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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1890)
ASHLAND TIDINGS BREVITIES. BREVITIES. People to mi*« th** daily the A earlond of Ashland A' tie th.ur wne ship|s*d to Yrekii Tuesday. k'ridi di . Febntai V /'W first of tbc week. Millfee«l is scare.*, wi i th“ town Hunsaker's prices are ns low as « ver «•own are «lietiug on tvarley. although the trains are six wee!:«« to ! hr- Sch«oi Tbi. B«*veu hours hit«'. Six week's work to mal “ rail con- Feb. 12th. 1x91). CoV. creek Cll'l- nectiou through tbs J. M. AVagner, of f>.«la Springs I will be at th» offi -e <>f (I, F. Billing« i inch, 1« feeding n part of Ins band of each ufteruoou (except Sunday) during you. it is i»ai<l. this month to receive the School Tax, The .lam and mill race of the Gun- horse« at Pboeuix. HERE ANI» THERE. KLAMATH COTXTY NEWS L inkville . O b .. Feb. 20. Aiiirri«! -Iu Linkville, Feb. 16. at the r«sideuee of lbw bruie'« father. . During llie year 1889 Humboldt Air. AV. H. Melliuoil an«l Mi«« Matil county, < ial, out 1.15.51»i.iaxi feet of lum da Noel, Rev. Lott officiating. At Ellensburg, Curry oonnty, 3:o<J inches of raiu f«*ll in one iliy Jan. lVli. ber. .Aieu«i«x*ino cut 93.7(»l.txiil feet. IMAN- MILLER Steady Progress Mr. George AV. Dunn, and Misa Has cLuructcriz« I llixhl a ^r^pftHUa ever Alla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. .. ........ M. c It v. ,v» ; « '-J bc( «re t.’.c ¡•■vtl’ Wner- Miller, were united in marriage at the cvcr hi tn «I»* • •!. ilx «tales b.. • »r* *«rn from home of the bride’s parents on Grau »»4 t » . 1“, ’D.'.il tiuw t j*. th»? »D'i.-t popular its street on Wednesday of thia w«ek. KU<1 jiiu-t s :• •«.*•*«• fu’ inc<!i’^ ••• • iFercI Any The wedding was :>tt<*D']ed by only tk Ail! coiiflr i t!.i* The the near relatives of the bride and bevtet of ta?M ••‘•k lies in the fait that groom, no guests ontsido of the faun-1 Hood’s ari Ila is n me Tirine ai merit, lies being present. The marriage cere it tlocs actna'-iy arcompli’h all that hclaimed mony of the Presbyterian church, was for it, and when Firm a fair trial, 1« r»*ax««n pronounced by Bev. I* . G. Strange at ably certain to be <«( benefit 11:30 o’clock, a. m., soon after which Positive Statement*. the wedding company sat down to h * Fine»» II • -»d’s Sarsaparilla Lax Ucn In my dinner Irefitting the happy occasion. hcnlx f-»r xfllr* I have had ire «pii «)♦ and un In the afternoon ths bride and groom reserved trrtimoninb in ’.t« fa* ». Although drove to their liom > on the farm four carrying th»«» prcpain’i u ' ! - > t': in one miles Ron'li of Ashland. year, my .< have » iiei t’tan of any The bride was attired in an elegant similar pr^pnra’i >n. nnd tl • ♦ »-•.molliate in and moat becoming dress, but the de its f -.•»r are r once u> * ' a id pen»on sire of the uiodoet couple to avoid any c.'Iv • • < hi.’’ A. W:* ,j; r ji, Uonrg, display prevent« a detailed description CftL of the wedding. A goodly number of On 11 m Merits. substantial and valuable wedding.gifts “ My -ay. • Fnpr., > ’ «1 it t vnu bnj were received. mor” «if H *J ? • f ’.rj*.irn h ? h time; we The bride and groom are both are flhr;»v* sh’>rt ' It >« IL* •••! <»« .»« d nierlta." members of families well known and r. F’. al . F r*•?. i»ro;ron: The ohleat <1ru»r widely connected among the elder !<i"t hl Oregon residents of the valley, and the fair N. B. Be «are to g*-r < Ti1y bride is well and favorably known to all the people here, whom she bus so courteously met daily for a number of 4 bv ¿.’ i ’ r F ’.ar»-d . t( >1 V r < i months at the postoffioe window, a« ” ' p«»tberwri«rti, on-!L Ma assistant of Postmaster Farlow, her uncle. The bridegroom is one of the 1OO Doses Cne Dollar bright and promising young men of the county who, while fitted by nat hoick . ural endowments and educational ac quirements for nu honorable prof-s- sioual career should he desire it, has I • »I FTl *—l i Asbbind Feb. f> l«90. to Mr. t. .*1 Mr*. Hviir.A I ».fliu*. twin*, a »«»u •rid chosen as yet to follow tue occup itiou h nxyht»T of agriculture upon the turn farm of Ins hither near this place. Die happy pair have Hie sincere good wishes of hosts of friends throughout th'.* Coun Feb ty. men. I < The steamer Mayflower will leave The new county bridge aeros« l’lk Linkville to-day with a loa<! of hay creek still stand«, although tin* waters for the Western stage oompauy sta tion at Kena Cold nights agaiu. The groundhog of the creek were on a lorel with it« now due. W. A. P atrick , iarJ mill on Bogue nver wt*re dam- Mr. George Conn, the Paisley mer aged somewhat by the high water. seem« to have the lietter of the esrly ti«xir for several hours. Schoo! Clerk. A petitiou is being circulated and chant. arrived in Linkville T’uesjay Luster this time. The case of Emery vs. Emery, suit Running to Roseburg. evening. He is en route to Portland. over the bill for a cofliu, cornea up in Say, you num that wear 9. 10 and 11 uuuieronsly signed, asking that the The train« are again running on name of Ellensburg po«totli<*e, Curry Bob Do-laou has kille«! several boar l>>«ts, lietter look out what Hunsaker Just ice Berry's court again to-day. schedule time, or about on time. be- connty.be changed to Gold Beach. ■ >n Atqien lake lately. savs, for he sells ’ em cheap and they Mr. Riehar.lism, of Etn», hr,« lost tre«n Portland and Roseburg, Tbe are sure to go. Say« the Crescent City /teeorti: X Tue stages «re running again on first train through arrived at lb eoburg nearly al! bis large flock of Angora :u: party of Oregonian« are hunting m the different route«. Our first mail Many of 'h* n on from !’>■• v«!’,*y Monday morning, and a train left that goat«*during the recent bu «* w «torni. the neigblxjrhoo«! of Shelly creel; siuce the heavy storm from the rail who went north to work with Pratts place Sunday night to go through to A tine prospect of coal was exposed wrecking forcee have returned, having The appointment of a gum« commis road arrived last Saturday night. The Portland. The bridge across South by th«* tioo«!, near the farm of W ill. got all the work they wantod. of • bat sioner for tins county would soon put mail consisted of letter« and pa)««>re Umpqua, this «ide of Roseburg, is yet I’l vmtre. «‘ant of M«xirord,it is reported. a slop to tins reckless slaughter of that ha«l been held back iu the first to lie rebuilt, though work is progress kiud. «leer for their hides. l»lockad«'d train. The stages from P.s.ple whose liv«?stock were doing ing Upon it. Oak «*ord woo«l is selling at J5 ) < r Ager could liavemadethe trip through pretty well in pasture fields a we»*k Our through road, says the Gohl «.■ord in Ashlnuil now a raise of SI on to Linkville ut most all time« this Hand Blown Off. ago are blue again over the weather Beach Gazette, will be opened for tra the pri.'e« ia«t fall. Gregory <fc Hicks vel by the first of September, ami we winter, but having no mail or passen Ex-Couuty Commissioner S. A. this week. shipped three car-loads of fi.ur-fc-ot will be able to «tart from Elleuebnrg. gers to traueport from the railroad, Carleton, of Little Butte precinct, had Sugar has been or«lere«l from Sau wimh I from Gold Hill this week. visit Coos, Douglas, Josephine amt the matter of making the trip would, the mislortuue to lose Ins right hand Franeiseoby express by Mt*.if<«r«l par The report circulating in this vnllei Del Norte counties, auil rea h home of course, have been imprudent. this Week by the pit-mature explosion ties. The regular rate will make it that a contract lia«i ln*eu made with J. without once takiug the back track. The worst news ot all comes from of a slick of giant po.vd r. The hand cost three cents p«r ponmi. B. Ruldle to put the mails thr. :g’ the ranch of Press Dorris in Siskiyou was so tom and >batl«-n«i that ampu II. E. Ankeney, of the Sterling Dr. J. B. Newman was call««! to from Roseburg to Glendal® bv n , nek tation w.«s n«-<*. ss.,ry. lhe operation mu •*«, report« that, as a comp.-i.sa'i.*u county. Cal. It is reported that Press, w « performed by Dr. Geary, of Jled- Grant's Pass Sunday, to visit two men tram was without any foundation. At the - for .he damage« to the mill«*« by the who ha«i beeu hauling off about I ford, and Mr. Carl« ton was doing well of Pratt's railroa«! construction, who Some chine«' hay. loose in th“ mow. tioo I, there was much Ix'iiefit r«i*« iv.*d ■'Veiity-live head of dead cattle every were si<*k with bad Cold«. at last report. His uiauy frien is lias b* en sol«! at $15 a ton this <«eek also, the water having <*arri* d o:f a lay is now hauling oil fifty head. Our throughout tlie country deeply sympa The at’oudance at the Ashland m the valley about M>«l’or.l mid Phu*- gr« ;-t quantity of u«eum*i! «1- I i«.d- informant assures us that no less than thize with inm in his mi-fortune. schoils is milch lietter again than i> nix. Bale«! hay was selling at 818 a lugs aud greatly unproved lhe «iitiiip. six thousand head of cuttle will have i«tarved to death on that ruuch before was several weeks ago, 1 tie «:o*«:ts o: ton l*y the single ton m M«*dfi«rd Wed zA pack mule <vf Frink Smith’.* ilie r inge is green. Owing to the nesday. Why its Price is High. the grippe having woru off. roll I over th*« trail from near Hilltop enrcity of water during last summer Some people in the valley have been of Ibigged Hill, to llie !>o:t *m of 11« m tue .lee *rl the cattle Huff»*re«i aud L csh ' iuh in water-color, pistol au«! Twcntv acres of land were recently sold in Ashland. Oregon, at Sfitk) per Chiun painting. For prices aud fur out of sugar for several weeks, ami «’an » oti nearly 5.>:» f«i*t b 'l . v, om* lay were Hither thin io begin tin* winter acre, tint four years ago were dis ther particulars appiv to Miss S. .1. will soon learn to take their tea ami last week. I idik«* McGinty's hoise. with. <»<» posed of at Ji» per acre, [(bizette. Cbuil-n, with Aire. D«*unis Roller. coffee straight and do without cook'e« the m'de was assisted back to bis About five inch« « «if fresh «now h.n |372w. and pound cake if the bhikadt* con Ht:u:ing |«oint nniiij.ir«*«!. - | D *1 Nolle [The land must have be»*u in the f«i'!«*u. iu.*oSnu.i iy. At this time very tinues. Record. I hear’ of the eny to command such fig FROM R o NEBI RG. I»l I’D E. M Milierha« chase«! Hi«* gr«*cery -ti-mg col l north wind is blowing au«l urce. or there is a mistake m the price At ’li»* r* guiar in«eting i*f the Ash Aim -h.d AVh«i l»*r, *'ihe third motion premonitions of more winter are veiy store near tin* depot, w bl *11 bis inothei Flying Dutchman .^ulky Plows u lined. E I ] Crescent Cltv Record. Miss H»iitie Sackett v. ho was caught 1,’brTi • iu A-irmi 1. ’ 7 ivi" infant lias i.»*en minag 'ig for him, anti lia- land B'lihiiug and 1« o ;. ii Assecudioti oft .? earth' crank who v. aseiiligliten- suggestive. 1'iie /.’ccord is mistaken. The 1 mil moved llie st.M-li to hi« store on Main 1 it M.iu.l y ei.ning $233 -,v< te Ioaneil at R >s**lmrg by llie block ide while en sort <»f Mr. nu ! Mr H» ¡ry LofltUb ing the At ill.in.etti> pimple with Ins Oliver Chilled Steel (one and two horse) Plows is not hi the tieart of the city nor is -o ne home to Ashland from Sal. in Th« drama, “ .«m<ir«g th«> Breakers ” at Hevenlti ii months mterest m ad crazy tbeor.ee for .-oiw time, is iu S m Rt>-V’ \! I»!' liGH.e iir .!»■• k'»•, Fel» there any mistake iu the i’lgiir. s Stat- .-1 reel. 17, 18«i lohn i Dulait«! Ros*, au - I 72 \ car» vas prcHviileti by ’ be Lmkviile Dra d:u<,st a month ago, arrived here vance. Hiid $19131 at six mouths iu- i r. i ci«*o, and delivered a lecture b**- A full line of Garden City (.'lipper Steel Plows A number of horses are reported to and J da? .- iug th« pri *<*. Die laud contains one teieat in :i*iiauoe. f.«re tl.e Fr«e Thought society there, matic Club at Academy hall last Fri- by Tuesday morning’« tram from cf the tiiic.-t young peach orchards on have wiuterevl in pretty fair condition wid. b was amusingly repoit. d by the • iay evening to a large and attentive GJeu«iale, having arrive»! at the latter Pc'.» r At Hi»’ t Gineofl ¡x «.¡sit-rhi \«hland. Dipc Harrows—al) sizes. The elocutionary contest at the the co i.-r. w Inch if properly managed thus far on p<«isot: oak aud scrub oak Feb. IG. 1 , Fr •: k Fri« ’- ay d 17 xca %, a'l.lieiice. Pro«*eeda were 848. After pliiee Monday night ou hors.'bnck with 9 months and ¡7 ¿aj> will pay ten [IT ca nt, profit annually browse in the high mountains up N «ruial school Saturday « veiling was ( 7. > 'Uic/c o’ the lHih illst. the euterlaimneut. dancing was in- a party of five from ilvost burg. Miss Spring Tooth Harrows, on <*«*n-id.*i ably moro than «Jl2.(i00. ¡itteii«i« .l by a large uiinili r «>f p««>p)e, aliout Grizzly. On the 14th iast.. Oregon Un«l lieu;. dubpil until a late hour. Sackett, with three other people, Mr. La.be«, it will coni you nothing to th«« chapel being crowded. The eil- as..«te for 31 years. Her territorial Bagley and his wifeand Mr. Shepherd, Scotch Drag Harrows. Twin babies, a «on an*! daughter, look ut the lace curtain« at Huusaker'« The Itnmur Spread. v r medal, this time was awarded to couditioti lusted from IMS to 1859, who hid be*n blockiuLt bound at wore tMiru to Mr. and .Mrs. H**nry an 1 you tuay find something to please The celebrated Steel King Th« report that mill from the Lofftus on the Gthiust. Hie former Miss Etta Johnson. Another contest i'erritury aud state she will than h...« on tlie West Slope of the Coast Meuatain*., Roseburg for 22 days, were getting yon. * witness««! th-« eh ng**s of forty ymir«. sou:li for .Medford was lying at Ash live«! but one day. The little girl will take place to-morrow evening. Our delayed exchanges from anxious to get thr.iugh, and there bit Spring Tooth Harrow land, was enlarged ¡«nd ehdairnted and : is reported as doing well. counties. which are ing uo prospect of reaehiug here by Railroad people coming from Glen Sh« has already 'omied six governor« the coast and lout by death four United St ites beginning to arrive this week, give a irom soon, they Secured four saddle Circuit Court. from Medford the news was taken to dale lepott that about a toot, of flesh Elevt'n tons of mail left D.iuamtiir Senators and six men,tiers of Congress. pmture of snows nnd rams which were horses, ami Sunday morning at 11 Giant's Pass that mail for that place snow fell then« during the lust storm. [Ex. also was slack««! up and guarded by for p-«in’s north last Friday night, At timuel 9. the highest point ou the ¡¡».ivier than on this side of the luonti- o’clock they started out, taking along Follo^intf is the record of the Cir the defiant Ashland postmaster be Montague nu«l points thereabouts re line tblN side of there, the flesh snow It's t«H> ha buys the Blue Ltik«', l «lino. A few items may lie of interest: ' a man to take back th«* horses from cuit Court, proceedings since iwd re ceived about half n carload. Ashland hind the bayonets of lhe Ashland Glen dale. They traveled »long «lowly fi >rt of the T idings : was about three f«*>*t deep, and with Cal.. Advocate, to tell this yarn 011 the Cre-eeut City Record J ku ¡StU militia company. So yesterday morn received uone ut all. the ol*l pack«*«! snow, mail«* the total Guards, but it may not be true. Some From the mail carrier who arrived the fitst «lay, the greatest obstacle iu Har let Cbaptnun. plfl'. a > ].. J. S um ly. ing the indignant poetofiicer of Grant’s Considering th* wuter-«oake«l con ilepib of snow tive feet. of the boys have seen more of oxen here Friday we learn further particu their ro«idb».*i(igtb>*crossing of Myrtle deft, A«di in 1» l.t ’. to recover m«»ney— P isssrul up hi-««til .s» dep tty to see dition of th«« country, the maiu wagon creek. Here the water whs so deep that it j dkcment for piti, and fur co««:s and di» l'be Klamath City Mill company Hum of wm : The other evening Capt. lars of lhe severe storm iu the inonu- • almost swnu.pe»! the smallest horse«, t irscno-nix of »»nit if something couldn’t be «lone to in roads through this valley have b.-en Mullen g ve the won! “Column right,” tuns. Thursday five men with 11 Estate » ? ♦Vake!«e! 1 and I union Insolvent citalitorb nay that tLe lust r« port from duce the postmaster here to let go of in lietter condition during the past but the croasiug was ma 1« all right by a p. Talent RN'iguy*«'. Dr<1ered to Mr. St«*ele nt Portland concerning but tLo 1 uluiuns kept right on. Theu head of holm's were live hours umkiug the ladle« who took tun«« in fiirdiug det,» it. Strange the postmasters of S« mt It week than wua to beexp«ete«l. i ’ .ak* ’an i file rg|* rt within thirtj day* of Corporal .Murray «li<>uted “ G«*e!" and three quarters of a mile. At tb<-Su**Jly settlemenl of their biiis. wag that lie em Oregon don't know one another wr 11 the tallest hors«. Night founil thi* date. Geo. B. Landers, of the Asulaini would come «>ut as soon as it w as possi the movement was brilliantly execute«!. creek station there is over tweuty feet ,h»m wi’hiu u few miles ot Canyon-, IJ ; n- « Eyon* » t al v«. T. O Andrews ot well euongh to lie njHin corresponding a’, action at law to recover money < <»n- J3“KEI’AIRS fur harrows anti plow? constantly on of snow: ut the lfi mile stake, seven Mills, is feeding about 25t) bead of ble to get by the blockiule and pay the The San Francisco papers that ar terms. A question l*y telegram woubi ville, and after several unsnixs'ssfiil tinned. miles above Gasquet ’ « the snow is 5 hand. A I Kyle, i 1ft. ■ - <' <• Rippey anti have b-en courteously and civilly un- fine bogs at his ranch near Merlin, meu one-third cash down, one-thinl rived by express Sunday were moro attempts to secure hccomnio«iatioiis ai mid furnishes the hogs to supply the the first of May. ami the balance tire , intereste«!, it s»>«*med. in the Putti feet 2 inches on llie road; where the privute boiir-«*s, lb»* party were finally Frank a my. den*, H 'tinn nt a a to recover •wcred by the Ashlaud postmaster. money. nil -v. d thir ’ v d * to fib* bill road to the chrome mines leaves the demands of lhe butcher« in Ashland. first of July. grand opera searon th« re than any main road there is X iuciies of snow lakeu iu at a farm bouse almut. three i Ot eXfH|rt!OD* J. » Durkev vs J __ Invitations have t'Cen is«n«d l>y thing else, devotmg column after h > __ ksi .........,, ’ti county, ........ writ of The delayed passengers who had Back to San Francisco. Mr. Gasquet who has lived nt his place miles north of Canyonville un 1 com- i roA ien . judgment f pltf and fur costa of columu to San Francisco ’ s favorite Granite Lodge, K. of 1 ’., to n large for'ably cared for. They h:«.I made aj l«een feeding at the Ashland «lepot at » 'lit. for over 30 years says this has been Postmaster Farlow Tuesday evening ’he ex pens«» of the S. P. R. R. Co. for number of their friends, to be present songstress. It 1« needless to ssy that the heaviest fall of snow he has ever dietance’of about 21 miles by the wa » a«-«?- ii-»n nn docket >»e e sent a telegram to Fo-tmaster Moore 'much 3!) days, went sou.l«ward ou the traiu at th«*ir anniversary celebration this Patti und her company were doing a seen al««ng the mail. gon road that «lay. Next day they unnTitnud un’j next regular term of court < 'arload of at Roseburg asking him how 1—2 ordered th t : a » ’,«■» t o terni .if court be (Friday evening.) The well kuown rushing business at last report*» an I«’ th*' distance fr«m: Cahy«»n»iH • io I » i«i on Monday, Ma'» ii :’d*t, Fr an C-* iwi*ut City Keeoril J»u Z'*th ; mail there was at Roseburg for this that started over the Siskiyou« Sun ability of the members of Grauite Glouddi« about fi.rty miles where J. C. Hannah sustained a heavy loss place and if any efforts were tieing day forenoon. The mail »'airier came through they teaik the fir«' tram, Mr. nn.i Mr-. Lodge, in the way of entertaining, is m .de to have it transferred around the Polities begin« to simmer aud can asrurance that a pleasant time will at tiis ranch on Rogue river, by a regularly from Waldo until lust Satur Bau'Ly ami Mr. Shepherd going t.i obstruction« ts-tween Lere and there. didates are beginning to come to the t«e spent by those attending the affair change iu the eli inne! almost ruining day, when he and others left Gasquet's h’s fine orchard standing on th«« bank ou scow shoes, since which time they Gran:'-Pa«« and Mis-b.a<-kett to her The reply stated that orders had been 'surface. Many of them will be skim to-uiglit. home in Ashland. of the sfretiin. His place, prior to have not beeu heard from. recefrtW! that night to forward all mail med off by the baud of untoward cir The wag. m road s*»:ith of Myrtle Anyone remliug the 8. F. Eanimin- ix:'2, was one of the thiest bodies of for points south of Grau, s Pass to cumstances tiefore tin« conventions At out a week ngo over twenty feet » r«* a is rr| rie.l entirely nn[«a«»abie i rs of bk«eka«le «latee, of which a lim land on Rogue river, but repeattil Portlan I, to take st-a:n*'r from there meet. of ow was reporto») m ’«telly cre»*k, for wagons, frees ai*. t»cr»*s.« the roai ited number have been re»*eive«l in fr.*ehets have reduced tee quantity of K’«pcr to B. « «»ley, lot, 3ó, 36, to Sau Francisco. Ous of the prin on th wagon road, which is by mi in great nutnlmrs, bridges are uh Fr Fordyct No that is n mistake; they have To arrive in a few davs. »• I.’". R't fit; u m A*-G’ h »!«' <••«■. 1125. cipal points tLe profile here wanted not quit the business Atkitisou at Ashland, wi.uld not judge that there b tt<«m lan«l mor * than two thir«!«. m*ans tu«> higbe-l (siiut on the route »««lied away and the ford« uro washed E. V. < rtih r t ) S B. <» «ley. lots ‘-1. 32. 33. to lie enlightened upon how much the Woolen Mill Office or Carter at was or I ihi I lieen any particulaily in- [Tines. Sim**' 'bat time it has bom raining al- t ilt so that many of them are ltupa.-sa- lit ht- j : « n i • A-h1 .? ■. • on.$*2-5 mail was stored up at Roseburg for the Bauk will insure your property in «■•«uvenieut railroad blockade on th«' The Tones is responsible for the m ««' incessantly, and it i-safe to say 1 le for teams. *• B '■»* •’ t*« 1’ V < art-1. lot I'rachl» points iu this valley was not an the lies! and most reliable «-omputiies, Oregon line. And still an E.imni ier following tad yarn: Great numbers of that during the pasi we*.*k it has b.■«•:i L'lb.i coH‘i<lv!ati.»n $lco. Though the old wagon road do*«*, i Millon? ■ — n an who was iu AGilam! but a short swered. At the shortest calculation, and at the loweet rates. Janie- 'a - ' E’.za’»e‘h IF ?.n< to Albert deer were killed in the foothills by snowing nearly all the time iu th«* not come li contact with the railroad 24 time ago eaid that his paper would H» iin-, lol ? i L I an-1 ’ • ? 1. bîk **E th« mad thus s»nt mound can not get dog« during th«* de«p snow prevailing in inntains, and judging fr* ur th»* in many ph •<■«, yet the party repoit a 1 of i ¡. et' i »>n. ♦ i O c Enoch AValker, while fording Hear not accept passes over the 8. 1‘. lines here before next Wednesday from the a few week« ago. Due «log on IL«,«10 depth of snow n w»—k ago. ami the th«« road be t in very bad condition i»-rar : to H. K’^teitnun, S E the “ monarch" wouldu ’ t think of hiic I i creek oil L’s farm one day last week, south if the road is open theu. ■in»'in' that has Ldi«u «nice, H must' river killed 111 !<■«« than thirty of the ‘ f -X ' , .’ 'i N E ’• I ”f N F ’4 l i Fe. IS wb. rever they di«l see it. wn« thrown from bis horse into «lecp , a thing. X «J N \\ • 4 .! v* - . j 7 ; h 11 » v , s K2 W c<»n now is- from thirty to foiiy fc*t. deep poor creatures. Everyb<xiy’s ranch No trains had neon fiiin.’ng fretu 1'X'a re-. < ration $io. Fred Welch, a liod earner working «log turned hunter on his own iicc.iuut, on the mountain where tue wag m water, and only by the timely assis Heath of Vol. Ross. R >«ebitrg «outh up to time they Int. Kate ii'i’x. t« Macsie E Herrin, N of tance of two men wh«> a«!coiupanie«l for brick contractor Clark at the and hmi no difficulty iu finding all road eross-s. Slmuld thisvast amount Roseburg had not b«eu having mail 1 »’ 4. Mk Ji c ’ a ».: \-Mand. .-on loot). Col. Johu E. Ross, one of the most him, was he saved from drowuiug. Gauiaril opera house building, met the game be wanted. • >f smiw go off in the spring by a warm proniiuent of the early pioneers of eommiiuicatiou north regularly at. »ail, , with a painful accident Monday morn rain, it will swell the streams on the but a tram «,.« expected tt re San- Mail for this valley from R.iseburg this valley prominent iu the early ing. AVitli ii bod of brick on his coast side «■ange to an enormous height , : r m tot n rice At Ashland M. E church next is going arouud by Portland aud Sau lay evening» history of the onintry in Has wars and shoulder, be was walking along a gang ami iimioiibtedlv much ilamago will All day Sunday the parly traveled its politics died at his home near Francisco now. It ought to be de plank, which suddeuly gave way, Sunday, lb v. IL Hatfield will preach no v known that a pin. Jacksonville last Monday evening at livered here if it has to go around ‘ t browing him down a distance of six at 11 a. m., and the choir will give a tie d«iue to property along Smit h river, through a driviug suoa storm, m ik the Klamath and their tributaries. is not the result A 6 o'cl.s’k, aft«»r a long and painful ill- Cape Horn, but some of it will be like feet or more, striking hiH lieail against song sei vice in the evening. ing a seven* test npou the ««uirage <» Just as wo go to press Alouzo More- ’he ladies. Miss Sackett being verv lr.1t is (ailMNi T nes«, the primary cause of which was ancient history when it does reach us. 1 he heavy hod aud inflicting an ugly h« ad came iu from G i-quet’« ntid .n- anxious to r» a.*h liom«*, st«».«i thei»*ugli lmj»aiTcd -n. forv/b! ’i valvular disease of the heart. For Fred Hansen’» "Table Rock Farm" wound, above the left eye. PERSONAL. forms us that there" are twelve men j'Hirney veil until she was through i ’.v give vegetable cor. several years he has been failing, ami with 18 head of horses and mules all out trying to get the mail over the nut siuce her arrival home she in- • ad i f luiDcru’.s. I The red need volume of water iu Ash at different tunes his ixen so near the cattle, hogs, poultry, machinery, Ir t . restimonial i «regir* J. B. Wrisley, of Medfor«! precinct, luoiintaius, but thus far ¡lave not sue been quite ill and confine«! to h. death’s portal, that II. was thought be farm implements, honsehol«! goods, land creek this week ha« offer«*«! g«axl c» *eded. a * i of llie r*ca-h *an<«* must depart from life, but his hardy hay, gram etc. for sale, $25,iM#i. - a opportunity to do some work in th«* m .do Ashland a visit Tuesday. ro'im tiltogother. i V 'able .'arrapar...a. (Emm Record of Feb '.-I.; Constitution has weathered the storms bargain. Callon Fre«l Hausen, A<bbir.d way of clearing out 11« bed through Pete Windom was among the ar ■ : i . Mi Momircct, S. r , town of the great amount of loose Frank Gay inforuiH us that the west of disease till he has just passed his or Table Rock. Big Mountain Slide. ¡33- 2m. 1'e lders that worked their way down rivals f ««m Grant's Pass Wednesday. . .. ”f :'ac I* « ! ’.ng rar .i- ern slope <*f the Snkiyoii mountains 72<l year. The foilowing dispatch b*|]s .1 and «'-*■;r-ps a. ; * From the men who have worked on .¡«ru g the freslu t. Tlie l*»«l < f the Mr«. G> y i,ml Mis« Holland. <*f is s< en from the Bill Hills is com landslide in Northern Galiforuia of a 'Tue inner d was <>n Wednesday f««re- « :i p ar o noon. ami was very largely attemled. the railroad «luring the blo« k .*ie ti er« • ■'«•• Í. tiioiigli the lot of J,n*i b AA agner C«ntr*l l’oiut. wer« visiting Ashland pletely coveteii with snow, and not a »• r ill extent that, iu tbe Cow cie*k ■ ■» Vey'a -c • a-.« The iuterm nt wa* at Jacksonville ere bit er reports of 11n* qnar e s ot 1 lie * 1 being cleared oil’ aud the rock nee I friends thu Week. tree can be seen. Stu b a sight Ims canyon: lhe *!.rn*.*>« n-a,»'*e mit oecurreil before iu the tecollec- cemeterv, an I It-v. \V iltou Skipworlh, wotkmen bi iug infest«d with v«*rmin. . to pro’eet tin* banks, so that another AV e . ivekville . Feb., 13 -The big. Sheriff Birdsey mad.' a trip to the aa J : us vas su .......................................... of ttia Jcks mviile M E. church, of- introluevd from the bini.kets and I f -sh« t when it «im.es will tin«! the summit of tl e Siskiyons y«*steiday on I¡¡ins of ; lie whites. gest landslide tlm haseve r been lieurd l iu.ii -í--, iv.ii and c clothing of tramps gathered m at «1 [ cr. ek chann 1 lielter prep red than fieiated at llie grave. 1’1 •’ mad carriers are again making of lit California I y the oldest iuhabi- tiiau «-ver to Htali.i it. AVork is also * ih *ial busmens. ■art a', u writes brought up from Caliloruiti. ri*gt:lar trips from Waldo to (,'rt scetit taut in tins sei'U.m occurred in - a. Cal, i bc- I*- ¡ng done . '.« aniig out ¡tie channel G ..ludn <'mli.lg;», of Iowa, abroth« r < ■ y, having got the trails open at county, ti .y miles Iwlow h-re on tbm iMnipsv y Downa Mrt’arthy. Go to onr store, east, side c«f Plaza, the with 1 v>!M ho I»... k ot th«*.!* biist n l l.«*k. of Air«. J. R. C*«**y. of this place, 1« la-t. friuity river. for paints, oils, varui-liee, brushes, Many pcopl • wl.o ordinanly w.iiihl .*• c: r e : a I!;:g I' has rained every day during the Ti e comic >p« «, “Pinafore," is to lie Ictaiued at Mott, en route fur Ash A whole mountain at Dixon's i«n: noi ie.i.1 111»* latest slogging new« in artists’materials, and wall an«l bml«l- MP,«. .. ini n are t land. tu .a h oi Jauuary. came down into tue river, comp ■l««tely thè minutest detmls, perused with l'i tug papers. E-*tin*■■.*••« miule «m p:iiut- g-v-n to the Aslii.ind pu «lie t=•-n, i:i , v. :.c. a re«p. n¿- i rain of Tuei-dav melt»*»l nearly damming it end forming a h.ke 30Ô Mr. A. E. Andrews brother of T. O. ter» si Weiìtiesdiiy mormiig at tlie W. mg. parier hatiguig, iuteririr *1«-«or. - . i its ■■■.: ra.’tive a id >imus"ig pre-emi- » V -r*aL(> «11 th»* snow from the lulls in this feet ,lcep. . .nee. Ail Mu* bi» miu»i.* «1 abibiy of Amlrews, 1'ft for Suu Francisco Sun U. Oliithè loug biillcriu atout thè ’ions. etc. an * ap:. i.r.-.I ■it ighliorbood. a.*;i iitig the fclreams up : h«*« ity is etili ■'.«.1, or will !>,«, in its day. after a .eolith’« delay here, on Ills The slide was i«m..r fak) feet wide E vans A I’.Kfs'K. Ashland. Or. iiglit lietwe«*n Jack •).« k Dempsey. thè to'.be top notch, but no great dxm- u>d one mile loog, and tiie depth can PRICE*» N<JW ; ifoimai.,* ', .nd the public may ex ‘"N.mpireii," and McCarthy, llie Aus- The express r.«e* • ngen and agents pect an «-iitertairnn mt on a gr-inter reiuru to Mlchcgan. ig ■ bus been done. only la* imagined. NEVA THIS WEEK mi'td'i-wi-ight ch-un- $13.50 5 6.75 traìi.ili. for thè will have a lively Hm** when tl.e traiUs ti. C. Kinney, secretary of the Su lb«'river was ut high-water mark, piouslcp <«f tLe wutld, at S:n Frau- begin to bring through n ail and ex - ■¡de than anything in the operatic gar l'.ue Doorand Liunlier Company, i . .« «*v.*r at ’ e np-d here in the p - 20.00 am! the wat« ‘ iH rosin'd so rapidly that 10.00 Stock Note» from All Point» Cisco Tuesday niglit. McCarthy is press iig.;l,.rly. B.<i l«*s tue sudde'i l lie first me. ti.,g to org .ii.z « pra '.ic«* •am« up from Grant’s Pass Tuesday, very little itersonul property could lie Dot. aC»*i « »lltf-ii with the systematic rush of bu.-mtis.- tha' i*...- been pos. 11 a business trip. Sheep men inform ns that they con Huv«*«l, an«i a few person»* even saved 18.00 9.00 ill ie at Normal s. fiool hill n*'X« figbtiug abdity that Demp-ey pos- polled, there will lie a ia.< r.ua uut of Wm. McNeil, who has b«*en at Sis- sider n bcrioua mistake wan made by ’lieir hve« with difficulty, while two «»■ss«*« .imi L»* ih were two to one in freight ordered l>y * ipre:... i.y [er-ous Mond y ev.'iut’g. hii *1 tlie opera will 18.00 9.00 those who «beared late 1 it»l foil. Those -M.® '’‘.’•hen V Rr taker pleasure tn favorii! ili“ la! tor befoie the fight. who etiu't wait for the «ielivury by r «.* given to the public som *Mm * about sou, Yreka and other places in Siski sheep which were so sheared are Raid i bimmien were kil!l»il by beiug burn.il HUiicuu« To tbe Indies of A*nland a.id Iw neath tbe slide. I bo'great body of iiciuity, ¡»IK the first of April, l’rof. 8¡ieph**rd will you e«*uuty during lhe blockade, re- Ronmt utter roiled the tight contin freig.it trains. 24.00 12.00 t;.Hi bhc will open dn making to Iw dying off rapidly, while those water, tlms contiueil, back.-d ior a dis i arlurs the 1>* of March at the residence *»! lie mn> cal dir* ctor, ami Prof Swaet, tun;*'d to Ashland Sunday. ued. the ••N.*r.|.*!ireii" ail ’he time gain tii.it have not been sheared siuc * last tance of fourteen miles ami look away Rev. F K. \ anTaxsel, on c hurch »tree’, A leimit num.*«l Hud-on, living on manager. 22.00 11 00 ing oil th« A>l**iralian, until about lhe Ex-Sheriff A. S. Jaeobe, of Medford spring are doing well.- |D«*I Norte, houses, bartiH uud everything that above Ululi -1 evt, where she will be pleased •¿jlli round, wbeu Deuipsey, who is Union creek, v I:«*-«- only ««»mpauiou is to meet them and will give perfect sAiisfa«*- The court ct ot opinion over the precinct, has been 111 Ashland Ihi« Cal.. Record. 32—40 - 12.00 6.00 iviuld lioat or coni«! be wash«««! away. tion. certainly t utitl* d to l lie ilie.tmctiou of a cat. b'.i not been heard from for : r.i*:se date of “gronu 1 hog” i.:y still wwk/n.« liai also Wm. Angle, of the A shland , Or , J eb 15. 18 *0. Mines and ranches were l.:utiy d,-uu- !«-*ng one of the most humane fight right wu-ks. It 1« '«aaied that he is exists iu this country. Some people Me injrd firm of Angle Jc l’iymaie. Humboldt, Cid., Times: The loss 9.00 32 — 34 — 36 4.50 ers iu the urtna. lefu.ed to ismtinue «lea«!, as he Is s tier n in the habit of ■my th:' 2d ot February i« ground hog of young stock tins winter Lite ulready ‘ig«*«l. The occurrence of the t ilde in Mr. R. H. Dunn, manager of the lieen tiiipn cedentpd. Even the dairy «lay light prov«*nte«i tLo I«« sh of many puni.-biug McCarthy, who was just goi: g to B- <«th!*y’« rt* Jp tor provisions, day, and others «‘«.tite.'id that the g. 5.00 2.50 able to keep his feet, Dempsey im hu «1 for a lo.ug time has not appeared. Iiog and St. Valentine divide theeinim Staver A Walker branch house at men tit:d stoekrinsers on bottom lauds, lives. At the «*xp«ratiou of H-ven hours 5.50 ploring Ins antagonist to give up the Hillis«’:i is fitj years old uud M not a to the lltii. Thu is fortunate for lh«> Medford, li.a« been in Asblan I a day who are accustomed to «heltenng and tl.e water broke through lb«* slide aud 2.75 tight. The Austrahau wasn't built robust man. The snow in that vicini ■ epuli.liou ot the groun-1 hog as a or two this week, on oili ial busiu**ss. feeding a portion of the lime in win begun to wash it «'iway, but it is still INLAND, Or . Ft17. 1"*’ about eighty feet higher than form* rlv. tliat w .y. though, and evidently was ty is about eight f«*et deep. [Mail. weather piopliit for ou the 21 ot Wm. Mills, the baker, who has been ter. report a considerable los« in year NOTH *Tt> STOCK H<»LDEKN. prepared io eiiiier win or die, and The 7’<in«s reports that 6:52 inch»*« F« bruary lie didn’t see his shadow, but suffering greatly with heart disease for ling calves. Among the stockmen on File Annual in-t’.n< of tlie Stockholder Mri-< iirlul Khouui.iilcin faced the “Nonpareil.” who liaudled of rain fell at Jacksonville «luiiugtbe ou the 14th lie «lid. Iu one < as«* We a year or two, is reported very low the ridges, where snow batt remained nf ’he A-hinn’l Hoti I Co . for the election of him lightly, until lhe 2Xth round, first four days of this mouth. The re were t«i have fine, warm weather now, tin- week, with slight prospec's of re for nearly a month, the los* must lie . ir. J. <’ Joni«. ei:y marshal .>( }*n|. diiect(»rK hid ! *u< h o’hcr bu*inet»Kax may be when Hie Am*fralmu's second rushed port of the otisi iver of the state weath in the other case We l«rc to expect six covery. even greater. The sheepmen, how toi . A rkaiis««, writ«*«: “.About ten years Ut-ccsxHrv uill I h ? Ili-M in the p arlors ot the Bans Axhl in i. on Monday at 2 u'clot k p :Oo: into the ring and pulled his man off. er bureau ever, will doubtless Be the grealest ago I contract«*«! a severe enne of b;«.„d in _______ shows only ____ 3 86 «inch«*« to , weeks of had weather till ¡be sbadow- F< h .’i. 1> <’ \ f .il attcìHÌance re poison. Thcjeadmg physiciaus of the queited Engineer M* Oartby, who look a loser«. thus giving the fight t<> Dempsey, huve faiieu in Ashland dicing th« haUlit-ii brut«»Comes out of I is bob* KV H. KTKINboN sec l it; wire c,i!!c-d m, un«f thev prescribe«! srort furlough from duty recently on wbn will still “wear the belt.” Of san«e period. AVas there actually so N^gai'i. Take your cl. >i* e. meiltc.n« Rfter meibcine. which 1 took account of his wife's serious illness, is comse, we are all glad that Dempsey great a ditl**reli«*e in the precipitation v. .Uiout mfording me «nv relief. I also stanford Told th« ni So. A fellow was urrested by Marshal again pulling the train iustween Ash wi n. Just think of it, if he hadn't there and here, or is somebody? mis tried i.wrourial n,i«l p itash rcmedi«« Mayfield Wrdn.H.b.y morning on a land t.nd Rosebnrg. Australia would now Is* holding all 1 Im following elitori d from one of with the «.«me nnsui-cessftil result, I,nt taken? InU*-.* of house t*r*-:«siiig. He bad at- the < h iili| iomlcps. i x» t pt the heavy Mr, p. Wagner ami Miss Mina M. the S. F. C’lronicles that arrived by which brought on i.n attack of mercurial ) T. Liiyin in. who went fiut. Ash ■ ten , led to break i’:t*. A T. Kyle’s rhenir.atHm that made my life one ot i.c r». .juittr >!’; ur I Lnof the Stock weight one. an I if Snihv.iu doesn't l*«>k Barry both of Medford were married express last Sivj lay can’t bring much untold agony. After snfteriug f<»r four h »j<i« > ”i inc I .#> Monday m :.t bn -t Ditch Com >. a drive i land with Pratt ’ s forces a w«-*-k go out, the Australian Jackson will carry relief to the railroad blockade but will n I M>- Kyle. lh**uext i gh’. tbs nt the resilience of Mr. E. Clutter iu lie read with s.,me satisfaction by the years, I gave up al) former reuu «lies and i>Hi>y will be ht Gt rtt M'. »‘:ul s hail on Satin last Monday, returned Tueeilay, L v- that away, too. <1 aa , March 1.1- • 1 at 2 o ’ clock p. in. •ted to break ■*,« n a dot r that place on Snud.iy Feb. 9th. Spnre Southern Oregon people who haven't commenced taking Swift's Specific i S. H. itig quit work. H«* report«*«! the ro .»’ L. L. Angle officiating. S.i After taking weveral bottles, 1 was «¡UM • iti*. the house «.f Jii.i. It. Nor fixed up so that the train ivuld ««* had any mail from the outside world entirely cur**d and able to resume work. Frstt'» Ferre». at W. H. Wu-kliam's place < v«*r it for about eight miles n- rt- >f riH nilxi «1 Mr. W. H. Atkinson, who lias been for more thau n month: I consider Swift's Specific iS. 8 8.) the From one vf ’he bridge «*arpentero G'en.l •!«■ hist Mouilav. but the diffi on tipper Granite «trw»L He wn in floor benlth for a numlier of weeks, An interior journal says that the greatest medicine for li)o .d poisoning who ret line «1 from I’ritl's l«*ul«|Uar- culty of working a largo force of m* n ■ Iriluk when nrreHted by Mara! :i a May- intends to take n trip down into Cali Southern Pacific “Lad the appliance« to-day on the m irket.” lers We.hi“«*! iy morning, the ITii- under the i*trcuniH’au«*ei» was cansiuc riel«! Wedmsday morning nti l win fornia ns soon as the weather improves, *«n the Oregon road ami on the Cen Wh. :pfl-, flu exPcHiiou v dtilt Nsue<l i «*k«,i :;;*, but no complaint w is m.ald to remain nwav for a month or two. txoA gleinul a few items eom erning «low progr.ss. • nut uf th*- < irruit < >urt <•( tin Stair of Ore A New Sticlt-ly. tral for the snow of any winter of gun, f r Ju> kM>n county, on the Kth day of the pr.«gr .-« of the clearing work. ...aiust him. mid be was 'urutd loos« The telegraph proprietors propose Augot. lsb* and to tn»- d»’’.ivcre«i, in fa\.»r If tlie ilrhiyeil copies of th,' daily .«n condition thnt he leave town not Joseph Darn«, who was in Yreka which we have any history.” This is The f «r«*»*s had not >ct reached the "it. Hume .v UatM»n, plaintiff»', of during the blockade, camo over to a mistakiu The Oregon road was eu- to extend the concern by drawing the atrain.xt scene of tie* l«*g ali'h* Monmiy uiglit, Oregonian ever reach tlieir destina to return. H < . Me—mger. defendant, com wire over to \\ . B. Grubb's residence inanding me that out t»f the )>»-rMinal prop Ashland by Sunday morning's train. l.irely nnpruvi«led with modern snow onlv ge'tmg a« fa." as tunn* I 5, while tion here there will lie a ¡¡'.le of from A A plows, nnd t he Control had only one Il irry Preuilerga« ’ ,of Klamath City, near Kcno and continuing from Link- erty of -t.:d defend.int, 01 if Mitlicivul co iid Mr. D»ime is prospecting a quartz lead th* e!i.le.s oetw-Wi tun . -!« 2 and .3, thirty to fifty for the unfortunate re efficient instrument of the kin«l, while not be f»> at ■. , ’ ifii . it of the r» ‘ fll property w ho jollied Protl’s w rx-kiug forces at on the Klamath river.several miles be ville to Klatnafh Agency, thus taking North of Gh ml i'o m ttiy w .shout« cipient to plod through, «iipte* euo'igb such roada as the Northern ami Ca ing a large area of this comity. The ot deft ndaut in s«M < unty. I should xMii* tho latter place stcl went north to the low Heldey. 5 !v h judgEit n? n-nd'red by Mfor»;said court were eu ■»* H.t. I«* i from i«'*l to 13«H> to make four Lumiritl p¡g«B<f llie nadian Pacific have ten to sixteen ro- Cow creek section, met with nu ac telegraph operators will form a very <11 ( h a or of the said p aiuiiiT- lor I hr Him of yar»!s in li*h-: !i. i t' «' vsh I i »nts were paper--a l*ig book to la gin np*>n. Condn *tor 1 ’ . Tynon, who took i,ari.»s. It is a mistake, too, to assume nice little society of their own when >2 u.<«d. with interest thrr*’on at the rate of * cident while engtigeil in getting out fixed by laying heavy «'linger« an«l with from 8 t«> 12 pages more e, n.ing per annum from tiie !' tn »lay of track timbers h»-yond Gl< inlale Mou- eh irge Wednesday morning of the lo th it th? S-mthoiti Paciti ■ people were the lines are in operation. The five percent Februa. v, j*»—. anti li ' G and the cost* placing '•!.«* las “li lb in. Progress in every «lav. Fortnnat»ly, ti.*' peo dny. A l«.g rolliag over od a crowbar cal train running between Ashland taken unawares, ns a comment of young men and Squire Parker will upon *ai : 'rit. a»ad in pnr>uanr»‘ of rari ple here have Lad enough news to was verv sl»>w. on ..‘count of th«»e pre.«-«! agenst Iris leg. crushed the and Glendale, made th*? trip from R >«•*- Senator Stanford on the block ide cou- enjoy mutual converse with a couple eomnjat.d I < vic«i <>n • ¡e hertmaftcr d< ■» save them a vast «leal of r*,«.l i«g win < lliaav w.ishoieS I*:» I * a** ’*»r *--s COIll.i -criitt-d real prope-iy k - ¡he j r<?p< rty of ► ahi •:.b .pi c 'ii.dly and <-;.n»«d a very burg to Glen I de ou foot following •bisiv.*ly demonstrated. He n«sert«*d of fine young ladies. There will be defendant hardly have re -h* I t*i* Im; slide be th«' .1« lay nil d.iil.cs Corn-'. —A nd — paiufui hurt, though fortunnt-ly no the railroa 1, or the rape over which that b** had warned bis Colleague« of the three young gentlemen, Messrs. xml whervK*. the • lie of Miid property war fore yesterday, if tl.,;t rmii . AVm. McNeil, who came over iron. Isiiies were broken. An eugiue was it once extended. the necessity of looking to the snow- Mownt, Swift and Swift, in Ashland. enjoined b> in pn iim ar> order of laid A p-irtv of sivvey««« who were with Shovel creek Sun-lay, r« |>oris Hint the «»art al*»ut Ort. •th. i*v’- M»i’l MÌUTAvard, on -«ut toGleiidale «¡th Mr. Prt'ii.lt rgaet, Howard's < Aiigiixt Mr«. J. II. H-.der, of Diyton, W. T.. Rlied« and lieing otherwise prepared Miss Ella Il'iward at th« fori*-*« wet ' »«it : i tr* m lieyond barn aud bath houses ut the Shovel 2'7th. I»» xfliii iiijiincii<»ii ua * on and irom .Glendale he took the pae- who with her three cbddren was en to m«*et j :st such a trouble as occurred, Station. Squire Parker at Parker's final io’Miiiii ’iis-o!ve’l by «te. ree of said Glendale nnd it was I lie common un erm’k springs were not carried away • - s* nger, reaching Ashland We«iuesda> route to Ashlaud to visit. h-*r mother. but they preferred to put the money Station, Miss Jennie Grubb at Keno, < .rt. au»l on >;pi < «1 to th Supreme Court derstanding. >«mi the report from by the h’gli waler-Were not even in morning. He will remain here, owing Mrs H. Ralph, has b,*.-n detnined at alm’ll sli»uil«l have been spent, upon W. E. Bowduin at Linkville and Wdi of OriE’in -Hid HpjH-.'il aah «. afltrriivd on Jan Pratt's headquarter«, tha’ the sur jured to any extent. The water was 9;it. l.-'jo to ins inability io g< t acroas lhe nmuu- Roseburg aver sim*e the beginuing of th«« slrengthe'iing the position of the Nickerson at Klamath Agency. Iherefore, in »»l;e«iien»e to *f»id writ of veyor« W'»iil«l «.Tect a new route nnd about a foot deep «m tlie floor of the Centro! Pacific into other m*«ney- tams to Klamath City. execution, and in a« cordun» e with »aid pro- Squire Parker will preside at the Ila- blocka'le. :cjd has now concluded not attempt to clear lhe big slhle. barn, but a drift that formed alsiva <11- '•••»•diDE'* winof'.v. tor -AÌck» the biantrat maltiiig schemes This, ami this on meeting. Nows aboul the weather, bidder, for 1 ra<*h Just where th«' n«-w route will lie 1.“ vuh-d the curr« nt and spre.ul the wa Frank D. I’ hc **, brother of Mi«s Eva to return to Dayton. in hand, a? the court bou*>c ly, is the re i-«iii why lhe o.mpatiy was the crops, the last dance, failure of d»x>r in J ack-on vili*, In ‘aid couuty, <»n only eoujeittire it *oul«l lie hardly ters out so that they di 1 no «lainage. Price, one of th»* te.-«ch«*rB of th« Asu- •bilged to fight “snow upto th.* top m irnage, old maids and old bachelors. expedien’ to btiil.l nronmi by Can But f<ir this, the barn wouhi doubtless land s »*I hm >1 s , dl.il at ill«* h rne of tli* hardware nnd of the t“!«griph poles." H id there Saturday. March ^2d. J****.^ yonville as that would require from have been swept away. Litter in the uoithi rn part of town on 1*'. ;l«'e<er in '«■«n enough s:« «»plows and ha«l th«*y broken heart.-, big b-et and tlion-amis a: 2 ti cl’i-k. n m. *■ i -aid day. h ‘1 (he right. of other things wifi flash all over the ii?p ri J T.« '■ »i a * !i'.< ii xflid defendant han thir’v to forty miles of new road, nnd Scj.d. i «noriii' g lar', in h'« l«'li year. «•.«st price of • .»•.•J pro»nptly ««*’ to w«*rk the snow Grant’s Piss Ims had nu.re snow J). c« . d, w .1 ii > I 1« *:i H v ng in the country, Squire's diy r<>m irks from < i ! ■ « i? L. I-.--», int ?.. !<>.:*.■«•ing dv-vrl’»ed the «inly other nit« run"ive prwtieabl« >1! * would t> • ■•> S ave re..cb »l lhe altii ude the mountain causing tie socit fy to irai prop» it., latina the undi\ick*d half of woul.i l«e to bud»! the roa<! up on Hie than Ashland during the wla ie win Wiliam t** valley, c ae out to Ash xai’l prupurly. tu.w it HkJ.Dîî le'i-kMÍ refeirc l t >. peel their rosy gums and perhaps Beginniog at a p««*! .»a chain* north of otb.-r si lo of the canyou from where ter. llie fall of Sun<lay m-asurni i«ud several months ago ill with con- 1 1 er« , k, and 1« ss than s« ai ti iiicLes here. Momiay the quarti r i. *’».rii«*r between section* ••bust'’a button or two off their rai- it now. «.:m|.". *n, and bus Ixen tvl'd. r'y «ar««i r 'and t «a. ■: ip *7» * »uth, ranuc- ) east, or rs for e ’ . de- incut. [Klaur.itb Star. Forces numl«er «font 4«X) men now. m«»rning the |H*op’e who < ;:u>e up on ir l y hisHi-ter. who daL ii tb .l cml.i ’h' ' '• t t l 'J < i Mtn? to r poat, thence L h ]| loni, n.* n a.e quitting every »lay. th«* ttam rep« r!«-l th«* snewi a Lail ■ ■ 7 -:» x p’*• ”7 A-hrtin.- to a post .* done t ■ r«n l *r ui-y a. cn-l irm. i '[rssr.\r;KB < I V t'r.inipl I ure .liti' »uth lujiutary of a I» Hilmante bow.'Ver, tlio.ia'i n**w ot« s are picketl «’eep a’ ’I.** P. .-», ami .i«*eper down ' the Lopc'c*.« nil.» - tiia' eau-.-d h’s d*;i ‘l ion <'..«hr ’hei’.’e • *bt 57 ci am* <«n the va. ley than here. 1: iru - m -. m t«. l'un botili«<>f Swift'c Kpeeitìn 1 S. X - « I up to take their places. i.timely *1« «tn. I'm* fn .. r.il was on finished Inni- i«t"j I. ti * ; !h:Ti<x ?.»uthX7<»cbalna lie Up-l le «!•«*.«) ’ h a winter. AA i> iv >. i cured la* *,f n br» r.aiug *>ut a:! ovei Smieof tli-a “poor d-*vils" the com .Monday afterncon. ami seivni« at th - ’ r • • • f .'*‘2 ;«ntf,2. Ai»- »ginniug at a ■ec.ivod now always supp ---- d the rule t««l*e ’ b:l* my body, e **iseil liv binisi poisomng •*' i • •• .’h b g G-i'inry 'f donation pany shippisi up fr««*n San Fr.m- him««' HL'd at the grave in Hargadme mil!, and • »cut ’ ». pi. 4 • . LMinir.- «<•;’?. of the quarter Y: toh S tswaht . cisco came prepared for “heavy' th«' tr.s.'ll'.l lucre:--«' in depth .*» me:« ry were condn.*t*il l«y R *v. F. 34 ‘ •«•lion''»»?nr ion hoc lictwecn sec- 24 S Borni Street, Molale. AG. weather with low-cnt shoe nn«i light ■ iigiitl, al) the w..y from ll -gue over G. Str.ug*. the sel«««a were tul- ’ on* flard y in - .».id township; thence ¡un- to Ashland For tliirty tears 1 - vri «fibeted with tiing it*.Hit 2> li-.k“ to a ¡«-t fur »arucr; clotliee. lh«-y had !*> 8r*trer f* r it, ; mrned Monday afterno 'n by Prof. I' «.er»«» X r f dt grvi-x uHi?, 3.20 chain»» bl».od |«»;s'>n. from whicb 1 »uffe-oj nn- '.ii’ U n' th 9 though, until they had eanr-.l money Noticing th* «lispib b informing a (¡«'¡I. an i there at - i 1 -r. : a't i..l. n <’• con’ r *»f cou!»!v r»ij'.d. ir.cnie »outh 22 1 ‘ ■9 ? 5 ■ s *- I is i « . .« .n I;- . . of vast to!d «gente«. I coiumenced taking to »«noneh t«> buy gum leiots and gum patient, piib’i«' 11- 1 tlm Burd . f <«f p ipiis at 'lie fun, rol. . n ♦ v- ¡.am* ¡«long »»Mid r. ad to ii^'eriai ;.,..* ■ •, *h. r a remedy be » S. S. X ;, and after n-:ng live ¡x>ttl<-s. 1 * a • • «'Tty- of iuiii ?»t ?b« ice- aM 4 .’»SchMins clothes at the company's ear-«t >re. • • 2 • ' * r b 13 Trail* of S.a F. a* •■« I. . I npp**«'«*; 1 k Cten- pH-mino t.i «'.-•■• and to the eyi . am «i.tirely c ired V. « Si arsa. Sjawiil it ..ii a*« to wh«u tue train tu p «.< oi i • ru.ning. • onutining altogether ■ ’2 r»» 11 »’■> (ldy M uch «■»•'Uplaliit e«i:ms fi.an the t«> (alifort.ia - ('•■' r* -r in, aniline er*.*.iv « ■■ f-p arc ;•’. *.> t . tue r* m.arb 1 * 1 ") a s.i ’i-ifitf wba’ 1* kn.iwh a« Fìnshiug. fi. I .•>» B ÜÚ laborers alxHlt the “»rxynii iuxliilions' C'ii-gre-s.-ati i>..d i.: ;.:.!< I 1« ti,««, »•¡ia-me from il.e south h. grown and 1: "t..y n it n «rare a;i«I effects. the A-:. *’..d F ir r.mg Mill ;«>♦. Also the 16 12 ? ’ í 1 Fair i.itn»t *11«; • mi altogether too much l'.«r.s>* : .g *‘.*.-e quah'.i«-«, 8« rnp cf I miffcred f*>r twenty yeari, ¡min o''-od righi of • ’ uy !<>• h ditch or fiume • feet in ttial are < ti *r«*d them. The r.iilr.n l postal «•'l' I * *n'i< - at At Hhb::«gtoi'. -««• I r 11 (0 . I;« r«*m me.ng. a' yliow, to be of nuy Figs is th« one perfeo* laxative and poiimning. ihree l,,tilrs <>i Swift's width, on » ucb »ide ;.i a certain line run- 4 t » " e men are doing th«' b«*3' they possibly tlie p.ntal au'hor. un 1« .<! <-.••«-« med Din? a- f.bi.Ax. Beghini:.g a? a point 92 mi. rest i.er«*. The latest question i- m s.t g. : t«e diuretic known. 19 41 17 « .5 B < irar Sis-cifii- iX, S. s cnreil tre enlirety. cm* under the <*ircum.«tai)c«*. and it is to relieve the public or tlie gr« i«t in- link»» Munii of the un«!ter x»«. non corner be ’'vrmtaiMr M o - hkh . ii >t v.he'btr the train will reach here tween M’li’O • hoi 9 «tfowaid, and run tn.po«sibie to ti up nice easy quarters convenience of the m.*ii bioekad«« Mincita. !.. I Total F. » < ipitaTi'H; 1 vh i u< ht * ning then» • r. >. h 16l2 ùegr»-e* u«•«.» .'«6 link*; or insure dry, warm neath*T. Many calis.d by tb«> sn*<i>eiiH.««n ofbu-m.ss -<«m, but is it beaded north or son b. A new stock of bird cage* ju«t re Tieatise -in B ood and timo di-w-a •« tbei.'-e » «’eg-»-» , t*.. st 2 -> chaiua, inter I rtTl[*ti «ir» Some of th* railroad people seem to ce, veil at Smith k Dodge's. High tt 17 5 ,M< «ft inni ini ftee. • of the men were sick every «lav from on the railroa<ls between Sun Fran »•«•ing th» i’*>rrh H td of the W Mitchel! thiuk it is head«-«! south still, «nd piece of hnl 74 link» M» «t of the N. E. TheSWIFI HFECIFICCO., the col»! nti-i <*xpo«ure and wapf of cisco h ml Portland by ord«*nug U*m- fe-gal blank* • ’ Ttrnsna office. Home of them think it is beaded north coraer of »aid piece <»f land, with the an- Drnwer 8. Atlanta. G ; Comfortable qu irtera. jairary service by st«’aniera peopl** 9- ♦ pu tenatireg thereto belonging all in Ja< k But fr«*m the progress it has m«le Smith k Doclge carry a full line of The wages pal*! the common lr»b*«r- tiers were inquiring last week if tb »•»n count*, Oregon '•iven under my hand the 21?t da? of Feb wall paper, ceiling’s and decorations, ors are SI.15 per day and board, while steamers bad arrived y«*t with any -f this week it might hs wed b-» headed oue way hs the other so that sp»*c i- n ary. 1*9/ làao window alia je« in all colora, spec- the carpenter« rtC-ive S3 per »lav and thbt mail. Great thing for Sontbvru lutiuii uu’t vary interesting «itb«r. JAS G BIKDèEY • i tal tizas naje to order. pay "Act«, per day for “boarX” Oregon, that ste&tnsr servios. t? be riff CARLOAD of Hood’s Sarsaparilla ASHLAND MILLS. All selling cheaper for cash than Plows and Harrows have ever sold in this market. Beat This If You Can ! All our Ladies’. Misses’ and Children > READ THIS Dress-Makinjr. Stockholdeis’ Meeting. Also a large line of Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks at from $1.50 to $4.00. Stockholders' Meeting. Sheriffs Sale They Must Co » Sat urdav, •! anna py 4- Is the day to look for the RED LETTERS and the COOD VALUES! 1 They represent. It is impossible to state values without seeing the goods, but if in need of anything in this line our prices are hound to please you. Everything marked in plain fig ures and all treated alike. We in- vite your careful inspection. Respectfully, (WeiCnfcPltMCatiorla CkilârenGryfecPitclier’&Caxîoria E. B. HUNSAKER.