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7: **- -.- * i P Fisher B >x 2841 * =■ ¡ I «•> ASHLAND TIDINGS* ASHLAND i ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING W. II. LEEDS Editor and Publisher. Teems cl Subscription: Otte copy, one year..................... '* ■’ six months................... '■ ” three mon ths ............ •'■nb Kates, six copies for.......... Terms in advance. ? 2 «» 12 M’ í ASHLAND, VOL. XV PROFESSIONAL OARDS. Austin 3. Hauxmonfi, CAR-LOAD ATTORNEY AT LAW A shland , O rboos . Complete list of Abstract« ofTitlesto land*, iu Jackson rotiuty. Titles examined. Title« perfected Rec ords correct«!, etc. 1.124 J. T. Bowiitch, Attorney and Counsellor at Law ASHLAND, OREGON. Will practice 11 all courta of the State, i.ollectiou» promptly made aud remitted. Morris M. Hirküoss, AND COUNSELOR, Hacks and Carts G rant ’ s P ass , O r B oon . (^■Office iu Ahlf Building. Freut street pt* 14.» Robert A. Miller, I A.Itoroey - nt - I jiw . - At tlie - Will practice in all the courts of th*- Slate. I with W. H. Parker, opp«»ait< ( ’«»urt House, Jai-ksonviHe, Or. Ml4 Dr. J. S. Parson. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, office ut residence on Main street, next door to Presbyterian church. ( 11-42 Dr. S. T. Soagor, AND SI RGEO.N. ASHLAND, OREGON. Ofilie in odd Fellows building, wcoud fiiMir, on Main street. 111-12 ! Come and See PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. E. P. Geary, M. D. I I MILLS ASHLAND A ahland , O regon . PHYSICIAN MEDFORD, OREGON. Office in Hamlin's Blix-k—Residence on ( street. IS—SO Dr. W. Stanfield, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, Has hx-an-d in Axnland. Or., fortheprai tice ol his profession. Makes all ehrotii« diseases, such as Rheumatism, Asthma. Piles. Kiduejr diseases. Liver Complaints. Female Diseases, Ac., a specialty, Consul tation tree. Office uext door to Arlington H*4el. near the depot. 112-44 Mrs. F. M. Webster. M D. HOMEOPATHIC ASHIsAND, PHYSICIAN, OKBGON. Office for the present at the (-OBgregai iona) FarMHiaK«*. [12-41# Dr. J. H. Hall, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Nine Year» in Hospital Practice.) 1 14L Main Street, Ashland, Or. J. S. Walter, M. D. S., Wil) practice hiaprofession i>f Dentistry —AT — A shland , O regon . 11-8 Ofllce a residence. t * If rlying Dutchman Sulky Plows Oliver ('hilled Steel (one anti two horse) Ph A full line of Garden City (Tipi>er Steel Plows. Disc Harrows—all sizes. Spring Tooth Harrows, Scotch Drag Harrows, The celebrated Steel King Spring Tooth Harrow. A. C. Caldwell, OREGON, ’ Nitron« Oxide Gas administered for the painless extraction of teeth. Office over the Bank.— [12-33] la-pew and Cleielatul Cress Swords. New York. November 18. The one bundled aud lweittv-seeoud annual banquet of the New York Chamber of Commerce was Lel'.l lo-uight. Pr» si detit Smith in Ilin address said be was profoundly cotiviuced that recipr.stity IB the key which Will o|x>n wale the d<x>r of comnie.en l intercourse ami gtvo A^^U bhu outl* t for our surplus prodnK^BMbaumvy Dep**n spoke at length fiqKfapnUk,tn the financial world, hi tn* coAreoof Ins s|x«*eh he said: “Within the past few weeks we tiHve strxxl the Htrain of the purchase of ail our Ixmds and st<x:ks which Euro|>e desired to sell. Il was a fear fill tcet, but it lias superbly demon strated the «trength of our financial situation, the soundness of our credit and the permanenc.- of our prosperity. T^e breaking of the dam of tins Eu ropean reservoir may pour u)x>u us >< st ream of Beeuritiee which may re duce valileB from 25 to •’KI |x*t cent. "Such cont ruction would at certain times Biispeml the business of tie* country aud bring about bankruptcy and ruin. These possibilities will ->e averted as we grow rich enough to ab sorb our own securities, but to in crease our available resources we must enlarge the area of the market for our surplus products. The solution of thia dangerous problem audour future proapenty u» largely, in liit».dir> i'U>u of commercial recipr.wity among the nations of America.'' Carl Kclmrz made a brief addres.i calling for such revision of the tarifi' as will relieve our n.unuf.iettiring in dtiatries of the artificial burdens which increase the ctmt of tliow things they have to use in production and give them a fair chance for the ex port trade. Ex-President CleVelaud was called on to say something’. Depew hud mentioned that Congressman Springer had nominated Cleveland for the next Den.ocratie Presidentiki candidate, and said lie ho|x-<l the Republicans would nominate that champion of rec iprocity, James(1. Blaine. Mr. Cleve land was not on the programme to speak, but, arising, made a few re marks. He said tiiat he had heard a gixxl deal to-night alxmt reciprocity with Spanisli-epeaking people. “Now. if it is a g<Mxl thing for them, why isu't it a g<xxl thing to have reciproc ity with our own people? We have heard about France and England help ing out the United Stat«« financially. Why cannot they do so commereii lly? I'm sorry that my friend Depew men tamed what Mr. Springer said, for it «lot* not seem to me of much impor tance and is of no interest to you. gentlemen.” Mr Cleveland jocularly referred to a banquet at Albany a few years ago when Depew had nominated him for the Presidency, and bo|>ed that the Republican party would nominat* “that grandest of stateeim-n and plumtxl knight, the name which r.s«*s to your lips, but not to mine.” Cleve land addtxl that he h:ul rewaiMi •<> lx* lieve that it was put that way owing to Depew's extreme naxlesty. He had said at the time he would when h< got a gixxl chance put. in h gixxi word for Mr. Depew's candidacy, and asked if this evened up Mr. Springer's re marks. i OREGON »TATE FAIR A lbmib-oiue Balance on Hand—Next Years' Speed Programme. Harrows have ever sold in this market. J. S. Howard, Notary Public and Conveyancer MEDFORD, OREGON. R epair S All kinds of real estate bn«ln. «s given CAre- fnl attention, »nd information furnished concerning property iu the new town. E. K. Llrig-lit tiKtn, AUCTIONEER For Harrows and Plows Constantly on Hand I* pr«*parv«l at all lime* to »ell livestock, hoii'-t’hoM gtMnls. or other property of anv kin«l in Ashlan«!, or will attenti to «ali-* t.» go ANYWHERE IN THE ( wVNIKY. Long experience in the bu*ine«s enable» me to guarntee Nati>fa< tion. Ai'CTiuN in A shland every S atvbday for sale of stock. Ashlaii.l, Or. E. K. RRIGHTMAN. JI. H. ATKINSON, r. H. CASTS« (■resident. Vice-Pres. t l.CABTt» Cashier MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED TheBankof Ashland I I Ii 1 ASHLAND OGN. OGN Paid Up Capital, $100,000.00 Does a General Banking Business. ‘ollertlon* made at all accessible points on favorable lenii». Sight exchange and tel ••graphic transfers Portland, Sau Frai!CÌM «> and New York. 'rulti <hi.'ft t»mnjht tit nfniiJn ffl pru’eA. TOWN - LOTS ---- In the town of----- MONTAGUE Siskiyou co., Cal., For Sale on Easy Terms. One-fonrth down: tmlnnve within xix, twelve »ml eighteen months. See map at the Rail->ad Depot for graded prices, etc ., or address 1». It. HASKELL. Town Site Agent C. R. K . fan Fram-iwo, California 11*2-5 PHOTOGRAPHY Having oneof the liest skylights in Or egon, and knowing how to use it, I GUARANTEE GOOD WOKE. M. E. TYLER, A n H LA NO, to- OREGON. Myer's Bl«x*k.east side Main street. LOOK OUT FOR H. C. Myer, Ashland, Oregon. KEEPS GARLAND STOVES. A big carload <»f stovus and ranges just received. linest line in the conntv. BAD TITLES! ONLY PERFECT SEWING MECHAM^ abi Abstracts .FAMILY USE. ' Oue third of the real estate in Jack-ou -cuuutv i» held under pzrr«TivK title. Get an ’raet to the title of tour property and see if vov are ail right. Tbe ONLY reliable made iu Jackson county come from Auetis H. Hammond'« Law and Ab»- »tract Oilice, Ashland. Oregon. I 1XB I HOW PUNY BILL LADLED 01 T GOSPEL. A Biiile Story Told and Elucidated in the language of the Ranger. ! <lian w'en lie kin strike a better job at home. Mark his every play, now, fur I want hie every play to impress itself u. on you f«x>l pnalignls afore me. He detenniime to bit the trail at once an hoof it right bwek an' give the old gentleman a pquar’ honest game o’ talk an’ own up that he has made a bad break. He resolved to do this and ask to be taken back not as a sou but as an ordinary bin'll man at reasonable wages. Perhups hie fath er might fall on him with a club, or turn a shotgun l«Miee on him, or have bun run in for vagrancy, or hurl curs«-B or reproaches at him, but that didn’t matter. The spirit of the Izoni was working with him an' he gave the hog outfit the shake forever an’ lit out for the home ranch. “His father war lixikin’ out over the range when a form met his eyes far away on the prairie. ’Some one look in' for a jub,’ mused the old man, an' then stared at, the approaching figure. ‘That looks like my John,’ he thought. ‘It's John's size an it s John’s walk an’ swings its arms like John by th«1 great heaven above it is John! an' b«» snatched his hat down off a nail im' lit out across tbe corral toward the ap- proaehm' form. Dai he take the snot gun with him? Did he grab up a club as h<‘ went along? Did he try to think up cuss words to tire at. Intn as he lop«*d over the grouud to meet him? T'.h? No be scriptures tell us that he his ni ck an* lilnb- liere.l ami hugged him an" kissml him. “Then w'at? He tuk the lx>y onto the ranch and togged Jnm out in real clotla's an' told one o' Ins herders to l<xik up a bunch o’cattle an' cut < lit the fattest ealf in the outfit an' kill it, for he war a goin' to give the gran lost jubilee o'the season. Ik* called for music, an’ song, an' dances, an' llie night was put in in a manner the country had never afore s< en. "Now, I xijs , I'm a goin' Io hit you a pop right squar’at ween the eyes. Yen are cussed f<x»l prodigals, every one »>' you. an' you know it. But let me till you that yer a gettiu’ the slack out o' the rope mighty fast an' ye'll bring up with a quick jerk agin the picket p :i one o’ tli«>He days. Why will you waller with the hogs in tlie mire o' sin when you know that by takit: the trail o' Christianity th«* lather'll s»x- you cornin’ an' ’ll come out to meet you with a welcomin’ hand an' rejoice over yer return, jest as Bible I’tixi’s father welcomed his kid back from bender. No repnxif will m«>et you thar. All will be forgivin an’ th«* past 'll lie wiped from the slate of life for ever. Boys, don’t delay yer return another day. Don't monkey with tbe safety o' jour immortal souls. Set yer eyes ou the trail to the home ranch «nice more, an' never look back nor ease up on yer gait till you are safe on the glorious range o’Zion, luxur iatin' in the never failin' feed o' right eousness an’ eternal life, an' bearin’ G<xi's own exclusive brand — the the holy, brand of the cross." lljIV fol’ StlM’k S||i|l|H‘(| Tliruiiifli tiii* Vrtllry. The Was Awarded the only GRAND PRIZE DO YOU KNOW Dr. ACKER’S ENGLISH REMEDY Martin I Harris's ASHLAND, OR. 1368 Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO, The Most Rapid aud Latest Improved t LHOAL. a . first insertion, a <v ional insertion J. 1 fiO Job Prmti.^ , Of all descriptions done on sho Lega) Blanks, Ci real ara. --- tice. Legal Blunks, Circulars, uese F ueee Cards Carda Billheads, Letterheads, letterhead ters, etc., gotten up in Rood style living prices. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1890 Mechanical and Operative Dentist. All selling cheaper for cash than Plows and ASHLAND, OREGON. TIDINGS. The Oregon State Board of Agri culture met at Sa etn last week. The [Salem Statesman. | report ot the treasurer sbowtxl During hie brief stay in Salem it the receipts of the fair of 1890 to have been .8'2.8,1)94.08, while the expenses was the pleasure of a reporter of the were S25,iM3.60, leaving a balance on Stategnuin to hear Capt. Jack Craw ford, tbe poet scout, rend one of the han«l of «3,050.4(1 It was decided to have at tbe fair cowboy sermons. A beautiful grove on the Pecos, of 1891 running and trotting ra<m al- I ternate by days, ruunmg «me day and near the base of the Gloritta range of trotting tbe next. A swttep stakes mountains tn New Mexico. The holy stillness of a lovely Sab premium of S5<) was voted for the liest draft horse of auy age or breed. The bath morning was unbroken, save by premium list of 1890 was adopted for the soft, tlnte-like notes of the bright 1891, ex >pt a s(>«eial «100 sweepstakes plumaged birds in the branches of the for th* st rum, which was omitted. trees, the low bum of conversation of It v. ’«sd that in all divisions alx>nt thirty cowboys wearing broad three full .«.«tneeshall be made to con brim hats, leather leggins aud heavy stitute competition. When a less spurs, tbe crunching of their ponies’ number t han three are entered, 20 per teeth as they cropped the luxuriant cent snail lie (deducted from tbe ' grans near by, and the lowing of the herds of loug-horned cattle gracing premiums. I ne following officers were elected: away off yonder on the grassy slopes. “Pony Bill, the cowboy preacher of I'rcsident, J. T. Apperson; secretary, J. T. Gregg; vice president, D. H. the plains,” hail sent word that lie would lie there on that Sabbath morn LaMioey. \ Biased programme for tbe next fair ing, and the' boys from the various ranges in the vicinity bad turned out was adopted as follows: to hear him “ladle out gos|>el talk,” as trotting . they termed it. But a few months Breeders' stoV“« for 1-year-olds: lief ore Bill himself hail been a knight tialt-» m of ' la- rof«■‘Stk.RvMJu, ;«ud was known «Ait rance 840, 825t) added. H8 one of tbe wildest lxiys on the Bretalorx' stake for ‘2 year-olds; liest range; lint in u town over on the Santa two in three, entrance«40. 8250 ad<ied. Fe railroad he had dropped into a (’lass 2:40; la-st three in five purse Metliixli.st. revival meeting merely 85110. through curiosity, had become con Three-year-old class; lx<st t wo in verted to the Chrietiau religion, ami three, entrance 850. 8250 added. now goes from range to range expound ' Class 2.22; beet three in five, purse ing tbe word ns liest he can to his com- 8800. panions who are yet wedded to their Class 2:20; lx«t three in five, purse sinful idols. "Here he comes, boys!” «800. Yea, here he came down the slope a Trotting and pacing, free for all; half mile away, his pony flying over lx*st three in five, purse 81500. Class the ground at a swinging gallop, the » :30; liest three in five, purse 8000. rim of his broad Eombrero flared up in front as it caught the soft mountain RUNNING. Mile dash, free for all; purse 8500. breeze, anil bis great iron spurs jing Tbree-qnarter-miledash, free for all; ling in musical time wit h the steps of his game little horse. purse 8500. He staked out his anima! where it Three-eightbs-mile dash, free en trance, open to h 11 horses; pure«* 8120. could feed upon the green grass and Breeders' stake, three-fourths mile; came up to the crowd with a genial 8300, added to a sweepstake of 850 smile, a shake of tbe hand and a pleas each; free for all 2-year-old foaled in ant word for each. Then, after read Oregon. Washington. Idaho au<i Mon ing a scriptural selection tbe story ot tbe Prodigal Son be offered a brief tana. prayer and began his discourse. Derby, mile and a half, 8300 adde<] “Boys, it makes my heart dance with for 3-year-olds. free for all horses bred in Oregon. Washington, Idaho and pleasure and cavort around as joyful as a spring calf on a fine mornin' to Montana. .Mile ami one-sixteenth dash, purse see bo many o' you here to-day. It doesn’t mean that you rode here from «600. every direction just birthefuno’ bear •'Nursery" stakes for yearlings foaled in Oregon, Washington, Idaho ami in' Pony Bill jerk bis jaw on pious talk. It doesn't mean that you regard Montana: 83(K) aiidol to a sw^pstak«* my awkward style of preaching as a of 830 each sort of free side show and come here Mile ami one-fourth, purse 8700. just to monkey away the time. It Five-eighths mile dash, free for all. didn't mean that liecause 1 am tbe puree 8140. only sinner herder on the range yon put me up for a great curiosity and Ail» lew go Mother«. sail in here from all around to take iti Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has the proceedin'^ like you would a cir A prominent physician and old army been used by millions of moth cus. Oh, no. Then what does it ers for children teething for over mean? It means, boys, that my pre surgeon in eastern Iowa was called away from home for a f< w days; during his fifty years with perfect success. It vious talks are giftin'thar an' are bear relieves the little sufferer at once, ing fruit. It means that the spirit o' absence one <>f the children contracted a produces natural. qniet sleep by grace is circumnavigatin' these range:;. severe oold and his wife bought a Ixittle of Chamberlains Cough lien < dv for it. freeing the child from pain, and the little cherub Wakes "bright as a button.” It means that you have lieen thinking They were so much pleased with the It is very pleasant to taste «ootlis the over matters an’ are almost ready to remedy that they afterwards useo Seve child, softens the gums, allays pain, re admit tliHt it are foolish to haug on to rn! bottles at various times. 1 .• said, lieves wind, regulates the bowels, and the ranges o' sin whar the gruss is dry from iiis experience with it. he regarded Hr. Ilosatiko'« Cough and Lung Syrup. is the best known remedy for diarrh<ea. an’ burnt out at the rixits by ever- it as the most reliable preparation in use for colds and that it came the near This svrup is composed of wild cherry, whether arising from teething or other lastin' fire, when tbe pastures of tbe est lieing a specific of any medicine be tar and balsam of Tolu, which everyont causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. gixxl Lord are afore you, invitin’ yon had ever aeen. For sale by Cl 'twood knows are the most tonic and healing to move in an’ feed to your fill on the Bros. I remedies known for tbethroat and lungs, A Stone Head. never-failin’ grass o' righteousness. io this we add just enough squills, ipe Professor Comlon had a large crowd Boys, yon are nothin' but n lot of half cao and blood r<«>t to loosen and throw off the offending matter l>,v expectora around him hist Saturday, examining starved mavericks roamin’ here and Making a Fortune. tion. Ask your doctor if there could a «tone image he was carrying home. thar at will, and the fust thing you possibly lie a more happy combination It was found in Eastern Oregon, and know you’ll hear satan’s rope wbizzin' “All things come to him who waits,” for the cure of eongbn, oolils ind bron ih solid granite or hard gray stone, round your ears, an’ when you take a chitix. or to build up a weak aud emaci the size xml sbntie of a man's head. run ou the rope yer feet’ll be snatched is an old and time-honored axiom, and young Mr. Morgan, au ex-resident ol ated consumptiv« patu.ni than thia. from under you an' the devil'll sock Kalama, fully rcaliz r tl. truth of it, For croup and whtMiping cough there is I; l.as linen vni ,e«i out by human nothing lietter. and every mother who Imn.ls, perhaps by the ancestors of his pitchfork brand onto you an' throw says the Astoria Colui. hioii. Soin values the lives of her little children the present Indian trilx>s, or by a riu’e you into a corral where the temperti- after the Ixxun bnrsted til Kalama should always keep it in the house It that preceded them. Gov. Whiteaker tnre'd kmx’k out the hide of a thick- several years ago. Morgan was s.-nt is perfectly harmless and the babies lik< suggested tliHt it nnjffit have lieen hided burro. His herders are out all down there to act as telegraph operator it. Sold by T. K. Bolton. carved out of the solid stone lO.iHD tbe time lookin’ fur stray stixdt an' aud station agent. At that, period it years ago, and others expressed var beadiu* 'em toward that range of jier- was a difficult matter to induce men to laemuwsl Pensions ious opinions concerning it. Prof. dition. Some o' these herders are live iu Kalama, much less own It is understood that the amount Condon suggested that perhaps a Chi stationed behind the bare o' ealixins, property there, and tbe thousands of rispiireil for pensions for the current nese junk had been wrecked on this an' throw yon onto the trail to tbe town lots that had been placed <>n bottomless pit with good natiired the market and solii, w.-re being s. ld tiscnl year, in addition to that appro coast in the distant ages, and the ini priateti already by Congress, will lie age or idol in the shape of a head on friendliness a sh<x>tin’ out o’ their for taxes. Morgan kept steadily at the Ixiw had lieen copied by the In laughin' eyes. So,me o’ them weir work, and whenever he had s.iv. d up between S35,0iM 1,0011 and i llUHHI.IKMI. dians. He sanl lie had lieeti offered gixxl togs an' big diamonds an’ start a few dollars he bought in That Hour-tempered, cross, dyspeptic SlOo for tlm head by an Eastern man. yon toward the ronnd-np o' satan by a few lots at au exceedingly low figure. individual, should take Dr. J. H. ,\lc but be declined tbe offer and told him invitin’ you to a seat at the green-cov The few people who lived in Kakona Ienn's Sarsaparilla! It will make lion we wanted to keep these things out ered gamblin' table. Some of 'em at first fell sorry for the young mm, feel ns well xnd hearty as the healthiest here, l’rof. Condon has the most val smile upon you with the bright eyes piled hull because he Worked so h.ir<i. of us. vitalizing that is all. o' wotminhiHxi an' sllnr yon to the uable geological collection on this and didn't know any bett“r than to coast, ami it is high time the State downward trail when yon go into towns blow his money in on Kalama real o blow in your hard-earned cash. should secure these treasures before estate, but as tune wore on they be they pass into other hands and may They are herders o' tbe devil, every came suspicious and lie had to raise a lx> taken out of Oregon. Why don't one o’ them, an’ they will use every little when he wanted to buy a tew iotj», t he regents <7 the University of Ore endeavor to get the brand o’ sin but he allayed their stispieioiis by gon attend to this matter and lay it, onto you an’ eventually throw you telling them that lie intended to quit into the big herd on the home ranch jerking lightning for a living and. ss before the Legislature, if necessary? down lx*|ow. | Eugeue State .Journal. s < hju ns lie got a little mon* land, in “The Bible story which I red to yon tended to start a dairy rancii. I'ins is a peculiarly toucliiu' one. an’ one satisfied the A Sure Cure Tor Piles. land owners and which 1 hope has corkscrewed its waj Itching Piles are known l>v moisture into every one o’ yer harts. Here we they continued to sell their property for a song, and waited for the cows to like perspiration, causing intense itch see a young feller, a mere kid, posses- mu »lirii warin. Thin form as well as sin’ ail the comforts of a happy home. come home. 'The cattle that they different styles and differ looked for never came, and the dairy Blind. Bleeding and protruding yield at once to Dr. Bosanko’u Pile Remedy, He hsd kind, indulgent parents, wore ranch was never started, but a few ent kinds of Stoves for nobby clothes, was a favorite m soci which acts directly on the parts affected, months ago when the Union Pacific absorb« tumors, ailayx itching, and ef ety in short, had everything which struck the town with 3i)dl) workmen Heating and Cooking are fects a permanent cure, 5(k>. jirnggists the heart should long fur. An’ yit he or mail: treatise free. Dr. Bosanko, was dissatisfied. He chafed under the and made preparations for an extensive World’s ße' 'Manufactured under the plant to I m * |x<rmanently located at that Piqua, O. Sold by T. K. Bolton. restrainin' influence o' home as the point, property began to Ixxim, and m-’ats tluiLe-j* .n?1,0Ve mark- This broncho's back'll chafe iiudera lixisely Mr. Morgan Ix-gan to realize on Ins in- cinched saddle. He had heard o' the vestments. Lots that he had pur Huntington » lni|«>rt«'d Xoliility The New York II orhl says: Sight- wicked pleasumo* life, an' longed to chased for two or three dollars exeii f0,uid’ .“«•«■rs at tb<> corner of Fifty-seventh take'em in. Hie young eyes wandered were worth from 81dt> to #2'x>aud still street and Fifth avenue stare at the away out to the lag range o' sin, an'to advancing. While they may never mammoth building slowly assuming him it Icxiked lx*Hiitiful an' pleasant. reach a fancy price, they have in Tbe thorns were coneeided from Ins crease.l in value siifficieutly to make sha|iw there, the residen«» of C. 1*. view by the tall wavin’ grass o' pleas young Morgan independently rich, and Huntington. The huge wing on Fifty- :«ai- lire, an' tbe gulchee an' dangerous 703 the people who formerly felt sorry for seventh str«M*l is to la» devoted to »•e th4t ditches could not lie seen at h distance. the young man are now corres|M>nding- I'tmc«* Hatzfelt and the Princess. Tbe Prince's arms api>ear in one or At the pro|*T time he wax to rei-eive a ly sorry for themselves. two pla«*es in elalxirate carving. portion of bis father's great wealth, ¡mt Ins impatient spirit would not lie Nearly all tlie houses therealxmla will “Is this the best?” Isa question of «ink int«> lnsiguificiiuce when tbe curlieii by the bit o' wisdom, an' by ten Hxked. when medicine is wanted. Some li<K'iis-p<K*iiH he made a huccpki - The following arc u few of the medi- Huntington mansion is pushed a little 1 F.G SYRUr C further sky ward. The size is simply ful play ou tbe old man an' induced cine« of known reliability sold by Gbit- r 44 j'.O. <:«(. st il|>elido<u. Tile |>eople on the him to whack up ahead o' the sot tm.e wix>d Br x . druggists of this place, MivroM.*.' an' let him go forth to f»* the world. ! They linve many other excellent medl- secund floor can almout l<x«k ou tin* “We next see him in Illegal |<alac<-R ' cines. but these are worthy of especial rods of tlie ueighlxirilig dwellings, mention o' aiii a biowin' in bis dust like a tlior- ' ChHiid'erlain's Gough Remedy, fa and the liuilding will eventually I m * one of the landmark« of Fifth avenue, ougbbred an' planting everything red. ■nous for its cures of severe colds, and ('oruelnix Vanderbilt's boti-e will ap- We m < c Intn roundin' up wickixi spirit« as a preventive for croup, i'rioe l«T«r like a French villa lieaide this to join him. an' they flix’k around Ins per Ixittle. (.liHtulx rlain'x Pain Balm, a general Ixxxile ax the lightuin* bugs Hock baronial castle. aron j<i our camp at night. Every day family lit iinent and especially valuable for rheumatism. Price .'«!<• jx-r Ixittle. l*«-4»l»lr trotibled with <v»ustiuttion «h<»ul«l he stulls lux pale hide with Ixkizc an’ , I m * u*r> earvfii! what kind uf a laxative the) every night be goes to «»tni a wboopin. I < 'hiiniberlnm's Colic. Cholera and Di u*r. » *o many uiedirinc* are put up to Fair women, whose eyes lire as the I arrhoea Remedy. the most reliable known medicine for bowel croplaints. -« 11 which arc «!»*•• ntrly without hiiv or vm I uv . nu<i which, if taken, will net your light o' sunbeams, but whose hearts It is especially prized by ix-rsons sub U»n»*U hi »m li u Mate that you will I m * com are uh bi ick us night, surround him I | ject to colic. It lias cured many cas. s pellcd 14» ket-p on iimiik physic ih<* year and carreM him an’sing to him th< ! of chronic diarrhoea. Price 25c and 50c A-ouixi iu order Ue enjoy any health. Begas* Liver i’ll!» will do in<»rr to keep a fuinily songs o' tbe siren, while they sip tbe ' per Ixittle. iii tf«x>d health than auy other pill» on the costliest wine and eat tbe daintiest I St. Patrick's Pills, for disord rs of the liver and bowels. A vigorous hut gentle market, a«« th« y are put upwith the utmost .• ah *, and are guaranteed to giv«* »aliidae grub, for whiub he's called U|x>n to put physic that cleanses and renovates the up the Bluff. He keeps on a spendin' w hole system. Price 25e per box tion. Sidil by all druggiatN. bis suIxUauce in notour livin', while Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Oint his wicked companions pat him on the ment, for tetter, salt Rheum, scald bead. back au' call lnm a Jo-dandy from the eczema and chronic wore eyed. Prior 5c lAf HAT You tlrt'd—Do you mía ground up. lie Boon gix«s dead broke ! per box. llA I w,,at *l tneans? Y’on are nerv on the racket, an' w’ol then? Ix-fmilt of the Oregon l*a<*iflc. ous—Why ? Y’ou cough in the “Ixiok at him again. Wat ih this we see him ilom,? Herdin'hogs' Aye. Tbe New York 'rimes of receut morning—Do you realize the boys, nctually herdin' bogs on a Jon ill date says, the application of the caUM*? Your ap|>etite is p«x>r— rancii iiti' afoot, too. Can our eyes I m * Farmers' Loan and Trust Companj ■ ¡1« a What makes it so? You seem playin' us fur tenderfeet? Can our to have the Oregon Pacific Rulw.iy All W like a changed person to your sense i>e tryin' to put tie up for Company and tbe Willamette Valley greeny«? Alaa! no, it ib ail Ux> true. A- Coast Riilroa ) placedin the hands friends—Do you know what is Poor boy! His money goue, his jewels of a receiver was the result of a default the matter, or has the change gone, his good clothe», in soak an' Ids in tbe interest due October 1st, on the been so gradual it has eHcajM-d late angelic companions smilin' at his Oregon Pacific bonds. The same in your notice? greenin xs a»' iix.kin' out for another terest owns both companies. The Villi 0 You have Consumption! sucker an’ lie, tiie once ]>e:ted dartin', petition for a receiver was signed by ekein out a mi^-rabie existence holders of SlJjOu,l«tO of the txmds, aud I UU • Wedonotsay this to frighten a around a bog tabeti! Jis' siiet yer it was at their re piest that T. Eg<‘litou you. but it is the sure symptoms of this terribl«- di.-s-ase. eves a moment an' take in tbe sad Hogg, president of Ixith coinpani»*, There is one thing which will check it and that is picture. Not is that all. It is to lie was ap|x>iiited receiver. I lie projected on inferred that t lie outfit had run short line of the Oregon Pacific road ex ou grub allow.-.iice, an' prodigal war' tended from Yaqiitua t»ay, Oregon, to It I» wommen.l«! by the ix-st phy.iciAM in Europe And Amerka. alius eo hungry that he'd a bin glad Boise City, Idaho, a distant > of <>"<> 25 cent», .'»O erata anti ♦I.OO per Rattle. to eat the husks the hogs had crawled miles. There was completed and hi W. H. HOOKER & CO., 46 West Broadway, New York- over, if he'd a lx—u built for chewin' operation last May 140 miles, extend sich truck. ing from Ys<|uiiia City toGe, Oregon. *V “Keep yer eyes on him. boys. Watch It. ih probable that the financial affairs him close. We next s<-e lnm sett in' on of the Oregon Pacific system will be the corral fence, sizin' up the layout reorganized. an’ takin' stock o' his condition. He begins to reason with himself, an" A Bure cure t.ir the whiskey habit: Dr. Bays: “Thar'» lots o' rixmi hi my f ith- Liv Ugstoue's Antidote for Drunk« Iles« Pacific Coast Main office, will cure any case of the liquor habit in er's house, lots o’ the ifest fi»«i the market'!! afford in the hirders, an’ frotu ten Io thirty day«, from the mode WILEY B.ALLEN&CO. dead '.XHlIes o' cash in the treasury. rate drinker to the drunkard. The An «iKNF.RAL AGENTS, I km stand in again with all this, if I tidote cun be given, tn a cop of coffee, 211 First Street. Portland, Oregon I'll oui» make a Ixil.l piny hu ' lope without the knowledge of tin- pentun Vi taking it. The Antidote will not injure liack outo the range. He retleets an' the health ill auv wav. Manufactured good agent uMut< «J iu 14-21—ly every county . reflects, an' finally pnta hiuis *lf as a by the LivingHtone (Ticmieul Company. cotidem fool for actiu’ an a hog guar- San Francisco, ('al. BAIN WAG0NS' 9-4 ATTORNEY < Z- Terms of Hiieertl^ng' -T’------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I Wi . A8HLAND TIDINGS ( DR KWH’S DISCOVERY Vienna, Nov. 18.—The first Vienna doctor who went to Berlin to study Koch’s cure, I ihb already returned, and hie report of his experience is very in teresting. He is Dr. Carl Hocbsinger, of Rudolphs Hospital, aud Lis earnest advice to patients is at preaeut to re frain from going to Berlin. The infinx of doctors and patients is so very great that it will not be pos sible for Koch to bold back the com I position of the remedy, which is being upplied for to such a degree that it would be cruel not to place other cities in a position to make tlie lymph for themselves. Dr. Hocbsinger was five days in Berlin, and has had every op portunity of watching the immediate effects of Dr. Koch’s remedy upon tu berculous diseases. He saw injections made by Drs. Cornet, Krause and Levy upou consumptive adult patients, and cases of diseased larynx and scrofulous tuliemiloiis children whose glands or bones were infected. He says that Koch’6 lymph liottle contained some magic Hind, the im mediate effect of which, watched by a physician's eye, is indeed miraculous. A milligram, a thousandth part of a cubic centimeter, was reject««! under the skin of a child which bad scrofu lous glands on tbe neck, each us large as a man's fist. Hix hours idler the injection had fieon made The fchmds llegan lo swríi; the skin over them reddened and l«e- came hot anil gave pain. Sill! the glands <hd not burst nor were any signs of alwess evident. Six hours later the swelling bad abated and the glands were hard and gave no pain. They were only a third smalled t him liefore the treatment. The impression produced o" . medi cal man is overpowering th . a remedy should have been found which destroys the tnbercule wiihout hurting trey other part of the body, and that through the bio««] it should be able to approach the infected tissue is a tri umph of science. Professor Hocbsinger saw a patient who after the first injection lost con- sciousness for thirty-six hours; was f« - verish during the- whole tiii'ty'aud lifter the second injection was uncon scious eighteen hours. Several other patients had high fevc-r and showed signs of irresistible sleepiness. Light attacks of pleurisy íleo resulted from the injection. Professor Hocbsinger thinks no weak pa lent should lie treat ed with the remedy. as it is not possi ble to foresee the results. The young Archduchees Antoinette, aged 16. will lie subjected to tbe treat ment soon. S ie is consumptive. (atairli Can't be Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cvnnot reach the seat of the disease? < ati.rrl’ is ableist or constitutional dis ease. and in order to cure it you have to t-.ke internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts direct lv on the blood and ruuootts surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is no quack medi cine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a tegular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the muoous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in gredients is whst produces snch wonder ful results in curing catarrh. Sind tor testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Props.. Toledo. O. Sold by drug gists. price <5. Mongolian Pheasants Business The Oregonian says: Inquiries continue to tie received here for Mon golian pheasautB. The park commis sioners of Springfield. Mas«., have written to a gentleman in thi6 city to find out what tbe chances are for ob taining some of these birds. There are t hour-amis of them up the valley, and p>ot hunters shoot scores and scores of them, but no one seetus to be able to catch any to furnish people who want live birds to stock parks, etc. Here " aud there is a person who has raised a few pair of these birds, lint they do not know how much to ask for them, and if anyone wants to buy them the birds do not materialize. __________ The last lot of pbeasnnts brought here by .Judge Denny were turned liaise on I’rotectioii island. The island has changed proprietors two or three times since, mid Mr. .1. G. Warner, who late ly spent two or three dsys on the 1 h 1 <nd, says there are 30(1 or 11 HI pairs of Mongolian pheasants and alaint loo pairs of gold, 11 pheasants there. The pheasants increased Bofast air.l Ix-eame st numerous that a great many win shot. The man who owns the island now would sell some of the birds, but it is so far from anywhere that it is dif ficult to make any negotiations with him. A gentleman here lias a pair of goldec pheasants which came from tire island, and if the park commissioners of Springfield would send a Ulan to l’rot.-clioii island be could probably get all the pheasants, Mongolian and golden,that they wanted. Mr. Warner lias sent to China for five pairs of gold en pheasants end five to ten pairs of Mongolian pbiMisauts, and has built a large eixip or ci'ge with wire netting, in which there a *e trees and brush, Htid in this nxiniy e. ge will plaoe these birds, ami li^|xvi to ruisea lot of young sters. .Judge Denny isexpecUM home from Corea in the spring, and lie may bring some more game irrds. A TYPICAL OBHMffi FARM. Now, as an illustration of all that has lw>cn said so far, let the visitor to the exposition building find his way to tbe horticultural ball aud seek out the display table u)x>n which tbe mani fold pnxlucts of Mrs. P. M. Itinear- son’s Clackamas <?ounty farm are out spread in such profusion. This farm is at once typical and historical. It is a donation claim of 1843, and rouaiats of 320 acres, 22») acres of which are etill a part of the “forest primeval,” less tbe motisrcUs of the grove which loiiL'jHince were feil«-d and sacked or floated to the sawmill, aud form the pasturage for the stiick of tbe farm, wbieh consists at fifteen horses, eight cows, ltMJ pure-lihxxied Cotawolds, and forty swine. The remaining 100 acres are divided into gram fields, twenty- five acres; orchards and vineyards, . ! twenty-seven ucres. and truck gardens i forty-eight seres, tift«*en of which are l phinteti Hi |xiUit<x«e. These 100 mge«, were originally just stuffi a thicket and tangle of trees and nudergrowth as one can see auy where in the unsettled wixk I u I regions of Oregon, but have lx*en cleared and reelaimtxi by hard and long labor at a cost varying from S35 to $Gt jx*r acre; average 340. Tlie land lies at tbe junction of the Clack amas mid Willamette nvers, is subject to overllow at long and rare intervals; but even tbe tremt-ndous H<xxi of 1800 did r«i appieciabl" dcniag*,- a few acre* of sandy soil in oljecorner. Tbe apple orchard is plauted in 128 varieties, luciuding speck* ripening in summer, many of whkyfi have lieeu steady Ixmrers for over thirty v«*rs. It bus I mh - ii affecie«l, indeed afflicted, with niH«*ct iiests. bill the !1« mx 1 of the present y< ar almost exterminated them. An item of sale from the apple orchard coiuriBted of 4,000 boxes to one firm. Among the many varieties showu. aud which have not already lieen enumerated in former report«, are the seedling General Lovejoy, uamtxl aTt»*r one of the founders of I’ortlaiii’l. HubbardsUm, None Buch, Smith’s Cider.* Victuals aud Drink, McCarver’s Favorite, Ridway, Kay, lied Canadian and Carver’s Premium Fourteen varieties of pears, includ ing Howard’s Only One, and the P. M. IL. a seedling named after the late Mr. Rinears.on, a premium-taker, are noticeable, aud found on the farm. Among the twelre varieties of plums on the farm are the Bradshaw. Colum bia, Jefferson, Green Gage, Poll «‘lie’s Favorite, Blue Damson, Coe's Late Red and Late Peach. Tbe five choicest varieties of prunes cultivated in (>r«*gon occupy a place in tbe “orchard lot," aud three kinds of quinces and three of grap«-e have their appropriate nook« and corners. Straw berries, raspberries an«l blacklx-rriee are planted aud yield in profusion. Walnuts, butternuts and almonds are also found on the farm. All kinds of vegetables in season are planted as a matter of bnsinesB. This is now the middle of Oetolier, and forty-seven varieties of these tooth some delicacuB are displayed upon Mrs. lliuean-on's tables, conspicuous among which are nutmeg melons, huge tomatoes, and Ruby King bell peppers, the latter eight by fourteen niches in size. Vines loaded with bops, and huge sunfiowers are also no ticeable. After what has Ix-en said, if the caption, “A Ty pical Oregon Farm.” is uot appropriate, if the pioneer woman who has gone to the trouble and ex- I> sdh <‘ of making this fine display is not worthy of “special mention," this writer misses his guess. Nothing more to the credit of Orf-gon lias a pltfre iu the exposition building, and tbe fact that Sirs. IL took the “sweepstakes” in the genera! award, proves it. She hes done Clkckamas county promt, but has r«*veal«xt but a glimpse of the wonderful resoorcM of that go abend section of tlie state, where manufactories -air running a race for supremacy with farmer, oreh- ardist, fisherman, stock-raiser, «lsiry- man, and other promoters of enter price ami industry. (Oregouiau. torn-five Years Bondagr. Genth Far forty five year*» I lia'e In^en aftlifted with I»I<»< m | fMiison. liver and rh«*u iiialif* difficultie^ Part <»f the tim«* < on- lifivd Io my bed. Mv ldo«id wm * Iwidiy ea-M-d. Six I m »'.tics <»f Hibbard** Rheumatic \vruj» did me more than al) the other mcdifinch I have takvu. My friend* haw used it and in every < a*.«’ it ha* pr<»ven a uondrrfiil remedy 1 have known of hom«- woiiderfu! i-JircN <»! dyspepsia and neuralgia. M r .*. M aky Kimuu MitchelhiHe, lowu. Ilibbivd n Rhemnalie Syrup and ilastem arc reniiMjle.« of gn ;«i merit. I believe they have no ««{Bal in the cure of rhcniiiatisin aud all Idocal <I im as«’*. i»R. II. R ek i < a hi ». Druggist. Mitchellville. i.»«a. Tim spring is the time to take Hibbard's Rh«*uui>if ic svrup for the blo<»d. For sale by T. k Jhdlon. The Rwkafeller’s t<» '* u <,«, kn I Villard I'ho New York.S’i/n of the 19th aiiys; The greatest piece of news in Wall street yeateninv was that John D. and William liiN-knfeller, tbe Stan dard Oil magnates, had acquired con trol of the Northern I’acda1 Railroad, which practically means the ousting of Henry Villard. They are known to have In^en heavy buyers of Northeru Pacific preferred during the late decline iu values. The North American Company, by owner ship of the sr'Ciiritiee, bad control of tlie Northern Pacific, but much of the A Woman's OiM-ovr-ry. first named company's hbm ta hnd lx.en “Another wonderful discovery life* close. 1 out. during tlie past few days Ireen made and that too try a lady in m liquidation of lonus. 1'Se Rockefellers Ixrught in North this country. Ibsens. fastened its clutches upon her Hnd for seven years eru T\ctic at the request of Jay «lie withstood its severest tests, l>ut her Gould. .They have a great amount of vit *1 organ« wen*undermined and death «.*<‘tned imminent. For threi* month« surplus 9**>ney for winch the. have she coughed iiiee«xautly and could not beau sivking advantageous iLveat* sleep. She Ixrught of us a Ixrttle of Dr. i nients. The earnings of the Northern Pa King «New Disooverv for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first cific are uow the largent in the history dose that xhe slept all night and with of the company. The couipcuy. how one Ixittle ha« i>< en miracuiouxly cured ever, has lx*en suffering from entangle Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thu. write W. ('. Hamrick A Co., of Shelby ment with other Villard <%>r|x>ratioua, N.f- Get n free trial Ix.ttle at Chit- and tbe purpose of the Rockefi liera ih stated to lie to rem*»»«* it frotn them. wo < k 1 Bru's Drug Store. The RiK'kefellerB have not hitherto engaged in railroad oj «ration«. Their ('<«1 Instead of Seal. wealth is s<> great that, one* having Advices from Washington state that embarked in railroad siVya, it je in. _ Senator Pettigrew. Indore be started their power to dominate t for bi« home in the west, announced There ih a scheme on foot to provide Ins ih termination to prop<x<e in the connections for the Northern Pacific ITiit<xi States senate [the ^lx»o|iite winch will make it au uninterrupted abandonment of the Bml-fisliing in rail line from tbe Atlantic to tbe Pa terest of the United .States in tbe cific. northern seas. Tbe senator said tbe By its alliance with the Wisconsin reasons for this movement ou Ins part Central it already reaches from Puget were, first, that tbe seal fisheries cost sound to Chicago, r nd its route thence, more than they bring in ¡.second, that it is said, will l»e by way of the Balti they area constant source of interna more aud Oiuo. tional complication; and third, that the seals which are protected by the If you or any <d voiir family should hap- government destroy the c<xl fisberi<*s. l»eu to bo fn^htfuliy burned or scalded, wha* aav»-you iu the house to alleviate the which would lie infinitely more valu pa5 until you can g<*t a pbyvicia&* A Fox able than the seal fisheries, and which of a .eggs’ German Salve at hand in times would entail no ex(a*nse. Senator like this would sav«- a world of hi fieri )g aud ofientimec a doctor bill, a» it has no Pettigrew meant what be said and equal in (*a**3M <»f this kind, as well as in- will undoubtedly carry out bis propo Ha mm at ion of all kinds. For sale by all sition as far ax ixissible. He is likelj druggists. to meet with a very stnmg ally tn the O. A ('. Road lands. person of Commander Tanner, of the United States fish rommitMon. Com We understand an luisteru company mander Tanner has just returned from with almost au unlimited amount of a cruise along the Northern Pacific ch pi tai to back them are negotiating coast of tbe United States, and has for tbe military road lands now lie spent some months in investigating longing to tbe Oregon dr California the fisheries iu tbe Behnng sea. He Land company, and lying along the reports that the c<xi fisbern* there are military load southeast of tine city. of almost untold vaine, and that they The intention of the company is to promise to afford enormous returns in bnug in from tbe East such familiea the future. Senator Pettigrew’« idea hh will locate on the land and develop 1« endorsed by several senaUirs, and if it and change the forests into rich the fish commission comes out stroug- farms. A railroad will srx>n traverse ly for it, as it is likely to do, it need this country aud it can be made to not surprise any one to learn that the support hundreds of families instead Alaskan wnl fisheries are not to lx» of a scattering few. The valuable farmed out at the expiration of tbe ex timlier there will lie made good use of. ist ing contract, but t.iiat <xxl fisheri«n [Eugene ih-gisler. are to I h * cultivated instead. KueUlei«*« Arnie* Halve. Tbe best salve in the world for cuts, There are many »ccitli-nta and di« «•a«« s which affect stock and cauxe sen- bruises, sores, ulcers. Halt rheum, fever oux inconvenience and limsto the farm aorea, tetter, chap|xsl hands, chilblains, er in hi« work. which may be «jinckly corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi rctnied by the u«e ot Dr J. H. McLean'« tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfae- Volcanic Oil Linimeut. tion. or money refunded. Price 25 cents When you need « mild laxative you »er box. Fur sale by (.'hitwood linM. xhould have a medfeiiM.* that will act ou the liver and kidney« a» w< 11 a« tlie bowel«. V m * lb itjs ’ Dandelion Ritter* for iudiees- Begg»' Vegetable liver pill« are prepared ■-xpres-ly hw this pnrpotie. luahtou grttiug • tiou. <ijra|M*|»*ia aad all Idtuirwi «I ím ***«*». ttn-m. x- they hive no xuperi«»r »nd few . It has no tNitiul in CMtioi thi* kind. For 1 »ale by ail druggists equals. For sale by all druggists.
