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THREE THINGS Corruption in Portland PERSONAL T hursday , J une 3, «897. Hogue Hiver Mining It ni». We want yon to read onr Advertisements Portland spends $82000 a year lighting - The Jewett etsnip mill will start on Dr. Will Jackson went to Medford on its Street, bv electricity. It pays it be this week. Coueiderable good ore awaits buatuess Monday. cauee it has get to. A private monopoly its manipulation. saye H must or go without lights Had Chas. Dunean of Kerby viaitsd the Sweet Cider at Bartlett's. Slate creek and l>eer creek are the we a set ol determined men in the city 1’ass thia week. c-ouncil, instead ol a lew political shys only streams iu Josephine <ounty where Kitchen safes $2.75 at Hale's. Miss Elsie Hall left Saturday for Wea ters Portland would have been free,! no mining is done. Men's furnishings at cost at How- pon, Wisconsin. Iruin the elukheaof this uiouopoly a Several pound, of quarts in which the ard’s. R. H. Dean waa in thia week from tlie long time ago. In proportion to the rate yellow gold showed about 20 per cent It will be to your interests I to do paid by cities that own electric lights came up from the Crow-Taylor mine Flour $21 a thousand pounds at the B. Galiee creek diggings. so, for it will save you inone Portland, bv owning iuown plant would A M. Mrs. R J. Everitt returned from .Med save $02.0» each year to the tax payers, Monday. When broken the gold held ] the rock together. Will Jackson resident dentist. ford Tuesday evening instead of which now goes to eurich a You must buy Ree«e and Ulm, two miners in part- ; Suowv Butte flour at Cornell’s. Mrs. L. L. Jewell left fur a visit to few individuals that compose the Port land Giueral Electric Company We nerwhip, with sluice boxes look out $250 | Ashland Monday. Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps at cost st suppose that if our councilmen thought in less than three months on Bolan | Howard's. Mr. Stugey and bis dog "Rover” left the* could make a‘‘rake off” from the creek this season Bolan creek is a Sunday for Portland deal same as from the "crematory late tributary of Sucker in the south end of B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour. Where do you get them ? If not I the county. J. T. Woolfolk was in from the 1’leae- .tea”’ that we would be lighting our from us we think you are making a mis Howard is closing out his piece goods streets from our own plant by this time. Crow A Taylor are packing mime 1500 at bedrock ptices. Call before tbev are ant creek tniaew Saturday. take. Some dealers may be as cheap, It pays them better to "stand in” with all gone. Widia Kramer ol Myrtle creek spent a the corporations than with the people.— po'inds of ore daily out from their Galiee others may keep as flue goods, but no creek mine and caching it at Mr. ('row’s lew days among as last week. From the Calamity Howlvr. Sweet and sour pickles at Bartlett’s place preparatoiy to hauling it by wagon house in town can duplicate our prices J. (). Booth went to Ashland Tuesday to Merlin from which point a earload is and quality combined. This uiay sound Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour. If it required an annual outlay of IBM) night to attend a silver meeiing. soon to be shipped to Ashland. like boasting, but it ia not, it is a demon to insure a family against any serious Fresh nuts and raisins at Bartlett’s. J. W. Bennett, merchant of Waldo consequences from an attack of bowel Considerable fine gold has been wasted strable fact, and these prices prove it. was in the city last week on business. Snowy Butte again leads the market. in the Oak Flat mine, owing io lack of complaint during the year there are knowledge ill saving it. A new foreman, i Chas Saunders the Galiee creek store- many who would ieel it their duty to pay Clemens, Druggis', opp. Opera House. Mr Hollentieek has I xh - u engaged, who kee,ier, miner and packer was in the it; that they could not afford to risk understands trapping fine gold, and the G. A R. Encampment at Gold Hill, their lives, ami those of their family for city Friday last. Sept 13 to 17 inclusive. such an amount. Any one can get this tailings will not be so rich hereafter. J. J. Barber came up from Portland insurance for 25 cents, that being the All the staple brands of flour $1.10 per A 12-ton Ixnler received some time Monday and will take a few weeks res I price of a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, ago by the pumping eoui|>any 7 miles -ack. Calhoun Brother«. and recreation. t holera and Diarrhoe Remedy. In al atxive town, proves so heavy as to defy J. T. Layton had a $2>i0 insurance on Frank Strong has moved over from most every neighborhood some one lias available appliances for moving it. It his warehouses burned Wednesday night the Coquille and taken charge of tlie died from an attack of bowel complaint waa unloaiie«! near the track a short dis of last week. Broken before medicine could be procured or a tance from the work, and the owners had Burns farm on the Applegate, physician summoned. One or two doses hoped to pull the whistle cord on tlie 1st Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte. Always sold for 20c before. Frank Burns and family have moved of thia remedy will cure any ordinary of June. It will take some little tune to Parties wanting to rent houses call on into town. Mr. Burna is now engaged case. It never fails Can you afford to start up, but there will be no suspension ‘25c roast in mining on the Illinois river. Billy Saunders. take the risk for so small an amount? after, it does get to going. The boiler wa« formerly u«eil on tlie Stark street W. G. M. Anderson is in the city visi For sale by all druggists. W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon Climax, ferry in I’ortlaiuL ting relatives and recuperating Irom Ins and dentist. The bast Bugle Call late accident near his home on the min A great Favorite, Large stock of fruit jars. Our prices A cloud bunt occurred on Bully creek, imi. all right. Calhoun Bros. Death ia rapidly thinning tlie ranks of near Westfall, Malheur county, last week Mocha and J. W. Howard went out to Kerby last the old soldiers, and in a lew more dec letting down a perfect deluge of water. Some 40 men are now ein ployed at the week to attend to business while Mor ades nearly all those who fought ill the A laxly of water 10 feel high is re,x>rtsd Sugar Pine factory. ford John came in to look after matters trendies Iroui 1861 to 1866 will be num to have come down llu'ly creek, sweep There are thirteen boarders at the at the 1'aae. bered with the silent majority. It is mg clear over the top of the Westfall The best coffee on the market. county poor farm at present. M. D L Crooks was in from Deer said that the Grand Army is luring nieui bridge. Considerable damage was done, BICYCLES CLEANED and REPAIR creek Monday. He reports hie locality bersliip at the rale of 100 per day ; that but fortunately no lives lost. Green in need ol rain, though crops were not is final tap sounds for some old soldier ED at Cramer Bros. Some for ten, some foi twenty and every 15 minutes. Each memorial day actually suffering. Mash A Pike for Snowy Butte flour. records the thinning out of the ranks, and some for thirty years have suffered from Mrs. Richard Adams and daughter the old veteran who takes part in memo piles and then have been quickly and _____________ Go to the Novelty for fine candies. ' ‘ ‘ by r Peter Peacock rial services next .Monday will have no permanently cured by using l*e Witt’s Mary, accompanied Conklin building. ____ ______ passed through town M donday on their assurance that hl. comrades will not lie Witch Hazel Salve, the great remedy w«v from tiasouet Asl Gasquet to Ashland. The ladies of the Presbyterian church way called upon to decorate his grave next for piles and all forms of skin diseases W F. Kremer. w ill hold an ice cream sale in the church Mike Adame paseed through on Satur year.—Ex. parlors Wedr.e»day evening June 9th. day's train to Ashland. He wae return Stands at the H**ad. The jury ill the case of tlie Stale vs. Wall paper 10 cents double roll at Ter ing from Idaho with the remains of his Autr. J. Bogel the letkding druggist oi Harold Minkler, at Lakeview, after being brother Pete who was to be buried at rell A Sons. out all night, returned a verdict of not Shreveport, La., says: "Dr. King« Ashland. Heavy Per Cent. Jewell A Dodge are some $900 tiehind Have Your Grain New Discovery is the only thing that guilty. The crime for which Minkler J. 8 Tucker came in from the Illinois cures my cough, and it is the best seller was convicted was committed on the as a result of the fire, after getting their river this week on business. He reports I have.”. J. F- Cambell, merchant oi evening of December 21, 1890, when he A [»arty left the city a day or two since insurance. Few realize that each squirrel destroys plenty of water for one pipe night and and a companion held upC'harles Camp Howard is sellingout his dry goods at dav. The mine now employs 8 men and Safford, Aril., writes: "Dr. King’s New fl fs) worth of grain annually. Wake to investigate a mining claim somewhere over in Washington, which is said to be Discovery is all that is claimed tor it ; it bell, in his blacksmith shop at Paisley, cost. Call atonce and satisfy vourselver lee’s Squirrel and Gopher Exterminator the indications for a paying cleanup are Or., and robbed him of $51X1. never fails, and is a sure cure for Con is the most effective and economical pois very rich. Specimens of the ore exhibi- The flyer tutssed south yesterday with good. te<l are said to contain 40 per cent of cop sumption, and Colds. I cannot say W B. Johnson, Newark, < >., says, “One on known. Price reduced to 30 cents. per, 35 per cent of silver and 25 per cent six coaches. Business is increasing E. Redfield and wife, accompanied by enough for its merits.” Dr. King's New Minute Cough Cure saved my only child For sale by M. Clemens, sole agent. Discovery (or Consumption, Coughs and ot gold. If there is any more than 100 since the late cut. B. O. McCulloch and daughter, took a from dying by croup.” It has saved |>er cent of metal in the ore, the balance Friday last was hot all over the state. flying trip to Bvtwe springs Sunday, re Colds is not an experiment. It ha-* been thousands of others guttering from croup, L. G. Brow m il has -old the Opera w ill be aluminum or something else, and tried for a quarter of a century, and to turning in the evening alter a drive of 48 pneumonia, bronchitis and oilier throat House meat market to W. 1. Sweetland the ore will be the richest in metal yet At Salem the thermometer indicated 98: miles. Thev all think their health was day stands at the head, it never disap and lung troubles, W. F. Kremer. and B. 1. Plummer who will rim the bus found. Il might be used to cast, bells, in Grant’s Pass it reached 96. points. Free trial bottle at Dr. W. F. very much improveJ. iness under tlie name of Sweetland Jt ami save the trouble of separating the FISHING TACKLE—Fine stock at Kremer’s drug Store T xrrihlk A cciurnt .—It is a terrible John A. Walter« and family leturned Co. different metals, which is a tedious job— Cramer Bros accident to lie burned or scalded; but Monday. They bad been to Crescent < ¿regonian. the pain and agony ami frightful distig- Come and see the 1897 Whitney Baby Bity, Cbetco an I other points along the Property For Sale. urmeuts can lie quickly overcome with carriages at Terrell’s Furniture store. coast where big timlier and big dairies Theodore Durrant will be hanged on out leaving a scar by using De Witt's Notice to Horse llreeders. Straw berry shipments are falling off, divide honor« with high mountain« and June 11, one week from next Friday. Witch Hasel Salve. W. F. Kremer. Five acres of fine orchard, nix room Moak IL, 18, 10O. standard bred Ham- although there will be some berry pick high tidal waves. Mr. W. expresses Governor Budd telephoned that much house, barn and oiitbuiidiiu«, fruit tree« himself as glad to get back to quiet civil in effect to Warden Hale, of San tpien- now bearing, only ten minutcH walk bletonian. Macduff, l.-tNH pure blood ing for a fortnight yet. HOHN ization of Grant’s Pass. I Clydesdale w ill make the season from tiu, »1 the same time ordering the death from depot. Price $1-0 » Apply to Go to Howard’s for trunks, valises, April to July at Lister A Calvert’« : bal watch placed upon the prisoner. T. S. 0» ndv . Conductor Kearney was ill town Fri NEWTON -On Evans creek May 29 t<> XiT traveling bags and telescopes. Prices be ance at mv stock barn Season service' and Mrs. C. I’ Newton, a daughter. Theodore I intrant han made the decla day. He is able to be about with the low competition. Moak II. $20 00, Macdntl $10. a;d of a cane after a s|iell in the Portlaud ration tiiel if he must meet ii|s fate ou Proving Up. S. F. C ass . Terrell A Son can sell caskets and cof hospital due to a serious injury to his the gallows he will die like a man. The IIIKII. Settlers desiring to make linal proof fins as cheap as any house in Southern left knee from a collision witti a dog over mere nuggentiou of suicide is repulsive to on their claims can save trouble and ex Oregon. -MILLS In this City May 27, llertha Mills, 3 months ago at Glendale. He was him, he says. pense by sending in name and number a native of California aged th years. He also declares that he will die in the of claim with description, and names of Buy Baking Powder of Mash A Pike standing on the ground when a Ing dog T he best salve in the world for cute, presence ol his parents, who will insist who was chasing a little one ran against HOUR At Kerby, May 31 Charles Hour a tour witnesses Applications made out bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, arid draw a fine set of dishes. Baking ■ —•* ........ the - execution a. Ma U iuvit- him. Mr Kearney visited the Lewis on attending native of Kerby, aged 27 years. tree at the C ourier office. 32 letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, Powder guaranteed as good as tiie best. ed guests. The eider Durrant lays that mine on Grave creek tills week. ADAMS At Wardner, Idaho. May 25, ct and all skin eruptions, and positively Everybody needs ice to uurify and his” wife is a woman of determination, pneumonia. Peter Adams, a native ol 1‘They are dandies’’ said Thus Bowers, cures piles, or no pay required. It is cool the drilling water. McGrew will ' Mother« will find Chamberlain’s Cough and she will press her legal rights to the Waldo, Josephine county, Oregon, aged of the Crocket, I'exas, Enterprise, while guaranteed to give g'««l satisfaction or deliver blocks of congealed water at your Remedy especially valuable for croup limit. 25 yearn. writing about De Witt’s Little Early Kn monev refunded. Price 25c per box. door every morning fora very reasonable and whooping cough. Il will give prompt Under the law. Warden Hale cannot ees, the famous little pills for sink head For sale bv Dr. W. F. Kremer. figure. relief and is safe and pleasant. We have deny her permission if she presents at ache ami disorders of the stomach and ' sold it for several years and it lias never the prison gate an invitation of her sou, J. R. H ai . k , Undertaker, office op For Sale. Flour $1.10 a sack at the B. A M. liver. W. F. Kremer. tailed to give the most perfect satisfac- requesting her presence at the banging. posite Kremer's drug store, where Feed your cow on Scott Grillin's alfal ! tiou. G. W. Richards, Duquesne, Pa. The Rogue River Brewery in Grant’s Sick headache can be quickly and com The Hotel Josephine, under Mr. he tnay lie found, either day or night fa. Cheaper than pasture. Call and Sold by all druggiBfs. Pass with 1 0- barrel < opper Kettle, Kegs, pletely overcome by using those famous Booth’s management has Ixviinw known get his price« on hay and feed Opposite little pills known at ' De Wi t’s Little Malt Kiln and modern Bowling alley. Court House. as the great headquarters in Grant's Tlie Cow yiieNlion. Dwelling House of 8 rooms. Stable, Gran Early Risers W f . Kremer. I’aea for traveling men, transient fami ary, etc. There are 85 fruit trees in gar The Odd Fellow« will proceed to erect I When civilisation calls lor reforms and lies and everybody who enjoys the com den. The property contains 4 acres, or a brick building on the site of the old imprnvi-im-i.tH tlivie are alwai- pltolf forts of a go<nl home nt a reasonable 26 building lots Inquire at this office one a« soon as they can get around to it. cost. The Western with its wide balco | of away-bebind people to object to their or of Mrs Goo. Walter, Grant's Paes. L, G. Brownell has sold out the Opera | plans. When they carry it so far as to nies and well-furnished rooms is now The following is a n port of school in I House market and respectfully requests ....................... intimidate a city officer's __ conscientious used as all annex to the Josephine. District No. 29 for montn beginning May Don’t neglect a cough because the all owing him to coins forward and set 1 vole on a question, tliey carry it too far and ending May 28, 1897. The farb han been reduced to $10 be- weather ia pleasant; before the next to be recognized, in fact to the same tie immediately. No. of days taught 20. tweeen Portland and San Francisco on storm roll« around it mav develop into a point the cow does when she puts down the flyer. The company it getting sharp No. of pupils enrolled 22. Some of our farmer« think manzanita serious difficulty beyond repair. One ( your gate to get the feed she needs that though, and inniat on the full fare $21, Attendant e by all pupils 419*4 days. Having made arrangements to Minute t ough Cure is easy to take and make« tine honey. It only bloom» about I the streets ami her owner do not pro- being paid when the traveler buy« Ina Average daily attendance 21 W. F a month in the yeur but there is Io*.« of will do^what its name Implies. buy from a factory outside of the Tlio^e |>erieut in attendance during the ticket, ami the balance $11 is paid back Kremer. it. while it lasts. To hear these advocates of cow pasture to him when lie gets there. Ihi« pitta a combine, we now sell our entire month are GypwiFM at Fugeiie. Eva Barrett Breeders of horses will be pleased to town talk one would think there was on atop to boarding the train or getting off Florence Barrett line of Coffins and Caskets at one- Aunie Barrett notice that the service of Mr. Cass’ ly one side to the question. Tillie Barren between the terminal atationa. Ethel Dyseri l^et the city once [»ass an ordinance to Leia Dysert EUGENE, Or., May 31.—Fifteen wag horse« has been reduced to meet the half the former prices. The Indian creek homicide in which Maude Philips ons loaded with gyosies passed through times. Now is a good chance to get a close the streets to all stock and it will Rollin Gorh.un We carry bv far the largest stock Ida Philips result as it has in Ashland, Medford and two sluice-box robbers were killed proves Jessie Philips here yesterday. They were not allowed good colt cheap. Roseburg, viz : to increase the demand to Ire a hoax. Nolaalv was allot ami the to select from in the county, and Russell Martha Pollock to stop in the city, being met at the lim DEERING M 4WER8 and BINDERS for milk and butter by people who are young man who fired waa too ninth ex Della Russell its by the police and escorted directly Victorine IM lock at Cramer Bro«. well able to buy instead ot raising their cited to hit a barn. He ran 30 miles the Goods are equal to any on the l’earl K uhhv II George Ru-sell through. Below town they stopped to Those nearly perfect are : camp, thinking they had passed the jur- We will not be under Wild strawberries occur with more or own. To cause pasture to be provided though, in 7 hours and alarmed the town market. Allie Conley Herbert Gorham iadiction of the police, but the sheriff less frequency In the fields adjacent to by land owners near the city in all di ol Kerby. Whether he scared any sluice- sold on Undertaking Goods ar.d conjecture. S ara E. Krov ill called upon them ami gave them two town. They are diminutive ancestors of rections that would keep the cow» in l>et- box robbers is a mailer T eacher hours to leave, which they did, after the more pretentious berry which our ter condition al less expense to their ow The S' P. officials were on an annual will furnish our elegant HEARSE ners. To encourage the setting out of finding the order w as not a bluff. They farmers now cultivate. tour inspection along here last week to our patrons ERBE. »hade trees thereby and beautify the city were about as loathsome as it is possible Although the company furnishes the ANTI RUSTING TINWARE at Cra making it a brighter ami healthier place for human beings to be. “lailway commission” a train with por I mer Bros. in which to live. It would also be a ters, etc., it hasn’t much confldem e in There are letters in the Grant's Pass step in the right direction, a step that a 1 The strawberries raised on the farm an ’ inspection” made by the three gen post office for; towns of this size have taken long ago. , of Miss Belle Patton below town are tlie tlemen who hale so bad to let go. Meier Th os Notice for Publication. Counts Mrs C F Now a word as to the storekeeper's H am litoti Mrs 8 largest and finest brought in this season. hand in this matter. It has Ireen said Coats C A U hitkii S tatkb L and Orrick, Portland is preparing to celebrate the It takes only 20 to fill the basket in Wheeler G W Tiles Dick K ohkri ' ro , Oregon, May 13, 1897 that the stores have been working a Fourth. many instances. clever scheme to sell more feed. I want N oth e is hereby given that Mr. Jamea Perdue, an old soldier re The Oregonian is getting up a big mi- CORNELL lias reduced the price of to a«k any sensible ma.i if a cow c annot the following-named settler has filling at Monroe Mich , was severely af lie sent to pasture and cut her own feed ning edition for Oregon. tiled notice of hie intention to make flicted with rheum itwn but received flour to $1.10 |>er sack. cLea[>er than it can be cut by a machine, Clackamas county declines to buy land final proof in support of his claim, and prompt relief by iwing Chamberlain’s License to marry has been issued to that said proof will be made before J. M. Pain Balm. He says "Al tiniea mv Ed. Dixon and Miss Izouiss L. Crockett. baled, passed through two or three at delinquent tax sales. Chili-s, County Judge of Jonephine back would ache so badly that I could The wedding is tn take pla< e Werlneadav hands and retailed for? The fail a ill take place at Medford be The experience of all our sister towns Co., Or., at Grant's Pa*«, Oregon, on hardly raise up. If I had not gotten re evening of this week. The Co< riek tween tlie 21st and 25th September. June, 24 1897, vix : lief I would not be here to write these takes the Iiberty to con gratnlate the hap bjifjws the result to have been a la-nefit in a very short time to the city, to cow I kromk B. B knhon few lines. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm py couple beforehand. A secoud republican ,»aper is U j be owners as well as properly defenders, started *n Corvallis by J. P. Daley. ha« done me a great deal of good and I on homestead entry No. BM39. for tlie and tne latter have a few rights that Croup an I whooping cough are child feel very thankful for it.” For bale by all Gut Wells was kill«.! by a rolling log ■ J I’ 341 K ? 'v- hood’s terrors : but like pneumonia bron every town of its size but (¿rant’s Pass drugg lata. lie names the following witnesses to near lillainook. lie leaves a wife and chilis, am! other throat and lung trou res)>ects. H. L. T kcax . prove his continuous residence upon and 10 children. hies, can be quickly cured bv using One cultivation of said land, viz Minute Cough Cure. Dr. W. F. Kre Decoration Day was observed in this Two negroes arc in the Marshfield jail Calvin Wella, J. Frank .Mee, August mer. city last Saturday with appropriate cere for cutting a white mail, Robert Hughes Meyer and George I., Yonker, all of WHEAT 90 CENTS per BUSHEL at monies. The G, A. R. aud W. R. C. whose injuries are »erious. <¿rant’s Pass, Oregon. led by the band, marched to the opera BLACKBURN HOUSE BLOCK CORNELL'S. R. M. V fatcii At Lakeview W. J. Sherlock was ac house in the afternoon where exercises 4-939 Register. We are having more wind than usual were conducted, after which the march quitted of the murder of Chas. J. Walker this season. The sea breeze never used to the old city graveyard and decorating al Summer I«ake last September. to reach «¿rant's Pass, but the gradual graves a as conducted. Some of the bus < ’ iim I i 1\» i * < George Landman was held up by loot clearing of the country west of town ap- iness houses were decorated with bunt pad* at The Dalles last Friday evening, , [»ears to have changed the condition. ing. The day was fine for tfle exercises choked to unconsciousness and robbed of •5 SEE CORNELL before buying (¿LASS though rather blustery. I JAKS. His price ia the lowest. The two prisoners under sentence of One-dollar bills are being raised to $19 Not oniy piles of the very worst kind death in the county jail eat heartily and ami passed in Portland. A man named ' can be cured by I>e Witt’s Witch Hazel show no outward sign of worry over the M< ixcod has been arrested fur putting Salve, but eczema, scalds, burns, bruises, im[»ending doom. Melson, the murderer them ink) circulation. boils, ulcers and all other skin troubles of Chas i etry reads novels and light lit I.a Grande which has liecome noted 1 <-an be instantly relieved by the same erature and ap[»ears to get interested in for the frequency fires, had the the vgrioos plots. Fleeter doesn’t read 1 remedy. W. F Kremer. any now, though when first incan '«rated residence of Dr. Lincoln consumed last J amks T M orrimir REMEMBER <ILASS J1R4 at re- he read a g»x>d deal. He claims that his Thursday I xj M 11000: insurance |70J. on H. E. No. 8101, for th« HE *4 HI. • doced prices at Cornell's. eyes are tailing. Roy Durham, 13 years old fell from a of Hoc 32, Tp 35 H R. 5 next. G. M Turner a half-witted person waa There is already stored in The I>allew horse this morning on a broken brittle, He names th« following witnesses to arreeted last week for stealing a lot of about 3 pounds of wool, but no which mt into his body undrr the arm prove fils continuous resolence upon I worthless art idea from the premise» of sales have been made B$Ah buyers and pit, and entered the lung. His life is de* <-i<i < ultivation of said lami, to wit ' Hugo Gabbert on Wolf cre^k lie waa sellers are holding off to wee what con* spaired of. M W Whee’< r I I*, I»-,- (' II Hamp—»n, I held in $Ui0 bonds but frian 1» came to great* will do with the tariff bill From 6,0(K) tn 10,900 head of cattle are M Johnson, *1. ,i >iaut s Fass, Oregon his relief and bad him lit> rated. being shipped East from Heppner. The fl.’tl ti.'M R. M. VxATtH, Register. Ml<lrwalk Petition. Arlington National bank has [mid out AH have given it tip for a fart that aliout |78X),009 to cattle men this seas ! CORNELL’S BUTTER surpMM any NOfKJE FOR PUBLIC VriON. i thing Intown His price only 40 c per To the Hon. mayor and council of th« ' OD. , roll of 32 city of Grant's Fane J. W. Morris a farmer living in the l<and Office at Roseburg,Oregon, We your petitioners respectfully aak wood» near La< ¿ramie was shot from petition to the council waa rirrula* May 28, 1897, the ordering of a granite al lewalk on the ambush while he was rutting wood I tad bv Mr Truax last w»*ek asking that Notice is hereby riven that the follow went aide of Fourth street street The wound is a dangerous one and th« an ordinance be drafted forbidding cows ing named settler has Hied notice of his Walk to tie6 feet wide aaaassin is unknown. • to be at large. A remonstrance to it was ta Evelyno Ave intention to make final pr<«»f in support white granite material. also clrcnlate^L The row queahon be- 6 inches deep of his claim, and that «aid proof will tie A warrant is out for Seelsy, who it is A l^rnpke <*ome«a burning problem every summer August Fetach thought set a fire trap to get the insur made More John Goodal I, County Clerk, C K Root Theo I* Cramer in Grant’s Pass a nee on his house near De M* mm springs Jowphine county, Oregon, at Grant’. John D Frv R L Coe in Kherman county. Coal oil, phosphor Pass. 'Jregon, on July 1?, ieo?. vix: BABY CARRIAGES at CRAMER Robert M«*f^ean M A Greene A 8 < trrexie C If >amf»ron ous, etc. were foun I smoking at 11 :30 Henry II Kennedy, um II E No. 8724 BROS. for the F NN >4, E t, HE ‘4,sec. 2»1, P. M W H Barrie N P I*o<ige Terrell A Son thank ti$e < itizens of Tp 33 S , H. 0 West. Great'» Pa»» for timely assistance ren The insurance on the recent fire hi a He names the following witnesses to J. W. Howard is putting all his large all been satisfa« torily adjusted dered doring the fire which deetroyed so prove his continuous residence upon and stocks of I »res. Go<ids, Boots snd Hboee, mt>rh of their stork of fnrnitnre laat cultivaiK u ol, said Land, vis week. The manner in which neighbor« ■ rent s I urmsiiing Goods, I lets and Lapt as Mee, W|iey A. Farmer, Henry au’ked In tav* gorwG wm owe of the very on the market at actual itosi, as he wish Igtoeh and l»aniel Mathews, afl of es to get uut of ti^M lines It will psy gratifying incidents of the disaster, creek Orey&i. intending purchasers to call and etatn- BARGAIN-LWY’H BICYCLE for ins his goals and got hts estiemely low K. M. V xakh , NS UM PT ION A3ÍV4I Hegieter, M- at Cramer Rr<>e price«. Don i mine this sale. I I THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS Price, Quality, Assortment Enter more largely into the art of buying than anything else. If the price is right, the quality good and the assort ment complete, buying is easy. That is what makes COFFEE buying easy at our store. We have got the stock, the prices, the quality. Groceries Java, 15c per pound, 7 pounds for $1.00. now reduced to ‘20c per pound. formerly 30c noxi selling at ‘25c per pound Java 35c a pound. Close & Sanborn’s Mocha and Java JOca pound. 1 OP — SOUTHERN OREGON. Capital Stock, $50,000. Receive deposits subject to check or on certificate payable on demand. Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran cisco, and Portland. Tel ♦‘graphic transfers sold ou all pointe io the Lulled States. Special Attention given to Collections and general business of our customers. Collections made throughout Bouthen Oregon, and on all accessible pointe. J. D. FRY, President. .1. T.TUFFS, Vice Presideut. R. A. B ooth , Cashier. Climax Coffee, whole roast, 20c a pound. Flour, all the best brands, $1.10 per sack. Dried Apples tic a pound. Evaporated Apples 8c. Burbank Potatoes 90c per G rants P ass , O regon hundred. Canned Corn, per can tie. K'eJ Pickles, mixed or 200,000 TREES FOB SALE plain, $1.00. — CONSISTING OF — BerrylBoxes 5~>c per 100. APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, PLUM, PRUNE, CHERRY, APRI MA SOX FRUIT JARS COT, NECTARINE AL Half-gallon $1.10 doz. MOND. CHESTNUT, (Ju arts 90c doz. shadk and O rnamental T rfks . Pints 7~>c doz. NOTE THE REDUCTIONS. coffee 20c per pound. n___ PER SACK FIRST NATIONAL Flour 1.10 We have just in a large quantity of full cream young America cheese made at the celebrated San Justo dairy, Hollis ter, Cal. This is the kind that suits the taste of those who do not like a cheese either too strong or too mild, its just right They weigh from 6 to 7 pounds. Price 90 to 95c each. We slice the same k ind at 15c a pound. ¡a — Also — Strawberry Planti. Blaclberrr Plat: at SnNTlia. OUR NURSERY — IH GROWN ON — nea Hill Land, WITHOUT IRRIGAT uN do not handle, cultivate, ot attempt to propagate any varieties or kinds of fruit, until satisfied that they are well adapted to the soil anil climate peculiar to Southern Oregon Write for terms to A. H. CARSON & SON, G rant « P ahh . O rkion . GO EAST Library-Car Route Do you want really good butter, better butter THE ALL-HAIL HOl'TK TO KOOTKNAI MININO DISTRICT, than the ordinary butter —VIA— you get at the ordinary HKATTLK AND SPOKANE store? We have it. We Shortest and believe our blitter is su Quickest Line to perior to any other but Mi mica pul is, ter sold in (¡rants Pass. St. Paul, Duluth, Chicago Try it and we will have AND ALL POINTS EAST. your butter trade. 20c a pound. THROUGH FALACEandTOURIST Wonder it the boysand SLEEPERS, DINING and LIBRARY OBSERVATION CARS. girls read our ad last Trains : Fast Time week, we haven’t heard Daily «cavil K AMP SCKNKRY I SMUl.tll. from them yet. For tickets and full information call on B kn A. L owkli ., Agent Woodville. A. B. C. llssNtrros. It. C. H tkvkrs . C P A T A. Portland Or. <1 W I’ A. Ssattle, Wash or address of McCormack Ahead. of J. R. HALE. Our Machines will be here next week MONEY TALKS Wc will give von the best Mower, Harvester, Kake or other machine or implement at the lowest price in Southern Oregon. oi JEWELL & DODGE Special .'0: Sale! SIXTH STREET ■<»!«! I > iih 4| In orckr to clean up our stock and to place before our customers EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Wc arc now offering our entire stock of ladies $3.50. $4.(X), $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 of its WOOL SKIRTS at ©2.95. We also offer our entire stock of Ladies $5. $6.50 and $8.50 A $ : : Medicine« ot. from F. National Drug Store, <A Don't mi>-i the great bargains ue are offering in STRAW HATS. . L. COE 0**0 0*00*++* 0^4 0+^0 * L
