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INDEPENDENT ON ALL SUBJECTS, AND DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN OREGON.
J
VOT III
NO. 48
ASHLAND, OREGON: FRIDAY, MAY 9,1879.
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$2.50 PER ANNUM.
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Kxl ra »nyn nt Habit*.
Mauagrment ofYounif Cowi.
The Pioiirerü of Oregon.
swered Smith,audcalled to him twice—
\
K 5 h I a n d hidings!.
but no answer was returned.
On some accounts, says a corrsspon-1 On» of the Bpcial wonders of th®
BY MABY *IK»LK !>« VKBB
BY li. H WELLS.
DR. J. 11. CHITWOOD,
dent
of tbe Rural New Yorker, it is world in recent lira» was the ability
“
Come
along
qnick,
or
we
’
ll
hear
Fhe p'cked a liit!e d d»y flower
---- ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY----
probably
better that cows »boiiLI be
The
history
of
the
missionary
estab
­
something
drap.
”
»aid
Watts,
and
they
Wlih frmg- of snow, nisi hurt of gold;
Ashland - - - - Oregon
- B T—
fed
aud
grown
on tbe farm whern they and readiness w t i which the French
Al pure without, »nd w rm wl hln-
mude good time until they rejoined tbe lishments.dating even prior to the Ter­ are to be kept. If brought to a strapgel ()»'•< I • met the e lorm »a« tax or fine
LEEDS «£• MERRITT.
OFFICE—At the Ashland Drug Store.
ritorial G«>v»rument of Oregon, has. in
Aud *to >d to h^vi her for utie io d.
command. They took time, however, a manner, been written; but an account place it takes e«>iue time for them to, which th-i» G -rtn-Mi conqu> r»rs laid
OFFICE—On Main Street, (in 2d story ot
‘•He I ver me” low «he musing eald,
JAMES R. NEIL.
to notice, two signal fires on tbe moun­ of those men, through whose <.nergy become wonted to tbe locality and t<> i iip -i. them at the end of the last war.
An l plucked the bo.der leuf by leaf;
McCall <k Biutn’s new building.)
tain about a mile away, and between and struggles the savageB were «quelle«! the other stock, A calf saved for a Oue iboiisan I millions of dollars in.
“A lit te—too much— not at all—
^TTORNEY AT-LAW,
will be petted ami humored iu ca-h weie paid within a few months
them and the camp they had left in the ami order maintained, has not been cow
Wiih trust heart— beyond belief.”
such
a way as to be muds geutle and without any foreign aid, ami without
written. The trip which Gen. Lane,
Term* of Subscription :
morning.
kind
to
handle. It will also probably any effort that was noticeable outside
“
A
flit
e
—
oo
much-hot
at
»11"
—
the first Tnrritoraal Governor of Ore
On« copy one year..................................................... • 2.50
Jacksonville. Oregon.
Tuey
found
that
the.
Captaiu
’
s
party
.be
a
Letter
feeder, and this means a of Fraace. The secret of this wonder­
8o
rang
th-
c'umgea
o'er
and
o
er;
gon, made over tbe continent to reach
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The
tiny
le.fle
s
fluttered
down,
better
milker
also
These hearty ful financial ability lay in tbe long*
bis
post
win
perhaps
the
roost
wonder
­
h
d
built
two
small
fiiws
in
the
brnslj,
J. W. HAMAKAR.
«• threw "
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I'D
Atkl elrewed the meadow a grusey floor.
feeders
should
Le
allowed
to breed cherished ami practical habits of eco­
ful
ever
achieved.
The
massacre
of
;
CluN rate* -ix co^le» fur......................................... 12.50
as they were badly chilled by the cold
the Whitman family induced the Gen- I early, so as to determine the fl >w oi nomy and saving usual amongst the
T«ru>«, tn *dv mJ«.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
“A little—loo much- not at all—
rain, the Captain thought it best to ■ eral
Government to establish a Terri- ; vigor to the milk glands as curly as French people For years past, as to­
• Terms of Advertising :
Wi«h truet heart”--oh, in g <• b lef
LINKVTLT.E LAKE CO., OREGON.
riskdangerfrom
the
Indians
rathertbau
torial Government at once, aud. kno»v- ; possible, and thus increase their siz •. day. that people have bten simple in
loci a
Ah, fo dish tusk, t ■ mea u e out
Office In Pon Office Buildlug. Speci.l attentoin
Local No'Io* per tin*........
io
oo
have
tbe
b
»ys
suffer.
As
they
came
ing that the position was oue requiring ■ After having ono calf, the heifer may­ their habits, iudustrious, sober, econ-
Prote«»i >ii»l C »rfl’, per >«sar
Love' 8 v lue on a daisy le.f.
»2«. 1»-J.
3 00 given to cooveyuDcihg.
T •» o inct»«», l*r qunrter....
into camp Watts said, “Mike, we are a brave and energetic man. appointed be fed liberally to keep up the flow of oraicii. aud when they have a few
5 00
For she polled the L eet leaf
Four
"
milk as long as pos-uble. and also to . francs to spare, they are carefully laid,
8 0 •
E ght “
surrounded and came Dear running Gen. Line Gov»ruor. In company increase the size of the cow If the ; nway There is no eager grasping aJ-ter
C.
B.
WATSON.
With • not a>l 1 t:,” I he «rd her *ty,
10
«»0
<> e-n If O luivn
with bis son, th» General and about
14 00
“Ah, much you knjw, y u silly flower.
Tbrwfuunh* “
over an Indian not more »ban two bun- ■ twenty others left L»aveiiworth, K»n . heifer is of a good milking strain she 1 irg« profits, large int»rHsts, usurious
ATTORNEY A nd counselor at law
17
50
Oue
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He'll Kve me till his dying day.”
dred yards above here, and there are ■ iu the latter part of tbe winter of 1848, will, with such treatment, make a lendings, nor is there that eager desire
Scribner's.
and
X.VOAS ADYESTI F.MFNTB
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50
and commenced thi journey for Ore­ superior cow, and in any event thi- tn spend money us soon as it is po-
two fires blaziug on the mountain.”
O m square (ten line« O' ►•») l«l 1« ertloo.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
1.00
When the mountains were management will bring out the beet sesst-BBed, that is common with us.
Each «adltion-p fowl«».............................
“Put out the tires boys!” said the gon.
tiT^Specbl nt'en ton given to all matter* requlr Sc/aps of Southern Oregon His-
Nor is it from avarice that the passion
reached, th& party, instead of pussiug re-nit- of which she is capable.
.lob Print in U,
ng an Attotrey at the U. 8. Tatd Office.
Captain,
giving
the
nearest
a
kick,
springs;
on tbe contrary, it is a desire,
Variety
of
food
is
especially
import
­
/
tory.
through them, turned south as far as
Of *H deacripHot), done on *t»ort notice. I<egal
L ake Vitw, L ake C o .,O begon .
to
po-s.
s-«
s.>me little competence, som®
when
—
Pop!
Po!
Pop!
came
about
a
ant
for
milch
cows.
It
insure'«
heavy
M»xico aud made their way to San
BUnk*, CircwUre, Biielne#* Cod». BiTheafl», T^tter-
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May 31, 1878.
(uo-53-T
store
against
u rainy day, that impels
eaters
and
a
good
digestion.
Cows
that
'
A
Scoat
in
’
*56.
SG.
Francisco,
and
from
thence
to
the
he* 1«, Po«t-r*, etc., got eo up iu good »tyle at livtog
dozen bull« ts.
those
people
to exercise those virtues
have
been
trained
to
eut
any
aud
every-
!
month
of
the
C
dnmbia
river
by
vessel.
prtcsB.
“This way boys! this way!” and we
for
which
they
have become noted and
M.
L.
McCALL,
thing
edible
are
much
surer
to
b«
!
From
thence
G«u.
Line
wade
his
way
Agents for the Tidings
As ibe Southern Battalion of Oregon fell in aud made good time down the
which
are
among
their most conspicu­
profitable, because they thus eat more j
New York
8. M. Fet'eugi 1 & Co.,
volunteers
were ou their march to the river about a quarter of a mile. Com- | to Oregon City, with his party, in than they could of a single article, no ous attributes on personal acquaintance^
Surveyor
and
Civil
Engineer
-
St.
L
hhs
R »wei! A Cu«^»J»»«,
canoes. If tbe party had not. turned
Rm Friiu'l-co
I. P. Fi-ser,
Meadows on Ru^ue river in the spring ing to a halt we called the roll aud south when they reached the Rocky matter how rich or palatable it, may be. with them. .A son is to be sent to col­
ASBLAND, OREGON,
Portland,
Oregou
D H. 3 ■«nru*,
M
••
e pr-ptred to do u»ny work in his line on‘hort no of 56, we (the writer was one of them) fouud Hauk J.mes, Heury Ammons Mountains,it is probable not one would One of the best cows I ever kuew wa i lege or started on a small farm, tbs,
L. 3 >iuue'»,
-
-
S.t'etu ice.
[uu27v2:f;
J. A A.| leg i'e,
w
w
•»
camped at P»avine on tbe mountaiu, and Jack Winningham missiDg. Smith have escaped with bis life, Gen Fre­ grown on the farm where »lie al ways ] smallest of which would be ludicrous
M. L. CB>mb-dia
to an American, especially a Western
.
Cirvtli«.
M •< G - >ce Il inna,
about eight miles below Gdice creek. and Watts went hack at once to find mont, who was a few days behind Gen lived, ami never lost the liking for the lf.rmer;ora daughter must ba pro-
J
unni»
>n
City.
Dr N. L. 1^
Line, attempted to pass through tbe »our milk which she acquired while a
J. A. APPLEGATE.
•
R »-»burg.
Captain Lewis with his scouts w»s them, and after creeping cautiously ull mountains, and it will be remembered, calf, fed from the pail. This liking 1 vi.led with her det to start bousekoep-
Re» J. R. N. Bell,
.
Yonc
I
a.
Ferit »1. Burl
Jack- nvitle. ATTOBSEY AND COlNSEI-Oll-AT-LA W sent out to find the enemy, bnt after around the tires and seeing nothing of almost his entile party (all bis scientific fur soar milk is oft»n a valuable point ' iug with and with habits of fore-
J. R. Neu, -
Wddo.
J Wtiu« r Sc R»«.
»enuring the neighborhood for three them they culled loudly several times retinue) perished by the intense cold. iu u cow at times when there is uo way ' thought cultivated for years and pur*.
-
Applegate,
Hon. W W. F •Idler,
SALEM
OREGON.
•«
The same night Gen. Lane arrived to dispose of tbe surplus. It used to ; sued with steadiness, there is no
Alex W It»,
days they reported “oo Indians ” We but no answer came back to them save
.
K-brribe.
J. M. 3 jith,
at
Oregon City he wrote out aud issued lie thought bard usage to keep cows iu j “c.irsed thirst for gold” for spending,
Ceu r>.) P 4u'.
all kuew there were Indians around, tbe faint echos and the sighing of tbe
El. R. O«en,
:
a
proclamation announcing his ar­ the early settlement of the country on * but a careful husbanding for future
-
Big
B
itts.
DR.
WILL
JACKSO.T,
W n P r*«r,
however, and attributed the failure of night wiud, and as they preceived uu rival an l intention. Tnere was a Email i “browse”—the buds of tender twig« of needs. Ami this homely virtue saved
Gr.n'B P.»-e.
E. DinncY,
. G 'be Creek
DENTIST.
R.cnord B rrett,
Lewis aud his scouts to discover them mistakable evidences of the presence paper then published ut Oregon City falieu trees. But cows »o fed al wax s ; th® nation in a time of great disaster,
E ig e Pin1.
O. A. Hid,
.
Mur^hv
J. 8 M Folden.
to the »imple fact that they bad nut of lurking foe.« in numbers too great by a gentleman named Curry (who ba.l a little buy. some corn stubble, a ’ »«u>i saves it ev<-ry day from panics,
-
L-land.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
1 coll ipses and frequent bankruptcies. ’
Mi-« itirrie H.uittl,
- Lake View.
Linked in tbe right place. So C*pt fortbeir safety, they r»j lined the party afterward became G ivernor). aud by tew nubbings of corn aud the wa-te
JL. F Selling.
••
We might take a lesson from this.
from
the
kitchen.
Iu
tLis
way
tbe
this
means
the
Governor
published
WILL
VISIT
ASHLAND
IN
MAY
n b w»■*■<«,
-
Lln-viil«.
We labor aud make money to spend,
great
variety
of
food
they
r»coive<l
was
•G* i. T B l-lw>n,
an l N ¡veinh -r: ami Ke« byville, the Mike Busby was ordered to take fifteen aud compared notes. It was found that his announcement.
Up
to
this
time
.
Pl-viia.
W u H Ro's-rt«.
men and see if he could find tbe en­ all the men had been seen after the fir the people had been alm ist entirely much more favorable to health and a not to save. The desire to spend is in­
-
Kl>m»h fourth Monday in Oelnbe» eicu year.
Dr J 8 Drf in.*ua,
.
.
B >uza.
A-Illrtlid. S»-». 15 1878.
It required u large production of milk, than forced nate. Tho child says, “when I have
emy.
He declared tbat it would be iug, so it was certain that they bud not without regulation.
Joo 8. 8 o >B,
Dd-y.
<7. H. Dy r,
-
-
stout heart and an energetio baud to re f-eding on one or two articles of f«>od ten cents I will bny this nr that with
.
A»'*lmd
—DEN List RY AND ASSAYING—
easy to do, but the trouble would be beeD killed.
Mi«- M rv McC.be
P'ce<.ix.
dtice the savage tribes and bring order High feediug is profitable for fattening ii ” Oor boys inheriting it, crowd to,
®. Storm««.
-
.
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•
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•
to bring back tho news. He-demurred
«Sjrf D J Ferree General Agent for L ke »ml
The captain whs relactant to start • mt of the chaotic confusion. But t|;e animals; for with theso, impairment ot the cities to seek a rapid fortnne. and
D3.
F.
G.
HEARN,
M o -I t C<MI'«ll«».________________ ____
against starting out with so few men without finding the missing men, but President had ma le no mistake iu the the constitution is thought to be of less our girls dream uneasily day by day oi
— PRACTICAL DENTIST.-
iu open daylight, as this would give there was no alternative, so he gave appointment of General Liue. Toe importance, as they are to be killed so a belt- r position. Society is to some
Stages leave Ashland as follows!
ALSO ABMAYER or ORES AND UCLLtON.
tbe Indians tbe advantage, and pro­ aiders to march up the lull, tsking the various tribes of hostile ludtans were soon. B it in feeding cows, and es ;e- i extent debased by it. It is through
The O A C. Stage C”.’s Stage leave \*hl ‘D'l
Orrtcc on Miner street, nor h side, Yreka, ad
-oon taught to know that puuishm»ut cially young cows, to indue® a large tins tiiat snenffi havejbeen enabled to,
for I't-fc—’M-il e. R»ck Po'.ot and Ro*- it. ug Ci y D ig «.or.- uni u^aiu H i eiu n - posed ii they Wi.uul allow him to wait
lead
bimselt
and
placing
Al
X.
Watts
was sure to follow any outrage. The secretion, the high feeding should in retire on a competency after two or
b'u g every ii-«y ut 4 a m . M i'll v.o e- >•! ILirdunre 8 «>f.
[if.
until dark to report tbe position of the at tbe extreme rear with instructions to nau-.es of those men who aided iu the elude a great variety of urticles, aud three years of official life, gathering
8 r m .
redskins iu two days. But the orders let no one fall behind him. Soon the permanent, organizition of the Terri thus induce a habit of hearty appetite t«>ge her tbe lost fortunes of hapiess
For IL-nlv, Yteka and Re «ding at 4 P. M.
MRS. DR. ELU FORD RüBl
debtors ground between tbe millstones
M »51 clo-e-’at 3 r. m .
were lmp'-rative to start in an hour. I word was passed back, “down!,” aud torial Government an l subjugated the : which wiil continue through life.
DDEtSES Or WOMEN
of the law and exacting creditors. And
M. Colw. il'. 8'ag»« leave Ashland »very
was cboseu as one of tbe party, and we heard tbe trump of the enemy, not Indians will be inscribe)! in the history
hliearin*- Sheep.
nt >ri»ing at 4 ••'clock, for Lake irw
still we are getting no better.
A SIU.CIAl ITT.
of Oregon, when that history shall ba
about 10 o'clock a . m . wh started out more than fifteen paces distant, We made up and written, as human bene­
making the trip in f.O ho irs. al-o. leave
What a land and what a nation this
According to an interesting paper by
tàVOrricE and rttidviice at Jud"» Duncin’»,
Lak» View for Ashl nnl ev-rv «t>v.
iu u drenching ram varied with inter­ counted sixty-two as they passed, ami factors. The meins for oommnniea Prof. Freitag, of Halle, it in only since* wonld be if we could bnt engraft upon
A. I». HEI.MAN,'P. M.
J ackson viLLK, O bkoon .
vals of snowing. I cannot rememl>er could hear them shouting to one an- tion from the capital to the d ff-rent I the sixteenth ceDtury that the practice ! ourselves some of tbe French habits of
N- V. 15 h. 1878. (if.
tbe names of all tbe party, but tbey other ull over the mountain side, We parts of the then Territory of Oregon ol »bearing tiheep has been followeil iu economy at d thrift; if 'when we bad
made a hundred dollars, we could be
T. G. WATTERS.
O. R. MYER.
were the pieked men of the company, started on aguin, moving cuntionsly were limited and precarious. Yet there Germany. Previous to that date the i content to let it remain in ta'e keeping
-CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY-
was no L irdship these m«n were not wool waa separated by simply plucking
all williug to go auy where tbat Mike and silently, but hud gone ouly a short reidy to undergo no danger th»v w»re out—a process that was found to be without trying to double it by usury
WATTERS & MYER,
would lead, bavii g all confidence iu distance when the word was whispered not willing to face an«i no difficulty greatly facilitated by peuniug up the or speculation, or n»e of it (or some
WATCHMAKER’S, JEWELERS AND
more noble purpose. Compare the
too arduous for them to undertake,
their captain and in each other.
again, and we diopped und waited when the safety of defenseless families sl>eep closely and k<-epit>g tlie.-u with i list fifteen rear» of our history with tbe
OPTICIANS
out
foo«l
for
a
lew
days
before
tbe
'
Their route led dowu the mountain while seventeen more went by, almost
weie jeopardized
Settlers mid their
This system sriil obtains I »ame peri« d in French history, and it
O;e door south of the Post-office,
to tbe river, aud down the left bank of as^tlose as the others. Then we con­ families had diffused themselves I operation.
northern
’ E7rop«“co7n rias,and ' wiU ‘’e ‘o ,nd that t,1P Rreater part of
in some)
ASHLAND, OREGON.
the river. After they bad gone some tinued our march up the bill to the top throughout the Territory, even to the the professor ha«l an opportunity of our financial difficulties have arisen
distance down tbe river, each on tbe and turning towards Peavine, we foun 1 more remote parts. These, of course, personally witnessing it during Lis (rem our want of tbe French habits re­
Dr. W. B. Royal
sharp lookout for anything that might ourselves ut daybreak on tbe mountain had to be protected from the bos'ile late travels in oertaiu parts of Norway ferred to.
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Indians.
Tbe establi-hmeut of a
ubanks
C-jrna* permanently located tn AsblaBd_^g
aid them in tbe errand upon which above the bar. We had been about judiciary for tbe maiutainance of law aDd Sweden.aud iu Iceland ami several
Slater'*
Indian
Trunafer Bill.
other islands. In tbeue reizions tue
they
were
sent,
Alex.
Watts
called
to
half the night going around a deep ( and justice was a work of no insignifi short tailed sheep- ovis borulia —which,
Will give hit undirided attention to the
A shland , O regon .
C»pt.
Bushey
and
point.-d
out
to biro gulch which it was not safe to cross.
canoe, but this was accomplished aud like other mountain /aces, ch tnges its
The conspicuous features of the bill
Practice of Medicine.
protection afforded to all, ro far as it hair early, is the variety chit fly ke :t; recently introduced by Senator Slater,
some signsiu the eaul wh ch convinced
KRVEN WHEEL WAGONS CAKRI-
About daybreak the Indians 11 roil a was possible with the means at com aud the fleece is plucked off in Jun«. providing
ages un i all kinds of vehicles m »<ie to Has hail Fifteen Years' Practice in Oregon. them beyoDd a doubt that there were
„ for . th«
_ transfer
______ _ of __
th® ___
Indi-
few
shots dowu on the bar aud yell-d I maud- Schools were provided, the after its bearer has been ^objected to a I ans from the Interior to the War Da-
OFFICE
At
residence
on
M.«in
8t.,
opposite
M-
promptly
order at short notic. Repairing
IndiauB ouly a short distance ahead, as if they had found a prize, ami we » most promir.eDt of which—tbe Will- Tew days starvation. The ordiuary i partment, are a< follows: F---- — 1
E. Church.
[3 9tf
From and
and nea ly done. Fine w >rk a specialty.
carrying the news of our expeditiou to I
Uuiversity—»lauds to day a ! breeds of sheep met with in most other s*ter «Tilly 1st. 1880. the Secretary of
feared that- the mis-ing men h»d i amette
v3 N'23-tf.
soc i e r i e 1.
monument to the energy of the countries do not change their coat, a- * War shall have the same general power
the Indian camp. Mike laughed and
stayed there and been discovered. We founders aud an ornament to the bus been ckarly demonstrate^ ' y ex ‘ ami jurisdiction over Indian affairs as
said,
“
Just
as
I
expected;
we
’
ll
find
Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T.
bad mueb confidence in Jones, as he State.
lianstive experiments.
They hav«- ate now poss *»ee«l bv the Secretary of
Meets >»t the II.«11 of He m in & Fountain every the Indians, aud they’ll find us about
Some of these men are now living been left unshorn for four, seven uud the Interior; that he shall detail an
was
one
of
the
coolest
and
bravest
men
1-ridny evening at 8 o'clozk r. m . B i or tiers awl tbe same time.
But that's what we
— DEALER TN —
I ever knew, still we could not help and some have passed away; but those even eleven years, without any fre-h Armv officer of a ra «k not leas than
ti»ler* in good »tiDding re corllally invited to at­
uro
here
for,
and
we
’
ll
find
tLem
if
Old
feeling anxious for the men. We had w'.io have passed away have not passed growth being observed, altbocgh the C Ln»l to act as Cjinmissiouer of In­
tend T e Temple meet» every flret anl third Wed-
from tbe memory of those whom they
-STO V ES,
T IN,
John
and
all
tbe
rest
are
in
tbe
buuch
”
coat continued to iuor«-.isH by dian Affair a, ami make such details of
oeeihry in e-.ch monta.
our bauds full, however, in looking beuefitted Tiiey have not lived in vain, original
simple
prolongation
of the imlividu » officers n t below First Lieutenants,
Mr.
J.
8.
E
ubanks
,
8r.,
W.
C.
T.,
So we paddled along, making as good out for ourselves, as we w«-re far from
—AND—
their sacrifices have not boon made for hairs. The rate of growth is fa-ier ' ent er from the uctive list of the Army,
H. T C hitwood , Sec'y.
time as we could, occasionally seeing ' safe.
HU 40. USl LO 'JLF 40. LEL LS30
We had twenty miles to go to nothing, aud could they be among the during tbe first three years oi sheep'» as may be nootsi-ir*. from titre io time,
tbe trail of the two Indian runners, reucli camp, aud tbe savages were living of to day they wonld see, stand­ life.after which time it decreasi-s grad to H'lmininer tn«* affurs of the Indian
Asiiltind
Lodge
No.
23.
REPAIRING
JOB WuRK
but unable to catch a glimpse of them, watching every trail, so we ba«l tn ing upon the foundation which was es­ i nally and considerably. In domesti Service. Commanding offi «er« of mili
Promptly Executed.
tablished by their labor, and cemented looted Bheep the growth each year is tary department are to be ex 'ffi'io in
until after dark. Keeping on in tbe
A, F. Ac A. IVI..
cross the canyons. At ono place we by tlietr blood, a grand Slate, prosper­ most luxuriant immediately utter th- , charge of Indian matters therein, and
L inkviije , L ake C ounit , C bxgon .
Hoide their itated cotumunicatiooe Thurrday even darkness, we came to tbe large bar
ous and wealthy. “The Rogue River shearing iu Juns or Joly; while in th- the Inspector General of ths Army is
LL PlR'i NS KNOWDQ THEM ing ’ on or before i he full moon. Breibren iu good above the Little Meadows, which con­ frightened a party of red skins out­
War,” which occurred at a late date, wild breeds, as might be expected, it i« j to Le In-p-ctor of the Tmltan 8-rvir®,
numbering us considerably.
selirs in«h b'e<l 'o me are itqn« su d I Blanding are cordial'y invited to attend.
was the finishing stroke that prostrated
tains
about
eighty
acres
of
level
land.
W. H. ATKINSON, W. M.
cotue f .rw trd and settle.
36-3 n.
Wearily we urged ourselves forward the tribes of Southern Oregon. The re moat marked in winter time, when the ar.d make annua) Reports t» Congress
severity of weather demands addition»!, of th» number and condition oi the In­
Here we fouud a large Indian camp,
J. S. E vuanks , Sec’y.
until we came to the foot of the last mains of m ny brave men to day occu­ protection. — Ijondon Farmer.
dian tribes. The bill requires all con­
with a few heroes scattered about, but bill. To climb this in our exhausted py an unknown grave. Lane, Ne-mith.
Jno. R. B. Hutchings.
Ashland Lodge No. 4.5,
tracts for supplies ar transportation
uo Iudians. About two miles back one condition, seemed almost imposible, Waldo. Gains, Applegate, Grover
Notion« About Bai»
connected with the Indi tn Service to
(now Senator), contributed to the suc­
of our men had become separated from
I. O. O. F..
made in the same manner, and, as
but we managed to crawl upward for cessful termination of tbe war. But
ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY Hold their r*gul ir tneeiiug
Numerous fanciful notions arc enter be
every Saturday eveo- tbe rest of the purty sod had failed to
far
as practicable, at the same time as
about half a mile, wbeu tbe meu began we can only speak in general terms, tained regarding bats. They are »aid Army contract". The offi tea of Spe­
ng nt iheir bill In A«tiLin.l. Brother* in good
rejoin ns. Near th® place we last saw to give out, and by the time the fore­ and leave the historian to do the work to be able to see in the dark, aud that
siihd.ug »rec .rditiiy invited ton»’end.
cial CummisHioners. Superintendents.
•Tb« «ib.«cnb»r k '. v «» notice that he la now prépar­
E DE TEAT, N. G„
him a bright tire was blazing in full most had reached camp sume were o< justice to the “Pioneers of Oregon.“ they ura bloody und vetig»lnl in their Boards of Indian Cttnmis-uon ra and
ât to dll orU«r* C»r ¡¡love* of the*
W. W K xncnor , Secy.
ature. As concerns seeing in the Inspectors of Indian Affairs are to be
Rehekih ui^et.ux’ <(u i'u^*t«y «»euing, sear* t view ot all tbe surrounding country. i three or four miles in the rear. Bill
V A Model Afghan P
dark,
that is quite erroueon-i. Their abolished from and alter July 1, 1880,-
I
t <e full of tbe m.ioti mien tu<«'h.
Mike expressed astonishment tbat Lane and Seth Smith, who got in first,
power of avoidiug obstacles wb«n flying ard
among other things, it is provided
The correspondent of the London iu tbe darkened places is not due to
BEST BUCKSKIN. IN CREAI FA-
Tenesaee should build a fire there, of started a part buck with horses for the
by
this
bill that all religious denomi­
Times
at
Jelallabad
writes;
J
visited
R1ETY,
their eyes, but to keen sensibility iu
all plaees; but Hauk Jones, Gabe
tired men, and ull came in by sundown the Ameer's palace, a bouse built out their wiugs. The thin leathery w ng» nations shall enjoy a fr-e and tqual
Williams and Alex. Watts, all old »xcept tbe missing ones spoken of be­ si le the town, surrounded with mud
Al"> lire Wither etc.,etc. C.iU st my ••tabl.abment
right to erect aud maintain church and
| of bats are their aii'eiinse or ferl«rs. fcchoool Buildings on any and
oa Granite Btnwt *ul rw for yourvelf.
bands at tbe business, said “signal fore.
all In­
walls, with two or three other houses Darting about in h !1 dir-cions in utter
diau
Reservations,
and
shall
not
bo
-IS THE -
fire,” with which opinion tbeCapt. was
a Turkish bath adjacent to it. The darkness, they are n«v<-r by any chance
Tbe three who were separated from «ad
molested
in
their
religious
or
philan
­
Juo B. R. Hutchings.
house consists of a ground fl >or, a first
inclined to agree. As be was very
tiwH'f)
us on the bar came in about two floor and a flat roof. It is made of impedtd or injured by obsticles that thropic effort to advance the Indians
happen to be in their way. Experi
tired, he requested Alex Walts, Seth
o'clock next morning, and TeneBsee wood -work and mud bricks, with merits have been ma-le by streichin^ iu moral, religious and literary culture.
OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Smith aud Jake Miller to go up the
had come in about eight o'clock the some attempt at ornnmeniutioo in a strings across darkened placesiu which
Gold in Siberia.
river
toward
the
fire
aud
find
tbe
lost
morning before. So we all arrived kind of white atnccornnniog round the u number of tliem are confined, and no
Sain» size ns the Sacramento lixcoan U n ­
ion . 24 by 36, and JT-ö'price reduced to man if th>-y could, but to bo governed eafe from one of the hardest tramps ol doorways and over the walls, with a string in disturbed in their flight
The
An Englishman in the Urals writes
good deal of lattice work in the «rails, exquisitely radiat«d system of nerves
by tbe greatest caution, while be aud tb<? bole war.
-Apple Trees for Sale at the—
FOUR DOLLARS PER AUM
that
immense discoveries have been
D\ul ockettonce visited a m6nug the gratings of wliicii are cut into very iu a bat’s wing offers one of the finest made at Krasnoyarsk in Siberia. Th®
the re»t would go iuto a small gulch
ADVAXfE.
pretty
patterns
of
stara.etc.
It
contains
»Indies in animal theology. Shull a
Ashland Nursery.
R obert nixon .
uear aud await their return.
erie at Washington, ¡iud pausing a mo on th« first floor d good, large dark creature so iogenionsly formed b- Yeneseisk authorities have done their
•tiwl ptihHv*b>r
The three meu struck out in tbe dark m»nt belor» a particularly hideous room fortdeeping, and two large rooms, spoken of with sentiments pf bostiliti utmost to, keep the matter secret to
LSO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF OTHER
A f u 1 re«-» at>l • >' .6«. >c >-», ?e »<■*, Piu<in>,
nets and tn due time reached tbe spot monkey, exclaimed: “What a resetu- one nt the front and tbe other at the ' or derision? Ou the contrary, it should prevent a rush from other provinces,
Fra «-. CUcrrie«, Curr-ul», Drupe», Guorc-Den le«,
blauee to ¡tie tlouorable Mr X.! ’ Tue back, with smaller rooms at thecorrers J excite our warmest admiration Artists but th® news has leaked out through
Els., E c.
indicated, but fouud no fire, no man words were scarcely spoken when lie and
many channels, and in the Spring th®
sides. The view of tbe plain,
--- o-o----
uor anything else tbat they were look- turned, and, to his great ustouishment, mountains and Ctbul river, from tbe from time immemorial have been in district is sure to be flooded with strsu-
tbe habit of depicting malevolent
—I also h tVE a V ari : ty of —
lug ft»r. They called for 'fenessee sec- Siw standing at bis side ibe very man top of tbe house, is very charming. demons with winga on tbe pattern of ger-, The nnggets sre of an immense
«ral times, but received no answer, »o whom be had complimented. “I beg Tne staircase is very rode and rough, tho»e of the bat—a piece of cooven size and yield a large percentage of
SHADE TREES.
your pardou," said the gallant Colonel;
One was found in some diggings
they returned to tbe bar. Just as they "I would not have made the remark aud the place contains nothing bnt tionality wholly at variance with what gold.
some old matting. The gardens in is Iraroed from a contemplation of the belonging to Siberia last autumn,
GAR MAPLE. SOFT MAPI E OREnDN MA-
were desC'iuilmg thelastside hill above bad I known you w-r» uear me. and I 'root and around it are laid out in tbe
FIE. 1 l.A< K VAlM'i.
H’iilNUi,
actual facts in Dature. The bat is no weighing 385 pounds. The effect of the
CHE-i'NUr. AIXK NDS OF HICKORY,
am
ready
to
make
the
most
humbl»
the
bar
Watts,
who
was
ahead,
noticed
Oriental
style,
with
a
large
square
tank
ELMS. ALAv’lHUs. IROV AO o D,
more fiendish thau the swullow or any discovery was that when the snow set
Hpology
for
my
unpardonable
runenes-;
BOX
ELDER.
CALI Fi IRMA
in
the
center
uud
long
tanks
on
either
some oue abreact of him about ten
other bird which baa been appoint® i in at Krasnoyarsk in November, the
WALNUT. LINN. WARHOO,
but“—looking first at the insulted side running for some forty or fifty ito
rid the atmosphere of snpeiflnnua population in the gold field district
paces di»’ant on tbe side of the hill. member o' Cjugr«-ss whose face was
Bl.A' K ASH.OSAoE OR­
yards and divided into steps, so that ami destructive jaseots.— Chamber's was 4 000 in excess of what it had been
ANGE, EiXI. ETC.
T nuking it to be Smith who was next anything but lovely, and (hen at th- tiie water may fall iu cascades towards
six weeks before, and the price of labor
i Journal.
to him, be said: “Tuis way Smith, tbe annual compared to him—''bang it if I tbe huuse. All around are trees.
at Tomsk had risen from thirty kopecks,
^ttometj at <Satt>.
Two little childr»n went to church or 9 L a day to a rouble* or about 3a.
trail turns down here,” when to bis can tel| whether I ought to apologiz- ohieflv orange an l ehnnali, and large
F l ' jwkkii . g B ohm
O bmamktmal E hkvm
spaces mide into beds, where some alone in Westfield Mass. They became Before gold was discovered in Califor­
P ortland , O regon .
surprise Smith answered from behind to you or to tbe monk»y !'*
fl iwers grow; these are chiefl? planted ; tir»d during tbe long service, and the nia, Siberia supplied the world wi'h
Beautiful ev»r blo‘¡u.iig Roses, and any . Ihrticutar attention paid to land Titles, Collecting | him.
Mexicans subdue fractions horses by with balsam. Tuis space, if put in re­ ‘ elder one, euoposing that school rules the mirilerons metal, and all along
«in «un* «>f D.»bli «s.
Debts and all kinds of Government Claims.
having a hood so arranged as tn be pair. aud f I here sann’d ba no sever« ; held g^'d in churches, lsd hi r sister geologists have maintained that if the
“All riffht. I’m onmin®.”
----- So-nethinjf New —
‘•Waot«»e----- is that on tbe side pulled «town uv«r ibe eyes ut the b^r-e «arth-q’ake, wonld mike very good nn in front ot the preacher, and said administration would only take the gag
as soon . as , he .. mauifeata
Pritb ipaì O lle-, I ».-k-o tv He, lirv^ >■■
ALEXANDER i'EA ’ll. .«- «• ri -t tn iiixrke* and
other ‘ Please sir, may we
home? ’ He
o
---- , uneasiness.
7— ,
ne
«uquariers. There
mere are two
twn otner
wv go
*«> uuuiti
no of red tape off the mining opera'ions of
heidqusriers.
hill?” »aid Watts.
61*
e> «4 tu« J »PAÑETE PERSIMMON.
GlRBS & SMEABS will atteud to my bui I II
Several applications subdue the horse« booses close »o it, which are much in 8a,d> “yes,” and they soberly walked the country, Siberia would again assert
Pol Usad.
[vj.iolt
“Why that must be Tenessee,” an permanently.
U. CWLiDGE,
ont,;
her ascendancy in the market
PROFESSIONAL.
the false oracle
!
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