L t Nui.oa
MILD WI NTERS
FARM OR
AND SUMMERS COOI.BD BY
THE BALMY PACIFIC.
ORCHARD OR STOCK RA
A Field for Rich and I o. r alike in
the famous Rogue River Valley. I
An Independent Paper, Devoted EspecJ1/ to
si HsCKirTION. •>
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GRANT’S PASS. JOSEPHINE C<
Take your Choice in the
Country tributary to Grants
Interests of Southern Oregon.
OIL. THURSDAY. MAY 5 1892
ROGUE RIVER COURFER.
J. NUNAN, P ublisher .
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Terms of «tabs, ription
On» Year, in advance
J2.og
Six Months,
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Three Months,
.75
Advertising rate' rerv rea-.irai 1,-. , ,.n.
sidering the C ocbi KB’s large tsinii-l.de . ir
culation.
Our J ob DkraKTMr T is tin* u...-t m.-lern
and complete IB Southern iiregi n and as
we obtain our stationery d r, ; n. n, Eit-t-
ern factories, ww «uc<*e--fii , "iiqiete with
Portland pricer. Orders l*v mai, prompt
ly filled.
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Real Estate and 'Min
ATTENTION!—Sometiiing Worth Reading !
POST OFFICE DIE! 1 loin
omet: Horn-
Open (except blindai m-tn 7 7» A. M.
to 7:30 f. M. Sunday from s to it a . M.
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Williams and Mnrphv—M. .iiduv, Wed
nesday and Friday at 8 a. 111.
South Isiuud -
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Mail trken fr -m th.* box at Howard's
cornerai 7:30 a ui. and 5:3op ni.
N. P. Doi«.1 , 1'. \1
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F ikst Barrisr <in mu. Grants 1’usx.
KEV. cha .-. 11. cons i ng , Pastor.
Sunday hk-rviees 11 a . m ., and ":30r.
M. Sunday School ut 10 A. M. Y'oung
People’s meeting, 6:30; Prayer meeting
Tlinrsday at 7:3o e. M.
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Yor.Mi
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aiic . a -«
«wrw,
(from 14 to 18 years.)
A Good Union Cassimere Suit, worth $5.00, for $4.00.
Cheviot, pattern, Grey mixed, worth $8.75, for $7.25.
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Cassimere, Marysville goods, worth $9.50, for $8 50.
Cassimere, heavy weight goods, a bargain, worth $ic.oo,
for $8.00.
G ulden R ule L odge N o . 1. O. O. F.
•Mwtx every baturday evening in their
hall on 6th street. Visiting brothers
cordially invited to attend
• losKl'II Moss. N G.
T. Y. Da in , Sec’ty
PHYMt'lAV AM>
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A Good Satinett Suit, Medium weight worth $6 50, for $5.00’
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Union Cassimere, dark pattern, worth $S,oo, for fifi.oo.
All Wool Suit, excelent value, worth #11.50, for #10.2).
Cassimere Suit, dark pattern, straight cut, worth $11.25 for
* $10 25-
Cheviot Suit, summer weight, frock, worth $15.00, for$ij.od.
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Worsted Suit, frock, dark pattern worth $17.50, fos $16.25-
<111 K( HEN.
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OFFICE—BLflCKBURN HO
GRANTS PASS'. OREGON
General Agents Gr
Pass Townsite Co
We are going to make you priftps that are bound to meet your
approval and make you a savi
Understand, these figures are
not baits, but
oods we have in the Store:
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BROKERS.
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Offers the
ties:
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One acre tracts photo fruit an
ilen land eight blocks from tlepo
I »a hk of R gtu» river; all clear
ready for plow, for $1.50. One 1.
cash ; balance in two yean at 6 |»er c.
(from 9 to 14 years.)
Good Satinet Suit, worth $5.00. for $4 25.
Union Cassimere Suit, worth $5.50, for $4.50.
1<< > V>»’rl" W< >
$700.—All of block No. 2, consist
of 12 choice lots, 50x100 feet each,
cleared and level, adjoining Methc-
uhurch. Terms, one-nflh « ash, hah
in two years. Adjoining block Nc
sold for $1,500.
>»| I'l’X
(from 3 to 14 years.)
Satinet Suits, good weight, worth Jfi.75, for $1.25.
Union Cassimere dark pattern, worth $2,00, for $1.50.
Moleskin Suit, small check, worth $2.00, for $1.50
Cassimere Suit, good weight, a bargain, worth $3.50, lor $2.75.
Boys Knee Pants, 40 cents to $1.50.
♦ IllO.—lot No. 4
tween æhool alni
nexx pro|>erty at
liftIi cash : balance
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W. F. KREMER, M. D
A fine assortment of Negligee Shirts, ranging from $1.00 to #2.50.
The Stanley Shirt, laundried, Cuffs and Collar attached, soft bosom.
just the thing for rummer wear, front $1.00 to $1.75.
Outing Flannel Shirts, silk stripe, from $1.50 to $3.50.
Percale Shirts, assorted colors, $1.00.
White Laundried Shirts, from 75 cents to $2.00.
Physician - and - Surgeon
GRANTS PASS.
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OREGON.
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Calls responded to at all hours, day or
night.
ATTOltM. 1 ■> 0*1.1 W
7. -. .:----
DAVIS BROWER,
Attorney anil C<>unscllor-at-Law
♦ 150.—Six choice residence Io
Block 51, Railro--.« A,;,i,u<»n; aU
and cleared; overlooks the city,
member that thin is not tl50 earl
♦ 150 for the six loin. Terms om
eaxli.
HA IS.—We carry in this line ¡1 very full and complete assortment in
which you can find anything you may want.
SHOES.—In Shoes we endeavor to carry the best we can buy. and
have marked the prices on them as low as they can be
sold, We would, however, cull your attention to our
Sunset $3 calf shoe, solid throughout, full stock uppers,
soles sewed and fastened with cable screw.
♦1100.—Cholee tract ineKailroaiP^
fien, 100x20, adjoining N. 1’. 11
beautifnl lióme, ailording a vii
city and Httrrounding country , th»
residen«« site in Grunts l’as-; t. c|
tilth caali.
Yours truly,
G ban i » P\!.x, Oxi:... in .
Praitlc'M. in all the Stute ami ITiited
Blates Court-
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P. H. HARTH & SON
GKO B. CURREY,
Attorney-at- L.'ixv.
♦60 eaeli—Three choice business loi
25x100 each, in Block 51. facing Hout
an.l within one block. ol business houw
♦75 each.—Six choice lota in Blocl*
la-tween school and court holla»1, 1
50x100 each; terms one-fifth taah; I
anee in two yearn.
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One Price Clothing House
O ffice —Opposite the Opera
f.‘ Grant* Pass, Oregon,
|75 each - -Choice residence lots 51
each, ah level, cleared and read
cultivation; In Riverside Addition
I ivied seven l.locka troni lire depot.
I one-tUth cash ; iiwlmvce in two y.
K. U. SMIi'I..
SMITH & COLVIG.
Allumes-» luid Cours.lor» ul
l|t <. u \ \ i ’s 1*AKS, OKKOON .
OrncB—in <>i« ra House Bio.*»
ÜTH SREET, BET "E
A LARGE
N I AND J.
STOCK OF
PIONEER HOTEL,
rt«t<>A4*>i
J. E. PETERSON,
Rrt, Life airl hi'ltul liisunuft.
BERNARD McARTHUR.
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SAMUEL KEISER,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
And with them comes
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UeiCF Pr tie Davis Sawiu Machine.
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Having taken charge of tliix (Kipulur
House. 1 am now prepared to make both
ix-rmanent and tiansient guests comfort
able
Prices reasonable.
Please give
the Pioneer a trial.
\VM. BARKER.
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SHOE
ma ki : kh .
Repairing neatly and cheaply executed.
JU-“ Fine work a specialty.
Fifth street.
ONE OF THE
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Shop on
I don’t claim that I am either better, smarter, or have a
deeper interest in the buyer than other dealers; but this is
the place that I have cl osen to make m ir.ey for myself, A
nickle made on a trade with the money tn hand, is better to
me than ten cents made and charged on the book
In the matter of the estate of Morri« M
Harkneim, deceased.
N< tive is hereby given that the under-
rtigned haN been ai»|M»inte«l adtniniutrator
of the estate of 51 «»rria M Harkii»*»«, de
ceased, by order of the county «•ourt of
the State of Oregon, in and for the coun
ty of Jueephlne.
All perrtona indebted to aald entate are
requested to Mettle the name immediately,
au«i thort<* having claim* againnt the ert-
tate a ill pr«*aent them to me, at rnv resi
dence near Granta P uhh , Josephine coun
ty. Oregon, with the proper voucher* at-
(ached, within nix month* from the flr-t
publication of thin notice
SAMUEL HARKNESS,
April 22, 18V2.
Administrator,
tell
O. C. RAMSDELL,
House Moving and Raising.
All work carefully and promptly at
tended to on reasonable terms. Drop a
card to me at Granta l’a«a, Oregon.
50-24
¿T. TÆ. CHILES.
¡R'ATEST
Medical Discoveries
OF THE AGE!
DR. WOODOUCK of Kerhv, Jo*ephin-.
County, Oreon. has discovered a new
IBIB c I t * for 1
ra Morbus. <
m l a
kindred dis' i-es of the auinenta’y canal
The new rem' uv is called
“Regihlor for the Stoairh and Rowels."
It care« all S immer complaints, all ir
regularities of tl
>mach and bowe.*
no matter what ht u.- is
It does n
constipate, an t ha- 00 opium in it
grows plentifully on the Pacific si ■
There is no dsngcr tn taking it, as it 1
been used by a lew a numl^r of years
TBS1IM0N1.1 .
We, the uudereigned, citizens of J.
phine County, State of Oregon, her *'
certify that we have need D b . W o *
coca's Regulator for ti»e Stomach *.'
Bowels end believe that it 1» all th»*
1 laimed for it. That it >s the beet kn>.
remedy for all summer <omplainte:
Wm. Barker. Greats Paso; Mm. A
Feheir, P. H White, Geo. E. Floyd. Ii
8. Woodcoik. N J Wmlcock, Cha
IMncsn. Kerby s ff White. B-rt. a
ams, Waldo. M is» Rebec«* Thomp»,;
M im Emma Thompson. Mrs. Rene
'¿hornpeon, Jerome l'rair.e T G. Bui.
Wilderrtlle
bold by Lnuggut* r**
reltw.
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FLOUR and FEED STORE,
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N. E. McGREW.
E.\|ii'i'ss ami
ST.ITE IHPITM.VflX Hill THE WEEK.
Do you want to liavo the political
news of Josephine county and the state?
If »0 send twenty-five cents and get the
Cm ait k from now until June loth.
Stamps or coin taken. Vnlesa otlierw ise
ordered, the pafier will Is* ...........
■topped at date of expiration,
Address The Cm bike , Grunts Puss, Or.
A Pair to Draw to
Administrator's Notice.
AT THIS HOUSE.
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BOOT
NEW THINGS!
NEW YEAR!
With E. A. Iloalich, it th«* l,«>Motfieu,
Grants I’as-, t >r
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rl,iH'VVII I*«*
Has just Isf.'n receive l. which will tie sold at LIVING I’RICEH. Bednsim
Sots nt Lowest Figures. Give me a call liefore purchasing elsewhere
Collections j romp'h alt* ii'ltsl to.
REAL ESTATE FOM ALE.
Office at Citv Drug Sp.re
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For the Campaign
EKONT ST.. GRANTS PASS
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
COURIER OFFICE.
Cot
Weekly Call for
year ;
♦2.75.
and those needing a live metroisilitan
journal cannot get one cheaper than by
taking advantage of thin <«il’»*r. Sample
eopieN of the (laU at thin office.
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Trees!
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FRUIT and SHADE TREFS
lien Davis. Hpitxenberg, Baldwin, Yel
low New Town Pippin, Jonathan,
Early Harvest, ltd Axtra-
chan, < rab Apple»,
and a few other varieties.
Gol«lcn «¿ti't-n itnil <'utlilii it
KaMplieriieH.
Wine timl ILiinin Grnpi s,
at low piicex.
Riissitin Mnllx'iri.'H, AiiK'ricHn
WnlniitH, Mi*«oiin Mnpl<
Also, the Beautiful Flowering «'A TAl.l’A
and other varieties of I* ruit and Hbade
Tree», Pampas Grass, large plum-
s
ing variety
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trees ea. lx* seen in the rear <X iny of-
ti.-e in 4towiits Pass, «'all or Write lor
I sices
GRIN TH PASH NI'RHERY,
57-6
W. L. B i . aikhi ns, l*ro.
MAIN' STREET, < )>etwetl 5t'l Jt’.d 6th ) '.R ANT’S PASS.
Having established an exclusive Floar and Feed business in Grant's
Pass, I handle the leading brands of
REAL MERRIT
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
Which I am selling at W'.oie-lie attil lietai it prices that defy
competition.
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SOUTHERN OREGON.
Sole Agents for Grants Bass for GOLD HILL LIME.
I) DIXON & SON
aeon. Lard. Bacon
Capital Stock,
PILLS? NO!'
If VOU take pl I» it Í» tHcai.ne VISI
never tried the
76.000 lbs. Bacon; 15,000 lbs. ket S B HoadachP and Liver r.jrp
tle-rendered Lard; Smoked
Sausage in sacks: Fresh
Sausage in 5 & 10-lb pails sealed
with lard on top.
ROBT. H FALKNER
Quality Guaranteed For Sale Contractor and Builder,
UBAST» ram, oBt.e.B.
C. K. KLUM,
$50,000.
Receive <ie|»*ite «nl'j« t to cheek or 'Hl
certifMale payable on demand.
Heli» «gilt draft, on New York, Han F ran
ci«,«,, anil Portland.
Telegraphic transfer« «'Id 'm »II pointe in
the tmiUn States.
Sperisi Attention given '<> < ollertion» arai
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Oregon, »*1 «0 all ■<x«'«iil>l» ¡»lint«.
iduevM , a«-tM •«- a mild pT«yw • * «’b-
J. C. < a MI’BEI.L 1’re.xlMit.
<xil «aUAÍhg j»ain «w «.«knew*. an«l •!«»•!•
H. <*. KINNEY. \ i<* I'riwiihmt.
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GRANTS PASS SUPPLY STORE.
For «al«* bv Mr>. C. M. Mtont, Grant*
Pa * Of
TALENT, Jackaon County, Oregon.
in Block No. V«. !
court li».iix»|b Bn
present tin« (it
in two vearx
•200. Choice btuineaa lota in Block
fronting dc| "t ; worth 1.1 pre-, lit |l,<
Terina cash.
Aw
KGEONH.
1^111*11 ¡Mil ill|4'
following choice 4
All kind» of Brick, Gruie'rt and Tile
wirk 'Mi »bort notin*
♦ ar* wi '■
«fi».« yvur
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'I kiiihc ; miit/iblf for dance or
I hull ; hoto I ; bunineMN eoiltwo ;
Iota MxIOi) each. Will ho »ohi
bargain.
WHERE THE GOOD DIE OLD
/ 40 seres 1,1» miles troni city:
' rimili bouse and barn ; 100 a rex vici
If You Would Live Morn Than • Century imiti Uve year old grajx1 vines. I
♦1,500.
Emigrate To Mexico.
Eire iitarte«! in l>r. N. \V. Weaver’»
rertiden« e at Tillam<N)k. 'i’lie local hook
ami ladder company waved tin* hoiiNt*
.SI, Iri'iii (riobr. Itmuenl,
after a hard tight, th«« I ohm being light.
('. H l r«*HH wan accidently ««truck In the
"I ohservu that w lien s man dies in
fact* with an ax during the excitement, this country at the age of RD years <>r
thereabouts the papers elaborate on
receiving a nurioun cut.
the occurrnce in their news columns a»
Tlie Albany Mining «k Milling Compa if it was something wonderful,” said
ny’ll new t«*n-Htauip «piartz mill in the Ramon Caasanova, of Guadalajara,
Santiam district haw started up in full Ilex . at the Southern.
‘‘1 know a
blant for th«« nea«ou’i« run. The compa -.-ore or more of people in Mexico con
ny han a larg«* force of men at work and siderably more than 100 years old and
thu mill will I m * kept running coiiMtant- who give promise of living many years
Iv day and night, a larg«* amount of ore vet.
There is a limited urea in the
being out rea«iy t<» I m * criiNhed. The mill State of Tamaulipas whose climate,
haw a capai'ity of twenty-five to thirty water and general conditions seem e»|ie-
Iona in twenty-four hour««.
From re i inlly to conduce to longevity
1 visited
unit* alr«*ady obfaine«l and the prertent the neiglilsirlt'xsl a few months ago and
outlook, the company im nonitivc of a there saw live generations of one name
MUCI’ertHful HlrtMilll’M O|M*r«ltioriN.
It IH living in the same house.
The oldest
predi« ted by many that this aummer’ii male was said to Is» 132 years old. He
work will I m * the meaiiH of fully develop is shriveled and weazened, blind and al
ing the wealth of the Santiam mines most dumb, but mother respect» all of
and proving tfiin to I m * out* of th«* richest his vital functions appear to be strong
mining district« in the Northwest.
ami normal. There are |»*rhap» 59 peo
William Eaton, for many year«* a reai- ple in the neighborhuod whose Ilves
They are a
dent oi J ack«1011 ville, met with a fatal have »panned a century.
a**« ident Fri«lay. He waw Hawing a log pa«t"ral people of Spanish and Aztec
iil.si.l,
and
for
generations
have
inter
on Ja«*kMon creek and when it waw waw-
ed nfl* the log jurn|M*«i in Home way and married contrary to all of the accepted
Their consti
stru< k and « uught his
1' leg
j against a law« of consanguinity.
stump, tearing the llcrth
* ‘ olT from the tutions are not particularly robust, and
knee to the ankh*.
H im son, a small nolle of them is over 5 feel 6 inches tall.
kle. Hii«
boy wa*» present, and
ami wrapped the They are cut off from the rest of the
wound up a*« b«*Mt h«- <*oiil<l and went for world, ami are ignorant as to the great
aMaiHtan<*e
The wound bled mo pro |sqmlation of the globe, nor do they
fusely that befor«» aHHiHlance arrived, seem to have the »lightest conception as
which whm but a short time, th«» unfor- to the mode of life of other people.
tunate man w am too far gone to I m * nave<l. They live in the most primitive way,
He expire«l in lens than an hour after and perhaps it is tills absence of the
the a« « ident. He wax an honest, indus tremendous pressure of modern civilize*
trious ami well re»|»eetr«l citizen and lion that largely conduces to their
leaves a larg«* family with small tman« marvelous longevity.”
of sup|M«rt.
Wouldn’t Cheat the Railroad.
A Cióte Call
40 aeree fruit land, unimprorcM.
miles from town an c«junty rond; I
earth : balance in li
♦200; terms
yearn.
One acre on sixth at. three l l.a-ka fruì
depot; ridewalked and containing ‘ill
bearing fruit trees; for #000.
$1,200.—116 acre*; 7 miles fron» Grant
Pass on Hogue Hiver; county road ani
railroad; 70 acre* of tilled und cultivât
able land ; balance splendid grape land
small house anil g’Mxl barn ; terms <
♦500 |s*r acre —lliO aeres oí gissi level
fruit land ; 3 mile« from town on county
road; term* ’.t « ;i*h ; balance on long)
time and low IntmM.
Rail Road Istmia, consisting oí timbea
fruit and agricultural land in large 'M
amali trai ta at price« ranging from fl'»
t > 110.00 per acre on 10 year» time.
Alati several rich placer claim» will
valuable ami permanent water rigli
together with delined ledge* of (’hroii
Copper, Iron, Aabeetoa, Gold, Hilv<
ete, etc.
Our Future
In 1884 Grants Pass contained but
single habitation; today it
has 2,50
Yesterday a well dressed, reapeetabla happy, prosperous people, with ever:
Mr. J. P. Blaize, an eiten»ive real appearing man enter«! the ticket office indication of its population doubling i;
palate dealer in this city, narrowly es ot the Union Pacific and asked what
caped one ol the severest attacks of was tin* i*<ist of a ticket from IS hitman the Dext two yeata. Grants Pass unliki
pneumonia while in the northern part to the Dalles, lie was told
50. 11» most cities of the Pacific Northwest, i
of the state «luring the recent blizzard. then laid that amount on the counter
Mr. Blaize ha«l occasion to drive several and said that i ighl years ago he beat I not dependent upon a xmgle in.lustr
miles during the storm and was so thor hi« way from Wnitman to the Dalle» in for sup|">rt and it i» xiirroiin led ny 1
oughly chilled that he was unable to one of th» cornpHiiy’» Ixix cars, and
get warm, and inside of an hour after thai this fact has been a burden on hi» fruit region equal in area and |>rixlitctivi
hia return h«*
threatened with a eon•**ien<e ever since and he now wish
capacity t<> that of the tamuiix Santa
-♦•vuru case of pneumonia, or Inna fever. ed to |niy tor his ride and ease his mind.
Mr. Pdai/.c sent to the nearest drug The astoni-hcl clerk asked the man Clara Valley of California, a gold, silve^
store aiul got a brttle of ( hamIw-rlaii!’s what his name wa-, but Im refused ta
| and cupper region equal in extent ami
( Vmgh Remedy, of which he had *fken tell nnd declined a receipt for the*
heard, ami took a iiuiii I mt of large «lows money. It is «atisfaction to know that ' tml wealth to that of Montana, a farm-
He Mays th** etfe* t a as a olid* rful and there is one man ill the Northwest who | mg region equal to all future wants, and
that in a short time he was breathing lift« a con-' ietiee. even if it <lld take him i
quite easily
He kept on taking th« eight year» to develop it. Aa none of • last but not least the finest and largest
medicine ami next «lay was able to come the clerk» in the otli, «* had ever heard
to l>**s Moines. Mr. Blai/c regards his of siicli a case before tliey did not knew ■ Ixxiv of sugar pine timber on the Pacific
cure a** simply wonderful and saya he what to do with the money. Corpora- ' i.'ouxt. With such a diversity of re-
a ill never travel again without a bottle lion» having no <*onttcience» of course ;
of ( hamberlain'a (krugli Remedy.— /’*•' have no aetvunt for a conscience fund,! sources as 1 his, cmpl' d witli a magnifi
Gies Mollies Iowa, Salurthiy llrtritv. 60 and as no one ever expects to hear of cent water power at our very door, we
cent bottles for sale by Mrs. (’. M Stone another case like this it was not thought
worth while to open »itch an a<-count ! ! claim that there can lie no question
Irruggist.
Passenger Agent Hurlburt was wild alxxit the (uture of the Midland city.
I when he learned that the man l>«d been
Property is cheaper to lay in Grante
allowed to get away
He said he would
Noti.-e the Han Francisco HeHrtin'a sd have given ♦I'klt for a photograph ot . I' m . I mwo .► >■ ■■■ mi» Cl».» ui vuu iiaii m-
in another part of tills paper, i lie /«<n- ntm to nang up in the otlic«'. and 11 he
frtta has an irnmenxe • 1 r< illation amongst could get a suit of clothe» beioaging to sise in the state. But it won’t remain so
the very best da«« of people »nd gives the man hw would have them stuffed long, a« we are on the eve of one of the
all the He»« of the coast and of the and i>lac«*<l in a glass ca»<* and aent to
world. As it leaves San Francisco in the gaaaral office in Omaha. It i» autr greatest mineral booms the Pacifle ' ow-t
the evening, just after being prinUsI, it ts'srd that the stranger has been attend lias ever experienced.
gives naw« nearly a day later than any ing the B. F«y Mill» meeting, and has
Write for circular», papera ami partictP
other Ban irami- o paper. The Cm a- experienced a change of the beart. If
ir.a and 11'.»«/// //.d/etis f,ne year fur 11 25, everybody in the Northwest who has ■Ian.
Is-aten any
anv oneo.it
one out of money sh
should be
beaian
•V hat’s the u*e ot going anywhere ele taken thia way there would he a great
in this
when you «an get anything you want at leal ot money changing hand,
««lion.— I /rryaawa.
Kremer’s <Jrug store.
•
J. T. FLYNN, & CO.,
Th« Col « imm Mini *. F. Weekly (’all
one year for $2.76»
Road .art» and bird cages chvft|x»r
than anyUaly al Hiierer A Jn.i«on's
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GRANTS PASS. OR.