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ASHLAND,
OREGON: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28.1879,
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ÿiditgs.
A MODERN ROMEO.
river, where he h 11 been mining iu JR.WE I.IXJ S TRIP CP THE MIS
‘Captain,’ said bo, tinning ou mt», Indian Trouble* imp.nding
S1SS1FPÍ.
‘
are
you gone raring mad? 3I'sa Lind
company
with
Bill
Broxva
aud
a
man
He w. h i>iving nz on tn? gitc —■
[Portl»rri 8t ulird.}
f
■I. A. APPLEGATE.
sing
in a public place like this ' Why,
---- ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY----
named
Hopkins,
unknown
to
those
She till c.utbi' el bi 11 to wait—
A Louisville correspondent of the, man yon make tne laugh. Y'.t-s Lin l
From various points <»f the compasy
Auil tie Wailed.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSF.LOR-AT-LA W
who lived on the samo stream above A«:«- lb;-/,- Sim relates a number of an-|
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gets a thousand dollars for every sr»ng ! come rumors of mysterious movement«
them
Hart brought the intelligence i-cdotes of Major Throckmorton, for she sings. Perhaps you've gut a thou­ by the renegade bands of Indiana
LEEDS A M filli ITT.
H «ire ftlfe l, ?he c .me rot,
SALEM OREGON.
Q'Ui’
Fled hii pa’ler c», uul l.e got
I that R ms« apd T.-dford had been at­ many years the landlord of the "Galt sand dollars about yon t» span? Offer i which have left their rt»ervations and
OFFICE—Ori Main Street, (in 2d .story e!
House in Louisville, and adds the fol
A. grimed.
tacked th it morning. Rau«e wa° cut lowing in which the Sweedish Nightin- her that—and then t-he’ll tel! ^’011 to I are doubtless forming p'ana for a spring
Dll. J. 11. CHITWOOD,
McfcalfA B antt’s new building.)
campaign cf great magnitude. ..Ju
"I wi l give her a Mir. ri*c.”
iu the face with an axe and Tedford's g-ile and a fri- i d of the Major’s play go about your business.'
Southern
Idaho the bands have beofl.
'All light, Barnum,' said I, we'll
This Le mut’erel -and be tl'.ea
Ashland - •
Oregon.
left arm wag broken by a bullet. They the leading ¡»arts.- '‘Another b »on com­ sec. ‘
since
the
close
of the hist campaign*,
To hor wioder.
Terina cf Subscription 1
panion of the old M -j »r was Capt. St.
CM’T’T JE— Al the Ashland Drug Store.
h
id
been
p?o«p3Cting
at
tho
place
busying
themselves
in stealing horses
'Orre copy O». y^ir
‘
\Ve
‘
l,
then,
I
went
into
the
pintry
...» XMlj --..A-
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Clair Thomasson, commander of one of
An! he warbled, * I am here;
and cattle, nnd running them awayde
*** •* fcix toawiL»...
and
got
my
nigger
band
together.
... 1.50
where
S
uite
’
s
copper
works
now
are,
the great 31 s.-is-ippi steamers in the
Come and c nif >rr me my dear -
JAMES IL NEIL.
their moentain fas’neases whore the
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aud
bad
an
Itnliau
named
John
work
My
B:
inler.
”
■lays when there were r.o railroads to There was one likely youug boy among white men cannot follow. This had
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Bonaso
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Cisb »tee »ix coptes Ur
’em. who bud such a voice as you never
A TTORNEY AT-LAW,
iug with them. The evening b-fore N w Orleans, and when a trip down beard I was younger then, consider­ pone on until the military was called
- Term., In ad van.-e.
Then he rrjeted, t.kirg got
this Indian ha 1 gone to the Indian tho river was the thing for every plan ably than I am now, but I could never out, and at 1 i-t accounts was in par»
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All the coin;»* n-tre < f want
Term» of Advertising*
t-r and bis family to take each winter.
Il
bed
Lie
b
Oy.
Jn<*ksonville. Oregon,
L mx T No’iegs yer fine........ ................................ Ret.
ranch, n >t far distaut. Returning just It was no uncommon occurrence for hear that buy S'lig one of his plantation suit of the red devils. It is safe to
FrofMMiXulCud., i er je^r..............
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And the cor ’h it »r>‘ an I chewed,
ut daybreak, he proceeded to play his one parly—especially a bridal party— songs without the tears coming into conclude, however, that they were not
Two lneii.e, per qnarter................. .... . .... .........
8 G»
/. YV. Il AMAR AR.
my eyes. B it I thought I’d try him captured, as (he military, fonco was
Wiak-ed thy, -s if he “k-iowed”
JMC
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part in the bloody drama that hail to secure every stateroom on board and first. So oto of tho b »ys kept time on small and by eiperienca the hostile*!
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It w is fchoAly.
V>»*-h»lf Colnmn
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been planned by the savages,
He make the six days voyage a journey liis banj», and the fellow sang uv r his have learned the art of | reservaaio® >
BaTARY PUBLIC.
Yk ree-four tbs “ v<
. 14 00
wort!) remembering. Among tlm negro
fouud the t vo tifilaep, and seizing bn waiters there were always a iialf d< z»n song. It was about a yellow girl who These depredations nlthongb done
Owe
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LTNIiVJLtB LAKE CO., OREGON,
BAYAHD TAI LO».
LÎOAL ADVEKTIBKMENTA
itfrfo'in roe CTb :e B alding. Sptci 1 Httentoin
axe strn -k R »use in the face and then musicians or more, aud with this bund had beea sold off into slavery from Ler on a com par itindy small scale will ag­
ÜM square tien line* o- lee.) lsi ! 1 erlion ... . $2 .M) J given to contey«i libi».
i Louisiana homo into Georgia.
1 al­ gregate much in the end and furnish
v2a¡9 f,
it i
fl
snn’ch-d a ritl - in 1 shot Tedford,when tin re was h id a dance every evening, ways thought the b >y made it up him­ food for ‘hem during a long campaign
nS IIENPV W. LONGFELI.OW.
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be run off without waiting to determine with sometimes a concert in the ladies’ self. I nev<»r heard the words or th? taken with what they can procure l>y
Job Printing,
cabin, when higli born ladies surg sen­
D-» <1 te 1 y r.inou» bi« tunk',
Of al description, done on shori no'lce. Legal
whether hd had accomplished his in­ timental son '«, alternately with the music before. The words didn't ox pillrtpi.ig farm hotiMs, <<nthe Okau-
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price
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ATTORNEY
A.\D
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Ol
N.-ELOR
AT
LAW
Bt.aka, Circular», Busliess Cirds, KI beuls, I.e'er-
tended d ublo murder. The wounded plautation n t-lodies of the darkey wai­ actly rhyme, nor the music wasn't flush agon river is encamped a largo nujnbflt
A « the e a ties in tLe gl om
beale, PoeWs.etc., gotten te? iu roo ! e’.yieat livag
and
a-, von hear in the opera, but I kt.e.v i of rennga les f-oi'rt i he N« z Perce, Unie-
,
men ware able to make their way up ters.
XV ite'a o’er MiXiuil l.in’i ’<> nb ,
yrtcM.
it would do. f? > I got tho boys to ti’la, Moses end otter tribes nwni!itig
EÊAL ESTÀ TE .1 GENT.
fin ih«*»e vo uni“-,f oni their -he ve»,
I met the old C iptain the other even­
the
river
about
four
miles
to
the
camp
Agents for the Tidings.
g tli r in the cabin, and after they had » the coming of spring. These disaffect-
VV.tCi liir.i Mien» ■:» ;h»»m»e’ve».
ing m the Galt House rotund»». lie is
1 «t en Vvn c*»rn to nil matters rcqtiir
B. M. Brtieugifl A Co., ...
N«-w York
of Hurt A C«» , nod Mr. Hart had no longer ou the river, but spends his plaved awhile the b »y s ing his song. . el rnnrfl« r<TS will keep to the north of
Ab ! ir« tjiul v. ill ..e-.cr mor»
ng i n Auen » y ri il e U. S. I i.i <1 ( f. <e.
...
St. Lout,
Kuwel! 8c Cuee.tuall,
Cue«___
started out ab»r»e. an I unarmed, to summers in Saratoga and his winter.» 31 iss Lind listened from first to last, ! tho militiiry forces, r.nd vhen closely
Dirn -ti»ir s ori-»l p g»« o'er !
L. P. Pisuer, w • . - • - A tit Fr.i in i'f*»»
L aks V u w , Et il . C o .. O regon .
and tlu-re were tears iu her eyes, too ! prosu 1 will cross tho line into BritT^
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Portlaö-1,
Oregou
B. H. S «strut,
N vermure hi» lips rr,.eit
bring the new? to Derby's ranch an 1 in Ijuiii-ville oi New Orleans, He is
My 31, 1878,
(t 0-53-T
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I*. B.mue'*,
when it war through. I don’t know America, win re they will l e eafo from
S.>nz* f 'N/trs hoAevet ewcct !
Ai'em
A Ji
obtain a^-isi inc», if poiub'o, while known to vl» »ut everybody in the exactly how it was, b it in five minutes j harm, They have also been stealing
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L«*t
th-»
hfele-s
bo-tv
ics*;
. Ch ^nib-ilia
Southwest. He drcsi-es vidli sernpn
M. L. McCALL,
.
Curii 1«.
Brown and Hopkins waited all dav in
and Lil ing cattle rd! winter and mak­
Gr;»cr llanos,
IT-» is g »ne w h > w is the iiiiest.
Ions neatness, wears an oldfaahioned afterward she was at the piano and ing iinn-tt 1! prep’.rattens for the future.
JuDCilou
City.
Dr N. L. T^»
sang
first
tho
music
of
that
aoag
Gun»* ns tr vel-r» h i-te to !e ive
the bushes with their rifles c< eked, ex collar around which is wound a bril­
.
R ,-rb irg. 'Mirveyoi* anti Civil
engineer
Be». J. R. N Bell,
An tua, u r lurry u.tUe»e.
•
Voue .i n.
Tarit H. Burt
peetiug the I ulims ev-.ry moment, lint liant ltd cravat, and is full of sloriesof as well its she cotlid remember it, and 31 isos’tribe of Indi ins i»t Priest Rip-
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Jack I.ri ie.
. R. Neil, -
Tra»e'*r, i a I i .t leilni* nf r,
then s >ug after song of her own. Ar»»’, ids are acting very strangely, and front
J Wider Ar Pon,
W !d ».
resolve 1 to dofriid th » wounded m»D, j «t< ari.b mting day*. -. I asked him if the not ol I j ’ that evening cither, but every a geiitl -man who is situated so as to
la
whit
pl
net
—
i
i
whit
rtir.
Is
prep-red
to
do
any
work
in
Lis
lite
on
»hoft
no-
App'exu-,
H«.n. W W. F.ddler,
newsp.qx r story was title, said to Lave
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'10.
fiM»27»2f]
I l w uit vast 'erial rp> e,
aud d’e with tLeiu if necessary.
gather correct information for official
Alex W.ill*,
In e:i told by him several vears ago. evening that she ;.as on the. bo.it. The purposes wa learn tbit Sherwood, one
K- bv» l e.
J. M. Hfuitb, .
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Sii »es the light up 'Uf ’iy Tice T
pianist
of
her
troupe
played
too.
and
Vflu-n
tho
men
at
the
ranch
had
Ceil r I P -in .
DR.
Ed. R. O«en,
:
tbit he was with J<*nny Lind at Niagara
In whv gir lus o'<1-1 >Jr
1
W H Pwker,
’(K.oÏ ÍL
i when the great songstress dropped ou the other members of the company ¡of the leading “Squaw 31» 11“ asserts
heard
11
nt
’
s
story,they
at
once
formed
Tl-»-
ihr
weiry
f
e
»o-iiigh».
?
B. Dtrutck,
TŒN1 fis T.
sing or played, and my ladies also, and that as soon as spring cernes nn out­
G ilice Cie»k.
K«char<l B rrett,
a patty to go to
the relief of the her knees ut the brink of the cataract, such concerts there never were in break is certain to tuko place. The
Poet ! Thon wh-Jse îi est v rse
G. A. Hill,
... Big* Pin.
XV is a ç irturi on thy lie r e;
wounded men. The party was com­ and with streaming eyes, thanked God Amcrici* before or since.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
j. 8. M< redden,
....
Murphv.
I removal of tho Milhetir Indiana who
I that Ha had vouchsafed to her the
Tho i hust »nog with organ one,
Ml«» Carrie Saiitk,
....
t^lwnd.
were on the war path last season to
‘
We
got
to
be
great
friends,
an
l
posed
of
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Allen,
31tk
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»nr.
J
»hu
A. F. Snelling,
..... Lake Vu». yxyiLL visit A«nf.\Ni> in may
In Deukuliou's ife thy own.
sight of to grand an exhibition of Lis
that
country, has caused general dis-
when
we
reached
Louisville
and
my
G. B Wa»eoo,
.
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Miter, D ive P;»-ke't, 31 ilachi B »ugh- J power.
fwrh- ruins of the pa-t,
v v an I N v.-mli r; a .1 Ke byviile, the
Geo. T. B»1-1 win,
...
L'ni»i,!e.
sati-f
ioti an. and (hey will be the firat-
ice.
she
boat
I
'i
l
up
ou
account
of
r.o ni« 't.e »erf.ct 11 »wer ri list.
Wax. H Robe,la,
...
Pe» i». fourth Mon ! iy*.it?G t !>-• e.:ch )iar.
’Yes,’ said the Captain: ‘that was in
mnn, and A ex Watts — as many as
•o
give
the v; irhoap r.nd commence ttiQ
to
New
Dr. J. S Deumeun,
.
.
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Ki m»-h.
Fr etri, ’»r >e-terd<y the bella
A-iiiiu'l. fe,,i. 15. Is78
I the early spring of ’50 and there was nrgvd me to go on with her
co
il
l
otit
ii
i
w
-apont
(
he
rifles
hav-
Ej 8. H >o»k,
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.
B >n nn.
butchery,
w hielt will be quickly taken
that
we
York.
It
was
on
the
way
K l.- f >r th-c ihi-ir l » nl firmvells;
: a.i icy mautle half wav down the falls
H. Dy-r,
.
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I». i ».
j
up
bv
‘
I
*
ir
I
tell
yon,
str,
ing
all
been
tak
n
■topped
at
Niagara,
t<>
Rogue
rivet),
Ai d o-il >y they o for thee,
—■
-, allies.
...
I. O. Miller.
1 from the edge, and great musses of ice
The
Bmt-iocks
who have formerly
•• M ry McCibe
....
A« I nd
the
greatest,
and
the
most
she
was
I<»ia_’ ead beyond U e 8-a—
They
rtached
the
cimp
where
the
|«prii;gmg
np
from
the
bed
of
the
river
B. Sberni <n.
.
.
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1 recognize! T< n Day as Chief, bav©
UH-
4
<¡e
d
mu»
g
tby
n.
Mil
e,
ever
bea'itif'il,
and
tl.o
beet
woman
I
ArcJijieer nftfl I! sii 2d er.
G*pt. I). J F«rn»e General Agent f»«r I. k« «ul
wounded men and their guird were i b low io meet the water as it fell. It knew. ‘
I reimdiak’d his . authority and liiva
/Tne i e n e of G » l in-di ih» 1 Ci».
M o 4< t com ités.
. *~i I î À
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I w i magnificent, and the great hearted
/
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anxi«u«ly
looking
for
them.
Hi
re
ÍÍRAMTE
SIR
LET
ASHLAND
Stases leave A sbland as follow«:
\
T thing the Captain keeps a few little rho-cn another chief in his place. Ten
I nly co'.tld not rv.-tr.uu herself as t he
I
Day Ins always been friendly and
tii<-y
passed
llie
remainder
of
the
Th« O. A C. Stage C--.’« Stage le ire \-lil »nd VSrH.L to tn ¡tie g n rne ob short no-ice and Scraps of So:ii li trn Oregon
' .«a v it. 1 shall n< ver forget her prayer flowers and such trifl s that date back i opposed to war. and this looks as if
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lour--
i
-in-.
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I
fur Jacksonville, R «ck Point ami Ro«-
night, c.»mi»itig t n the i-ai.il without i to be raude a I; tier woman — to be made to that trip religiously by him to this
/
tory.
| th it p r'i >n of the Baunocks were con-
burg every d iv at 4 a m . M til i o e« .it
blankets or fir ». 'Vjmu daylight ap-' able to serve the Maker of so wonder- <! ty. He has never tuarrie I, I believe, ' tempi it in? lie-til ¡ties
- “--JMSNHSrRY AND ASSAYING—.
8 r. «.
» 1
though
h<-
wa«
a
comparatively
young
! tr.i u woiid in a way that she sho ulJ.
The Indian Ho«: little« of 1S53, in Jcit- j pe.-tred in a h isiy ex i -irrnfion v> the
1 It i« mtn >1 cd that Moses has been
For Henly, YTek» ami Reeling at 4 r. m .
' We uli uncovered our heads 119 she man in 1850.’'
D
.
F.
G.
HEARNj
pillile
County.
turned I cor -» by direction of the author­
Mail c!o-e«at 3 r. m .
1 condition of the wounded men it was knelt there, and I think that
J. am the
ities at Wa«iiington. an 1 it is but
M. Colw’-ll’« S’ag»-* h-ave Ashland every — I* R A C T I C A L I» E N T I S T. —
TH©
Eastern
Country
Daring the Indi in war in R»gn*- found that I'edfurd would hive ir be j better man for that memory.
morning ut 4 »«’dock, t»»r Lake Vie w.
probable (hat his former treachery will,
also AWitrn <»y oitis and hcllton .
We bad been togethr then for
carried by band, while II >it-e was abie
making the trip in <0 l o irs. »I o. le i ve
river
valley
tn
the
year
1S53
the
I
t
‘
b> ini-reai* 1 to open hostility on
’
Yrek.i
Journal.]
O* fue <11 Miter rlrtti, ieri» file, Yrekn, cd
Luka Vie»' tor Ap'iLind «-v«i v 4 >v.
to ride a mule which had fi.rtimately ' nearly a month. I had Miss Lind » n d
■
account
of his arrest and imprisonment.-
dian»a£
Illinois
valley
were
t
>
all
up-t
»iii-DX Cry Dtg s'.jre . »11 o,.posile H i eaian’e
The comparatively unixplore-l and
hi r t artv a» passengers from New Or­
A.' I» IIEl MAN. P. M
i
11«
is
r
murder- r at heart and only
been
provided,
hi
a
v
ry
.-liort
time
a
Hard*ure S or..
¡?f.
rearances friendly and peacable, until
II an.» to Lom-viile. The trip down 1 sparsely settled country, extending aw;»»fs a favorable opportunity to com­
4.O. C. WIMI*
J. WELLS
Capt Williams raised a company an I l<tt» r wa» pr. pared ml llie march b-ck I oa.l carriid hnndrc.ls of tllo first pco- from this county and Modoc county mence bis bloody work.
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MRS. Dd. ELIA F3.13 d-Bi Ü Ji.
WiMEC & WELLS.
w< nt to the assistance of the people ol to the rauch wn b gun. Alkn took i pie of the south to bear her sing in through the great valley towards Walla
T”o Pendleton Indi-i ndent in speak-,
New Orhan«. They 1m 1 c »me nil the Walla in Washington Territory, be­ ing of the Umafillas says: “Ever since.
DL-FxSES OF WOMEN
Rogue liver. The news of the depart ch .rge of the mule on which R hi q
Practical MilKVxights.
¡wav
born Memphis and Little Rock tween the Bine mountains on the Idaho
A St’LCIAl I I T.
lire of this
thi company w»s quickly spreud I was pia \*d. nml ' In r -st t<»ok turns in ai d Vicksburg, tint when they got t» boundary and the Cascade range, is I liie cl« s? of the last Summer's Iridian
Flouring units, saw miH’ quarts mill«.
1 rampa gn. symptoms of the panic hav«
*nd all ki-<1.« of mill ni tChinery put up t<>
U j 5“O ffice ant n*ida.ee at Jud»? Dimeni’#,
among tha Id tans, and the mask ol | carrying Tedford, a« th« trail was 6o i New Orleans there was hardly a seat destined in the course of ti ne to be I been manifest among our popple, and
order in the v»*ry best slyie. All « o k w »r-
J acksox vi li e , O regon .
j«®aee was soon t un <ifl and the hid ! Darrow tout only two could take hold to be had for love or money, S > many one of the most productive and richest many anticipate an outbreak in the
tanted. Sati-hicti n gu ii:>.n!»-«-»l. Ad h»ss
N ot . 15 b, 1878, [If.
Lirxing, a all I of 1 li< iu cime bii-k With me unsatisfied inland di.Yricts on the American c »mi­ early spring. L is clear that threats
eons war p-cut d visage <>T ths savage i at once. 1 h< re wae 10 i shirking,
•Ilbor. or b<)lh. at A-1ilmd Oregon. f ‘2JOf.
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!—they hilt rather be on the Lott with nent Along the roule of this country
revealed. About the 12 h of S*ptem- vicing with each other as to whu t Jenny Lind than to stay f »r the iMar.lt me several tine valleys, including tie of rM.iliatron were made by the Indians
T. Q. WATIBRS.
O. R. MYER.
W bold put} (Dasani uil tbit in New Orleans. Luke secticns, Chewaican, Warner. in evse the Coggan murderers were
ber the Indians made u night attack ¡»hon’d do most, an i tho whole
I
expcnfed nnd those threats and rumoip
WATTERS & WiY¿R,
upon the miners ut I).»er Creek Bar, on | w r<* iifnily < x lanslod iiefare they hud Wuen we v.t re fairly on onr way up Sammer Like, Silver Like Chia-i an I have b en di«cn««id until it is nsclets
other valleys m S ntll.< rn Oregon, b -
Illinois river. The mon were sl-eping| reached t'.i • m .eh. While they h ad the river, one of the ladies—-he was a sides a number of others along th<* to sav th .( there is no alarm felt among
WATCHMAKERS, JEYKLE.tS AND
m
oberts
■
great
b
lie
iu
her
day,
the
daughter
of
on the groui.d in the open air, and cir- yet u*>« n« two miles f > go, they were a senator, and aflt rwards the wife of M dhenr, John D iv and ether stream-«, I onr border settlers. That danger to a
O TiCI ’iNS.
Proprietor,
cumstauces seem <1 to favor the de j met by Capt. O T. Root, who had one of onr foreign ministers—came to ail the way up the Columbia river a:.d certain rxtei.t dors exist appears
! q iifp certain, and that fact should not
O,e Jaor fouth of the P •■«'.-
—A shland , O regon .—
tiigns of the miird -rous savages. They travi-h-d forty miles that day, Em upon i.»,e ai.d asked whether it wnp really Snake river. If the people of J r< k»ou 1 be di«guised. neither should it create
ASHLAND, OREGON.
f
were preparing for a general massacre reaeliiug the ranch 1 lid leutning the i true that Mi-s Lind meant to keep her county succeed in butl ting a narrow ¡any unnecessary alarm."
he subscriber announ es to
gauge road from the coast to J.iciiaon-
«*»♦<*
-
each choosing his victim with the in-I news, he at once set out to give what ¡stateroom all the way to M< mphis.
th«» people of this vicinity, thaï. I nv-
vtlle and Ashland.it will pro!,ably b* ( ramming: tn Public Schools.
‘
Of
i-oursc
not,
’
8»i<l
I
'Everybody
S
WHITTEMORE,
M.
D.
lif purchas-4 the A shlaxi » B.H iber S hop .
tention of bcmling a bullot through Ina assistance he could to the unfortunate conies to dinti'-r on m? boat ’
extended toward Lmkv.lle, and tie ace
Ö
ffick
at
S.
C.
'••erg.-n
A*«.»,
s
store.
Tip's is what Pruft-d.sqj-Huxley fava
he is prepared to all« ml (o edis .»t al
TLa.«e were simple times. The cap­ northward towards Fort Bus*, to sup
bruin ata pre arrang' d signal, when nil’ll. Never war; Li Ip a.. ro we'.como
ibont
wrif'e i ex-injinations; “The eda-
ply
a
v.u
t
country
where
there
c.n
he
Pîiiruix, Oregon
hoard. 4 ‘
n35 3n
the ltnpeuding tragi ly w is averted by i ILe whole p»l t.v w.-rt so tin d as to be tain of n Ml;< i.s.uppi steamer was a | er
cdi-nal
abomination of desolation is.
s
.n
of
more
con-»equ«uce,
even,
(lia'n
no
steamer
competition,
or
if
t
ie
Cni:-
'pilE D0CT )R 1- A GIUDUiTE OF the warning of a 1 humble but faithful scarcity able to walk without a load,
in the-ti’nulation of young people to-
'
the
commander
ol
a»i
ocean
steamer
is
fornia
and
O.egon
road
b*
extended
to
A. a ff’st-cl.m c »li-g-. lie wi»l p;o up ly
Joe ■ and we we:« almost ready to stop in 1 to-day .and C»pt, 'JTiomasson was the this place, a braoeh could be extended work et high pressure by mcessant
aiitì'i’i all proto «i >nai valu, rughi o. d ly. friend of t ie itnp« riled men.
Cha: ¿es mu U va 'o
L'jr.t’s dog a»vak'.'nej his master with a ( despair. But ¡he Captain took hohl ■ most l.otrd of all the captains ou the [ northward,"winch would command an competitive examinations. Some wise
DEXTER IX-
immense trade anil profitable revenue. man (tvbo probably was not an early
low growl, and Lord, taking iu the sit-! with a will, ;r. I b -aid -s doing the Father of Water«.
T Í N —
ùr. VV. B. ibyal
STOVES,
During
early days of the Salmon river riser) has said of early riter« in gener­
‘Of cotir-e not. She’ll bs at Sinner
nation iu a instint, r m -1 his gun and 1 work of at, least three 8t«cu tired men
aid
Idaho
mining excitements, the al. that they are conceited »11 the fore­
today.
’
Then
I
went
to
Birnum
—
‘
—ANDR­
fc^Hia perruan*ut)y baritel 111 Aibland
tirial, just us the Indians, who forrnd as we were, inspired the whole parly Barnum, tho showmau—who was man- route northward from this point be­ noon nnd stupid all the afternoon.
OS «KA ua LEJ NSO” AX
they were discovered, tired u volley at with renewe I endnr in »e by his cheer­ I aging Miss Lind.
tween the Cascade and Blue mounts ns Now whither this is true of early lisera
'A ili a'f“ 7ur ttìidiridcd attention lo thè
ch<;q est ì ,n 1!|p c,'fnmon acceptanee of (he word
ing
ex
i
tuple
attd
generous
aid.
The
t
REPAIRING ' am » JGB W u &K
Birnum.’ said I, ‘is Miss Lind get- was the easiest, qnicko.4 end
the sleeoing meu. # Tue Lilians 'itn-
*■ > P/af I ice of yinclicint*.
■
but
or rot. I will not pretend
prefend tosay,-
to saybut
way to reach Walla Walla and - the jorfiot.
mediately retr(- it<»J, fl'ring us tuey went, ranch was reached about dark, and the j ting ready for dinner?’
1 it is often fon
,LU unhappy
uu«aVrì uun-
Promptly Executed.
f0.0 tuie
fi ne o(
of the
chil-
II
is
bail
Fit.evu
Ÿe.ir*
’
Pr.tglice
in
Oregon,
Idaho
mines.
This
sectiou
of
conn
ry
'Birnum
1
»;>keo
np
surprised.
Why,
4
V-
but the miners were uot lung fin tin» wounded rjeti wore given the best dare no,’ sud t.e, 'Miss Lind eats her meals is now us d as stock feeding ranges, òron who are forced to lise tpo càrly in
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F.noN.
L ink X iij . e , L| re (’ouxiy,
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office Ath,.«r--»ri-Lc«> <>u F ct«»r_vS n.«*,taMf i shelter from bullets. Pqrsnit 1 wa< put at*-l attention that eyi'J be reudi re I. ru her room.’
where cattle fl mrish and keep in splen I the classes. They are conceited ull the
ll persons knowing them
Mr. I( iG<r», wild was ent with’ the
cf the qnes’iou, for ta th’.» whole Ci-up
‘Not on my boat,’ said I; for you see did condition all the year r mud. and I ion noon of life and stupid all its after-.
S < ) c I E r ! F
SL-IVtxOta’i* hie 1
m*» nr c r< qm-s »<1 to
| noon The vigor and freehne-s which
with eleven uven, there wis but one ax«, recovered in a short time, but T didn't want to disappoint the ladies. much of it would be susceptible o M.oald have been stored up for the
Coin« furw ird and set*le.
3i»-3.n.
Arhlaud Lodge li0.189,1. 0. G. T„ rifle—ao great w is fh x si-ri’e of secur Tedford, after having his arm ampu­ Well, Barnum and I argued this; farming, if a market within cjnveuicat ’ DUipo.-e of the hard struggle.existence
awhile, and then I agreed to talk tq distance could be afforded, or railroad
Meets uX th«
of He ir. in <i Fountain every
tated, lived only sb »nt a week, when iMi~s Lind myself about it. I kuockeu
ity.
It
was
found
th
it'
fhn
cTily
inju
­
communication extended to it. Tuts iin practical life have bn n washed out
Iriisy everiac \ t * o’ciu.k r. m . BiathéYs mal
the
d
irk
winged
angel
relieved
him
of
at i bo dm»r of her stateroom.
entire country contains nna.o ou . 1 »rge of them by precocious mental debauch'-
risieri tn g «ri et I <1 iie cor li < ly ii.vi’ed to :tt- ries were received by a Mr. Hurlburt,
bis
suffering;
'The pleasantest voice 1 ever hear! Takes and mountain streams, win 4i ¡cry —by l»n<»k glnttonny and les«r*u
'•rri T.e Te np>c mec « e”»ry tirsi uni ttiiid XVed- who was wont.dud in the hand aud an
said
"come in.’
I could ba utilized to great advantage, bibhiDg “ Their faculties ate worn
■ need iy in e,eh ni >nt»i.
SINGULAR FA PAL ACCIDENT.
kte by a bullet that Evidently had baea
‘Misti Liu I,’ said I, ‘I am the cap­ and also growing timber of every vari­ out by the strain pu‘ upon their cullow
Miss R. L. ArPLKGATE, XV. C. T.,
-16 THE -
fired withiu a few feet of his Lead.
[Frou the C jos B y M cl, Feb. 8.]
A. T XV’rtic.HT, 8-c’y.
tain of this boat. There are twenty ety in the greatest abundance. Tue brains, and they are demoraNz d by
In the excitement which followed
One of the sil l *9t and most remark-, i ladles on board—ladies of the first propose! railroad fr un Eugene to I wottlileas childish triumphs bejore the
Av.il .ml ipiilgc A<>. «jj
work of life b gins Dr. Ilicl ard-
tuO other ju;vu, Joiyu tue river, were oble ac.-iJ'-nt« which has ever ocenrhd I ;sta’i n in America — whom I had Winnemucca, across the northeastern ' real
san. the eminent physio!pgi4 of Lo.:-
brought
any
where
from
two
to
six
corner
of
California,
via
K'.amatb
lake,
OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
j forgotten ntilil dajli^ht, wbeu Diok In iliis cmnir.n» i'V, was fti.it which
a . r. a a . .il.. á
transpired on W dnesdav l i t. r *-«nlt- Ln nd I-, il miles down to New Orleans to would al<o pa-s through this vast do­ I don.repeals Professor ntixl«-y‘s firot'.-f-t-*
Hold* tlif ir f ‘ -.tftl co»tin
7hufK^Ry m i, I i T-ioesdaf» rinH - Dive P:ek‘tt vfluu
Same state n’ th«"Sacramento K kcoki » l x
ing in the trasric death of Mi«. Mary hear and to sea you. They couldn't main, now* a comparative wilderness, against rul j cling young peoplp to the
RIN, 24 by 31», akiil ^’?~privC r< 4 lee l Io :i'g»on ar kefure .Le L:'l ii.u»,t>. B.eitireu in gaud teered to go down ¡111 giv<i the alarm A. Cl»nk“nh :tY<h wife of J. L. Clink get even to the do r of your concert' roamed only bv wild cattle and va Inatiital etrain which preparation for
EOU H'-DOLÍA ft* TUIt Â.X.XUM
; many of tko cxtimir.atioi s involves,
rluul'.ng are <ui Jul y i:.». e.1
:. t~i. L
ru>»m f»»r crowd. Sb tli.y took pa-sage ■ queros who herd them.
to John Aiakiu-aJiti Ah i Watts, who enb’.tr i <>! tl i« pl ica.
i Hu says: The present model of educa­
W. II. A í KIN h \, XV. M.
ou
my
boat
again
with
no
other
hope
{
15 AI)VA\ci:.
The deceased, in company with E
were prospecting on the river about six
J. S. Ei iivskH. F- ~’y.
thau
ju-t
to
see
you.
They
didn
’
t!
T he C ork T ree .—The cork tre.» is a tion ar« not compatible with jf-althy’
Roháui > fi n .
mihjs Ut-|yw. U *>n learning of their W. Sura »up, of Empire City, her mean to be rude—ueither do f; but I
life. Young men and women who are
. «i PuN’ljkliH».
dmgM'-r Mrs. E. W. Sprague. Miss
'
species
pf
oak
growing
abundantly
in
;
prcfenting themselves for ‘.be higher
LoiljX«» ^’o. 15, ' dinger, Makin and Watts ci -bed then Lvnr 1 S’oke* an 1 A. Sprague, crossed hope you will gratify them aud not i
¡ Spain. Portugal and Italy. As there i class examinations are crushed by tha
=c . 'j ■» e £
tools and provisions, ami the four re­ from Empire City to the north ?ide of secluded yourself all this long trip.’ I 1
B. O. O. F..
‘My dear capitaine,” sh-j said as are undoubtedly many parti of onr j intensity of effort.
turned
ali once to Deer C.-et-k Bir the hav to vi-it the oc. an l»“»ch. A
Holl their r*Etil r tree» ing e»ery Si»ur<i'.y e»et>
pleasantly
us could lie, 'I don’t mean to country where it could be rai-ed. it is i A L and J ob in C ongress —A
late"
tig nt their hill in A*!i,..ni. B:uli»«(s in gou : They lotiud ihn <Vmp d»««rted, the heavy northwpst pwe I ptevailed an I bile tuynelf.
‘Why should I? But a wonder that a tre? whoso product L I dispatch ears that Mr. Luttrell’s bill
—Apple Trees for Sale rt the— und.ng are c >r<1i i!'y invi el m
meh Lrfviajr gone to D -rby’s ranch, 01* patly were watehió:*’ th» move wh <t would you have me to d >?’
so extensively used has nevóf been ao
K DE PEAT,-N. G.,
rasa's of the waves as th«y came aud
climated. The barking is cornmesci-il , providing for the i«snanco of ecript to
Come
aud
sit
ut
my
light
hand
at
XV.
XV
Kni.'SMt.
Secy.
near
the
present
site
of
K-rby.
Here
went,
wi
’
h
no
thoughts
of
danger.
A
Ashland Nursery.
I
! the present owners of the old Oregon
Ret-enio r.i-e- ngs •■» Ti: et.y evening, tear- t
dinner,’ said I. ‘It is nearly timei when th« tree is fifteen years old, and ■ Central Military Road grant, in Jieu ot
it
was
learned
that-
two
men
Darned large h g which Itud
been
washed
»e LJI ol the w> <>• r cn n.< t -h.
may ba repeated every eight or ten Itlio laud covered by the Klamath reser-.
for the bi ll to ling.’
A ______________
LSO A rt'íNEÍt .vi ASSI HITMEN T OF Ol HER
•Rods? and T dfor.l were >«tiil further «Rhnre. lav on th-* hei’h near the high
years
afterward with no injury to’ the
’
W
z
the
grea'c-t
pLz
’
ire.
’
said
the
-----
mi
•
‘
‘
iTu'tn.
Pe»c
<-
s,
L*e
t
■<,
Piuui.*,
** trUilt.
down tha' rivet pro«p-cTing, and H wat r *.n ck. an 1 aronnd thi- t ov ath great lady, ami when dinner was ready oak which, in spite of this periodical j vatioti, has been agreed to by the
PruwW1. Chermes, Cun un»
Vuu:t-Ocrnes,
i House committee on public laDtU. The-
ert‘,1 t » < t jov the sc do . bu ldcnlv a
Su.,ïc
party cf six iu»»»w-<liatety started down
rhe fame out of Lt r statero »m smiling, fl tying, lives to th -y ago of 150 year*. bill provides fur the location of said
I
of
cnu-'
iil
siz«
cim*
r«*litng
in.
— 0 0—
the river to give them yy-niug: Wbeu 'iftiug 'he log und carrying it with and flow; <1 to everybody iu the ladies’ Io July and August incisions are made scrip on unoccupied lauds, whether
around the tree and down to the root; I I surveyed or unsurveyed in any part of
i also have a variety of —
they Lad riiidhej tho' oil camp o’f orua'swiftn“«« nt> the sinning b’»’h, Cibin, aud s.itd -wa by my side.
the pitcis, which d <ta;b easily, ure I the country. This is the saift«- ''job’\
‘
Will
you
n
t
do
me
the
honutre
to
w I h I p th«» nffrglite l parl v il • I in terror
Pickett
and
Watts
all
refpse^
to
g
•
HO;ik**d in water, placed under heavy
SHADE TREÍ.S.
that was beforo Congress in 187$, and
in t'no r- i’>v* dire 't:on. T! e L>g caught iutroiluce me to za i dies,’ s iu said,
furtlier, exc-pt tliese t wi uiru . jPiekt tt th*» r« tri’cing f.»rjn of M<s Cli'iken- LH d I ibtr al iced her to all the lady weights, dried before a fire and slacked «as defeated by the Seuate, -The orig­
had uo giju aaJ tried to get one from l"-arJ and mH- J over her crushing pv-st-ugera that w-re at my table—all ni bales for exportation. Tlia coikcnt inal company to whom this grant was
•ça?
ters cut the sheets into narrow ttrips
GHK'lNVr. AIA K NDSOF HICKORY,
oue of the partners of the imperiled h« r bn ly jq 1, fr ghlful manner and la.lies, miud you. It was the most and round them into sbapa with a thin made never considered fLtemselrrs m— s
■LM8, ALANiHV*. WO« »Voll,
pleasant uinuvr I ever bad. Miss Lind
titled to thia indemnity,acd th© 130,100
»>X
EU »ER.
CAT T r < HfV T A
men. woo was iu the pirty, but tne ktlllna »ter instantly, ' AH of t!m partv was curious about everything,-and m sharp knife.
WALNCr. I INN WARHOO,
acres
now claimed, iu tire shape of
Bl.A- K ASH.OSA o E OR­
gnu was reft-.saJ and I?i »k«h/»f course w r.-.¿ruiiched. rnd it w.aa evsn with I peCially -about plantation life. She
the
scrip,
provided for in the act, will
diffl
'irfty
tliat
th-
y
avoided
b
ing
taken
ANGE, ElC ,
Senator Grover, or Gobble of the •-e worth to the present owners of the
would D'»t go ou without iL This ter-
hr th« re<>««dm? wave, which car­ ami Mis#----- got to be good friends,
tuinatqd th« prtife^ as WVli woul I ried with it for s >nie distan ■« the log and Gm la ly nfterwaid visited Mrs. Electoral Swindle in Oregon, is having graut (certain California capitalists)
a r»ugh old time explaining bis ras­
at£\w.
uot go »l-uiH into a country with which and the liirle« form nt its victim; lint uG jhhofituidt. alter her marriage to tha cally transactions as Governor. Old five times as much as iho amount which
T l OWEBIBG BtAsarS ^^fAAiOBltAVtETXAl^URVB
pi
»ni-t,
it
li«r
home
in
L
j
D<1
»u.
they paid for the entire grant.— Yreka
PORTLAND, Ol\F.ROX
he was unarqnarbtbd imd where there th»» partv su »ceoded in rescuing the
Joo Lane and many prominent D< mo Journal.
‘
A^tvr
dinner
the
Libl.-s
were
cleared
b >dv. and with sad hearts turned theiu
away, and Mi«s Ltud sat down on the crats as well as the press, completely
Ecauti.'ul ever-blo miug Roses, and t¡y Articular attention paid Io Land Titles, Collecting were uu trail« to guide iiiuv *ud the f act- s fi o tn e wa r d.
am un* <4 Dahliwa, s.
sofa at the end of tlm cabin I went riddle his lame defense,and sustain the
Debts* aedaU..ksids QÍ Guvinunmii Claim*.
—
» «.
-——
party retrAned to the ranch the sarue
Baltimore has built a city Lail for
"•
4» . U A » ’
cTt
, iuvestlgd’ing comnH’tea's
develop 1«33 than the estimate, and has a fire)
New-----
night, arriving thrre about 10 o clock. | When a man saves his cigar mon*v to j forward to where Barnum was lilting, i meuts.— I’rei’u Journal.
bnr his wife a new bonnet and the ♦ near the clerks office. ’Batnum ‘ s»id
department that cost last year $10 000.
ALEXANDER 1‘E.k'■ff,’’ee^r i--» io m .rkc* r.ad I. Principal Office, Jack-oi.v Ie, Oregon
The next day about ihiod , Mr. Hart;
Bixraru>ie»ult.ue Jal’ANEsE PERSIMMON.
G ibhs & S i kabx will atu iid 10 n.y busine-
ha» than the appropriation. This thing*
children new shoes, it indicates a spell I J, 'won’t M ibb Ltud sing something fur j
arrived at the rauch from do wn- the j of san:fiine.
Subscribe for the T idings .
Portland.
[v3mj7t
must be stope’.— B-.slon
U. COOLIDGE,
the ladies'?’
P R O V E fe S I O N A L
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of
BARBER SHOP,
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George T. Baldwin
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