Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, March 28, 1879, Image 1

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ASHLAND, OREGON: FRIDAY. MARCH 28,1879.
VOT, III. —NO.42
THE HOLE INFERNO.
Deponit« foi* Murrey«.
Resting bnt two hours at Hay’s we THE PLAGUE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
started with a party of twenty-one in
[From the State Line nerald.]
[From the Oregonten.]
Mach has been written of the horrors
Now, Harry, pray, don’t laugh at me,
Ashland
-
•
-
-
Oregon
pursuit
of
the
band
of
Illinois
who
had
In
Lake
county
are
many
natural
A
bill
which
had previously passt J
---- ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY----
B t wbe i yon go so late
of the great famine of China, and i curiosities which are worthy of descrip­
the
senate,
passed
the house also at
OFFICE—At the Ashland Drug Store.
given
us
the
Blip
the
day
before.
We
scarcely an incident of the progress of' tion. This one is situated about two
I wish you would be careful, dear,
—B T—
the
recent
session,
making important
found them at the head of Round Pra- the plague in Europe has been allowed
To never slam the gate.
LEEDS d- MERRITT.
JAMES R. NEIL;
miles
east
from
Linkville,
and
about
changes
in
the
law
relating
to deposit4
rie creek, and they immediately began to escape the notice of the newspapers, one hundred yards north of the road, for surveys. The new law provides
For Bessie listens every night
OFFICE—On Main Street, (in 2d story of ^TIORNEY AT-LAW,
a retreat, going down the creek and up but the great calamity in Brazil has at the foot of the monntain. There is that where settlers make deposits in
received comparatively little attention. nothing to attract the attention of the
And so does teasing Kate,
McCall A Bauin’s new building.)
with the provisions of the stat­
Applegate
river
to
Cheyenne
creek.
Some
months ago a brief dispatch no­ stranger who might be parsing this accord
To tell tne next day what o’clock
utes,
“
the
amount so deposited shall
We followed them until nearly dark ticed the ravages of the smallpox in
Jacksonville, Oregon.
They heard you slam the gate.
spot, exeept the steam which issues go in part payment for their labels sib­
Terms of Subscription :
and then camped where Mrs. Stevens connection with the drought and fam­ forth from the foot of the hill, and a ilated in the townships the surveying
Om copy one year...................................................... $ •.jo
J. W. HAMAKAR.
r
Twa«
nearly
ten
last
night,
you
know,
now lives. After it was dark enough ine in one of the northern provinces, stream of hot water, which crosses the of which is paid for out of deposits, or
“ • six month«.............................................. 1.50
but this and subsequent reports were
But
now
’
tis
very
late
—
*• three “
................................................ l.oo
several of ns started out to look for confined to generalities, and failed to road nearly opposite. In passing over the certificates issued for snch depos­
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
(We’ve talked about to many things):
Club rates six copies for......................................... 12.50
camp fires, hoping to discover the In­ give an adequate idea of the horrible the ground iu this vicinity, a liullbw, its may be assigned by indorsement,
LINEVILLE LAKE CO., OREGON.
Terms, tn advance.
rumbling sound is heard and one and be received in payment for any
Ob,
do
not
slam
the
gate'.
dians in that way. Onr search was visitation.
Office In Post Office Building. iSpecUl attentoln
Terms of Advertising :
shudders
at the thought of being public lands of the United States en­
given to couveyancihg.
vinlOtf.
Last year when the yellow fever dos-
For all the neighbors hearing it,
soon rewarded by the Bight of a blaz­
ocal Notices per line........
..locts
precipitated
into an unknown subter­ tered by settlers uudcr the pre emption.
olated so many districts in the South­
rofes«ional Card«, per year
♦ 10 00
Will say your future fate
ing
fire,
not
far
from
onr
camp,
and
raneous
abyss,
should the covering, or and homestead laws, and not other­
wo loch««, per quarter....
3 on
ern States, the sympathetic people of
C. B. WATSON.
We’ve been discussing; so I beg
our
“
. 5 00
creeping stealthily toward it we fonnd, our enterprising nation had steamboats, crust, give way. On approaching this wise.”
tgbt “
. 8 4 ) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
You will not slam the gate!
A note from Representative Willi»»»
instead of Indians, a party of soldiers railroads, and the telegraph at hand to Hole Inferno un aperature about ten
ne-half Column
. 10 00
gives
information that this bill had
feet
in
diameter
aud
almost
circular,
hree-fourths “
. 14 M
and
For though it is all very true,
under command of Lieut. Switzer,who enable them to render efficient service discovers the outlet for tho heat of Plu­ passed, and we presume has been
ne
. 17 50
REAL ESTA TE AGENT.
I wish that they would wait
LtOAt ADVKSTISEME8T8
bad come down from Fort Lane. The and prompt assistance. Under the to’s dominions. On approaching this signed by the president To Surveyor
most favorable circumstances the
^¿rSpecUl attention given to all matter« reqnlr
One square {ten lines or less) 1st Insertion........ >2.50
To canvass our affairs—until—
Lieutenant told ns be was very glad to scourge was terrible enough, aud the spot, a strange sulphrous odor greets General Tolman we are indebted for a
Each additional insertion..................................... 1.00 ng an Attorney at the U. 8. Land Office.
Well—pray don’t slam the gate!
see us, as he had but twelve men and deaths in the infected regions reached the visitor, and tbo hot steam drives copy of the bill, and also for the fol­
L aks V iew , L ake C o ., O begon .
Job Printing,
him to the windward. By carefully lowing suggestions as to advantage
At least, not now, By-and by.
two Indian scouts or guides. He told a total of nearly 12,000. But in the approaching
May 31, 1878.
[no-50-if
Of all description, done on short notice. legal
this the water can be seen gained by settlers under it, viz;
Blanks, Clrenters, Business Cards, Billheads, letter­
When in “our home’’ I wait
ns that the Indians had killed Jerome stricken provinces of Brazil the deaths, at u depth of about ten feet below the
Settlers who are, or may hereafter
in a population of 900,000, numbered
heads, Posters, etc., gotten up in good style at living
M. L. McCALL,
Your coming, I shall always like
Dyar and Dan McCue on Applegate, nearly 500,000.
surface. Thero is no other outlet than find themselves outside of the surveys
prices.
To hear you slam the gate!
(and there are many already), and who
and that as he was ont of rations he
Surveyor aud Civil Engineer
The particulars of the great calamity a subterraneous channel, which reaches may
Agents for the Tidings.
wish to avail themselves of tbo
the
surface
some
seventy
or
eighty
would not be able to follow the Indians are given in letters from Ceara, Brazil,
8. M. PsttengiU & Co.,
...
New York
ASHLAND, OREGON,
benefits
of the homestead law, without
yards
below,
pouring
out
its
supply
iu
j
Rowel! & Cnees man,
...
st. Louis
and would have to return to the fort to the New York Herald. The writer quantities sufficient to turn the ma- ' purchase, can make deposit, have their
U. P. Fisher,
-
-
-
- - Sin Franctsco « prepared to do any work in bis line on short nc- Scraps of Southern Oregon His­
[no27v2tfj
D. H. Stearns,
...
Portland, Oregon ice.
next day, but would let ns have his penetrated to the infected districts, chinery of an extensive manufacturing land surveyed, and then sell and trans­
tory.
and sp3aks from personal observation,
I*. Samue's,
•*
guides to help ns in our pursuit of picturing a scene of desolatiou and establishment. Tbo temperature at the fer their certificates of deposit to uoy
J. A. A yp legate,
.....
Salem
Indian Hostilities in Josephine County­
M. L. Chamberlin.................................. “
the ho&tiles, who, he said, had started terror that scarcely has its equal in the point where the water reaches the sur­ one desiring to purchase their pre­
Miss Grace Hanna,
....
CMvalll«.
in the Spring of ’55.
face is about 220 degrees Far’, R°turn- emption or homestead.
Dr N. I.. lee
....
Junction City.
toward Klamath. We returned to onr history of famines and plagues.
J. A. APPLEGATE.
This land scrip will lie as good a»
ing
to the crater, wo will examine it
Rev. J. R. N. Bell,
....
Roseburg.
The province of Ceara is about as
Perit H. Burt
.....
Yoncilla.
At
daylight
on
the
morning
of
the
camp
well
pleased
with
the
polite
money
to any one who may wish to
more
minutely,
and
find
it
to
bo
an
in
­
large as the Middle States, and was
J. R. Neil, -
...
Jacksonville. ATTORNEY AND COl’NSELOR-AT-L AW
next day after the Illinois Indians had Lieut, and the next morning early inhabited by a class of people depend­ teresting phenomenon. The opening enter land under this law, and will bo
J Wimer ic Son,
.....
Waldo.
Hon. W. W. F.ddler,
...
Applegate,
SALEM OREGON.
made their raid mentioned last week, went over to the camping ground of ant on the crops of their small farms is similar to that of an irregular well, ready sale. And further, it will oper­
Alex Watts,..................................
walls of which, to the south and ate to extend the public surveys, which
J. M. Smith,
-
.
-
.
Kei by rille.
a party of nine men under command of the regulars to take our guides for support. Thero were no manufac­ the
Ed. R. Owen,
:
•
«
Central Point.
west,
being nearly vertical, while to are much needed, under larger qoq -
DR.
WILL
JACKSON,
W. H. Parker,..................................... Big Butte.
Capt. Sam Frye started out from Hay’s and start after the Indians, when, tures, no industries, no tradi with the north and east, they pitch under tracts, thus saving the expense of a
E. Dimick,
.....
Grants l’a-s.
other regions, few roads, no railroad
to follow them into the Slate Creek behold I the Lieutenant, soldiers and no telegraph.
and toward the mountain, at an angle multitude of maps, with consequent
Richard B.rrett,
-
-
- GaHte Creek.
DENTIST.
G. A. Hill,
-
... Eag e Po nt.
hills. By rapid traveling the party and guides had all disappeared.
The principal commercial town on of about thirty-five degrees. By drop less cost to the government.
J. 8. McFadden,
....
Murphy.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Miss Carrie Smith,
....
Inland.
came np with the Indians about ten We] were considerably astonished, of the coaBt, Fortaleza, has no harbor and ping a lino from the top, we ascertain
Elitiu Waahburnc for President«
A. F. Shelling,
..... Lake View.
the depth of tho water to be about ten
TTTILL VISIT ASHLAND IN MAY o’olock a . m ., and surprised and shot course, but their trail being plain, reports of the famine, which began in feet, when the plump will run to the
C. B. Watson,
....«•
[Blmond Hudson's Washington letter to Bos on
Geo. T. BiMwin,
...
Llnkviile.
VV and November: and Kerbyville, the their rear guard of three men. One Capt. Frye, taking four men, who were 1877, were a long time in reaching the north east following the anglo and
Hem Id (ltd.)]
Wm. H. Robert»,
.
-
.
Plevna. fourth Monday iu October each year.
government
or
the
outside
world.
By
Dr. J. 8. Dennison,
....
Klannth.
slope
of
tho
wall,
llow
far
this
heated
best
mounted,
set
out
at
once
to
learn
of
tho
three
was
killed
outright,
and
I
talked
this
week with a prominent
the beginning of 1878 the mortality
Jno. 8. Shook,
-
-
-
-
Bonanza.
Ashland, Sept. 15, 1878.
C. H. Dyar,
......
Dairy.
the other two were fatally wounded, 48 the cause of the “skedaddle.” By from starvation was terrible, and the subterraneous passage continues in 1 New Englund Republican %>f great
Mi»» Mary McCabe
.
.
.
.
Aatiland
that direction, or its condition and pro
was learned subsequently. Tho sacri­ bard riding, he overtook the detatch- paDic-Btricken and starving peasants portions, no one knows. This cavern­ j shrewdness, who said that Elihu B.
I.
O.
Müler
8. Sherman.
...... Ptu-uix.
I Washburno was the ooming man. He
Capt. D. J. Ferree General Agent for Ijike an<l
fice of their rear guard saved the main ment near Rock Point, and found that flocked to the larger towns. Here ous opening is much larger at the sur­ is a man, said my friend, who has tbo
Modoc counties.
there was little to give, and the govern­
Architect and Builder,
party of the Indians. As soon as our the Indians had surrendered to them, ment aid came slowly. Men fought face of the water, than at the top. The oompleio confidiinco of the rank and
The O. Jt C. Stage Co.’s Stage leave Ashl md
for Jacksonville, Rock Point and Rose­ GRANITE STREET - - - ASHLAND. shots were heard they chose their and the Lieutenant was marching to like tigers for refuse, women died with traveler Henderson speaks of bringing i file of lhe party. Ho has been for ten
on an eruption of tho Great Stroker, in years entirely separated from the man­
burg every day at 4 a . m . Mail closes at
ILL do snythirg in hie line on short notice and ground and fired a volley npon us at the fort as prisoners nine bucks and starving children in their arms, and
Iceland, by throwing stones into it.
8 r. M.
n«v2tr
of the party, and he is tho
W on the lowest term».
short rauge, but did no injury. They seven squaws, the bucks carrying their in some cases, men and wemen eat the Such, of course, is not tho effect at agement
For Henly, Yieka and Reading at 4 p. M.
only mau of prominence and power in
bodies
of
their
own
children.
It
is
es
­
-DENTISTRY AND ASSAYING—
then took shelter in a thicket, and as it arms and ammunition. Upon being timated that 150,000 people died from this llolo Inferno, but let the visitor the partv who does occupy such a posi­
Mail closes at 3 P. M.
M. Colwell’s Stages leave Ashland every
roll a stone into it, and the effect is pe­ tion. He is absolutely available. But
would have been equal to insanity to asked by Capt. Frye the meaning of hunger.
DR. F. G. HEARN,
morning at 4 o’clock, for Lake View
culiar,
tho water becomes agitated and there is a more important point. When
At last supplies reached the famine
making the trip in 60 hours, al-o, leave - P 84CTIC A I. DENTIST,— attempt to follow them into such an his strange actions, the redoubtable
a
boiling,
bubbling, seething sound is
Grant finds out that the prise
Lake View for Ashland every day.
ambush with the small force present, officer merely replied that the Indians districts, but the ignorant people were heard. The outer surface of this open­ General
is
not
going
to be his, ho will have an
ALSO
ARSATER
OF
ORES
AND
BULLION.
demoralized,
and
it
was
difficult
to
en
­
A. D. HELMAN, P. M.
wo returned to Hay’s ranch for more were his prisoners; they had killed force sanitary regulations. The dead ing is incrusted with a silicious deposit immense influence to throw in famr of
O ffice on Miner Hreet, north «ide, Yreka, ad
three white men and we had killed bodies of those who had starved were which, while in tho water, is bel t in some man. Even his great influence
cluing City Drug store an.l o.qsjsite Hueemjn'« help.
Hardware Store.
[tf.
From Hay’s Capt. Frye and a few three Indians. It was an even thing, in many cases not buried, and in other solution and carried into tho open air could not do Mr, Conkling muob good,
with tho steam, whence it precipitates,
others started tne same evening for and we could go home satisfied. I do cases only a few handfuls of earth had covering the surface of the earth in the aud, after all, what is Conkling to him
MRS. DR. ELLA FORD ROBINSON. Kerby to get more men for tho next ! I not say we were satisfied, but we been thrown upon them. The survi­ vicinity with a coating of mineral sub­ when compared with E. B. Wash-
m
oberts
burno,who was his great patron and
day's attack. Having succeeded in | thought it best to go home, as there vors huddled together in towns, lived stances. Immediately around the open­ i friend in congress before his fame was
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Proprietor,
in filth and idleness. Tho whole pop­
A Sl’ECIAl ITY.
obtaining several more men tho Cap­ were nine buck Indians,twelve soldiers ulation of the province was gathered ing, this coating has a red cast impar I won in the war? So I have found one
—A shland , O regon .—
ted to it by being constantly subjected
r.-jV'OFFicx and residence at Judge Duncan's,
tain was returning to Hays with a. and one U. S. Lieutenant of Dragoons on a strip of territory ulong the coast to such great heat while at points mote prominent New Englander who is a
thorough going believer in Wash­
of not more than seventy-five miles
nE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES TO
J acksonville , O regon .
party of seven in all—Capt. Sam Frye, againBt five of us.
distant,
the
deposits
are
of
a
whitish
burns. Bluine will try to have the Illi­
the people of this vicinity, that, hav-
wide. The drought still continued,the
N ot . l.ith, 1878, [tf.
John Frye, James Harnbuckle, Jack
tint.
In
cold
weather
stock
seek
the
nois d<legation, as he did the last time
The
Yakima
Indians.
birds, insects, and animals died. The
iig purchased the A siilax » B abbek S hop .
T. G. WATTERS.
Ieo
side
of
those
thermal
springs.
The
O. R. MYER.
in the national convention, bnt Wasb-
CutbirtL,
Gus
Sloan,
Jack
Guess
and
people wero fed by government rations,
be is prepared to attend to calls at al
ground
for
a
considerable
distanoe
burne will probably be heard from in
A
correspondent
of
the
Portland
but
the
fearful
death-rate
continued,
Alex. Watts. Just as we were entering
lite
hours.
n35-3m
WATTERS & MYER,
around this opening is kept quite warm, Illinois next year. If there is a large
writes
from
Wallula,
under
date
March
and
it
was
discovered
that
the
small
­
tho Deer creek bottom the stillness of
section of the Republican party that is
pox had broken out among the refu­ and snow Dever remains upon it.
WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS AND ' tho forest was broken by a succession IGth as follows,
There
are
various
conjectures
as
to
convinced that the present administra­
Gov. Ferry and Gen. Howard will be gees. This was in June 1878, and the
OPTICIANS
1 of rifle shots directly ahead of us. We passengers down by the Annie Faxon disease spread rapidly to all classes, the cause or origin of these springs. tion is a groat improvement on the
i all halted upon the impulse of the mo­ in the morning to the Dalles, where including the wealthier and aristocratic Such phenomena are most frequent in last one, aud that its general oonrse
One door south of the Post-office,
volcanic countries, or in the region of
to be continued by its successor.
ment, and before we had time to form they will meet Chief Moses in compaoy people of the cities. Up to this date extinct volcanoes; they are aUo found ought
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Mr. Washburne may be taken np. He
the
government
had
had
tho
advice
I
with
Captain
Winters,
from
Simcoe
in our minds any idea of what the fir­
reservation. Moses was captured a few and aid of these. Now all became in districts where the rock formations has elements of political strength not
Work oeaily and quickly done.
ing
could
naean
James
Mills
appeared,
S. WHITTEMORE, M. D.
days ago and arrested by the Sheriff. panic stricken, and a rcigon of terror are traversed and displaced by long possessed by any other man in the
coming toward us from a thicket in the Bond was required and given, and was inaugurated. In the 99,000 people and deep lines of faults, as iQ Central United States.
O ffice at S.C. Sergent ACo.’s store,
Virginia. The former, however, un­
| direction whence the firing had been Mosos is now en route to Vancouver, gathered in and about Fortaleza, the doubtedly
Utah Minernl Wax.
solves the problem of the.
Phoenix, Oregon.
heard. He had received two wounds from whence the start for Washington death rate in the latter part of Novem­ hot springs which are so numerous in
— E DOCTOR IS A GRADUATE OF
I will ba made by Major Cornoyer and ber was over 500 per day. On the last
The great deposit of mineral wax, or
class college. He will promptly in bis side from which the Llood was his dusky chieftains.
A _ a f
day of November there were 574 deaths, Lake County. Little mounds of earth native paraffine, lately discovered in
— DEALER IN-
attend all professional calls, night or day. j running, and as ho came np to us he
In a council here this afternoon and during the month nearly 12,000 are sometimes built up by them, to a Southern Utah, says the Scientific
Charges moderate
told us that the Indiana had attacked Homily, Chief of Walla Wallas, agreed interments had taken place in the two height of five to ten feet, Tho water American, is described by Professor J.
T I N —
-STOVES,
of these springs is said to contain groat
bis camp and his partner,a Mr. Philpot, to accompany Gen. Howard aud Gov. cemeteries, and thousands of dead medicinal; properties, and is particu E Clayton, of Salt Lake City, as occu­
Dr.
W.
B.
Royal
—AND—
bodies lay unbnried in tho forests. At
was killed. Capt Frye immediately Ferry. It is thought by Gen. Howard thia date over 30,000 people wero sick, larly efficacious in the cure of rheti pying an area of 60 miles loDg by 20
1
that
Smoholla,
the
most
resiless
and
in
­
feet thick. 'It contains more nr less
£<7
‘
Has
permanently
located
in
Ashland_^9
US LED
4CX LEA
ordered Jack Guess to go with the fluential, and consequently the most and on December 10th the deaths from matic complaints. It is not infrequent clay in seams or layers, bnt this is
REPAIRING and JOB WORK
wounded man back to Kerby, and then dangerous Indian on the coast, is in small-pox were nearly 1,000. This was I that hot and cold springs are found in readily eliminated by meltmg. It is
JI *//
Ats undivided attention to the
close proximity; aDd occasionally
Promptly Executed.
told the rest of us that our duty was to company with Moses. The General tho death-rate of tho great London heavy volumes of hot water find an quite black in the mass, bnt the sec­
Practice ofMedicine.
plague,
but
there
was
there
a
popula
­
tions are translucent. The quantity is
and Governor both feel confident that
L ineville , L ake C ounty ,
boon .
Has Lad Fifteen Years’ Practice in Oregon. recover the dead body and then go to i this action on the part of Moses and tion of 300,009. At Fortaleza, with a opening in the beds of the streams and I sail to be enormous; 60 great, indeed,
LL PERSON'S KNOWING THEM OFFICE At hie residence on Factory Street. [3 9tf the rescue of another Mr. Philpot and other chiefs virtually ends all probabil­ population of only 75,000, thero were lakes of this county. Lost river,below I that it cannot be controlled by any
his boy, a little fellow about four years ities of Indian hostilities the coming 1,000 deaths in a single day. The the Big Springs, scarcely ever freezes i individual or company, but must prove
selves indebted to me are requested to
from this cause alone, and the a Houica of wealth to whole communi­
come forward and settle.
3G 3in.
SOCIETIES.
old, who lived on the opposite side of Summer. This is the opinion, too, of death-rates decreased from that date, over
dangerous
air boles are formed in the ties. Professor Henry Wurtz pro­
the general public. Much praise is dropping on December 20th to 400, and
Ashland Ledge No. 189,1. 0. G. T. tho brush, about a quatter of a mile duo
ice
of
our
lakes,
by them.
by
December
30th
to
200.
The
regis
­
Howard and Governor
nounces the mineral to be zietrkkisite,
Meets at the Hall of Helman A Fountain every from where we then were.
The trail Ferry General
tered
deaths
for
the
month
were
12,-
for
the
good
work
done
in
the
and says that it differs from paraffins
Friday evening at 8 o'clock p. m . Brothers and through the thick undergrowth was
B lack H ills D ramatic C riticism .— by beiDg insoluble in ether, and oth­
000.
last
two
weeks
by
them.
General
sister« in good standing are cor Rally invited to at­
In the midst of such pestilences there We would say, and it is th? lea^t and erwise.
J. J. Newberry
tend. Tue Temple meets every first an 1 third Wed­ very narrow, and it seemed like invit­ Howard’s faith in Moses’ word is
most that we can say, that Miss Fannie finds the Professor
specimens brought by him
greatly strengthened by his almost was necessarily much carelessness as to Prica
nesday in each montu.
ing
death
from
the
bullets
of
some
hid
­
s rendition of “Camille.” Satur­ from Utah to be true ozokerite, and
-is THE-
Dead bodies were laid in day ’ night
Mr. J. 8. E ubanks , Sr., W. C. T.,
den foe to venture npon the trail, but voluntary reappearance at Simcoe res­ burial.
was indifferent. Her po­ similar in all respects, except color, to
ervation, and remarked “that be could trenches and a light covering of sand
H. T. C hitwood , Sec’y.
we thought of lhe man and boy in never go back on Moses so long as he was thrown over them. The careless­ sitions tire not good in her paesion that from Galicia—a true paraffine,
scenes; when she should swell out like a
Aslalaud Lodge No, 23, danger, and not one faltered. Stop­ kept his word, which he bad never ness in due time added new horrors mountain she sinks io like a gulch. melting at 60 degrees O., and being
OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
ping but an instant to see thatour rifles koown him to break in dealings with to the sitnation, and contributed, no That ain’t right in this country. She soluble in ether. As to the origin aDd
Same size as the Sacramento R kcobd U n ­
doubt, to the inauguration of a new ought to know the audience here is not geological relations of this remarkable
were already for use. we raised a yell him.
A. F. A A. 1W..
ion , 24 by 34, and J®“price reduced to
disease resembling the black plague the fine-spun crowd that she wonld bed of paraffine—which, so far as
Priest and Peasant.
Holds their stated communications Thursday even and then followed the Captain as he
FOUR DOLLARS PER ANNUM Ings
now raging in Russia.
on or before the full moon. Brethren in good
encounter back east, and when she ba 1 kuowtj, is without parallel in quantity
dashed into the thicket saying, “Come
in the world, and is as much of a
Scenes
like
those
described
at
For
­
IN ADVANCE.
steading are cordially invited to attend.
One of the Russian correspondents taleza were common in other towns of worked their feelings up to a scalping ¡“wonder’as our basins of petroleum
on
boys,
we
’
ll
save
the
boy
1
’
’
Just
as
ROBERT NIXON.
W. H. ATKINSON, W. M.
hurrah she ought not to give up to her
of the Cologne Gazette tells the follow
Fd’tor and VnhHshe».
we started we heard three gun shots at ing story illustrative of the relations of the province, and as has been staged, lover. She presented only a fighting !— Protestor Newberry cannot speak
J. 8. E ubanks , Sec’y.
Stages leave Ashland as follows:
ont of a population of 900,000 only
‘ with any confidence until he has visi-
the creek «hero James Mills and bis priest and people in the rural Russia. 400,000 remain. The Brazilian Gov­ front when her lover’s back was turned. i ted the locality where it occurs, as he
Ashland Lodge No.15, partner had been attacked, ODly a A yonng peasant, being about to murry
This won’t do for a frontier audience,
ernment made all possible effort to and Miss Price will probably thank us i hopes to do in a few weeks. He sus­
into
another
village,
demands
the
stop the ravage of the small pox, and
pects, however, that it will be found
short distance ahead. Perhaps our
I. O. O. F.,
necessary certificate from bis Pope. in some localities their agents were for this suggestion. We make it for I to be an evolved production, tho dis­
Hold their regular meeting every Saturday even- faces blanched and our breath came
Says the Pope.- “Very well,dear child, successful. As it is, the province is, her benefit. The character of “Camille” tillation of beds of cretaceons lignite,
I
-Apple Trees for Sale lat the— ng at their hall in Aehland. Brother« in good harder, but we kept on at full speed, but I must first settle my little account in trnth, desolated, and if the new is way up when the right conception of and
the residue of a petroleum unusu-
tending are cordially invited to attend.
expecting to be fired on at every jump, with yon. You leave the village, but disease at Fartaleza is the plague, it is presented py the actress. Clara , ally rich in paraffine.
E. DE FEAT, N. G.,
Ashland Nursery.
Morris would make a mule kick its
W. W. K kncsor , Sec’y.
this means a loss to me. There would
Rebekah meetings uu rueslay evening, teare*t until we reached the crossing of the be for yonr marriage fee ten roubles.- more disastrous consequences are to driver—if the said animal was allowed
V aluable I nvention .—The neces-
lso a generai , assortment of otoer ue full oj the moon eacn mouth.
creek, where we camo to a halt. There, the average of children seven—seven follow,
to
look
upon
her
—
but
Fannie
Price
■
f
ity
of getting np ou cold mornings to
fiuti ree* ani snrubs. Peicttes, Pear», Piuma,
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A Prunes,
excites none of tbo human passion by ! light tho kitchen fire has long been one
lying upon the bank of the stream, was baptisms, towels and prayers,six roubles
Cherrie«, Currents, Grape», Goose-berrie#,
M b . F ields on B oston ’ s B oy M ur ­ her representation.—Deadwood Times. of the great troubles of married man.
Ets., Ex.
the body of Mr. Philpot, with the fifty copeks.- the average of deaths of derer
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.—Said Mr James T. Fields, in
. The Truckoe Republican tells of the de­
children
—
four
burials,
four
roubles.
brains ooziug from three bullet holes Yon may have to give a daughter in his lecture on“Fiction,” in the Brook
vice of Mr. Burckhalter of that place,
W
anted
it
W
armer
.
—
A
good
story
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in his bead, and eight other wounds in marriage—certificate, one rouble; a lyn Athecieum last night: I recently is told of Rev. Hadley Prootor, who , to evade this unwelcome task. It is a
the body and limbs. We took but a son to enter as recruit for tho army— paid a visit to the Pomeroy boy, who preached in Rutland, Vermont, One great invention, and will lend undying
SHADE TREES.
glance at the shocking sight, tbeD well, we won.t mind him; bnt wo still w«»s sentenced to be banged for killing bitter cold day, when the church was fame to the name of Burckhalter. At
GAR MAPLE. SOFT MAPLE, OREGON MA­
to twenty-one roubles,fifty copeks; three children, bnt whose sentence but half warmed, Brother Proctor had ! night, ho puts a horse-shoe in the bot­
rushed through the brush to the bouse, come
PLE, BLACK WAI NUT.
Bill TEN VT,
let
us
say roundly twenty roubles ” waB afterward commuted to imprison­ for his text a very warm verse, ad tom of his kitchen stove, aud in the
CHEiTNUT, ALL KINDS OF niCKoRY,
where
we
found
Mr.
Philpot
with
bis
The young peasant says, after much ment for life. I asked him if he read dressed to those “on the left baud, H nail-holes stieks pieces of matches,
ELMS, ALANTHUS, IRON WOOD,
BOX. ELDER,
CALIFORNIA
boy behind him on bis horse, just consideration.- “But, Pope, yon may much. He said that he did. “What and, like the rest of ns he seemed to with the business end upward. On
WALNUT, LINN, WARHOO,
starting away. We called him back, die before «11 this occurs." “Dear kind of books do you read?” said I. feel the antagonism between the the ends of these matches rests a piece
BLACK ASH. OSAGE OR-
“Mostly one kind,” ba eaid—“mostly weather and his subject. Just before of sand paper, aud above the paper are
ANGE, ETC., EIC.
yoked his oxen to a wagon, loaded his child,” replies the Pope, “it is unfor­ dime
novels.” “What is the best book the benediction he leaned toward and shavings dipped iu kerosene, pieces of
tunately
true that we all must die, and,
household effects upon it, then went therefore, we will square accounts
yon
have
read?” I asked. “Well, I like said to one of the deacons in front of pitch aud sticks of wood. To the sand­
for I
down to the creek and brought up the ten roubles.” The peasant paid the “Buffalo Bill’ best,” he replied.
“ It1 the pulpit,, in tones loud enough to be paper is attached a string, whioh com­
.
O bnametnal S hrub
F lowbbxxg B uhhks
body of his brother and moved all np ten roubles for the certificate and leit was full of murders and pictures about heard by all, and in the Dasal tweng municates by means of a wire with his
P ortland , o ^ e < k > x .
murders.” “Well,” I asked, “how that
’ ’ can only
’ * ba appreciated
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the creek a short distance to a fort or the Pope, not quite oontentedly.
by thosa
bedroom. Cold mornings be thrusts a
Beautiful ever-blooming Roses, and any
did
yon
feel
after
reading
such
a
book?
i
who
have
listened
to
the
venerable
Eli
l
out of the bed and gives the wiro
jBrticular attention paid to Land Titles, Collecting stockade built by Mr. Yarnall. Leav­
* anioun’ of Dahlias.
The present King of Bnrmah has “Oh,” Baid he, “I felt as if I wanted to ! Jones. “Brother Griggs, do see that a hand
pull,
which draws the sand-paper
JMttB8DAaIUand5 of Gonxnment Claims*
ing Mr. Philpot and his boy here in distinguished himself by the wholesale do the same.” “I think,” Baid Mr. j this house is better warmed this after­ across the
----- Something New---- -
surface of the match ends.
tolerable security,we returned to Hay’s murder of bis royal relatives. Actu­ Fields, “that the writers of such trash noon, it's of no kind of use for me to Then he snug les dowD and takes an­
ALEXANDER PEACH,the earliest in market and
Principal Office, Jacksonville, Ojegon.
ated by motives of jealousy, he caased deserve, to speak after the manner of warn sinners of the danger of hell other nap, while the fire gets the
Bixvariate«ofu» J apanese persimmon .
G
ibbs & S teabx will attend to my busines ranch, reaching there about ten o’clock to be executed summarily eighty-six
O. COOLIDGE,
Sir Thomas Browne, pendulous sufib- I when the very idea of hell is a comfort kitchen warm- and the tea-kettle to
Portland.
*
[v3no7t
in the morning.
I members of the royal family.
cation.”—.Vnr Y>rk Sun.
boiling.
I to them.”
Ashland £ i d i n tj $.
o
c
$2.50 PER ANNUM
DON’T SLAM THE GATE.
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