Valley record., October 03, 1889, Image 4

VALLEY EECORD
The People's Paper.
jic $ bi a unit,
SLEEP LENGTHENS
His HAlIt TURNED WHITE.
LIFE
~il-s*r*r Hlate oa the Subject from a Phy-
etelaa— Don't Eat Toe Much, bat Don't
Go to Ited Hungry—The Dlffleultiea of
ludlgvatioa.
Cha
Mwwage a UtUe Dying Boy Seat Bl*
1
Father—How a Sad Incident In Bl* Ufe
Was Roeallod to an Ex-CongroMnsan.
What Racanso of tho Meewnger Boy?
ALL KINDS OF SFOTTEI«.
I
“IF I WERE A MAN.”
A Suspicion of Disboneety Prompts Ono
Maa to Welch Another—The Rich anil 1 a Charming Girl Tell* What She Woald
Wear in Such an EvenL
Poor Alike Are Constantly Coder Sur­
“If I were a young man,” said a charming
veillance—The Police No Exception.
girl, who kn >ws to a nicety what isau fait on
AUTOGRAPH
LETTERS.
loose Prices Paid Are Fabuloaa but Maay
Signature* Go Dirt Cheap.
The Celebrated French Sure,
raising , nnn one WSSÏ*
“APHRODITINE” StSSÄ
MOVING fluUÒDÒ
J. Ramsdell,
Certain noisy politicians who run away
I* S old on a
with the idea that they are very eminent
POSITIVE
That was a strange story told by an
Iditoo. Pu tau lier* and Soie Proprietor*.
To get aboolute rest for mind and oody at
In one of the police courts the other all
1 occasion*. “I would wear in the morning men. should certainly not omit to read
GUARANTEE
a
light
gray
rough
suit,
so
light
that
it
seemed
ex-congressman
the
other
day
and
the
night is the necessary thing for the preserve- i
the catalogues of those who deal in auto
day a young man giving an assumed slmoet
,
Offlce in McCall'« Hail. up-*taira; stairs on tion of health The bright eye and clear ,
to eure my
white, a white lawn tie knotted by
circumstances under which it wa* re­
north side of Masonic building.
graph letters
name
was
arraigned
on
a
charge
of
i
■f-J form oi nervous
myself
in
the
puffiest
fashion,
and
fastened
skin that characterise youth can only be re- lated
;
AN EXPERIENCED HOU«SE MOVER.
were
somewhat
peculiar
The
True, it is difficult to account for some
■uteres! in the Postofflce at Ashland as Mined in that way. remarked a physician to (
9^ dises«", or any
with a pearl pin. On my head would be a
story wa* told a* the literal truth and loitering, and a suggestion of "suspicious ' muff brown derby—th* color the Prince of of the prices. The catalogue of Mr
Second Class mail matter.
Ha« recently b. ught out Wm. Patterson,
k"Xl disorder of the
a reporter
there can be no reason for doubting its character" was also made to the judge ' Wales like*—on my feet black silk stockings Davey, of Great Russell street, affords the Ashland Hou>e-Mover and is soliciting
generative or- Ar TER
BEF RE
It is a fact, be continued, that few people
the
patronage
of
the
citizens
of
Ashland
who
imposed
a
fine
of
$10
upon
learning
(
A shland , O b
Tur ast.AT, O ct . 3. 1~<W know what it is to reel well Many believe author’s veracity
and patent leather shoes, and in my hand a some very noteworthy instances. Here, and environs; satisfaction guaranteed.
Sans of either sex whether srisins from the
It was a few evenings ago that the ex that the young man was employed by oatura
,
wood stick with a handle that had a for example, an autograph note, signed
that they do rest well, and frequently I bear
Parties living outside and having such excessive use of Stimulants, Tobacco or Opium,
i of silver etched on it, but which doesn’t and addressed envelope, of Sarah Bern- work to do. arc requested to send their ad­ or through youthful ia<liscretiou. over indulg­
people remars that nothing in the world dis­ congressman sat with a couple of news one of the big surface railway companies bit
AN OLD LOVE LETTER.
that the family spoon* bad been melt hard t, is only valued at 12s., while 6 dress, when thev will lie called upon.
ence. Ac., such as Ixas of Brain Power, Wakeful­
turbs them after they have gotten into theii paper correspondent* and a government as a “spotter." and he claimed that loiL suggest
'
Address:
'JOHN A. RAMSDELL,
ness, Bearing <lowu Paiu* iu the Baek, Seminal
beas
official in the latter's room in a big hotel ering on street corners was a part of his ed for that purpose. Then I would attend to guineas are asked for one of Boswell's,
A shland , O r .
business. I’d make my beta on some of the
Weakuess, Hysteria, Nervosa Prostration Nocturn­
Yet the*« same people get up drowsy in the in this city They were discussing poli­
which
is
only
one
and
a
quarter
pages
dark horses. I'd watch the ticker, and I'd go
al Emissions, Leucorrhoa, Dlxxiue**, Weak Mem­
asoming Many of them are noticeably lan­ tics. and the ex-congressman was talk­ unenviable calling
quarto
size.
One
of
Lord
Byron's,
a
ory, Loss of Power and Impoteucy, which if ne­
The hatred displayed by tho conductors down to see some fellows, three or four of
guid all the time. Some of them are irritable ing,when he was interrupted by a knock
them with titles to their names, who, like quarto page in all. is offered at 11 guineas,
glected often lead to prematurvoldagceud insan­
and nervous, and all of them now and then
at the door In response to an invita­ for these monitors in their affairs needs me, had been drawn to investing their money but one of Coleridge is only £2. and for
ity. Price 1100 * box, 6 boxes for I5.0S tseut by
complain of being so “lazy” or tired that
little provocation, and is only equaled into land on which the sun shone all day. the 2& more may be liad one of De Quincey,
mail ou receipt of price.
they are incapable of displaying any energy tion the door was opened and a meeeen
whatever Now the direct cause of these ger boy stood at th« entrance In his by the anger of a bartender when the grass never grew, the water never ran, and regarding his money troubles, to his pub­
A WRITTEN OVARANTEB is given for
our
cherished
cattle
die
of
starvation
and
thing* i* a want of rest, and of this they are hand was an envelope with a heavy proprietor of a saloon buys one of those
lisher Poets and authors always abuse
every 15.00 order received, to refaud lb* money it
rebbed by a boot of readily cured ailment* black border It was such as those used automatic check writers and registering thirst We would have to consult about this, their publishers when “flush.'' and as
HIGH & STURGEON, Props. a Permanent cure is not effected.
and petty disturbance*
to inclose a death message or to indicate machine* As a rule the conductors get so we would go to Delmonico’s to do it
We have thousands of testimonial* from old
often fall back upon them when hard up.
“
When
it
was
time
to
dress
for
the
after
­
EXEMIKS or REST.
deep mourning The boy paused Ar a
otice is hereby given to and young, of both sexes, who have been perma­
A letter of Dicken* 11850) is priced at £1
to
know
the
men
who
are
watching
noon
1
should
put
on
a
pair
of
light
plaid
5o on* can get refreshing sleep in a room moment, evidently speculating in his
the people of Ashland and surround­ nently cured by the use of ArsaoniYlNB.
12s. 6<L, one from Lord Beaconsfield at
ing country that E Sturgeon, the barber, Circular free. Addresa
that ia not properly ventilated. The window mind a* to the proper person to receive them, and they are mighty careful to trousers—not too big a plaid—a white waist­
£1
10s.,
one
from
David
Garrick
at
£4.
coat
and
a
dark
cutaway
coat
I
should
stick
has tu< ved in with R. F. High, and we have
should in th* summer time be lowered from the letter
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
Finally he tendered it to the ring up every fare received when the to the lawn tie, having a fresh one, of course, and one from “Frederick the Noble” at a titled up a nice shop. Everything is neat
the top ami rained from the bottom In the
spy is around, and they generally keep but I should put on a silk hat and wear tan quarter of that sum
WKSTBRN BSANCK,
ex-congressman.
who
wa*
nearest
the
and clean and we are here to stay and all
winter. If not altogether too cold for comfort,
we ask is a fair share of the patronage. We
BOX 27.
POBTLAND. OR.
the same practice should be observed, and in door That individual turned pale and well posted regarding their movements colored kid glove* I would moke a call or
If a man have plenty of lialf guineas are
the only authorised agent* to sell the
two
—
that
Is,
If
it
were
after
4
o'cloc
,
be
­
trembled,
but
extended
hi*
hand
a*
if
to
one
conductor
telling
another
of
the
Sold
by
T
K
Bolton,
sole
agent, Ashland,
any event the room should be properly aired
he may become the owner of a number genuine sea foant. Call and see u* and try
Oregon.
He hesitated an in­ proximity of the dreaded individual as cause the chance* would be that the women of more or less famous autograph let­ us. Yours Respectfully,
«MB a
before retiring, and some mean* for ventila­ take the message
were out driving, and I would not be both­
tion after that adopted.
E. S turgeon & R. F. H igh .
stant and hi* hand dropped nerveless. A be moves along the lines.
ered talking to any of them, while my paste­ ter» One of these coins, of their cur­
No one can sleep a* well next to a boiler second time he essayed to take the me»
rent value, will put you in possession of
ON
THE
STREET
CARS.
boards
would
announce
my
politeness
room a* be could in a place where no jar oi sage from the boy. and again he failed
"After a spin in the park it would be time a letter of William Godwin or of Gou­
—VIA—
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
The spotter who appeared at court a
noiaeexista. Every vibration or violent sound It wa* only after the third effort that he
is a clash with the nerve* of the sleeper and a wa* apparently able ¿o' reach it, and by prisoner was searched, and in one of his for ms to dress for dinner, and then 1 would nod. of Charles Kean or of Lever, of
otice is hereby given to
dastroyer of bis needed rest, whether be be
pockets was found a number of blanks put on my black cheviot dress suit, wearing Macready or of Lytton, of Spurgeon or
the public that I have this day given
couecious of it or not The bustle and roar that time the government official for on which he keeps hi« memoranda. The a white waistcoat and a narrow lawn tie, of Prince Albert. Among the luxuries
niv son, kolcrt H. Wimer, hi« time and
of every great city is more or Leo* * tax on the whom it was intended had come to the spaces to be filled in report the day of the looped, of course, by myself. My shoes would of which, like the small boy outside a
LINE,
wiil not lie responsible for any debts unless
be a bit lower than those worn during the
door, read the address and took the me*
life of each of it* inhabitant*
month, year and the exact time of the day, and the buttons in my shirt would be of cook shop, the poorer collector must be contracted by myself.
MOUNT
SHASTA ROUTE.
THE
Another great enemy of rest is mental la­ sage from the trembling hand that had
Dated at Ashland, Oregon, thie 25th day
day at which a car is boarded and in plain white enamel. My handkerchief would content with the smell—and scarcely
bor, when it ia called into use before retiring. received it.
J. O. C. W imkb .
which direction the car is going. Then be of fine white lawn, hemstitched, and with that—may be enumerated a William of August, 1X39.
Any one that concentrate* hu thought* in
“Ah." said he, after opening and read­ i follow the number of fares recorded by my initials upon it in white thread. It would Blake at £6: a Cowper at £4, a Queen
Time Between
any way likely to cause worriment or anxiety ing it. “it is only a note from an office
be
kept
in
my
pocket,
and
not
spread
across
Elizabeth
at
£25;
a
Thomas
Hood
at
8
ASHLAND
AND
SAN FRANCISCO.
the
dial
in
the
car
and
the
number
of
before going to bed will pay the penalty by a
sacrifice of bis rest, and by carrying hollow seeker. Why it should be in mourning fares received by the conductor in his the front of my shirt, as if I wanted to hide guineas; a Johnson at £6 7s. 6d.; a Mary
23
HOURS.
1 don’t know A* the office seeker is a presence. The report goes on further to a spot or a darn.
Queen of Scots at £58: a Samuel Rich­
eye* and unstrung nerve* all the next day
I. W. BURRISS. Proprietor.
“When I go out I would wear a silk hat. ardson (of course to a young lady) at £6
This i* very easily explained. The use of woman. I presume it is merely a femi­ state: Was the conductor polite? Was
This
favorite iesort is gaining in popu­
and,
if
1
were
going
to
the
theatre
with
la
­
CALli ORMA Exrasss TRAINS RVN DAILY
the brain functions causes an abnormal nine freak.”
he careless? Was he watchful as to a» dies, light pearl gloves with heavy black 10s.; and a Dante Gabriel Rosetti tor larity every day.
THE MYSTERIOUS MESSENGER
amount of blood to flow and settle there for
Between
about
£3
3*
An
original
invitation
for
sisting
ladies
and
children
on
and
off
of
stitching on the back. Broadcloth I Ob,
the time being. Only by diversion of the
Everybody had noticed the strange his car? Was the driver careful with his smart dress clothes are no longer made of the coronation, sent by command of her
The very best of WINES. BRANDIES.
mind m a recreativ* way and an ordinary demeanor of the ex-congressman, and.
Portland and San Francisco.
broadcloth, but of the rough black cheviot majesty to Lord St. John, of Bletao, and
BEER mid CIGARS, kept con­
amount of physical exercise can the brain be observing that an explanation was ex­ i team?
that
is,
after
all,
more
economical,
inasmuch
signed
“
Victoria
R.,
”
is
only
priced
at
The simple mention of the word spot­
relieved of its load bleep will not do it, and
South
North
stantly on hand.
pected. he finally said
when sleep doe* come on a person tn this con­
ter is enough to bring out a storm of in­ a* it doe* not grow shiny. My boutonniere) £2 5s. A William III is worth £5 10s.,
4 :UU p m
Lv Portland Ar 10:45 * in
Wall,
that
would
be
given
me
where
I
dined,
“
1
think
that
the
use
of
black
bordered
dition, after a good deal of tossing about, the
dignation from the ordinary railway em­ and I should not wear it unless it were an but a William IV is not w orth half as PORTER & ALE. 8:30a ill Ar Ashland Lv 5:40 p m
brain will continue to act and the nerves to envelopes ought to be prohibited by law
Lv Ashland
Ar 5:10 p m
9:00 a tn
ploye. “Every time I hear of one of orchid, a spray or two of lilies of the valley much.
Fine Billiard Table,
Ar SanFranciscoLv
anciscoLv 7:00 p i m
7:45 a m
contract perhaps continuously throughout th* The very sight of one unnerves me
A letter of the Rev. George Whitefield,
these fellows." said a conductor of a or a few violet*
passenger train daily (except Bunday)
When 1 tell you why you may doubt the cross town car the other day, “it makes
night
“After dinner! Being in the swim, I should whose tabernacle appears to be going
Then the poor victim will arise in the truth of the tale, but it is true neverthe­
The very best beer of Anaheim, wine and
Portland
Ar 10:46 a m
“down," is “up” at three guineas. From
drift
along
with
the
other
fellows,
having
me
think
that
my
employers
think
that
Hennessy’ brandy, which will be sold by
morning wondering why he does not feel re­ less Ten years ago I was making a
Ar 11:35 a m
Albany
a general point of view it is not easy to the quart or gallon.
sense
enough
not
to
drink
too
much,
not
to
we
are
all
dishonest.
The
bell
punch
freshed. The fact is that, with the excep­ political canvass in my district. At the
Eugene
L t 9;00 a tn
see
why
a
letter
of
William
Wordsworth
believe
that
the
ballet
is
all
that
it
seems,
Our
tables
a'
e
supplied
with
the
latest
pa
­
is looked upon by the conductors as a
tion of his eyes, which hav* been rested by
clone
of
a
speech
one
afternoon
I
received
pers.
Come
and
see
us
and
we
will
treat
not
to
imagine
that
every
woman
I
met
wa*
(“celebrated poet”) should be priced at
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
being shielded from the light he is not
badge of dishonor, and, as far as beating
you as well as we know how.
much better off than he would be bad be a telegram from home stating that my the punch, why it is just as easy to for­ in love with me, nor to believe that I had a a guinea less than that of tho author of
lOlltlfiT SLEEPING CARS
boy, the idol of my life, was dying, and get to ring it as it is to fail to pull the system that would break the bank. That ia ' Night Thoughts,” which no one now
not gone to bed at all
what would happen ‘if I were a young man.’ ” reads, offered at £4 la
For accommodation of Second Class Pu-
that if I wished to nee him alive I must strap on the big dial indicator.
CONCZRNINO ZATtNO.
—New York Star.
sengers, attached to Express Traius.
Indigestion and constipation bear about an come at once. I went immediately to
A
prophet
is
not
without
honor,
save
“If a man wants to be dish onest no bell
equal share in the theft of sleep Of the lat­ die hotel, took my satchel and started for punch or dial can prevent him from do­
in his own country—a fact which
The 8 P Co.’s Ferry makes connection
Proverbial Philosophy.
for ter not much can be said with delicacy It the depot.
with all the regular trains on the East Bid*
explains
the
appearance
of
a
num
­
ing so. I could point out spotters, any
From a periodical called The Good House­
is a common complaint that gives rise to
....... ^Senators Division from foot of F street, Portland.
“There was no pawenger train due for
ber of English literary men in cata­ J N Dolph .....................
more serious ailment* than any other single some hours, but a freight was pulling number of them, who are laughed at by keeping we clip the following chunks of pro­
lohn 11 Mitchell
logues of autograph letters. A letter of Binger Hermann................... Congressman
West bide Division- Between
disorder It is to easily avoided by regular out and 1 jumped aboard. It was late the men on this road Some of the dirty verbial philoeophy—additions to Solomon and
John Forster is offered at 75 cents; one Sylvester Pennover.................... Governor
work is done by women who pretend to improvement* upon Tupper:
ity of habit or some simple remedy that there
1*ORTLAND
AND CORVALUS.
Secretary of State
Vinegar helps digestion, but a sour temper of Mr. Archibald Forbes for $1.25; one George W. .McBride
ia no excuse for allowing such an affliction to when I reached a little town on the river be reading a book, but who. in reality,
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (KXCKPT St'NDAY.)
G
W
Webb
....................
btate
’
Treaxurer
where
1
could
take
a
boat
for
home.
I
of Mr. Austin Dobson at the same price;
become chronic.
are ‘keeping cases’ on the unsuspecting ruins it
* E
* *«
B xuvmivy
McElroy . . . . isJt
Supt Public Instruction 7:30 a in I Lv Portland
Ài I <1:20 p ni
Wait till after dinner before you fall out at which figure also the collector may Frank
About indigestion, it is something we must hurried to the wharf and found that the conductor. If a man in our business is
C Baker......... ................. State Printer 12:25
pm j Ar Corvallis
Lv I 1:3(1 p m
all submit to occasionally, for our regard for steamer would not pose until after mid­ disposed to be dishonest and is not a with th* cook.
present himself with specimens of W W W Thayer
. ^Supreme Judges
!
Before picking a quarrel with the gas man. C. Bryant, Elihu Burritt, Mr. Chamber- I William P' Lord
our palate readily overcome* our discretion night, and that I would thus be delayed
At
Albany
and
Corvallis
connect with
fool, all the spotters in Christendom buy a gallon of keroeene.
and put* temperance in the shade. The ef many hours. I was undecided whether
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
lain. Cobden, Mr. J A Froude (“quite R 8 Strahn.................
can
’
t
catch
him.
The
crowded
cars
are
¡
A soft yet persistent answer turneth away
fact of Indigestion on the human system is to wait for the steamer or to hire a boat
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
scarce"). Wilkie Collins. Garfield, and
EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT MUNDAY.)
worse when th* body is meant to be in a and leave at once. While I stood on the I his best field, for who can tell whether a borrowing neighbor.
L R Webster
.Circuit Judge
many
other
persons
more
or
less
fa
­
he rings up for every passenger or slips
You cannot measure a man’s daily walk by
state of repose. There is no way then of
4
:50
p m Lv Portland
Ar ó :00 a m
William
M
Colvig
District
Attorney
wharf hesitating a messenger boy sud­ one here and there. At night he will the thickness of his carpet.
mous—less than more very often.
throwing it off, and it must be allowed to do
For Jackson. Josephine, Lake and Klam­ 8:tX) p nt Ar McMinnville Lv 5:45 a m
denly appeared before me. Before I have a few more nickels in his jeans
Tho prices throughout the well ar­
Many a woman is expert with crayons who
ath counties.
its worst in debilitating the one attacked.
ranged catalogue are exceedingly mod­
When there is a tendency to indigestion, could say anything he thrust into my than he is obliged to turn in, but the is not skillful in drawing tea.
THk$r«l TICKETS toallpiate
JACKSON COUNTY.
far two
There may be too much of a good thing- erate compared with some which we County Seat ................
climbin' or also a torpid liver, a simple temporary hand a white envelope, with a heavy company is none the worse for it."
Jacksonville
81011 ill E18T
it salt In th* soup, for Instance.
_ feeling
_ came
we may relief may be afforded by taking a little bi­ black border. A strange
have seen. One of Mr. Gladstone's let­ A C Stanley........................................... Senator
“I’ve run on this road now for two
Via CiLlFIKIli.
It is vain for you to rise up early if the ters (the line appears to be drawn at poet J T Bowditch...........
carbonate of soda. This has tbs effect of over me. and it was only by the greatest !
-J Representatives
Robert A Miller. ...
quieting the stomach by creating carbonic effort that 1 was able to open the letter. years,” said another conductor on the kitchen chimney will not draw.
For full information regarding rates.maps,
Let me make th* bread of a nation and J cards) has reached the hands of the W K Price..............
acid gas, which is readily thrown off. This The apprehension 1 felt in a few mo­ same line, “and I think hi that time I
etc , call on company’s agent at Ashland-
dealer, who demands $4.50 for it; but one J K Neil....................
.County Judge
have seen about fifty different spotters, care not who make* it* pies.
is the ingredient the stomach lacks when in
R. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGEN.
ments was awful, for 1 knew that it I know them the minute they get on the
. iCotuniiscioners
If cleanliness is next to godliness, then neat­ of Gordon is priced at $8 over and above William Ray.............
a state of indigestion.
Manage?,
A»st G.F A Pas* A*t
Chas W Taylor
must
contain
dread
news.
When
finally
tliat
sum;
a
Goethe
goes
for
$10,
a
Shel
­
ness
is
side
by
side
with
piety.
Now, regarding the question of eating
car. The first thing they do is to size
Max Muller...............
....... County Clerk thft » ■ -r . T- r
----- TT*mi--TlrT*.wrmm s r.
When a man disagrees with you it is often I ley for four times that amount, and a James G Birdsey
before retiring at night, 1 should say it is I looked at the letter there appeared in a you up; and every time you pull the
................... Sheriff
strange hand tho single sentence:
SOCICTY DIRECTORIES.
............ Treasurer
strap they look at the dial to see if it beet to leave him alone. The same is true of Scott for $20. Mr. Ruskin’s shows a re­ R H Moore
nombar of Indiana in Alaska squally a* bad to eat indigestible food or a
“You m - t come quick.
rich food.
large quantity of any sort of viands as it is I
.............. A «sensor
markable difference, being only $4.50. J M Childers...................................
registers
correctly
They
are
unlike
the
It is better to lock the stable door after the but three lines of a prince of the Sand­ II II Mitchell .. . .School Superintendent
“There was no signature, and nothing )
of Indiana living on and culli­ to go to bed hungry. An empty stomach i
G. A. K.
will cause a rush of blood to the head, and I to indicate the origin of the letter, and ordinary passenger, insomuch as they horse is stolen than not to lock it all. It may wich islands ordering a bottle of gin sells J 8 Howard........................................ Surveyor
la 9,012.
wear an air of assumption that gives . save the oow.
buknkidk post xo. 23.
Dr K Pryce...................................... Coroner
one
that
is
heavily
laden
is
likely
to
be
filled
' when 1 turned to inquire <' the messen­
Tie total Indian population of the United
for 75 cents. A Cardinal Newman is
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
with obnoxious gases, in which the element ger he had disappeared a* completely as them ‘dead away.’ ”
tate* ie »47.761.
priced at $2.25, Mme. Patti's at a dollar County Seat............. .................. Grrnt« l’nss 3<i Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­
The “L” roads have “spotters” also,
of carbonic acid is not so prevalent as to
A
Qulek
Cure
for
Dyspepsia.
more, one of Lord Randolph Churchill Walter Sinclair. . .. .
i prevent some consequences that lead to if swallowed by the earth. I knew that but not to watch the train hands. These
Joint .Senator rades cordially welcomed.
Said a watch repairer: "It ia wouderful
M ax P racht , Commander.
the message referred to my boy, al- persons are called “inspectors,” and they
C J Howard.
.
.. Representative
at
$1.75,
one
of
Horace
Greeley
at
$2.25
, 1 broken rest
and at times astonishing bow little it takes
J R Casey, Adjutant.
............... County Judge
If ou* is troubled with insomnia, a band though 1 was entirely ignorant of the prowl around from station to station at to make some men happy. The other day a A Samuel Johnson is sold for $37.50; Volney Colvig
age soaked in cold water and laid across the source. I knew that 1 must hurry if I the most unseemly hours, just to catch middle aged man, well known on Wall street but a letter of neither Sir John Lubbock, ;J Hanseth ............... ......... (Commissioners
' P Huns°n..................
1
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
eyes and temple* will afford almost imme­ would see him alive.
the drowsy agent or ticket chopper as a chi-onio dyspeptic—a man for whom 1 Charles Mackay, Professor Masson nor Chas K Chanslor .. ................ County Clerk
diate relief and guarantee rest to the weary
THE DYING BOY.
i
J
C
Mo«
«
.................
GRANITE
LODGE, NO. 23, Knights pt
......................
8?'eri.i
:
had
don*
a
great
deal
of
work
—
entered
the
Mr.
W.
D.
Howells
appears
to
be
worth
asleep on his poet, or neglecting his
person if he suffers with no other ailment
..................... Treasurer Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every
"The message decided me, and at once business in any way
store anc. asked me in hi* usual surly manner more than seventy-five cento. A signed J A Jennings
This same appliance also proves very ben­ 1 sought a boatman, and, securing his
. A sspssor Friday evening Visiting Knight« In good
to place a new crystal in his watch. While 1 letter of Lord Tennyson, two pages oc­ P C Ream
W A Mussie
eficial in directing an excessive flow of blood
't standing are cordially hinted to attend.
EVERYBODY WATCHING
wa* complying with his request he sat at the tavo, is priced at $12.50; and one from I W N Saunders.. ,, tH'liool Supfriiitende
services,
started
down
the
river.
1
.Surveyor
G. F. M c C omnkll , C. 0,
from the brains into its proper channel.
The policeman dreads his roundsman, end of the counter contemplating my work
reached
home
some
hour*
ahead
of
the
..........................
Coroiior
:
Dr
Flanagan
H. T. C hitwood , K. ot R. A 8.
Thackeray (with the envelope) at $20
These simple rules, if observed, will allow
with
hi*
habitual
scowL
When
I
passed
him
for
he
knows
that
officer
is
appointed
to
KLAMATH COUNTV.
every one to get that rest which prolongs steamboat upon which 1 had originally
It might act au a sort of deterrent to
the timepiece and received the twenty cents
life and preserves youth and beauty.— New intended to come. 1 rushed to the house spy upon him and report any failure to
MASONIC,
.Linkville i
this craze for private letters if authors County Seat ..............
I
had
asked
him
hi*
whole
bearing
seemed
to
. Joint Senator j
York News
and was ushered into the presence of my perform his duty And yet what would change. He departed with his whois face would insist upon being paid pro rata by C A Cogswell, of Lake
HISKIVOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A, X.
Joint Representative ’
dying boy As 1 approached the bedside the police force amount to if there was wreathed in smiles, and it was evident that their correspondents for every word 8 P Moss, of Lake
i
A New Property of Celluloid.
W S Moore
....... ............. Countj' J udge ; Regular convocations on the Thursday
no such officer to watch the policeman? be wa* in an exceedingly happy frame of
he
recognized
me
with
a
smile,
and
then
which they write in their letters, not W<!< rawford......... ...
(Cinumissioners i next ufter the full moon.
Celluloid, a substance much employed in
The haH ways would be the sleeping place mind. I marveled greatly at the time, but
<
even omitting the address on the enve­ LB Kester............
the making of combs and other articles, has said.
W H A tkinson , H P.
for
some
and
the
drinking
saloons
the
Clerk i E B Myer, Secretary.
it was the next day before 1 could compre­ lope, which, when clean, also counts.— A L Leavitt.
•‘ 'Papa. I’ve been waiting for you.’
been, according to a report lately read to the
M D Childers ....... .. .................. ¡Sheriff
hend the change. I bad charged him but St. James’ Gazette.
Seine council of health by M. Kaucher, the
“Those were his last words, and in a rendezvous for others
Chas Graves.............. ........................ Treasurer :
“No man who is honest at heart,” said twenty cents for the work that I had pre
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. i8, A. F. A A. M.
cause of a rather extraordinary accident to a moment he was dead
I then knew that
John
Smart
Assessor |
> young French girl, who habitually wore a the message I had received had come a well known police official the other viously done for not les* than twenty-five
Found ths Melon.
P L Fountain......... I School Superintendent I Stilted communications on the Thursday
’ circular comb of celluloid. Her mother, a from him, and that he had been waiting day, “needs any watching A policeman cent»—Jeweler’s Weekly.
... Surveyor i of or before the full moon.
During the melon season in Persia a J B llriffitii.
> laundress, was occupied on a certain day in
John W Siemens ... ............................ Coroner
ought to be the last man to object to be­
E V M ills , W M.
for
me.
None
of
my
family
or
friends
few
years
ago
a
soldier
picked
a
melon
ironing, whilst the child, preparing her lee
No, It’s Not Strang*.
Wm It Lawson. Secretary.
ing watched, for he is in turn only hav- :
LAK*: COCltTY
liad
seen
the
message,
nor
did
they
know
and
devoured
it
without
paying
the
pea
­
I sons for school, sat on a low stool with her
The romance of a maidan, a young man and
ing done to him what he does to th*
sant the stipulated price. The peasant County Seat ...................... Joint Lakeview
head bent forward, about half a yard from anything aliout it Afterward I made
ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. E. *.
benalor I
public—looking for delinquent* In the a bull is related by the Augusta correspondent went to complain to Massoud Mirza, the C A Cogswell, of Lake !
• the stov* Suddenly she sprang from her the most searching inquiries at the town
8
P
MdSa,
Of
Lak«
'
'
I
Joint
Bepfesentative
of
The
Boston
Globe.
The
maiden
was
a
Stated
meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
I seat, uttering agonised cries, and her mother, where I waited for the boat, but nobody one case he is looking for lawbreakers; summer visitor. The young man was an shah’s oldest son. whose ear is always W A Wilshire
............... Coubty Judge in each month.
in
the
other
he
is
being
watched
so
that
I turning quickly round, perceived the girl’s had 6een tho messenger or ever beard of
M rs . J I) C rocker , W M.
Augusta fanner. The bull was a ferocious open to the lowest. After listening to il L Sherlock...........
Miao Kate Chitwood. Secretary
i bead to be surrounded by Barnes, while a him. Not the slightest trace of him was he will not commit a breach of police beast. On his way through the fields, with his-4>laint he said: “Well, you shall have William Bagley. ... ......... (Commissioners
W
T
Boyd
.........
Clerk
• strong smell, a* of burning camphor, filled to be found, and 1 was led to the inevita rules. And so it is in all cases where one hammer and nail* in his hand* to mend fence«, justice. I will test this matter to the
William Caril......... .............................. Sheriff
Í. O. O. F.
the air The flames being extinguished, it
the young man we* horrified to see the bull core. Bring in the soldier.” The gor­ A McCallen............
ble conclusion that the messenger had man is employed to watch another
Treasurer
I
wa* found that the circular celluloid comb
“It is notour desire to be good in many bellowing and plunging over the maiden’s mandizing soldier was brought in. “Cut A H islier............... School Superintendent
never
ap|>eiired
to
any
one
but
me,
and
AKHLAND
1X1IXIF., XO. 45.
the girl wore was completely burned. The
J E McDonough.
........................... Assessor
cases that keeps us from doing wrong, prostrate body. He hit the beast a terrific this man’s belly open," he »aid
Hold
regular
meeting«
every 8«turd*y
the
I child had sustained such a severe bum on the that 1 alone had seen the message.
blow with the hammer, took the fainting
W K Barry
Stock Inspector evening at their ball in A«hlan<i.
Brethren
“You can understand now why a but our fear of punishment either by maiden in hi* arms and ran for two dear executioner. “If there is a melon inside,’'
i scalp that she had to be taken to a hospital,
T|ie
circuit
coupt
for
the
Fjrst
Judicial
k < hh 1 stutiding are cordially invited to
black bordered envelope always fills me fines, imprisonment or the dread of hell livea The infuriated bull pursued them he added to the peasant, “you will get district sets ip Jtipkson ppunty on first jn
> and the hair, it is said by the doctors attend
attten«!.
N, A. J Arons, K G
• ing her. will never grow again on the scurcb
with the greatest dread and apprehen­ fire. If we don’t have some one over u* .Again and again the young man beat him your money: if not. off goes your head.” Monday in April. September arid Decem­
R oht . T aylor . Secretary.
' ! ed place. The only possible conclusion come sion. and why it was that 1 turned pale to remind us of this punishment occa-' back with the hammer. After a desperate The soldier was cut open, the melon ber. lit K)ai,iuth county on Second Mon
to as to the cause of the accident is that the and trembled when the messenger boy. sionaUy we poor weak mortals are liable struggle he reached a place of safety with his found and the peasant paid.—San Fran dsv in June and first Monday in November.
PILOT KOCK FXCAMIMF.XT, MO. ill,
In Lake county on the third Monday in
1 celluloid comb became ignited by a current
to err."
fair burden. She was almost dead, but time­ cisco Argonaut.
Meets
in Odd Fellows'* Hall every 2d and
who
just
appeared
in
the
door,
tendered
Msyand the second Monday in October, 4th Monday
t of hot air from the stove, and the moral con-
in each month
Mem tiers in
The day laborer is hourly under the ly treatment restored her. Is it strange that
me
the
ominous
looking
message
intended
in
Josephine
county
on
first
Mondays
in
r veyed is not to go too near a stove when
good standing cordially invited to attend.
eye of the "boss,” the boss is watched a friendship sprang up between the maiden i
March and August
Better
Than
a
Safety
Vault.
for
you.
i wearing a celluloid.—London Standard.
R ost T aylor , C P.
and her rescuer! U it strange that it promise*
For .Jackson county the County, Probate
Highwayman (halting lady in car­ and
N. A. Jacob*. Scribe.
"You* will observe that my hair is by the contractor, the contractor by the to ripen iuto something elsef I* it strange
Commissioners court* meet every
architect
and
the
whole
crowd
by
the
white, although lam yet a young man
WIU1 VIIV
legends of the Nightingale.
month, VUIlllIlCIIVlllg
commencing with
the llli'V
first Monday; |
that he is poor and she a rich man’s daughter I riage)—Stop, madam! Your money or JUUlILIl,
city’s building inspector.
HOPE REBECCA flEGBEE LODGE, MO. 14.
for Josephine county, the first Monday in
your lifel
Among the legend* of old England are Before that eventful night my hair wa*
The cigarmaker is watched by the fore­
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
Lady—My money is in my pocket, sir I January, April. July, and September ¡’for
some which aver that certain places are a* biack as a raven's wing. After 1 re­
The Field of Boner.
Lake county, every alternate month, com­ month it: Odd Fellows’s Hall. Ashland.
never visited by the nightingala Among ceived the black bordered letter from the man; the factory girl who workson small
Settliug disputes of all kind* with fists and as neither you nor 1 can find it in mencing the first Monday in January; for
Ma*. M aome S trait , N O.
thee* is Havering at Bower, where it is said mysterious messenger, who came to me articles that could be easily carried away seems still to be extremely popular in juve side of ten minutes, and there is a large KlaniHth county, the first Wednesday in
Mas. C. K. M ay . Secretary
that Edward the Confessor, being interrupt­ at the boat landing that night, a feeling is under the surveillance of the forelady
party of brethren tourists coming up the March, June. September and November.
nil* circles.
ed by them in his meditations, prayed that came over me such as 1 never knew be­ I The girl in the candy store by the cashier,
A. O U, W.
Yesterday, as 1 was hurrying along a prob hill, I would advise you to let me pass.
THE
they might never sing in that place again.
and the respectable customer in any of ty street in a suburban village, a group of
Highwayman
—
Thanks,
madam,
your
fore
nor
have
known
since.
The
awful
In acme part* of Yorkshire the idea prevails
ASHLAND LODGE, KO. «16.
the big stores is under the watchful four boys came in sight They were appar advice is worth heeding Oood day.—
that the nightingale has never been beard, agony of that trip down the river will
Meets in lodre room in Odd Fellows’ Hall
ently doing nothing assiduously after the Burlington KYee Prews
eye
of
the
floor
walker
The
cashier
ia
remain
fresh
in
my
memory
until
degtb
and in the forest of Sc. Leonard's, according
every first and third Wednesday in each
of boy* All of them were under 7
When I reached home, end watched by the bookkeeper, the shipping manner
to an old record, “there doth never singe ends all
month. All brethren in good standing are
L.Mig Life with a Broken Neck.
■Inet Published.
year*
old.
They
seemed
to
be
discussing
cordially invited to attend.
nightingale, although« the forests rounde stood at the bedside of my boy, my hair clerk by the superintendent, and in many something or other in the quietest fashion
The uifortunate Mr. Hill In this city is not
T. <». A kdrkwn . W M.
about in tymeof theyeare is replenished with was white as snow
be most interesting, intensely (..» in­
it has darkened cases the partner* in a business watch until 1 was nearly up to them. Then, quick th* first man who ha* lived with a broken
15 8 R adci . if - . Recorder.
nightingale* " lzaak Woltou. the famous some in the years that have since passed each other’s methods There ia no end to is a lightning flash, the smallest boy of then
i', / and popular subscription book ever
neck. 11 a certain North Carolina district
fisherman and author of that most delightful but it will never be black again. "-Wash the watching and spying upon business |11 drew bock a little and sent his very snial
blished.
before tie war it wa* the practice to send to
book, “The Complete Angler,” has given in
Br J W RUEL,
CHoKEX FRIENIM.
people, and the only one who escapes it left fist into the face of the boy nearest t< congress the man who could lift the heaviest
ington
Cor
St
I«ouis
Globe-Democrat.
the following prose poem a beautiful descrip­
is the journalist. —New York Star
him For directness and speed th* blow w * weight. »Vbeu the champion got the seat b*
T( e most famoU"> and >nccessfn! Ameri-
Barber Shop,
N
Overland to California.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.’S
N
Exchange Saloon,
DIRECTORY
Living World.
Dtorou ragi ng.
It was Satan, a liar from the beginning
who said: “All that a man bath will be give
for bis lifa “
Smith— Hullo, Johnson, you’re not looking
well
Johnson—No, I’m under the weather I've
bad to leave off smoking, too
Stuitb-That's bad—very bad.
JohiMtn - Yea, but tual isn't the worst of
L I'm afraid that leaving off «rooking iagn
ng !■> do me good!—Medical aixi Surgical
Iteporter
Hl* Tag Wa* Geoe.
Au Incident recently told by a public speaker
certainly counsel* us to keep our eye* and earr
open. Thar* I* always *>ma absurd event
awaiting our smile, *ven in the busiest part
at th* city and th* most hurried hour in the
An expressman wa* busily loading his
wagon one hot uoouUde, and as he piles! the
bundle* high an * wist* nt appeared iu liaxte
carrying « «nah dog in his outatreu-li«.1
band*
“Wall,” said the first man. sharply, a* be
took him, “where’s be to goT
“1 don’t know ”
“Don't knowT
“No, I dou’t, nor nobody don't. He's eat
up bi* tag I” -Youth's Companion.
tion of the strains of Philomela “The night­
ingale breathes such sweet loud music out of
her little instrumental throat that ft might
make mankind to think miracle* are not
osased. He that at midnight, when the very
laborer sleeps securely, should bear, a* I ha vs
vary often, the clear airs, the sweet descants,
the natural rising and falling, the doubling
and redoubling of her voice, might well be
lifted above earth and say, ‘Lord, what mu
sic hast thou provided for the saints in
heaven, when thou affordest bad men such
music on earthf ’’—Little Folks.
Origin of “We Won't Go Home."
Au interesting history of au old and well
Imowu comic tune was given by Professor
Eusel, a music teacher, in a speech in tbt
Music Thochers' assocjitioo yesterday Ht
said that when the army of the first Napo­
leon wa* in Egypt in 1790 the camp tor awhile
wa* near the pyramid* One afternoon about
sunset the band was playing The inhabi
tent« of the deecrt bad collected near and
were listening to the music Nothing unu
sual happened until the band struck up *
tune which we now bear under the name of
“We Won’t Go Home Till Morning.” In
stantly there were the wildest demonstra
tlons of joy among the Bedouins They era
braced each other and shouted and lianced
in the delirium of their pleasure. The rca
son was that they were listening to the fs
vorite and oldest tune of their people Pro
feasor Eusel then state! that the tune had
been taken to Europe from Africa ui the
Eleventh century by the Crusaders, and bau
lived separately in both countries for over
700 years. This is certainly enough to make
“We Won’t Go Home Till Morning” a classic
Its origin is more of a mystery than the
source of the Nile,— Louisville Fust.
Eighteen Rattlers a* One Shot.
A Pigeon Decide* a Law Case.
Mike Payton declares that he is the
A novel decision was rendered by Jus­
boss snake killer He killed six rattle­
snakes a week ago in going from the tice Miller in a suit before him between
Marguerite mine to the Northern Belle John B. Kirby and John Scott, each
One of them measured four feet and ten claiming the ownership to a certain car­
inches. He says that Keystone ravine is rier pigeon, which was brought into
chuck full of them. Charles Castagua court in charge of an officer Justice
did a little better than that He killed Miller, in order lo settle (lie ownership
eighteen not iong since with one shot.— beyond question, ordered the pigeon
placed in the hands of two disinterested
Sierra City Tribune
persons, who took it four miles south of
Au Overproud Country.
the city and released it. After it had
Wo are a great nation. During 100 yean started, two cliasers were sent up by
our progress in the arts and sciences has been Kirby, and Scott followed suit by releas­
the most phenomenal of the world’s history. ing another pigeon The pigeon in con­
We stand upon the pinnacle to which we troversy flew straight to the residence of
have been elevated and fulaomely congratu­
late ourselves In days of Rome's triumphal Scott, and, according to the decision of
marches a slave sat in the chariot of the con­ Justice Miller, is now Scott's property.—
queror and whispered to him that he was but Youngstown (O.) Cor. Cleveland Leader
Hold it until he was literally lifted out of it
by a more muscular man. The gentleman
won it by lifting two barrels of turpentine,
but after holding it several terms he w*t
challeugol to contest It with an opponent, who
undertook to lift three barrel* of turpentine
at once. He did it, lifting one barrel with
Gladstone*» Church.
each hand and a third on his head, but the ef­
Hawarden church is as much an ob­ fect broke his neck, or rather crushed the
ject of curiosity as any other feature ol cervical vertebra. The accident did not kill
tfic place, from the fact that Gladstone him, and be wa* elected to congress and
has so often read the service there. It. served many terms, using an artificial sup­
too, overlooks the river Doe. [f ia pf port for bl* bead. Of course the spinal cord
rather ancient construction, and like the *4* tpt injured, or h* would have been par­
castle has been greatly altered and added alysed.—Ban Franciaco Alt*.
worthy of Sullivan. It caught th* assailc
jarty on the U06e and the blood flowed a
>nce.
A* 1 reached the group I beard the youn
xigilist say: “I don’t allow any man to ca
<uc a durned fool.”—Pittsburg Dispatch
to. Pictures of Mr. Gladstone reading the
Corrected.
service in this church have been often
Promptness In acknowledging an error is a
drawn. His manner while so doing is
characteristic. Holding himself erect he commendable trait, as it Is also one that is non«
gives forth his lines in a clear and pene too common. But a correspondent of The
Bon Transcript cite* an example which is
trating voice, every word being easily
y to strike every one a* rather queer.
heard and grasped. With his right hand
mortal. We need something of this kind.
In a grave yard in Norfolk, Va, there is a
he follows the lines down the Bible as he handsome marble monument “Sacred to the
We need taking down a peg We are too
The Tiger's Choice.
puffed, too brutally boastful —San Antonio
reads them, while with his left he memory of Mrs. Margaret, etc., wife of, etc.,
The Java Bode record* a singular ad
Expr jss.
who died, etc.,” and below the inscription is
venture which recently befell a govern­ clutches the high candlestick beside him this Addendum:
for support
ment
surveyor
in
the
wilds
of
Sumatra
A young man well Known ui society clr
“Erratum—For Margaret, read Martha.”
cles, who has a billiard room in the house, After a hard day'* work on a mountain
She Shot a Crane at Forty-seven Tanis.
was one evening teaching a young lady in side he passed the night in the open air
Whooping Cosgh.
Miss Mattie Chan, who lives near
whom be was soiuewbat interested to play
in a hut hastily rim up by his coolies
Jenner called attention to the fact that
The small boy of the family went up to view As he was falling asleep after long Lynesville, in this county, killed a crane children vaccinated but for a short time ap­
one day last week that measured six feet
the game, but was evidently not greatly
watching, the sight of two fiery eye* four and a half inches from tip to tip ol peared to resist the taking of whooping
pleased with its progress, and soon came
cough, and that a primary vaccination in a
down. Some one of the family asked hin. glaring in at the entrance of the hut al­ its wings, and was five feet seven inches
person suffering from that disease not only
most
paralyzed
him
with
terror.
An
how the game was going on, and be said
high It had a fish in its mouth when diminished the intensity, but also shortened
enormous
royal
tiger
soon
glided
in
"The game is not going ou at alL Uncle----
shot, and Miss G. showed her skill in its course materially. A physician acting
is not playing at all, he is just standing tber- smelled him all over, and then set t< handling a gun when it is known that
upon this ides recently applied vaccination
bolding Mua ---- 's hand. That's all he's work devouring the remains of hi* even the crane was forty-seven yards from
in two cases of whooping cough, and by that
doing, and 1 don't think there’s any fuu in iug meal to the last morsel. Afterward her when she shot—Crawfordville Dem treatinert the disease in both instances was
that sort of a garnet"— Indianapolis Journal . bis terrible tuert dieaproer*^
I ocraL
I 'tired in a very short time.—-Bostnc Herald *
F idelity L odge N o . 1, or O regon .
itt Writer, and au hor ot "The Beautiful
■>ry,” •rca and Land,’’ "The World'-
Meets the first and third Tuesday even­
under*. Etc.
ing* of eah ni nth in 1. O. O. F. hall.
It is a matchles- work of art . Over 1.-
Meiulters in good «landing respectfully
n niagniliggnt «ptfited engravin -, tlestgn- invited.
T. W. L ynch .
and execuied'lw the l*sl artist-^ntl ct,
’,Vw. P atterson , 8« ’y.
Councellur,
avers oil two Continents, em'cllisfa its
ages and add excitenieni to wonder. In
. 1 litiott to this incomparable ea'.ure is ><up- A CALL FOR »IDS KOll 1 WINDS
-tuenied many grand and oeaud ul fi ll -
Foil VATi.R WOHKii.
COLOHKI* KLEOCRAPH FLAT«.
TllCnint
. Iliant color« u-ed in the pictures produce
i almost dazzling e..ect, making them [>er-
¡rem« of art, uno executed a: a cost of
.X)<W.
AGENTS WANTED.
Everywhere to sell till- most remarkable
bo' k; Old experienced agent« gra-p it at
sight, for tl.ev realize there i» big m ney in
In reality it ia a marvel of I>ooktusking
T. L" you want to make some m ney,
•re is a golden opportunity f r y< u. An
ency for this work is worth
From
to tjtf»3 Per Day
It is acknowledged by all publisher.« and
■ ents t>. lie thè hands, mesi, fa-test selling
.and cheapest book ever published, bend
mmediatelv for illustrated drtplar* and
terms free, or the • pp. rtnnity will i e lost.
To save time and to «et-uré it instantly,
-end $1.00 for a complete canvas-ing < L tit
and name choice o territory. Ext sfott­
erà «cm and c..< Iu- >e << ri ti ry
■iiaranteetj.
rkjng ggent« are coining
money and you can do «he -{ mu «.
Neither experience nor capita! i« reqiiiMd
to eti .a.-e in tltis ei».erpri«e. a- the -ook
Aiil «eli it-elf il properly pr>--enied. end
we give our Ageqtx 3b titty's time in which
.<> deliver and collect bstore p»yl.q;: n-
Addres«
The History t c.
7M Murkvt 8t.( Bau Frwttco, Cai.
OTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to Mo tion 4 of Ordinance No.
67. passed In,- the Coinniun Council of the
City of A'hland, in the state of Oregon, on
the 21st day of August, 1HM), entitled, ‘‘An
Ordinance to provide for the construction
of a system of Water Works and to issue
the Bonds of the City of Asbtand to the
amount in the aacregate of fifty th >u-*nd
dollar- for that purpose,’’ I, f». R. Mill»,
Maj or < f .«aid cfcy, will receive propoafibi or
bids in writing, sealed, trom anv and alt
persons wishing to purchase «aid 'Bond«, o?
any txiriion of them at any time l>etween
the date of this notice and the first Monday
in Octolter next after the date hereof.
All bids or proposals mode mu«t Specify
<?i tijictly tb,c highest once «fee' jwrir, of
I srtic«, pfopo-lq-- to pirrchg-e saM lift'iij
will pay in '-a h on delivery of th> Bonds lq
hint ot them; and al* what amount in t|te
a.-;’ egate of -u “« Bonds the person, or p«T-
s. r.«. projKt lug to purriia-e will take at ti e
price «mere I »r ‘ tin or them.
N
D(p>d at 1 lilgud, Orezon. Aug. 22, lv^'
ft. K. Mll.lV '
Jis.'« <> Hie City pf A «bland. Oj.
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i,| !, «>■ >h‘>-t-Horn Ht<«-k,
• 11.m <j other et<K k. iu-
bl
1C.
WÍÜ .st*
qtv.< ut Ge«.. M, R..|« rta’ place, at ujqier
■ end ui Granite rtrect.