Rogue River courier., December 28, 1899, Image 2

ROGUE RIVER COURIER,
PVBUMHKD BVBBY THIXÄDAY,
their fighting qualities the Boer army
has a perfection o* mobility which is
perplexing to the British generals.
PRICE & VOORHIES,
remembering people .
DEWEY AS A LOY.
XTOHS.
RED STAR STORE,
Post Office Building
Money
Saving
Clothing
Sale
and impartially, wiln a sincere desire for
the truth. Volets should l»e careful
tnat their sources of information are re­
liable. Then let them absorb the facts
and have the intelligence to draw their
own conclusions. Facts are what the
voters want and not surmises. Let
stump speakers deal in facts and sound
arguments and not in demagoguery.
M ai hick I i
kr .
gi.raHtl*!** T,u* « Tr
Cut Prices on
Capes and Jackets
A Well Conducted Busin»».
E. B. Brown, tba milk merchant, ha*
Aa a boy George Dewey
n»TK* or ai micBirrioM:
lately purchased a very liatidvom* ne*
bright «nd vhaiiou». lie
One Ye»r, in advance,
•
•
$125 milk wagon which bi* large and rapidly
hard »tudeot. He wa* ' ■
Bix Mouths,
.... «6 growiag buaineas has load* a necensary
ou*. but never uMtliciou.,
Three Months,
...
.S6 adjunct. It is a vsry creditable, sub­
hi* biographer*. He w..
Bingle Copies, .
...
.06 stantial and n*at vehicle, made espec­
outdoor »port*, and wa»
Advertising rate* on application. Copy
J* Jt J»
ially
lor
the
purp<>**
and
up
to
date
in
for change or*ad’ must I* banded in before
fist fight when he eon«
Tuesday noon, otherwise setting ot the every particular. It is fitted with slid­
wa. in the right. But I 11
matter will lie < barged for »1 the r»te ot be ing door*, which protect the driver from
into a lad »mailer than
They are Rcifcld’s Goods, which insure-.
per running meh, single column. Altera­
wa» »Iway» on the »-tr if
tion» »nd addition. to copy will lie charged all the inclerneucia* of the weather, ie
or at the rate ot 10c per running inch, sin- comfortable and comrcodioua, and paint­
Style and Quality to be right.
againftt the bully. M ■■ -. I
_______
Ubter, wa» hi» freq’.*
ed in attractive color*.
the milder »mo*emcni> if hi
Entered at th* (ioni offlc* at firant» F»m,
In coniruoa with all the other buvinea*
boy hood. She remember! that
Oregon, aa second-class mail matter.
enterpriaea of thia place, the milk buei-
always chivalrous and kindly to hr
___ She ha» aid ’ba
»nd the other girl«.
T hursday , D bcembkk 28, 1899. neae ie growing rapidly and ia not a
laggard io the march of progress, with
eit*n at a a
„ child
. ....... hr
— w»« never «fruid o
the dark.
If dances and show« make a town Mr. Brown a* manager. He ia now
"When his .¡»ter emphaxixed thi»
lively, Granta Base ia not alow bow milking about 20 cow*, all ef them large
characteristic," says Mr. Barrett, who
milk producer*, and many of the bovine
ad ay l.
■■■■■■
ti lls the «tory, "1 thought of the dark
arialocracy. No acrub cow finds her
night when he took thelead on theO! i ni-
W. E. DEAN, Í CO.. Propf.
Dwight L. Moody, the great evange­ way to Mr. Brown’* stables, She must
jay paxt
pin and sailed into Manila bay
pa» < r-
list, died on Friday l>ec. 22. The cause produce the lacteal fluid copiously and
regie’ jr, without fear or hesitntio
hesitation
of his death was a general breaking ol excellent quality,else she caanot come
During his first year at Anrap
down from overwork.
in. Mr. Brown's herd of cows is well
Dewey did not hold any high rank, He
was not exactly indolent, but he «•
worth a trip from Granta Pas* to see.
Tbealwoet unprecedented rainy sea»ou Each individual cow abows her excel
engrossed
with the pleasures of
Ijelnnil Ml ft I rig.
^ro
The following from “Fighting Joe”
dent life nn<l its p <1 comradeship that
which we have experienced during the lence in her face and form and each one
Th« S. I*, bridge gang were here a Wheeler who is now in the Philippines be had little time left for plodding. He
past two month! »eerne to have come to ia fully aware of her mission in life,
couple of days laat week, gathering tip aa a cavalry leader, is of interest: took in good part, however, a letter
an end at laat, and we are now again ex­ which i* to have a good appetite and to
timtrera left from the Urimatcne treetie. “There are more than twenty different from his father urging on him more
periencing our ordinary
December produce milk in profueion. The stables
J. M Wetmore went to Grants Faea tribes in this island and very few of assiduity to study, and, as a result,
weather. While wa have had a goad are well arranged for convenience, clean­
them would submit to Aguinaldo'a rule. when graduation day came he wa«
on
Tueoday laat.
deal of rain thia fall, we have Lean re­ liness and comfort. Each cow ba* her
Aguinaldo and bis generals would like third itL hi» class, with Howell and
Mrs. O. Geer and .laughter Margaret
markably free from the toga which are oar particular niche and portion of th*
Reed respectively first and second.
to govern, because it would give them
uaually with ua during December.
manger which she knows as well as any went to Granta Pa»» Wednesday.
great power and many of his soldiers
LYING ABOUT JAMAICA.
J. J. Hasty took ia the inetroplia like war because, for the first time in
one. and Daisy is never found in Posy’s
The wil« of Agunilldo died recently
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
last
week.
stall. When the doors are opened the
of
their lives, they have authority to carry
atB»yombonk. She had been in poor
cows file in and quietly take 'heir proper
E. L. Goff and Mias Laura Boylee j a gun. They live by taking what they
health for aotii* time. We are not no
stations.'1 he operation I milking is made were united in marriage Wednesday last f want from the people. Many of them
■teeped in parfiiambip and prejudica,
as near a matter of regular routine as at firanta Pass. Rev Robtr. Ixselie of I are robbers who rob defenfeltsa people
that we cannot afford to expre»* »arrow
The authorities of Jamaica have been
fioaeible. Few people not Initiated real­ the Baptiet church officiating. The I of their money and sometimes murder
for till* occurrence. Th* Hknora b*« boon
greatly disturbed by alleged news,
ise what a nervous and susceptible crea­ writer joirie with their many frienda in ! them.
If
we
should
withdraw
there
the aubject of a good deal of humor
printed in this country. Some of these
ture a cow, especially a high bred cow. wishing them a long and happy married would be warfare and anarchy in the is­
items, says the New York Sun, have re­
lately, but now that ahe i* dead, the
ie and to what extent a little agitation life.
lands and the weil-to do would get some ported that a sei ere drought has caused
Amarii'an jieople will not be alow to ex-
affect* the milk production. The ut­
Henry Walters and daughter Mabie, strong government to come aud take vvidtspria*l distress; that the coffee,
presa their aympatby lor the unfortunate
most gentleness and quiet are practiced went to Granta Paas Saturday to inter­ control.”
orange and corn cropa hase been de­
■ady.
stroyed and famine impends; that the
in all dealings with the bovine ladies, a view Santa Claue.
To
Cure
a
Cold
in
One
Day.
starving country people-arc fleeing into
Th* war department provided and procedure which ie necessary from a
Cap Cole and wife, who haa been stay­
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. the towns; that the use of putrid water
•ent over an ample aupply of palatable bua.’.ieae standpoint as well as from the
ing at Archer* mine for unite time past, A11 druggists refund money if it fails to cure has cr.uaed m outbreak of typhoid ma­
article* to the • aXlhV-»‘ -Luxon lore sympathy with the animals which is
E. W. Grove’s signature on every box. 25. larial fiver, and so on. These state­
Chriatma* d-ttrec Such aa actaatbi* necessary for one to have who jiandleti returned to tlieir home in the Pass Satur-
ments were all very ina<curate and
ia of dor greater importance Ilian ia gen­ stock successfully.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, who son e of them entirely false, and Mere
The
Christmas
tree
at
thia
place
«as
erally realixxl. The American aoldier
several years ago strayed away from the calculated to injure the island by pro-
After milking, the milk I« «trained
ia a man in every aeave of th* word, through several cloths and is run over an unqualified auccesa, so says every republican party and become officially a ducit g a most unfavorable impression
An excellent pro­ »ilverite and actually a populist, has in rif-urd to its condition.
and any act by thoaa in authority which an aerator which insures its purity. one who attended
will aliow tlieir appreciatien of thia fact The milk is strained into cant and ie gram was rendered, the little folks seen the e ror of his ways and returned
Colonial Secretary Evans, therefore,
i »ryring out their part without a break to the fold
will not be loat. A email aum »pent in ready for distribution.
The Nevada senator at­ wrote to Vice Consul Springer calling
Mr. Reynolds as a “cullud gemmau” tended the recent caucus of his republi­ attention to these erroneous statements
a way to convince th* private that hia
Since assuming coatrol of the milk
worth ia recognized and appreciated will route, Mr. Brown has by hie enterprise made quite a hit, and Mr. Wetmore as can colleagues, and was received with a and asked him if he could assist the
.Jamaican government to put a stop to
increaae the fighting alrength of the and energy, extended the business, danta Claus more than filled! the bill. warmth of welcome such as was due to such continued misrepresentations, or
army fully aa well aw a detail of rein­ which, under the management of R. After the presents,uf which there were a a prodigal son.
He was received with at least to counteract their injurious
large amount, were distributed, a social ail the honors, too, for it was arranged influence. He said they were already
force nan ta.
If. Gilfillan, was already large and pros-
dance was indulged in until about two before the meeting closed that he should doing much mischief to the colony.
[lerous. The milk farm and stables ar«
The death of Gen. Lawton in (he Phil­
ociock. Great credit is due the ladies be assigned to committee places as a re­
The vice consul accordingly sent
situated about two miles north of town
ippine! is probably ths heaviest blow to
lor their untiring zeal.
publican, and the list of republican ati specimens of tnese falsehoods, together
on Mr. Gilfillan’s place which is now
army and country which has happened
with the letter which Mr. Evans had
Quite a number of our spirts went to signments printed shows it.
under the management of Mr. Brown.
written to him, to our state department
as a result of the war. (Jen. Lawton
The milk which is produced and de­ Placer Christmas to take part in the
and they have just appeared in our con­
was one ef the most capable generals
The Modern Mother.
livered hare, iaoftlie best quality, clean turkey shoot at that place.
sular reports. Somebody seems to be
whom we had in the field. He entered
Has found that her little ones improv­ interested in libeling Jamaica, and has
If. Simms went bi McMinnville Mon-
pure and wholesome. Mr. Brown re-
the army at the beginning of the Civil
ed
more
by
the
pleasant
Syrup
of
Figs
found a medium in this country for the
alizes that the soundest business policy day night to visit with his family.
war as first lieutenant of the volunteers,
when in need of a laxative effect of a promulgation of his falsehoods.
is to deal ill a good article and to treat
and at the close, was a first lieutenant in
gently remedy, than by any other.
WHY PUT UP
his patrons well. Hie way is the high
the regular army. Ho rose gradually
A parishabl* mark st the laat renting Children enjoy it and it benefits them. ALUMINUM IN LITHOGRAPHY.
road to euccess.
and at the outbreak of the war with
place ol your laved ones when you can I The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man­
Spain, was a colonel. He was appoint­
(dvantagea
of
the
Met.il
Stock Breeders Attention.
get a goud marble headstone of your ufactured by the California Ffg Syruy Some
Fiate (her the t'umheraome
ed brigadier general of volunteers, and
Co. only.
We have for sale a few head of extra Granta Pass dealer for $15 to $18.
Stone.
commanded one wing of the army al tine short horn bulls nearly oue year old.
El Caney and San Juan, where he gain­ They were sired by a fullblood Kruik-
A steady demand for aluminum is
ed for himself « name as one ef the shank short horn imported Iron the
springing up in various kinds of print­
foremost of American generals, Afttr Kendallville herd of Cresco, Iowa. The
ing processes, as will as in lithography.
the outbreak m the Philippines, he win Kendallville herd of Kruikabank short
When its surface is properly prepared
given a command there and has run horn cattle have taken more first pre
it is capable of replacing the ordinary
derail efii< iont and vigorous service, be miums than all other cattle in the United
lithographic stone. The advantage of
having, instead of cumbrous anil heavy
ing one of a trio of generals who have States, they are not only the largest and
stones, which can be printed only on
conducted the last brilliant campaign. Injst beef cattle, but the best for milk
special slow-running “litho” machines,
At the time of his death, he was stand­ and butter.
thin sheets of na tal, which can be bent
ing in front of his troops and was shot in
Not with-standing the sire when ten
into a < ircular form and printed on ro­
the breast by a Filipino sharp shooter months old cost |15O.O>) in Iowa, we
tary | :• sscs, is evident. In Germany
five-pound sheets of aluminum are liv­
will close out what few we have of these
The republican national convention
ing used as a substitute for the usual
extra choice animals at $.15.00 each, il
will meet in Philadelphia next June
8ol?nhofcn limestone slabs, weighing
taken quick. Call at the Cars ranch hi
to nominate a ticket for the November
50 t.i 1 i pounds. After being polished
Deer Creek valley and set* them, or write
election. The democrats will also be on
with ground pumice, the aluminum
8. D. Muonic,
sheets are dried and washed with a
hand in season. Another long cam­
Dryden. Josephine Co. Ore.
patent
id solution, and after a second
paign ia in order. Four long month« of
drying are ready for the imprint. The
shouting and hurrah, of gyration and
sheets eost only one-third of the* stone;
gesticulation. Campaign excitement is
to correct an error the ink has simply
Ine politicians' weapon, but it i« a poor
to be washed out with acid; there is no
thing to seek for truth. Mai y questions
liability to fracture under heavy pres­
Taken I p
will be brought before thu people in
sure; and both spare in storage and
On the night of Dec 14, there come to
Novemtier, HMM) for their solution It is
labor in handling are saved. The qual­
|>oa«ible that some of theae questions my ranch a 3-year old Alley with white
ity of work done < n the metal plates is
your attention to my
excellent, and many establishments in
I»’ i ioreheatl and one white loot,
have more than one side for consider­
this country are now using aluminum
ation« Questions of public import branded on right thigh. Owner can
plates and rotary presses.
hue saiue by paying charges.
should be handled coldly, deliberately
BDITOMN AND HM<
.
)h‘ii*s Suits mid Overcoats.
The main thing for you to consider is:
Don't lie too
Delay fosters uncertainty and often disappoinf-
ment.
It you delay you can't blame me if the very
Suit or Overcoat you wanted has just !>cen sold.
Exceptional values m Men’s
Heavy
Woolen Shirts, Hosiery, Blankets, Etc.
Underwear
iriittnn «ipek» Statehood.
Arizona people believe that the cen-
s of 1900 will show a sufficient popu­
lation to warrant the admisión of the
territory to the union. Arizona had
59,620 inhabitants in 1890. and the claim
ia made that the territory has doubled
in population »ince then. Increa»e«l
activity in mining and the development
of copper and gold mines is respon-
tible for the increase. Yet, even if
\rizona should have as many as 120,-
x»o inhabitants next year, it would still
ack 53,000 of the ratio of representa-
ion ndopted in 1S93.
New Mexico,
which is yet a territory, has more than
as many inhabitants ns Arizona.
Whi< hev»*r way the balance of right
leanw in the Transvaal business, it can*
not Ire denied that the Boers are carry­
ing with them the sympathy of a great
numlrer ol the American people. A
g'Mhl deal of this sympathy is due to an
admiration of their superb lighting qual­
Farthest front an Orenn.
ities. The British soldiers are generally
most continental region on the
supposed to have no superior in murage,
globe- farthest removed from an ocean
capability ami general fighting qualities,
—lies in central Asia, south of Tsain-
and they are well officered, but so lar
Shan.
It lies lie low the level of the
MARRIN)
HORN
tin* British army ha« I hmii beaten at
ocean, and the Rundan government has
every point, out generated and out­
established a meteorological stati i,
bKI I’M VIER Ri’l l RT- In Mr.th.rd
!>•<•. 20, 18*9, George Fehlmmer of
there.
fought, They have come up against
A cts gently on the
Josephine coumy ar<l Mi«e l.ulu Bell
something solid. Few (relieved at the
Salt Lake lllmlnlihlng.
Rol erte of Jst kaon county.
GR!GU¡¡X—At Eagle Point iVc. 17. 1899.
commence hi ent of hostilities that the
to Mr and Mrs I’n »maw Grigsby, a
The reason why the Great Salt lake
GEGA\ — BAII EY In Auhlnnd Dec
little repulilic could so tax the efforts of
son.
in I’tah is growing smaller, according
24, 1899, A. B. Gegnx and M im Bertha
the great empire as it seems likely to do.
May Bailey, by the Rev. U. W. Nel« |
to Prof. James E. Talmage, is that the
While England has an immense army,
•on
volume of water from its four tribu­
TraiiNiNi I
r, EANSES THE ¿YSTEM GOFF—B<>ll.ES In Grant« l au« lH»c.
tary rivers is being more and more «li­
•he can afford Ur concentrate only a
Cramer Bros, have received from the ver ted by irrigation.
20, 1899, Eugene Goff of Leland and
certain |M«rcer.tage of it in South Africa
M im Laura Boi lea >i Mvnle week. Wilhelmina Society of S,$n Frxnvisco, a
EFFECTUALLY
erregt
UMLLT,
She has so many foes to waU hlhat she D,s-£i c
’ i
I
REAME*—(N)LVIG -In Jacksonville,
cauuot afford to weaken any part of her
Red ('rot’s Society for the relief of the
at
the
refi
I
»n.-e
<»f
the
brulé
’
«
parents,
“far flung battle line.” When Buller
l>ec. 21, 189*. by Rev. S. h. Jone«, wounded and the widows and orphans
was given command in South Africa we
Clarence R«anie» and Mi«a Clara Col- of the Transvaal and Orange Free
OVERCOMES
4
Monwly Wrinkles.
were sorry fur the R<>ers. Buller was rep
Mk
State Boers in their war with Great
Il ther ■ in • holder or two hung n. ar
resented as a man of severe methods who
STRONG—BROW.\ \t Reno, Nevada Britan. Those who wish to give sub*
the oven door, there it not th« tempt*
had a des|»erate hatred ol the Boers, He
De< 9 18‘.»9, Frank B Strong ut reka ' etantial evidence of
their symiNMhy tioc to uee the apron and perhaps soil or
ami Miss Blanche Bruan ul (»rants
would not accept tbs command until he
with the Boers, can bring their contri­ bnrn it.
P bm .
was assured that he should
have
butions to Cramer Bros, hardware store
If the home dre.sia&krr would iron
tbs supreme direction of affaias That
from whence it will l»e forwarded to San oat her paper pattern, jaet before aetag.
DIED
being the case be wonlu eat his Christ
frvT tm < itMviNt •
0 fry
Francisco, and from there it is sent her cuttiag would be much ea.'er end
mas dmnsr in r retoria. But alas for his
II ARK N I ►> Al 1.1«
rvukiviK« near
to the Red Cross Society in Amsterdam more exact.
large expectations. The British have
Gran tn F am , on Wednesday, l>c. 27.
I. tltie j hi Jr, n b*V« »rm* . <•
DWW, 8ainti?l llarknMB. ago about 81 Holland.
as yet not been able to approach the bur
year«
they «ill be kind and genii« to them, and
ders ol the Transvaal. Buller has been
For Hale.
Mr HarkneM wiw an old and much
feed and care for them regularly and
up against the entuuy just once and was
House and Lol, wall located. Inquire
rfapectad citiien of thia county whoa?
tenderly; it will help mold their char
promptly and incensidsralely delea'ed
¡ of W. II. M kubitt .
death leaves another gap in tba rank« of
actor, and be a source of innocent plea­
Buller has been succeeded in command
AT THE RIVERSIDE NIRSERY,
sure.
•onthern Oregon'« piliwtl.
by Field Marshal Lord Roberta, who
Gua for Sal«.
Try saving every «crap of tissue paper
(.RANTS PAW. URL,
has. as chief of staff, Gen. hitclisner of
A 44 calibre, ’73 model Winchef ter that comae into the hone«, lor eipine
Koudan fams. Kitchnsr was successful
riffe lor
I
sale at a bargain Call at this lookingglaaeea. It ¿vn a pecu ar lin­
in fighting the wild Soudanese, but lbs Vou will find a nice lot of healthy
office
ker to the glaee
Apples, latest keepers as
Boers are a difleruAt proposition. The trees.
Repeated headacbee often come from
Soudanese are brave to insanity, but well as earliest.
Pears, Cherries,
Tram for Sale
disordered viaiou. If in doubt have your
UNDERTAKERS
they ar« a rabble and are also impsr- Plums, Peach Prune.
A apdendid team, about Il.M) «eight eye, examine.! by an oculist, not a pa k
Nut aid
EMBALMERS
feclly ariued. The Boers are cool, delib­
• print «**■'» n»d eew liarneaa for enie peddler
Shade trees, as well as Berry plaa'.s.
erate aud thsir fire is murderous, They
for $235. There ar» good driving or
Try waahmg oyster sheila and keeping
(let my Prices before you buy.
OfBc« on (>th 8t. oppo Coart Ilou»»
•hoot to hurt and always have an object
work horse« »nJ the outfit ia a bargain. tMin on band, a* two or three K m ed in
R«*idrii<-« North Tib St.
to shoot at. They «io not fire al ran­
For particulars inquire al the Courier a tan kettle once a week «ill proveal
dom a.id trust to luck, in addition to
1 T. TAYLOR.
GRANTS PASS,OR j other.
met from forming.
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
HOLM \\ A SON,
▲
«erware
h China.
j deal of RUT* n,,><)n'
» Orleani war h«rM
„. -in the faculV of
...and face. wfa“'h
,t »u.-es»ful politl-
ey
h»e« out of leu 1
I powers of tmth *tIil •
.ut frata of memory
ha*
and
art*
uple. the ca« of a po-
•re at
,t a public reception.
r< "
be »urrouudvd by a group
-rs, who know every!»
bently a valuable con»
hex. * *toionci,’ whisf
•hmen ’here comes
"an active party worker
idiuiri-r of your», lie uiet
( fall.’
lb«
miptlv. AVbatdoe» Io
CL
er. back- ’H*’’’ s l’r,M
haut, n i>lie. the benihrnaii.
m
time the vulunble coiiatitueD's K1’1
tl
|.,w are
iuy d,ar 1!r
in rar nge. ‘I ,m, the nouble.roriliaily.
Blank G’excla
,1 to »er you again: «
‘I’m delight?
bow is the product
on?’ Boor Blank ba
Tha ,t the famous ma
him so accurately n
as a peace wk and 20 -r
to tell the stori in proof of the colour
rniraculot » mental gift»- Thus reputa-
tions arc made.
• 1 ubv this illustration becauit
incidents are the commonest thi
the world. 1 have witnessed hui
of them and happen to know th
fame of more than one big num <
retention of camel and face» rest.-
wholly upon little remedies of that
character.”
□d ex mine our line of these goods if you
to find a desirable holiday present.
You
d our stock new and complete.
Hair- Riddle Hardware Co
AT JEWELL S OLD STAND
IEADQUARTERS 1OR
_______
AMIAELL I L'i 1ATIGUED.
BOOK T2T5, NOVELTIEJ
e and Complete Assortment Just Received,
The Roman conqueror was home
aen-in. sat s the Washington btar.
lie had viewed the triumphal arches
and heard the plaudit* of plebs and
patricians. The calcium lights had
played on him for miles along the line
of inarch. The chairman of the com­
mittee on arrangements approached
hitu and said, deferentially:
“General, have we left anything un­
done which might convey our apprecia­
tion of the fact that you are the hero
of the hour?’’
"Nothing.'’ was the answer.
“¡las the procession been as long as
you think it ought to in passing »given
point?"
"It has surjiassed my expectations."
"Have you heard all the speeches you
want ?"
"Yes, thank you."
"Hare you had all the music you
care for from the glee club?"
"Yes, thank you."
"Have you had all the breakfasts arg!
dinner» and .'Uppers you want?"
"Yes. thank you.”
“And all the fireworks?’’
“Yes, thank you.”
-I
"And all the speeches?’’
“Yes, thank you.”
“Now i» there anything else you
would enjoy? If there is, please men­
tion it. for you must remember, general
we think the world of you and there
isn’t anything we wouldn’t do for you."
“Are you n.re that if 1 spoke candid
ly there w uld be no offense?"
“Absolutely.’’
"Well, 'o tell you the honest truth, I’d
like about 2« minute*'ileep.”
urchascs now while the Assortment is Complete.
NATIONAL DRUq STORE.
W. F. Kremer. I’ropr.
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I he 1 you pay for a new wheel is some­
times part of the price. The bicycle-
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*k11f)fi 2-storv. ’
| u-ti-rrit boiin
brick eilar. milk Imusc. bare,
tool house, windmill, etc., tl lot»; attral
A' iiC.S live null, of limnts one half mile from l'ostultice. A»kl’iM,t
l'a-. l.i a. re.- lmitogtreee. a Voorhie*.
neral variety of rruit, 1 _1OUF, new
in. < orn< rib, woodshedgo^’weiL 17 Miles from Grants Pass 70 acre farm, 35
To Cure La Grippe in Two Days 3
Al-.a spring near bouse. JZuntof ~acres under fence, s acres <>i winter apples
Take L axativk B bomo Q uiwimb T ablets . ■ a«, lir and pine f< i tire-*iij |,e sold and peaches, 3 acres strawberries, bouse,
barn and out bui.dings, good well IDUO
All druggists refund the money if >t fails very cheap.
to cure. E. W. Grove's signature on every
<)ne :1‘ re o| i:‘nd near town,4-
s.bmii
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« linter
I jox .* 2
room hou>t*. two barns, weih,
apple* . and B ’j fp I good )I «
■aring; 5-room hard fn.use, I, out orchard. Half down secures it. Trice A
VoorLie».
h l ■ ‘ost­
•ìli ■•. yj.kio, a>h, balance pri ie e de
S* m Y/ w u | Seven and one-half screa of
V our hies.
v/W jun(i within city limits.
Two story, ten-room house, nearly new.
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Good
out buildings. Nearly all of the land
“ 1 ' lied 'i bean of city. esj4t
is in fruit bearing, consisting of choice vari­
or business location.
eties of apples, pears, peaches, nectarines,
prunes, qtUD4 as, et
I j A-re* of red land ly»‘<est. x- of small fruits. A deep well of excellent
‘ ’ po-urv, hve a< res in (.“n/a'his water. This is one of me finest, if not the
- one mile from Grants •> ijking best locations in town. Overlooking oruad
’indand aimost perfectly p,i ftom fields and rugged mountains. Oiiered lor
■r* -i, will make a line orcharc 1
sale on account of poor health of owner.
Price & Vooi* List
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Candles
Nothing elan adds no much R
room or t -iuil., r .. t hr «
n« a<h« fr ,ni < t .RhOV I
luthin< will corit
artistic «avcesn
fra or d.nurr, T
candlea for ths
uo*t elaborate
tA<e or manaion.
bod ths luowf deli
•TAMDVRI) oil, 4 o
•nd sold everywhere.
Four-room
bouse in gi
lol> for ii •20ta.-h.-p
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$1500
Down and '. ■■'..ntiiue ’--'-
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plain tiouse, harn and sheds, f1 l*rxrlnuj
i rees, 44» acres of good j . i' er mining grv»oa
<>n place that can be covered by <11 ud .
i arm in summer and mine in winter.
Price & Voorhies.
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One block in
)tar old fruit trees plat e
■”\'''.tr> ten producingaugn
1» tr t, berries and gi ruck
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huu>e and vujing-,
a good well, hive mini.|ic ’
! (hurth. Would se!-lot"
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nier lot,) for tChXi
‘¡•I lnuht a beautiful buildin 3
"it : e south of toi ubjt I lilt house, 8 room>. bard tinisn.*£JJ
well and necessary outl'iiiidings,
*cr*J
tor orchard ur gram.
01 land, at a good elevation aixive tueie»ei
of
the
town.
Owing
to
change
ot
■ ei to another state, owner M ill seif tl lesstuiw
•e
cost. Enquire of us.______ _
and ' heap.
D octor
for
N ïh
$1000 ere».
A
of loo acres a?«
a< res in ciQiB
' '-nzl variety <>
t. Waier forjng
l-urpuse». yi,
a ■ ii a bargai-ou
»<mt tose* it t ‘•■¡«re it is Bold.
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ISO'S
ACRES just north ui town.
frame house, lan<i in good cuitirafion
About one-halt in tr nt. A bargain.
$325
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■ res
nexr
and plaster finish, Ncany new-
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is dark loam and has a general assor
of fruit, from apples and |*ars uo»n
strawberries, ami »de ted from
¡es two mile of ri» ties. A good well a .id necessar -
>small house.*al buildings. Making a very pl««*®; (
Fien I M* an 1 wiuiin 10 minute» walkvttner •
itile :<»f
Fi’R BALK UR F.XCHASOB-
bju) .v in -
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hundred a;
O ,Vl “ •
■us; lath âne«» •*
this is r ver lM>ttoin 1 here are L'
th pump in i; • inter apples tree» *
neral Variety c, tiety of small fruits, l>erri«’>. etc . '
inter apple». ■ finish bou»e of nine r"
.in<i uro <. b
fit I lar, good burn and ouibuildinf^
J with good windmil an I unK ...
r tt .de for u »mall pia
1 t'-'*n’
:si
■OCHA »1
i-illANtlE GROM
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It/ old trees ju.-l
c.w
I pies from <inville. >
‘or,
< lution. Will ex. han
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< Ipssi.or goo-i farn ' »*•*
i tllev
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