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-- IIORSE MEN; -F ast T ime —Tho Cr’ff>nian of the TUE l’AIX>VSE COUNTRY, W ISHING should take. Bui the followiog letter THE 18th inst. has the following account of TON TERRITORY. received by Mr. Brobst in reply to au M \RCH 28, 1879. the recent trip of Oregon’s cong:e?3- Below we give the most interesting FRIDAY.. inquiry addressed privately to Mr. A lady who was formerly a : I Hon. John i'.iteaker, ! portion of County Superintend > » a- tnafi elect: Hyde, pricked the bnbl.la, and effect af Jackson fcounty, a »w living nt local BREVITIES. congressioari from Oregon, has arrived ent J. D. Fountain’s report of the dis W. r « ually put a stop to his further opera trict schools of Jackson county for the loti?e City. Whitman vthiniy, of the stfelv i:i Washington,so tlio dispatches ions here. Tho letter read as follows: sent fbe following dMcfij.tian Umbrellas iu demand. inform its. He L*s made tho "fastest last school year. He had it made out ; noted Pstoase f*slD'.ase confilry country Ú» ! 'dr- V isalia , C al Jan. 21 st , 1879, We have a better print this week firn« on reedrd’’ from his homo to the just before tho fire, but as the paper i Smith o* thv¡ place. Thinking it wotild M r . J oseph B robst : S chool M eeting . — A called meet was not rescued from the flames he was than last. I national capital. Mr. Whilenker 18ft In answer to yours of 13th inst., I under the Lecessity of spending two or ' be of iutercs* to our readt'M.Uo brought bin homo in Lane county on Saturday,* ing of Aho voters of this district will be Read the notice of Inlow & Farlow, to inform you that I do not at I it lo us with perL’issiou to publish.* held iu the school house April Sth, at have March 8, at 7 o’clock. Ho arrived at I under specials. present seem to remember R. A. John three days in doing his work a eecoml The Talonee eún¿try is situated bc- one o’clock P. M ,for the purpose of re- ston; but I remember distinctly that he time:' Portland by special train Sunday I Tozer A Daley are putting up a I [ tween tho Colamtóa and Snake rivftrs. consHdvriHg a vote at last meeting; to is not my relative, and that through morning at 3 o’clock, and sailed on the blacksmith shop for Mr. E. M. Miller, i I i» ;a drained by th* North l ’ aloncc me he cannot get a saw mill. No of : for San Francisco two hours , I vote a tix, not to exceed $4,500, for the Public ’iX. Jbieh in iW C.eur d'Alene i on the back part of his lot. N\nie of Dist. CliiUreu • Voters Money. I am yours, II. E. H yde . ! jdtoi the same moriflng. He reached ' purpo e of building a school house 1 Mrs. Sebastian Schumpf, who with aud purchasing lots, aud any other uOnntaiás, runs a vesterl/ course and Asluria about noon Snn'lr y, but owing Of course manv who had previously J.c^boi.rii e. ........... 3ÜG £26 »72.» «.«> Heb-r Grove .............. 130 40 238 00 Lei* husband is now living in Jackson business that may properly come be sustained ' empties into Suake i ¡Vet «.of’ a «’» itJ-u to «.Cd rongUno: •» of ¡ba y h',r Was cctn- him,and hoped that he miglp t V ! | 1. g own...................... 3) 124 5<l i pelted io lie there until Monday morn- OU ville, was in Ashl-:nl lust week. 57 prove himself an honorable mio, im Pliu--;ix........................ 161 75 i the niouth of tbo latief. Paib ‘ 3^8 a in<r Th# Gi’Lr experienced strong fore tho meeting. Aehl.ua,..>.............. 8:2 1M> 681 Ml mediately eut him r after the receipt of ; M i zju n................... 6) 24 Those indebted to J. D. Fountain ' head winds U;C wav down ttnd ar 117 50 ! stream similar to Bear crc¿>; ?,rA 115 ..................... 65 207 00 ! ’ ved at San I’j-neiseu Wednesday M usical —Ninety thousand copies the above letter, It might bo proper Fr-iUrxil are requ« sted to and settle at once. ' enough water power for runnu M*e.e........................... 40 81 25 21 7 1 Utile B«it e ................ 40 "ling March 12.. «8^ - d clock A M. 135 50 have already btien sold of M ill L. to here state that tho bill of sale he is South l'r.iirie............. The money must be forthcoming. * kinds of machinery during the summer ?* 38 12 69 50 g tbo bav to Oakland. M*-- famous song “ Gathering now exhibiting, and no doubt travel Nj. 11 uo*. reported.. in the winter it becomes a torrent. A Dumber of the young ladies who at Thompson’s Atiiel >,e..................... 65 28 110 60 Rock.......... 26 12 45 50 Colfax, our count* seat, is situated tended theat’alemy la-t winter will Shells from the Sea Shore.'4 It is ling on, is utterly worthless, as it was I I Cnimtiey * W k ^d hurled acr. “8 Willow SpiirgS......... 6Ó 45 110 00 Seni V 1,U> .■>’ “ j. riflinij with the Tide," thought that obtained, (like everything else he got Ind“i,eU«le«iCe............. ou tbo river, between the North and teach district schools during the 51 18 93 50 «•.f i ........................ 63 115 75 this author’s last composition, will here.) through fraudulent represent» Mound 27 I South Palonso rivers near tbeir june spring term. Dj'd ,ne Ise............... 5.5 29 100 75 • passed, even eclipse " Gathcrimj hells" in pop- tions. None of the property has ever An’ii r»....................... U1 65 2(>3 50 lion. Colfax Wfls settled eight years zSi C’bicago were shCv k *v_ l «voly ~ „ i borno and t to Keep in mind the entertainment by Up;.ef Bmie............... 10.S (Ml 59 40 . u* , was ularity. Any music dealer will mail been delivered to him.uor ever will ba, 8.in’« Creek.............. Oregon s congrcssm.. ’ J b vester- S3 97 25 31 ago, by James Perkins, yet the impetus the Base Bill Club on the ninth of Fiat.......... I tbo national capitul in !,*?> 34 15 62 50 ’ * o' tirjour address ou receipt of price, 40 as he has never paid one dollar thereon. Mi-sotr.i W. g i«r Ctrtk.......... that led to its development,and present day t>3 61 108 50 April. A full programme will appear —arriving there at lit A, ’ 26 47 75 cents. Send orders to M. Gray’s Music an«l each aud every item of property Grant s I’, es.............. 14 » > t cekritv successful outlook was given by John idea may be formed Nor!h Ph«*nix.......... 53 18 in next week’s issue. 106 25 of th “ . *, Store 105, K»»rn»y St., S ab Francisco. therein described is covered by chattel Ito:k 1* iint................ 23 24 42 25 Davenport (PerliapB you remember with which Mr. Wbitcaker W c AI k Evao s Creek............ 6ft 124 50 Mr. C. H. Mosher, nf the Rosebnrg mortgage in favor pf Mr. Louis Land. Union Town............. 65 39 121*00 him, he once owned a store in Phcenix, toward Lis de.-tination by the ran I t M ay be T rue — The Standard says.- A.iplegite... Stir, his b»on visiting friends in Jack 28 12 51 50 Some idea of the commercial value of I. Fr iwer Colfax is almost as between Omaha and Chicago—a dA- k The Imported Percheron trie......................... 45 60 82 50 ! Jackson county). sonville for a week past, and will prob A Blue Ribbon Ciub waS organized in his promises to pay can bo derived Uni y........................... tanca of 500 miles accomplished iu 7 16 29 50 large as Jacksonville was in I860. It 12! 2 hours—at the rato_of 40 miles an Green Mountain........ 63 115 75 32 Dayton, Yamhill county, last week, ably be ia Ashland to morrow. 64 from the fact that Mr. H. M. Thatcher Foot*8 C eek............... 44 117 50 is the busiest little place I was ever in. hour. He was just 207 hours in mak- ............... Ä7 32 104 50 pride of erche Ua«ler the Leal <»J ‘‘Sar ipmf South aud the bojs wanting a little fun told purchased an account ugiinst him Sterlinejrlife T'liijinpsous Cree».. 27 15 50 50 : Tho rattle of vehicles coming and go- lug the trip from his humble horuo ia Un................... 56 37 102 50 ern Oregou Histoiy” will appear the all the Chinamen that those who wore amounting to some $42, for a 3 cent Scheiif Oregon io the bosom of tho Demo Mea tows.................... 5.3 26 106 25 i ing, the sound of hammer and saw, Will m ikt/lLc <'8on t*granin£ Apf?'| cratic Abraham in Washington. 45 16 82 5«) «»lory of the maH-iacfe at the month of the azure silk did it to show they Lad postage stamp, but, being of a specula R.igue R.v.*r............... J »tcpbi’ie.................... 45 2ft 82 50 | and the constant roll of machinery paid their road tax. Whereupon every and continue till «A1”/ IVigce river in of, written by Mr. 42 19 tive turn, sold it again for two 3-ceut Br w sborotign... . 77 OO gives one n strange sensation, when Religious Notices. Bri'l »e Poin:.............. 41 80 75 Tuesdays and WeJfiK^*’’}’3 at the livery 37 heitken for miles aronn.l was soon dec I Olney. stamps. 11 36 66 00 looking up at the rocky cliffs and tow I North S ni ? v >'»•»’. stable of Plymale,* JrfoV&f» rille, and Morr- orated with a flattering string of heav 5ft 75 I 19 32 8 u h But e C«*e< k... M. E. Cnvr.cH.—Services every Sun d iy, a . m ., Thursday, r. We underst ind th it Messrs Hemp ering hills that almost overshadow tho j GO 50 Aud now, a-king your pardon for oc S3 1 25 Forest ........................... I fiiday ah'l enly hue, and wouldn't take them off i busy town. day al 11 a . M. aud 6:30 p. m . Sunday hill aud Kentuor will together put up a cupying so much of you valuable space Saturday of each week at, ui# les near I 2,992 1,622 |5,421 50 I for even Dr. Waits or G. W. C. T., I. Tot.13..................... I School at 2:30 with Biblo classes for Ashland. wagon and blacksmith shop on the lot Lincoln is situated on the south side we will ouly say in conclusion, that if O. G. T , W. 11. Dunbar. where El. Depeatt’s shoo ship was | of North Palouse. H‘. earns Chase is old and young. Prayer meeting every The Klamath River Reservation. there are those who still doubt that burned. the owner of tho town sito and tbo Thurst’f.y evening at 6:30, A general N ew F irm —Messrs. J. D. Fountain this R. A. Johuston is a fraud and con A correspondent, noticing our error, builder of tho place. It is a small vil- i invitation and a cordial welcome to all. Mr. S. C. Palmer is building a Eeat and E. J. Farlow have formed a copart temptible dead beat, we aie able and W. T. C hapman , Pastor. dwelling house up »n the street that nership for the purpose of ccntinuing willing at any and all times to furnish which wo have already corrected, of Iago—flcuring mill, raw mill, black- strikes off in & southeasterly direction th? mercantile business conducted in further evidence, tho existence of mistaking the Klamath River reserva smith shop, school bouse and á few I In the Presbyterian Church—Ser The first imporfb l French jstallion £<hal vices every Sunday morning at eleven fr om Main Street opposite Mr. J. S the past by Mr. Fountain. The firm which can ba readily observed in the tiou, for the Like county Iudian reser dwellings. ever came west of tho Alleghinies came Palouse City is seven miles east of o’clock, until further notice name is Fountain & Farlow. The new long faces of his numerous victims vation, lias sent us the following: Eubanks’ Louse. into Union coanfy.Obio in 1851. This horsè Senator Sargent’s letter to Walter B. Lincoln, on the river, near the Idaho The 7i/M<*say8a Mississippi steam »rid commodious store room next to arouud town, who were credulous SPECIAL, NOTICES was called Lot ts N ap Ó lzonj and showed the boat captain writes a letter of interrog Kium’s store is now being fitted up for eaoiigh to res.ion I to bis applications Thorp, of Jan, 10th was in relation to a line. The founder, W. P. Breeding, grerl v «lue Of this stock. Up to 1869 there came to Palouse in 1875, built a flour small reservation at the mouth of the Notice to Dcfeiors them iu good stile, and they will be for the loau of a few dollars. were 62 mo-e imported into the United atories Irom K“okuk, Iowa relative to Very Raspset ully, Klamath river, 18 miles south of Cres ing mill, blacksmith Bliop etc. There 8‘ates, and in the list 10 ycirs there have Goose lake and Vallq^, with a viaW of prepared for business next week. The J. W. II amaker . All those indebted to the firm of been 566 imported. Some counties in Ohio cent City Cal. ,a reservation established, were then only two dwellings, now gentlemen are both so well known that putting a small steanier on said lake. 11 M T hatcher . I believe in 1854, and abandoned a there are over three hundred inhabi Inlcw & Farlow are hereby requested and Illinois give business to 12 to 15 im they need noco:i>plirjentarymention or A. P M c C arton . Th a postnflica ha® been opone.l to settle at once, as the losses incur ported stalli ms as well as à nómEer of few years later by all U. S. officials, tants. recommendation from us, and we sim G eorge N urse . Mi’Call Jk Bimn’s store. Mr Helm ply and heartily wish them success. leaving only tho Indians to occupy it. Leaving the low river bottom, we red by the late fire make it necessary grades. The giades of this stock are now will soon have a set* of private boxes At the time of the location of this re come out on the high rolling prairie. for us to have the ntoney immediately. going into Lhe Chicago ar.d New YCrk mar I nteresting to S tock M en .—Read put iu, anil the people will have as kets, and reidily bling 50 to 75 per tent, I nlow & F arlow serve, it was looked upon as a fine If you have ever seen a stormy sea luaov post >ffiae conveniences as be the new, column advertisement of W. List Friday, Mr. Wtu. Sexton, agent farming section, and since, it has been when the breakers run high you will more than thccnmulou Stock of work borse* fore the fire. C. Myer in to-Jays issqe. Mr. M. of the Fireman’a Fund Insurance spoken of as a good lumbering district. Notice to Debtors. then have an idea how our country The above shows the reputation this stock If three or four of tha heavier losers appreciates the value of printer’s ink company, came to Ashland, being com- No positive attempt had been made to looks, for the similarity would striko All tboso indebted to Dr. H. T. In h i®, where they have had over 25 years from tho fire had been able to fall back as ail indispepsible auxiliary to suc i missioned by all the other Companies vacate the reserve until tho spring of the observer at the first glance. Oil low by note or account, must posi experience with them. upon a snug little insurance policy, cess. He his expended much iu ad interested to act for them also in this 1875, when capitalists,of course, bad it the north, us far as tho eye can reach, tively’ nettle up al once, as the mouey See the money brought into this coni*iy by three or four linn brick bui'ding’s vertising, and is satisfied that it pays. ins'auco, to assess tbo damage sus- surveyed iu the lumbering interest. At you may behold the same unbroken must be had. II. T. INLOW. the sale of W uite P bjnce colts and fillies. would soon have mode their appear The testimonials to the excellence of tuined by the late fire to property in the same time quite a number of squat expanse. Oa the east lie the Coear There have been 45 bead sold aud taken out his stock which appear in his adver sured. Mr. Sexton is a gentleman of ters, from Cresent City and other ancc in the ‘‘burnt district.” d’Alene mountains, the boundary line df the county, which [brought $13,317, an James Pelton, of Sam’s Valley, who tisement, coming from some of the much experience iu the business and places, took up claims, agricultural between Idaho anti this eastern corner a.erage price of nearly $296 each, they TAKEN UP BY THE SUB- attended the aoadeiny here last winter, most proniinei.t and most reliable men well calculated to advance the best and fishing, and began to make exten of Washington. On the south you may scriber 5 miles north of Ashland, weie mostly sold when under two years old: come up to Ashland last Friday »nd of Southern Oregon, must Lave great interests of the companies who entrus sive Improvements, when, somehow, behold tue blue mountains, some sixty □no light iron gray horse about in ny of them at weaning time. They were after ■interviewing C maty Sapr-rintend- weight with the public. Mr. Ixlyer ted tbeir affairs to him. All with the military authoritioa took nolicj of miles away. To tho west sweeps the "years old—14 hands high—left hip taken to California, Eastern Oregon, Wash ont Fountain on Saturday, started for left homo on Tuesday morning last whom ha had to deal speak well of his the settlements being made on tho re prairie till the horizon alone bounds knocked down—no mirks or brands I ington and Idaho Territories, and favorable J. G. V andyke , home with a teacher’s certificate on with one cf his noted Percherou horses, manner oi conducting the not always serve, and Gen. McDowell issued an the vision. It is the wildest, grandest visible. reports have came from all, aud in several A shland , March 13th, 1879. for Albany, intending to spend tho agreeable business with which he was order to the said settlers to vacate their instances ’he purchasers have ordered or Sunday. scene pen conld picture or pencil paint, next four months at that place and charged. So far a3 W0 have learned, homes within 60 days, or be forcibly c.*me and bought more. Look nt This! Dr. Will Jackson was negotiating Thousands of homes dot the prairie, Corvallis. the actual damages, as nearly as they ejected. The order was never eu- from the low hut and the roomy log W’. i J te P rince has not m ;de a rba«on Lt**8 Monthly strawberry plants of excel with Dr. Chitwood for tho p'lrcbasi of coaid be ecertained were reported as fcrced, and until tho present timo Cal cabin to the tall frame hortso with all lent quality sent by mr.il in good shape since 1873. S ilver C reek .—Messrs. W. Philips his drug store in this plaee, and cimo proper to be allowed, aud whon tho ifornia Congressmen have been impor the modern improvements. Every business man knows that largo, to any address, on receipt of thirty to Ashland last M m lay prepared to and Budd Oliver returned from Silver well fanned horses have always been in close the birg»in, hat bv that time creek last week, having located claims, r«*port is receive I by the several corn tuned to havo tbo reservation in dispute cents per doz -n. Address Fields are fenced and being fenced panics the various sums will no doubt demand at good prices. thrown open for settlement,which,byall on the low bottoms and hills in every Dr, Chitwood hid concln le.l that be and determined to go down with pick REV, THOS. MOORE, be promptly paid. means, should be done, as it is a good way, from the ditch and t' rf, the post didn’t want to sell, and tbo matter and shovel as soon as thoy may begin E tna M ills , C al . McCall & B turn in the were insured work, probably hi a about a month agricultural, lumbering, mining and and rail,tho heavy fenco worm of rails, thus ended. Fireman's Fund, of which Mr. M. fishing station, inhabited by a very few to the new barbed wire fence, which Wanted ! There Las been a good abdl raid fb )ttk Sometime «luring the next summer, from this time. They sty they were Banro is the local agent; the material not lost any worse thin R-dmond and Indians, who would bo much better seems to be a nice way to wound and the Pcrcberon stock th it I have introduced or in tho early fall Mr. W. He Atkin of the T idings was also insured in the off working for white settlers thau murder stock. Thousands oi acres are j I Two Mail riders on the route from on this coj't at great cost, being a failvre , Spence, aud if they Lad not followed son’s father, now living ia Wisconsin, Ashland to Lake A i«-w. They must Le same company; Mr. Houck had his sunning th’eir half-starved bodies on plowed ready for spring sowing and well recommended and sober men. a humbi g » and not suiting the wants of the tLe trail of these men, supposing that will remove withhis family to A-hland. building insured at one half it3 actual the river bars. Yours, O. G t . ney . farmers and teamsters, etc.» etc. fencing. The 6oil is a heavy black None others need apply. W.’s jk^^f'-in-oo has already given to as Redmond was on old mountaineer M. C olwell value in the Fireman ’ s I ’ lind, anti his Tho e parties that give currency and loam from two to three feet deep, A shland , O reg . Feb. 28, 1979. M.irsli <fc Co the contract for building be could not loso’ffs way, they would tf* credit to the above are, no doubt, interested faraituro aud bedding, in the State Fhoenix Items. "moist, but not sticky,” and very pro a dwelling similar to Lis own cn the not Lave had to stay out in the enow I Investment. In lill ease the loss of for three days without anything to «at. ductive. Wheat yields from 35 to 60 —Twenty live large sized Pei fumed Chro- in some other stock, and hfeVer owned or lot adjoining his. considerable bedding is somewhat in friends of education have gained bushels per acre, oats from 75 to 100 mo Motto Cahls, i;o two alike, will n ame cave the Perchcrons a trial. in gold, post-paid, ten ten cents. Adilrcss The Jacksonville third nine have Mr. Wallace Rogers has received a volved between the two insurance com VICTORY. Bert- is whit htii.fini.E men (hat are welt bushels per acre, barley in the same I G. B. Litcbii-ld, Litchfield, III. Please state delared positively that they will come letter from his father who is now at the panies and himself, and a very fine knowu in this county say on this matter: proportion. Tender vegetables uo not what paper you saw this advert ment in. M arch 24 tii 1879. to play our boys to-morrow afternoon, mines, telling him to come also, and question of equity arises in the ad- [16 jy We. the undersigned, having bred, owned A fifteen mill tax has been voted, and do well on tho low bottoms, it is too weather permitting. Their failure to he start»»«! on Wednesday. The letter in justinent of tbo proportion cf the loss or used edits sire 1 by .the imported I’crch- — “ OraNr.w and E verlasting P erfume 1 ' frosty, yet they grow well and mature eron horses introduced into Oregon by W. put in an appearance last Saturday formed him that his father had taken a tubs borne by the two companies and Phoenix is to have a Public Graded nicely on the bills. Roots grow lo an is the best and cheapest perfume ever oil« red C. Myer, of A-bland, believe this stock to caused ninch d:-appointment among claims below the falls. When Philips Limself. In order to protect the roof of School, and thus assert her rights and lo tin» public tor per fuming wearing apparel, be a valuable acquisition to Our State, as the young men who walked about the and Oliver left no claims Had been lo his house,nearly all the blankets be had assume her proper place among the en enormous size here. I have seen car letter paper, etc., etc. Il is eve lasting,and tho-e bred here all show their origin in a gives to line ), ¡«•iter piper, and whatever streets with gaily coloreil shirts on, cated below the falls,- so it seems, that were wet ami spread upon the shingles, terprising towns where high civilization rots five inches through and two feet also yon may wish, a most nfitiel andpkas- very Mar.kfcn nkGREE, having a square, solid long, grown on sod. Potatoes have the snow lias not prevented the exten make-tip, with good bone, fine fo in. kind eager for the play. and destroyeil or rendered worthless and morality predominate. With the I been gi*owa here that weighed seven fnt olor. It placed in n drawer, nt matte, disposition and good action for animals of sion of the locating business. what be the contents, it will becotin* reJd- Elder Martin Peteraon. of the Cliris- by the intense beat. Bat the house assnred prospect of a public school pounds. Turnips which we pulled in lent in less than twenty minutes. Mailed tbeir size. Tbbse old er.C'igh to work give 1 S;lBf teti >n on the farm br toad as iian church, will preach the funeral was saved. The blanket®, insured in house with capacity to accommodate at July weighed ns high as seventeen postage free, to any address o i rrc«-ipt oi god THAT R. A. JOIIN'STOX team animals, and find a ready maiket at <>no company, were taken out and least 200 pupils and no drinking nor pounds. We have uo ferren or sorrel; the price, 25 cents ? ddre?3 G. B. Litch ti e highest priees tor which wmk horses discourse of the lute Wesley Mitchell field, Illit)O;s, and please state what naper next S:in«l »y morning at eleven o’clock E d ’ s T idings .- placed where they would inevitably be gambling dens, wo can row conscien the soil is clean. Fruit is scarce. It you saw this notice in. [¡1I6 1 r are fold. Tne produce from the half bloods, c »Its aud fillies, show the Percb*sroD in foruu tiously invite good,moral and religions In your i»sne •; f Much 21st appears damaged, in order to save the property in tLe Presbyterian church. Oot of does well on Snako river in the warm and m-ke-up. Don ’ t Forget It. — If you are troub citizens with money and enterprise to respect to tl»e memory of tbo ¿«»parted nn account of an interview between insured in another company. Had In view o! these facts there can be no sandy soil, and out towards the Colum led with nervousness, are disheartened, tired Rev. W. T. Chapman lias announce*! yourselves and Mr. R. A. Johnston, in they not been placed there the whole settle among and partake with us of bia. Some few have out orchards of life, fear death or feel out of sorts, as the ■ oubt that the introductloh of the Perch-* has and will cause A Valuable improve that the regular morning services in which ho denies certain allegations house would lia^o been destroyed, in the benefits and pleasures resulting that look well and have yielded a little saying is, you may safely conclude that you er-in ment of cur common stc>8k, and add to the have th«? Dyspepsia or Liver Compliint. made by your Linkvine correspondent, cluding the blankets, unless they had from obedience to the law of God and fruit. Yet, on account of the altitude The liver is very apt to become torpid this financial interests of thecountrv. the M. E church will be omitted. our country. S. Vandyke, A. Martin, The last of Mr. Applegate’s band of in cm.srqnence of which we,as citizens been removed. The blankets saved and short season, I fear wo will never se ison bi the year, as poisons arising from S. ,C. Taylor, Jas. Savage, Rev. Mr. Crowell preached one of stagnant water or decay ing vegetation, arc of Linkviile and vicinity, feel in duty the house and doubtless the furniture, tame d«-er are gone. At one time lie C. F. lilake, have much fruit. Tho prairie is cov John Murphy, in >re numerous and are, through inhaietiona his Gospel sermons last Sabbath to a G. W. Fordyce, hail eight nr ten in tho orchard near bound to corroborate yonr correspon hence both insurance companies are in taken into the blo»«l. Unless the liver is 1’. Dunn, ered with tall, nutritions bunch grass. large and appreciative audience. lie W. F. Songetv and active and furnishes a supply of 7. Chapman; Lis house, but tho dogs would occas dent’s statement.and add that this man equity bound to pay a share of the Steck require littlo feed in the winter strong lieber, A. F. Randal, cbmes to this appointment every 4th fresh and pure blood to drive out toe iinpmi ionaPv get among them and kill or run R. A. Jobns’on is a bilk of the first damage to blankets. But as the burn S. Grubb. and some winters remain fat on the ties, the above-mentioned Symptoms are (! ). Denegar^ Sunday in each month. Rev. Mr. L. Btoad-word. ■off one or more, until only two were wafer, and a professional dead beat, as ing of tho house would havo involved to follow, and if not hc-e le 1, in iy end E. Goer; Vandiver’s appointment at Colvers’ nntive glasses alone. The country is sure the following account of his operations in more teriible diseases and de «th. White ’ s a loss to Mr. Huck as well as the com- left. These were a*t£cke«l by a pack I well watered by pure, bold springs. Flower proves itself the Great Liver 1 I conld with the above git like endows?” panio.’, the policy covering only half Hall is the 2d Sunday iu April, the Tho rivers and some of the small Frailie of dogs la-t Friilay night, one being here will certainly prove. 4 Panacea. Its action on the liver is diflbrent lie came here about Nov. 1st, 1878, be valne of tho property, Mr. Huck, loth, instead of 23.1 (as per mistake in streams are fringed with timber. from any medieme ever compounded. It: rnc’nt from parties that hove bred dr ownedT killed and the other run off to the hills. the T idings cf 21st inst.) cures are truly wonderful. Try it. in:c«-s tonng stock from my Lorses in California, In reference to tbs base ball chal and b"gah work in connection with it is claimed is liable for bis share, too, Farmers procure firewood and fencing i Mr, Colver has tendered the United twen'y-five centsan«l seventy-five cents. I’or Umpqua and Willamette Villas,* Eastern*' lenge. so boldly thrown out by the Mr. Dennis Crawley in the logging for the damago. We believe Mr. Sex Brethern Society of this place, ground from the river bottoms and Coeur sale by C hitwood A A tkinson *. ( «■, /f Oregon. Wasbft)»pon, Mabb anti M rrtana* ■o ♦ pickctl nine of Jacksonville, the mem business, and thus obtained the confi ton reebmmeaded that the companies for a Parsonage and Church site, and d’Aleno mountains. This timber is --IH om a’l parts of the country reports Territories and British Columbia. bers cf the first nine of this place say dence of severa’ of the business men. pay a liberal share of the loss, and we they propose to accept the proposition pine, fir, tamarack, yew, balm, moun come of the immense sales and incre .sing deinantl for that deservingly popular Sew they wouldn't uiiml pw.yiug'* a game, who believed him to be a working man. presume th«y will consider it to their and build as soon as they may fee! tain maple, aspen, thorn and willow. But I e socn feel out with Crawlev aD«l interest to do so. ing Machine, ’’ he Old and Reliable “S tan l»nt as they wonld have no assurance Our only transportation is by wav of dard able. ," the price ot which the proprietors quit work, c.ime to town, put up at the Phoo- Mr. Klum was insured in tbo that morn than six or ecv>. n innings Snake river and Columbia. The boats wisely reduced to $20 including all the at Pride of Perche Mr. Olwell ’ a crushed hand ¡3 slowly would be played before the game Hotel, and soon began a vigorous pat nix, and a fctcign consolidated com- healing He is reduced to almost a run all the season, when the rivers are tachments, and at ODce secured for them r among the people, far beyond WaS selected in France by ¡he same jlarl/’ would be broken up, they do not feel ror.agc of the saloon, (which be had pany, and the loss is divided between skeleton. free of ice, to Lewiston. The landings ..popularity that ever yet attained by any other machine who brought out old* L oth N a ZOL kon (he' previously avoided.) He then bgan them. incline«l to try it. They say the Jack nearest Colfax are Almota, Penewawa at any price, the consequence «1 which is, then had 23 years experience with this* I Esq. Beeson, was called on Sunday, If tho payments are made with as are leaving the old high price! ma stock) and was purchased from'one of the* sonville boys couldn’t make it interest hinting around quietly tint ho owned the 23d last, to marry Mr. John Nys- I and Wawawa. At all these landings agents » several 1 »ge tracts of nimble 1 ind in chines, seeking territory for ti e ‘•S tan much promptness aud fairness as wo I ¡Dg for them in less thm nine innings. warehouses have been erected, stores, dard .” and Knowing waner and Miss Ruth Plymire. An from experience that best breeders io France, and his prdluce in' Tulare County, Cal : stated that he bad exj.eit, the fire here will doubtless school houses, etc. We have no gravel with the best goods at the lowest price they this state show him to be a No. 1 etocP For about a week the weather has other wedding is on the tapis on Wag a family over at Grants Pass, and was except in the beds of the streams; no can outsfeil al) other Machines, whero the horse. been very similar to that usually ex going to bring them out litre, routed have advanced tho future interests of ner creek. superior quality and low price is made the companies in (bls section. Fire perienced in the Willameite valley at The queston for discussion on next rock only along the rivers, aud once in known. This splendid Machine combines two houses.and engaged several board insurance Las become almost a necess a while a rocky point crops out on tbo all the improvements. Is far aheid of all Terms the Séasont this time of year. It ha3 been raining ing places for their accomodation, bnt ity in these days, and the owner of Saturday evening, tho 29th inst., at south hillsides; no sage-brush. ethers in beauty and durability of i s work, almost constantly, and |t times pretty nev r paid any money. He talked ease of management, light running and cer town property that is liable to damage Colver’s Hall is: "Resolved that the use Our climate is vory healthful; not so tainty of operation, is sensibly made upon heavily. T«ie creeks have risen consul recklessly of the fabulous sums he of modern machinery is detrimental to by fire cannot feel secure in his poss erably, and some slight damage has the interests of tho laboring classes.” much rain as iu Jackson county, yet sound principles, with positive working could comm »nd and didn't seem to care essions without his insurance policy. parts all steel, and can lie safely put down been dons by washing to seeded particularly for money, said ho was a ARABIAN BBY and BOBBY BURNS' Affirmative—Sherman, Birkhead, Clay more snow. Oar coldest weather this as the very perfection of a Serviceable Shut winter was two degrees below zero. WEATHER REPORT. ground. There is plenty of water for nephew cf IF S. Hyde. President of tie Dotib'e Thread S-wing Machine, in ton, Crider and Dunlap. Negative.— i More snow fell than we have ever bad every particular, that wi 1 outlast any Ma Will each serve a limbed number of mares* miners now, but if the warm rains con the Visalia Bink, and that lie had sev Hocket, Colver, Brawley, Tweed and I he following is the local weather re chine, and at a price far down below any and will be at my stables. A ra M a I t B oy tinue tho snow nporf* the mountains eral thousand dollars on deposit in port for the week ending March 25tb, Williamson. A general invitation is in this county since we came here. Our other. It is thoroughly warranted for five $35 to insure. Boninr B ibnb , the Shet Summers are cocl and pleasant. will be melted, and the summer supply a’ 6 A. M and 12 m . years. Kept in order free ot charge. And land, $15 to insure. extended. S quibs . said bank, and draw drafts on said R N. of water wasted. sent to any part ot the Country for examin ----------------------- * ♦•*5---------------------------- I Hyde in verious WEATHER. thermt ’ r . sums ranging from DATE. ation by the customer before paj ment of the Last week th? dispatches of the asso Pasturage cents per week. Will Tarties who have just passed over the Tapiaco, sago, canned citron, canned bill. We can predict equally as large a $500, to SI 500, which Le wa? always use due care, but will not be liable for ac-’ roa«l from Ashland to this place, state ciated press brought intelligence of 6 A.M. 12 M. lemon and chocolate can be had at Dr. demand for them in this seclion as in oth«?rs. that they found a sack containing mail going to send to his wife or brother to cidents or escapes. 19 Cloutlv............... 40 the death of the wife of Gen. Sherman Chitwood’s. 55 Families fleshing the best Machine manu matter stowed away in Mr. Parker’s get cashed for him. He finally con 20 Rain.?........ :... factured should wnte direct to the Factory and the serious illness of the General 34 49 barn between Ashland and Linkville. eluded to engage rn the saw mill busi 21 Cloudy............. 36 52 at Newport. Every one supposed it It is now stated that by the overflow And enterprising persons wishing to seize 1 6 v-2 Th» y also fonnd auotber sack of mail — ** W« C. MYER. 44 58 was W. T. Sherman.but later advices at Szegedin 120,000 persons were ren- the chance should apply for so desirable an in a public room of Roberts’ hotel in ness Limself, saying that his Uncle 23 i 42 60 correct the error. Maj. Gen. Thos W. dered homeless, 8,200 out of 10.000 agency. See adveitisement in an other part Alkali valley where it hail been for Hyde had a first class portable mill, 24 i Hain................... 54 70 Sherman was referred to. He has since houses were destroyed, aud 1,900 per- ofjthis paper Address. Staml «r.l Machine ASHLAND, ........... obegon ’ Co., Cor t- kdway and Clinton Place, 4 • three weeks.—Lake View Herald. 25 which he was auxiou3 that Johnston 53 64 died also. sons drowned. New Yorx March 24, 1879.‘ 42lt. I 1 ASHLAND TIDINGS Comity ?s«« pelili tend ent’s Report. T hanks .—We take this method cf returning thanks to all who generously extended us their aid during tho late destructive firo. It may seem rather late now, but our gratitude is nono the less sincere b cause id that.’. J. M. M c C all «fcÇo. Look to Your Iritèièstó! Pdioßä ùé P uoedì I C —— ------------- ■ ...---------------------------------------------------------- --