Rogue River courier., July 05, 1900, Image 4

FEEDING
AN
ARMY.
Sunvwr Ro«uti
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
Mounted Animals
ind Heads
BITTERINE ,i \KEILS.
11» ).<Aol at C'oto'fn, th. popaUr
' To U m mountains
MB I cur
r« » wer« •ummer restorl, 1» in charge (hie summer
lu ten- Shy Î,W
' creasing nambers yearly look lor th«
rar. The of II. C. Telford, fortt»erly of Granta
sortir«! 10 villar l«rrt
days <4 rw aaalton and re •«•rea 1 un neo
1 yield wa, stellt I ! •.
the acre, I’a»*. Coleslm is ¡nested m the heart oi
An Enormous Task That Involve«
U m Up All the Crease iront Stock | aary to maintain the h ** »an w achia*
«-rut.
MD'itb* »*’ u. resulte
the >iaki>oo moowiaise
it H>nnt*i u* ami hr one of
lair workiiig ctjodltk*«. Tho la
Much Labor
yards and Packing Houses.
*1 ioga at
For Itu y«^r* Main
♦*
the most p -lean*, and attractive lorali-
sloth of the tcawhorr |4vr ee v« y erd U'
th«* rate «fi aj .UJ u . i »*'
MMDIHU a
teaontke
<^.a»<
in
which
to
spend
the
¡ year, and 1 ■ w the rut 1
, ive while it lasts, but mat •y Uv
hot month* et sutumer.
Superior ac-
er. Hu»
I that liie annual outing t »bon Id provt
1 to me«t th«*
4» Ulkt
coir mod at ions in ay be 1 H>cnmS at very
pulp mill*.
not uo y radical change < air and
Ukw
Ul, or
From Gire w ich rrsor'ls aince 1A40. rearooab*e rale* at the
rounding», but al*o such SliUJtdaiioo
desirab
e
camping
privi!«
that
tecroiogist
find*
tn English ti
I may be re-
Sagging energies as will provule brawn
wh«u thr fir* ihrrw moulha of tbe year I cured
i Las been ' and vigor for tbe ret mu to lata*
F.r
It is very probable that $0 people are wet ther ia * tenrkrncy for the
Tba Colealm nonerai springs alt
i 4* ury I this they urge (be mountain cil tat an*l
out of every luu think of an army a* •umntrr to b cool.
farmed for their health raMoriug qnaii*
Ago »t<o*k ' ramble, tbe balsam oi ti«e moa tain
a great aggregation of fighting men,
A smoke 01 r«hnar.re pesntd in l)r
ties and this fact, in addition to other
e
hr Vt anh­ | pines, and the clear, unaduberated
armed to tbs tretb with rides, swords lol.. SOliM* ti iuir ago ha» brri» dec
pieaanre-giving attra« t. >:>* of tl • re# rt,
and what not, while they, never once uncotj»t ¡tut tonal, 011 the grouud
| moun*am air.
beautiful scenery, pure water and invig­
give a thought to the "men in the no device or no m na eitet whtei
In this direction tbe 8b<wta Route
ii-
orating air, makes Colestin tbe lamp-r's
rear." Yet these men in the rear prêt «-nt >n*okr Si sde< iiafelv aa
I m>w atfords a wealth of aitrartion» Tite
' idea).
in this line
are an important part of the fighting ordiimn«-r rrquirr
1Í Vi
entire line of road from Ashland.to Ked-
machinery, says the Detroit Free
Mr Telford is al*o bottling the Cole­
pile»
A raft to «*011 tai
ve any specimen-’» you wu
| ding ie studded with « harming and sc-
Press.
stin water to supply the valley towns,
le. Wt ».
being const rurted
|cea»ir<le betels an J camps, where are moun
> ut Hl
. apply at theComiER o
When an army is encamped in a
tc i Those w bo are unable to visit Cotai in
a San Franckm
tor uu
cheer and comfort and healing s< reason-
friendly country there is not so great
Japan Wh« n con
: ta prrson will thn* I*» er ab’ei to enjoy
a difficulty in feeding it aa when it
able cost, and where vou can hunt, tteh,
he CM fee» !oSg. X
at least a part of its ptaanurrs at very
is penetrating hostile territory an<!
ride, loaf or play with e<jnsl fa : ity
will coni sin 14.000,
rno>b*raie
expense.
ow
grade
has separated itself from its owu
Or if you look io* healing waters, none
An <)b«er»ain»n
A m e va mina t ion
gr
he
m
irket
¿««untry. And yet in either case ft
NtJTICE TOCREIHTuKS.
from which Mane
li
sill m > for belter can be found. Lot or cold, than 01 unique design, will 1»¡vrays be found
I
is no light tasa to furuiih and dis­
11 m »pring** of Ashland, <tale»tin, AnJer- at the end oi the N< r’hem Pacific'®
rive* ¡i* mí
In the ( 'ounty Court of the State of Ore­
ha* rev
h
tribute the food that is to keep, say,
t I
gon for the County of Josephine.
ut clrsnlm
The e
r
<•111* <1 son, Bartlett. Byron and f'a»o ¡loble-.
SO.i’LO Stotnanhs sutiafied and 30.0< mj
North Codfr Limited, both east and west
In the matter of the«
mtthe
iieiore visiting Europe, the |*?oplr of bound. (ibeervauon p atf*>rni ie ail and
hearts in the right place This is the hi th«’ city, th»* negl in
eHalo o< Eno« h
Notice to Creditors
distrirt.
and
tl»»
worst
in
ih»
country.
ck
work of the corn in I »«ary detriment
tbe Northwest ehuuld »»e 1 lie glories c a half fret tang aud ent ,re width of car.
Moon, deceased, ’
A new sy»trrn of gurr firing, consist­
11 Kin«.» <
When an army si viaion or an army
Yosemite valley, and the wondrou
Noto» i« hereby giv«*n by th* ttoder-
Ladie»’ otaarvaiion par lor is 23 le»*l long
ing
in
enlarging
th»-
char.
ta
r
a*,
tn«-
ri
r
tuli»«
corps is encamped at home the prob­
' siimed, **Jmini*tralor of U»e estate ol
groves of Mariposa ami Cat vera*;
A. D. Chanion, Ass’t < irii’i P aís . Ag't,
brirch
nii
'I
filling
it
wi«h
water
be
­
lem of getting supplies ia com|*ara .
I Enoch Mo/O, deceased to the creditors
Parisians are likely lo make irqi
3jU
a
255 Morrison Si.. Cor : H, Portland. Orv
ft
lively simple. Someti 10«s they are j tween the charge and the projectile, of, m<J all persons hsving claim* against f
concerning ti»e»e attractive r«**orte
n 1 r t
furni*hed on contract.
sometime* | I» claiinftl to give enormously high tbs said de«e*s»d to exhibit them wi h
urn
»lit
bought iu large quantiiie* a week or [ lut.zzlr velocities, with 1rs» fouJir»g and necesrary voucher* within six month*
Send lo Mr. C. If. Markhswt, General
PARKER S
eig bt to
HAIR BALSAM
more in advance of the time at which !
after the first pubi«« ation of tbiewdhe
Pa»*enger Agent, i'ortland, for new
im L
><1
. to ths said a*!mini*trator at my offi- e in
A a I
they will be needed. The con>mixsary '
ttf
• 1. ««?'.»■' v •l'
booklets on < asi e Crag. Shasta springs,
IOrante Pa»», fGSvpJime « '»only, Oregon
W-- r FalU -a H.<et rw Grwyl
re
g»-nera! is responsible for the procur- (
Hair to it* Tec -ful Coior.
I MuCiou'l river, Yo-emite, andexenr-
Dated April 26, 1900 A.C. Hot««,’
Lw»«
c
« kC'F ’ i - äc .
k
ing of these supplies and having them , til
net ten of an
I rates thereby.
A din UH*» rater of the estate of
in he in
depotitr«! at a depot within -gsjr ! rx
three ecu-
Enoch M x>n, dr »'«»rd.
• ful pi cal u <
rea**h nf toe troops.
h fibyirfeisn.
jf de ûng Lui
Each company of a regiment has it* | V
<1 - ar:h we igb-
•\oriCE TO CO.VTKtBllTE TO As-
Uli nib hr pial « f! n M llltiM
cooks; each regiment has its com­
bF>.-ME5T WORK.
fl
Ai m J beef lard te saved
missary depot where supplies are
íghír.g five poi:
To SlIlkF.Y M. M tx,\ -
ly
n t! ti:*frrr»d in. nie« ly
kepi suffi' lent foi, say, s week or ten th
P' t will v. at* reu
Ymrare bwgwby no'ified that the «in
» to hevarioiiF faetoiics
villow had gait
dajs for all ths men. Men are de­ 5 < •
dereigned have perforated the a*
irt cf t } • or. <•« -» is
tailed from each com ¡»any to assist in in wright, wBile th«* m
menl work upon that certain mining
1
besit thr thousands
the work of getting the supplies from had lot t ot »rly i * d »une
claim situate on Bolen creek, in Jose­
phine County, Oregon, and known a*
the regimental depot to the company rnont iafri t rr«l that the pl
« il tl:».! leave the Stages vun l»oth ways daily between Grants Pas-. On gon. and Crescent
City. Cal., passing through the following interior points: Wilder-
the McCoy Placer Mining Claim, the lo­
j» ii
kitchens eiery day. Others are de­ due only t<i <» th»* waft») « a
ly irosi-bound, vur-
cation certificate oi said claim l»eing re I II l»f V
reK
tailed to help transport the supplies supplied. J M rfiern Imtc
ville, Love’s, Anderson. Kerhv. Waldo, Shelly Creek.
»ny p»<J !»• tini k it
corded
at
page
251
ot volume 5 of the is for
to the regimental depots from the provta that the gain vi
c; t hr»«- bari t l>u re
Patrick's Creek, Gasquets.
mining record* of Josephine county, fill« d
general headquarters whenever th« mraMire flu« to cartam
thut can ta 0 <<ç-
Oregon,
and
that
the portion nt said CM»« d
stores in the former are getting low.
the air.
d and turned into
work due from you to the ondersignod
_____
As all supplier are issued from head­
< liver«<1 to thr fae-
as your share *>f said work nt ae follow*, tor
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
quarters only on orders and rerrlpts
FILIPINOS IN CALIFORNIA
«arrrte urr «inptird
to wit:—Lor the year Is97. 62000; for
arc given for everything secured, it
to thr grea*e pro- Leave Grants Paas.
... • a. >n. | Ix-ave Crescent City . . 6 a. tn
the year 181M, $20.00; for the vear 1899, th«
Us*
h Tmtlnr mtd I »» •• Other» VI ho
can be seen that there i* an immense
gain.
i 1 is 1- thr Arrive at Waldo..........
8 p. tu
$20.<X); and if said »urn* are not paid to
.6 p. ni. | Arrive at Waldo.. ..
Staat Hitch is Tb*lr Mr-
T t in thr fr.u<*h-nd* Leave
amount of clerical work necessary to
the undesigned al the expiration of
.
.
.6:30
a. in
Waldo.
..................
4
a.
tn.
|
I.eave
Waldo
•
pffthr
<
Hill»«*.
«¡
the smooth and uninterrupted work
• ìy rotor« d butter- Arrive
ninety day* after this notice bv pohln a-
at Crescent City.. . 6p. in. | Arrive at Grants Pass .4:30 p. m
II * II
of the department.
lion, your interest in said claim will be­
1 tb< pi t .’i ni time.
Oth< ru»a’i .u • un», u ( ulifornia jour
The scenery through which this line passes is Iveautiful. A de-
come Hie property of the iindervfgn -J,
ft
When the tr<e»j»s are in barracks the
gotten up for thr
lghtfv.1 mountain road from Gasquet to Crescent City. Excursion
work of the kitchen ran be l»etter at­ iiadiMl ami writer of "Down the Line" your c«? owner* in »a I mine.
¡tale of first |> ib i< a’ oti. April L'. »•« *’»
1*
A
it
1
in
Hu*
Los
Angeles
Herald,
ha*
lately
tended to than in the field. Rang« sand j
for the production of f or rates during summer season.
E E. <»ot«lint,
• in the city faetorie».
All necessary utensils are on hand and been told from authentic information
J. C. HARPER, Grants Pass, Or.. Manager.
J.
F
WiencAMt
sr ,
of
thr*
«•
t
*ilipin«>ii
who
many
jeura
ugu
prix •uri < f tl • puck big
hot meal« are served to the different
N. H uwomtii .
settled
in
the
golden
htate.
11c
ta-gin»
mess table* with regularity, \\ I m i. i;.
vani*? ihLttaput
>• t lr
Electric li^hti
ulk packagi».
In
the field, either field stove» are uwd the story by »aying that ”thuMs who
fat pi
for rooking or
partially covered consider the Fi.ipinos just a little In the berths of the >tandar«l Fnilmane I th
«i« t thuf cannot ta*
higher
than
the
brute
animals
may
be
thr t
e tirata il» way Into
trenches are constructed, with an open­
rr F *S’~r
OrYTr^TT
of the Northern I’aciflc’e new North '
ing for the huge coffee kettle and an in terr *t e<L to know that ther»- was one
is AhipiMd all over
Coaet Limited will l»e appreciate«! by
of
that
nationality
who
for
01*05
yt'srs
oven for the baking of bread.
Id aw !<>w ns < ight
Pacific cue*I and inland empire travelers
tal’ow i* sold from
Whenever any important move is to wa» a prominent tracLer in this state,
P'
Two
light*
to
each
aection.
A»k
our
and
thut
two
others,
while
their
*ta-
if
in
«dny».
l uti« rinr
be made by the army each toldier Is
n
ap manufacturera.
usually supplied with rations for a tion in life was humble, stood nt the agente lor the North Coa««t J.mit« <l lea!
top
of
the
line
in
their
rr>.p«*<
tiv
•-
call
­
i re, etc., hair to
let. A. I>. Charlton, Aw’t Iieneral Far
day, which he carries in his haver­
Isrwhere.
ih ire
sack. These he 1« not to use un­ ings." Then he gives his authoi itj for eenger Agent, 255 Morri»oii nt. Cur. .» I,
whut
follows
authority
that
cannot
ii imal contractors
less ordered to do so. There are, be­
Portland, tire.
Shunta
Route
hr
doubted.
u«-rr>
• >1 ►« •• h p
11«
« r> « fui
h 1 i»n
sides, two days' rations carried in
Hr continues: “About 35 jear»- ago
transport for each fraction of a com
* tl*.* « ’ >» rvntic h
Train*« I.Grani« ras» for
AH < ni| * a
« f thr
maud to tide the
troops over th»* there cume to < atnulus two Filipinos.
lan<i und W ay Biatlon* at 4 IO
W h
march. In the English army there On« wax a cook and throth« i a farm­
have *«
b< biisl-
a in and <1:15 p.
are even wagon arrangements for er, uml neither of them could hr sur­
tter 11« k v, DII
1 he nook i«
br i - ! e» ti inni
cooking meal* on the march, great passed in their work.
quantities of soup being heated and alive yet. th«)Ugb very old, ami te sup­
Lv. . Portland . . 8:3 ) a.m.
The heart ia the moat vital organ of the body.
7.00 p.lll.
meat and potatoes being prepared ported by the roiiiitv of Vmturu, ex­ It la the > ri/!ne that pi' pels the u
.r
and
A r. < irantsPaw». .10:48 p.m. 10:10
cept
when
b«*
desire*
Io
makr
bis
home
tenda
aaatenanca
to
ths
nerves
and
brain
and
Ar.
while on the march
But when the
I. i n i li < v< r thr
Ashland. . . 12 3.3 a.m
11 .30
\r >a< raiuento
5 .00 p.m.
army moves away from it* taise of on th«* ranch, where a place i* always to ail the organa of the body. A flaw in It"
4:35
X-n I n iindi;iid
tuet
ban
min
ia
certain
to
give
rl»e
to
aeriou*.
reaily
for
him
Thr
on«*
who
was
the
Ar.
San
Francisco
.
7
;45
p
ni.
9 .fiO
supplies then it is that the feeding
f t!
remita
Weaknessdenote»
farmer
knew
the
ar>
of
ngricultui«*
problem becomes more complicated.
in
n
ngt t >0»
the presane* ot a flaw. It
Ar < )gden
. .. 5:45 p m. 11 45
There are always a number of men from top to bottom. No man on thr
bill r. dthcrrws-
la a forerunner of some­
Ar. Denver ...
9:00 a in.
u Ol
it :
detailed from each regiment U- asai«t ranch before or after his time under­
thing more srrlou« that I«
Ar. Kant*«* City .7 :25 a in.
t :2o
ret.
in the work of bringing up supplies stood his work un will or emihl <lo it
to occur You are the
Ar Chicago . . . . .7:55 a,in.
9 ;30
enginrer. Ix>ok to youf
The keeping ojwn of a line of com lietter. Both of thrse in« n wti* pob
enfine. Hee that no acct UNAPPRECIATIVE NEIGHBORS
munlcntion with the baae of
»up- M*N»cd of ti rcmurkubie in* 1 ' hty. I m -
Ar. Iz>. Angt-Ir». . 1 ;20 p in
7 00
ing « apublr in all w ¡iy s « f holding 1 heir
dmt occur» HUDYAN
plies 1* the first thing that a coin
\r El J’*-.
I. 0»
0 00 p.m.
la what you Med. HUD­ Ililak Harri«» I > « . IJlruIrtl Kirrie­
mander must see to, for it means the own with no n of any otht r 1.. •
Ir.
Fort
Worth.
(>
.3o
a
in.
<i
.30 am
YAN will strengthen the
Tbte is interesting, but a mor«* strik­
muir ‘*wl’ ,l««i t
riti«»’ lin» rru
safety of h!s army. If this line of
Ar. ( ’ity nf Mvxicir> b:55 a.m.
9:55 a.rn
heart. HUDYAN will
ing
fact
is
pres«
ntr«l
by
Mr.
Mrvms
tense.**
communication Is but a day’s march
Ir. Houston . . 4 00 a in.
4 50 a.m
make the heart in tier hl
Srnatoi K. M
Ar. New < triean*. 6:25 a tu.
the work ia simple, and it dors not wb»n I m says that
ti :25 p.m.
Hron< and hard. Do not
Whit«,
who
made
such
a
«
’
miii
.
i
Ar.
take many men detailed to wagon
Wmh in gioii
<• 42 a.m.
6 .42 a in.
delay too long. Bogintbf
ir. New York
12 :43 p.ui
driving to replenish the iin|*overi*he<l and logical hhiii I against th«* wm
12 42 p.m.
use of HUDYAN now
FOR SALE BY W F. KREMER
larder. But when the distance ia in­ Smith, of the First Hgiment, nil
TO I’RI ST CARS on
creased to 60 or 100 miles the trick is ther M< Ken non. chaplain of the Fir»t
car* Saurumen q to
rrgi llir 111. were nil taught to write
one ot great difficulty.
and Tourist cars to
when at college by n Filipino in the
IB THROHBINO IN THE TEM-
There are along this line of com
New Orleans and
FEES WHEN LYING DOWN. HUD­
munlcntion two lines of transpirt pet >on of Prof. Fernanda / u ho lit hl
YAN will cauaa the li>.
* t..
, mt
th««
pluce
of
writing
mnmter
at
anta
wagons constantly on the move ami
ff-fl RINGING IN THE EARS HUp-
in op|x>*ite directions. The on«* lin«* Cis*. u co’.lege for muny yea lira, I think,
Connecting at San Francisco with sev­
Y r N
1« for wagons filled with store« and ut.| I hi» «icMih, which <><*< cnrrefl only
eral eteuinaliip lines for Honolulu,
linu.
supplies for th«* army. Th«* other is ¡« A w y «lira ago. Hr wum * n man of
JapAn. Chin:«, Philippines, Central and
4 r. A L ! E H N A I '
I'
made up of empty wagons going back lligll il 1 t .1 I l> UM li t h llll<l i’lllHIlill •
South \merit a.
W<»»t ' tr »l<w* adda i> ■ ,
FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS HUD
to the base for other loads
Easy Honnlify. You know a very larg« pro
' th»- <’ti»riti of th« <1r«’.T::ü I
portion of th< prominent in« 11 in this
YAN Willi*« 1« th* circular
. i •
|
r boudoir *- th* «»ft ij radi- ■
stage* are made of th«* journey.
i i^rtit from < < »H|H)V \ i ,
■
Se«* .1. P Jr- er, agent al (iraní» Poss
to It* normal condition and kc«p a <<oibtant
' * *
< ■ < ■ thv U
Within easy reach of the army 1« sfstc were educated at Nant*. < lara all
Paas »tation or audre^a
healthy color In th* cheek«.
<»f
whom
had
Fernand«
/
iim a w’ illtig
"»
hniiw
Th»-
!>•
-t
<tio
rntabliahrd a second base of supplies
randl*»
for
th«
•iinp
•
-»
C. H. MARKHAM. G. P.
7 FALPITATIOW OFTHEHKAHT
nioMi «latMirst« f c.
f
where n great amount of store* la lench.T. ¥•• I tlierr ate prop!«* w I m hold
ha-J
or in»n«ion
Made m af
AND 1HHEOULAH IJKATI ME HUD-
Portland. Ore
accumulate! in order to enable thr that th«* Filipino* art* not capiiblr of
aud lh«uo«t 'Irlieat* t iuta by
YAN byHtt'DK’ •nitif t he li-Mrt i
> an 1
* I on cui» oil < o.
army to extend its o|M*rations further self govrrunirrit and mnnot be cdti
the
nervea
that
aupply
It,
will
etop
ttie
¡>«|pi
1
ar.d an Id evv-ryrbar*.
hr men­
from its principal toise. Of course, a rated because they have lo t I he
tat Ion and fluttarlng and cauae the l>> art to beat
railroad makea the thing doubly sure tal resource* to ciiublc *hrm to iu« rt
regularly.
and quick. But there is usually a th«* rr«|iiirriiirnts of citl/« n*. It v.<ml<l
R TH HOB BI NO IN THRSTOM ACI1
goo«l «leal of wagon hauling to be Herm that nun who niuk«* superior
It l
done even with the rnllroiida. because farmers, rooks am! college tracht r* appear ehortly after the uae of HUDYAN
it is not often possible for an army could manage to cottiprtheiiil Ihrir du­
Thouaande have been cured of ||<»nrt Weak-
to confine its operations to lhe line ties* fit* <-itlrrn* and might I m * found
■eaa by HUDYAN
■
of rail communication. In any case, e<|i»nl to the responsibilities of srlf-
too
HUDYAN will ««ft
i I
from the nearest ba»»«* of supplies ar,- giiw rnmetit
, ■
HUDYAN from your dm
It ia a 1
. r r
1 •
n W m I ngtMU
brought thr diviaion or regimrntnl
% llr««»r Mnii'a GtStlrNP««.
In ail drugstore« for < |*r > p" o k >u.«, or «
' Seudn..;
__ ___ __ . .»g «w l«hnt'»., with d«-«crip
wagons, which are filled on rr«|ulsi
package* for I' -» If your dm.’.: «ti.ii t
The irmy and Navy Journal gives
>n. W* «dv»*«, li nalrnlsklc w «••<, fre» et
ti«»n and receipts are given for the
charge. Our fer no<
till paient is mvi
Step II, send d'r* t t. f HUDYAN RE M-
touching* incident, which »how* how
A P»Mmr-
•Atenl*.
supplies received.
IDY COMRANY •* ’
*ntlr .’i nature may exist iMPtieath the
ro«t of ** ua <* ta th< V. S. *nd iureig* ctx
Consul: the HUDYAN DOCTOR*.
Mat free. AdJrcss.
A week’s supply or evm ten days*
erne»* which nt times reckon* not
FREE. You -Hv.a
•
"w i juist wnt
f<»od ihou|^ be at hand whh the army.
ie life of men while in the pursuit of a fr«*e conauliation It you can
»I call o
From thr regimental depots the com- ' «•tori
The late < Hiiini!)ml« r James doctor* writ* to them fur a<l
O** P*vr*T Orncc »'«»MimaTo* D C. £
pany gets its food for each day, and |
given tr** for th* M»k; ui« a -.
it is transferred to thr company's J
affort
kitchen. Herr are great kettles of cof- 1
One
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPA..Ï
nm f..rt
fee steaming over thr Are. with bacon
i re
Cse. Bloskt»», Mark»« a nd &H»a Bt«
or oth»r meat rooking in the pans
hta
EO YEARS’
Thus the food which started as the I
had
BAN FRANCISCO. CAL
EXPERIENCE
contents of one of thr box«*a in thr 1
mountain of supplies on the shore
»%
The l>l 111 na * *r*
Inally comes to the piste of the sol
<>f lhe’Norlhern Pacific i »r’the|!ni|
tier to give him strength.
«•or
and new train service <al
Sometimes s filing column takes n«»
dn V
3, an« thoroiitihly modern
enminissnrv train whh it, cuts it«»r|f
T ract M arks
rd, ami will I m » r>
off from Its base of supplies and
D esigna
They will
moire swiftly through the country,
C opyrights A c
I
d«ar
taking a few days’ rations. This <sn-
on* time.
n«»t ba done unless the country is
dry him
I*asv. Ag't,
thoroughly known and can hr depend- I '
his life.’
Portland.’Ore.
•d on for food.
Mounted Elk Head.
Idaho Deer Heads
Oregon Deer Head
Deer.
Panther.
Black Bear.
S. II. CALHOl N
Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage' Line.
(¿arries I . S. Mails, Passengers and stage Expre-s
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