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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1901.
HEAVY UNDERWEAR .
San Jose and Mackinaw
-Shirts and Coats,
None better !
Reduced prices to close out line of LADIES and CHILD
RENS SHOES
WELCHS" CLOTHING STORE
NEXT TO P. O. GRANTS PASS
D
R. R. E. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN and BURGEON
Offlce, Room 2 over Post Office. Residence
Kane House, oppo. Ibe Western.
GRANTS PASS. - OREGON.
D
R. Cl-IVE MAJOR
General Practitioner of
Mkdicisic and Slruehy.
Office in William:! Block
C. HOUGH,
ATTOKNKY-ATLAW,
Practices in nil State and Federal Courts
Oflice over Firet National Bank.
Gbants Pahs, Orkoon.
II
C. PERKINS,
U. 8. DEPUTY
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
OuANTb Tabs,
Obkoon.
QOSHOW & SHERIDAN,
M1N1NU ATTORNEYS,
Spwial attention given to Mining
an ! IjiiiJ Laws, ami Land Oflice practice.
Rosxiii RU,
Oheuon.
QEORGE II. BINNS,
ASSAYKR,
Office opposite Hotel Josephine,
tiRANTH Pass, - - Okkoon.
Willis Kramer
HANl'PAVTl KKU OF
Jlyrtle Creek
Extra Iamily Flour
And Everything tliat goes witli Kirct
CIbfs Milling.
For tale by Chiles, Delematkr,
Vadk, Pike and Cornull.
Call (or it; same price as other brands
DRESSMAKING.
I am now prepared to do all
kinds of Dressmaking, and
will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Tailor Suits a Specialty. r
In connection with Dress- I
making I have decided to teach f
a class in Cutting, Fitting nnd f
Dressmaking in general. Any f-
one desiring to learn the trade S
is invited to call aud see me. &
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MIS. W. P. S HARM AS, &
Over R. O. McCroskey's store. Y
FIRST NATIONAL
OP
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stocky - $50,000.
Receive denosits subject to check oroo
Certificate payable on demand.
Sells Mailt drafts on .New York. Kin Fran
cisco, and Portland.
Telegraphic transfers (old on all point in
the United States.
Special Attention given to Collections and
general business of our customers.
Cullertinns made llimtle-hnilt Southern
Oregon, and on all accessible points.
J. D. FRY, President.
J. T.TL'Kl S.Vice President.
li. A. Booth, Casluer.
J
W Gj' custom mills, assaying
and ore
Cliarlf"11 edi'or ol the Times
m as in f Saturday.
er, the piano tuner and
musiciJ10 Uranta Pass last week
tuning
Lippincott, daughter of
s. W. V. Lippincott, 01
of consumption on Tues-
week at Riverside, Calif.,
A DAY WITH THE CAVALRY.
Charlton Perkins Tells ol his Trip After Fil
ipino Incurrtctos with Uncle
Sam's Vfarrlori.
Misaf
Mr.
MedfoJ
day oi
in hop of being
whereM 80ne
beneB ehh.
Nov time when croup and lung
troub ,e rapidly fatal. The only
harm edy that produces immedi
ate re i One Minute Cough Cure.
It is feasant to take and can De
to quickly cure coughs, colds
diseases. It will prevent
n. Dr. W. F. Kremer.
essmore, formerly editor 01
regon Eye at Medford and
the Pacific Rural World at
lace was in town this week
lookler his property interests near
this I He is now the owner of the
J. SBin place three miles east of
tow i ones creek. Rev. McCain is
now icling the Rural World. He
will nue that publication on much
the fines as it baa been heretofore
could with the additional feature of
relie
aud
cons
A.
the
recc
the
ten
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thof
was
Muter, of Portland, representing
enco Crittenden refuge home,
Sunday anil addressed a meet'
iiiJmien and girls in the afternoon
Presbyterian church on the
Which Beset Girlhood." In
tilling she addressed a union meet'
the interests of the Florence
leu borne. Mrs. Hoxter is very
and sincere in her cause and
jnded the undivided attention of
hddience. She told of the work
s being done by the institution
she represents and impressed all
with the necessity of such work
good rcsu'tn.
Made Young Again.
i of Pr. King's New Lite Pil'.i
ght for two weeks has put me in
ens' again" writes 1). H. Tumi
pseytown, Pa. They're the best
world for Liver, Stomach an
Purely vegetable. Neve
Only 25c nt Dr. Kreiner's drug
Advert Uetl Letter Llxt.
owing is the list of letters re main in
ilied for in the Grant Pass post'
Saturday, Jan. 13, 1901:
in.Mrs M.M. Korzerton. Jenny.
krv. Mr. L. Miandv, Airs, llaltie
Plimell, rYiniiie,
(iKNTI.KMKN
i, M. Itarker, f. II.
e t, J. C. B iweriiinn, II. II. 2,
lis.Mr.liunen, llalvokn, A B.
hr.ey, E. 11. 3, WaUon, Manger,
eli, Nathan, lloliinsnn, II.
(era, Jolm, 3, Roberts, Mr. Nip
Ativan, H. F. Thuiiiasaon, Mr. N.
elch, an,
C. E. HahmoN,
Postmasti t
THE
MARBLIi AND GRANITE WORKS-
J. B, PADDOCK, Pkoi b.
I am prepared to furnish anything in the line ol Cemetery work in any kinl
of MARBLE vr GRANITE.
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble business warrants ray eayK
that I can fill your orders in the very best manner.
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kini
Mjrbie.
J. B. PADDOCK,
Front Siroer Next to Greene's Our. shop.
New Bakery
AT THE CORNER OF
4th L Front
Is now opened and stocked
with Fresh Pies, Cakes, Cook
ies and Bread. Don't forget
the place, opposite Chiles'
Grocery Store.
Mrs. 0. W. Pettit
i
i Representative Grants Pass business Firms.
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N. E. McGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furniture ind Piano
Moving.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
N. DeLAMETER
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED
A full and complete line of all kinds of
(Staple and fancy Groceries,
Canned Goods,
'PHONB No. 85
Etc
The popular barber shop
Get your tousorial work done at
IRA TOMPKINS'
On Sixth Street Three chairs
Uatb room in connection
J.M.CHILES
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
TABLEWARE
Fine Butter a Special t
SWEETLAND & CO.
FRESH and SALT
MEATSg
'PlIONI 21
The local President came rushing into
the captain's office the other day and
exclaimed that a body of insurrectos
had been seen trayeling across country
a few miles west of Calaaiba, and the
nn who broueht the news said he
was auite sure he were a body
General Melvar's troops who had caused
the Americans so much trouble in this
Southern Province. The captain at
once ordered out a squad of 20 mounted
men. and as the captain gave me per
mission to go we mounted and rode at a
apid pace for about four miles, passing
scattered Philippine villages, ancient
pueblos, still inhabited by non-com
batant's, and these old ruinea anu
bandoued cathedrals which gives lo
the region Its peculiar atmosphere oi
mystery.
At last we came upon an olu aban
doned sugar mill, and near by lound
three hombres, cutting bimboo. Their
actions did not suit the captain so be
ordered that tbey be taken prisoners.
After questioning them without gaining
any knowledge as to the body of insru-
rectos who were at that pom during me
morning, the captain ordered three men
to take one man and go a few paces out
sight into the bamboo, and fire one shot
to make the remaining two believe their
comrade had been shot. One ef the men
returned and took the second man, and
the cantain asked him where their arms
were, but be pleadod ignorant and was
taken away into the thicket, when the
.i.arn renort of the Krag was heard
again. One of the .oldiers cume out to
take the third man, when he expressed
his willingness to show us where their
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arms were, lie toox us io um uuiicr u.
this old sugar mill and inside we found
three rifies and two bolos. Then the
two natives that were supposed to have
been killed were brought out iu the
presence of the third and the expression
on their faces when brought togeuier
was really amusing.
Placing a guard over the prisoners we
left the main traveled load and went
north towards the Calamba rivel aeross
larger tracts of cane fields, reaching Hie
top of a small hill we c u!d see perhaps
20 men or more just crossing the liver.
We opened fire on them but with no
effect, they soon disappeared lulo the
tropical jungle on the other aide) ol the
river. We advanced to the river but
decided not to follow any further as the
tropical growth was so great we could
not travel on horse back. Turning up
the river we came upon a bamboo house
with the white flag flying from one of
the windows. It is Invariably true at
this stage of the insurrection that wher
ever the white Hag is there are insur
gents close at hand, rjearcning me
hnnan we found several tons of rice and
a poor dog. Setting fire to the house
we rode a few paces back to see it burn
Bamboo when burning pops and crack
like the report of a rifl.t, and one who
heard it for the first time would swear
it was rille shots. A very atrange thing
occurred while this house was burning
the do relused to leave the place
ltl.miijh both doors were open, but tf
, inert and burnt to death, bark in
until he died.
Returning to where our prisoners wore
we started toward Calamba, marchin
them between two detachmonls. ires
ently we came to a large field.on each side 1
of the road. The three hombrei teapeu
and ran like antelope across the 8eld
from us. All fired at about the sains
time and one fell, the other two going as
fast as their legs would carry them.
My horse became frightened at the shots
and when I bad checked him and looked
around there was only one uative In
eight, and he was about lo roach a large
bamboo thicket and escape without pay
ing the death penalty for carrying arms
against the Americans, but the captain
dismounted and taking rest over his
horse brought him down. Examining
them we found each shot caused almost
stant death.
nd as the sun's last rays did fade,
Into soft dim twilight blending,
Wo lelt those Insurrectos there,
To sleep a sleep that knows no ending.
Charlton h. i'kkkin.
mines. We see a good many men of
large means that have come into our
district looking (or mines. Options on
some of our best mines have been
secured for Colorado capitalists.
G. W. Chapin, Ed Culp, B. F. Moss
and Win. Litten spent day In Grants
Pass last week laying in supplies for
tbe winter. If there should be any big
washouts on the railroad we might run
short of the necessities ol life so the
above named gentlemen have plenty to
live on, storm or no storm.
Pat Flanagan.
PRESIDENT BOOTH'S REPORT.
The Work of the Grants Pass Mining
Commtrclal Club is Outlintd by
the President, J, 0. Booth.
and
New Store....
Old People Made Young.
J, C. Sherman, the veteran editor of
the Vermontville (Mich.) Echo, has
discovered the remarkable secret of
keeping old people young. JFq years
he has avoided Nervousness, Sleepless
ness, Indigestion, Heart trouble, Con
stipation and Rheumatism, by osing
Electric Bitters, and be writes: -h
can't be praised too highly. It gently
stimulates the kidneys, tones the
stomach, aide digestion, and givee a
splendid appetite. It baa worked won
ders for my wife and me. It's mar
vellous remedy for ojd people's com
pluints." Only 60c at Dr. Kremer's
drug slore.
A New Departure.
Farm and Home, advertised in con
nection with this paper, with its quarter
ol a million subscribers, has inaugurated
a now departure in agricultural journal
ism. It takes hold of mattera by the
business end. It not only tells its
readers bow lo raise the best and largest
crops, the best treatment ol stock, etc,
but devotes special attention to tbe
marketing of crops. It shows how
farmers may co operato to secure
larger share of the price whtcli tueir
nrodnce brings in market, mis is tne
dollar market that every farmer is striv
ing lor. A copy of Homemade Contriv
ances, a most useful book, containing
.n n.cea and 750 illUHtiations, is in-
laded with each subscription.
Furniture
Carpets
Mattings
LaceCurtains
CoU
Mattresses
Pillows
' Linoleums
PictureMoul.
ding.
" Bucklen Arnica Salve.
Has world-wide fame for marvellous
..nt-ua it surnames auy uiuo, -"
lotion, ointment or balm for Luis, unrns
Burns. Boils, Sores, felons, Ulcers
Tetter. Salt Hheiim, Fever Sores, Chapped
lands, Skin Eruptions ; tnlallibie
for Piles. Cure guaranteed, tuny ua
at Dr, Kremer's drug store.
Ths old reltalile-The Weokiy Oregonlan,
To the members of Grants Pass Mining
and Commercial Club.
Grants Pass, Ore., Jan. 8, 1901.
Gintlimin : The position to which
yon have elected ma is one that any
citixen of your town mightjustlybe proud
of, and while I acknowledge with grati
tude, and thank you for the high posi
tion of honor, permit me to say I had
hoped some one better qualified, andl
more deserving, would be chosen presi
dent of your association ; and while I
extend to you my sincerest thanks (or I
the high place of honor, yoa will allow
me lo aay I fully realise the (act that
you have givon me a Tory responsible
position, and put upon mo a task not
easily performed. I shall try to serve
you, howevor, to the best ol my ability,
and therefore ask the co-operation and
support of every member of the club,
and trust you will lend your influence
and put (orth your beat efforts (or the
promotion and sucess of the organiza
tion.
By the regulations of the club, I am
required to submit in writing, a report
at each quarterly meeting of what has
been accomplished by tho club during L
the proceeding three months. Also to
offer suggestions and out line work (or
the next quarter. I attract and require tho attention of
On Octobor 23d, the nrst meeting was ,hia committoe.
held for the purpose of organization. Tn m oin0 the mining intorosts of
Permanent officers were elected. A i-,.,!, in count are on the eve of re-
constitution and by-laws read and refor- Broater attention now than ever
d to a committee. The various stand- . ln ,Ilfl l.t-tory 0f this section of
lng committees were autnorixed to tie, country
and were subsequently, appointod by , we nooj is cnpjtal, and it this
your president, and on November " ,mmittee can assist in "y 'ay to in
another meeting was held and tho or- pir0 jonfliionce and attract capital (or
ganization perfected. Uit duvoi0pUient of our mineral resouro-
Bince the oganixation, and up to the es they will havo accomplished a work
present time, the secretary informs whlch will mako Josephine county ono
the executive committee lias held a meet-1 iq wealthiest counties in the stale
ing. Also co in m it Use on literature ana
exhibits; committee on mining; com
mittee on entertainment, and commit
tee on roads and transportation have
met.
NEXT DOOR TO LAYTON HOTEL
Wo havo moved from tho corner and
now occupy tho entiro building next to
the Layton Hotel, where we will GUAR
ANTEE to save you money on House
Furnishings, Furniture, Carpets,
Wall Paper, and everything for tho
houso.
WallTaper
Crockery
Ulassware
Lamps
Tinware
Oraniteware'
Wooden ware
Tools
Mirrors
Watch Our Bargain Tables
Granite, Tinware, Kitchen Helps losa than elsewhere.
(baring Multnomiih),and Grants Pass not
only becomes a large town, but a pros-
porous and beautiful city.
My attention has been culled to a sug-
inwtinn mails that the transportation
The committee on litoraturo and . ml roadswav committee shall see what
hibits has under its care the placing of canuo done n Grants Tass to provide
a mining exhibit in tho Bonthern 1 acl- r ... ith , ui,lic driveway. A
fie depot at this place ; also one at Ban g00j anJ gllrBctive driveway could be
r ranciaco anu l ornanu. i j .. o .ih .trent and Orchard avenue
The mining committee visited the , the Merlin county road
Champion Gold Mining CompMV 1 d tuck to town : diatanca 0f about
i .. . ,. A. llnrher.,.!
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i i ik.i .11 can en ov on tne pruiainy u.i """ '"i -1 three m les. or ud or down me rivur.
nrn iuiui iva ...... . , .... ... .... . .
Observation Car of the new North Coast sout in a report lo the Mining fcxenango Such t urjvowny Would not only be nico
Limited, in operation on and alter May
on the Northern Pacific. This Obser
vation Car will be a danuy. uei a
North Coast Limited leaflet. A. D
Charlton, Ass't Gen'l I s. Ag i, xoj
Morrison St., Cor. 3d, Portland, Ore.
POLITE IN FACE OF DANGER.
in Portland.
The enturtninmunt and transportation
and roads committees havo reports pre
pared which will be submitted at this
meeting.
This. I believe, briefly covers what
has been done, and now as regards the
work to be done by tho sevoral commit
tees in the next throo months to come.
for our own citizens, but would attract
the attention of visitors from abroad as
oil
1 desire to call the attention of the
committee on manufacturers and power
to the dovolopnient of the water power
in Rogue rivor. This stream has pow
er enough, if properly doveloped, to run
all tho factories and machinery requir
EitrordlBrr Coolwesa of a UalU
. DnrlPB rtr Astom-
Thereare, I believe, tea committees ed to support a large town, and by dl
G. 0. FISHER
FRONT aud FOURTH ST
INSURE IN THE
TRAVELRES-
( ACCIDENT)
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
A. E. VooRniF.s, Act,
G. D. CUSINO,
WATCHMAKER.
Watch and Clock repairing
All work guaranteed
OSce with Wilson A Roper.
jf Grants Pass, Okk
White House Grocer
Staple and Fancy Gbocekas
THE HK8T UY IVERYTIIINU
AT ALL T1MKS ..
'PlIONK 131
'Sewer Connections
j Metal Rooting
IGas Fitting
'Plumbing
...Pipe work of all kinds...
CLAUS SCIIMID
STAPLE GROCERIES
CANNED GOODS
flour and fu;d
Sixth St., orr. Citt Hall
Bids fumUhed for all work,
lave orders with
t rainer ltros,
Haii-Uiddie
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with v
. Hardware 9
Hardware
II. H. BARTON,
WATCHMAKER and
JEWELER.
Full awortineut of Watches, Clock.
Terwrar and Jewelry. A uooa
AMortment of Bracelet and
Heart Bangles,
Clemens' Drug Store.
Sil-
T. F. CROXTON,
Dealer in
OYSTERS
Every Davland Nislt
. . . at . . . GROCERIES
BERT CORTIIELLS
FRONT STREET.
GROCERIES,
DRIED FRUITS.
FLOUR AND FEED.
front Btrset.
'n all. With the exception of the ex
ecutive committee, each one has its
. . .1..: .1 1.. .Infl.....1 II. nrr..wl, anv
"The coolest man I ever met," said """"7 a
s New York fireman, relates Collier's suggestions that I may make to the
Weekly, "I met at a fire in a dwelling various committees, I do not intend to
house on Fifth avenue, vts muuu niin limit or ourtnil their worg. 1 uesire
In an upstairs front room, dressing to Bimpy to cull the attention of each com-
go out. The fire by this time was surg- mltu,e ,on)8 W(Jrk that nil(llt LJon,.
Ing up through ths house at a great niinini,,comnjttee . manifesting
"-Hello., there!' we hollered at him i"1"". d K?d ,tart'
when we looked In at the door, 'the and no doubt the services of tbis com-
house is afire!' mittce will Ikj required to examine other
"'Would it disturb you If I should mining properties, and new discoveries
remain while you are putting it outr 0 n,i,lea may be made which will also
he said, lifting the comb iroin hie nair
and looking round at us. lie had on
a white evening waistcoat, and hi
dresseoat lay across a chair.
"Seeing us staring at him, he dropped
his comb Into his hair again and went
on combing. Hut, as a matter of fact,
he was about ready, lie put down the
comb, put on his coat and hat, aud
picked up his overcnat.
" 'Now I'm ready, gentlemen,' he
said.
We started, but tbe stairway had
ow been closed up by fire. We turned
to the wlndowe. The boys had got a
ljiililer mi to Ilia front of the houaa.
Now, then,' we said to bim, when Residence and business,
we came to the window.
'After you, gentlemen,' he said.
landing back. And I'm blessed If we
Idn't have to go down the ladder
rst." .
verting a part of the wator from the
present choline.!, a large amount of mm
nroductivo soil could bo converted to
good garden and agricultural lands,
This committee might also encourage
th establishment of creameries on
Williams crook, Applegiito rivor and
othor points. Such nn Industry could
be mado remunerative to the iuvestors
as well as a source of revonuo to the
county.
To the
conimltUio on legislation
would submit the qnostion of assess
ment and taxation. Also improvement
of our present mining laws (or the. bet
tor protection of our mining Industries.
It would perhaps bo well lor the commiv
tee to investigate this matter and re
port thoir findings to the members of '
the Oregon Legislature, which conyenea
on Monday next, at Balem.
We need funds, and it the committee
on ways and means, together with tbe
committee on entertainment, can sug
gest or devise whereby means can be
raised, through a atreet (air or some)
i .t ;tl
ether Ktnu OI enienainmeui, imj
greatly assist In carrying out tho objects'
o( the club. .
I would (urther recommend to ma
committee on literature and exhibits,
that as soon aa the mining exhibit has
been placed, that suitable literature be
prepared (or showing np the tarled re
sources and advantages of our county.
Let an article be prepared on our mines
by soma well known mining" man, and
on agricultural resources, by some one
qualified to write such an article. Let
the lumbering interests be written np
by a lumbering man, and the history ol
the county, with its development to ins
present time, and its future possibilities,
be given in charge of some one well
posted on that subject. In my judge
ment, each of these articles should nrsi
appear In our local papers over iu
signature of the writer, and later be put
in pamphlet form for free distribution.
By the foregoing suggestions I nave
by no means exhausted tho possibilities
of work to be done by the several com
nilttees, but U tho work, aa outlined,
bo performed, I shall have more than
exhausted your funds.
I havo to say in conclusion, I look
forward to the coming year as one of
business sctivity for Southern Oregon,
snd I believe Grants Pass will ba more
prosperous than in any year of It pre
vious history, and I beliove this club
can be an important factor in the devel
opment of Josephine county. I am,
with great respect, Yours,
J. O. Booth.
President of Mining A Commercial Club.
i SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY !
FOR INVESTMENT AND FOR HOMES !
Administrator's Sale
NOBTH
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Kinneyvillc News.
We hear of prospecta for weddings in
the near future. Tunnel 9 figures in the
ist.
We would like to have the correspon
dent from Leland write more news as he
a a citizen of lhat place and has more
me and opportunity to write.
The railroad company has begun the
construction of the spur to the wood
i-umn of Cox and Kinney. That will
i. more niliiia- uround. Ibe wooa
ard is all fullal the present time.
Times are lively In our town. W
an see a change for the better since the
town has been organized. Wearethink
Inif of ringing the curfew or evening be!
to call our children from the streets after
certain hours..
(l W. Chauln took a trip to Grants
Pass one day last week with his Uara
i. retort that on the Grave creek hill
be foond the snow hob deep )lo mi
Tlia roads from Leland to
lrnt. Pass ate bad. Borne of the cut
rerte are in a veiy bad condition.
w am havine- nuite stormy weather,
Wa have had a little tr.ow but no win
.A d.a mo. la fast melting away. Tbe
cattle in the hills are doing well, only
few haviim come In for their feed, w
are bavins very little cold weather but
must expect some disagreeable weather
at tbis timi of the year.
All of the miners have plenty of wate
and the prospect for mining la good
To see a large ditch away np on tbe
hitfh mountains is quite a sight lo the
newcomers that have never been in tbe
-or-
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,
in
cluding lots on Cth street and
rrout street.
The same will be sold in
front of Court House, Grants
Pass, on
Monday, Feb. 4,11)01
At 2 p. M.. without reserve to
I. ... ..... r i t-
There is no iK,ison so hiyhly contagious, I tllC lllPneSt DlUUer IOT CaSIl, De-
no dece jive and ao destructive. Don't b estaie ef M M, Hark-
L-K. aure -ou ore cured because all external lng l""- ebUUC VI AU. iA. aiuih.
tlie d'K'ior wy yu arc wen. many
LOTS. BLOCK.
2, 3 & 8 4(5
1 & 2
7
7, 8, 9 & 10
10
A 7 U J?r (t
ill parent lo child xt 1 1-ts 7 u
sr if Khnimatiam, ? '
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80
81
1. 2. 3. 4 81
9, 10, 11, 12 84
ii'-acre lot 1 T
2 & 3 acre lots N
All in Original Towusite.
To find lot count from north'
eatt comer of block.
Look it up on the Map and
STREKT
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sons have been dow.l with Mercury and
Potash for mouths or years, and pro
nounced cured to realize when too late
ihat the disease was only covered up
r n driven iromwe
UUO Bfl'JOta UkO. )rfaCe to break
out a.ein, and to their sorrow and mortifi
cation find those nearest anil irarc 10
them have been Infected by this loath
some diicase, for no other poison is so
siT'ly transmitted Irom
a. Una (iftru a bail case
Catnrrh. Scrofula or severe akin diaeaae,
n ol 1 sore or ulcer developing in luuldlt
life, can be traced to blood poison con
'"ea'rVy I7" SSn f t2t9 PiU'onU
life, lor It remains smoldering in me y
tem furerer, unless properly-treated anl
driven out in the Iwginn.ug. 8. 8. S. is
the duly antidote for this peculiar virus,
U;e only remedy known mat can over
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
it does II116 v thoroughly and ellcrlually
that there is never a return of the disease
to emh.-.rra.-. or humiliate you atunvards. examine the PTOPCrtlCS, SO VOU
Ln "n any and' all will be prepared to bid at time
Oy r. Yvetages; coiusins nc
vj K Vi )t mineral to break down
JTjj J CitJ yoirrconriitntion : it is
purely vegeUMe and the only bloixl puri
fier known that cleaners the blood and
.t the same time builda up the general
health. , ,, .
fiur little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete and iustruc
live ever lasued; It not only tells all
lbout this dinease, but also how to cure
yourstlf at home. It i free and should
he in tbe hands of everyone aetkinj a
cure, fiend for it
1MI SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. C.A,
of sale
Any inforinatiou regarding
sale of lots see
W. H. FALLIN,
Administrator,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
SOUTH
Sale Positive Remember tbe Date mondav, yw. 4
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