Rogue River courier., October 05, 1899, Image 1

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VOL. XV.
ur ! hh ruitiui O»» uon ,
GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY
5. «8<W
Ministerial Discipk of Isaac Udton.
Letter from Manila.
Washington Letter
iCivira N »v »1 S tation ,
Rev. RobL McLean, of tbe Third
From our regular correspondent.
(C avitk , P. L, Aug. 10, 1899.
I Presbyteri.n church, returned from his
W ashington , Sept. 25th, 18V!».
The aealher has been very changeable
j trip to bis former home at Granta Pa»»,
“Porto Rico will have a civil govern­
Bicycle hospital for all repairing at ou Rogue river. Mr. McLean is one of here of late, rain one day and nest a ment, ar d practically all of the U. S.
the most ex^iert fishermen in the state, burning sun, bull have long ago co roe troops will be withdrawn from Cuba,
Drainer Bros.
and he lost none of hi* reputation on to tberoncluaiontli.il I can stand almost before Congress meet«.” So said a
Perhaps you have noticed the chill in the air these crisp
H. B. Miller made a business trip to
the <H*casiou of his visit to Rogue River. any climate. To tell you the honest fact. Senator, who bad just had a talk with
mornings and cool evening; that calls for some warmer
Medford last Tl ursday.
It «as be who introduced fishing for big I aiu in lotewilh thi,country,in fact any the Pretiueut, to a friend He added
under ware. Come toonr »tore and we can fit you out with
R. A. Booth returned on Thursday I sahuon and saimun trout in that stream tropical climate Ae long as a person that the most of our troope would have
comfortable wear.
from the Willamette valley.
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several years ago- He ii-*es what he takes care of hiluself here, there is no been out of Cuba by thia time if tbe
Prof. H A. Shorey of Rock Point made ■ calls the imperial m | mx > u , tu great ad van* more danger than elsewhere. I will yellow fever had not got a foothold
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Grants Pass a visit Thursday.
; »age, and during his trip met with his have to adunt tbal it rains harder here among them and down South. After
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Take your bla. ksmilbing to Triiuble u»««l g'Kxl luck in catching the bi< than al home, but io Hve minutes after­ the yellow fever made its appearance, it
fellows where others cought none at all ward, you can go forth with dry feet, was thought best to leave the trooi«»
A Barber for first-class work.
lor
only little fish. He calls those which and the beauty of it here is «hen it already on the island there until cold
For a first class meal, go to tbe City
Will soon be in demand
We keep a full stock of them.
weigh 10, 12 anb 15 pound*, small thh rams, it rains. There is uo Oregon mist wealbvr, for fear that they might bring
hotel; B. A. Williams, proprietor.
He pulled out a royal chinook salmon about it.
Better come and get a pair before the rains set in and you
the disease with them if brought home
\Ve seek profit when we buy more than when we sell ; the
lhe recent M. F. Conference voted to j
Another good feature of this place earlier. The authorities seem satisfied
weighing 30 pounds, but says he has
difference.is yours.
may prevent a hard cold.
expel Rev. E. Cline of Portland from
taught even larger ones than this one is the cheapness of the clothing A Hne that there is no longer necessity for FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES
LAMPS.
CROCKER*.
the ministry.
lurtuur occasions Plunging into the wardrobe costa only about seventy-tive keeping any considerable number of U. CARPETS.
| i vju
on former
PILLOWS.
WOODENWARE
TINWARE.
Calvin ’»Veils is building two houses water Up to
i waist, Mr. McLean dollars m Mexican money, of course. S (roopN in Cuba, although the form of MATTINGS.
TOOLS,
COTS,
GRANITEWARE,
work
un his let« on Sth Street. ' The
f'u“----
u is hooks the big fish sa easily as most fish­ U hen I speak of transactions here, it is the military government over the island LINOLEUM.
MIRRORS.
LACE CURTAINS. GLASSWARE.
being done bv Messis PiUer and Block* erman fish from the bank. Had Kipling I ,n Mexican currency
is likely to be kept up as a sort of
bridge.
been with him on bis last trip he might Mjr friend and myself are getting nice- warning restraint, for some time. It is
Opera House Bio- k.
Two train loads of the N'oith Dakota have “lived * again, hut would have
furnished in our home. We have slated unofficially that lien. Brooke han
(wl'IIlltM l’liMM. < *rv|*<»l>
b\vs returning from the ware, paeeed fished with a spoon, ami not a fly how- purchased a full cooking outfit and asked, on account of his health, to be re­
through Grants Pass Wednesday even* ever.—Portland Oregonixn«
, ¡expect to u begin
j living at ‘ home ‘ by the lived of his duties a« Military Governor Carpets, Rocking Chairs, Dining Chairs, Wall Pa
16th. We have ail old China cook who of Cuba, and that his request will tie
I ing of last week.
per, Building and Lining Papers, Lounges,
Excursion to Portland.
atone time cooked in a lestaurant on complied with. He is coining home
S. Danielewicz, deputy supreme coun- i
Special
FLxpusilion
Excursion
Train
Montgomery
street,
San
Francisco,
bo
Mattresses, Iron Beds, Rugs,
O OBERT G. SMITH,
QEORGE II. BINNS,
i ¡¡or of the order ol Pendo, was in Jack­
will leave Grants Pass Monday, October we are almoit «me that he can cook food on a visit soon, and it. is considered
sonville last week looking after the or ­
doubtful
whether
he
will
return.
Tlie
Kitchen Tables. All at
9th, arriving in Purl I ami at 7:00 P.M., that will satisfy our taste, for the native
H D. NORTON,
ASSAYER,
ganization of a lodge at that place.
m time for that evening's entertainment cooking here is horrid, everything is man most likely to succeed him is
Popular Prices.
Gen. Leonard Wood, now in command
if Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption at the Oregon Industrial Exposition,
Office opposite Hotel Josephine,
cooked in either cocoanui or olive oil, of the Santiago district.
cure,
which
is
sold
for
the
small
price
of
A
ttorneys
and
C
ovnsei
.
obs
which tins year promises to be better and seasoned with garlic.
G rants P ams ,
-
-
O regon .
The Committee in charge announces GRANITEWARE, TINWARE, WOODENWARE
25 cts., 60uts. and >1.00, does not cure than ever before.
at L aw .
Fhe bouse we are in was on the aruiy, this as tbe last week in which contribu­
take the bottle back and we will refund
Exposition management has again se­
Office in Kirnt National Bank Building. your money. Sold for over fifty years on ' cured from San Francisco Bennett’« full roll.and through tlie kindness of Capt­ tions to the Dewey home fund - now
yY C. HOUGH,
ain Geary, provost marshal, we were
G rants P ass ,
-
-
O regon this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50eta. Military Band, and Miss Alice Raymond, placed in it as caretakers, but so far we about >¿10.000 can be made, also that
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
— W. F. Kremer .
the leading lady cornetist of the day. »•ave been unable to locate the owner, Admiral Dewey has said that be will
Pt actives in all State and Federal Court«
Dr. Rickenbach of Pennsylvania who ¿sensational attractions will be the six it im thought it tielongs to some native accept the home in the same spirit
No advance although Goods Cost more. Coffee Mills 15 c. 3 Tin
Office over First National Bank,
has been here for some time, left on Elorenze Acrobats and the Nacarte Bis­ who is out with the faithful and perhaps exhibited by the donators of the fund. Pie plateg for toe. Coffee Pots toe.
Hooks and eyes, 144 for toe.
f-G rants P ass ,
-
-
O regon .
Thursday for Pittsburg He has bonded ters, Aenai Artists from the Folios Ber- he is killed, or it may belong to the An attempt will be made to push the
Curling Irons 8 c. Potato Masher 5 c.
total
up
to
>50
000,
but
unless
there
are
J. S. Tucker’s quartz mine the ‘ Dixie gere, Paris. Excursionists will arrive Fathers, so we hsve wiitten to Rome for
Queen” on Horse creek.
| in time for Willamette Day, the We I- iu formation as there is where all the a number ol large individual contiibu Dont forget the Lace Curtain Sale 50c pair and up.
A RTHUR P. HARTH,
Representing the most reliable com­
tiuns, it will hardly succeed.
Are you going East? li so call on l ding Night, Baby Day, Grett Coon Cake records ate kept on file.
panies in existence, both tire and lite).
Gov. Stone, of Pa., is hobnobbing
[DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
Notary Public.
S. F. Cass or E. E. Dunbar at the First Walk, etc , etc., etc.
There are two goverment navy trans
Specially low fare; tickets good fur one l»orl« here now, and we have about 50 aith numerous Washington friends he by laws ot Congress or Ntate legislatures told us he had gone home for his dinner,
Ottici over First N itional Bank,
G rant * P ams ,
O regon . National Bank, Grants Pass. They
made during hie service in Congress, •trikes can be avoided and fair wageN As we were hungry, we thought we had
will sell you tickets via the old reliable week. Ratesand leaving time of train I »agues working here in the storehouse
O regon .
j G rants L akh ,
and Mrs. Stone is dividing her lime can he obtained. The combination dues belter go ami buy our dinners,'so we
can
be
had
of
nearest
agent
Southern
Northern Pacific. You (an enjoy your
1 leaning and moving old stock. The I m *tween social pleasures anti the com
ASSAYEK,
trip via that line and get as low rates Pacific Co.
Solace has ¡40 tons of vegetables on pany of her daughter and granddaugbt not eliminate conqtetition and cannot do went to a hotel. There we gut a Hne
C. PERKINS,
W. G. Wright, as any inferior line will give.
Real Estate Transfers.
board for my department liesides several er, who live in Washington. Gov. It.*' He also had some very positive dinner, every thing was good. Thin
opinions on the question of immigration, alter dinner, was the speaking. We
Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
tons
of canned meats and clothing.
(
Recorded
since
»Sept.
25th.)
County Assessments.
Stone thinks we are going to keep right
U. K. DEPUTY
M ac A rthur -F orrest C yanide P rocess .
Gustav Schwaderer to R. L.
The greater part of the storehouse« on with tbe “good times”. He said: saying that the government should said, "We wont be in a hurry lor when
Josephine County’s assessment sum­
learn from every immigrant whether be the time comes for the speaking, they
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
Durham ami A. B. Croasman,
are built of adobe and not fixed the best
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
“This country im entering upm a career intends to remain in the country, will sound the long roll.” So we waited
mary fur the year 1899 is as follow'e:
SW’4 uf SW’4 of Her. 13, ami
of Gres.
in
the
world
for
room,
mu wv are tearing
W»2 of NW*4 and \E*4 of
of gteater proaperitv than it has ever require him to take the oath of alleg­ until we saw the people gathering for
( ) regon .
Average value tillable land
IG kantm P anm ,
Bullion Refined anil Shipped.
out partition* and building platform« fur
NW *4 of sec. 24, tp. 38 south,
per acre.......................... ♦
10 70
known. We are fast becoming the iance, and to possess an educational and the parade grounds, and then for tho
Hie
goods
to
get
them
away
from
range
5
west,
cuiiHideratiun,
.
J
00
$
X50
the
G rants P ahs ,
-
-
O regon .
Average value non-ti liable
work shop of the world, and the granary mony qualification, ami possibly ¿impose first time, we found there was net a
R. J. JENNINGS,
96 Mary A., ami Walter Simmon«
land per acre .............
damp stone Hour.
of the nations. We produce more of the a head tax, which won d effectually drum nor a tile that had been engaged
Average value city lots
30 Hi
to Alien W. Ventch, Iota 5A6
Aug.12. I came to .Mandateday for the neceatutles of existence than any coun­
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Average value raihuad bel
shut out the lowest and least desirable to take any part in our encampment.
in blot k .■»<>. m R.nlr u-l a l.I.
purpose of negotiating for a lease on the
per mile .....................
3.11 0 00
try on the globe, aud we can sell to the class of immigrants, Mr. Shaffer alao When we arrived at the grounda we
tu
Grants
Pass,
consideration,
SO
OJ
30 Years Expei lence.
property
we
live
on.
We
have
at
last people abroad articles eoaential to their
Average value rail mad roll
expresses the opinion that in the Ion, found a.large crowd and Thomaa Tongue
436 10 W 1. Vawter, executor estate
ing stock......................
succeeded in locating the owners, It ia
KOffice in Opera House block; see the sign
eomlort and well being chea|»er than run, the labor saving machinery intro Wil, to speak for us. Ila made a good
of
CltaH.
Walker
deceased,
to
Average
value
telegraph
ami
of 1 he Big Tooth.
owned
bv
the
pi
tests
of
the
order
of
John C. Elder, fractional qu­
they can produce them. Our ex|K>rts duced takes care of all I lie men who are speech and did justice to the cause, Hv
If you are in need of Harness,
telephone lines per mile
54 26
Recatectors who reside in the walled
arter containing 41 aces south
OllEGON.
G rant « P ark ,
18 O.I
horses
now run up to >1.000.000 a day and ar* displaced by it.
either single or double, Halters, Average value
is an able s|H>aker, and every body was
and
earn
of
!►.
L.
C.
of
Win.
city.
They
are
very
anxious
to
sell
as
60
*• cattle....
11
increasing at a rapid rate. One of our
Sutherland, sec 25, tp 4)
glad to see him and shake hands with
“ ebeep ....
Sweat Pads or anything else in the
1 «0
they are heavily involved and wish to
Toledo Weekly Blade.
Kç P. DODGE,
freight rars will carry three times •»
south, range 8 west «ontider*
•* swine ....
I 95
him.
V itkban .
Hurt».»» line, don’t fail to go to the
The Toledo Weekly Blade has a large
ation........................................... 1611 25 raise money to support the fathers. My Miuch as an English car. We can load
friend
and
myself
may
buy
the
pro|>«rty
Front Street Harness Shop.
Groes value ot all property 1,297 025 0.)
Oregon Knight» Templar«.
? •
ore on the great lakes at 5 cents a ton, circulation throughout the county and
INSURANCE an I
Mining Locations.
or tlie purpose of having a home here
147,720 00
which cannot Im duplicated in cheap­ there are, no doubt, a large number of
Shoemaklng and repairing neatly Exemptions ......................
REAL ESTATE
Th*
Grand
Commandary
of
th«
Ore
­
and at the name time tor speculation.
(Recorded since Sept. 25 th.)
ness by any com|>etitor. Our workmen subacriberN in Josephine county who gon Knight« Templar« met in Ashland
Total taxable property....
and quickly done.
»1,149,305 00
E I,.!«-, I ire ami Accident IiiMirai.cc
My friend is a law student, and perhaps
(ieo.
S.
Green,
quartz
claim,
‘
Rocky
wish
to
continue
their
subacription.
The
Tutsi number of polls, 1010
get double the wages of foreign work
laut Thursday, with prominent Masons
Office with Price à Vuorlties.
Point” in Altboiisv mining district.
when ibe islands are placed under civil
men, but they do more than twice the publishers.of the Cot'RiER and the Blade from various portion« of the state in at­
Wedding Bells.
government,
we
may
take
up
pursuits
O
regon
.
Ben Bull, copper claim in Waldo
»JU AM - l’A'f
am >unt of work, because of their great­ offer both for one year for only >1.25 to all tendance, representing the six com*
that will pav more.
One of the prettiest home weddings mining district.
er skill ami ingenuity. With all thee«* new.subscribers or to those who pay up manders in Oregon. The following
that has lately taken place in the county
W. M. Swartzioger, water rightoffiOO
Aug. 22. I have been very busy during o<ids in our favor, it is easy to »ee that all arrearages to the (’ oi kier and one officer« were elected for the ensuing
rOSHU\V& SHERIDAN,
was that at Medford last evening, when in. in Mea 111 boat mining district.
the past week reciving goods in rny de­ in the century that is being ushered in, year in advance
year:
MINING ATTORNI YS.
J. Williams ami E Spencer. 40 acres partment as the navy transport Solace
John Gore und Miss Robin Warner were
the U. H. will take it« predestined place
Curt B. Winn of Albany, R. E. Grand
placer
ground,
“
Bengal
Tiger
”
,
in
Alt
A
Veteram
vritkiim
made husband ami wife. The ceremony
*Fpe.ial attenliou given Io Mining
is now discharging her cargo. It still at the head of the procession of nations,
Commander.
T
i
.
ac
kk
Oreg.,
Hept.
25,
l
fit
*9
took place at the residence of the bride’» house mining district.
Ki<l ¡.and i«ava, and Land
(’.J. Allen, quartz claim, ' Savage” continues to rain ami the weather ia and I doubt not that it will keep timi E ditor Coi HI EH
I* rank A. .Moore of Salem, E. Deputy
father, L. B. Warner, which was beauti­
very disagreeable. 1 go out to Ine dock place for all time.”
I KoHKHiau.
•
- Daxoos.
Gr.
Commander.
in
Galice
mining
dialrict
fully decorated with roses, nqies of
A m we of the old vein claim a little
many times amloyeiMee all checking for
Many army officer’s wives who bave
W. T. Wright of Lt Grand, Grand
sinilax, etc. The bride who was attired
Woodville Items.
I am responsible for all shortage caused twen tiguiing on h nice little lall jaunt space in vour paper to give our views of (ieneraliasiino.
i in a handsome gown of white mulle and
the < ¡rand Army encampment that wan
(Crowded out last week )
without some plausible reason.
to the Philippines, m a government
(.ratinale of Horology I’a -un I’niver-
Krank E. Allen of Albany, Gr, Cap-
j si'k chiff >n, was attended by her Misters,
The Oregon and the Monadnock put transport, and a pleasant winter over held in Granta Past last week, we must tain General.
sity. Germany.
Fred Witt bought a nice team Satur-
the Misses Hattie ami Beulah Warner.
to sea this forenoon for Nouthern ports there, with or near their husbands, eulogize the Grand Army aw the grand
L. N. Roney of Eugene. Gr. Senior
| The groom’s best min was his brother, day.
ent organized body or fraternity that
Rumor reports a wedding in onr burg I am thankful tliat I do not have to go have ha«i their dreams rudely shattered
Warden.
Mr. El Gore. Rev. A. Haberly of the
ever
ex
in
ted,
and
the
encampment
aw
an
to sea any more.
by the war department, which Relives
very shorJy.
Geo. II. Hill ot Portland, Gr. Junior
Presbyterian church uffi dated There
Gen. Wheeler is now here and we are with Gen. Otis, that Manila is not a entire vuccenn, but at the name time, we Warden.
Will
Rufi-y
is
soon
to
return
to
his
were about fifty guests present and after
all exacting much from him as lie is a desirable resort for American officer** must offer a few criticisms.
I). U. Agier of Ashland, Gr. Prelate.
the marriage a sumptuous collation was home in the east.
We came in on the cam in the morn*
brave soldier »nd a com |»e tent general
....PRACTICAL
B. G. Whitehouse of Portland, Gr.
Mr. Jones our genial merchant wan in 1 received the letter of introduction wiv«*s an long a« the rebel lion is going ing. and were met al the depot by a good
nerved.—Tidings
on, and is consetpiently refusing all
Treasurer,
WATCHMAKER.
the metropolis Sunday.
many
of
lite
old
boys.
We
asked
where
from Joe Simon to Olin, am! am very applications for transportation for the
Ja«. F. Robinson of Eugene, Gr. Re­
The hop pickers are mostly back from thankful for the same.
wives of officers who are now in the the reunion wan to be field. The annwer corder.
Pre es Moderate ; lull
FK0SFEQT2KJ ATTENTION------ -.x
wan,
“
at
the
bicycle
ground«.
”
“
Well
”
the yards with the tan of health on tne*r
The weather still continues bad, rain Philippines. Ho numerous have these
Finley C. Perrine of Salem, Gr. Stand­
Guarantee Given.
the grater part ol the lime But I am applications become that Kecretary Root eaid we, “when the commander« of thin ard Bearer.
One Assay Fret With Each Subrcription to the Courier. Send in
25 tor faces . They report a good time.
reunion
are
ready
for
us
old
veterans,
School l»egan Monday with a good adapted to rain ami get along the nicest lias had a circular letter |>olitely refii»
E. V. Carter of Ashland, Gr. Sword
one year's subscription to the C oi rier , mentioning this offer and
ing them ami giving reaaons for the re­ they will sound or beat the long roll.” Bearer.
you will receive, in addition to the paper, a ticket entitling you attendance with Maud Merritt as prin in the world C harlton B. P erkin *.
cipal, and Lula Newton aw assistant.
Frank J. Miller of Albany, Gr.
fusal, prepared, which is mailed in We «ailed until we got tired of talking
to one Gold or Copper assay. Old subscribers can secure a They are both experienced teachers, and
Tbc Scissors.
answer to every application received with our comrade« cd the old war time«, Warden.
and
the
inner
man
wa«
making
a
special
ticket by paying all arrears and one year in advance.
we expect good results.
The Prenci» motto, “Liberty, equality,
Gustaf Wil.on ol Portland, Gr. Senti*
Mr. T. J. Shaffer, President of tlie
demand on our attention. So tome ol n*l.
If You want a Ticket Mention this Offer.
Our section boss stepped off the rack of and fraternity,” ap|»earn ead’y out of Amalgamated Association of Iron and
ROQUE RIVER COURIER
single blessedne«* one «lay last week, itine in the light of Hie recent action of Steel Workers of the U. 8., was an th« Grant* Pa«s official« said; “If you
Soin« Peaches. •
i iteresting witness before the industrial old soldier« want a good dinner, go to
taking Mrs. Van Order as his helpmate. high army otli er« —Albany Herald
the
parade
ground*,
there
yon
can
get
a
John
Patrick
was exhibiting a peach
— OP —
They are nice p • >p!«« an I the Woodville
Commission. He is about the only man
The dispatcher announce that peace conneetod with organized lalxir who has fine dinner.” So we went. We found lirnb last week which was a wonder in
people
wish
them
a
long
life
ami
plenty
SOUTHERN OREGON.
of bappinee* The young people gave reigns in San Salvador. An era of seri­ had a good word to say for trusts. He little families in different group« eating its line. There were 40 peach•• on a
Bartlett's old Stand,
them a cbivaree, to which they heartily ous depreeei.su must have settled upon •«aid «ben asked his opinion ol the effect their dinner*. We asked where the half inch limb, and all but about half a
$50,000,
Capital Stock,
the people of I lie little republic—Call. of trust* upon organized labor; “You quartermaster’« tent wa*. One lady said dozen or eo uf them were bunched to­
responded.
“I have lot* of good coffee, but if you gether like grapes at th« forks of the
e L'| hi « ìu *
lo <h«k or *>t
.Samar n one of the Philippine» which will excuse me if I aay that I have so want anything cine, you munt go Io limb, within a »pace of less than a cubic
much
rwpact
for
such
combinations
Wtm de payable on densand.
<-en<ia frequent request« for American
Peterson's tent, there you can get any foot. Th«y were all fine, large and
FLOUR ANU FEED.
I 8e“* - /ht <l.’.*fts <«n New ï .'k. >.tn 1 r.ui
protêt lion ami m • ag»-r to ace the Unit* that I do not even call them trusts. In thing you want”. We went to Peter­ handsome |>eachee, and the bunch
ciac-. and Puf lami.
ecl Staten fl a g run up In du« tinte all my dealing« with combinations in the son’« tent
We found the tent all right weighed about 20 pounds. They grew
^®elt‘C
■ r
the islands * ill b« looked after and iron and steel business, everything h«- but Petemon mh nit there. We asked on one of »Mr. Patrick's trees, but he did
beeii
most
satisfactory
.
D
(tiwse
syn
Iflp ( '. • . >l.i'
peac e and prosoerity an»ured .—Staten*
where the quartermaster wa , and they not know the name of the variety.
dicat«« are kept under proper control
8|
man.
<eu* r
■ - - of ¡r < .
I '■
ride !!■'•_- . > ' ’ ' (
Eight indie« of riin in the Philippine«
tn, and on ail acctwiible [oints.
in twenty four hours make« the Wil­
lamette valley a dry country in com­
D. F R Y, Preddent.
J B. PADDOCK, Propr
parison There ate very few months in
T.TUFFS, Vice President.
Having
p*irrha«»-*l
the
Maible
S'ock
ami
BusineMs
heretofore
owned
and
con
a) ear when w« have eight incites of
R. A. B îxvth . Cashier
ducted by Will JacKBon, I am no# in position to furnish anything in the line of
ram. And jet occasionally we hear
Cemetery work either it; MARBLE r GRANITE I have had over a quarter O1
-ome one growl at the amount of rain­
►0-0-0 ^OXX^OOOOOOOOOOOO •'O a century of expenenct- in th * Marbie and Granite Borines« and can fill yonr or­
fall here.—Albany Democrat.
ders promptly and give you the best o* workmanship.
Will make a specialty of construction work from your own design*.
The editor* who were taken up on
Skinner’« butt»-, no doubt feel like Moten
J. B. PADDOCK.
did when I»« *ai shown the promised
land which lie should never inhabit.
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A cts gently on the
We are a* sorry aw they that condition«
One (,rt al Standard Authority, î
ne<emiarily prevent their sharing with
I» J lire wer.
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•in the green pa«tun •« beaide running
HI Milliard
• aterw «here our cup runneth over.
Eugene Register.
r local ibappcntnoe
Fall Underwear
and
:
Boots
Welch’s Clothing Store,
New Goods this Week
At Old Prices
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Joseph Kessler,
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FIRST NATIONAL
B A j STK
A.
IT. RUSS,
Staple and Fancy Groceries,Provisions
Grants Pass Marble and Granite Works
CAMERAS
AVebster’s
international g
Dictionary
Magazine and Folding
Grants Pass à lucent City K
-STAGE LINE-
Carries
S. Mails, Pas-cngers and Stage Express.
Stages mn both ways daily Ir.tween Grants Pas«, Oregon, and Crescent
City. Cal., passing through the following interior point»: Wi’der-
ville. Love's, Anderson, Kerby. Waldo, Sheiiy Creek,
Patrick's Creek. Gasquets.
TIME TABLE.
WESTBOUND
Leave Grants P
Arrive at W »Ido
Leave
Arrive
EASTBOUND
6 a. m
Leave Crescent City
Arrive at Waldo........
8p. m.
Ixrave Waldo................ 30 a. m.
ve at Grants Pass 4 jop- tn.
is ¡»eantiful. A de-
scent City. Excursion
J C HARPER, Grants Pass, Or., Manager
idneys , L iver
and B owels
C tAN5t5 the S ystem
EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES
h*BlTUAL
,TSBtNEFmE^CTS
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The Finest Line of Cameras EverShown in the City
Mumpter, th« second largest town in
Baker county, and already a rival of Ba­
ker City, has “an even dozen” of taloom*,
one «burch edifice, with no rewdent pas­
RanuinK in Price from $5 to $15,
tor, sr»d is other« lae known to fame.
The Sumpter .Miner pointedly savs, there
This Stock Constate of ‘'Premoa”. “Pocoa” "Alta Automatic”, "Virea”, "Veaa”, and "Cyclones”
ia almost at rich and virgin a field there
These Cameras are all up to date and first cla«s instruments. If yott tre thinking of buying a Camera do
for the la bora of those who geek to lay
<ip treasures in heaven alloy ttio.e who not delay, but call while the line is complete
A good stock of Albums, Card Mounts, Glass Plates, Developing Outfits, Rex, Lithium, Aristo PU
are huaUing to accumulate thia worlds
goods.—Eaat Oregonian
tino, Dekko and Velox Pap era. Etc., Etc.
Aluminum C*M Heap* (^rdi Clean,
1u0 cards neatly printed with name
and address, with your name engraved
<m aluminum cover for >1 25. Leave
order» at ilaCoc on offke
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