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THE ASHLAND A WRONG TENDENCY. TIDINGS SIKES WORDEN. H. M. THATCHER. PIONEER PLANING MILL A very common disposition seem*, to THATCHER A WORDEN DECEMBER 7, 1S77 be to evade laborious employments, as —AND— much from a feeling that they are DEALERS IX AGRICULTURE IN LAKE. wanting in respectability and dignity, as because of the great physical -exer Of Lake County. The letter of Mra. F. F. Victor in last i tion required. No idea could be farther week’s T idings was no doubt read with ; from the truth. The man who carries OREGON. LINEVILLE much interest, especially that portion ! the bod, swings the axe, manipulates r relative to the singular effects of settle- ! the plow handles and wres’les with the Granite Street, ment upon the soil anil climate of the I GEO. Ï. L’ALDH'IN, l'ruprietur. | _ pitch-foik in the hay field, is ofteu a Uppi-r Columbia country. We have ’ truer noblemau, judged by a proper ! Oregon Asirían <1, LINEVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON.- also found that in our lake basin the | ■ btandard of right, than he who «ways Are now receiving (torn Sun Frat cis-co an ex.en.dve stock of goods of great variety continual tramping of vast herds has ! Lis sceptre over half a hemisphere und as just received a good as exactly suited to the trad»- of she Marsh & Valpey. made quite firm the upland soil, once’ soriineht uf ( ookii g und Ht-aii.ig ; grinds a million better men iu the dust Move4. 'x^All kind* ot Tin, Sheet-Iron so light and ashy. Only a few years ! , —ofteu possessing more nobility ol I and Coppei ware on hand acd mad-- '<> or ago it was quite generally believed i i character even than the bar-room I I ll kinds of planing , mol ed der. geo T B aldan in . I iug, Circular and Sci oil Sawing <lun that within a comparatively short time ; ( t 2 u 2HL) swell or hotel clerk. There is a serious io older. the turf would be almost entirely de-' defect iu that educational system M bid) ’hev are prepared to sell at prices tint cannoL fail to satisfy customer*. Be3 strayed, particularly ou the uplands;} MISS M. A SWlxi.l.B. I Miss I. C BWISGLE. I which heeds the minds of the young sure to call and see u* and st e lor v ourselves. but experience l as proven that instead 1 into the belief that manual labor is SASII, DOORS, MOULDINGS, MISS M.A. SWINGLE & SISTER of the grasses b» i ng trodden out, the' neither honorable nor desirable, and House, Sign and Ornarne' tai l ’ ain'ing and Hare Opt ind a J irxl-t lass soadify ing process has been a great ad- ; that when a boy apj ears to display an Graining done to order in ti e Mill, or iu vantago. The moisture now remains' unusual degree of ‘‘brain muscle” lie die country. < tinviit-sing eeili g, Paper M 1.111 if e r y 5 t <> 1 e hanging, CaIsomiiiiiig, Whiewa.'hm , Ac. nearer the surface aud as a consequence ; must at uict) be put into traiuiug for on shorust possible no ice. (hi Main Stieet, Asbhti.d, the turf is more firm and tl>e grasses some profession, in the practice ol MAK-H A VALPEY. Next door to the Bost Oitiee, Up et.ire iu Dr. Iulow’s more vigorous than when the country which he would perhaps be of far leas New Bunding. Ashland, June 17ih, lbTti. [nlil.c2-18 Do not forget the Old Pionee" Store of the Lake Country. . was first settled. Another thing: Few bent fit to his kind than if employed in W’W ’ f . HAVE NOW ON H«NI> A 1.FAVTIFVI. AKSOUT- V V < F H'TH, HoNNSTS, FLO* EhK, Pi.I M1N, NU K people realize that our land iu the some useful manual labor, which his TIES, JITE, I.A1HEH t (’KN 11»U 1NG GOOI S, KT«'., 1 1< THATCHER & WORDEN. Lake country is, to a great extent, act genius might elevate aud improve and Jit TTEIMCX A SUITE PA TJEIEXS. Dressmaking done to order. ually too rich rather than not rich which would probably afford him I All orders from a distance promptly tilled. Goods I enough; alkali one of the e-sential ele- more solid life enjoyment than a pro Cheap for Cash. [u21v2.f. meets of fertility being superabundant. : fession could possibly do. All the I This may be gradually exhausted by way from the highest round of the lad cultivating certain crops—beets, for in- i der of civilization to the outer picket Ashland, Oregon. stance, which are said to take up the line of the far backwoods, we fiud the alkali more liberally than almost any-j disposition,constantly croppingout, to I GEORGE NUTT.EY HAS THE PLEASURE TO THE EAGLE MILL thing else which can be cultivated. It j place a higher estimute ou broad cloth I ( ■ aui.oui.ee io the b li .biuiute ui AMuaua u<i i < . curruunalugs bi» r- iiue-t* lu 'Uppiy all whuueed would appear from the experience of aud silk than on strong woolen fabrics, with a g hm ! ciisloi.i-ui .<le boot or tiiue, maJe of tue Situated 15 n ilt-f Soirli <.f J cti'> nvi' e ¡ rut P mile ; Nuriii ui Arh uud, i» urepuieu lu du grjLer.a left lu.ileri .1. C.ll ah i »»•♦• luiu. Shop uu Maio the Wasco people that corn is another calico, bed-tickiug aud cotton domes Street, I next >1o .r to uu* I’oei CMir-c. Main St Ashland Custom and Exchange business n jltf. crop which might be cultivated in an tic. The country lass swings with sat i Ashland, Jiihe 17tb, 1876. al kali country w ith the best of results. isfaction aud an idea of personal exal -Flour uuI Feed at the— • It is doubtless true that iu many places Ol ED Announce to the people of Jackson ami Lake counties LOWEST CASH BRICES. tation upon the arm of a gaily capari- I iq the Like country, the early frosts LEATHER, LEATHER. tliat ihcv have commcLct <i n ci iving their wvw t all Mock,, 3G lb-*« f flour, *-h rt* ?«n«l 8 ¡b- brau ousb- j . soned but brainless swell, while the €*1 iur g »öd wiieai. \\ t I - ck i.lid brar. 1 ’hfr* taCKt I would often prevent the grain from } ! young farmer or mechauic, takes a ami that ( Very day will witness additions to ibe largest slock ol t L'ds of leather, of many a kind — uü !».uineib lurinriiiiJi' iLe ¿ uck *. My bn> Ufr maturing; and yet, as the corn would back seat —may scarcely venture to ’ At Telman’s tannery you cau find; '. grow luxuriantly on much of the land sit on the fence rider aud see the aristo lu harness work anil saddlery i there, up to the time of the frosts, . cratic couple sweep disdainfully past * Faithful and true we’re iiouud to be; ; Will luve charge >»f tlie bu-iiei«-*, being aacietcd b; cumpeteiil Uililer». much i r might be produced in this him. “When society becomes old and ". In carriage work we re not surpassed A ¿ ’. ’Tis good enough fur any lass: Ec<‘rtjl}ii h < i an repf(stilled or uu xu!e. way for stock, while fitting the laud for fixed and hus gathered to itself its usual * Stout ho'tlx it shots id the first letter the successful cultivation of the “small ' belongings” tl is disposition to regard '. And good enough for any feller. , LUi Mrs. S. A. FARNHAM. I grains ”. We Lave a case point. Some i ‘ labor as wanting iu respectability fills 1 Very good hides aud good gruiu vt. Tin V ib sire to siiy to i v< ly n acier ! Liver wanted for the same. years ago v.e planted, perhaps, twenty I Iiiis paper ibal H society with castes and grades, utterly acres of corn at Kowasta on the Klam- V2..22 f out of place in a government as truly » uth Iteservation, on land that was fe0< democratic as we claim ours to be. LAKLViLW CCTTAGZl ligut and ashy that the farmers were ■ Ciar.ciard Goods, Sold at ti e lowest market price, THE DEFICIENCY BILL. .1 Pleasant and 1 lunteìtke Hunxe xtluateu almost continually enveloped in a cloud Linkville Livery Stables. —AT— of dust. Toe corn was rank uml vigor largest busini >s this Fall »n<ti Late Washington dispatches s'ate • GEORGE NURSE H Bis<: Spring*, neat Will ¿O it, lia y ous, but a frost came about two weeks that the deficiency bill; reported by the in l ¡¡e li.bl L\ e vi uib, W i iH vi Kiainicth Laki*, Would inforni his f,lends th t tis S . b es al too soon and the grain was prevented Senate appropriations committee, has from maturing. The same field yield t<> And that tin v can positivi ly u.ake it to the advantage ol every one amendments reporting $500,000 tor the ed one or two crops of wheat and sever to call upon t in ni in As Liti nd and lest l he 11 til h ol tic ir atsitEGUb. Star Mail service, $24,500 for railway al of rye and ba'.d barley during the oeegoe ¡.AKE COUNTY post office employes; $175,000 for com subsequent years of its cultivation' excellent iep«ir, amply pri vWed with Led pletion of the east wing of the State, Are in Aud h .t Ctirtuliters *11. I>e w.d ed ou There may not be as much as is thought piunipUv ubd in tile lit»l »tjie, War and Navy Department building; in this id'-a of cultivating corn in order $150,000 for commencing the Dorth A Good HACK ExodMit BUGGIES und No 1 I RIDING llORr-ES nlw.oe uu band to prepare the land for small grain, wing and $20,000 for publication of re ESy Doreets promptly u.ie-l fur, and and yet it is certainly worthy of practi cords. Eight thousand is recommend- Tourists and Others Outfitted cal investigation. e.«l for representation at the Stockholm Ou the shortest uoti te - Hi < ♦ ♦» ------ Lg^N O T 1 C J Congress. They increase the house Do not Lil to give the I.iHkvil'e Stable» aUu Z VMACOXA. v2ul4fj GEORUE NURSE, Stsp’^ and Fancy Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Clothing. Bcots item for the payment and collection of THE I'NDEKbKNFD HAVE < DM 1‘Ll Tl.D I I! Fl It Shoes. H'tts, Ceps. Miihnery and Dnss Goods. Crockery, This agent of the Diaz government claims of colored soldiers from $10,000 I to $20,000 and strike out the provision MILLINERY STORE arrived in Washington on Nov. 30. He Glass and 'I in ware, Shawls, Wrappers, Cloaks. (Out Mile \Vert< f the »tied uf uid Buckeye M i) On Main Sired turning over the business from the war reports that his visit is to impart cor Ashland ..... OiCgoir. Are bow ’ Sawing all kinds of Lumbt-i rect information concerning the actual department to the pensions bureau. BOX.NG, AIDING, I’.UM IC, H.ixilUN’ 1 1N- J.-iGN'., SlAMl.iMi '>!■' .»l.t. . ¡/.1>. We have buw uu iu.r>d .. b.-.,u itui ¡.»»or u.eut of condition of Mexico, and *o do what he J. M. S.—Mr. Sutton writes ns from H 'it*, Bonnet*, Shade». French Flowers, Wreathe, l' ir A ello^ and >ugar l‘iii- o! .ill «11 i <■ ous can towards establishing kindly feel I’ju.ves, Neck Ti-e, Linen Suite, Ju», l J irb ’ San Francisco, under date of Dec. 3 l,as Laths, Sheathing, Sltingies, Fenc I'iuirhmg Gi ude, eic., tic etc. ings and securing trade between the follows: “Still unable to use my right two republics. He confirms the truth ing etc., elc., BUTTEICK PATTERNS ---- A IT'LL LINE GF Land. Please send T idings to me at of the statement that the Diaz govern A 1 orders from a distance ] romptly filled. CÌT SEND IN YGUK OHDEilS! San Rafael, Cal. Lots of things to meut is anxious to secure close and IziT •Ag.ucy for Dr. Warner's Health Cureei. Ev- write as soon as able.” erj.ui lig ri'1'1 cheap for Oath. All orders promptly attended to. friendly relations with the United Hie •< hit g, L’retsiijg and Colorit g, in he very I .......... CASE............ læuicel HiaLLCi. ♦v2ul6U States and instauctS as au evidence of GENERAL NEWS. OATS. WHEAT, FLOUR, LARD aud Mrs. Jas, Ewimj. that fact the sending of veteran ConJenîe.l fruni Oreg iniun aud C.ll Dispatches.] B a C c N, taken in 1.x hduge tor troops to the border lately MEEIE... CONSISTING OF— to take the plaCO Of .MV.UV.VUt inefficient j A sudden rise in the Ohio carried ASHLAND BAKERY [¿■¿y Addie?» a 1 v local forces, in the t ffort to mentain I away a uumber of coal barges from Al V A Lr .. CO Casimeres, F’anrcis. Twe<ds, Doeskins, Dlar.kcts Stocking, order on the frontiers, in conjunction their moorings. Several were sunk. Yellow Jacket M li, Brouiisborougli, with U 8. troops. Ha thinks a trade! At the railroad bridge below the city Yarn and Made-up Giothing. P. O , Ogu. (2-lfill) might bo established between the two the loss will exceed $10,000. republics which could not but prove of Fortress Monroe Nov. 27.—Advices rjHEE Unierrign»-d is row pie-ared to furnlrh 2 WHITE ¡.rd BROWN BREAD, Ries aid D. CHAPMAN. L. A. NEIL. great advantage to both. For instance: from Kitty Hawk state that 21 dead CiKet>, at li e io ac -t prices, l-'iniiiies supplied and The highest market price paid lor Me could import from Mexico sulphur, bodies can be seeu from the shore produce taken iu exchange. At Uie ASHLAND marbles aid many other products lashed to main and mizzen nggiDg of RESTAURANT which they could furnish us in abun the Huron. WTIEAT—OATS—BARLEY—BACON—AND—LARI). Meals 2-5 cents: Tea ami Coflet* dance, while in return we could supply FEED AND LIVERY STABLE ! Washington Nov. 28.—The President Extra. Come come all! and give us a nial. them with a great variety of machines, nominated Louis T. Bavin, register of The patroaHg** of the public is solicited ard eati»- agricultural implements and household the land office at Oregon city, Ogu, factiou guarau eed. I'J.lat] W. S. SAYER. MAIN .-TUE LT. v2n*.O f.J J. M. AlcCALL A CO. goods, which they, although at our Geo. Conn, receiver of j ubltc money very door, have been in the habit of at Lakeview, Oregon. importing from Europe. It is to be Private advices, not officially con riMiE UNDERSIGNED WOULD hoped that Z nnacona’s visit will not be firmed, have been received, to the ef These p tin's have stood the test of years, JL lespcctlul y in onn the r !t ieii’l- ¿CfiET without i-llect in securing a better state feet that some 1,700 Indians eu route to I anti are now better than ever. They are anil the public g<*i er.illy ill i they J]' (ompc^ed ot the bt-st luaiei i ¡Is known to of feeling b »tween the two countries, the Missouri, and now about 100 have puiili.sed the above e-td ’ lisbit em, the trade. milia and having thoroughly de ired the ioheli. that a mntuall" beneficial trade may be from their objective point, have stani- hay itoni the pitinises, tln-v cm ¡c-.-ui» As hl a n d e- tablished and that order may at last' peded and left tuc main body. their patrons that stock entriisteu to theii be restored on the Rio Grande. care will be we.I and saieh cal» d for. St. Petersburg Nov. 28.—Four bun- i STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD (<■) dred Turks have surrendered to the GOOD TURNOUTS AND PURE FRENCH ZINC. THE RAID AFTERJOSEPH. Russians iu Sehipka pass. and buggies Mipplied al An Elegant stock of Clothing In reporting the statements of Sergt. 1 Omaha Nov.23.—Frank Neff.a farmer U hielt are so united by our process oi man A Large and Fresh stock of any lime. ufacture. as to produce print wit ch is Sutherland of rt. Klamath, we made near Scribner in this State, committed at the Dry Goods at 1 lie more durable, in-aieit u and will last BALED HAY FOR SALE! PIONEER STORE. him say that the distinguished retreat- suicide last night by shooting himself twice as lung as uuy vibe'- point known. PIONEER STORE. 1st was engaged in cutting lodge poles with a pistol twice through the head, In quanti.i»*t> to suit purcba-ei s. They will ♦ also, in connection with ti eir slab e, tun a •— < ♦ WE EXCEPT NONE. when Gen. Miles came down so unex in his own house and in the presence TRUCK-WAGON A splendid stock oi Bcots and» pectedly upon him. It appears that it of,bis family. Cause—financial em I Its co-t to the Consumer is considerably A Eine Assortment of Fancy was at Big Hole that he was thus era- barrassment. less than the AVERILL l’Al.XT is already At reasonable rates. I>. C uaicmax A N ei ; . Shoes at the Goods and Notions at tin* 31: I mixed and timed it i<*<jiiir<-d. E r Sale by "'•ployed when Gen. Gibbons, “by a se PIONEER STORE.- Pniladelphia, Nov. 30.—Thia morn V PIONEER ¿STORE. J- Vi. VlcUALLA. CO., ties of unexampled rapid marches, ing John H. Brown, colorAl, shot Wai. J. W. RIGGS, struck, and, for an hour, thrashed him Kelly, son of congressman Kelly, no»Otf Ashland. (be_on soundly, then, ‘like a little man,’ took I while riding in a street cur. The T. G. HATTE ES, oue of the completest {without annihi wound is probably not fatal. The as All ilHHléHSt* stock oi tll<‘ best lation) whippings that have fallen to sailant had been drinking aud shot bi'iimls ol lobat e«» and < igais at ARTIST, the lot of a gil'unt soldier before or Kelly without any provocation. the PIONEER STORE. since the Custer affair. Io case Sitting Ashland Ashland, Juck-Oil County, Or» gon. Wuitaker, Nov. 30—Caton mill, one' Oregon. Bull should show his horns Howard of the largest in Oldham, containing ' i Will attend to the buying and selling ot I alii i ow peYiiianenily located in ibis kept his command on the Missouri uu- 50 000 spiudles, was destroyed by fire pl tee,yed re-| e.tiuily usks li e paiionag ol GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS AND OILS„ til the arrival of himself and Miles yesterday. The loss is estimate«! at I i be cnizens. with wounded and Indian prisoners, S100.0UO. Many persons are tbrowu All business entrusted to nie will leceive *’ Cheaper ihan the Cheapest ” is Our molto. ALL WORK WARRANTED prompt attention. thus giving his soldiers who were not out of employment. Bucharest, Nov. 30.—Iu official Rus I will cheerfully answer all leHeri- of in To give Emire 8 tisfactioa. Prices to suit present at the surrender, a chance to quiry in teg «rd io ibis puitiou ot Ureguu— siau circles an emphatic denial is given Bring on your Produce ar.d Exchange for Goods. The i mies. see the dashing Miles and '.he re to tne rumors of the intention to con ins Climate, ftoil. Procucts etc. doubtable Joseph.” Thanks to O S. elude an armistice alter the lull ol Betel enee given il required. MRS.M. W. HARGADINE. for correcting our statement. CciZZ and sec Specimens, [ v 2 j .6^ Plevna. v2u24] T. Ü. WATTERS. TIN SITOP FRIDAY.. - 1 t Furniture Factory, TA H A i Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex- elianto for *»•<)(xls BOOTS aud SHOES, LIVE* LET LIVE G. F. BiLLINGS. GENERAL V" RClflANBLSE U.XK.V IL Xi E LC KKC W11E GE D EE £ I QUART EI. S STEA AL SAW MILL Southern and Sciith-Fastern RESTAURANT Averill Mixed Paints. IE. Qiegon., Pure XUnseed. Qii \ - PKQXOGKAPnIC LAND AGENT.