ROGUE RIVER COURIER
GBAKTS PASS, OREGON.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1902.
A lively municipal election wait
hold at Milton in this state, recently.
Tlio IsHue was the siiloon question and
the election was won by the prohibi
tion element Tho W. O. T. U. held
continuous prayer meeting and the
church bells wore rung every half
hoar, lest the voters forget. One no
usual and somewhat startling feature
was the dragging of small-pox patients
from their beds, fumigating and then
voting them. Tho saloon men of
a neighboring town, it is said quietly
worked for tho prohibition party in
Milton, that they might continue to
receive its whiskey trade.
It is now discovered, or pretended
to bn Imagined to be discovered, that
lnsiini'HH is caused by a microbe; that
it is a disease, liko drunkenness, ma
laria or measles. This d'scovery
Will undoubtedly bo of great comfort
to many icoplo. It will ho a satis
faction to indolent jwrsons to know
that they are not to bliinio for their
laziness; that It is not lliemselves
who are lazy, but tho microlics in
them ; that therefore they cant help
it and don't know what medicine to
tako. They will bo nblu to continue
in lnziucss in a more peaceful and
satisfied friuno of mind than hereto,
foro.
Judicial lightning has struck in
high plaoes in the city of Portland
and a number of well known men
among whom aro Ex-Municipal Judge
McDevitt and Councilman Fred T.
Merrill, aro held to answer before the
grand jury to tho charge of gambling.
A short time ago, Mnniclnl Judge
Hoguo and B. B. Bockman indnlged
in a sight seeing tour among the
gambling places of Portland. This
came to the ears of District Attorney
Chamberlain, governor-elect, who
indicted them as witueses and made
them tell what they saw This they
were very unwilling to do, as they
did not liko to get their friends into
trouble. It required a threat of con
tempt of conrt nnd the county jail to
makn them bilk. As a result of the
ornsnde gambling as a business is below
par in Portland at the present time
and many of the oxrators aro sccning
locations elsewhere. The determined
action on tho jmrt of the district
attorney recalls tho opxHition that
was madii to him in campaign times.
It was said that ho was such a "good
fellow" that he con Id not act contrary
to tho wishes of any one.
Tho Venezuelan "incident" has be-
como an "affair. " Tim warshijis of
England nnd Germany have 11 rod on
Venezuelan iKirls and have roused the
runUh. American ire to a high pitch.
Tho Venezuelans aro determined not
to yield. Tho trouble is over an
alleged debt, not acknowledged by
Venezuela. A wnvo of indignation
is, as a result sweeping over all South
America and Chili and Argentina,
two of the most powerful nations,
talk of taking a hand in the struggle,
should there ho One. Tho United
Htates takes the ground that the
Monroe doctrine is not applicable in
cases like tliit, one, where the collec
tion of ill lit is the isMic. In case of
any ntlenit to seize territory, (hi
nation might be obliged to interfere.
The iMliiiiiina believe that it is the
scheme of the allies to get a hold on
Patos island. There is quite a strong
feeling lu England that the matter
has been bungled and that due con.
slderutinn of the step has not been
made. Many of her statesmen con
demn tho alliance with liermiiny anil
deem it a mistake to jeiquirdize the
friendship of the Vnitcd States. An
arbitration proposal is now before the
British parliament and there is lioic
that the matter may be sell led with
out further violence.
In nil article entitled "Keep Busi
ness at Hume," the Observer in its
last issue Hiurs forth its wi s into
tho public ear. The board of truile
aro priqiaring to issue a booklet to ad
vertise Josephine county and the con
tract for printing has not been award
ed. The Isiard refused seriously to
consider Mr. Chausse's claim that he
was "the only" ami asked for bids
from the other Cirunts Pass printers.
The work will lie done here if price
and quality can approach in satisfac
tion to that offered by larger printing
houses. The board will give home
printers the preference, but is not or
ganised f.ir the purs.se of dis
pensing private snaps. The. commit
tee was not willing to give the work
off hand to the Observer as the only
bidder. The article in question was
written before bids had been received
from the other printers, a somewhat
precipitous haste. The Observer as
sumes that it should have the work tic
cause it is the Observer ; in line, lie
cause "we" are "it." With this idea
predominant and glaringly siVotacu
lar, it reviles its sorrows and Its tin -common
virtues in this article which
is apjiaronlly a combination of wail
and threat. It has, it says, "the
only" equipment to do the work. The
amount of job work that comes to the
Courier office shows what the patrons
think of the several equipments, and
the quality that goes out proves tin
w isdom of their opinions. The state
ment that the Observer has done more
iu tho way of free advertising than
any other iaT or person is another
piece of ridiculous arrogance, unsup
ported by fact Wti will add, also,
that the Courier finds the business
men of Grants Pass liberal patrons,
both lu advertising and lu other lines.
GOOD LUCK
GOOD LUCK
GOOD LUCK
We have had lots of good luck with our Shoes. People
. tell us they wear well. We think it is because we strive
to buy the kind that wears. We do not search for
shoddy stuff when buying.
RED
W.
Front street, oppo Depot.
Forest Creek Mines.
A raining deal of importance was
consummated this week, in the pur
chase of a group of mines in tho Forest
Crock district by tho New YorkJA West
ern Mines Co., of which Foster &
Gunuell are the local managers. The
property comprises the Gold King,
Oregon Bollo and other mines and
was owned by John Broad, Thos. Keed
and W. L. Ireland. The purchase
price was 130,000, of which $10,000
was paid at the time of transfer.
These mines were discovered in l 'tll
by J. W. Coffmau and were located by
him in conjunction with Daniel Mo-
Phee, W. P. Allen and Ira C'offman.
The projierty has been 0erated from
tinio to time since discovery and has
panned through sev.nul suits and trans
fers. It has always been recognized
is one of the best properties of its dis
trict and has virtually paid for its de
velopment. There uro some 1500 feet
of tunnels and shaflHiind a Huntington
quartz mill is a part of the present
equipment. J. W. Coffmau, the dis
coverer, and original locator, is a
miner of many years experience and
his work has heuna vory material fac
tor in tho development of the proerty .
Tho sale was made through the agency
of Mr. Coffmau and W. L. Ireland.
Tho new owni-rs will begin extensive
operations immediately and are pre
pared to invest a large sum of money
in the mine's development and 'equip
ment, which will place it among the
best projK'rties of southern Oregon.
HOLIDAY
Why not buy an Xinas Present that will be use
ful as woll ns pretty.
You will find a complete lino of
Novelties at Dixon's.
for tho Holiday Trade
Ladies Neckwear in liull's, Stocks, Fancy Collars,
Powb and Ties in tho Intent stylos.
Opera Shawls and FuKcinators in Shetland Floss,
Zephyr and Silk.
Handkerchiefs in Hemstitched, Laco Trimmed
and Silk.
Golf Gloves, Parasols, Fans and Purses.
Gents Neckwear, Dress Gloves, Susporulors, Silk
Muftlers, Initial and Fancy liordorod llandker
chiofs, Fancy Hosiery, Umbrellas.
Come and soo what wo have
Shoes and Dry Good-
Coyote Creek looming.
I. W. I'otlnmn has recent lv return-
d from Coyote creek where he his
been doing some development work oil
a prosH'ct of excellent appearance,
which lie has ill that district. He re
ports the liveliest limes in the mining
line which have ever been known
there. In every direction are ledges
being developed and night and dav
the giant jHiwder is booming incessant
ly The rVribncr Henderson mine is
making a marvelous record and is ex
tracting the gold not liy t, ounce,
but by pints and quarts. The placers
at Uolden are making an exceptionally
good run and should have a record
breaking clean up at the end of the
season. Mr. t'offiuaii sKaks in the
highest terms of the Thompson group
of mines recently purchased by Foster
(tuiiiiell.who are taking hold of the
property iu a business like way and
will develop it into an excellent re
productive mine. Thev are the sort
f men who put llie mining business
oil a solid basis bv business like ile
lopmeiit and operation and the
ountry needs more like them.
!l!hB.y Robbers,
Ijist Friday afternoon the llrants
Pass-Williams stage was held up about
two miles and a half nut of town, l.y
lone highwayman. The robber was
masked with a white hamlkercbiet
icd over the lower put of his face
mil had his hat pulled down low so
hat only his eyes were visible. He
eld a gun on the driver, Kd Harriott
mil ordered him to throw his inonev
int. Harriott complied with t ...
Tom Kelley, a passenger was re
lieved of SO cents. While the hold
up was in progress, Frank Bryant
lrove up iu a wagon and he also was
held up but on bis ,;..surii.g the
rolilvr that he had no inonev. be was
mlcrrd to drive on. The driver was
'ben ordered to do like wise, and the
robber backed away with his gnu
ready for action.
tin the mine day, two in. u 1 eld lip
V J. He.ler iu the diy diggings and
v v v v ww
STAR STORE.
E. Dean & Co., Propr.
4
Scribner-Hendorsort Mine.
The Scribncr-Henilerson mine,
located on the divide between Coyote
mid Wolf Creeks, continues to be a
wonder. OjicratioDs urn now carried
on by means of an arrastre. It was
formerly merely sloiced , but a good
dial of the gold was lost by that
nit! hod. The richness of tho deposit
is marvelous as it goes all the way
from 10 cents to four or five dollars
to the pan. The ore is a decomposed
quartz and porphyry, so soft that it is
readily sluiced. The gold though it
is often found in large pieces, is very
light and jsirous and some of it
crushes readily to powder. The
deposit lies along the bedrock of the
hill, near the surface. In continuous
richness, ami peculiarity of formation,
it is one of Southern Oregon's most
wonderful mines.
Explosion ct Gold Bug.
An explosion of Home magnitude
occurred on Saturday at the (told Bug
mine. Fifty pounds of dynamite
which was being thawed blew np.
The damaged done was not serious.
Club Mows.
There will he an os n meeting of
the Grants Pass Woman's club, next
Saturday, December 20, at 2:!10 p. m.
in tho Woodman's hall.
The books w ill bo open for charter
membership. AH women who aro in
terested are cordially invited to be
present. Vida Moore, reporter.
The old reliable The Weekly Onmontui
GOODS
secured f.i from him. Thev also
were masked with white handker
chiefs. The elder of the two men
In Id the gun while the younger, ap
parently a mere boy, went through
Heater's pockets. Sheriff Lewis,
Constable Bundle ami Deputy Mar
shal Woolridge took up the pursuit
land the in. u were trailed for sonic
distance. At Hold Hill, three men
were seen to mount the blind baggage
'of the south bound night train nnd
Constable Long at Ashland was tele
phoned to iirrcst the men which he
did. On the arrival of the otlicers,
one oi Hie men, iicorgo .Mooilv, was
i liberated at Ashland. The others,
Kirkiatrick and Miller, were brought
! to tirants Pass, but could not lie
i.li tit iti.-.l as the robbers and so w ere
released.
I On Monday, a man thought to lv
the Mage robber was arresli d at
j Kerby. He gave his name as (.irorgv
Kleiner ami had no ditliculty in es-
j lablishing an alibi, as at the lime the
driver says the robbery took place,
he was winking in town as a plumber
for W. J. Cosiuey. He was released.
The highwaymen are yet at large.
Dwelling Darned
The tire alarm was sounded on Fri
day evening, ihc residence on Fast
I'lout street owned by Logan Wool
drnlge and occupied by C. V. Boul
ware being discovered ill flumes. No
one was at home at the t ime and the
tire wabla.ing out of the windows
when tirst seen. The alarm was
sounded and a few tiieiueii hilvriiuisly
dragged the calls through the mud.
After the hose as strung out, there
was a distresingly long wait for water
ami by the time it came, the interior
of the house was a roaring mass of
tlatucs. It was raining furiously, ami
the crowd of spectators shivered under
their umbrellas while watching the
tire. The roof was so water soaked
and the rain poured iu such quantity
that it trusted the Humes for an in-
r- .lil.lv long time. Huge masses of
ll .lies Tolled OUt Of 1 1 10 W'illlloWg Mill i
curled upward alxve the roof, from j
which huge clouds of steam arose. The j
firemen poured water into the house j
until the fire was extinguished. The
building, though it still stands, is an
utter ruin, while the contents were
all consumed, nothing being saved.
Both house and contents were iusurod.
It cannot bo known to a certainty
how the fire originated
Wildervllle Items
Mrs. H. D. Jones has gone to visit
friends in Washington.
J. B. Kobinsiou is doing some work
on Mr. Shehau's new house.
Miss May Ramsey is now employed
an help at the Wildervillo hotel.
A new road is being made to the
Chancy creek marble quarry and lime
kiln.
Mr. A. ghehan and wife have
moved into their house near Wilihr
ville, Mrs. H. Lewis visited a few days
with her mother-in-law, Mri G.
Lewis.
Mrs. - O. Lewis and littlo Goldie
have returned nfter a month's visit in
Portland
Any one wishing to bny a Rood pair
of canary birds can lcavo word at
Wildervilln office.
Tho Williams Bros, were out to see
about their mill last week. They will
not bn able to saw any more tuis full
on account of rain. Ztuioni.
Merlin Items
Kd Bland is quite sick at his home
near Merlin.
New stock of dry goods at McCon-
uell's store this week.
Rev. Mr. Leslie from (Iran's rtlss
was lu onr city Monday.
Lewis Crow has commenced work at
the Crow mine at Onlicn.
Mr. Ray Colby went to the Jewell
mine, on Applegate Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Massie and (laughter
Muble went to Grunts Pass Tuesday.
Russell McGaliard has ls-en hp
pointed deputy sheriff for-this pro
duct.
Mrs. Ray Colby and daughter Ken,
returned homo from Coyote creek Sat
urday. Have you seen the handsome dress
pattern at McCouunU's? Ouo dollar
to ft. 50 each.
M. Barickmau expects to leave soon
for Omaha where lie will make an ex
tended visit with relatives.
Jerome Powers entertained a large
number of friends at his home Satur
day. All present had a very enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Huusnor is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Roseubauiu for a few weeks.
Mrs. Farmer, an aunt, is also visit
lug her.
Mrs. Wright and sou Claude moved
on the farm at Hugo Monday which
they have lately purchased of Charles
S-xtou.
Rev. nnd Mrs. Rogurs were in our
city Sunday and Monday. Rev. Mr.
Rogers preached at the SI. K. church
Sunday evening.
We aro all enjoying the services at
the chaiM'l car. The car is well filled
every evening and all feel well paid
for going, ns Rev. Jaques always
gives us some things to take home and
think about.
Many have admired the bcatuiful
oil tainting iu tho w indow of Prof.
McConuells' store. The picture was
imintcd by Mrs. McConuell from a
study of apples grow n on Mr. Henry
Booth's orchard 011 Rogue river.
Nothing is nicer than u handsome
piece of jewelry for a Christmas
present. See McCounell's display be
fore buying elsewhere. He can save
money for you. Hat pins 2.r) cents to
1. .ill each; shirt waist sets '.'5 cents
to l."i; chains, charms, lockets,
bracelets, cuff buttons and rings suit
aide for all from baby to graiidmothi r
and a lot oi other handsome goods
which Night Hawk failed to barn
the mines of iu his hurried ll.ght.
-Merlin Night Hawk.
Jinny growers think that all kind
of trees do better if transplanted in
the fall. Trees for Kale by J. T.
Taylor, Riverside Nursery.
1)11. IH'NNS' BLOOD AND
NF.UYK TONIC.
There is not a woman in this land
but at some time iu her life would
have been the belli r for the use ol
this tonic. For diseases peculiar to
women, a belter medicine was never
made. It is composed i t the ingre
dients from which the system has
Ih'cii deprived by disease, over-work
or dissaimt ion. It enters at once into
mo circulation, building i
tne
tissues that have been wasted.
and
making pure, rich blood ::i the most
direct way. rn- weak, iiervoi
Ullsteailv Is olde. ruin lv. I,.. i
and
r
Mesh less ixople. it will make
tioeg
steady nerves and give the compl
ion mat w non some look that
nidi
elites Ileal, li. We have hundred
of
letters that p, ople have written lis,
saving that thev bad gained in good
sotui nesn hi i ne rale ol one to mri
IHiunds )ier week while using
Guiin's Blood and Nerve Trim
Hr.
should be taken after meal.-, i n,
twc. tablets each time. Druggists sell
u .. (icr Hex or throe box
f'.' .00, or sent postpaid mi mi
price. We rae glad to maki
fi i
ipt ol
tvplv
to letters of inquiry, the advic
w e
ive you is plain, and easily under
stood. Address Dr Lesanko Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale bv W F.
Kreuier.
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MAGAZK&W
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RtTlith. 1M labia, Simt-V. IVt. 5:
1I.1t, K"nruK.ll and AhMluivl
tj. iVflYci-FiUmif Vvt Paturu. 3:
CALL
Patterns
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3 THO McCALL CO.. I
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Grants Pass Hardware
Gompany
Front Street, Opposite Depot,
A. E.CARLSON, Pi opr. GRANTS PASS ORE.
Basket Ball Social
A social w ill be given on next Sat
urday evening lit Woodmen hall by
the Hiiih school girls basket bail team.
An i .c client program will be given.
There will bcCliristmns presents, of
sweet quality, oil sale. The iidmis.-ioli
fee will lie 10 cents.
A:i eleirr.nt Xmas Pres
ent ihose leaitinil Smok
iriK .Jackets at Harth and
Son's.
..For Christmas..
Hand Forged -
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Fine Rockers, Dining Tables
Fancy Stands, Chiffonieres, Fine Parlor
Suites, Lounges, Couches, Fancy Chairs, Roman and
Colonial Style, Etc., Rugs in Great variety,
Art Squares, Bamboo Goods,
X. I!. A lar-e lot
Uant'-s at especial
rvoirru
Mo more
Slue Mondays
Make Washday
a pleasure by
tisinj; the
automatic
Wringer
guaranteed for jears
It has Twelve points
snnerior to anv other on
the market. Call and we
will be pleased to show
it and explain its merits
to you.
BALLARD'S ITOREIIOCND SYRCP
Imnifdiately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough, oppressed, rasping nun uiincuu
lir -athiiii.'. Henry C. Stearns, Drug
gist, Shullsburg. Wisconsin writes
."-lev 2' I, 111"! : "I have been selling
liallard's Horchounil Syrnp for two
vears, and have never had a la'ejwra
tii.n that lais given better sntisfaci ion.
I notice that when I sell a bottle tiny
come kick for more. I can honestly
'recommend it. 2'.o, 6(c and f I. W) at
SIovit IJrng Co.
; With every Pyrcgraiihy on jit sold,
i Mrs. Cleveiiger gives fne instructions
how to use.
Fully Warranted at
ll' I
move!
0
:mas
Tin; largest stock
Christmas (lifts,
le yen.
l on aro invited to inspect Stylos, Quality and Price Yon
can save from 10 t,. 20 Per Cent by buyi,,, ,,,; , ,
n aroe ots. ,,ay t o lowest car lot fronts, discount all -Inlls.
and ,,ve all these advantages to )V customers C Z
you ntlord to buy elsewhere? "
of I'nivorsal Cook Stoves and
low pr'ces to cl.se.
wni:.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING.
Notice ifl hereby given that the an
.,,.! meetiiiB of the itc( kltolders of
Tho isuiiar Pine Door & Lumber Com
pany will bo held at the oriico ct tne
said conipauy at Grants Tbss, Oregon,
on Wednesday, January 14, 108, at 3
o'clock, p. ni. Tho meetiiif? is for the
purpose of electing a board of seven
Directors to servo for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other
business as may come before it.
H. C. Kiimcj;, presideut.
J. II. Booth, secretary.
Grants Pass, Oregon, December l,l
WILL THEV EVKltTlND IT OUT
That the Medford flour is again the
best flour on tho market?
An ooonoinical present,
one of those smoking
Jackets at Harth and
Son's.
IT IS UP TO THE DOCTOR-.
A ladv wrnto us n few wccl'S ngn
fr. Winchester. Va.. thai . he. htol
been under a doctor's care for 4 years
for dvsicpsia, the pain seira-M to
center' under her left shoff.der J'liulc,
ami was so seiero at times that flic
could neither eat nor sleep. She had
lost faith in her homo doctor, and
asked us to send us samples of oer l'r.
Gunu's improved Liver Pills wl.'.ch
had been lecoiiiniciicpd to her. .e
sent her two pills. In a few 1: ys
she hi nt for a bos. Mow shovnitch
rl.i.t the min r.iuh r should1 r bus let
her entirely, she enjoys her meals and
never sleeps less than X houis every
night., and tins has all come iiUnit
ill two weeks, and cost her 6()c. for
two boxes of pills. S.iys tho doctor
charged her fit). 00 and that she told
hiin ho had better lake t lie if.'iO.tiOan
invest it all in Dr. (num's linpn vi d
Liver Pills audb uild n;i his practice.
Wo have, not received the iJi.vlor's
order yet but any one having dyspep
sia, bilious spells or sick-head iche
can get a spicily cure by the use of
these pills. For sale by W. . Kivmc.
Pee Vourhies about Kodaks slid Supplies
MMICK KOR I l lll ICATIOX
Tiiulwr 1 and Act, lu ie '!, isli.
I'nited States I nn.l Ollice,
Rutx-burii, Oman, I'ec. 10, l!x)2.
Notice is heribv giv-u ilia' in i-miii-pliance
with the provision ol the hci i t
Congress ol . I line .'i. 1S7.S. entitled "An
net for the sal" of liieher lands in Hie
Slates of Calif irnia O ei'iin, Nevada,
ami Washing on Termor-," 4 s exl. til
ed to all the I'libl'i- La'1! s ales or act
of August 4. Ii2. Ilenn I,. l.-iniisli ;rv el
I'orlland, t'oiiuty ot Multnoin ih, S s e
of Orchton. las Huh euy h:nl in tins
ollice his s Horn sialeineni No -II ("J, for
the ptirch;ise ol Ihe '., olS 'A . Se--tion
No. l'J, unif oi ,'.,, Sec
tion No 111 in To,.siii N.i 41 Smith.
KaintP Jo !l VV, an. I md Her pr. ml to
show lhar the Imnl sought 's more i.ilu
able for its limh'T ot sueie than (er m.
iicultiiral jiii'po-es, and lo t sinlde a his
chiiui tn .Hid IhihI hi rnre J. I). P.i.itn,
I'l iiiilv .ludgo, a' bis e at li'Bn's
I'ass, OreKne. on Tliursdiii . the ,r)lhd,iy
of .March, '.)';; Ha na lies as wit
nesses : 4
Y It. Whipple aid Arthur Whipple
of Wa do. I Irei. ii, hii I Walter llarnnm
and Jes M of Giants Pass, O- gm.
Atiy and all persons chiiiniiii: adverse
ly the Htiove-ileserilii d lands are ie
ii 'sied In the their el.iiins in Ihis oth.-c
on or beii. re said ft h i.av ol .Ir. h,
I'.M.i.
.1. T. PltMIOKS.
Ib-kimler.
of (luods: suitable for
ohoiro articles in
tit
B a n w a n n
classifiedT ad3;
WKAL ESTA rET51a!!,
I K vou are irviriR to riiv fiT7
1 Thomas 1'a-h SlSr? 'ZAT u"
(unities for buying so eoeT ''Ifir
vou can meet j our pnyaie,,,, ,"."' 'U,
easily. "iuib nUIt
NEW HOISES"
WliOUhU be fuini.'hrd in tuTJT--
ialest style. This n l,
surely and ennoiuirally hv L i
l'liumas Hie Houselurnislier f.l '
pureha.se means nunvy savin 7.,""'
lion. K 'aiutjy.
FOR. SALE.
VOL'S'!! Jersev
Christie
bull.
1 niinii
re o j
Household miiiituri.. '"""
sewing lnailni.e and Ku-CHri
and lot on Hi-nbe ,i,u. "m
Jobiiion. Corner 4tli and I. street.
AltkF.LS
lioii-e.
for sale at Ahlfs
i'Sckillj
t LI. the standard vuTiTtiTTiZTr;
A attlieKureka uur, "l"
vilte. tire., tfatisfaciion in Ltl
.piality guaranteed. J. (. llo'
abundance; water for irjiKHlioii
.-iinnKs on every lu ueres: nnw . ' U(s
rnniie eouniry; two dn.lling liuniw Hr
Imrn every liiinK complete; well htii-i-Sf
iriuii. irosls, eud nniilim markets ,,n?
half mile north of Tunnel U, i, ,i' i . JJ
lniUrejittliisj)itiLe. '
PERSONAL. "
('OKKKSI'OSIiESeK is w.liciiedw
v-" those lm are uiiuhlo tu c-ail oti ia , t
person. A ureal ileal of our laiii.?
transaeled l.y mail and we are iiuiie ,i
please you iu this iiiiiniier. 'Iuuium ih.
llouseluriiisher. u
MONEY TO LOAN
J VI you need money to puTuixtToTfa.
y olher einert-encies en slu.ri iile!
Any kind of seeurny taken. J. u. ln
rok RENT
X wy iiitTTiirid7lrWiii7TirfTiSi
house wah lue, suitahle ler n,.
Iiiiii-ekeepm no i liildreu. Imiuire Hun.
Kitchen, oih street
'I'll KICK niee furnished roum widi nrt
liolne Kltehen. (Ull street. '
WANTED
t AN oi faiuily to eaii ni Thoma. the
llousfiirnishers anil see the line dii-
pmy iiiiu lire sure lo pieu.se the family.
AfsTi:UK for V head of !tuck, "mule,
A , - .eii.i aim wnere
pasture ran he se n. Addreui Imi 15
Mi rlin, (liegon. '
COUNTY TIlKASuKKIfri NOTICE.
Thero lire funds in thu tn asary to
lay tlio fiillowiug county wurrants,
protested (0 January !lth, lMUO: War
rimU No. 40'J 110 111.
J. T. Taylor,
Couutv treasurer.
Grants Pnsj, Ore., Nov. HI, Ulij.
ALLEN'S
LUNG
BALSAM
will positively euro deep-acatcd
COUGHS.
COLDS.
CROUP.
A ?5c. c?Ttilo lor i Simple Cold.
A r,0c. r.ottle tori Heavf Cold.
A li I. CO Battle for Deep-scaled Cough.
Sura bf nil DrucEUti
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