VALLEY RECORD.
The People’« Paper.
HUH k Í11IKB.
"IT'S MAMMV'8 BED.”
••ft’* aiammy * bed: It'* mammy » bed!"
Win <est what little Rosy *ed;
Ao' to thia day 1 kin feel the pain
In my oei heart again and again.
An' remember how the rain an' sleet
Coma down you oever aeeil th* teat.
LAST TESTAMENTS.
fiomethlug A boot Mills of Olden Time*.
Stacks of Buch Docamenta in Somerset
Boose—The Firs* Mill and Awful Fate
of Ito Maker.
Such phrases were not, we imagine, likely
to make Baron Maule's court unmanageable,
or to let counsel get out cf hand. Surely it
is absurd to »ay that the exercise of such wit
must be condemned, because we protest
»gainst the wse of an ill timed, ill judged and
jaunty jocularity. The one need never for a
moment lower the tone of th* court. The
other, “easy, vulgar, aid therefore disgust
ing,” is sure to end in a loss of dignity and
respect.
Again, the judge who reminded an advo
cate in the following manner that he was
wasting the time of the court did no violence
to decorum. The barrister had been explar»-
ing at great len'Jh certain tr^.sactions in
regard to a furnished bouse. Having dealt
with the bouse in a long and dreary oration
utterly beri le the point, he coughed aud be
gan: “And now, my lord, I propose to ad
dress myself to the furniture.” “You have
not been addressing yourself to anything else
for the last hour and a half,” was the reply.
Here, though counsel could hardly have felt
comfortable, the court suffered no loss of re
spect.
Indeed, under certain circumstances, a
judge may find In bis wit the means of bring
ing clearly home to the public mind the ill
results of any portion of our legal system
which he considers imperfect.
Baron Maule had once to sentence a man
tried before him in a case of bigamy, in
which it appeared that though the crime had
actually been committed, there were very
great excuses for the prisoner. His wife had
been drunken and unfaithful and, leaving
him with a large family of children to bring
up, had disappeared for several years. Under
such circumstances he had thought himself
able to marry again. In giving sentence
Baron Ma'ile in detail stated how the prison
er ought to hare acted, how he should have
brought ono action for crim. con. in the
civil courts and another in the ecclesiastical
coil* for a divorce, and, finally, how he
should have obtained a private act of par
liament dissolving the first marriage and al
lowing him to contract a second. " |jou will
probably reply,” ended Baron Maule, "that
this would have cost you £1,000 and that you
have not a thousand pence. But let me tell
you, prisoner at the bar, that this is no ex
cuse, and that in England the law is the same
for the poor as for the rich.”
As may be deduced, this passage led up to
a sentence of three days’ imprisonment,
to begin from the first day of the assizes, and
therefore, in this case at least, the prisoner
had something beyond “his judge's joke for
consolation.”—The Spectator.
TCKKEY’S S\D SULTAN.
K'itli an Income of Ten Million« » Year
He 1» Cnhappy, anil Rarely Goes Out.
A Fen Picture of the Sultan on Hi» Way
to Prayers on a Friday.
AN ALBANIAN
P. H. DONOGHUE.
BLOOD FEUD.
How One Family Incarred th* Deathly
Enmity of Another.
Being in confidential mood, my host tells
me about his family and his children, and
that he has a blood feud with one of the most
powerful families of the neighboring Hotti
tribe, and so never goes out of the village
alone for fear he should be shot for the blood
be owes his enemies. His sister, he explains,
married a man of Hotti, and it was consid
ered a splendid match, as that tribe is the
most powerful in the great mountains and
takes the post of honor in time of war.
About a year after tbe marriage the bus-
tiand repudiated his bride and sent her home,
giving no reason for the outrage, but merely
saying he was not going to keep the woman
any longer Such an insult was not to be
tolerated, so my host and his brother, seeing
that there w as no chance of obtaining for
their sister the restitution of her rights,
looked out for an opportunity of killing their
brother-in-law.
"He was very cunning,” says my host re
flectively, playing with his pistol; "but 1
waited for him every day, and at last I
caught him alone, and then 1 shot him for the
slight be had dared to put on our family.”
“And so you owe them blood?”
He grins aud arranges his pistols in his
leather sila “His father and brothers,” he
replies, “often come into our country to look
for me, and wait for me outside the bazar or
on the road to Scodra, but 1 never go into the
city without my brother and my relatious, so
they canuot exact the penalty without light
ing a battle.”
“But surely that must be a great nuisance
for you?”
He shrugs his shoulders: “Some day they
will catch me alone, as 1 caught bun, and then
they will shoot me if they can."
“And your sister?”
"She is in the city."
“Has she married again?”
“Married? Oh, no! She begs; she lias her
child.” Then seoing my look of astonishment
he adds: “What is she to do? We cannot
support her; she does not belong to us now,
and tho Hotti will not keep her. But I have
aveuged the insult; I have shot her husband.”
Truly, honor and dishonor are arbitrary-
words! My companion is, according to bis
own code, a man of strict honor. His sister
has been repudiated by her busband without
cause or reason, and he feels that he has done
everything he can be expected to do when be
has shot the erring husband and left tbe poor
woman to escape starvation as best she may
by begging in the streets of Bcodra a bare
subsistence for herself aud child.—Chambers’
Journal
“iSIOllSBS
Produce & Coinniissiou
Merchant.
i
J. Ramsdell,
The many Uttle whimsicalities which crop
Sultan Abdul-Hamid has an empire nearly
ASHLAND
OREGON.
out in human nature as the hour of Anal dis
The mother wuz thar so cold an’ whit*
naif the size of the United States, over which
In er o.tRa — a terriUe sight,
solution draws near are equally as vnac-
he is absolute ruler, and his word means life
AN EXPERIENCED HOUME MOVER
Utters. Pabiishe.'» and Sole Proprietor»,
A»' the neighbor» all awaitin' »till,
countable as the other peculiarities—every
«nd death to more than 33,000,000 people. He
IAke
people
on
such
occasion*
will.
o®. • u> MeCsll» Hall. t>p-stair»; stairs on
Has recently bought out Win. Patterson,
one is distinctively peculiar in his way—for
Is the spiritual head of the great Mohamme
An Rosy »-playin' around it.
earth »id* of Masonic Milding.
the Ashland flouse-Mover ami i« soliciting
which be or »be was noted “when the pulse
dan religiou, and 200,000,000 lips speak his
Nas er adreamln' a »ingle bit
the pa.ronage of the citizens of Ashiaa*
■ntrrcd in th* Po«toflJce at Aahland a*
beat high with life,” and death wa* last in
name in worship e»-ery day. Multitudes in
That »be was tbar—Chat it was her,
and environs; satisfaction guaranteed.
Second Cla«» mad matter.
thought.
Who couldn’t speak nor stale nor stir
India, North Africa, China aud South Europe
Parties living outside and having .««eh
Any one will attest to th* truth of this
look upon him as the “Shadow of God." aud,
'
work to do. arc requested to send their ad
Tb'-n they moved the bed whar she had dle4
who has ever had the pleasure—it is a real
like the Turks of Asia Minor, regard him as
dress. when thev will be called upon.
A/tMLAND. Oa...THr«en*». Nor. 21. 188 •
An we belt our breath. for Rosy cried.
pleasure to one with a taste for things out of
Address:
JOHN A. RAMBDRLL,
the representative of Mohammed He has an
With great big »obs an tear» she eed,
the ordinary—of examiuing musty old rolls
A shi . axd , O r .
income of (10,000,000 a year. His treasury
“It'« mammy's bed—It's ruanuny's bed:"
of quaint and curious testamentary docu
is filled with diamonds. His palaces are num
U«r pap roulla t say a word to her.
menta. The many oddities found in “last
tiered by scores and he count» his Arab horses
But tuk the child an' belt her tight,
wills and testaments,” cannot with any assur
by the thousands. He has countless servants
An' went cross to the winder, wher'
ance of infallibility be taken as an
to satisfy his every wish.
—VIA —
The wind sung from out the night.
index or criterion to the real ctuu--
....... iSenators
If physical comfort, sensual enjoyments
J S D*lph
He sn'L-t a thought with pain an' dread.
acter of the person whose signature
............... 1
Jot.» M Mikheil
and worldly power are the chief ends of life,
The cold wet earth wua mam-ny's bed.
Congressman
is attached thereto. One may pursue
Minger Hermann
— Will« Harben io Epoch.
this man, now in his prime, ought to be the
Governor
•ylvevler Pennoyer
tae even tenor of his way and live out the
happiest man in the world. He is, on the
j
Secretary
of
State
•«orge W M' Bride
LINE,
afternoon, the twilight and the shady even
OPPOSITE I. O. O. F. HALL,
The Coant'» Wealth.
contrary, one of the mest miserable. Every
State
Treaaurer
G W Webb
ing
of
a
long
life,
and
at
last
plunge
into
one of the roses of his life conceals a thorn,
THE
Th* Paris correspondent of The London
MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Public Instruction
Athland,
~
~
Oregon.
and in each of his palaces the skeletons of fear
State Printer Tim«* tells this romantic itory, which reads darkness which follow« it at its close, re
. bide in the cloaeta. stand behind the marble
like a chapter of "Monte Cristo:" Soin« spected for hi» sagacity, his good sense and
FRESH BREAD & PIES daily
^Supreme Judges
Time Between
columns of the salons and poke their heads
fancy that the Comt* de Paris' fortun* u good management, with provisions in his will
E M Strahn
out at him through the perfumed steam of
■mall and that be nee>la power to enlarge it, which, had they been given ante-mortem in
ASHLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO,
his luxurious Turkish batik Having absolute
ria»* irticut •irraicr.
but thia Is a mistake He ha* a considerable stead nt post-mortem publicity, would have
23 HOURS
control over millions of lives, he exists in
.Circuit Judge fortun*, the amount and origin of which ar« been the cause of bis last days being sper.
L F. Wehster
OF EVERY VAWKTY.
daily fear of the loss of bis own and trembles
William
._____________
M Coivi«
_
District Attorney unknown »ven to hi» most intimate friends within the precinct* of some insane asylum.
i
some strange cases .
Poe Jackson. Josephine. Lak* and Klam At least ten years ago a man, since dead, who
u he spends his nights and days inside his
Kept constantly on hand.
CALIF ORMI A KXrRCSS TRAINS BVK DAILY
These thoughts have been suggested prima
ath counties.
great palace surrounded by his guards.
bore a high foreign title, wrote to the Comte
ftrlers
for
parties
promptly-
executed,
Between
rily by recent events, some remarkable speci
j*c«»*» C*VBTT.
a guard or 7,000.
I d* Paru "I owe my immenia fortune to your
special prices given.
mens
of
testamentary
curios
having
quite
grandfather,
and
1
wish
to
show
my
grati
Ho moves among his people ouly when he
tjounty Seat
.... Jacksonville
All kinds of ornamental work neatly done.
Wedding cake« a specialty.
...
Senator tud* to him by offering you port of it, and lately b«en made public. I refer to the Nash
A r Stantoy.
»«forced to do so by the religious dwervances
ville,
Tenn.,
woman
who
left
fie,
000
to
her
'tread delivered daily at your door
J T Bowditch
thus enabling you to personify the monarchy
which are incumbent upon him as the bead
8011th
*
Representatives
1 North
Prices always reasonable.
Robert A MIUer
Give a trusty man five of your visiting cards two dogs as beneficiaries; to the Columbus,
uf the Mohammedan religion, and his only
4
:tX>
p
111
Lv
Ar
Portland
10:45 a iu
W K Price
8.
C.,
man
who
left
a
vast
estate
of
8,000
Bread bills must be settled m.inth
He will present them to five stockbroker»
outing is on Friday afternoon when be goe3
8:30 a HI
Ar Ashland
Lv 5:40 p m
J k >*u
.County Judge named below, and what 1 destine for you acres tied up in such a shape that it cannot
in
state
to
worship
at
the
mosque.
9.00 a 111
Lv Ashland
Ar 5 10 p m
William Ray
. . jCommissioners
will be banded to him.” This wa* done. Th» possibly benefit the persons for whom intend
The ceremony is one of the grand sights of
7a III
Ar .Sani ranciseuLv 1 7:00 p m
Phas W Taylor
ed before the year 1989, and the Wabash.
STJLZFò
trusty
man
brought
back
a
cabful
of
bond»
I
Constantinople.
The
people
would
riso
in
in
Mas Muller
.County Clerk
Local passenger train daily ( except Sunday)
surrection if the sultan omitted it, and it
James G Birdaev
Sheriff to bearer 1 do not know the precise sum, Ind., woman who requested that her heart
8:00 1 ra Lv Portland
Ar I 10:46 a m
be
removed
from
tho
body,
and
that
her
R H Moore
....... .. .Treasurer but the insurance companies demanded 150,
takes 7,009 troops to guard bun on his way
12:40 p 111 Lv
Ar 1 11:36 a m
Albany
J M Childers
Assessor 000 francs for the transport of the bond* to hands and feet be amputated and together
from his palace to the place of worship. A
4:10
Eugene
Lv 1 9 00 a ni
1’ ÜL Ar
U H Mitchell
School Superintendent England. The count thought this too much, be sent to and buried in France, the scenes of
wide, winding road leads from the palace to
Surveyor and be had the bonds put in tin boxes, which her childhood days, while the mutilated body
J b Howard.
the mosque, and at the side of this a house
I PULLMAN BUFFET SLEErF.RS
Or R Prye* .... ... ...............
Coroner tpo trusty men took to England and deposited was to be consigned to mother earth near her
has been built by the sultan for distinguished
late
home
in
the
Hoosier
state.
JO« «Fill»» eoeitTT.
7 O f 11 is '1 SI.EEi’iXG
CA RS
at Coutu1 bank. The Comte de Pari* is sup
foreign guests. This house is just opposite
With those three extraordinary document*
otice is hereby given to
Cuanty Best
Grants Pass posed to have 400,000 francs or 500,000 franc»
For accommodation of Second Class Pas
the mosque aud its windows command a lino
the people of Ashland and surround sengers, attached to Express Train».
Walter Sinclair.
...
Joint Senator a year, which would be inadequate for th* as a text, I propose to trace the origin of will
view of it and the roads leading to it.
ing country that E .Sturgeon, the barber,
C J Howard. ... ..
. Representative head of a dynasty, and thus, perhaps, ho» making, and consider the most uncommon
Armed
with
the
card
of
the
American
min
has
m.
ved in with R. F. High, and we have
Volney Colvig
County Judge
The S P Co.’s Ferry make» connection
provisions in the hundreds of testamentary
ister and accompanied by my Mohammedan
tied up a nice shop. Everything is neat with all the regular trains on the Ea»t Bide
J Hanaeth...................
¿Commissioners risen the supposition that he is in haste to in- rarities which have gone on record since th*
cretue his resource*. But he 1* vastly richer
guide,
I
was
received
by
the
officer
in
charge
and
clean
and
we
are
here
to
.«tav
and
all
P Hansen
Division from foot of F street, Portland.
... (
first property owner wrote: “I hereby will
we ask is a fair share of the patronage. We
when I called at this houso. 1 was given a
Chas K Cbandor
County Clerk than is supposed. Except th* glory of and bequeath.”
are the only authorized agents to sell the
seat at one of the windows, and for two hours
West Side Division—Between
J C Moss
Hheri.i mounting the throne and restoring th* prin
The father of all wills and the most ancient
zennine sea foam. Call and see us and try
J A Jennings
Treasurer ciple of hereditary succession, be lacks noth
preceding the ceremony I was interested in
PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
document of its kind known to the historian j
Juries In England.
us. Yours Respectfully,
P C Ream
....
.. Assessor ing which can constitute earthly happiness.
the massing of the soldiers and in the prepa
E. STURokos & R. F. H igh .
and the antiquarian, u that of “the great
W A Massie
.School Superintendent
In oue respect England is ahead of Ameri ration for the coming of the sultan. First
MAILTRAIN DAILY (KXCKET SUNDAY.)
king,” Sennacherib, mentioned so frequently ca in criminal court procedure. I refer to came a little army of carts drawn by donkeys
W V Saunders
............................Surveyor
The
Castle
of
the
Doaglases.
7
:30
a m | Lv Portland
A
---------- --
Ari
(¡:20pm
Dr Flanagan
... ..................... Coronor
in tho Scriptures by Herodotus and by Jo the selection of juries. I attended courts in lud led by bare legged men in turbans.
A Coffin Full of Opium.
12:25 p m Ar Corvallis
Lv | 1:30 p m
But now, as we turn our back on th* Bass, sephus. Sennacherib lived and reigned be
KLAMATH COrWTT.
London and the assize towns pretty regular These carts were filled with soft yellow saud
Recent Singapore papers report au extra-
another ruined castle, grander and for mor*
At. Albany and Corvallis connect with
County Beat...................
.Linkville massive and lofty than Dirleton, fills th* eyo. tween the years 702 and 080 B. C.—over ly for nearly twenty years, and can only re , and spread over the road to the depth of sev- • ordinary case of smuggling at Sourabaya, in
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
2,500
years
ago.
In
the
will,
which
was
C A Cogswell, of Lake ■
Joint Senator
member one case in which it took more than . eral inches. As time goes on the soldiers i Java. A Chinese passenger having died on
B P Mow, of Imk*
Joint Representative On a lofty, jagged cliff that seems to run out (ound by excavators on the site of the royal ten minutes to secure a jury. Then there . march up, division after division, and rank ! Ixiard a junk which was auchored in the
ZXPRUMl TRAIN DAILY («XCKFT SUNDAY.)
WB Moor*
Coanty Judge into the sea, and is washed on three sides by library, the "great invincible” wills his son» were only niue jurors in atteudance, and the
I roadstead, tho health officer of the port went
W 0 Crawford
(Commissioner» its waters, starnls the far tamed castle of Tan- certain “stores of precious things” at that judge, Baron Bramwell, fined the absentees . themselves along the highway.
4:50
pm Lv Portland
Ar 9 00 s m
1
There are regiments of cavalry on tho : off and, after viewing the body, gave the nec-
L B Kaeter
tallon. Sir Walter's description of it in time on deposit in the Temple of Nebo. It ia
i
8:10 pin Ar McMinnville Lv 5:45 a m
A L I^avitt.
Clerk “Martnlon," if not in the highest style of a sad commentary on tho crude civilization (250 each, and while he was having the fines finest of Arabian steeds, each regiment hav ! essary permit for burial. The master of the
recorded tho sheriff secured three substitutes. ing horses of the same color, and new ly junk then came on shore aud ordered a large
M D Childers . .
Sheriff poetry, is a wonderfully correct word picture.
of the times that these same sons should Such a thing as challenging a juror is al every regiment uniformed differently. Here coffin of the usual Chinese kind. During the
THROUGH TICKETS t« *11 pial*
«'has Grave«.
Treasurer
...............
The origin of Tautallon castle, the re
John Smart
SOITN AU KIST
A «»essor nowned stronghold of the Douglases, is un so far forget their filial duties as to «.«assi most unheard of. Once I remember a roan is a troop of Circassians, with black caps six early hours of the morning, tho crew with the i
nate their considerate parent while he wat charged with shoplifting protested against a inches high, upon the crown of which are coffin landed, and tho funeral procession I Has just received the biggest nnd liest
P L Fountain
School Superintendent
Vi* CALlUlIli.
known.
For
centuries
it
was
the
great
citadel
stock
of
goods
ever
brought
to
Ashland.
busily engaged in worshiping his favorite brother of the prosecutor serviug on the white crosses. They are dressed in European passed along the streets amid tbe burning of
J B Griffith
.........
Surveyor
J*ha W Siemens
......... .........
Coroner of the family on the east of Scotlaud, it! <od.
jury. His protest was overruled, the trial uniforms, and upon their breasts are rows of sacrificial papers, beating of gongs and tbe A fine stock of imported goods, I al.«o car-
For full information regarding rates.maps,
situation was so remarkable, the structure sc
Tho Romans, 400 or 500 years before the proceeded ami the verdict was "not guilty.” cartridges. Below them are cavalry from other customary demonstrations of sorrow. ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot etc , call on company’s agent at Ashland.
LAK a CoeUTT.
ail to be suited. Call and examine the
strong and the means of defense so skillful, , birth of Christ, adopted the plan of setting
R. KOEHLER, '
E P. ROGERS,
Oue reason why juries are so easily obtained Asia Minor, and coming down the hill in the Ono of tho crew walked in front carrying the stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class
Cauaty M*at
Lakeview that it seemed to defy military attack.
1 forth, before taking their departure for the is that papers never comment on cases that distance are troops after troops of bronze burial permit. After the funeral tho party work, a good tit and satisfaction guaranteed.
G A Cogswell,, of ;l.ak*
Joint Senator
Manager.
Asst G. F A Pass Aft
In 1479, the barony of North Berwick and unkuown world, their wishes as to what dis are sub judice; they may report facts, but
S P .Moss, nt Lake
Joint Representative
ta—v-'~~ .. 7 -X. .
faced, fine looking men in turbans and caps went back to the junk, which immediately
Also line of a Conductor's Cloth.
W A Wilshire.
............... County Judge th* castle of Tantallon having been forfeited position should be made of the treasures ac if they express an opinion as to the guilt or
some time before by the Earl of Douglas, cumulated during an aggressive lifetime. innocence of a person under arrest the pub on the finest of Arabian horses. The soldiers put out to sea. In tbe middle of tbe day
R L Sherlock
r.
E.
Z4ELLIER.
........... I
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
William Hagley.
...
^Commissioners were given by James IV to the Earl of An These instruments, which were written by lishers may be fined for contempt of court. are tall, broad shouldered and straight some natives found an empty coffin in tbe
: Down another road march long lines of in road close by tbe Chine o cemetery, which
WT Bovd
Clerk gus, the famous "Bell the Cat’’ of Scottish the testators uixin skins »nd parchment, were
Of late years, however, greater latitude has fantry, some in the green colors of Moham not only smelt strongly of opium but also
G. A. It.
William Carll
Sheriff history, who figures in "Marmion" as th«
A Met'»Hen
..................... Treasurer lord of the place. In the days of the next kept in the Temple of Vesta, the senior been flowed, and comment frequently passes med and others in clothes of blue trimmed bad small particles of tho drug adhering to
HURNHIDE POST NO. 23.
A H fisher
School Superintendent earl the castle stood a siege by King James priestess having special charge of all such unchallenged.—Interview in St. Louis Globe- with red.
its sides. Tbo custom bouse authorities
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
documents. Under the oldest of English Democrat.
J E MeDeneiigh.
Assessor
As the hour for the coming of the sultan found tbo maker of the coffin, who identified
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com
LINKVILLE.
OREGON.
W K Barry
...
Stock Inspector V, but the king was unable to take it. In laws regarding will making an infant—any
approaches, the roads turn Into rivers of it as tho one supplied to the master of the
rades cordially welcomed.
1039, however, it was taken by th* Cove one under the age of 21 years is supposed to
Discriminating.
The circuit court for th* First Judicial
color, and along the side of them, back of tho junk, and the dead body of the Chinaman
’.M ax P racht , Commander.
To a party traveling across the plains in
district »«is in Jackson county on first nanters; thereafter Cromwell’s troops be be an infant in English law—was, and is even
.1 R Casey, Adjutant.
soldiers, are seen the curious characters of a was washed ashore soon afterwards, so that it
Monday ia April. September arid Decem sieged it, and after a feeble defense it wa» to this day, debarred from bequeathing prop search of sport the ability to distinguish be
was clear he had been thrown overboard,
ber. In Elamath county on Second Mon taken again. About a hundred and fifty erty. The old Roman laws, before the time tween a woman and a wild animal is of the Mohammedan crowd. There at the right is
I
in Jun* and first Monday in November, years ago the castle became the property of of Christ, were more liberal According tc first importance. An incident in the journey a patch of white, aud you note that the hun and the burial permit used to smuggle on
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
la Lak* county on the third Monday in Sir Hew Dalrymple, lord president of the the code of these ancient times a male whe of Lord Dufferin and his suite across the con dred balloon-like bags of white cotton or silk, shore a large coffin full of opium.—London
Of
Sash
and
Doors
and
all
kinds
and
GRANITE
LODGE. NO. 23. Knights of
which seem to stand upright on the ground, Times.
Mar and th* second Monday in Octolier. court of session, in whose family it still re
tinent a few years ago brings this truth
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold Pythias, Ashland. Oregon, meets every
la Josephine county on first Monduys in mains.—I*rofessor W. G. Blaikie, D. D., io had arrived at the age of 15 years, or a f»
are
alive,
and
taking
your
glass
you
see
that
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built Friday evening Visiting Knights in good
male who had only passed her fourteenth plainly to mind.
Mareh and August
out of each bag, near ths top, peep two black
... -lo-is «¡Karies of th* insect of ,o order. The whole or One half ollered standing are cordially invited to attend.
Hyper’s Magazine.
While passing across a plain, out of sight of
summer, could, if they had amassed property,
For Jackson county th* County, Probate
eyes, and you know that these are the ladies
■ •!nr*, and two different kinds of for sale.
14
G. F. M c C onnell , C. C.
dispose of it in any way they saw fit. Bom« all human beings, an antelope stood within a
aud Commissioners courts meet every i
of several Mohammedan harems, who have
the wet and the dry. Women
H. T. CniTwoon, K. of R. A 8.
Swallows Form a Whirlpool.
month, commencing with the first Monday; I
writers believe that the “Twelve Table Laws" few yards of the train looking at it go by. A
come
out
to
get
a
view
of
the
sultan.
Now
fields are most liable to be bitten,
fer Josephine county, the first Monday in
The Birmingham Transcript, which evolved were the foundation upon which all old Ro number of us saw the animal, and called to
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
January, April, July and September; for i the legend of the squirrel that pelts people man wills rest. These laws were enacted be the next car in order that the governor gen come the officers of the court. They drive up I k cm ■ they wear so little clothing on ao-
MASONIC,
in carriages drawn by magnificent horses.
. I the intense beat. A violent fever is United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.I
Lak* county, «very alternate month, coiu- from trees and then chatters with delight, tween 400 and 500 years before the time oi eral and Ioidy Dufferin might look out.
maneing th* first Monday in January; for has this to say about chimney swallows:
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, B. A. M.
There was a sudden rush to the window, Some of them come on horseback, and the I tin- beginning of the disease; the person bit-
the Saviour, as mentioned above, where allu
Sept. 23. 1889. (
Klamath county, the first Wednesday in
breasts of all ore covered with medals, while i ten sways backward and forward, moaning NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Regular convocations on the Thursday
but
no
antelope
was
then
in
sight.
The
train
sion
is
first
made
to
ancient
Roman
wills.
A
curious
sight
can
be
seen
any
day
just
at
Mareh. Jun*. September and November.
1 their clothes, of European cut, fairly blaze violently Musicians are called, and if tbe
in compliance with the provisions next after the full moon.
In some respects these old time document! had gone swiftly on, and by the time they
night when myr.ads of swallows homeward
: with gold lace. Each man wears a bright
W H A tkinson , H P.
fly to find their quarters for the night in a are surprisingly like those of modern date, had reached the window their car was pass ! red fez cap, which looks like a gigantic red tune does not strike the fancy of the “Taran of the act of Congress of June 3,
1878,
entitled “ An act for the sale
E B Myer, Secretary.
tata
”
(or
Tarantato,
the
person
who
has
been
chimney in Radcliffe’s factory. The birds as the laws respecting their final administration ing a solitary woman dressed in modern tumbler inverted, and these caps crown the
of timber lands in the State- of Califor
semble at the appointed hour and at a signal were very similar. At the present time if a fashion, with a veil over her face and a sun heads of the soldiers as well, making the bitteul she (or hel moans louder, crying, “No, nia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington
ASHLAND 1,0DGK, NO. 23, A. F. A A. M.
no;
not
that
air.
”
The
fiddler
instantly
shade
in
her
hand.
maker
of
a
will
is
drunk,
insano
or
unduly
from the leader commence to circle around
whole crowd look like a great human flower changes, and the tambourine beats fast and Territory,” Thomas W Lynch of Ashland,
Stated
communications on the Thursday
A
disgusted
member
of
Lord
Dufferin
’
s
influenced
at
the
time
the
document
is
signed,
the chimney, resembling in some respect an
county of Jackson, state of Oregon, has
bed of red.
furious to indicate tbe difference of time. At this dav filed in this office his sworn state of or before the full muon.
PRESBYTERIAN.
unmeose whirlpool, with the chimney as th« it is void and without effect. The ancient stall ejaculated: “Oh, nonsense! that’s a wo
LOOKS LIKE JAT GOULD.
E V M ills . W M.
last the “Tarantata” approves of time, aud, ment No
. . for the purchase of the
vortex. In tho rapid circular flight one by Romans had precisely the same provision! man, not au autelope.”—Youth's Companion.
Win R Lawson. Secretary.
Church, corner Main and Helman streets. , one the birds drop from the ranks and disap with others added, one of which did not al
There is a cheer from ten thousand throats «¡fringing up, begins to dance frantically.
•SE *4 of Section No 30, iu Township No 40
Regular Services.—Sundav, 11 A. M. and
If she has the dry "Tarantismo” her friends ", Range No 5 E and will offer proof to
and the music is heard in the distance. The
Result of a Dance.
low a deaf and dumb person the privilege ol
7 JO P, M. Sunday School. 9 20 A M. I pear down the chimney flue.
ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. B. 8.
cry goes up that the sultan is coming, and try to find out the color of the “Tarantola” «how that the land sought is more valu-
disposing
of
liis
realty
or
chattels.
A
curious
story
is
told
of
how
Chief
Justice
This
system
is
kept
up
until
all
have
found
Young Paorle's Meetin«, 3 o'locck P. M
Stated meetings on 1st and fid Tuesdays
now around the corner, preceded by a gor lhat has bitt n her, and adorn ter dress and iblc for its timber or stone than for
Augustus
Casar
was
the
first
millionaire
I
Fuller
and
his
family
were
driven
from
tho
their
way
in
regular
order
to
their
night
’
»
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening.
igricultural purposes, and to establish in each month.
lodging place. Occasionally one in making n to dispose of hi* property through tho instru Congregational to tho Episcopal fold by a geously dressed guard upon horseback, sur her wrists with ribbons of the same tint as his claim to said land before the Register
R«v. F. G. B tbabob ,
M rs . J DC rocku , W M.
the
insect,
white
or
blue,
green,
red
or
yel
rounded
by
officers
with
swords
drawn,
comes
mentality
of
a
will.
l
.lance,
when
they
lived
in
Augusta,
Me.
In
descent
miscalculates
on
the
exact
spot
and
Pastor. ,
itul Receiver of this office at Roseburg,
Miss Kate Chitwood. Secretary.
low.
If
no
one
can
indicate
the
proper
color,
a
low
barouche,
drawn
by
the
most
magnifi
The custom of disposing of property ■ 1840. when Nathan Weston, Mr. Fuller's
misses the flue, in which case it again take»
‘•r., on Tuesday, the 17 dav of December,
its place in the ranks to try a second and through wills was carried west into Britain father-in-law, was chief justice of Maine, a cent black horses you have ever seen. These ibe is decked with streamers of every hue, 1889.
METHODIST.
which
flutter
wildly
about
as
she
dances
and
are
driven
by
a
coachman
whose
body
is
re-
He names as witnesses: Thos Mayhew,
sometimes a third time La-fore accomplishing by the Romans, aud prevailed until the time young ladies’ sewing circle was held at the
Church, corner Main and Bush streets.' its purpose. Those blunderers are sometimes of tho eouquest, when stringent laws were ■ Weston house, and Mrs. Fuller played the : splendent in a red velvet suit embroidered in tosses her arms in the aif. They generally Wallace Rogers,John F Givans.of Ashlamt.
ASHLAND L0IX1K, NO. 45.
Regular Services.—Sundav, 11 A M. and ■ left until all their companions have found passed making it all but impossible for the ' piano for the dancing that followed tlie sew ' gold. He has a fez cap on his head and as begin the ceremony indoors, but it often ends lackson county, Or., Squire Parker, of
Hold
regular
meetings every Saturday
<eno.
Klamath
county
Or.
Any
in
the
street
on
account
of
tbe
heat
and
tbe
7 30 P. M. Sunday School. 9.30 A. M. their way in, as was the case on Tuesday landed interests to get outside a certain ing, her brother accompanying her on the be holds his reins tight his gold sleeves hang
and all persons claiming adversely the above evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
Prayer Meeting.every Thursday evening; night, when two or three kept soaring arouiul circle, tho leaders of which soon become lord» ( violin. This ungodly innovation stirred up i down like those of the ladies’ fashionable concourse of people.
in
good
standing
arc cordially invited t*
Young PeopleTs Meeting, Sunday C r. m . I
When tbe “Tarantata” is quite worn out she described lands are requested to file their atltend.
N. A. J acobs , N <•.
the ohiinnev, dropping occasionally aud miss and noblemen. In the 200 or 300 years which inch a rumpus in the Congregational church ' dress of some years ago. The carriage is
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
said
17
dav
Ladies' Aid society, Wednesday 2 r. m .
is put into a warm bed and sleeps sometimer of December, 1889.
R obt . T aylor . Secretary.
ing each time, until by long practice the ob followed in the wake of the conqueror the : hat the Weston and Fuller families went : black, but its trimmings are gold.
Rev. C. A. l.swis,
In the carriage itself three persons are for eighteen hours at a stretch. If it is a case
will making custom was almost lost sight of. I jver to tho Episcopalians.—Ladies’ Home
ject was finally obtained.
C has . W. J ohnston Register
Pastor.
PILOT BOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
seated. On tho front seat I note a fine gray of wet Tarantismo, the musicians sit near a
It was revived, however, about the time of I Journal.
__________________
well,
to
which
the
“
Tarantata"
is
irresistibly
whiskered
old
man.
It
is
Osman
Pa»ha,
the
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and
Edward
V,
and
has
since
remained
a
recog
Sweet
Potato
Pie.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
BAHUT.
4th Monday in each month
Members in
They Didn’t Want to Appear In Print.
I hero of Plevna, and beside him is a younger attracted. While she is dancing relays of
The unusual item in this latitude, sweet uized institution. One of the grandest treat*
Church, comer Church and High streets. I
man, the favorite of tho sultan. On tbe back friends deluge her with water, “and,” said United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.,I I good standing cordially invited to attend.
At
a
dinner
not
long
ago
Wilkie
Collins
incident
to
a
visit
to
London
is
a
day
at
Som
potato pie, on n bill of fare the other day re
R cbt T aylor , C P.
Sept. 23 1889. f
Regular Service».—Sunday. II A. M. and called to the Listener an incident of his youth erset House, the English Temple of Vesta, the related instances proving how impossible it seat sits the sultan himself. He is more sim Don Eugenio, “the amount of blessed water
N. A. Jacobs, Scribe.
was to introduce into a novel descriptions of ply dressed than any one of tbe ten thousand used is not to lie believed.” Wet “Taran NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
T:3D P. M. Sunday School. 9:30 A M
place
where
London
wills
are
stored.
As
an
in a well appointed Virgiuia establishment,
| places and things wholly imaginary. In one people surrounding him, and his clothes are tismo” seems to be tbe worBt, as the fever A.N in compliance with the provisions of
Christian Endeavor Society, 6:30 P M
where the cook, a genuine Dinah, fat and historical institution this will repository is a
HOPE KEHECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 14.
act of congress of June 3. 1878. entitled
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening !
good second in point of interest to the British of his works ho described a house which be the morning suit of a gentleman, the coat lasts seventy-two hours, but in either case I he
shining,
was
a
|>ast
mistress
in
the
mysteries
An act for the sale of timber lands in the
Meets
on the 2<l and 4th Tuesday in each
was
assured
that
if
musicians
were
not
called
Covenant Meeting, Saturday- before third i
cut
high
at
the
neck
like
that
of
an
Episco
had
never
seen,
aud
which
was
entirely
the
Museum itself. All the wills which havt
Bunday in each month, 2 r. M. Ladies' 1 of southern cooking. Never again will fried been made in Izindon since the latter part of offspring of bis imagination. A few days pal clergyman when out of the pulpit His in the fever continues indefinitely, and is hi tates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and month in Odd Fellows's Hall. Ashland.
A'ashington
Territory,
”
Joe
Aiken
of
Ash-
chicken
taste
so
—
but
let
the
rhapsody
pass.
M bs . M aggie S trait , N G.
Social, second Tuesday eve in each mon h I
coat is edged with red cord, and he wears the some cases followed by death.—The Land of and. county
of Jackson. state of
M rz . C. E. M ay . Secretary
Dinah’s sweet potato pie was a dream, and the Fifteenth century are now reposing upon after the publication a man called upon him same kind of a boiled shirt aud turn over col Manfred.
Riv. T. K. V am T assel ,
to protest against the introduction of his
■Iregon, has this day filed in this office bis
the Listener, mindful of the demands at its many »helves. They number thousands
Pastor.
bouse into his novel. Strange to say, the lar that you do.
sworn statement No , for the purchase of
A. o. U. W.
home for cooking receipt«, called on aunty upon thousands, so many iudeed, it is said,
A
Shipwreck
Story.
His head is covered with a red fez cap which
theof 8WW. and Ixits 3 Hnd 4 of Sec.
that were they pasted together end to end pages of the novel contained a perfect de
in her kitchen and asked her for the receipt.
Hero
is
a
shipwreck
story
which
is
told
NofiO, in Tp No 40.8.K No5 E.and will offer
scription of the man's property. At another 1 you could buy for a dollar, aud below this
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
CONGREGATION AL.
“Well, you see, honey, 1 takes two eggs," they would girdle the eutire globe with a pa
time he used as one of his characters a man look out a pair of large, liquid dark eyes by a gentleman now a resident of Denver, >roof to show that the land sought is more
Meets in lodee room in Odd Fellows’ Hall
■nd then she went through the whole for per belt.
.-»luable
for
its
timber
or
stone
than
for
Charles V, tho monastical watch collector, who was so exact about his eating that he through a face which is of tho same sallow Colo., who for many years was officer of gricultural purposes, and to establish his every first and third Wednesday in each
Church, cor. Main street and Boulevard | mula of custard and crust, mixing and
Regular Services.—Sundav, 10:30 A. M. ; baking, but never a word about the sweet made a will in which he left his watches and weighed every morsel which entered his hue and which has the same features as that a whaling vessel. “At one time,” he says, “J lai-.n to said land before the Register and month. All brethren in good standing are
and 7:30 P. M. Sunday School, 12 M.
rich tapestries to the monastery where he stomach. Mr. Collins bad in reality never of Jay Gould. He is, I judge, about 5 feet 9 was mate of a whaler in the Okohtak sea. teceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon, cordially invited to attend.
potato.
*
T. O. A ndrews , W M.
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening.
cuded
his days. Other famous historical ;>er- heard of such a man. He was greatly sur inches high, and he weighs about 150 pounds. One day I was off sailing in one of the ship's on Tuesday, the 17th day of December,
“Now, aunty (anxiously), tell me how
B S R adcliff , Recorder.
R ev . G. J. W ebster . •
His face is the color of old Jersey ci earn and boats with three of the crew. One of them , «»9.
prised,
one
week
after
the
appearance
of
his
sonages
have
similarly
dis]x>scdof
their
realty
much sweet potato you use!'*
Pastor.
He names as witnesses: Squire Parker,
book, by the visit of on utter stranger, who his eyes are large, black and restless. He has was an Irishman. I was at the tiller. Tbe
“Lor’ bix-ss yer, honey, I uses jess as little and personal property. At Somerset house
CHOSEN FRIENDS
wished to know by what right Mr. Collins a high, narrow forehead; a long, thin face; a weather was cold and squally, and I must >f Keno, Klamath county Or . Wallace
the
will
of
the
immortal
Shakespeare,
the
one
as poss’ble!"—Boston Transcript.
j in which he bequeaths his best bed and bed made him ridiculous in print by mentioning nose just slightly incliued to the Roman, and have been careless, for a puff came along and Rogers. Thomas Mayhew and John F. Giv-
CATHOLIC.
a full set of short, luxuriant, glossy black she keeled over before I had time to let go ins, of Ashland, Jackson county. Or. Any
F idelity L odge No. 1, of O regon .
ding to his wife, rests beside those of John one of bis peculiarities.—New York Star.
Motleru Conveniences.
indall persons claiming adversely theaboie
whiskers. His bauds are long aud thin, aud the sheet
son,
tho
dictionary
maker,
Sir
Isaac
Newton,
Meets
the first and third Tuesday even
Cbnrch, corner Sixth and B streets.
iescribed
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
Hotel Guest (Sunday morning)—I'd like u
“We scrambled up on tbe bottom of the
! he has tho look of a man who lies awake at
The Laugh at Time.
Regular Services.—Every fourth Sunday, ■ Sunday pa[>er, but I'm a stranger hero and Van I*yke, and those of Wellington, “the
claim« in this office on or before said 17th ings of each month in I O. O. F. hall.
boat
and
waved
our
hands
to
the
only
vessel
Members in good standing respectfully
io A. M. Sunday School, every fourth i don’t know which paper is the best
ij on duke,” and Nelson, the hero of Trafalgar.
■ lay of December, 1889.
Nor has other rollicking fun and free play night. He does not look like a happy man,
invited.
T. W. L ynch ,
Bunday. 3 P. M. F athxr F. S. N oel ,
Of the hundreds of other wills of greater or of lighter merriment been altogether chas and his eyes wandered here and there as he in sight, about a half a mile off. Boys, that
C ha ». W. J ohnston , Register.
News
Stand
Man
—
Had
your
breakfast
yeti
was
a
pretty
tight
fix.
The
tide
was
ebbing
Wtn. P atterson , Sec'y.
Counceilor.
rode slowly over the sanded way to the gates
Pastor, i
less
historical
interest,
crowded
at
the
rates
tised
out
of
the
suu
dial.
Evidence
of
that
is
“No.”
fast and there was ice aU around. If that
of
the
mosque.
As
he
passed
tbe
bouse
of
of
12,009
to
15,000
per
year
into
this
paper
got in the supposed Welsh ¡ascription to the
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
“Ordered it?"
rantheon, space forbids mention, as a step sun, or to man, deciphered in Dean Cotton's entertainment he looked up and raised his vessel didn't see us it '•as good day. The
THE
“No.”
EPISCOPAL.
three
men
with
me
began
to
shout,
although
band
to
his
fez
cap
in
salutation.
He
then
United
States Land Office. Roseburg, Or. I i
outside tho above named immortals would garden at Bangor: “Goa bou tyo uib us in
“Well, you'd better take this paper; three
there
was
no
earthly
use,
for
the
vessel
was
drove
on
to
the
mosque,
and
going
up
a
pri
Sept.
14,
1889.
f
only 0)>en the floodgates for an avalanche of ess.” The interpretation of which can be
Services in Baptist church, cor. Church supplements, twenty-four pages. If the waiter
vate stairway was soon hid from view.— too far away to windward. I saw they were ^TOTICE is hereby given that In compli-
and High streets, second and fourth Sun- Í is spry he'll get your order filled before you’re •names, each of interest to some particular learned in the wholesome mirth attending the ' Frank G. Carpenter.
getting rattled, and I suug out: ‘For God's A.N ance with the provisions ot the act of
reader.
—
John
W.
Wright
in
St
Louis
Re
origin
of
another
motto.
When
oue
was
day*. BP. M.
Rrv. F. B. T icknor .
through reading.”—New York Weekly.
J uki Published.
sake stop that noise. You’ll only wear your congress of June 3, 1878. eutitled "An act
public.
wanted
for
Inner
Temple
Terrace
dial,
and
Pastor.
selves out and there's no show to be heard. •or the .sale of timber lands in the states of
Burr and Hamilton.
the
artist
went
by
arrangement
to
bear
what
California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing-
The most interesting, intentiely fascin
Sudden Death.
HUMORS OF THE BENCH.
A well known gentleman, recently deceased, Keep cool, boys, keep cool?
was fixed upon, a testy old gentleman, to
on Territory,' H. 8. Keeran, of Willows, ating and popular sulwcription book ever
Sudden death in Indian gastronomical j>ar-
“ ‘Begorra,’ spoke up tbe Irishman, ‘if wo county
DUNKARD
oue
day
related
tho
following
incident:
“
I
of Colusa, state of California, has published.
lanee is a broiled chicken—a spatchcock. How Fnr n Judge May Go in Joking and whom the question was put, cried: “Begone
stay here much longer we’ll be cool enough?
his day filed in this office his sworn
about your business!” The artist took that was standing in my street door raising my
B y J W DUEL,
When a guest or traveler arrives unexpect
Maintain the Dignity of the Court.
“
Fortunately
the
vessel
saw
us."
statement
No
for the purchase of tnc
Church on Granite street. Regular berr
os his answer and paiuted the worda They umbrella, and just about to issue forth on
edly, the handiest riqiast to serve is a chicken,
Thus it happens that the genial Irishman «W J4 of sec No 21. in Tp. No 40 8, range
If a body of men are engaged in work of were approved by the benchers, and have important business iuto the midst of a sudden
The most famous and successful Ameri
ee«.—Preaching every Sunday. 11 A. M.
which, struttiag about in the compound at, any kind aud their leader insists on playing
and heavy fall of rain. An old lady at that will have liis little joke even when the sur No 4 E, and will offer proof to show that can Writer, and author of "The Beautiful
say 1 o'clock p. m., is caught, decapitated, the wag, the moral atmosphere soon become* been repeated on a dial at High lane, Cheshire,
the land sought is more valuable for its
” ‘Bea and Land,” “The World'»
moment passed along the pavement quite un roundings do not happen to be so pleasant as timber or stone than for agricultural pur- Story,
on
the
gable
of
a
cottage
between
Stockport
Wonder«.” Etc.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
plunged in Itoiling water, plucked, singed, entirely uusuited to the discharge of attain».
protected from the drenching storm. 1 im they might be.—T. L. M.
and
New
Mills,
at
the
church
of
Bury
St,
I* ses. and to establish hi« claim to -aid
It is a matehle:•« work of art . Over 1.-
split, broiled, and sent to table by a quarter
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT past 1 p. nL, which is a sudden death, with a If, then, when lawyers are engaged in the Edmuuds, and at Chesterton church, War mediately sprang out and offered her the
‘and before the cgi-ter and Receiver of 200 magnificent spirited engravings, design
solemn and important duties of a court of wickshire.—Gentleman’s Magazine.
Lower London on a Holiday.
À » the co-partnership heretofore existing
shelter of my umbrella aud to accompany her
this
office
at
Roseburg,
Ogn.
on
Friday,
ed and executed by the best artists and en
law, au example of frivolity is set by the per
between C. W. Ayers, H. R. Barbour and vengeance.—San Francisco Argonaut
It is a great review of the people. Ou the the 13th day of December. 1889.
to her residence. Sho courteously accepted
gravers on two Continents, embellish its
R. T. Elviage. doing business under the
son in authority, it is pretty certain that the
He
names
as
witnesses:
1
W
Burris«
and
whole,
bow
respectable
they
ore,
how
sober,
page« and add excitement to wonder. In
the service. Having arrived at her home,
They Were with the Judge.
firm name of Ayers. Barbour A Elviage.
Disraeli’s Advice.
public interest will suffer.
D
D
H
Yeager,
of
Ashland,
Or.,
J
F
Keeran
addition
to this incomparable feature is sup
how
deadly
dull!
See
how
worn
out
the
px>r
which was near the president's house, after
When
Judge
Haskell
was
new
to
the
bench
contractors and builders.is hereby dissolved.
and C E Keeran. of Will*ws,C'*Jusa Co,Cal. plemented many grund and beautiful fii . l -
The late CoL Tomliue, member of parlia
The principle which can be applied to de
girls
are
becoming;
bow
they
gape;
what
the
most
agreeable
conversation
along
tbe
C W. Ayers continuing the business, and ment, who, by the way, was one of the richest termine how far it is allowable for a judge he was accosted during a terra of court by a
Any and all persons claiming adversely the rAGE coiuKKD bleograph flatek . The nine
H. R. Barbour and R T Elviage retiring
venerable old farmer juryman, who desired way, I had bidden her adiou and turned to listless eyes most of them have! The stoop iu tbove described land.« are requested to file brilliant colors used in the pictures produce
V. W Ayers pays all outstanding debts men in England, bad not a very high opinion to exercise his gift of humor stands, there to show his friendliness. “Jedge,” said he, depart when she said, with all the sweet po tbe shoulders so universal among them merely heir claims in this office on or before said an almost dazzling effect, making them per
of his colleague, DisraelL “Disraeli told me." fore, thus: Nothing should lie said by hiru
liteness of olden times: ‘To whom am I in means overtoil in the workroom. Not one in 13tl> day of December, 1889.
and collects all the money due the firm.
fect gems of art, ano executed at a cost of
he once remarked, "that flattery was the which can in any way destroy the essential “I’m an old man and have had more experi debted for this great kindness!’ ‘My name,' a thousand shows elements of taste in dress,
IX W. A ters ,
35000.
C hab . W. J ohnston , Register.
ence
in
court
matters
than
you
have.
I
’
m
72
secret of his success in life. The higher a man sense of seriousness which should pervade a
vulgarity
and
worse
glares
in
all
but
every
1
replied,
‘
is
Burr.
’
‘
And
mine,
’
she
added-
AGENTS WANTED.
climbed," be said, “the higher it could be laid court of justice, or introduce a temper of years old auJ have served on the jury nine emotion overpowering her almost to fainting costume.
TIMBER
LAND
NOTICE.
Everywhere to sell this most remarkable
on, until, if one could approach the throne, it jocular familiarity, such as must infallibly terms, and probably shall never serve agim —‘is Hamilton.' 1 had unknowingly escorted
Observe the middle agod women; it would
l>o k. Old exj>erienced agents grasp it at
might be laid on with a trcweL” The gentle breed contempt. As a matter of fact it will I’ve got this much to say to yer, jedge. We’ve the widow of Alexander Hamilton, our first be small surprise that their good looks had United States Land Office. Roseburg, Or..)
sight, for they realize there is big money in
man to whom this was narrated by the colonel be found that such a rule is practically ob kinder taken notice of how yer managed secretary of the treasury, who was slain in a vanished, but whence comes it they are ani
Sept 14th, 1889. ( it. In reality it is a marvel of Ixiokmaliing
remarked that Di-raeli once gave a capital served by most of the judges and that its op things, you bein’ new to this business, and wt duel by one whose name 1 unfortunately mal, repulsive, absolutely vicious in ugliness! VTOTICE is hereby given that in conipli- art. If you want to make some nmney,
like
yer.
All
the
jury
like
yer.
We
’
ve
talked
piece of advice, namely, that scandal should eration does not in the least cut us off from
Mark the men in their turn; four in every a A ance with the provisions of the act of here is a golden opportunity fur yog. An
bear.”—Washington Press.
never be replied to, but lived dowtL "Yes, I that species of judicial wit which is most the thing over and we’ve voted to stand by
Will be open May 1st,
five have vi-ages so deformed by 111 health ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act agency for this work is v.-onh
yer.
Now,
if
any
of
them
lawyers
a
tempt
know,’’ said the colonel, with a cynic»d smile, worth preserving. It prevents the court
that they excite disgust; their hair is cut or the sale of timber land« in the state« of
Ojster Livers.
From
to $25 Pci- Day.
alifornia. Oregon. Nevada, and Wa.-hing-
For the accommodation of a limited num “that wm my thunder. I remember him from being turned into a bear garden, but to crowd you any, jedge, yer just give us the
down to within half an inch of the scalp:
It Is acknowledged by all publishers and
word
and
we
’
ll
be
with
yer
every
time.
on Territory,” C. E Keeran. of Willow«,
The
liver
of
the
oyster
—
if
he
will
forgive
a
ber of guests.
writing it down when 1 said it, and I thought leaves ample scope for snubbing an impudent
their
legs
are
twisted
out
of
sliape
by
evil
con
county of Colusa,stat« of California.has this agents v. be the handsomest, fa«te-t selling
We’vo taken an interest in yer and yer can reference to such a delicate matter—is his
Board and lodging per week................. $10 00 at the time he was putting his pet theory into or restraining a tiresome advocate wittily, depend on us. That’s all, jedge." This wat most important feature, bo say tbe learned ditions of life from birth upward.
lay filed in this office his «worn statement and cheapest book ever published. Send
practice.
”
—
London
Letter.
aud
for
placing
the
results
of
an
investiga
Ono of the livelier groups is surging hith No
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for tbe purchase of the N J4 of NIC >4 immediately for illustrated circulars and
delivered
as
seriously
and
honestly
a3
if
a
men.
The
liver
mass
is
very
dark
in
color
tion or of the application of a legal principle
“
per day ......................................... 1 iX)
er ward: here we have frolic; here we have ■nd the N % 01 NW
<>f section No 10 in terms free, or the < pportunity a ill be lost.
father
bad
been
talking
to
his
son.
—
Lewiston
aDd
can
be
easily
seen
with
the
naked
eye
Di'gu'ted
with
the
Paper.
in the shape of an epigram.
Single meals .............................................
50
humor. The young man who leads them bat r»wn«hii> No 10 South, Range No 1 East, To save time and to se< ure it instantly,
Journal.
The
size
and
importance
of
this
tissue,
says
Husband
—
No
girl
yet
J
For example, it cannot be said that the dig
been going about all day with the lining ol .nd will offer proof to show th-it send 31.00 for a complete canvassing outfit
Camping privileges will be 50ct« per week I
“Ah—Chee—Ha!"
Professor Rice, is what makes tbe oyster so
Wife—No. And I’ve tried to get oue until nity of the court suffered in the least when
or earn individual.
liis bat turned down over bls forehead; for he land sought is more valuable for it« and name choice of territory. Ext* a Lib*
grateful
to
delicate
stomachs.
A
diet
of
raws
Dr.
Davidson,
of
New
York,
says
that
I'm worn out.
<501
BYRON CVLE. PaormrroR.
Bar< el Maule used his extraordinary power
the thousandth time those girls are scream •imlier or stone than for agricultural pur eral lei ms and exclusive territory
Husband—Look through the “Wants" in of humor to rebuke Mr. Cresswell's iuordinate sneezing is not an indication that you will cure dyspepsia he say», and he lays it to ing with laughter at tbe sight of him. Hal poses. and toe«tabli'h his claim to said land guaranteed. Working agents are coiniiig
before the Register ami Receiver of this money and you can do the same.
the paper!
arrogance. Counsel had been treating the ire taking cold, but that one already se tbe liver. Speaking of livers, it is a curious ha! He has slipped and fallen upon the floor: office
Authorized Agents.
Neither experience nor capita! is required
at Roseburg. Or., on Friday the 13th
fact that although intended by nature to lead
Wife—No. but 1 read every line in tho bench throughout his speech with tho utmost cured at bottom figures is breaking up
his companions treat him like a horse that dav of December. 1889.
to engage in tin« enterprise, as the book
The following parties are authorized to
a sedentary life the oyster thrives upon exer
i
“
Domestic
Markets.
”
The
papers
are
too
lack
of
courtesy.
At
last
the
judge
could
Thanks. Doc. You are only fifty years
is “down” in the street. “Lookout for hit
fie names as witnesses: I W Burris and will sell itself if properly presented, and
receipt for subscriptions, advertisement',
urg Bulletin.
bear it no longer and stopped him: “Mr. late with your news. — Detroit I'ree Press else. If he becomes attached to the bull of a ’eels!” cries one; and another, “Sit on hi- i D It II Yeager, of A-bland Or. .1 F Keeran we give our Agents 3?» day’s time in which
job printing, etc. Any favors shown them stupid for anything. — I
vessel
or
the
shell
of
some
movable
animal,
Cresswell, 1 am perfectly williug to admit
will he duly appreciated bv the V alley
and H S Keeran. of Willow«. Colusa I 'o.Cal. to deliver and collect before paying us.
A New York judge sentenced a highway like a lobster, for instance, he will be a bigger ’ed!” If this doesn’t come to an end we shal. Any and all person- claiming adverse
Address
RtCCBD:
The ol I double log cabin long ago occupied my vast inferiority to yourself. Still I am a
die of laughter. ♦ * * Ono of tbe party ii
man
to
an
imprisonment
of
sixteen
years
for
aud
healthier
oyster
iu
cou.'equeuce.
But
be
Ltnnkville
R. B Hatton I by Andre".
ly the above de«crilM‘d land - are requested '
i. uear Nashville, Teuu., vertebrated auimai, and for the last half
an
unusually
tall
man.
“
When
are
yov
Jacksonville
................ L. L. Jacobs. | i.ii' l.e-.n npa.;< i and preserved for another hour you have spoken to me in language stealing thirteen cents. The sentence proba can do a great deal of “settin’ still” and yet
i to file their claims in this office on or before
Central Point
.. .. . W. A. Owen. I reuiwy at least by the enterprise of a local which G<xl Almighty himself would hesitate bly convinced the thief that thirteen is an not suffer from enlargement of tbe liver.— cornin’ down to have a look at usF’ cries a said 13th day of December. 1889.
pert lass as she skips by him.-—The Nether
Medford .........
Miller A fctrang 1 association of ladies.
unlucky number.
C ha » W. J ohnston , Register.
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to address to a black beetle.”
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DIRECTORY.
Highest market price paid
for all kinds of merchan
table fruits. All or-
tiers for fruits
from home or from
abroad, will be filled
with prompness and despatch
OcerUmd to California
D.S.Batoj.
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CHOICE CAKES
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Barber Shop,
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N
Fall and Winter Clothing
F.E.ZOELLNEB,
MIMANT
.nr
TAILOR,
ASHLAND
Peterman Bros.
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MANUFACTURERS.
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