. [ ease. ’ These
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L regular
' ’ Pacific
•
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Mrs. Terry soon returned from j from tiear Salem to St. Paul, Miiin.' ists, the Lalxir Union's, and the the population.
fee» correspond * —
with * the
Const
rates No bills will
said land, viz: John Lanterman, of Me- !
he allowed to run longer than 12 in j:itln without settlement.
the cars carrying a satchel. This by the car load. Oregon fruit is in Knights of Labor, met in Portland
.(Ulster,
Samuel
Harkness.
J
.
R
McKee,!
conies through the associa­ A. Cunningham, of Grant» Pass, allot
F W. V an D yke . M. D ,
IV. F K remer , M D.,
was taken from her and found to good demand wherever it can be on August 10th, tn a preliminary ted Word
press
that Henry M Stanley and Josephine County, Or.
C P. D k V ore , M. D„
1>. S H olton . M. 1).,
contain a pistol, but as her hus­ transported.
conference. The object seems to Emir Pasha are heard from. It is
IV. H F lanagan , M. D.
C11 vs. W. J ohnston ,
band was shot before she returned
Register.
The fishermen about Coos bay have been to consult the advisabili­ reported that tliey are slowly travel-1 21 -Gt
her intended aid came too late.
ty of holding a convention compos­ ing with 8,000 natives loaded with !
and
Port
Orford
are
taking
hali
­
The general verdict of the people
Notice for Publication
ed of delegates from all the above
of California is that the shooting but. Mr. John Moss caught one organizations, to take action with ivory. But there is a rumor that
Stanley,
on
being
informed
that
the
U nited S tate » L and Orricr.
So (xninds near Port Or-
Ì
was justifiable, and there is a sense ; weighing
"
reference to political matters. After Arabs mere going to attack him, I
ItoM.nt rg , O r ., Aue 7, 1889.1
last week.
DEALERS
of relief in knowing that a bold, forc
1
a consultation it was deemed ad­ poured pitch and rosin over the Notice is hereby given that the following
bail man has gone where he can do
A. M. Thompson, brother of the visable to issue a call for a conven­ ivory and burned the whole cargo. named settler lias tiled notice of his in­
no more harm. But
L while this islHon. D. P. Thompson, was strick­ tion to *>e held at Salem, Oregon,
tention to make final proof in support of
This is probably a silly report.
his claim, and that said proof will he .’o .
so Judge Terry had many warm, en with paralysis at Salem on the on September 14th, 1889.
England, Germany, Italy and made Itefore the Clerk of the County Court »
personal friends and the end may morning of the 14th inst. His re
Josephine Co , Or. . at Grants Pass
The people of old La Grande and Russia, have notified the Porte of of
not be yet.
1 cover)' is doubtful.
Or , on Saturday, Sept 28, 1889, viz:
the new water works are having a Turky tint affairs must be mended John
Pre-etnption l> S. No. 56,55,
J. I’. Devine, on August Sth, at water war. The company t<x>k all in Crete. This has had the effect for the Neelv.
The Family Tier ofthe Queen
wi„ of NE>4. See 18, Tp 35 S. R £W“YARD and OFFICE NEAR DEPOT,
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
' Aiderton, W. T , threw himself 111 the water out of the creek that runs of giving the Cretans assurance of 6 W. H e names the following w itnesses
The Reveille publishes the fol­ front of a construction train and through the old town. This cut off fair treatment, and the uprising we to prove liis continuons residence upon
lowing as the geneological history had his head cut off. he had been their habitual supply and rendered noticed last week has subsided, and and cultivation of. said land, via: H.
JACKSONVILLE
Simpkins, Henry Brockman, Arthur
of Queen Victoria. If there is any having delirium tremens.
the people dependent on well water. quiet now reigns on that classic Isle. Broekuian, Milton Brockman, all of Mc­
error in it will &oine reader kindlv
-«Marble Works«—
Independence scut 2000 small The health of the people not l>eing The trouble in Bulgaria and Servia, Allister, Josephine County, Oregon
—FOR­
jKjint it out. Boys save this and sacks of wheat, samples of fruit, a« good this year as usual, the cause is also brought to a peaceful termin­
C has . \\ . J ohnston
j . C, WHIPP,
Register. i
compare it with your history of hops, etc. , and lo.ooo circulars to is attributed to the water. Some of ation by the intervention of the 21-6t
England:
the
parties
through
whose
premises
OREGON
ST., JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
Milwaukee on the 9th inst. They
powers. The great nations of Eu
Notice for Publication.
Victoria, queen of Great Britian. are live people in Independence.
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the company's pi|x‘s were laid, pro­ rojx? except Spain and France, seein U S. L and O zfice ,
General
Contractor in
and empress of India, is the mew
ceeded .1 few days ago to tear them to have entered into an alliance,
R o " ervkg , Or.. Julv 23, 1889.
Seattle,
since
the
fire,
is
overrun
of William IV, who was the broth
Marble, Stone or Granite.
up. This led to their prompt arrest. having for its object the preserva­ Notice is hereby given that the follow­
«•r of George IV, who was the grand with criminals. On the 15th half Bonds were given and a determina­ tion of peace in Europe. This ing-named settler has filed noticeof her
Cemetery Work a Specialty,
son of George II, who was the son .1 dozen bnrgaIries were committed; tion expressed to continue tearing means that all Europe have united intention to make final proof in support of
pier claim, and that said proof will he
<>f George I, who was the cousin of the police are taiding gambling up pipe# as last as laid.
Prompt Attention given to all Orders
to prevent 1"! *
from bursting made lietore the Judge or in liis ab­ Do not Fail to Call on or Write i>y Letter.
r,Hotf
Queen Annie, who was the sister dens and trying to protect the citi­
forth
in
a
war
on
Germany
for re­ sence before the Clerk of the County
zens.
in-law of William III, who wts the
Goods will lie exchanged for venge, and thus disturb« the whole Court of J one phi ne Co., Or., at Grant’»
I’ass. Or., on Saturday, August 31, 1889, ARTHUR
son-in-law of James IL who was
The city council of Ashland has grain at the Post Office Store. ♦
world.
viz. Mary.I. Tyler formerly Mary J.
the brother of Charles III, who was ordered the marshal to notify all
(Successor to Smith & C nklin.
Large assortment of lioots and
A couple of Kanaekas who had Atteberry. Homestead for the Iota I and
the brother of Charles IL who was persons having stovepipes that pass
r«rr*n(«M. II»*-.
*
2
and
N
1
',
of
N
E'
4
.
Sec.
23,
and
SE
‘
4
shoes
at
Campbell
&
Tuff's.
received a military education in • >f SF Sec. 14.Tp 35 S.. R 7. West,
the son of Charles I, who was the , through either a roof or wooden
#r 50 Will buy a pair of Boss Italy at the expense of the Hawai­ W M. She names the following wit­
son of James I, who was the cousin 1 - walls to take down such pipes
Turner Boots at Riddle <Xc Scott's * ian government, in July last con­ nesses to prove her continuous residence CORNER FRONT AND FIFTH STEETS,
of Elizabeth, who was the sister of within one week.
cocted a plan to seize by force, the upon and cultivation of, said land. via. Grants P ass . Josephine County. Or
Mary, who was the sister of Ed
’. C Ream, John Hall, John Tavlor,
The creatnerv at La (.ramie is
Ixxly of the King, and jdace his sis­ I Itaon
Out to Sea on 1 Log
ward the IV, who was the son of
Every, id I of Grants Paas, Jose­
just
now
having
some
trouble.
The
ter on the throne of the Kammaha- phine County, Oregon.
No trouble to answer inquiries.
Henry V111. who was the cousin of
C has . W . JonasToN,
voung mute, I m is The King, owing to his friend-
Richard III, who was the uncle of builders have commenced suit to
Information relating to southern
l8-6t
Registsr
Lake. Til la- , ship to the foreign residents, is not
Edward V, who was the son of Ed­ foreclose their lien for work and ma­
Oregon cheerfully furnished.
lake at very popular with the native popu­
ward IV, who was the cousin of terial. It is probable that matters
Notice for Publication.
lation. while his sister is thought to
Before
Richard Il.who was the grandson of will be settled ill a few days.
I’sirrD S tates L and Orricr. I
look with disfavor on the growing
Edward 1 IL who was the son of
Col. John Kelsey, the founder of
You Purchase
K osfri an, O b . July 23, 1.889. j
influence of the foreig. (lenient, is
John, who was the brother of Rich and at one time grand commander
Notice is hereby given that the follow
quite a favorite with the Kanakas.
ard I, who was the son of Henry of the Indian War Veterans, of
BE
SURE AND SEE ME
ing-natmsl settler ha» fihsf notice of hie
This state of affairs enabled these intention
IL who was the cousin of Stephen, Oregon and W ashington, it is re-
to make final proof in sup|xrrt
mad caps to <o»lect a force of about of hi? el aim. ami that said proof will be
who was the cousin of Stephen, who ported, will soon lie appointed I S.
tjo inen who, on Jnly 30th. sur­ made before the Judge or in hie absence Have your Dwelling, Barn, Store
was the cousin of Henry I. who consul at Calcutta. in India.
prised the palace and t<x>k posses­ t>efore the Clerk of the County Court of
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was the brother of William Rufus,
County, Or., at Grants P as »,
The Oregonian says
of
sion of it. but failed to secure the Joaephine
%S't"oVE SMITH & WESSON'S
who was the son of William the the fruit conicing to the Much
Or., on Saturday. Uiguat 31, Issu vis:
Insured.
Portland
King The foreign element rallied Wm. R Wa'ket. Homestead enlrv No
Conqucrer. Thus Queen Victoria, market is infested with worms. It
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to the King's aid am! after u f<w 46 19, lot me sw‘4 of S\V1., See 20, By Arthur Conklin Grant» P mb , Or.,
can trace her amx-sters back to thinks
,
that with tii. ,-ly nrtien on
hours fu<ilading, the rebels were andX'j 'f MV', and NW>4 <4 NEL, agent for •»>"»«> »tjc *'U„.1Kv»t and » »n,t U-l- A lUixn* er
about a hundred yeir» ago It i. the
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part of fruit raisers, these [i-sts
driven front 'he nalnce nnd jhnn» S He
Sa/«z
the oldest reigning dynasty in the might have been destroyed.
Best companies on the Coast, namely :
names the following witneoses to
«n : Tarvet model-
fifty captured, and the war-cloud l>rove his eontiniiou» residence upon and California Insurance Company, Union, B>-rl»M
ll«»t qmilll) wrauzki
world.
•trel, c» . n.'lT iMnerte,!
Snelling
Hawkin's saw mill,
rolled away. The ring-leaders will cultivation of, »aid land, viz: John Ab- Connecticut. Northern Assurance.
f r »orkiaahehln .nd.i.ck,
Miss Stella Cox, of Washington, together with .,<>0.000 feet of in tn-
probably !>e executed, and the land boti'Thoma» Perry, W F. Bro*
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Wade,
all
of
Granta
Pass,
Jo-
,
J). C., married Nathaniel Patterson, l>cr was burned last week in Lake
General Boulanger and his two owned by oreign sugar planters and
a full blooded Seneca Indian ofthe county, Oregon. The fire came friend-, Dillon and Rochefort. were ruled over bv a K.macka King with county, Or,
C has . W. J ohnston ,
Cattaraugus reservation in New from a forest fire that is sweeping sentenced in Parison the 14th to a long name and short purse will lR-et
r.ir’T.l^-..‘xs;u’S?-'
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Register
York, he is a farmer and ov. ns the that region; loss Jto.O'xr no insur b? deported to some fortified place continue to tread along in its usual
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