Valley record., November 28, 1889, Image 4

VALLEY RECORD.
Dial riot Temperance Alliance
The Allian e fi r the 2d district, compris­
ing tl»e countie' of Dougins. Jack«on. Jose­
phine. <
i urry. Lake and Klamath.will
convene in ito-e -urg Wednesday, De»-. 11,
The People s Paper.
18»©. at 10 *. m .. in (he Baptist church.
Cliurehe-. Sunday schools and all Tem­
JIUII £ til'll.
perance organizations are entitled to rep-
rt'entation a- follows: One delegate for
Editors. Publisher« and Sole Proprietor-
eneli such organization and one additional
OMeefa McCall • Hall, up-stairs; »lairs on for every fifty memliers or major fraction
north side of Masonic building.
thereof. Arrangements have been made
Entered in the Postoffice at Ashlaud as with the S. P. R. R. Co. by which all dele­
berond Cla-s mail matter.
gates paying fuil fare to the Alliance will
lie returned at one-fifth regular fare.
As this is the first meeting of the Alliance
tn this di«tn-1. let us have a rousing meet­
ing. Quite a numi>er of the mo-t promi­
nent State worker- are expected to l>e pres­
ent.
B. F. R amp . President.
Roseburg. Or.. Nov. 18, 1*89.
«SenaCirt
J N lKilpli
......... t
Joint H Mitchell
4'ongressman
Binger Hermann
Governor
Sylvester Pennover
Secretary of State
tleorge W McBride
Slate Treasurer
G W Webb
K B McElroy
bupt Public Instruction
— àsx >—
Prenk C Baker
»tate Printer
W W Thayer
William P Lord
VSupreme Judges
FROM
THE CAR
WINDOW.
Like a f.-a: srrpeot our train spec along
O'er hiU and turougb sweet smelling glen.
Thro-izh the leep tangled thicket and forest cf
pine.
By low hanging orchard and rich clust ring vina
Through many a flowery fen
Two Kinds of Toast.
Every word has a meaning, but because
people use the same words it does not follow
tba* they mean the same thing The word
partridge, for example, means one bird in
New England and another bird at the south,
and the significance of even so common a
term as toast appears to be subject to wide
fluctuations. On the second day out from
Fort Smith (says CoL Marcy) we halted tor
the night at a respectable looking farm
house, and my New York companion readily
obtained from the hostess a promise to make
a nice dish of toast and a cup of tea. In due
course supper was announced, and we seated
ourselves at the table. The dishes before us
consisted of fried bacon floating in grease,
some corn bread iu the shape of band gre­
nades, and a quantity of glutinous, half
baked hot biscuit, neither of which seemed
calculated to tempt the appetite of the gen­
tlemen from New York, who called for the
toast. The landlady replied that she “bad it
on fryin’, and she ’lowed it would soon be
done.” Capt. McClellan and myself ex­
changed significant glances, but my friend
from New York appeared not to appreciate
the joke, and inquired what she meant by
frying toast. She assured him it was all
right, as he would soon see for himself. When
it came on the table it appeared that she bad
taken the loaf, cut it in two parts, placed
them in a pan and fried them in grease for
about half an hour. My friend did not seem
to relish this method of cooking, and ex­
plained to the hostess in detail the proper
method of making toast, whereupon she said:
“Oh, I see, you want burnt breai I thought
wanted ton«t ”—Pittsburg Bulletin.
CURIOUS WEDDING GIFTS.
Utility Rattier Than Ornament—The Red
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
The Smallest Nation.
United States Land Office. Roseburg. Or.)
Sent. 23, 1889. i
rOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in compliance with the provisions
of the act of Congress of June
1878, entitled " An act for tlie sale
of timber lands in the States of Califor­
nia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territory. ' Thomas W Lynch of Ashland,
county of Jackson, state of Oregon, has
this dav filedin this office his sworn state­
ment So
for the nurcha«e of the
SE X of Section No 30. in Town-hip No 40
8. Range No 5 E and will oiler proof to
show that the land sought is more valu­
able for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to e-tabli'li
Ins claim to 'aid land before the Register
and Receiver of this office at Roseburg,
Or., on Tuesdav, tlie 17 dav of December,
18'9.
He names as witnesses: Thus Mayhew,
I Wallace Rogers.John F Givans.of Ashland.
I Jackson county. Or., Squire Parker, of
I Keno.
Klamath
county
Or.
Any
and all persons claiming adversely the above
described land' are requested to file their
; claims in this office on or before said 17 day
I of December. 1889
C has . W. J ohnston Register
Overlitnd to California
—VIA—
About ten leagues trom Oleron. in the de­
partment of the Lower Pyrenees, lies the
or Cow of the Swedes—Origin of the
hamlet of Goust. situated on the summit of
3,
SI or Teng* be and the Welsh Biddings.
a high mountain. It consists only of a few
LINE,
scattered cottages, with a ’ population of
“What shall we send as a welding present—
about a hundred persons, forming an indus­
THE
MOUNT SHASTA
ROUTE.
something useful or something ornamental V
With meteor s r.ftness we truu lied away
trious and striving community who support
O'er echoing trestle and bridge,
How often this question is asked by people
themselves by wool and silk weaving. Be­
"Neath where rippling waters In tumult is stirred.
who wish to remember their friends on their
Time Between
longing neither to France nor Spaiu, the
Whose sparkle is seen but whose song is unheard.
nuptial day. If we are without the pale of
hamlet constitutes a small, independent state,
As we hurl through a hole in the ridge
ASHLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO,
consanguinity or affinity we fear to trans­
under the government of a council of alder­
gress etiquette by sending useful articles, un­
tn mad eager haste we scampered along,
2.1 HOURS.
men, whose collective wisdom has the force
Through picturesque village and town.
less, indeed, we are on terms of the closest
of law No rates nor taxes of any descrip­
Past bright, gr.lden flekis. with the grain waving
friendship. On the other band, every one
tion are paid, for the Republic of Goust pos­
high.
TRAINS RI N DAILY
feels that it would be far wiser to send some­
sesses neither a salaried clergyman nor a
And rich verdant meadows with brook running
thing useful, so that the gifts may escape the
Between
mayor nor any other officials. In the neigh­
by.
fate of so many wedding presents that are boring parish of Iaruus their children are
And cows lying lazily down
Portland and San Francisco.
stored away in trunks or deposited in the
baptized, their citizens married and their
I With arrow like speed we darted along
vaults and safes of banks.
dead
buried.
The
cemetery
of
Lanins
ad
­
Where visions of green tx-auty gleam.
In the matter of wedding presents our fore­
south J__
North
! Past children In doorways all eager to see,
joins the boundary of Goust, and the coffin
fathers displayed a degree of taste aud judg­
4
:UU
p
in
Portland
Ar
i
bv
with
its
occupant
is
made
to
slide
down
a
With tiny hands waring and faces aglee—
ment that the present generation might well chanuel specially dug out for the purpose, as
8:30 a in i Ar Ashland
Lv
By farmer boy guiding bis team
I
9:00 a in ! I-v Ashland
Ar
follow.
■ the only road leading to Laruns is so steep
ii
>
¡
Ar
SanFranciseoLv
7:45 a
We gamboled along this frolicsome way
Among the Greeks it was formerly the as tube impracticable for the conveyance of
Past vioe covered farm house and cot.
custom for friends to send to the newly mar­ hea^- burdens on men's shoulders. The citi­
<■' ■ i traiti daily (except Sunday)
By mausioos of splendor tn fol ¡aged grounds.
ried people what were known as the unveiling zens of the republic attain a great age, and
! Lv Portland Ar I 10:45 a m
Where fountains and flowers and velvety mound«
presents, because they were given on the oc­ a goodly number of both sexes aie centona
Albany
Ar | 11:35 a m
Embellished a fairy like spec.
Eugene
Lv ! 9:00 a m
casion of the bride's first appearance unveiled. rians. The young men, as a rule, get their
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
ENVOY
She was seated in her apartment, with a gilt wives from abroad, chiefly from the Ossau
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
While rattling along in this rollicking way.
crown on her head, and there she received valley, near I^iruns. For centuries past the
R M Strahn
From thatched covered cabin and dome,
the presents of her guests. Among the Romans population has remained stationary, and United States Land Office. Roseburg. Or.J
KU 111.'sT SLEWING CARS
FIBMT D DII IAL DISTRICT.
Sept. 23 1889. f
I thought myself as these views glided by.
I NDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
both parties gave presents to those friends their ancient manners, customs and tradi­ ’VJ'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Lit Webster
.circuit Judge
And quick, shirting contrasts came oft to my eye
For accommodation of »Second Class Pas­
who bad negotiated or favored their mar­ tions have been preserved with remarkable
in compliance with the provision« of sengers, attached to Express Trains.
William M Colvig
District Attorney
That each one was somebody's home.
Prop.
B. F. SNYDER,
The
custom
of
sticking
coins
on
the
riage.
For Jackson. Josephine. Lake and Klam­
Edward A. Oldham in Boston Globa
fidelity. No one in this little state can be re­ the act of congress of June 3. 1878. entitled
bridegroom's forehead is common to several garded as rich or poor, mean or respectable, "An act for the sale of timber lands in »lie
M eals , 25 C ents .
The S P Co.'s Ferry makes connection
ath counties.
Eastern
races,
among
others
to
the
Turco
­
iacxmix cerjrnr.
or as occupying the position of master or 'tates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and with all the regular trains on the East Side
AU we ask is the share of youj patronage
Hoist the Ensign.
Washincton
Territory,
”
Joe
Aiken
of
Ash
­
Division from foot of F street, Portland.
mans and Moors of West Barbary. The servant. The tiny republic has a language
.. .... .Jacksonville which we shall merit.
County Seat
When the boundary surveyors were run­
of Jackson. state of
bridegroom on these occasions is placed within of its own, across between French and Span­ land, county
Will serve meals at All Hours.
. . Senator
A C Stanley. .
All OTer a Squirrel.
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
ofiiee
hi«
West Side Div.-ion—Between
ning
the
line
westward
through
Manitoba,
a
i circle of dancers, and the guests and by­ ish.—Paris Figaro.
Board by the week, $L0O.
J T Bowdiv h
sworn statement No . for the purchase of
resident of Pembina cautioned Capt. Came­
Speaking
of
squirrels
reminds
us
of
a
squir
­
•'
Representatives
standers,
wetting
small
coins,
place
them
on
PORTLAND
AND CORVALLIS.
Robert A Miller.
the EX of SW% ami Lots 3 and 4 of Sec.
ron, the head of the Canadian survey, against rel hunt that took place at West Salamanca his forehead. All the money thus collected is
»
W K Price
No30, in Tp No WS.K No5 E.and will offer
L ook Distance Rifle Shooting.
MAIL
TRAIN
DAILY
(EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
the Siohx, who were then mustering In Wood tietween G anil 7 o'clock Monday morning, in added to the dowry of the couple. As the
.County Judge
J II Neil
proof to show that the land sought is more
There is an immense amount of nonsense valuable for its timber or stone than for
Mountain district, and recommended his tak­ which our old friend Maj. C. M. Barton was coins are put on the bridegroom’s forehead
. IComniivsioners
William Ray
"Ar f i ¡;2Ó p m
:3U a ni i Lv Pordund
ing a large escort. “Oh, 1 am not afraid of the hero. It seems that some one was passing the attending servants shake them off into a talked and written about long distance rifle .grieultural purposes, and to establish bis 12 .25 p m ¡ Ar Corvallis
Chas W Taylor
I ■
Lv| 1:30 p in
Max Muller
.County Clerk
them," replied the gallant little hero, “1 the house of John Thompson and discovered • basket, which is placed in his lap, his eyes shooting, and the stories men tell about their I hiini to said land l>efore the Register and
At
Albany
am!
Corvallis
connect with
James G Birdsey
Sheriff
shall just hoist the British eusign, and that fat, plump gray squirrel in a tree in Thomp­ being meanwhile shut, and the name of the own or somebody elso s «onderful accuracy . »s-etver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon, train» of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
.Treasurer
R H Moore
will be sufficient ” In the course of the con­ son’s yard. Knowing that Maj. Barton was ionor and the value of the gift are announced. at long range may be set down as campaign •ni Tuesday, the 17tli dav ol Decemlier,
Assessor
J M Childers
inventions. In fact the same importance is ' • 49.
versation Capt. Cameron inquired as to th« a splendid shot, the man stopped at Barton's
GIVE AND TAKE.
H H Mitchell
BchiMil 8u|>erintendeiit R. R STREET, FOOT OF FIRST AVE.
He names as witnesses: Squire Parker,
not attached to long distance shooting as for­
best
means
of
saving
his
men
and
animali
house
and
told
him
about
the
squirrel.
It
be
­
With
modera
Arabians
the
bridegroom
Surveyor
J H Howard
Aihlaud, Oregon.
Ar i 9:00 a m
■f Keno, Klamath county Or . Wallace 4:50 p m j Lv Portland
from the annoyance of mosquitoes, which ing early in the morning, the major was not makes the brido presents, which are sent a merly, for it has been demonstrated beyond dogers
Coroner
.................
Dr R Pryce
Thomas Mayhew ami John F. Giv- 8:00 p in j Ar McMinnville Lv 1 5:45 a ni
doubt that it is comparatively useless except
that
year
were
peculiarly
troublesome.
yet
out
of
bed,
but
when
hearing
about
the
lay
or
two
before
the
nuptials.
As
soon
as
ns. of Ashland, Jackson county. Or. Any
JOSKrHINX COmtY
where the distance has been carefully meas­ -.nd all persons claiming advers-iy the above i
"There is no remedy for them," replied th« plump squirrel up the tree be hustled on his
G rents Pass
County Seat
AVill spare no pains in making this one American, "except when there is a slight pants and sallied forth with his gun and com­ the bride reaches the bridegroom's house she ured and the gun properly gauged for it It ¡escribed lands are requested to file their
makes him presents of household furniture, a
Walter Sinclair.
Joint Senator of the iiiost comfortable and liome-like
aims in this office on or before said 17th
C J Howard.
Representative betels in the place. The tables are supplied breeze, liefore which they disappear." “Yes,” menced blazing away at the squirrel To hie spear and a tent. The marriage contract can be readily seen that this would be im­
ay of December. 1889.
said
the
gallant
officer,
“
but
we
must
de
utter surprise the squirrel didn't move, and among the Persians stipulates for the settle­ practicable either in shooting at game or iu a
Volney Colvig
County Judge with the be-t the market affords. Pleasant
C has . W. J ohnston . Register.
something. Men can’t work and take care­ the major continued to fire. After repeating ment of numerous presents, in addition to a military engagement. To illustrate, the very
J Hanseth ....
(Com missioners accommodations for families
For full information regarding rates.maps,
P Hansen.
ful observations with these infernal mosqui­ the operation eight times the squirrel fell to certain sum of money. If the bridegroom is best long distance rifle that is made has a fall
........... !
etc , call on company's agent at Ashland.
THE NEW MANAGEMENT.
Chas K Chanslor.
County Clerk
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
toes buzzing around them, can't you do any­ the ground and cm avaricious dog grabbed it in moderate circumstances he gives the bride of forty inches in 500 yards. Now, how
R. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGERS,
J C M ohs
Sheria
Having leased th$ above house ami thor­ thing to get rid of them, Mr. Lennon U and started off. the major running after the two complete dresses, a ring and a mirror. many men are there who can accurately cal­
Manager.
Asst G. F A Pass Agl
nited States Land Office. Roseburg, Or.,)
J A Jennings
............... Treasurer
culate
such
a
long
distance!
And
of
what
“
Wai,
sir,
we
can
’
t
do
anything
here;
w«
dog,
which
was
finally
captured.
At
this
He also supplies the furniture, carpets, mats,
P C Ream
Sept. 14, 1889. f
Assessor oughly refitted and renovated tlie same. 1
uso would tho gun be iu case the marksman's
W A Massie
.School Hu|>erintendert am Im» prepared to offer first-class accom­ have to put up with them. Perhaps if you stage of the “hunt” the whole neighborhood culinary utensils and other necessaries for judgment erred fifty yards one way or the N’OTICE is hereby given that In compli­
modation
to
the
traveling
public.
were to hoist the British ensign you spoke of I had congregated, and there was nearly as their home. Presents are exchanged between
ance with the provisions of the act of
W N Maunders
........... Surveyor
iSOCIF.TY DIRECT«»RIFS.
other! These considerations have induced
Dr Flanagan
CaroMf
Board and Lodging. $5 to $»i per week. a while ago, that might scare’em; I don’t much excitement as there was at Gettysburg the bride and bridegroom on the evening be­ the government to chauge the whole theory congress of June 3, 1878. eutitlecl "An act
know nothing else they'd care a cent for.”— i when Pickett made his fameus charge. The fore an Armenian wedding.
lor the sale of timber lands in the states of
Meals. 25c; Lodging. 25c and 5A
KLAMATH COf.VTY.
G. A. K.
San Francisco Argonaut.
major finally got possession of the plump ! The introduction of the Chinese method in and practice concerning the use of long range California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing­
.Linkville TULPHUR WATER BATHS. 25 CENTS.
County Meat ... .
.
guns.
The
Creedmoor
wstem
has
been
aban
­
ton
Territory,
H.
b.
Keeran,
of
Willows,
Bl
KNellli:
POST NO. 23.
squirrel,
and,
great
Scott!
it
proved
to
be
a
the United States would revolutionize tho
C A Cogswell, of Lake
Joint Senator
Cause for Anger.
Hot and (.'old Baths at any time between
stuffed squirrel, which, it is said, Mr. Thomp­ present etiquette in respect to present mak­ doned entirely by the enny marksmeu, and i county of Colusa, state of California, has
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
S P Moss, of Lake
Joint Representative
this
day
filed
in
this
office
his
sworn
WM Moore
-
Coanty Judge 7 o’clock a M and 10 o'clock P M. One Bath
The Liverpool Mercury relates an incident son bad prepared and tied to the tree for an ing. With the Celestials the family of the they are now taught the art of measuring statement N»>
for the purchase of the 3d Saturday of each month, Visiting Com-
(37)
jC'ouimi.'sioners room reserved for ladies use.
W C Crawford
which shows how some English landlord! ornamentl We don’t know just how true this bridegroom make presents to the family of distances by the eye, and also practice shoot­ SW X of ’■cc No 24. in Tp. No 40 S, range rades cordial!) welcomed.
M ax P racht , Commander.
I. B Kester
I
treat their tenants. A prosperous farmer, is, but certainly the squirrel was only a the bride of various articles a few days be­ ing at moving objects. When firing at tar­ No 4 E, and will otter proof to show thin
J R Casey, Adjutant.
A L (caviti.
Clerk
who was desirous of purchasing his holding, stuffed one, and the major of course had to fore the day fixed for marriage. The pres­ gets each man makes his own estimate of dis­ the land sought is more valuable tor its i
ASHLAND
Sheriff
M I) Childers
which has been occupied by his family for shoot all the strings in twain before the squir­ ents generally consist of food, a cock and tance, a squad fires and then all advance, say limber or stone than for agricultural pur-
.Treasurer
Chas Graves.
KNIGHTS OF l’YTHIAS.
three
generations, waited upon his landlord rel could come down! This he did, which hen, the leg and foot of a pig, the leg of a fifty yards, make new estimates and fire p ses, and to establish his eliuni to said
,r
John Mmart
again. This process is repeated, so that the land before the egister and Receiver of
and made known his desire, stating that he shows that he is a good shot, even if it did re­ goat, eight small cakes of bread, eight
P L Fountain
School Superintendent
GRANITE
LODGE.NO. 23, Knights of
soldier really gets experience that will be of this office at Roseburg, Ogn. on Friday,
had saved £800. Out broke the landlord: quire eight times to do it!—Cattaraugus torches, three pairs of large red caudles, a
Surveyor
J> B Griffith
Pythias, Ashland. Oregon, meet» e»ejy
the 13th day of December. 1889.
use
to
him
in
actual
warfare.
—
Clarence
E.
quantity of vermicelli and several bunches
John W Heinens
................
Coroner
“You have saved £800 on my laud! You Union.
He names as witnesses: I W liurriss and Friday evening Visiting Knights in good
Lee in St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
i
of firecrackers. Two or three days before
want me to sell it to youl I tell yon what
LAKC COl'HTY.
I) D H Yeager, of Ashland,Or., J F Keeran standing are cordially invited to attend.
Sight
Translations.
<i. F. M c C onnell , C. C.
the time fixed for the wedding a red card is
I’ll do; I'll raise your rent £100 a year I’’ And
and C E Keeran. of Wili«ws,C'«lusa Co,Cal.
County Seat
Lakeview
Famous Hoaxes.
H. T. C hitwood , K. of K. <k 8.
Mr. White is famous among his friends for sent by the family of the bride to that of the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
he did it. The rent was an impossible one.
C A Cogswell, of Luke
Joint Senator
The photograph of the great Muir glacier above described lands are requested to file
The tenant had to turn out from the house in his illegible handwritiug. He is a very short bridegroom, stating the quautity of furni­
S r Mo««, of Lake
Joint llepresentative
MASONIC.
W A Wilshire.
< oiinty Judge
which he was born, and the farm was offered sighted man and dependeut upon a pair of ture that will be furnished as the bride’s iu Alaska, which showed with the vast ice their claims in this office on or before said
R L Sherlock ...
field a sort of “bird's eye” view of the city of 13thday of December, 1889.
for new occupation. It had to bo let at £5( pinch nose eyeglasses. One day he was dowry.
C has . W. J ohnston , Register.
iCoinmissioners
HINKIYOV CHAITKR, No. 21, R. A. M.
William Bagley.
In Siam all the guests must bring presents, Montreal, in Canada, has received a good
les» rent than was actually being paid by the called west suddenly on business and forgot
WT Boyd
Clerk
j-Swedish brides used to receive from their deal of notice, but not much credit, from the
Regular convocations on th« Thursday
hereditary tenant, but all attempts to conclude his glasses.
William Carll
Sheriff
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
next alter the full muon.
He telegraphed to his wife from the first friends a pig, sheep or cow, and from the press of the country. It turns out to be? as
a reasonable arrangement on the part of th«
A McCallen
Treasurer
W H A tkinson , H P.
saving farmer were useless. The landlord station: “Send me my glasses by express to bridegroom a colt, dog, cat or goose. Among was commonly thought, a humbug, and
A H eisher
School Snjierintendent
(
’
nited
States
Land
Office.
Roseburg,
Or..<
E B Myer, Secretary.
I'KOI'KIETOH.
thought he had rightly punished him for hit Palmer house, Chicago.” The telegraph ope­ the wealthier class the couple sat on a raised worse, a fraud intended to make money for
J E McDonough.
....... Assessor
Sept 14di, 1889. f
impudence. Cases like this are arousing ar rator got it: “Send me my dollars by Curtis platform under a canopy of silk on their the author of it. hi this respect, as well as
W K Barry
Stock In«|>ector
OTICE is hereby given that in compli­
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. dt A. M.
Having purchased the old stable on
wedding day, and their presents, consisting in the extravagance of the association it
ance with the provisions of the net of
The circuit court for the First Judicial Main street near the bridge, and assumed angry feeling among English tenant farmers. to Palmer house, Chicago.”
Stated
communications on the Thursday
Mrs. White was greatly puzzled when she of plate, jewels and money, were arranged on makes a large city in a fertile laud with an
congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act
district sets in Jackson county on first the management of the same, 1 am pre­
uninhabitable desolation of ice, it differs for the sale of timber lands in the states of of or before the full moon.
received this message, aud a visit to her hus­ a silk covered bench before them.
Monday in April. September ami Decem­ pared to offer the public better accommisla- I
Business Watchfulness.
E V M ills . W M.
ber. In Klamath county on Second Mon fions than ever liefore afforded in Southern
The fee for the officiating priest at a wed­ from any of the famous hoaxes of recent his­ California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing­
The merchant who keeps a strict account oi band’s office brought her no explanation.
Wni R Lawson. Secretary.
day hi June and first Monday in November, Oregon in the livery business.
tory or tradition. The most famous as well ton Territory,” C. E Keeran. of Willows,
His
partner
knew
nobody
named
Curtis,
and
ding
in
Norway
aud
Sweden
formerly
con
­
his cash and credit sales has not only the satis­
hi Lake county on the third Monday ill
as the first of theso was Locke's “moon county of Colusa,state of California.has this
faction of knowing his position, but he pos felt certain that Mr. White had his check sisted of a present of one or more bladders
ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. E. K.
Mar and the second Monday in October. Horses Boarded
hoax,” published, we believe, in a New York lay filed in this office bis -worn statement
with
him.
book
filled
with
a
highly
seasoned
mince
of
differ
­
and Fed at sesses what is in reality a business barometer,
No
for the purchase of the N X 1,1 N E 1,
In .lo«epliine county on first Monday' :n
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
I paper fifty or more years ago, aud very
In
the
meantime
Mr.
White
had
found
in
ent
kinds
of
meat,
and
also
a
bottle
or
two
and the N % oi NW X *’f section No 10 in
March and August
which, by making comparisons, will enablt
Reasonable Rates.
generally credited, even by the less cautious Township No 10 South, Range No 4 Ea-tj in each month.
For Jackson county the County, Probate
him, with some degree of certainty, to gaugt his pocket a duplicate pair of glasses, pro­ of brandy. Every guest at a Norwegian
M rs . .1 D (’Boi-KER, W M.
vided for just such an emergency, and had weddiug brought the bride a present. In of scientists. It represented Sir John Her­ mid will offer proof to -how that
and Commissioners courts meet every
Miss Kate Chitwood. Secretary.
New and handsome turnouts, reliable his business; to ascertain whether it is paying sent a second telegram: “Have found my many parts a keg of butter was the usual schel, who was then making extended as­ the land sought is more valuable for its
month, commencing with the first Monday; and
~ 'I*-»»:---«—'-.. W.V
safe buggy teams, and ____
good saddle or not, and if so, whether it is sufficient t< other glasses. Never mind about first pair.” gift, aud if tho marriage took place in the tronomical observations at the Cape of Good timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
fer Josephine county, the first Monday in horses
1. O. O. F.
always to l>e had at these stables.
guarantee extending; and if not, by how
Jannary, April, Jufy aud September; for
Hope with the best attainable instruments, poses. and to establish his claim to said lend
much he must curtail expenses in order tc The second operator had even more trouble winter, salted or frozen meat was offered.
before the Register and Receiver of this
Lotte county, every alternate month, com-
as
having
discovered
indisputable
evidences
with
this
message.
When
it
reached
Mrs.
THK
MORGENGABE.
ASHLAND
LODGI., KO. 45.
WILL RIY AO HELL HORSEX.
make it do so. Years ago, when competitior
office at Roseburg. Or., on Friday the 13th
mesiciiig the first Monday in Januarv; for
White, it read: “1 leave around my other
Among the early Germans money was given of the existence of human creatures, or sen dav of December, 1889.
Hold
regular
meetings
every Saturday
was
not
so
keen,
and
profits
consequently
Klemath county, the first Wednesday in
to the bride's relatives on the wedding day, tient beings of some kind, aud of their cities,
lie names as witnesses: I W Burris and evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
March, June, September and November.
larger than now, it was not necessary, per­ gloves. Never mind about first pair.”
in
the
moon.
Sir
John
put
an
end
to
it,
ex
­
It look two letters to straighten out the but this usage was not followed if the mar­
D D II Yeager, of Ashland.Or J F Keeran in eood standing are cordially invited to
haps, to keep such a keeu watch over tbemosl
cept as a good joke on the part of the people and H S Keeran, of Willows. Colusa Co.Cal. atttend.
N. A. J.n’oaàTN
minute details of business. But times have mystery of these messages, and Mr. White's riage happened to be an unequal one. Men
R oht . T aylor , Secretary.
who believed it, but it was long a subject of Any and all persons claiming adverse­
changed, and with them have diminished tb< son Fred still preserves them as “prize speci­ of rank who had lost their wives, but had
raillery and fun among the papers.—Indian­ ly the above described lands are requested
chances of successful merchandizing, making men’s of papa's handwriting.”—Youth’s Com- children, in order to avoid burdening their
PILOT HOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
to file their claims in this office on or before
estates, married lowborn women,who, bring­ apolis News.
By Company I), First Regiment, Oregon it imperatively necessary for every merchant panlon.
said 13th day of December. 1889.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hal) every 2d and
ing
no
fortune,
were
not
entitled
to
dower.
to exercise a watchful care over the little
PRESBYTERIAN
C has . W. J ohnston Register.
4th Monday in each month
Memliers in
Ridden Over l>y a Regiment.
Bequests for Animals.
In such cases the husband gave his wife such
National Guards,
things.—Cloak and Suit Review.
good standing cordiully invited to attend.
gifts
as
a
pair
of
oxen
for
plowing,
a
har
­
An extraordinary story is told here of the
Dr. Christiana, a physician of Venice, who
Church, corner Main and Helman streets. i
FINAL l’BOOF NOTICE.
R cbt T aylor , C P.
miraculous escape of a woman and a little nessed horse, a buckler, a lance and a sword, died about the middle of tho present century,
Regular .Services, Sunday, 11 A. M. and
N. A. Jacobs. Scribe.
Cocoaaats.
boy at Brieg. Duriug the maneuvers there to signify that she ought not to lead an idle i left a legacy of 0,000 florins to his three fa­ United Slates Land Office, Roseburg, Or.!
7:•» 1’, M. Sunday School. 9:20 A. M.
As
many
as
17,000,000
to
20,000,000
cocoa
(October 29th, 1889. f
Young I'eorle’s .Meeting, 3 o’locck 1’ M
they got in front of a regiment of cuirassiers and luxurious life, but should be a partner i vorite hunting dogs, with a provision that it
HOPE IIEBEPCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 14.
nuts come into New York city every year which was riding at full gallop. It was im­ with him in his labors and a companion of
OTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Player Meeting, every Thursday evening.
should fall to an educational institution at
November 3H<||., IMHO.
I
Meets on the 2d arid 4th Tuesday in each
chiefly
from
Central
America,
though
they
the
following
named
settler has filed
R fv . F. G. S tbasub ,
possible for the woman to escape and for the his dangers. The wife, likewise, gave her their death.
month in Odd Fellows's Hall. Ashland.
notice of his intention to make final proof
are grown in nearly all the tropical coun­ soldiers to halt The public raised a shout of husband arms.
Paster.
Mrt. Hunter, a retired Manchester (Eng­ in support of Ids claim, and that said ).ro"f
M rs . M aggie S trait , N G.
tries. Those from San Blas are considerec horror, thinking woman and child would be
Tho morgengabe, or morning gift, was land) manufacturer's wife, who died in 1813, will be made before the judge, or in his ab­
M rs . C. E. M ay , Secretary
the best. They can hardly be said to have a trampled to death, and the foremost officers probably founded on the custom of the hus­
METHODIST.
left £200 per year to her parrot. The French sence before the clerk of the county court
Splendid Music, a Fine Supper and a “season," as the imports are nearly constant
called to her to lie down. This she did, plac­ band making presents. At first the morgen
A. O. U, W.
couut, Murat, who died in 1870, left 1,001 | or Jackson county. Or.,at Jacksonville,Or.,
Church, corner Main and Bush streets.
1 through the year. A well grown tree wil ing the boy underneath her. The whole regi­ gabe was a present made by the husband to
francs per year to be spent lu doctoring the i on Saturday, December 7th, 1839. viz:
Regular .Services.— Sunday, 11 A M. and Koval Good Time Arranged For.
yield in the rainy season two nuts in thrc< ment rode over her, and as tho horses were his wife on the morning after his marriage
A8HLAND LODGE, NO. 06.
eyes of his riding horse. In 1887 a rich maid­
Joxepit E. Randle*,
7.30 P. M. Sunday School. I) 30 A. M.
days, and in the dry season the average ii all made to leap over her she was, to the as­ I Sometimes it was a cnain of gold or a jewel,
Meets ip lodce room in Odd Fellows’ Hall
en lady of London died, but not until she bad
Homestead entry No. 4223, fur the W. X
Prayer Meeting.every Thursday evening;
about one in two days. Many are lost by tonishment of everybody, unharmed, though and at others a portion of the husband’s for­
pensioned the homeless cats of the great me­ j of die S. W. X. and the N. E. X of the b. every first and third Wednesday in each
Yming People’s .Meeting, Sunday 0 p . m .
being blown off by tho high winds befon for some time she was speechless with terror. tune. Formerly such a present was given at
tropolis to the tune of £1,500 per year. Gar­ WX of Seo. 15, und NWX °f NWXof Sec. month. All brethren in goisl, standing are
Ladies Aid society, Wednesday 2 r. m .
cordiully invited to attend.
they are ripe. A ripe nut falls of itself. Th< —Berlin Cor. Loudon Standard.
every marriage, but later only at the wed­ land, another resident of the British Isles, I 22, in Tp. 37, 8. R. 2 E„ W M.
Rr.v. C. A". Lt.wis,
T. O. A ndrews , M W.
nuts are sorted as they are unloaded iron:
lie names the following witnesses to
Pastor.
dings of the nobility. This custom was often died in June, last year, aud left £100 per an­
B S llkDCLirF. Recorder.
the vessels, the inspector being able to deter
Magnetism and Aluminum.
carried to great excess, tiie bride having the num to his pet monkey, and to his dog and I prove his continuous residence u|«m, and
cultivation of said lHiid, viz: William Coat-
min« whether a nut is good by giving it s
BAPTIST.
Magnesium is one-thinl lighter than alumi­ privilege of asking for any sum of money, or, cat each a pension of £5, while Gertrude, I ney, Thomas Davis, Luduic Tonn, Chas,
AT GRANITE HALL, THURSDAY single tap. They are then packed in bags oi
CHOSEN Fill ENDS.
in fact, anything that she pleased, and which “my daughter, with a large family of chil­ ! Davis, all of Lake Creek, Jackson county,
num,
at
the
same
time
more
deuse,
harder
Church, corner Church and High streets. EVE, NOV. 28.
one hundred each and put into the market—
could
not,
in
honor,
lie
refused
by
the
hus
­
dren,
which
she
finds
much
difficulty
ii
and tougher. An article made from German
Oregon.
C has . W. J ohnston Register.
Regular Service.«.—Sunday, U A. M. and
Good Housekeeping.
F idelity C ouncil N o . 1, of O regon .
silver weighing 5.5 kg. weighs only 1 kg. it band. The demand sometimes was very ex­ bringing up," gets nothing until after the
7:K) P. M. Sunday School. 9:30 A. M
COMMITTEES:
Meets the first and third Tuesday even­
orbitant,
if
the
woman
chose
to
be
avaricious;
:
death of the three pets.—John W. Wright in
made of magnesium. Atmospheric influence
Christian Endeavor Society, 0:30 P M
FINAL
PROOF
NOTICE
ings of each month in I. O. O. F. hall.
Her Intentions Were Good.
Fra yer Meeting, every Thursday evening. Executive Committee:
is about the same on magnesium and alumi­ hence the laws limited the amount to be St. Louis Republic.
Memliers in good standing respectfully
Jerome Hill tells a good one. In Berlin hi num, but while alkalies, such as ammonia or given.
“Fay weddings” were general
Covenant Meeting, Saturday liefore third
Lieut. C'has. W. Logan, Sergt. F. Len­
United States Land Office, Roseburg. Or.(
invited.
T. W. L ynch ,
Sunday in cuch month, 2 1’. M. Ladies’ nart, Co. Clerk F. I). Wagner.
met an eminent Dutch doctor and his wife, soda, attack aluminum considerably, magne­ throughout Germany at one time. At the
October 29'.h. 1889. )
A Sheriff’s •20,0<)0 Hone.
Wni. P atterson , »Sec’.v.
Councellor.
Social, s«eoml Tuesday eve in escli mon h
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
THAT
Committee on invitations: Capt. Me the latter priding herself on the fluency with sium is not affected by them at all. Magne­ entertainment which followed the marriage
Ex-Sheriff McMasters, of Deer Lodge,
R ev . T. K. V an T. owel ,
the
following
named
settler
has
filed
which
she
spoko
English.
“
Her
accent
wai
the
guests
deposited
gold
or
silver
money
or
sium
is
worked
into
objects
having
sharp
Connell, Sergt. Avers, P. B. Fitzpatrick,
Pastor.
quaint aud queer,” said Mr. Hill, “but bet edges, screws, etc., more readily and with jewelry in a basin which stood before the drives a $90,000 horse. The stranger look» notice of his intention to make final proof
THE
J. M. Oregon, Win. .Myer.
intentions were evidently good. Said she
bride, who was seated at a table with her at the ancient duu colored animal with in i in support of fiis claim, and th-it .'aid proof
terest. He naturally expects to discover will be made before the judge, or in his ab­
Committee on printing:
Corporal ’Meester Heel, I admire your country ver better results. It takes a high polish, is read­ female friends.
ily hammered and rolled,and can beswagedjor
CONGREGATIONAL.
sence before the clerk of t|ie county court
Cltitwood, E. .1. Kaiser, F. I>. Wagner.
mooch, and 1 like to read de books of voui
In other instances every visitor paid for points which will suggest another Dexter or
Committee on music: Lieut. Txigan, writers. But I cannot remember de name» pressed like tin into any shape. It is at pres­ the refreshments which he had, as at an inn. Flora Temple. He is disappointed. Then it of Jackson county,Or..at Jueksoiivilie, Or ,
ent about one-fifth cheaper than aluminum.
Church, cor. Main street and Boulevard Corporal Pnulsoii, Private Chas. Harris.
Jugt I*ubl|sliC(|.
is explained to him that McMasters traded on Saturday. December 7th. 1*89. viz:
of your great men, your soldiers and presi I —New York Telegram.
Years ago it was common in some parts of
Regular
-gulur Services. Sunday, 10:30 A. M
Granite Mountain stock at twenty-five cents
Chat leu
Committee on decoration: 2d I.ient. dents. I beeoom confused. Now tell me
i Germany, as well as in Holland aud France,
The
uiORt
infercHting, liitcnnely faacin'
and.
d 7:31»
...... .... P. ..............
M. Sunday
j School.
______ _ 12 _
M
a sharo for tho horse. This stock a few
Homestead entry No. 423 >, for the N W‘4
Rogers, Sergt. Ralph, Corporal Fox, von’t you please, is George Washington stil
to distribute at the weddings of the upper
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening.
atintr and ]>opiilar BubHcription book ever
Beginning a Career.
months
later
went
up
like
a
rocket.
So
it
of
the
SE
‘
4
,EX
of
SWXBec.
4,and
the
N
EX
Private H. J. Hicks.
aliveT I tried to be polite,” concluded Mr.
R ev . G. J W ehster ,
classes medals on which were various devices.
published.
Aspiring Youth—I understand there is a
happens that in the eyes of McMasters the of NWX of Sec. 9,Tp. 37..S R. 2 E. W. M.
Pastor.
Presents were made at the entertainment fol­
Reception coannittee:
ergt. Swift, Hill after he hail smiled heartily and audi vacancy on your local staff.
He names tlie following witnesses to
B y .1 W BULL,
old
dun
horse
represents
an
investment
of
lowing the nuptial ceremonies iu France by
Sergt. Bowman, Private Ed. .Sutton, C. bly at the recollectiou, “but I am afraid 1
City Editor—Yes. there is; in fact, we are
$20,000. It must be agreeable to ride around, prove his continuous residence uihiii , and
Ti
e
most
famous and successful Ameri­
laughed
for
about
ten
minutes.
When
I
ex
­
all
the
guests
who
were
invited
to
be
present.
B. Judge, C. A. Gunnuson, Frank Nel­
very short handed, and I cun give you a job
year after year, behind an animal which in­ cultivation of said land, viz: William Coat- can Winer, and uuthor of "The Beautiful
CATHOLIC
son, C. D. Cummons, .1. 1». Sa vie, Al. plained things, the doctor and his wife en­ at once. I want some one to go around aud The presents were deposited in a basin that spires these recollections. Most men would ney, Thomas Davis, Luiluic Tonn, Joseph Story,” 'Sea and Land,” “The World's
E . Randles, all of Lake Breek. Jacksoil Co., Wonders.” Etc.
joyed the joke aa much as L”—St. Louis Re
Swift.
interview Slug Bulldozer, the eminent poli­ i stood before the couple, while music was wildly desire to kick themselves every time Oregon.
C has . W. J oh N'T on , Regi'ier.
Church, corner Sixth ami B streets.
public.
being
played.
It is a matchless work of art . Over L-
tician. This paper charges that he beats his
they were reminded of such a transaction,
Floor managers: Sergt. Lennart, Cor­
Regular Service«.—Every fourth Sunday,
The
weddings
in
Wales
were
characterized
200 magnificent spirited engravings, design­
wife
and
starves
his
children,
and
we
want
but
McMasters
is
pliilosopbjcal.
There
isn
’
t
10 A. M
Sunday School, every fourth poral Chapman, F. D. Wagner, C. G.
Railroad Tie» of Mahogany.
ed and executed bv the best artist« and en­
by several curious customs, among which the
FINAL PROOF NOTICE.
Sunday, 3 P. M. F ather F. S. N oel ,
Stacy.
a tinge of- self reproach in tho tone with
gravers on two Uontineiits, emlieJlish its
The next day we rode for miles through to know what he thinks about it.
“Biddings” was one of the most interesting. which he speaks of “my $20,000 horse.
Pastor.
“
Um
—
er
—
haven
’
t
you
a
regular
inter
­
magnificent forests of mahogany and ebony
The richer people sent circular letters to the Granite (Mont.) Letter.
United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.,i pages and add excitement to wonder. In
viewer
for
that
kind
of
work?
”
trees. It may seem strange, but it is th«
Oct. 23. 1889. f addition to this incomparable feuture is sup­
guests by a paid bidder or inviter, in which
“Oh, yes, several of them, but they are all
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT plemented many grand mid beautiful fi i . l -
plain truth—for miles and miles through thii
EPISCOPAL.
letters it was stated that any donations would
How the Kangaroo Got His Name.
A_«l the following named settler has filed 1’AOF. CX1LORXD ELEOGRAEH PLATES. The nine
country the Monterey and Gulf railroad will in the hospital.”—New York Weekly.
lie thankfully received. In later years the
brilliant colors used in the picture« produce
use mahogany ties, and the timber used ir
American Notes and Queries being asked notice of bi- intention to make final ]>rpof ail almost dazzling enect, making them per­
custom
of
sending
bidding
letters
was
so
com
­
Service.« in Baptist church, cor. Church
Comparative Appetites.
in
support
of
liis
claim,
and
that
said
proof
the construction of its bridges will be of the
and High streets, second and fourth Sun­
mon throughout Wales that the printers kept by a correspondent from what language the will be made before the judge, or in bls ab- fect gems of art, gnq executed at a cost of
“When a crowd is coming to the hotel bidding forms in type.—New York Star
days, 8 P. M.
Kiv. F. B. T ick nor .
same material, and often ebony will be used.
word “kangaroo” comes, replies: It is said -ence. before the clerk oi the county court $5000.
Pastor.
AG 1 NTS BAXTER.
Vast forests of these precious woods stretch from lz» Angeles and the coast, I always
that when Capt. Cook discovered Australia ot Jackson county. Or., at Jacksonvilie, Or.,
for miles on either side of the roadbed, and figure on sixteen loaves of bread to every
lie saw some of the natives cm the shore with on Friday, Dec. 13tl> 1S89; viz:
Slight Chance of Recovery.
Everywhere
V> sell this most remarkable
the sound of the woodman's ax has never hundred guests," said a Coronado hotel cook,
a dead animal of some sort in their posses­
bo» k. Old experienced agents grasp it at
TTiontax 0. Aridienx,
DUNKARD
“Is the sick man out of danger?” asked a
yet disturbed the stilluess of the virgin spot yesterday, “aud when a lot of eastern excur­
sion, and sent sailors in a little boat to buy it
Homestead entry No. 4821. for the ». W sight, for they realize there is big money in
: of them. When it came on board be saw it
sionists are expected, all I allow is ten loaves friend.
it. In reality it i- a marvel of Isxikmgkipg
—Mexican Cor. Kansas City Times.
X of Sec. 2, in Tp. 38, ». K. 2 E , W. M
“No,” answered his wife, “thodoctor is still
Church on Granite street. Regular Serv-1
per hundred, and I find that is plenty. One
art. If you want to make some money,
was
something
quite
new,
so
he
sent
the
He
name«
the
following
witne.'-e-
to
•O«. PreachingeverySumiay.il A. M.
Californian eats as much as two easterners. visiting him.”—Time.
Young men, old men and middle-aged
sailors back to inquire its name. The sail'»-.- prove his continuous residence U| hui and here is a golden opportunity fi r you. An
Sweet Child.
I
agency for this w, rk is worth
A Los Angeles man usually drinks two cups I
men. gather yourselves together and gel
asked, but, not being able to make the natives cultivation of said land, viz: George Nut-
Small Boy—Grandpa, I heard the doctor
She Got a Room.
vour !>est girl (or somebody rise's girl) and
jf coffee, and a San Francisco man three;
ley.
William
Nutlcy.
Alonzo
W.
Wimer.
E.
From S.5 to S25 l*ei- Day.
understand,
received
the
answer,
“
I
don
’
t
TO I. HOM IT
MAY i ON«_E k .X
it M.n
The proprietor of a fashionable West End
hie yourselves to Talent" and attend the say that you were liable to die soon of spon­ the excursionist does well if he gets away
know,” or, in the Australian language. A. Carter, all of A-bland, Jack-on county.
It is a»"kno'.vle<iged by all publishers and
taneous
combustion.
hotel
does
not
receive
young
ladies
who
are
Grand
Mask
Ball,
given
in
the
I*.
M.
L.
Oregon.
C has . W. J oiin - ton . Keei-ler.
rOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
with one. Everything else is in the same
agents t be the hmids< niest, fa'test selling
Grandpa—Yes. dear.
unaccompanied by chaperones, even though “Kan-ga-roo.” The sailors supposed thus was
the co-partnership heretofore existing Hall, at that place, on Wednesday evening
proportion.”—San Diego (Cal.) Union
ami che:i)iest book ever published. Send
; I Thanksgiving Eve) Nov.
-. 27th. 1889, and
Small Boy—Well, try to keep aliva until
they hail from the United States. The other t!>e name of the animal, and so reported it
between C. W. Avers, H. 1!. Barbour and
immediately for illustrated circulars and
R. T. Elviage. doing business under the have more tun than you ever had before. the Fourth of July, won’t youl—Epoch.
Choosing Wives.
day a saucy young damsel from Boston went Thus the name of tlie curious animal is ti:- Training and Breaking Horses term ■ fret, or the < pp< itunity will be lost.
“I-don’t-know."—Philadelphia Ledger
firm name of Ayers. Barbour & Elviage. < laniard s Orchestra will furnish the music,
bowling
along
Piccadilly
iu
high
spirits
aud
Among the lower classes women are not
To -live time und to set ure it instantly,
contractors and builders,is hereby dissolved, and a tine supper will be served.
Value of h Life.
Interesting Regulations.
send $1.00 for a complete canvit'-iny oi.tlit
prized for their beauty. It is for their a spick-aud-sjian new hansom. The “fetch­
Costumes and Masks can be rented very
C. W. Ayers continuing the business, and
ing” combinatioji pulled up at the ---- hotel.
and name choice of territory. Extia Lib­
Before our civil war tho money value
H. R. Barbour and R. T. Elviage retiring cheap at th- White Sulphur Spings Hotel I Horatio G. Ouderdonk, a brother of the strength. A lady of our party asked a Rus­
I
eral teinis and exclusive territi ry
She bounced in and asked if she could have a placed upon the working force in a slave, a
C. W. Ayers pays all outstanding debts from Nov. lsth to Nov. 29th. After that bishop of New York, made provisions in his I sian guide if his wife.was pretty
guaranteed. Working agents are coining
date they will l»e found at the Talent Res­ will which would have turned old Draco
“No,” he answered, “she is very strong and room for the night Before the clerk could young negro field band. wa. $1,000 aud Up­
an<! collect* all the money due the firm.
money and you can do tlie same.
taurant."
.
" C. W. A te ««.
green with envy. Draco was strict and well very good, but she is not pretty She is very twist a smile with w Inch to decorate his re­ ward, and upon a skilled mechanic over
Neither experience nor capital is required
I
For Particulars see Large Posters.
grets
that
every
apartment
iu
tho
house
was
$3,000.
Dr.
Farr
ami
Edward
Chadwick,
understood the meaning of the expression ugly.” We all laughed, l<t 1 must confess
to engage in tin.' enterprise, as the Imok
engaged,
the
young
lady
snapped
out:
“
My
both eminent sanitarians, practically con­
“ruling with a rod of iron,” but bad Mr. that I admired him for his candor Parents
will sell itself if properlv presented, and
wp give our Agent- 30 day’ s time in which
Onderdonk lived at the time the old man was choose the wives for their sons, and they have mamma will be here to-night from Liver- firm these estimates. Dr. Farr says that in
England an agricultural laborer at the age
to deliver gml collect before paying us.
preparing his famous code he could have an eye to the useful as well as the agreeable. pooL I’ve telegraphed for her.”
AU parties taking water out of Ashland
“Oh, very well; in that ease you cau. per­ of 25 years is worth over aud above what it
Address
helped to make it more binding. The last If the woman is healthy aud strong she is
and Bear creeks in ditches for irrigating
paragraph in the Onderdonk will reads as quite an addition to the working force of the haps, be accommodated,” gently suggested costs to maintain him $1,19, and that the
pur)«>se«. whose righto are secoadaw to
the clerk. The new arrival went on, in a average value of every man, woman and
tho»e <>f the undersigned, are re-pecVrallv
follows: “No heir must be an idler, sluggard, family of which she becomes a member.
The bishops choose the wives for the priests, voice tremulous with irritation, “Perhaps child is $771. Edward Chadwick says that
requested to desist, a« we are in need of ah
profligate, drunkard, gambler; use liquors or
723 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
you’d like me to send for my father, too, aud each individual of the English working
the w ater that belong» to ns at our Phoenix
tobacco, go bunting or fishing on Sundays; aud they generally select the girls of the
mills. Our prarr rights niu-l I* resj-eetts).
older priests who are burdened with the larg­ my sister, and my cousins, my aunts and a classes is worth $8)0, and at 40 years of age
PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET
attend
races,
enter
a
barroom
or
porter
P. W. 0Lwm.t.
grandfather or two.” “Mamina will answer $1,780. Our values in this country are much
house, neglect to rise, breakfast and be ready est families, which is a very practical way of
PRICE FOR
A. J. W kvscs .
the purpose nicely," the clerk replied with greater Take the probabilities of our length
looking
at
the
question.
—
Dr
Barrett
in
At
­
for business by 9 o’clock, or get married be­
Phoenix, or-, June 24ft, lsat».
serenity. “Oh, I’m glad to know that,” re­ of life from the insurance tables and put our
lanta
Constitution.
fore he or she arrives at the age of 25 yean."
plied the Boston lassie with a toss of the labor on the market for that length of years
Tlie Streets of Paris.
—
John
W
Wright
in
St.
Louis
Republic.
i
Authorized Agent«.
Tlie undersigneil is now ready
re.
bead. “Because, if it will appease your sus­ and you will find what wo are worth to the
Paris keeps its streets clean by not permit­ picions as to who I am, I can show you my
ceive horses either wild or fame for
The following parties are authorized to
community.—Medical Classics.
Of Every Description Suitable for Ship­
tmpoaslble.
ting
them
to
get
dirty.
An
American
un
­
breaking or training purposes. Having
receipt for subscriptions, advertisements,
visiting card, a certificate of my birth, the
There was to be company at dinner, says suspicious) v tore a letter in two aud dropped
job printing, etc. Anv favors shown them ment. Packing House on A street, oppo-
pedigree of my family for three generations
engaged the services of an ex(ierie:iced
Iu the Family Circle.
•
>ite
the
depot.
Ashland.
Or.
The
Binghamton
Republican,
and
Bobby's
the
pieces
in
the
gutter
recently,
just
as
be
will be duly appreciated by the V alley
back, and the vaccination mark on my right
horseman well known on the turf in tiio
"Fa, is a lambkin a little lamb!”
mother hail cautioned him to be careful of 4ia<l doubtless done a hundred times at home.
Kxeoao
arm.” The clerk bowed humbly, and the
East I can give satisfaction or money
Linnkville
“
Yes,
my
boy.
”
his
behavior,
especially
to
eat
sparingly,
and
R. B. Hatton.
A moment Utter a policeman invited him tc young lady trotted off to her apartment.—
refunded. Callon or address me at the AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE MOVER
Jacksonville
L. L. Jacobs.
“And a manikin is a little man?”
always to say thank you when anything was retrace his steps and gather up the fragments
London Exchange.
fair grounds, Central Point, Oregon.
Central Point
W. A. Owen.
passeil to him.
“Yep."
of waste paper, on the penalty of being ar­
Ha« recently liuught out Wm. Patterson,
Medford ...
Miller A Strang
“Wall, 1 suppose the forty winks you take
The older people were rather numerous and rested. The American was a sensible man.
the Ashland House-Mover and i« soliciting
The boys of Princeton college tore up a
House and two'iota. cor. Third and C
the patronage of tlie citizens of Ashland
perhaps rather hungry. At all events they and, instead of protesting that America was hundred feet of sidewalk for a widow named ivery night after supper is a napkin, isn’t it!”
and environ' futi'la lion guaranteed.
Mabone says he was beaten by fraud, streets, Ashland, Oregon. One minute kept the hostess so busy that she found no the only free country on earth, he then and Nevis, and she sent them a great big sweet
“Well, do you suppoaa that if 1 gave you a
from Depot, ten seconds from public
¡'artie-' living cut:-id< and having such
and In- is right. Every vote cast against
sickin
’
it
would
lie
a
little
lick!*
’
time
to
wait
upon
Bobby
The
little
fellow
there
learned
a
valuable
lesson,
and
subse
­
cake
with
enough
poison
in
it
to
have
killed
*"b«w>L For terma eaL on Tnm LYnch,«t
work to do. a < reque ted to send their ad­
V
alley
R
ecord
,
him was infiuenetsl by fr-au 1 and every
grew
desperate.
And
the
boy
waited
not,
for
he
wus
a
wise
quently
expressed
Lis
admiration
of
a
city
twenty-five rowdies bad they eaten it. They'd
the Barber Shop.
dress. when they will he called upon.
one lor hiui was east in spite of fraud
“Say. ma,” be whispered, after a tune, which showed such respect for itself.—Sai: better let tliat buzz saw alone in the future child aud bad met his father before.—Har The *>e«t AdvMli.'ing Medium in .-'vuUiern
Addre
"JOHN A. KAM.SDELL,
Malione is the fraud iu this case.
i
“
how
.-an
1
eat
sparingly
and
say
thank
you,
pel
's
Bazar
Subscril>e for the V alley R ecord .
Francisco Argonaut.
Oregon.
A6MLAFP, 01.
—Detroit Free Press.
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