Rogue River courier., January 19, 1905, Image 2

ROGUE RIVER COURIER
Q RANTS TABS, OREGON.
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TIIUIiSDAY, JANUARY ill, I'M,.
Bonator Mitchell, who has not tn
tored the aouato chamber uiine bin in
dictment, lias, it Is announced decid
ed to go into tcuate ami make a Miilc
nient in self defense, lio will -plain
whatever cciim-cliou liu has
Willi the lurid fraud t i mid '
to be abio eatiBfacloi ily to explain
every charge.
Tbo Jund fruiidn luvesligatioii i.
djily welling in tiiuinmioiin and
hardly a, day p-ioses that n un; i"
ospicloii of complicity oil the ait id
some public man is not iuuiii Let. ll
is now rumored that the rutin Hat inn
of hundreds of limber claims on lie
count of tonus liliugs i:;ay mini.
Boutlieru On gnu unu lio Ii i. river
'district are expected to bu ninctcd h
this move.
Governor ChiitnUihiin in his im '
IllglJ tO thU JrjjislUtUIV, l.'CnlililU'llllcd
legislation lowaiils mlalm-hiei nt i)
whipping I'Bls for wile b. i.rcis
Senator Sichr hits intrriitienl 11
uieusure in aoourduuee with Unssi-nti-meut,
proscribing a pcuulty if in
lashe with a whip or nun y. ar' im
prisonment for this iiliciiso. 'Jim
legislators shou'd K furtlier aud pro
vide npuultlun maoliiues lor obstn pi r
ous boys. Thu lust is a sorely uculi d
. institution.
The long expected appropriation for
the Cclilo cauul, to oikiii llio tippi'i
Columbia, will not ho fortln (imihii
this year if Chairimui IJihihi of tin
livers aud harbors coiuuitttno iu ron
Kreas knows what liu is talking about,
lie thinks su appropriation for the
Columbia Jetty should satisfy Urrgon
this vuar. His IKislllou lias raised u
storm of disapproval in I'm tlatiil and
the "Inland euipiru". It is c In lined
that the government Is bound i
virtual agieenieul to furnish inuii. J
for both projects.
Missouri f'le.1 Mining News.
-Jesse Boruor and Archie Wtlley,
two Missouri Flat miners, wore in
Urants Pass over Wednenlay ulnht
and returned Thursday to their mini
with a load of suppllts. To a Courier
reprustilitutivo they gavo news of the
Missouri Flat mining dislrior.
Mr. Jieruer, in loiiipany with I'm!
M. Miller, is 0ieralinK a placer mile
that belongs to Mr. M ilh r and Hnpl.
Lincoln havage, Mr. Hi iner h ivinc
leased Mr. Havago's intenst. Tins
..I . i. l.....t.wl M....,.ri l.'l..l !,!.ll
Is eiiuliped wltll a No. 1 giant.
Water Is brought from Milter i.e. I
Hocker creeks by n lliiino ', nfl !?
long ,and a ditch of tliiio nil!.".
Ample water during ilie cm no lalny
season is iiml tiiulir good pus ere ami
as the lunik is of but feet, ol
easy working ennli a laigii nr a ( I
bodrork ran bu cleitiud each vim.
While it is a small placer, us nun
iiared with many of tins du-li h i, vi i
it lias always yielded good r- luun. to
the operators.
Mr. Wiliey is umMiig for Vi
Mllhr.t I'.nrn. r, l-ut mnt. mi li
do unwv proi'ei 1 !ii :i:..l intii'.'v !.i
located a Inlce on he .M til- r in i.
side of the divide l'i i n tint 1 1 1 .tut
ml Oscar rn-ek, that is ).:, nmg j
quite well. At the !,.-' el ti
seasell he csp' els to on : , nn t
development wmk en his !
usrertnlu iis real v . , 1 1 , . -.
Kobi-n Jin !.m li a ml Cli.i-
tWO proi-p..et..S tieln I
locat.al a It-ii.i on MiJm- .i
miles up from -V e- .
miles from tle M. un
The ledge is wall il,
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from six inch, s Ie , t .1 u ' 1
is of flee milling "in :r , .
tilled wi'h gi.l.l tl, ii it i., i . , .
w Ith tlm milled . ,.. I i ,
runs so liigh that it .. i, i .
publish the ligutes, as ll ,.u',,i
distressing tu the kiiint.iii
chronic growlers whose chosi u
tion it ! to run down eiiivn
venture iu Southern Oregon.
sitent minjng men who li.ne ev
ed this ledge, believe it u".
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cut il ll,, v
til bo one of the it
Southern Oregon. Sunn
tuunel work has I , i u
Messrs, Jivcks.ii A I .
continue the ileveh i iiu nl
have more fully demensli;'.! ,1
U'nt and richness of their li, I
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New IMii 1 or on lloi) Cn cli j
A rich planer Cud has b.-en m i l 1 ,
thu head of Hi g en 1 k by Key li... j
cmtto, K. 11. Vainyaiiil .iiioilni u..iu,
Whose name, J. ('. I'ocl.i.ini., vn
gave tho (,'curhr lie it, in could in . j
recall. The tiait'ca are dev. I. ; i! .
their claiui by t.eacs it' 1;: en. I ...
lug aud a fine ijtialny ili.i.- ,
is being gotti 11 III 1 , : -quautiiies.
This p!.te 1, iv I i
small in extent, pnaiiis.- tot.
rich, but owing to la, k ot , , -. . 0
only bu worked by gin, .0,1 ,n.
during winter n nibr, i- . i.
heads being u-e l to in. .. .... il
tupplf of water to 1 I.., I e,
the creek, i'roui in. In .aion r
thought a rich li ss in th b...
which the creek In aim .... I ' ,.
routte and Ins pailners 11.1. .1 1, v ,
placer worlt cuim s in the sj 1 m.:. t
do some extensive .M..ii'ii 111 t.
hill. Like many if the munii ,;
Southern Oregon, Mo-si... (onoutti .
Vaucy find liny have a milot 1.
tnaku to sincuie lie ir mim a tin. I :
claim entry haling In 1 u l.i an in
for the 6H1110 icce if land. Him.
it will put them to Mime 1 vpcu-.e u
fight contest, they have no omibl
but what they will hold tin il claim.-
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knowledge and ah'olui" f.nne
inipuliallly of Jmlre li.nn.a tl
wcin w illing to fin 1 I'0 a j'
trust the nn i it" of lln-ir 1 as i.
decision. A part of the .
were disi hargi d the M cond
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llaniia slischuigi d the n ma.iei
luiynieii appreciated lh n-i'--
ilia taxnavers weie tavnl
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jllenilance :
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int ii, eompil cor, iv;-ain e of leal j ro;i-
i y argued and Htihmid.il for dici--I'ln.
'. L'. I.iii.rson vfl. T. L. Cousiuo,
-..it to coinpsl convsyiincn of lnining
i:,,;.,.rty, nrgtud and iiiihiiil.tti'1 foi
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,'sinr s Camp vs. Alihoiisn Mining
Imiii any. Judnni' iit for i:I'J.i.'Jliiiiiil
i.g.ir Pine Door , I.uri.bi r t'oinpany
v. ,1'ihll Met alllster et al. Judgmelil
I ji ; I., i and interest of ill.', ami .-..O
il Hi .ley's feen.
I,. I j. Jewell, C. K. Harmon, (1. N
I ...Hi y am I J. H. Haih y vs. J. 3.
t 'i.iv li. id. C. II. l'oinilext.iT aud Maik
IV ,;;;illll. Ijecreu til ilaillll!Is fill
I .1 1 . it 1. 1 e ot conliaei on
Mount. mi
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t 'i . i , , any, n corporal loll,
hiliuii.i ami r.ilgar T.
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RIVER COURIER, GRANTS
Hie county court wai cotnpltled quite
us promptly as that of the circuit
court, and no neglect was done to the
other duties thut pertain to the office,
for the clerk of Josephine county, In
addition to being clerk of both the
circuit and couuty courts does duty as
county rrcrrder, this county having
no recorder, and attends to record .Dg
all transfers and to filing of papers,
the issuing of marriage licenses a'id
a multitude of other duties. And
then there are the innumerable re
quests, both personally and by mail,
on every imaginable, subject cveu to
the whereabouts of a deserting bus
baud, the price of farm land, or of
the lecord of some minor, obscure
matter transacted years ago, that
have to be attended to each day.
Aud it can be furthe- haid that Mr.
Cheshire, attends to all these multi
tude of duties with the assistance of
hut one deputy. That position is held
by T. P. Judson and to him much
en dit is also due for the promptness
and ttiorotiKhnesH with which the
duties of the clerk's office are ilia
I -itched, for he is ijuito as hard a
wr;rker,ciftiiS'tviit and arcomsiodating
as is M r. Cheshire.
County Ja.ll Given Clean-up.
The Josephine county jail having
been left lenaiitless of its ' six
inmates by the thorough work of the
circuit court In -t week, Jailer W. M,
Cheshire bus giveu the entire build-
, the ells and the corridor,
thorough cleaning, fumigating and
ventilating to have it in readinefs for
next (.roupants, who are coon ti
come from thu ranKs of the 25 to WI
hobos and transients, who visit
rants Pass daily iu their migr.it ioiH
in rlli mid f.iitli along the lailrnad.
1'l.e jail was left in a fairly decent
condition by its late inmates, one of
whom was an i x-sailor, and he, sailor-
hire, enfoli ed ch silliness among his
oinj, anions, at hast as much as
r-au be done with thwso white Indians,
w ho are more filthy and di graded
hall were thu original nomads of this
'ountry. Jailer Cheshire does Ins
li st to enforce elcaulincs among the
jail bint., i,ut liny come iu rccKing in
rails, fill Ii ami vermin and un Inborn
aversion to water, and to make them
keep clean is no small matter. Put
Mr. Cheshire is npial to the task and
.losi,hiue county's hobo guests get
one thorough Ii ssoti in cleanllnes Mid
decency.
New Library Offlceis.
At a mcrfiiig held on January 11th,
the ollicers elected to serve the in
terests of the library fur the ensuing
year, were ns follows : President,
Mrs. Onus. Sampson; vice-president,
Mrs. II. C. lloli7.ii ii ; secretary, Mrs.
T. P. Judsnn; lieasnrer, Mrs. James
ilolmau; librarian, Mis. II. A. .oi
ler; assistant librarian, Miss l.lsle
Jennie 11. Judson, Sec'y.
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BIG JANUARY SALE
WOMEN'S AND
LOOK AT Till' PRICES !
1) to VX, V.) to !29c, 2!) to ,V,)c, V.) to V,l;, (il) to 79c, 89 to 99o
The liet preiiii 1 mle from every
omen's Siii 'i-ioi' m i lo Cidoi-iveai- has ever boon pi ice. I oa t'c re' ail counters of any store iu Grants Pass. Immense
n.i.itities, varieties .tii-1 a -s. irttueii ts t he sauie t ha t ha ve al w i v s in id our ua.lei'svoxi- sales famous different than all
nay ol h r slm e
h.it. mil"-! ierfott
ill.ll kahle otTel i.
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;ive disappointment be nn ICarly Paiyer.
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ha rtoo3 tho test 25 years. Average Anr.uJ Sa!os
N tottles. Dtos this record of merit erpeal to you ?
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PASS. OREfidS, JANUARY i).
CO. TREASURER'S NOTICE
Warrants Protested to November
13, 1899, Now to D. Pa.ld.
There are funds In the treasury to
pay all warrants protested to Its-
veniber 15th, IH'M. Interest will cease
from this date.
January 12, 11!.
J. T. TATLOB,
Treasurer of Josc-phins Co., Oregon".
Notice of Teachers Examination.
Notice is hereby given that tbe-
county superintendent of Josephine
County will hold tho regular exami
nation of applicants tor state aud
county papers at Grants Pass, as fol
lows: For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, Febrnary
8, at 9 o'clock a. in., and continuing
nntil Saturday February 11, at four
o'clock, p. in.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, the
ory of t'-aching, grnnir.mr, book-keeping,
physic, civil government.
Friday Physiology, gmgraphy,
mental arithmetic, composition, phys
ical geography.
Saturday Potauy, plane geometry,
general history, English literature,
psychology.
For County Papers.
Commencing Wj dnes lay, February
8 nt V o'clock a,, ui., and continuing
until Friday, February H, at 4 o'clock
p. m.
First, f ci ond ami Third Grade Cer
tificates.
Wediu silay Penmanship, history,
orthograi by, reading.
'j hursday Written ..ritliiin tic, the
ory of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Geogi a , y, netital ai it hum
tic, school law, civil ( evi i nini nt.
Primary li i rificates.
Wednesday Penmanship, rrthog
raphy, arithmetic, H iding.
Thursday- Art of iiiestioning,
theory of teaching physiology.
LINCOLN' SAVAGE,
County Supt.
In deforonce to the general w ish to
hold no large public g itherings dur
ing the time the diphtheria was pre
valent in Grants Paa the various
Masonic bodies, except Melita
Commandery, did not hold their in
stallation on St. Johns Day as is their
custom. The Joint installation of
ottlcers for Retimes Chapter No. 2H,
Grants Pass Lodge No. Kl and Jose
phine Chapter No. 2'1 will he held at
Masonic Temple on Friday evening,
January 27. A b.iti'iuet and social
hour will follow the installation ex
ercises and it is expected to make of
it the event a gathering of ail the
inemhrrs of the Masonic orders in this
vicinity.
J".A.isr"cr.irr 23, 1905
CHICDREN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
standpoint that has ever occurred in
the ipi tlity of the g i.el , th-'ii-,
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ription
The following cuts and bri 'f des
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Grove's Tcstclcss CiiiO Tonic
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1905.
App!ega.te Items.
Martin Pernoll took some fine fat
hogs to Grants Pass last Monday.
Eat L. G. Smith's fancy candles
and peanuts and live s hundred years.
F. M. Miller one of the owners of
tho Miller & Ravage plaoor mines,
went to Grants Pass last Thursday.
E. N. Provolt and H. Messenger
took seveial head of beef cattle to
Grants Pass last fcsaturiay.
If you are undecided about what
the sweetest thing is in this world.
Just ask Tom Carter or Link Fields.
B. W. Baldwin, one of our hop
growers of Piovolt, has been In
Grants Pass for several days on the
Jury.
We are snrrv to state that J. W.
Goteher of Williams, who has been ill
for some time with rheumatism, is
no better.
Mrs. A. L. ' Bailey and Mrs. R. F.
Lewman were at Grants Pass last
Tuesday doiug some business sod
shopping.
Most all the dry gulch miners iu
tliM section are Undine it rattier dry
for placer mining. The cold nights
have made the water very low.
G. N. and J. R. Bailev were called
to Grants Pass lust Saturday on a
law suit between Cramer Pros, and
the Mountain Lion mine. They are
owners of this property.
Mr. Arch Punch, who has been
sick ut Grants Pass for the last
three mouths with tvphoid fever,
ha-i recovered his health and moved
home to his f .rm at Murphy last
week.
E. V. Provolt is ' doing qnite a bit
of improving on bis farm this winter
and is probably getting ready to make
a bold stand like lu rman Messenger
did, (another bachelor) and take unto
himself a better half soon.
Ah x Watts is op. rating his placer
mine w ith good success. He has one
of the best paying mines and one of
the best water supplies in this seo
lion. Mr. Watts is also a firmer and
likes to see things move along.
Itev. Austin of Central. Point is
ho'dini; a series of meeting at the
Williams Baptist church. The meet
ings iK'gnn ID days ago and good at
tnid.iii' o is had and considerable in.
tcrc:st is being taken in thu meetings.
Win. Fields of Foots creek, has oh
tain, d a position with the Hehkopf
ilim Co. for the summer and moved
his fainilv over last Monday. Mr
lteliloof has had some trouble about
getting men to work for him this
winter on account of the cold
weather.
Mr. Roberts of the Bone of Conten
tion mine, who left for Illinois some
time iibo, returned last week, bring
nig with Ii im s young bride. We
w ir-h them good success and all the
liai ljiness in the world, but think it
hard that ho had to go so far to get
a w ife when there are so tunny pretty
girls in Oregon.
Real Estate Transfer.
Title, Guarantee & Trust Co., to
Win. H. Rovse, the old "Mohcskey
place" on Williams Creek, containing
2IK) acres.
H. B. Miller to Mrs. Alice Wood
son, lot 8, Block (14, Original Town
site.
The above sales wero made through
the Heal Kstate Agency of Joseph Moss.
GO'S
OF
Grants Push. No such grand collection of
is au.l purity, and their spa. iking prlci
will give our oust. liners a hint of these
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GRANTS PASS, OHL.
over One end a Half Minion
No Cure, No Pay. 50c
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CLEARANCE SALE
Furniture and House
Furnishings
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After invoicing I find some goods in excess
. ,. ... t rrtnins Portieres, Lar-
ana oaa pieces, ,'.
r...:..rrc T innleums.
pets, short enas; .""""k-" " .
Cloths. Want to close them out before Spring
goods arrive. You can
and see
Big Store, North Side, Gth Street, Grants Pass
Two Steel Ranges Must Be Sold.
W. R. Nipper. E. V. Smith
'ft
Improved Farms in
Tn.-ienhinc. Tackson and
j r
Linn Counties,
Timber
Large aad small tracts in any part
part of tks state.
Plar.tr aa4 Qiarts, la Ssuthern Ore-
Una, raaflBf la fries irem sj.wo
te tr),uuu.
City preperw, Tacant Lois, Mill
aad Kosldences.
Residences frosj fbOO to SOOO; lots
X to 100.
0, two, three and five acre tracts.
Seneihing gned in ten acre tracts.
Below we give some of our bargain
No. 813 Two acres of land and a
nood nine room bonne, all plantered
and w.ull finished, good cement cellar.
barn, chicken Iioum', wnodnheil and
other out-buildiiign, all under fence.
It sold soon will mil ut ?l.i,.i, ini.
cash, balance on tune to noit .arehas-
er. this property i out the l-arty s.n i
but his tionition calls him to another
statu. In Lincoln park uililitli.il.
Jo. !!14 A new live-toom house
uoiid barn, cbicki u house and mi half
aero good laud, all f,;.ei d, price $;tl.
44.'iO ('anil, balance ou lil.ie. 'IllU
projiei'iy rentb for js per monih.
No. Wi Four acres in orchard on Htb
street, two blocks fiuiu couit tuiii.-e,
price H 1 lno.
No. Hi Four room bouse and four
lots on Main street, street on time
sides, gocd desirable property and u
good renter, l'nue 111.
No. ION Ten acres good Marl:, sand
loam soil, seeded to allaita. cuts tbr. 1
crops a year, running water oil land,
one and a hall siory house 1.; I, ( lie
fourth mile from tinvu,. 1 ricy .-?i i i).
ill i is is the property we adiertisul last
iveefc at f -iioii. iini parties are going
10 leave the slate and must sell.
No. 103 Tell acre tract of good land
one and a hall null - from Ui tuts I' i--iiouse
2iix2i!. two barns an: 011 t-bu 1 nl
nigs. Sub-nrig'ititig. All uti.lei f. nc.
mil in cultivation. Pi ice oi - 0.
No. 37 Five acn s l oitein l.m.l.
Price 11 li 1.
COIR1ER
BLDG.
- Orcein
Grants Pass,
diaries Coslaln
U'ood Wor!vi:ir', S!;oi
't'-t i.l il.
Tu 'o i --nil
nig ' .i
I lln, j i.,. ei
lri. . - ii.l.
tr.nk
Mrs-Frank IIIHChamr
friiii
P. C.
I'i aib.r of
PHYSICAL Cl'I
Tolo, JntKsiin Co .
UK-.
Ore
Ten years' mjer'.nn. Private
traction a fciallir Will te
CllMKCt.
Endored hj lmding I'hywiaim
San riocio, Cal.
For rarticalau lam. of Mrs.
K. Hcaieawa.
n I
NOTICE OF APMINISTRAToIl'si
SALE OK HEAL 1'ROl'Elil Y.
Notice in herchy uiTeii, that the un
itermgned, adininistrator t.f the esim,.
of Agnes K. Sawyer, deceased, wm, a
copy of the will amn led, will on
jud after Friday, the 17th dav of
hehroary, lis.:,, j.,-11 , ,,r,T;ltl, Nll,
the followinit deicriln-d rial prop.ttv
belonging to said estate, to. wit 1 n't
C" in Hi.xx " F" llourne s First
Addition to the city of ( iraats 1' ,.s
in Josephine Count v, Oregon sij,',
I'rois rty wiil U. s,.i, to the high, -t
mil b.st b il.h r fur c.ish in hand
subject to ooiitirtiiatiou I v the Ci unu
Court for .lesepihne c'nr.ntv n,,.
nonce is pull, shed hv erd, r', f ) , ,
llooih, fount v Judge. ,,,,,. , tll(.
matter of the , site of Agn, s K Saw
yer on Jaunarv ; ;,, ls N
iished in the iiLgu.. K.i-.rfoi.rier in
pnrsnaaee of , .,1, r,
Paled Juuu.irv 17ih, I't,:,
, , . , K w. .-'ww:;
Yilmiulstrator f the K-ta'e if
Agnes K. Sawv.-r d-na-. ' ' '
Pltuint jnd Moit tlldtue
T. J. Cliaint.rs. E. V:n
ira'i r,
.,.,.
..I U'
i.ir-rty, lex., writ, s pi,.,.. ,.-,.
"With pleasure and -.,:.. .
vou,
Ive
I Isar testnuoi.v K.'t',.
lower of 1'ailar.r. H.,',.
rata.
.un,!
yrup, i tisve used
nut cm the. rfufv
It
Itl IliT f .i'ii.
miwt rtfit'tive and 't I, .,.
(or coiik'hs iul , ri's
I beve
UM'll.
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a.nud'1 aud Muiel lirui !stor.,
JOSOP
Coiinty
leal Estate
III H
Oil F
save money,
CLASSIFIED ADS.
W A.MED
WANTIJI' Poh s and logs tor wood,
from 4 feet to 20 feet ill length and
J inches in diameter up, delivered
in Grants Pass or on cars within
2 in iles of the same. Address box
ss, Grants Pass, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
l'HANK 1'UltNliTT Upholstoriug,
misi-ion furniture made to order.
FOR. RENT
KiiOM to rent in private family to
rigl t paiiy. J. D Drake. A and
i veiith meet.
FOR. SALE.
VALL'AHI.K lots for sale. Easy terms
or will take team and wagon on
ninie. J. 1). Drake,
l'OH HALF Window eash, three
sizes goon ns new, at a uargain at
Moore's tecond-IIainl Store, where
other bargains can be had.
!(K)
Ai'UK rRiiiii, good prune and
apple on tiHrd, siiall fruits in
al'iiniiurne; wattT fur lrjiration, he s it leu
uprin on every -40 Acres: center or a good
Ttttifti country; two dwelling house, hig
oarn, every thing complete; well sheltered
frnm fro. U, good mining inurketi, one-
hail' mile north ol lunnei'J, price JlS,fw.
Iniiiire Hi this oiln e.
I:AUM Klt SA i.K two miles from Mer
li n , P tt' re about 60 acres of good
hottoin land, acres in cultivation, Miiall
house and harn and al'out ;u acres under
fem e, liHlance of lunil Miiluhie for orchard
or pasture. For fuither particuIafN ad-
iwsa . m. t row, Merlin, itrcgon.
PHOFIXSIOXAL CARDS.
C. FINDLEY, M. I).
rractiee limited to
EAR, NO.-E nml THROAT,
I.YK,
ntul liU:ne of glasses.
I' . e h'Hii'.-i il to 11': '-' to li:
...0 to :MK 'lei. phones 2t and 77.
I1AN1S 1'ASS, - " - OUKIION
IRIiD'K I). STRICTER, M. D.
HuMUll'ATIIIC
I'HYSKT N and SL'H'iEOX.
Masonic Temple, i looms 2 and 4
Urns I'ahh,
'Phone fi:''l. OiikiioN.
(J A. DOUGLASS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND K'.'R'iEON
(Hll.-e: rieney's residencfl. cor. (ith
and
K slre. ts.
I 'ay ii ml
'.itisis P.
.hi phono No. fi.H.
Orkoon
)R. J. M. KITCHEN,
I it-
nf Xew York I'ostOi-n.l-
boot.
Mi .,:
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AND SI'HUI'.OX
"ic, we-t Front
l!r-
lidenoo W.
M. I).
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AMI Sl'K iEoX.
in w;
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l:i.ui Pi'
roeery.
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Mock, o-,i
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OltKi.llS
A.
norc.ii,
Arri'iiNi-v-
AT-LAW,
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! - Vile ill. 1 Federal I 'olll-ts
' 1 irsl National i'.ank
Okkiioh
.1. II. AUSTIN,
ATI ' MiXF. Y-AT LAW
Union liuililing
Ki:;
Okeuon
WilKN OIVEN UP HY OTHERS
it i'ol8 you nothing to consult
OR. MoNTliUMEBT. He cures
Fell. I
ve coniplainta. mcn'a nrivats' din-
-:is,i and ail kinds of chronic troubles.
A.-o si i.s Cherokee and other guaran
tied family medicines. P.O. Dux M.
i ai. at 1 ree Methodist Parsonage.
come h
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tarn Hi a IV
SELLS-
su
irons &
Grants Pass, Oic.
ice BarberShop
P -
H. MULLEN. Proo.
Hair Cutting
llnthe
Etc.
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