Rogue River courier., May 05, 1892, Image 2

COÜ RIER
DAIIBY DOYLIfH HOBBY.
He Propose«* to rid«* li io Malem.
I our w
SviiMt«»r
f NGTo’fTrrrrR5
l'aimer u <'aii<lhlale
nrter Ex<*lu»i«»n.
I'hi-
—
COE <Sc CO.,
SHOES.-------------
En C oikikk :—I am happy to find
that my candidacy for the legislature
Senator Palmer, probably with the
r,____ of the citizens of
_______
bas
met _____
the approval
Josephine, who were evidently suffering belief it is time for “louie good western
. ay , May 5, 1892.
from a “long felt want" in the shape of man" to make his lx>w to the political
a nominee who could get squarely be­ public, has added to the already com-
fore the people and tell wliat he would pli«*ated Presidential situation by shie-
■lid grand jury which
anti what he wouldn’t do, and I have ing his caator into the ring as a full
Bort to the circuit court rolled up my sleeves to lie squarely "in pledged « audidate, and announcing his
intention to tight for the control of the
it" during the campaign.
Kst have been composed
The first intimation my wife hud ol my Illinois delegation. This action is re­
I of fellows who had going into polities was through the col- garded by lion. XX'illiam R. Morrison
limns of the C ochieh , w hich we borrow and his friends, who claim a bargain
■ly read the papers regularly from a neighbor, otten before has lieeu made with Palmer to allow
Itl great surprise at dis­ ttie neighbor or hit* family have had the State to go to Cleveland, as a breach
time to read it. I was engaged in chop­ of faith, ami they threaten to make it
at the police were in ping up some manzanita stove w . hh I, for warm for Palmer, but Senator claims
nith gamblers, bunco- the purpose of assisting mv better half in that he already has a majority of the
pre|fitring our scanty supper, when I delegates to the State convention pledg­
[1 .unlicensed
ons. was interrupted by the shrill voice of my ed to him.
It is very seldom that a Senator or a
'affairs is just as old as frow screaming at me from the kitchen
door, with the pa|>er in her hand, "Dar- ! nfeinber makes two set speeches in a
ÎI corporation is, and by, how dare you think of going to single week, but Senator Teller <lid it
His first s|H»e*-h
be
changed
while Washington without first having con­ during the past week
being a highly sensational one, charg­
sulted me?”
run the police depart-
ing
the
defeat
of
the
free
coinage bill in
1 replied that I had no intention of go­
tliey will always take ing to congress, but simply eoulemplated th** House to the administration and a
working forty days next winter in Sa­ lobby th«* strongest he has known in
io, unless a vigilance lem for three dollars a day, and board­ his public life mantained by the nionev
faould arise during a ing at the Willamette, where it would power of the world, which he said had
cost us about six for l>oard ami room, combined against silver; and his second
lous indignation and besides alsiut two for "tipping" the dar­ s|H*ech, delivered on Saturday, was in
favor of tin* House Chinese exclusion
ky waiters.
|akc a cluing«
He took no sto<*k in the argu­
“Well how can you make wages at bill.
J. A REHKOPF,
that?" said .Minerva my old woman was ment that the bill would violate a treaty,
a growing sentiment called after the goddess of war and w is­ liecause he believes it in th** jstwer of
Town El«*<*tion.
Is again on deck and psepared to do all
OVER THE STATE.
Congress to at any tune legislate any
kinds of
cipal offices, no mat- dom I.
I replied that to the untutored lemale treaty or part of a treaty out of txis-
L
’
o
K
THK
Cot
STV
OF
JoaaPHlKK.
of interest*«
, should l»e filled by of the Caucasian race, the thing looked tence. This theory was snpjMtrte«^ by shower
....... a - crowd
-
i-.tensi d «ww
I Mien seen »-tandiir
►tandiiB’u if<H I
••
**
Senator Stewart and op|>oHed by Sena­ might have been
1 in a workman-like manner, at reasonable
he polls. Th« method impoasible, es|>eeially as there was no
For Representative.
hall
and
LlteSt ElChailffeS.
It is expec­ of the city l-_” __ 1 7 Pete W.nd m >
United States senator to elect this time, tor Sherman and llisco« k
, rates. 11« mvilea Ins old imtrona and the
Still««« han
lirtd lllilbt
'll*’« j
ppibr dHj
lent of marshal and re- but I trusted that there would be a ted that the Senate will diipoae of this blacksmith shop. Some
■UÀ'- V*\ï.
public generally to give him a call at he
^overcoats
and
overshoes
and
bill during the present week.
'oiniuÌB»*iuntr,
Smith C<a>k aiiop, corner of Sth and It
«Qr <*uuntv potntuiHxiurwT,
|c mayor precipitates an bridge job or something turn up from
(>4<l
happenings
appear
U>
Is*
the
rule
in
th«*i
r
shirt
slec
Portland, and that the plug-hatted fel­
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OF Aid. k Y n DS.
at It-Ugw tliiim«
^w^*y
■ruggle upon the shoul- lows from the Webfoot luelropi lis al- in C
time ag"
suu.**« l.wA j.lenty ,,(“*11,« stuff" wtit, I. I ‘ odd] *> orthiiary "<»lk are continually l/oard of election was
dressmaking PARLORS.
ttndvdat, s (or the mayor was out for. This seemed to appease 1 occurring there. It wAwodd.and spoke Xf<‘MMrs. Ix»ve, Pignev T
w.
v
MAs»rr
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- -
tttr
tf>T* year hut still '.here w* a demand
For Sheriff.
iv business men care to her, because she was more mystified volunins for Congressional aieiiracy, to fay lor Mini J. M Johns,
MRS. F B. IXJERFUS is prepared to
ir
tn**m
and
they
nave
been
trying
to,
vote
amount*-«!
to
3o8
as
follow»
hear
Senators
Sherman
and
Dolph
dis-
T. S1UTTUUK.
du Cutting. Fitting and all kinds of sew­
■mal factional fight for than ever an<l she h is a great deal of in­ putting upon the date of the expiration
F
ck
M
ayor
:
itlier
up
four
or
five
car
loads.
nate respect for Darby when he draws
L or TreaHiirer,
ing connected with modern
ami all kinds of farm produce wanted.
H'he present system of on his superior imagination, so the of the present anti Chinese law, Mr. Fa vie
t t'^rxdLi tiu.dtr— The «*itv of Corvallis,
W. E. DEAN.
Canh or trade will I m » paid. Bring us
Sherman naming 1894 ami Mr. Dolph Axtell
woodehoaping
proceeded
and
the
bacon
DRKSSMAKINU.
ii out of debt, and after paying up all j
Khas the same disad-
L'or
Superintendent
of
Sehoolw,
May 1692. It was odd to hear Senator .
Cor.M li men :
was fried.
At Mrs. Rehkopf’s Variety store on 6th your fruitH
l|*r outstanding orders w ill have $116.3.
.
■>. method of electing
I think I have a plan w hereby I can Chandler state bluntly tin* pui|>oeeof Riddle
5
If in her treasury. Tliis
Thin is
in a
agoo<l show-
whow- ■
street.
o
the
Senate
to
violate
an
existing
treaty
|
beat .Mr. Dav’s party in raisingthe w ind,
Boughman
AMBeasor,
A. Nvery office should
ilg as compared w ith many other cities i
w
ith
China,
ai:<l
justify
it
on
tin*
ground
because it will o|H*rale quickly on the
Hixon
DENISE.
of the some population on the coast. '
■ly by the people, who finances of tin* state aud direi tie on the ttiat it would be tin* second violation ; Burgen*
Surveyor,
it
was
(xid
to
hear
the
same
Senator
pockets
of
the
p
tuple
of
I
¿rants
Pass
and
Galvin
I Albani/ bnaoeral— On account of the
32tf
HAVENS.
|t»e held responsible.
MRS. M. E. LAMAR
j,, ,, are
.... occasionally
_
’
,l— long
1---- r I
the female county of Josephine. I shall i critic's** ttie administration because of
T k \EMUKEH:
lite rains there
Ila»
op.
neil
a
m-at
anil
styli'li
t-tock
of
introduce a hill empowering Governor i its treatnit*nt of ex-Senator Blair’s case. Guild . ...
,
.......
i|ces
seen.
I It brinjj. up Hu’ .pu-xtion o'
Resolutions passed by the People’*
■Josephine are full of Pennover to issue pa|e*r money on all It was odd to hear Senator Davis of Minne
The total vote in the corporation hwt pH late .prim; wheat can I h * gown and Party Convention held at Gra.’.ts Pass
Millinery Goods
.
A
pioneer
farmer
j
big finds are ex- lands of the state to tlie extent of 1IMI i sota, say that there was more danger year was 831.
If oduce a good crop.
March 2«tli, ISH2:
on Front St., opjxMte the Round Hoiwe,
percent, of their valuation, and make (to this country from Europ**an than
.Jim
Boyd
got
2
vutea
and
Harry
Lam
­
i II h the DiiMocK.vr that he haw sown |
l{rm4rrd , That we adopt the State Plat­ which nhe respectinlly invites the lailiea
Kort.
Old miners all this money legal tender for all debts, from Chinese immigration, and go into
bert 2 lor councilman for long term.
many time« in .May with good reaulte. form of the People’s Party in toto.
to call and inspect. DreHHtnaking in ttie
Be precious metal is public and private at all |H>ints near or details concerning the futile attempt of
nd on one occanion naw wheat aown
Hendted, That we favor Precinct A h - latent styles and most reasonable prices.
remote between the Columbia river and certain Europeans to use tin* Catholic
Town Cou in-I I.
June
2nd,
that
resulted
in
a
fair
iprospecting has here- the California line. With this money church to bring dissension in this coun­
sessors.
|oj>. Put a pin in thia fact: cropa |
/tVao/rrt/, That we favor a full valuation
City council met Monday evening. never fail here, and when harvest tune
Bi superfi< ial cltarac- we can pay off all mortgages becoming try, by the establishment of separate
of property in the county for road taxes
due hereafter and thus release our home­ parishes among foreign born citizens, in Street coininisMion *r was instructed to (Bines then* will be "buahela
411?
”
of
wheat
I
*
'
'
‘
‘
■ying placers could steads, pre-emptions ami town lots from charge of priests of nationality.
without exemption.
Redfield Bin k, 6lh St. (iranl.- ¡’ *
Or.
remove obstructions from alley near Mc­ cimiiig out of the separators.
I
Renolt'tdt That we favor a chance in
1211LHIJIUJ nuuLui J
us are
It was odd to seethe manner in which Arthur’s within five days. The follow­
Bily the ledges, fotin- the burdensome debts many of uh
Vsers
of
th*ni"«o
‘
ic
w*
nd
ran
obtain
our
Probate
laws
in
the
interests
of
mi
­
now carrying This method w ill allow Senator Hill succeeded in getting 140
■ Portland Dispatch— The weather is too
their « hoi«*'* <»• many v tii. ti. -. Please
*11 the wealth, were us to sell out our ranches without wait­ democrats in the lions** to vote against ing bills were ordered paid:
4-11
Sherer de Judson, hardware
I 4 ‘MI cild and disagreeable and the water nor neirs.
give ih a call
32
1 ;»o t4<> cold for th** salmon to come into
cause it took expert- ing for some individual buyer to take a the report of the Election committee, J II Colby
notion to the land.
Hard times will had said lie was not entitled ; it w as odd J XX’ Howard, imlse............
1 50 ffrsh water, and as a consequence the
■ nd capital.
A new cease; money will he in everybody's to hear Representative O’ Furrail, « hair­
silinon ratrh so far has been quite limi­
( ; P XV’ L (A P Co, water ami
ted. The fish that ar«* taken arc of
Ai l croakers are ad- hand; the farmer will pay the bill that man of the election committee, talk
lights for V pril
Ilk
he owes the storekeeper, who w ill order like this: ‘‘Ido not have to go around
Bills referred : < i. Beck, police on cir the best quality.
■ from
under" as
more ^oods from Portland merchants, labeled 1 am a democrat. It is charged cns «lay. |2 ; J D. Keenan, police 2 «lavs,
HTATB OFFICERS.
Salem ^tati'-maii— Smith
Skiff’ on
My hear something who will send east for more and more. | I am war|>ed in my judgment because 1 $4 N. E XfcGrew. pulling stumps, |1.5‘>. Thursday shij»|M*d to their yard in the
For Supreiu»* .hi-lg«-
The eastern fellotv« may try to discount ! ¡«refer h certain gentleman as the next Adjourned to Thursday evening of t!ii*»
E. A. MOORE, of Columbia County.
ieighboi hood of < iervais a ton of quassia
Hope of ledg« dis- the currency, but if they do this unpa­
democratic nominee for President-
I week, when the vote will he canvassed,
An open air Basket Pic-nic will be held
■hips, and tney will soon commence
For Attorney General
triotic
and
selfish
trick,
Oregon,
through
sujipone
a«
an
American
citizen
I
have
■ will bring foreign
and thin will probably be the last 111**61- ¿praying their vines, although so far no
in Grants Pana, on
I, . R WEBSTER, of Jackson County.
its Governor Pennover, will, with digni­ a right to express a choice. 1 prefei ing of the present council.
|e wholesale for in- ty, refuse to sell them any more wheat,
Ice have ap|»eared in their yard.
For Representative, Firet District,
a great big man ; a man who is a lion,
lumber, gold dust fruit or salmon, ami and not a fox. 1 prefer a man wlm
BINGER HERMANN, of Douglas Co.
Who Will llrlp.
Mull oil tin* CoUMt.
the rascally UMiireis will “come to their stands out before the country, head and
When GEN. JAMES A. WEAVER, of Repairing <»f all kinds executed
For Judge, First Judicial District,
milk” on the double-quick, I’ll wager shoulders above every living democrat
1 will return in time to hold u aerviee
W..C. HALE, of Klumath County.
Iowa,
will address the people <»f Jose­
to raise $100 - I go in Mr. F'.ditor, for cheap money and
The Gm^t Mall, publishe«! at Marsh-
A man who knows no North, no South, at 4 o’clork next Sunday and again at
with dispatch and neatness.
For Prosecuting Attorney, First Judicial phine county on the political issues of
railroad to the coast, the state loaning its credit on a much no East, no West; a man who knows night and if a Hiifficient number of Chris­ fi«*l«l, in speaking of th«* immense influx
the
«lav.
Sneaking
will
cotninence
at
District,
more direct basis than Mr. Cundy's on«*
,
p«*ople; a man whose Imine is th«* tians will give their as* u rance of assist- of people to that place savs “The hall
lard one, as people plan, and the advantage in mv theory is
II. I.. BENSON, of Josephine County. one o’clock P. M. Coim. one, come all.
United States the magniticent and anee, I will protract next week. XX’ 111 all has never b**«*u told." The Sim, also
By order ol
For Joint Senator,
|
lug tionuses to rail- that we don't have to convert the w hole grand
Grover Cleveland, of the State of who are anxious for a baptism of tlie publislmd at Marshfield, comes to the
( oM.MlTThE.
4
Now were not then«* Holy Spirit and the conversion of sin- front and supplies the other half in th«* WALTER S1NCL1AR, of Coos County.
Jbturn getting high nation into printing tons ot legal tender New York."
notes at Washingt*>n
We will have things od«l?
“People are still flocking For Men her of State I'.oard of E<|ualiza-
ners let me hear from them, I am glad pllowing:
»tvice and insolent plenty of money, and when other stales
The Alliance Congressmen all voted say to the other pastors that I have ¿way from here bv every steamer in
tion,
Search of better times. There is no
Fe game is getting see how easy it is to convsrt hard times against the sitting member Rockwell in seen, join me in the alxivo desire. If
G. W. DUNN, of Jackson County.
Are re«|M*«*tfully invited to «-all ami ex­
into an era of prosperity, they will lose the
liouae contented election case, after a meeting ih begun, help from a floubt hut that many of them will not
lOl STt OFFICERS.
amine
no^tiim* in following suit.
¡readhare.
which nhown that, th«*v <!<» not wear distanve ih denired, it can be secured. Jinprove their condition. Marshfield i> |
For Representative,
[getting rid of a class that she can well
My plan heats the Ocala sub treasury I HiU’A collar, not withwtandjng reports
MRS. M. JOHNSON’S
ye, come ye to the help of the ¡--•«•--i
Z «
r>.r\ mod«» all hollow bv«*aus«* you don’t hav«* ot ' his trying to make himseU solid with I
It. M. LOGAN.
.... i...,
¡fiord to i lose,
but some „ami
good ««««nule
people are
are
| to
compart* n "'to raise any “hn\»vr»w\»«O»\e propiwts.’’
J . L. Fl TKKI.L .
— New Stock of —
at Reduced Prices.
the third party.
I
F. r County Commissioner,
also going. The darkest hour is just
I«votes vas* \n <>\»« \ on <\«»n’\ u«*«-<\ *«» ra'-*‘ *««yttiinv hot i
RntnorM have t»«*v»i vurreut tor several \
long
T. F. F 1.0YD.
beiore «lav. and Marahfield can th«.
Summer
Dress
Goods,
**l«-AHIU«t '«'»III«*
ttiat tl»*« *M\ni\nh«trati<»n h«*«t v«»m-
I
•fioBT All wort- guaranteed to give
.....
...............
. nioi TTnrv
Vor < ’onntv i 'l<-rk,
• * inicniMlona)
* .
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“ • < »M.wyuor
<•(
S »..w, , y . o i rum n« i • tn .i .H»«/>iof*“ m < mu V,
“t v i <in
<u<n*
>tri|H* I and Checkered Nain»<M>k»,
<*otOTMr«*m'e,
--
i . E. HAR.MoN
I
n ... k hrxi White I. uwiih
. ii . m <>n-
even l»er cent durinff
l'll,cyr“,'*"'1
••xl- •>"
.uid
On-
-.-»nuo.
ovi.lonilf
, Ht
lt .M r in..
4
.satisiaction.
7-rtf
(
___
__
______
_
«»viilently
wish
mg
t<>
1
‘
* ac«*or«lmg tn tin* locatmns you
knaw soiuething alH>nt it, I iiin rtdo/»t< </
alll dir
iivt>i furr.
. / / < ll t*t‘ll
Eor Slherirf.
Law dm , Black Eml»roi«it*ri(*M,
soiuething
it, tin*
1__ J>reMi«l«*nt ce||<<nl river thin
A. If. f'prufin, tin* nurot*rynmn haw
p on I/is
Not bad con-
/t has b*«wn liiutfl by «evural of my know
n*M>lution
calli ng upon
WJlH H(»rVed with
w**<
JAMES C. .MOSS.
F
ami
Flouncing.
a reso/ut/on calling upon tin* President
• (tented .irriTTr evaporator whi< h “takes
For < 'onntv Treasurer,
"dull times” lias been I c*,>tiou-
l,“lL ,i|’’"r‘*ing to tl;e I for iniorination
aM p was **| years ago re the cake" over any system of drying,
faurge variety of Ernbroideriex, (’ornetH,
,’ mi I on
nn th«»
tin' Hiibj«*<t
Niibji'ct ami
nini for
for /. ftk<, a|I
a ...* «... ballot i-
e niarked the Bride. After all had Pnr‘ iruit thus far known to horticulturists.
J. W. SHERER.
AlfFtrAliRii
law
/
cannot
legally
copiea
of
all
<*orreapon<lenct*
with
. Ribbon, Ladies l’nd**rwear, Child­
the
if all that time.
fx'i'onie a candidati- until fifty votar« Hi<>v<-rnim-ntN invitai ti>p.irtii-ipat<- in
ren am! M ihmcm ’ Hats ami
For Countv Assessor,
| The evaporator dries more fruit in less
have aiitneil my certificate and my nanii-1 .;ieh conference.
It ie regarded AM 1 taken to their hearts content, .Mr. Seel I time ami at less expense and at tin*
J. If. ROR1NSON.
Hoixery.
ton l,i<>fl(*(*f*M.
*
* li
lingl»erg
arranged the party for having
haa been duly regiwtered in the office of aignifivant that at the auggeation
>anie time retains the native juices and
For Countv School Superintendent,
\AKIETY STORE, Front St., opposite
j
their
photograph
no
the
party
might
I
m
*
the Secretary of State. Pihaw!
VVhv
|
Senator
Sherman,
the
reaolution
■ -......
.....
^orriioiri, 11
wan
tempting appearance lietter than any­
issociation of Josepliim* I HAH that blank piare left on
A. A. D e PUY.
Sugar Pine Factory.
3-7
the ballot it I Amended bv adding
FOR Yol R -
_ “if not incom­ remembered especially the babies four thing w«* have ever seen. The old
ain on Saturday, April it wasn’t tn |>"rmit the voter while in
For Countv Surveyor,
iu
iiuinbei.
A
F
kienp P resent .
method of hanging fruit out in the sun1
i adjournment; adopted the l»ooth to run liir |iencil thromtli the patible with the public interent*."
ALECK
WATTS.
Secretary Foster has returned from
to dry up ami lose its saccharine matter. I
I by-laws and C< m >k initia names ol all ttie other candidates and
Deplorable \<*< hlent.
while being ma«le a roost for flies and
is holding a grand re inscribe upon that particular blank Ohio and will Accompany President
Harrison and several other members of
SIX MILES SOUTH OE
I •
h harbor for yellow jacket** will give
space the musical »ml beautifiil ap|w<lla th** cabinet to New York for th«* pur-
The two year old bov of Harvev way to this more modern system en
rho came to thir coaat lion
CHOICE
...... of 1
ItAKHV IhtVI.K
poae
of
taking
part
in*the
<
eremoniea
Me
Daniel
of
this
city
fell
off
’
a
high
O regon .
G rants P ass ,
tircly.
were lx>rn her«* previous
r
connected
with
the
laying
of
the
corner
chair
on
Monday
and
nt
ruck
hin
right
r«- declared eligible to
-K.Í Card From Mr. Pigney
For Preaidential F.lectora
atone of th** Grant monument on eye on a brokwn cup on the floor in Much
< Bill uai*>.
H'ii the f< llowing addi
R. A. Mll.I.ER, of Jackaon.
XVenaday.
a wav as to penetrate the hall and dis-
re placed upon t he roll
C ochiek :—If it was not for tin*
WM. M. COI.VIG. of Jackson
X national diver convcntimi Lan been troy the organ. Doctors \ an Dyke and
Mrs. Rebecca
I.
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j.......................
... die«!
..........
Payne,
who
last
gi.it ion ol 1851
.1 1‘ attack made by the < diMenec on in«* as a
( HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
GL> >RGE NOLAND, of Clatsop.
eight
.............
...I rhll-
— CONSISTING OF -
olvig and A'ex Watt*. aiemlrer of the G. A. It., I w«*ul»l not called to meet in this city May 26 and Baird were Hiiinmoned and the eve-hall week near Althouse, leaves
W. F. BUTCHER, of Baker.
a 1.
entirely
removed.
The
poor
dren
to
chil«l
in
nhare
their
widowed
father'*
, H L R o I mt I hou , C I want«* time to answer th«* scurrilous and
doing as well an can In* ex|M*ct«*‘l under grief
She was b«»rn in Chariton roun-
For Congress—1st District,
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, PLUM,
arvii ■
ruffs
Mi- (
untruthful statements in its last issue.
th** distressing cirruiiistAncea.
tv, Mo., September 10, 1837; was marri-
MI hmou H dal < ’hipping».
mtia Mcl ».mi- I, Mrs (
I hav«* h**«*n a resident of Grants Pass
R. M. VEATCIL of Cottage Grove
PRUNE, CHERRY. APRI­
e<l to James Payne April 3. 1864, an«l
Mill
K
»4, I from its earliest infancy ami can affor.l
XX’h<»h*Miil** am! Retail Dealers in
L'or Supreme Judge,
Rainy weather still continue“.
came
to
Oregon
in
tin*
year
of
1870.
M
E M Ab
to leave th«* public to «l«*ci<h* w heth«*r mv
COT, NECTARINE, AL­
\«»w Strike.
A.
8.
BENNETT,
of
The
Dalles.
h A I) J mew 1and Geo reputation as a worthy ami well wisher
Grain crops are looking line, w it II
\ precious one from aw has gone,
MOND, CHESTNUT.
, \\ ml«* .1 A Jennings, (or tlw liext interests of the community promising prospecta for the future.
For Attorney General,
A voi*e we loved is stilled,
John Bolt's Miniling phiz lit up <»nr
Jennings, 1858, are pio will not compar«* favorably with what
S
hade
and O rnamental T rees . ßth St., opposite th** Blackburn House.
A
olt****
is
savant
in
our
home,
GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN, of Albany.
G. Davidson of Portland was visiting streets Tuesday, lie report« a big strike
■k
Thi* makes a total km»wl«*dgt* they have of our liew-tiedgv«l relatives in this pail a «holt time ago.
on Jackass ereek by Messrs. XX’ells, Free­
XX’liii h never can In» tilled.
Circuit Judxes—lat Judicial District.
Make a s|«ecialty of fnriiisliing families
Ir th«* association up to and self-const it ut«**l lea«h*r of th** repub­
— Also —
V.
with
II. K. H ANNA, of Jackson.
The farmer» have most all got their man and Sykes, where the quartz ledge
Bl sev«»ral hundr«*«! old lican party and the dude inoul«l«*r «>f pun­
is three feet hetw*,**r. well defined walls
P. P PRIM, of Jackson.
•
li«
corn-ground ready lor planting, as soon
Hear from.
Mvmtwrship lie opinion.
and
is
exceedingly
rich.
This
.lack-mill**
For District Attorney—Ist Judicial Diät.
s*d :it 30 cents an<l aimin'
I wish to state as an oh! aohlier that 1 as th, time rolls around.
creek I m a tributary of Applegate
liar for men only. XX'<>ni**n (or one will not I h * dictated to as to how
Peter Berkhaller, one of the old
S. l'. MITCHELL, of Josephine.
h th»* free li-t
( Mlit «*r- to I should vote. I haw lived t<M> long to miners of thia place, recentl/ bid in the
For State Board of Eipialixatiou—Ist Ju­
Br-t reunion w«*r«* «•!«•« t«*d to I m * led by the nos«* by a mere boy.
mail contract from Murphy to Kubli.
«•’ill- >tll1«
dicial District
Biiieiit. D S Holton X itt-
I fought for th«* suppression of slavery
rhar.i has tieen several People's part)
V. A. DUN 1,AP, of Klaniath
^Bnr .ton ««•<*., Win. XX' i and the cementing of our frevtlom, and
leetureraon the Flat during the pa-t lew
(ie«>rgc E. D«*Letti> «»f l*endlet»«n e<»m-
— IS grown on —
On easy term*« part or all of 151 acres, all
■7-1. I' I utl-
Tor Joint Senator—From Coos, Curry
can stand safely ami securely on the r«- weeks; they seem to I h * getting right III milted Huicid«* by morphine.
Ke in th«* Ixittoin land, all friite«! and in cultivation:
1
| «*ord* of our
a« tion«, ratiti«*d and
— past
i *.. -, ...
live
a«
r«*s
in
orchard,
on«*
a<
re
of
straw
.»
r
and
Josephine
We have bean having frostv w**ather young man who wan arrest**«! re«*ently
*<*g«»ri I 'ropa.
ri«'. «me acre of blackberries, two barns, ( H as k «’II AXSI.OR. of Josephine.
glorified by thcworlil at large
which has smceelei in killing Hie big­ at Pendleton for stealing a «keleton from
The People’s party ami I made an I gest part of the Iruit, such as |H*aches, the office of a prominent physician of g«KMl house and other out-buildings; live
L>rd 3(».—The weekly re |*.alk«*duf no «'oinhine or trade. They have
miles west «>f town on tin* north l«ank of
Representative — M \ ckev .
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
that citv ami taking it to l’««rtland f«»r Ro ue river. Applx to
K II RN I'll
i XX « at h«*r Bureau -a1- - got out of th«*ir swaddling clothes and can etc.
County Clerk—J. A. J esnisos .
Hal«*.
II«*
was
of
good
family
hut
had
IM
ft* conditions throughout take care of theniKelves and their inter
19- XX’«* <lo not handle, «*ultiv:ite. or
Wm. Knox recently sold several head become addictv«! to tin* liquor habit.
sheriff—C. D. S extos .
of cattle to Pelton Bros., buyers for
attempt to propagate uny vaiidi«*?' or r
Treasurer—.1. W. H oward .
^markedly deficient. Th«* eats.
City I reasurer s Notice
FRONT STREET,
kind* «»: fruit, until MatKtied th;P they |
Sehool Sup’t.—A. H. O sbouse .
£ largely in excess of th«*
I„ B. Admin» and J. XX’. Perkins w ere
In conclusion, let in«* say that we are Hayes A Carr, Eastern Oregon stin k
ar«*
will
adapted
to
the
noil
and
climate
hi
( <»pi«nis rnins hat«* fre«» men ami when June ami N«»v«*mls*r men.
Assessor
—
E.
H
athaway
.
drown**«! in the Cmpiille river, nine
Tberv »re fund- in th** city treasury
m *< nliar t«»
to Southern Oregon
I | mm
Write lor |
rw* i ■ ■
Wa
Commissioner—J. C hhistik .
Stephen Jewell held aervice» at the miles from its mouth, on April 2.4. I’ll, 1 lf> reilevm tin.* following ont-tanding
rolls around, the <>l*l soldiers will I h *
term«« to
|«*ln<
lb«* grain a< n ij»- found in rank shoulder to ahoulder for school house last Sunday, there Inung a m«*n were returning from Bandon in a
Surveyor—Ww. S ai sokrs .
w.iiT»nt»,
protwteil
up
to
November
the
ll v increased and is larger
Coroner—D r W. F K remer .
our p«*««ph* and our country, against all very go,H| attendance, considering the skiff*, ami it i« hhi «I they were intoxica | 1 Ith. IHR!. Interest on tin* Kill IIV MÌIÌ
j ever before with much such rings and p«»liti<*al slavery as ad weal her.
A. H
ted. Th«* river at th«* |x>int wh«*re th«* i ee.iie »fter thia ilate :
B- of a g.... I vidd. < «ran
5-4
v<H‘at**«l by Minh degenera ted sons of a
I •'<»!• Mui«*.
J. R. Bailey was over from William­ men w«*r«* «lr«»wne«l is narrow and both .896
4
n in the westef
tri
noble rat **, who would dare to cant a creek the 27tli. I le is engaged in run- were go«»«I swimmers. The Issly of Per­ ♦ >7
R
.48
flight I v injured by th»* nlur on the defenders of our homee.
In .''>-acn' lots, mv farm on the bank of X*i ^¿2 'll x 'ill
ning an arastra on his mine near old kins was r«*covered
MONTH . an I«
40.»
10
39
...............
.. suita-
...w.-
Williamsburg
mail** working for Us.
»
J. K. PlGNKY.
IMi
land,
1*2
42 It igui- river; rnostlv ls>ttoni
Al XL m I i . a farmer living near (
■ ag»* to fruit, though th*
I
’
er-oii-
preferred
who
can
furnish n horse
hl«*
ioi
truil,
grain
and
vegetables
I
«m
•U
Quarte mining is lading carried on to lis, shot himself last Thursdav
43
. twill
Kept constanflv on hand.
\<»t Qutle mo Itigli.
LI I not be lessened \ ■ g
give their whole mm* to the 1 u-ine.-*».
410
’s
quite an extent in then«« parts.
29 ««•11 the wh«»lv tract at one«* if «lesired. und
The noon
k
V« t I . I ’ . ' - 1
\ I
Ih* was in Corvallis and
Spare
moments
may
tn*
prolitauly
employ <«l
This
is
a
tin«*
chauce
to
secure
homes
398
d
Mountain Lion Co. is still pushing
49
also. A lee vm ant it - m town- amt < hie». Highest market price paid for B.’eves,
|kn
«
out of the bank He gave th«
O akland , Cal., April 28, ‘92
f»>
DAMI EL HARKNESS.
400
ahead with gmsi results.
48 cheaply
B. F JollNsON A CO . Jitli ami Maili st.,
ev to iiis lister and t«x»k a rifle on
unusually large and tin«*.
Mutton, Veal ant
cs
Eniron C oc kikb :—In your issue of the
6
401
Itielimomt. Va.
'* fi
45
Robert Tei.br* wk and wife «»( ««rants siimably to kill a t
21st ult you tay that “Persons who ar«*
414
.34
44
'.i« •«« • i ' i «
~
Pass
have
move«!
,»n
th«*
Flat,
lie
in
house
lie
had
gone
in a position to know claim that tin*
FAIR DEALING TO ALL!
3»*i
1
5i I
| Siuimona hydraulh min«* 40 miles Mouth t«*mls to cultivate a part of XX’m. \1 *.l«*r’* tan<*e when th«* gnn wa*
.36
411
SATISFACTION QUA RAN iEED.
Imstrrs. farmers, niechan-
the top of his head wa
i of Grants Pass will dean up in th«« farm in corn this Mva-nm.
(iranís Pa
April 27, 1892.
us well ,i- theii ,
Pleuau give me a Tria!
XX’in. liar mon of Ihvr * reek has been is not known whether it
neighborhood of |I»9,< mm ) during tin*
J IMF*« I’. Ti cfs ,
■f ms w li" » . .1 like t
tn these parts for several w«*eks.
II«* or suicide.
6-7
City I’rra-urer.
h u t iff their time ami present season. I’lie XX imer claim in ha« lawn pr«»s|M‘«*ting ami working in th*
the same vicinity it is estimated will
[work that would bring
Ge«»rge Kv**l«*r, a int*r> han d Trout­
Mountain l ion mines a I * «,
turn out nearly if not «put«* «« muc h
l
’
Of
».
I ready ...... up ilurmg the
<lal«*, wa«« lound stupidly d
in a \ a«
Ceynuwv p
This is quite in controversion of the evi­
• «4 I 00G vr«M*k
L<
..
i.
cant
lot
in
East
Portlaml
Di
the
dence of Mr Simmons ami XX I Wad F. Bailey has «* lh*en rutting w
fr .'tn town, north xiile <>i
GEO. H. PAI.ETHORPE.
ev«*ning In* met a irivml i I it li)«
■ ment ol H I
loliti'oii leigh in a re« ent suit over the Iasi name« I
lia» .‘hues, mostly Isittoni
Bai lev Jc (’«>.'« null. They n
w 11 li w hoin In* t«H»k
Ll. \»
in a other
PHOPRIETOR.
am I
mines. They ls>th swore there was noth­ R|M»lldlllg a leM happv davN n
in
straw
-
Perries,
5
a«*rv*
The
Most
Complete
Line
in
Southern
Oregon.
then th«*y started acr
Bre ' lie means of opening
GRANTS PASS, - - - OREGON.
Xe
ing much in the XX’nner-XVadleigh mines cr* **k \ iciuitv.
•
a«
r.**
aliai:.*,
Luu***,
cording to hl M*«t r*M
I means ut ne a Ine »nd where we are working this s**ason. XIr
line’s. <«»:*« r«*s in cui-
Dr Trask, nwvntlv from XX a«hington, to the free bndg«»,
les. The gent lei...... Imve
Simmon*’ ground in a ijoining ours and wasovvr to *«•«* his patient I XHIIvr, on
fence.1
XXÌII s**|| with
every tli ng is a blank
I.
II
is the same formation ami lx*ari* th«* th«* 2.’th. Mr Xlillvr ha« I m *«‘ u m «» iiic -
lM*t*n «(rugged, and hi
»
’ many years, and same kind and quality of gold.
I
what out «>f ««»rts fur several «lays, but is not only taken 11' fr«
Itbev ne talking als.ut
XX’hether this evident*** was true or not able to I m * arouml
rl
Imi 11,. \ cat
'
als«» his hat ami «*>>at
th«* alsivr «*stiniate i* a long wa\ lw*vom|
It is report*«'! that J Tra-l
■nr tinani isl comlilion r«*a*on
Re«n*M*t folly,
r iiith <•
tailel t<
hav«* stru« k an rxtvi
<>fi on
W .1 \\ iMKN.
Mr. Il it rv rhnxknh
until
.nt
ihtl
Dutchman q
nr . whi uh
Cull f*>r • c
r r ’ «r.,’
; tfn- ’««rue-
m a«
««t <«'*«* M”««t l
•II IO kt
mi Olici
fit of ih** new wystvni of cash purchase*.
-it
I -I'oni III«* <aodlatli«*i- of l»i>drn
take r
<
’
k
m
...>
d successfully conduct a
in1
n SI OKI
\| \\ \
39
imp
Iv II
II
f'ng should fievole the
I XI
D icwkn , April 24, 1892
At«
r heal
i want Mi
attention to the prep
P» n«. Ink. J
i
*
The proposal to change the name
XI
X
re Tvov *
vert ¡veniente to Im used
AND------
i< kiiit? Bn*.
XI
in getting started right the citv is g«Mxl no doubt as Grant« I
M
it misleading . and K
<«■
River
ir
[»ended.
COR. 6 th AND D s
only name I have -«•« n sugg»‘t««l i
ar
I
(inappropriate. I suggest that the
r
X|
w
A
ilrr and NtAiHling.
PASS, -
RANTS
OREGON.
be "Avwa."
J. I*. Mu
HK» M 8, K»|>s IH,
a t
Opportiiiiltlr» < lone al Hand
»*• rhara« ter and stand-
A
11
Coming Event.
t
jo into any rommiini«
r
1 'rvMoripi ¡<>11 I »epuri mein
tlrtnger, pick up the
•< <h e SK
Republican
National
Convention
I
¡idled there. Ixxjk for
I b
I
loll««-
This department is under the management of au experienced Phat
rtiHcf m and you can in* June 7.
I k'UKMTHtic National Coiivcntioii, Jun«
pon the fact that you
nncist,
and patrons can depend upon prescrintions being skilfully and
frt dad ra Ide and relia fl
a
carefully
compounded.
a»»Bf ii the Stele.
StaU* election, .Jurn* 0.
Community.—Reading
Brondhead .Ir.
|K hm * tu «iter
anta Pa«a, * >r.
late I
Presidential election, N ovcih I mt k .
lovtt. rn- at .1 W lb.Aar
RATES »1 00 and $2.00 a day.
1
i
We are shoving* this week our Summer line of Hand Turned and Goodyear
Welt Shoes. ¿Several styles which are made on entirely new lasts.
THE BOSTON TA F is a French Kid hand turned plain, wide, patent leather tip, in
i r C and French
D width. Kid Opera toe, low heel, patent leather toe and
THE CHICAGO ÌisTisa
heeLcioth to in C and D last. A beauty in style, and fits like a glove.
In Ladies’ O( ford ties we are showing some splendid values at $1.50 and $2.50.
In Opera and Common Sense toes, and in C, D, E and EE widths, plain and
patent
-leather
tips.
We are
now showing
double the stock we had last year, and our prices, varie­
ty and quality merit the inspection of every CASH BUYER.
U. S. STORE.
People's Party Ticket.
Blacksmithingik Horse Shoeing
Clîpp.nffs from the Couriers
—
1
^* *•"
FAMILY
4^»
“
EGGS, BUTTER
Millinery and Dressmaking,
M. A. DELAMATER.
STEVENS à BULMER,
9'.....
¿D........ - ,.........
Republican Ticket.
PEOPLE’S PARTY
FIC-KIC
TINSMITHS
Wednesday, May 11th,
Ladies and Children
Rooíhuuk Gutters
GO TC
A. BARTLETTS
I1EIII.l\ll illKEHIEi.
Fresh Groceries,
200,000 TREES FOR SALE.
Feas and Coffees
OREALL & SHAllHßßN,
Wines and Liquors,
Strawberry Plaits. Blackberry Plain and
Gracevines.
OUR NURSERY
HUMBOLDT
Red Hili Land
ME Ai
JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
PROPRIETOR.
Choice Beef,
Mutton. Veal,
and Fork I
National Drug Store.
BAKERY.
W. F. KREMER. Proprietor.
What Bid You Say?
\KII
DRUGS. CHEMICALS.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. Etc
Fresh Bread Daily.
Cigars, Tobacco,
Confectionary
and Fruit.
A Full Line of Paints, Oils and Brushes.
REDMAN HOUSE,
ARTIS'S MATERIALS of all kinds
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