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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1878)
THE ASHLAND ASHLAND HARNESS “Yes, 1 jveindeed i? light from Lleavec; A spark of <h it imnr trial f.re With uDgelb tin red, by All - given, To lift from e rth our low deeire.” « - I don’t seo how anyone wbo^asn’t been th re ” can successfully contra dict the proposition: those who’ve been there, wont try it. Amusements around the camp fire I were kept up until late in the night. Tommy excited himself to his fullest capacity; Prof. IL, though footsore and disabled for walking by the ua* usual exercise lie was indulging iu, was General Merchandise, the samo unruffled embodiment of good uatnre—the same imperturbable Furnishing Goods, monument of patience and acquies* cence—ho bad been from the start, Hardware, Crockery, “Pap” did sime things that caused all to ‘’laugh cocsumtdly.” His main Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps effort, however, fc was a melancholy and And in short, Everything required signal failure, Mounting a log for the sake of being conspicuous, lie essayed FOR THE GENERAL TRADE the rendering of a very plaintive ui'.ty, As Cheap as the that had reference to the cold and cruel heart«.dness of a young damsel whose name was Polly, lie was evidently so All kinds of approved country ub'Gibe I in the sentiment that he lost run of the words, and broke down on i produce taken in exchange for the chorus. After frequent repetitions goods, of tbo word Polly, Polly at last got o — . stuck in the mournful singer's throat, and be then seemed more anxious to get B^Do not fail to give us a under, than be bad previously been trial before purchasing elsewhere, eager to get on top, the log. as we are determined to give sat C. K. KLUM, «Í failed to enter. The mind gets wearied with grandeur after beholding a score or two of tbesa enchanting chambers, and asks for rest even on the threshold of probable now discoveries. Altera short respite, the feeling of enriositv is as keen edged as ever. This is the reason why those who bave cuce visited this scene of underground magnificence are so soon anxious to return again, after reproaching themselves with the folly of leaving without making more thorough researches. Our party left the cave cn the after noon of the third day after our arrival —most of ths members, however, promising themselves a speedy return to the work of delightsome recreation —for we had other scenes of natural splendor to visit,and vividly those scenes brouglii to mind some of George D. Prentice concluding observations in his immortal po -m to ?dammoth cuve I “How oft we g ze With r.w ? or ;vl n*..*.ni »u on the nr w Au I unf uui’.i ir, bit pas? c i!lly b? T ie l>v»r:ier airi the uig'die.-! Wonderful Ié this ’one worl l of <lirkue-*3 atxl <x gloom, Butfir m >re wonderful y<>n outer wo.ld, L't bj th: giorions «tri. Tnc»e arches swe I, Sibi'.me in ion? ani «li n ui iguiiicet.ee. Eat how sublime G.xi's blue canopy Bele g itrel with his burning cherubini, Keeping Lheir watch eternali “Oh lhe jerformnnee on the uhcle it may bj said ’Twas musical, but eadly sweet.” isfaction. After a brief sojourn in the land of C. S. Sergent & Co. A-e al! the snow-white geme that lie beautiful Nod, we commenced early preparations la th:'-? mysterious chambers, gleaming out PHŒNIX, OREGON. for tho succeeding day’s adventures — Ami l the tn -liacajly gl hth , un i wild (v2n21tf. ) These rocky hills, alni c!.tf>», an i gulfs; but for the hunters to hunt, and the sight Mi re b.-uutiful and wild the things tii t greet seers to see n section of mountain Tue waLdcror io our w >rld of i'g it—’’ &c., <kc. Ashland Meat Market. YVe had for oar destination what are scenery perhaps, unexcelled anywhere called “the lakes,” near the summit of else on the globe. On cur way up to Old Gray back. Up and over the steep tho summit of the mountain, we pass ridge east of the cave,over logs.through by the lakes; but they are too sma!l to thickets, aud through “che continuous claim much attention. TLoy help out woóds where roll: the Oregon” for the general appearance of tho land i about two miles—nearly ail the way ou rcapes; otherwise they are a useless appendage. Once un the summit we an up grade—and we reach a camping PROPRIETORS, Lave a view of a comideruble portion place ou tuo giade near the lakes, in a of two States—cur point of observation few rods of immense banks of snow. ealers in alt . kinds of fresh and being nearly or quite on the State line. D Sailed Meats. The highest pr.ces j<ai<l lor hides Notwithstanding the high altitude of and pel 8. onr situation,the piace was not wanting Mt. Shasta seems like a near door in evideuces of a nearuess to civiliza neighbor. Tho peaks of the Cascade FAT STOCK OF ALL KINDS, range are many of .them iu sight. A tion. Saudwiehel between patches of snow were seen herds of sheep and cat splendid bird’s-eye view of the interven Bonght at Market price or taken in exchange; for ing mountains and valleys is also had. Me its. tle, feeding upon the tender green We can almost see the ocean. Mr. grass that, crowns this magnificent and Briggs, who is herding sheep almost Brown 8c Eurlingliams useful old monutain wi h mid-summer (no50v2 f) on ihe summit, says that he can seo the verdure at a time when the valleys and ocean ou a fine day. But the finest their surrounding hills aro scorched UNION LIVERY sight of ull is a view of the congrega aud brown. This splendid provision, tion of peals seen in a south-westerly in the am Dgements of Nature is being direction. They are very numerous, S ale and E xchange taken advantage of extensively by the and nearly of the same Eighth, being cittlo and sheep owners of Illinois, partly covered with snow, The inter Williams creek and Applegate valleys, mediate places must be filled in by who find here a land that “Hows with the imagination of the rt uder. The Corner of 4th and California Sts., : - ilk and honey;” that greets them with only further assistance I feil able aU the fresbuess and joyousness of J a CKSONVII.I.K, OllEGON. to render is this: after having been Spring, at a timo when tho unfortu UNDER SIGNED, HAVING PUR- much of the grand and rugged moan rpnE E ciiwl the ub rirtine«! ru 1>1 nate human bipeds of the valleys are tain scenery of the State, I think the from Ktibii & Wilson, beij leave to inform/ sweltering will Summer heat. 1’oor public that they are <leternnue«l to lneniA view Lad from hero, eclipses any simi a tile comimance of tti«-patronage that br.s lor luaLy bipeds! bow ’ pity thjie; lar sigLt I ever Lad, nut even excepting years past been conferred on these justly “Ours the wild I.L in tumult s ill to range a view from the summit of Mt. Pitt. From ill to real, :.nl j.»y in every change.” i POPULAR STABLES! Bat it is fit tLiit these idle jottings Such, I think, was the general feeling We have constantly on band the very liest should find a terminal point somewhere, of the cave hunters tbo Light wo Lt even right here, without tiring anyone SADDLE HORSES, our camp fire so near the stars and with farther details; only adding we BUGGIES AND Heavens. Speaking of tho camp tire returned in safety. --------- ____________ reminds me that there was yet a prac I Iiigeisoll on Intemperance. tical, or earthly, side to our existence. And cin'furnieb our cusecmcr« with a tip-top turn Despite a senso of our lofty eminence, out al any lime. In a recent letter to an Indiana paper we were hungry, aud supper seemed a fueler m the genera: make-up of human Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll says that Horses Boarded happiuess not to bo treated with ab- the only “ temperance speech” ho ever On reiRotuible terin?, an<l the b*<t of ctre an<l atten made was in what was known as the bestowed upon them while under their charge. 3plute crence. Tne splendid ex- Munn trial in Chicago, when ho made tion Also, • 1 erciso ariiy coupled with the these few remarks: “ I believe, gentle life we leading, vastly increased Horses Bought and Sold. men, that alcohol, to a certain degree, our capacity for epicurean enjoyment We will guirantee satisfaction iu all our trans V/e were so inf< eted with a desire for demoralizes those who make it, those actions. C ardwell & M c M ahon . who sell it and those who drink it. I luxuries, that wo tried to steal some UNDERSIGNED, THANKING OUR PA- milk from the cows that were feeding believe that from the time it issues from fBlUE 3 irons for the liberal pairouage l>eeU>\*e<l upon the coiled and poisoned worm of the us during our connection with ti.e Union Livery on the luxuriant garlic, , or wild onions, of the s.uie distillery, until it empties into the bell Stables.wouldLeiqieakacoiitiiiiUi.ee '.< our successors. C aiidw eld A c M c M ahon . near camp. The calvi es up here, how- of crime, dishonor aud death, it de No. 17; if. ever, as we soon learned, are very moralizes everybody that touches it punctual in tbo performance of duties of a lacteal nature, and it was only by from its source to its ends. I do not believe that anybody can contemplate U’il’o UP ono of these self-acting—if not patented—milkers, that we could the subject without becoming predju- hope for succtbs. This operation was diced against that liquid crime. All I gone through with—wa waited patient we have to do, gentlemen, is to think ly till morning for the lacteal lluid to of the wrecks upon either bank of this accumulate, aud hu.l our labor for our stream of death; of the suicides; of the pains. The mother bovine kicked the insanity; of the poverty; of the igno- nnce; of the destitution; of the little bucket, nearly full of milk, ruthlessly I to the ground, as if to emphasize tho children tugging ut the faded dresses commandment, “thou shalt not steal!’’ of weeping and despairing wives, ask Anyhow, wo hud garlic for supper, aud ing for bread; of the mtn of genius it We are now -manufacturing, and has wrecked; of the millions struggling veni-on—oh what venison—besides the I with imaginary serpents, produced by have on hand a good assortment ot edibles brought with us. Everything, this devilish thiDg; and when you or nearly everything, tastes good when think of the jails, the alm3-Louse8, the you aro hungry, and we were huDgry LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP, I prisons and the scaffolds upon either so often that our supplies threatened bank, I do not wonder that every to fail ns lung before we were satisfied which we offer to the trade at I thoughtful man is predjudiced against with sauntering. Our appetite for that damned stuff called alcohol.” food being both gratified and satisfied PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A ministerial critie is likely to occur In Englirwl. fur the evening, left us free to feed A gladiatorial combat is raging between the lJaacone- other kinds of appetites that are apt to lielland Gkids’on psrties. Our soap has been pronounced evince an existence when the demon of by those who know hunger is not too predominant. Sonco SUPERIOR of our members wore fond of singing; OK TO ANY some, or perhaps all, had a keen relish FALLING SICKNESS. IMPORTED fo’ jokes, while a few—not so very few ARTICLE. Permanently Cured no hrimbujg —by either—had an appetite for—for—well, one month*« uwitfe of Dr. Gouiurd'a Cel Infallible Fit Powder». To con after ull, I guess it’s bast not to bo too ebrated Give it a trial and support home vince »utferers that three powder« will do all w® cl »im them, we will send them by mail, pout paid, a specific. But, anyhow, and notwith for free trial box. A» Dr. Goulard is the only pny- industry. mci»n that has ever nude this disease a special study standing: Brown à Bnrlingliam I STABLES, MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEAL ER IN Saddlery & Harness, A shland , O regon . eeps a general assort - ment of goods in bis line of trade. K Ladies’, Mens’ and Boys’ Sad dies, a Speciality. Team, Buggy and Plow Harness, TEAM & BUGGY COLLARS, CURRYCOMBS, BRIDLES, CINCHOS, STIRRUBS. WHIPS, LASIIES, SPURS, COLLAR BADS, ETC.. ETC., And everything usually kept in a firs’-cla establishment. Repairing doue with neat ness and dispatch at prices to suit the times. WHEAT Taken at the Highest Market Rates in Exchange for Goods, KH, (tor Ashland, June 2;th, 1876. JOHN CHANDLER, N. S. MARSHALL. Chandler & Marshall. F* NEW SAXV MILL. The eubecribers having completel their Saw Mill Two miles South-West of Main Street, Ashland Are now prepared to fuYnish the best qurJiy of lum ber, in quantities to suit purchasers, at the very LOWEST LIVING RATES. ♦ ♦- of product on easy terms. Give us a Trial and see if we can't Hive satislac- tion. Chandler & Marshall. V. 2, No. 51—tf. I ASHLAND F A C T O 11 Fits Epilepsy, “He v ho h ith loved not,here wcu'd learn th it love. >> For, to borrow from the «nine great bird: “1' i? the hour wten from tloj boughs The nightingale’s high ta/.e is beiud; It le tie hour w l en lover»' vows Seem sweet in every v bisserei word.” Ynd if one or two, or perhaps a still greater proportion of uur number, were , eady to sav: and as to < ur knowledge thousands heve been ,>er- manently cured J>y ’he use of these Pow der», we will guarantee a permanent cure iu everv case, or refund you all money expended. All Sufferer, ehou:«l give these Powders an early trial, and be convinced of thtir curative powers. Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes f>r $ 1°.00,sent by mail to any part of United States or C*n i«la ou re ceipt of price, or by express, C. O. I>. Addref s, ASH S l ROBB! NS, lifiyl 3b0 F ulton t3TE.EE r, B boo K.LV M, N. Y. Wanted in exchange 20,000 lbs. Grease At the Factory. RIGDON & CO. ¡.V2o6tf.l • * Vv K AT' p. & '£ u * U i -1 DEALER IN > 4 XA •1 ú i X § **73 H Vu Sit a to a Chronometer Watch, in workmanship is and as elegantly f. ished as a first-class Piano. It at the Vienna and Ccna received the highest av GWE-FOURTH FAST- 11 t o n n t a! E x p o s i t i c n g . a ß V ¡.¿a capacity is unlimited. ER than other machin [3 AC H »E S sold in th© There arc trnc-o ViH LS iv;;trned r.aics cf all the United States t**®" ’* K -*z- Z ¿ ATTACHMENT, for others» THE V. . g, WITHOUT PATCHING, doing all kinds î m hinc. A Certificate is given given FREE ;• ■ * with each RZJaoh iteeing to keep it in repair, It requires r.o special free of charge, uso it. Satisfaction instructions to iines delivered free of charge anywkero en tho Uni d States. Dry-Goods, Groceries, School Books, Blank Books and Stationery. te &iuts .£* .. —AND— GEORGE NURSE, Send for Illustrator! Catalog”!?, t?i. £sk fcr sample of mending, i actions for buying machines and our Circular Wo. 197 for further upon terms stated in the Catalc c. r; »• 1 AGENTS ) WtfgS ... » rl -, & L ti U3 WANTED. I . ¿ ¿ 827 & 320 Broadway. Y Cor. Stato and Madi son WM. D. CORFE. V» Linkville Livery Stables. NUISE & CORPS JV>r. Æ g * c? 6.7 •“•re pleased to atnounce that their Stables A sent LAKE COUNTY OEGON Are In excellent repa>r, amply provided with fte’ And that customers will oewaiedou promptly and in the best style. Good HACKS Excellent BUGGIES and No RIDING HORSES always on hand. C-47 Horses promptly care 1 for, and _£?-g Tourists and Others Outfitted GOODS’. 1 Oa the shortest notice Gi' Do Dot fail to give the. Linkville Stables a trial Jv3 no 71T1 N u USE A’ COttPE. vN .'•N, -, CHEAP S TORE. Ashland and Linkville The STAGE LINE 4 » I ~ M. COLWELL’S TBI-WEEKLY Stages run between the above named points three times a week, making the trip through in one day car rying V. S. Mail and passengers. LEAVES LINKVILLE GROCERIES, NOTIONS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, FINE CLOTHING, MEN & BOYS’ SUIT A LARGE STOCK OF CANDIES AND NUTS, CIGAKS AND TOBACCO, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE t STOVES AND HARDWARE, LEAVES ASHLAND MONDAY’S WEDNESDAY’S AND FRI DAYS at 4 o'clock a . m ; arrives at Link- ville same days. Returning, the lowest prices. best On baud and made to Older, TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER ALE, Ot lliE LES1 QUALITY, all of which, will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATUR DAYS arriving at Ashland same day con nects with our daily stage line between q Q(JQ Ll STILLS of XV heat and Oats wanted in exchange for goods, at Cash Linkville and Fort Klamath. Also with ’ . * rices. Vr^l ’lcase give me a call and convince yoarseli, before na his tri weekly line from Linkville to purchasing elsewhere, as I will not be undersold. Lake View and all intermediate points. T M. COLWELL. no50v2 wJl 1, .. ____ ? 1 1 • 9 B. F. REESER •