Valley record., October 02, 1890, Image 4

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NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT.
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The longest speech on record la be­
lieved to have been made by a member
of .he legtelatore of British Columbia
named De Coemc«. It was in the inter­
est of the eettlers who were to be ousted
from their lands. De Cosmoe was tn the
hopelew minority. The job had been
httd beck until near the close of the Me­
don; aniens legislation was taken before
noon of • certain day the act of confisca­
tion would fall.
The day before the expiration of the
limitation De Cosmos got the floor about
10 a.m. and began a speech against the
tnU. Those la fkvor of the bill cared
but little for what they euppoeed would
be an hour or an hour and a half speech
from De Cosmos, thinking that they
would have no trouble in putting it on its
passage aa soon as he wm through. One,
S, 4 and 0 o’clock came; still De Cosmos
talked as though be had ages in which
to finish Ms remark*. At 6 o'clock he
produced a fearful bundle of evidence;
then, for the first time, a suspicion of
the truth dawned upon the majority—
De Cosmoe intended to speak until noon
at the next day
he time for adjourn­
ment, and thus k.. the bill
They tried to shout him down with
their frequent and noisy interruptions,
but soon saw that that only gave him a
chance to digress and make his talk leas
laborious. At midnight the members
slipped out to lunch and returned only
to tall asleep in their seats; still De Cos­
mos went on. Day dawned over the
sleepy assemblage with tired looks and
bloodshot eyes, still the settlers* hero
kept the floor. Six hours more of talk
and noon, the hour of adjournment,
came to the baffled majority; a single
man had triumphed. His lips were
crackod and his chin smeared with blood
from the cracks; he tottered and fell
from sheer exhaustion, but the land was
caved. De Cosmos had spoken twenty-
six hours.—St. Louis Republic.
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The following pc;
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receipt for «u
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jeb pruning, eu. Any avuni. an
will tie duly appreciated by the v u.
Maooae :
A. <’. Howie,
Eagle Point
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Link villa
Jac keuii ville
L. u Jac.
W. A. (lie
Genwal i’.int
Miller A e.ran.
Medford.
DIRECTORY
.............
iNenatjr»
I N Dalpb . ...........
John H Miti-bri1
.............
I
. Congressman
Uniger Hermann
Governui
Sylvester Fennuyer
becretary
of State
George W McBride
State Trea.-urei
Fbil Mete ban
Bupt Public Instruction
E B McElroy
State Printer
Frank C Baker
K B Btraba ...
^Supreme Judges
William 1’ Lord
R B Bean .........
riMT jtratci iL bieratcr.
L R Webster
.. .
.Circait Judge
William U Cuivig
District Attorney
For Jackson. Josephine. Lake and Klam­
ath counties.
jacksox cscxrr.
.... Jacksonville
Cvuntv Seat . ..
.................... Bena tor
Theo Cameron.
J M McCall
.
j Representatives
Samuel Furry
J W Merritt
...
........ County Judge
J K Nail
.........
tCoiumisaioner»
Chas W Taylor .
. r
Ben Haymond ..
Mas Muller ....
. .County Clerk
Jamas G Birdsey
..................... Sheriff
Geo R Bloomer
................. Treasurer
I L Hamilton.
.................... Assessor
C M Price............. . . School Superintendent
Peter Applegate ..................................... Burveyor
Dr J B Parson . ..............................
Coroner
joscrHisk COUSTY.
County Beat.....................
. (> rants Pass
Waller Blue lair............................. Joint Senator
H B Miller..................................Representative
Voiney Colvig..............................County Judge
C O Bigelow ..........................
jCominissionere
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P Hansen ...........
Chas K Chauslor
... .......... County Clerk
JC Moe«
....
Bhen.i
J W Hberer........
.......................... Treasnrer
K C Harmon
.. . .................... Assessor
W A Massie
School Bnjierintemlent
C W Havens
...................
. .Surveyor
Dr Wallace.........
...............................Corotior
BLAMATM COCSTT.
County Beat
_____ _
.Linkville
C A Cogswell, <>! take
Joint Bcnutor
A Bnv'Ier, of take
Joint Representative
J 8 Orr
.County Judge
W C CrawlorJ
jCouimi.siotu.rs
C B Milvers ....
A L Leavitt.
Clerk
E W Gowan
................................... bberiff
Wm R Howe
............................. Treasurer
John Smart
.....................
. Assessor
P L Fountain
School Btqierinteiident
Isa Leskeard
.............................Surveyor
Joiia W siemens
.. ................... .Coroner
If you're told to do a thing.
And rr n to do k really,
Merer ta it be by balvse;
Do It fully. fraety.
Do not maks a poor excuse.
Waiting, weak, unsteady;
AH obedience worth the name
Must be prompt and ready.
If you're told to learn a task,
And you should begin It,
Do not tell your teacher, Yes,
Dm coming in a minute."
Waste not moments nor your words
In telling u hat you could do
Some ocher time; the present U
For doing what you should do.
Don t do right unwillingly.
And stop to plan and measure;
Tls working with the heart and soul
That makes cur duty pleasure.
-Phcebe Cary.
A CELEBRATED CASE
Bo It Is.
“Where do you intend to enjoy your-
eelf during vacation?"
“Well, I intend going into the conn­
toy, but whether I shall enjoy myself or
not Is another question."—Boston Cou­
rier.
Daugei of Contamination«
Dima way—Your 4— dog won’t bite
ma, will he?
LAKS COI’HTY.
Fanner Spin wheel—Gosh! I hope not
County Heal
Lakuvie*« It spiles *m fer woodchucks when they
C A Cogswell,
¡swell, ot
of 1 iaiAe
Joint BenaUor «t dude blood in their veins.—Once a
A Snyder, of Lake
joint Representative
’eek.
W A Wilshire
................. County Judge
G M Jones............... ........... jCoiuiuissiuners
A V Lane.................
W N Button
............................. Clerk
W P Heryford
bberifl
A McCallen
Treasurer I
A H . isher
School thiperintrndbent
J E McDonough.
In A - - ■ ■
............................ . As-essor
W K Barry
block inspector
The circuit court for the First Judicial
district seta In Jackson county on first ,
Monday in April. beptemh»r and Decem­
ber. In Klamaih county on Second Mon
day in June and first Munday in November.
Anyone contemplating the purchase of
In take county on the third Monday in | a first class .Sewing Machine Should Nut
May
Munday an
in vvivuci,
October, | i F ail to
ay and the secund mvnu«j
fT Josephine
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: on first
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In
county
Mondays
in
nt'Y A Xt>. i)
II UEELEU
March and
aud August
For Jackson county the County, Probate :
«(
iriLSoy.
waewe
D0 lUCtl
and wu,nswoiuim
CommiMioners o vwms
courts
meet CVCTy
every L
.
month, commencing a^lAL.
with ata.
the M_
find .«I
Munday
; " A Bargain in one of these Fine Machines
t«r Josephine
county,
the
first
Monday
in
—ui--
th:
“—1-^ n..i
can lie bad by inquiring at this office.
January, April, July aud September; for
Lake county, every alternate month,
oiuntli com- I*
mencine
meocing the first Monday in January;
Januar*
for i
Klamath county, the first Wednesday in
March. J une. September and November.
A BARGAIN
Sewing Machine.
i
I
CHURCHES.
Selling the Peerless Edition of
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Church, corner Main and Helman streets. I
Regular Services.—Bunday, U A. M. and I
7 F, M.
Sunday School. 9:30 A. M.
Young Peoria's Meeting. 6 o'locck p M
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening.
Rjtv. F. G. S thaxue ,
I
Paster.
METHODIST.
7~
TIIE
Í
Piliriiii’s
ProiLrBss,
Cburcb, corner Main and Busti streets.
Written
vv mien in iseaioru
Bedford .iau
Jail by
oy jonn
John Bunyan,
ttunyan,
Regular Services.—Bundav, 11 A M. and ' , i'the
greatest preacher of the seventeenth
'i
IM P. M. Bunday School. 9.30 A. M.
century. The grandest, most fascinating,
Prayer Meeting.every Thursday evening;
and
fastest
selling
book-ever
ottered.
Young People s Meeting, Sunday 6 r. m .
i I«
Ladies' Aid Society, Wednesday 2 r. m .
I
Rev. C. A. I.KWis,
____________
Pastor.
Include a life of Bunyan, nearly 400 Bible
BAPTIST.
references, the famous and beautiful poem
"The Little Pilgrim,” Over 100 ot the
Church, corner Church and High streets.
UBANUMT and MOOT WOXDKBl-TI. KNllHAVtaGS
Regular Bervices - Bunday. 11 A. M. and
which have ever appeared in print,
Four
7 P. M.
Bunday School. 9:30 A M
magnificent ami costly illuminated plates
Ohnatiau Endeavor Society, t>:30 P M
x
11
inches
printed
in
oil
colors.
This
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening
.superb book is meeting with
Covenant Meeting, Saturday before third
Sunday in each month. 2 P. M.
Ladies
Social, second Tuesday eve in each mon h.
Rrv. F. K, V au T awii &,
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Pastor.
| Old Agentseven are surprised with tiie re­
The success is
I sults of a trial canvass
CONGREGATIONAL.
simply astounding. The grandest oppor­
tunity tor money making ever offered.
Church, cor. Maia street and Boulevard
Pictorial circulars ire.- on appUi ation.
Regular Services.—Buiiuav, 10:30 A. M
and 7:30 P. M.
Bunday bchool. 12 M
N oth .—N o edition of this famous work
Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening
has ever been ottered by agents,Consequent­
I ly you cannot lull to sell large quantities
Rsv. G. J. W s B hteb ,
Pastor.
J oi this the finest edition in print. Exclu-
Í -aiv o territory to those who apply quick to
Special Features
Enormous Sales
CATHOLIC.
Church, corner Hath and B streets.
Regular service.*,—Every fourth Bunday.
10 A. M.
Bunday School, every lourtb
Bunday, 3 P. M.
r'aruia F. s. S oil ,
Pastor.
The History Company,
¡¿37 Mark t st..
SAX Fit INCISCO.
Citation
EPISCOPAL.
In the County Court of the State ot Ore-
Services ,n Baptist church, cor. i htin.h go n. for the County oi Jackson, sitting for
and High streets; aecoud an i fourth bv4u- th e transaction of Probate business.
In tbe matter of the estate of R. N. An-
dayn, JI, M.
Kav. F. B. T icknob ,
derson. deceased; order to show cau*e why-
Paste *,
real pr< perty sh< uld not lie sold.
DUNKARD
iwtrah N. Beever, the administratrix of
Church on Granite street Services every U,e
K' X, And7'°fo d^ea-ed. hav-
quarter. and ottener.
’ ‘“K “led hcr I*tItlon '»««>•» 4u'y vended
I__________________________________ 1 p a , ing lor an order ot saie of the rea! es-
J tale hereinafter descrilied, belonging to said
8ECULAR UNION.
l estate. It is therefore ordered by the Court
Ashland Secular Union No 1, meet* at ! that all persons interested in said estate,
McCall’s Hall the first Sunday
in every i appear :>eiore the said Court on Tuesday.
month, at 7 o'clock p tn
| tne 7th day of October. A. D, 1890. at 10
¡o’clock a . M. of said day at the court room
„
s Lev gr pres.
H 8 Evans, sec y.
! of said County Court at tbe court bouse in
I Jacksonville, Oregon, to show cause why
' an order should not be granted to said ad-
I ministratrix to sell the following described
I real property belonging to said estate:
Lots twen’ty-tbree (23), twenty-four (21).
I twenty-live (25) in block “J” in Railroad
’ Addition to Ashland. Jackson county. Or-
.egon.at public auction on the premises
, aforesaid as by law prescribe«!
And that a copy of this order be pubhsli-
I cd at least four successive week» tn the
:
ViLLF.v
R k <- oui >. a newspaper of genera!
ASHLAND, :
OHEGON
, circulation printed und pubiish.-d in said
I county. Aud it is further ordered that a
1 c< pv of this onler l>e served personally up-
: on each of the heirs named in said petition.
Will Sell, Rent and Handle Dated August 9. 18S0.
¡Attest
J. R. NEIL,
M AX M C LLEK,
Co. J udge.
Real Estate on Com ini ssion
County Clerk.
W. N. LUCKEY,
Real Estate Agent,
A Choice Collection of Ci ty and
Country Property for sale.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
SEALED PROPOSALS will lie received
kJ at the office oi the County Clerk at
Any jsrrxow tri ahi nd to get I p rop- ! Jacksonville, Jackson county. Oregon, un­
til 12o’clock noon. Friday, September 12th.
rrty triU jind it to their into
Is!«), at which time bids w ill! 1« opened for
to mil timl nee im
* building a bridge across Emigrant creek at
4 a point near Shepherd's residence, accord­
ing to plans and spec; Ecations now on file
f iif the Clerk’s office. Bid* will tie received
separately. 1st, for building stone abut-
1 me.Vts; 2d, for building the wood work of
Miad winder nceurvti. BoHr* Ifarnw*
said bridge. Bid* will also lie received and
In orw rvftalm g. T sti w« ni-.!> fr. n «I
considered which are accompanied by plans
pMt« of the fflob««. Pn-«wrtEj»
FïtrB,
on ApnRrat »n tv Fr» 4.
and specifications made by the bidder. The
A« LtfJÍSJt i»,
F U ili Jkvv•. Jft < Y TU
County Court reserve- the right to reject
7-^;------------ - —;------------------------------------------ \,«v and all bids.
MAX MFIXER,
A hfty pound salmon was caught m a ac.f
County Clerk.
EMORY
n Rog«« nvar teat week.
I
The youth of the present know nothing
of the fine times of the Royal lottery.
One must be very near the sixties to re­
member the sheets of white pasteboard,
an which the drawn numbers appeared
in enormous figures, the cries of the
ticket sellers the day before the drawing
and tha serenades executed the day after
beneath the windows of the winners.
This institution of another age disap­
peared in 1837 with the public games,
bnt in 1805 it was in operation in all the
large cities of France, and in Paris the
Rue Neuve-des-Petite-Champs, where the
lottery had its headquarters, presented
three times a month—the 5th, 15th and
85th—a curious spectacle.
The 15th of February of that memora­
ble year which was to finish with the
battie of Austerlita the crowd, as usual,
besieged the door of the hotel in which
the drawings were made. Noon had
lust struck, and the late comers who
had been unable to get in were impa­
tiently awaiting the decree of fortune
in the street. At 12:15 the door opened
and the official criers began to shout the
five numbers which the innocent hand
of a child had drawn from the.urn—59,
86, 44, 85, 11. The players received
them with groans and hisses, for fate
had not favored a single one among
those poor people. For some minutes
there was a frightful din. Then the
throng began to scatter into all the ad­
jacent streets, and the quarter gradually
resumed its customary aspect.
Among the victims of this unlucky
drawing was a woman of middle age
whose attire announced competence and
whose features did not lack distinction.
She held in one hand a huge wicker bas­
ket and in the other an enormous um­
brella, which she brandished as she
strode along talking aloud, although she
was entirely alone. She turned to the
right, went down the front steps of the
Palais Royal, entered the garden and
threw herself upon a bench in the alley
which runs parallel with the Rue de
Valois.
“Brigand of a blind man!” said she,
between her teeth, “rascal of a beggar!
he promised me my three in the drawing
of the 15th without fail and yet my
numbers did not come out!”
This vehement monologue seemed to
calm her a little. She opened her basket
and took from it a book which she fell
to reading attentively. It was a yellow
covered volume and bore this seductive
title: "The Lock of the True Key of the
Imperial Lotteries of France. The Cer­
tain Way to Win Annually 42,000 Francs
and More with Very Little Money.”
While the unlucky gamester was ab­
sorbed in this attractive reading a
spruce little old man, who had preserved
the queue and pigeon wings of the old
regime, came and seated himself on the
same bench.
He glanced nt his neighbor out of the
corner of his eye and smiled with a
wicked air. A discreet cough revealed
his presence to the lady, who at once
moved as if to arise. The old man re­
strained her with a polite gesture and
■aid to her in a very soft voice:
“Kindly excuse me, beautiful lady,
for permitting myself to address yon
without having the honor to be known
by you. Perhaps you will pardon my
indiscretion when you know that I am
the author of the book now claiming
your attention.”
“What! You are”-----
“Marseille Pere, mathematician and
professor of luck, Carrefour de la Van-
nerie, 51, third floor, and I shall be
charmed, beautiful lady, to pat at your
service the fruits of my long experience.”
“Ah! yes!” cried the woman with the
basket, “I advise you to brag of your ex­
perience! YourB is a fine book! It put
it into my head to ask numbers of blind
men, and for three years I’ve been play­
ing a triple combination given me by
that old rogue Bellanger, the blind man
of the Pont au Change, bnt never have I
seen two of my numbers come out simul­
taneously, and yet they call that animal
the blind man of good luck!”
“Pardon, beautiful lady,” said the
professor of luck in an insinuating tone;
“it is true that on page 185 of my little
work i recommend blind men, but on
page 218 I point out another class of cit­
izens whose advice never fails.”
“A famous class, indeed—guillotined
persons! Where do you expect me to
find them? How should T know any
guillotined persons?”
“But, dear lady," resumed ni. Mar­
seille Pere. not in tho least disconcerted,
“may it not happen that a person who
has given you numbers might incur cap­
ital punishment and ascend the scaffold?
In that case my system is infallible—the
numbers will come out at the drawing
which follows the day of execution.
“If I was only sure of itf’ muttered
the irascible gamester, already a trifle
softened; “bnt I shall have no such good
fortune. That scoundrel Bellanger will
«ever ascend the scaffold. A blind man!
Who ever heard of a blind man being
guillotined?”
“The fact is that such a thing is hardly
probable, and it’s very sad, for success
would be certain. But you might go
elsewhere. Persona sentenced to death
are not rare, and with influence one can
visit them at Bicetre.”
“Oh, yes! and abandon my triple com­
bination which is to bring me nearly a
million! And what numbers! 18—87—
88. The eighty-eight has not come out
for eighteen months. I will put my last
ecu on tha combination; it shall never be
sc.i J that the Baronne de Molden drew
back!”
With this heroic speech the woman
threw her book into the basket, seized
her umbrella, suddenly arose and went
off without even saying good-by to M.
Marseille Pere, mathematician.
This strange dialogue teemed wholly
natural in *1305. The Baronne de Mol­
den, an old maid whom the emigration
had not corrected of the habit of gam­
bling, represented a type very widely
spread at that epoch when the lottery
had replaced lansquenet. As to the pro­
fessor of luck, the race has been perpet­
uated and can still be found at Monaco,
but it was then abundant in Paris.
What will never be seen again, it is to
be hoped, is a criminal trial like that of
the blind tnan whean the baronne cursed.
The Mardi Gras which followed Feb.
15 that poor devil bundled up his little
traps at nightfall and prepared to regain,
the Hospice dee Quinae-Vingts. For
more than twenty years he had occupied
his place on the Pont au Change, which,
be had come, to consider his personal
property.
lie vraa between 50 and 60, still
straight ud vigorous. Blmd_ at_ birth.
king ot Italy, but lhnis absence the
he had commenced life by begging in chief justice could suspend the execu­
the streets. Later he had succeeded in tion. A retired actor named Beaulieu
getting admitted to the Quinze-Vingts, bore a petition drawn up by the two W.r™med<.ApHR0DiTifj£ .,r, ,,
A. SET OF THE
and thanks to some municipal protection lawyers to him. and his excellency con­
he had acquired the privilege of occupy­ sented to submit the case to his majesty.
Is S old <> s a
ing the corner of the Pont au Change
POSITIVE
‘g, -^'i
It was time. The clock showed a
and tbe Quai des Lunettes. Every morn­ quarter past 3. The toilet of the con­
GUARANTEE
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J?
ing he installed himself there, returning demned man was finished. Old Sanson,
to cure any
\~jf[
to the hospital only in the evening.
the executioner, had given the signal to
form of nervous
Tbe Revolution had not changed his his assistants, and the procession was
disease, or au
habits. He had been indifferent to the about to start for the Piace de Greve,
disorder nf fl c
riots and the executions. Daily, during when the order to stop proceedings ar­
before
geuemrite •>
7ER
Which we Offer xvith a Tear's Subscription
the terrible years 1793 and 1794. the carta rived at tbe conciergerie. Bellanger gaus of either »ex win: nt in? fm:-i the
to this Paper for s Trifle More than
loaded with victims emerged from the fainted from joy on hearing the news. excessive use of Stimulants, , . ji . .. «. <rp:-»--,
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eonclergerie ten paces from where lie He was taken back to Bicetre and the or through youthful tndi* r.-tion. <>.. ,■ iu.iu.,-
Wishing
to largely increase the circulation of thia
sat. The grinding of the wheels, the crowd dispersed on seeing the scaffold eucc. Ae.. such as I»w of I’. a.n r . -.er. Wake .a
R paper during the next six niontba, we have made
neas.
Bearing
down
Faius
in
the
s.
:-..un
shouts of the soldiers and the vocifera­ pulled down.
F arrangements with a New York publishing house
Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous l*n ::ati. u Noe;u:i.
f
whereby w<- are enabled to offer as a premium to our
tions of the crowd warned him of the
The baronne soon learned what had al Emissions. I<eueorrhaa. Diz. ine--. Wenk 'iem-
aubecrilM-rs a Set of the Works of Charles Dick*
passage of the condemned without caus­ happened and was terribly enraged. ory, Loss of Power aud IniisAeuiy. v>hi<li ii i: •
«SA.
in Twelve Earge and Handsome
ing him to suspend the piercing music The drawing of the 15th of June, which elected ofteu lead to preinstnreoldageand iu-ai.
X ninnies, with a year's subecription to thia
of his clarionet. It is true that the ex­ was not favorable to her. put the finish­ ity. Price 11.00 a t>ox, 6 boxes for f CO Sent b
t . ■
F-'I’er. ter a trifle more than our regular eul>-
eci ipuon price. Our great offer to Bulwcriben
citement of the spectacle had no existence ing touch to her exasperation, and she mail on receipt of price.
eeliis>ee any ever li< rotofore made. Charles
for him. He heard the Terror, but did leclared that she had renounced the lot­ A WRITTEN GUARANTEE is given for
Dickens was tho greatest novelist who ever
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not see it,
,
lived. No nnihor tx fore or emee bis time hat
; every f.\00 order received, to refund the money if
tery.
v ■ n tbe i. nn :l >t lie achieved, aud hie worke
This man. whom all Paris knew, called
a
Permanent
cure
is
not
effected.
At that period it took nearly fifteen
r-
.e> nil- «pillar to-day than during
We have thousands of testimonials from old
himself Philippe Bellanger. With time days to hear from Milan. The public,
'fiGtae. 'Aliey alaiuud lu wit. humor,
I
aud
young,
of
both
sexes,
who
have
been
perma-
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he got together a little competency and persuaded that the reprievo was equiva­
i /V"
petln*. waMcrly delineation of character,
vivid dcecription.* <>! places and incidenta,
led an easy life. Begging was not his lent to a pardon, paid no further atten­ ■ ueutly cured by the use ot ArueoDiTixx
I Circular free. Address
thrilling and skillfully wrought plots. Each
sole resource. He carve«l wood with tion to Bellanger. People thought so
book is intensely interesting. No uoiueefiould
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
much skill and made trifling objects, little about him that on the morning of
WKr
be without a set of these great and lemark-
WESTEItK BaaaCH,
“
able works. Not to have lead iheni is to be
which he sold to passers by. But the June 28 the passers who saw that the
BOX 27.
PORTLAND, OR.
far behind the age in which we live. Tbe
major part of his revenue was gained by guillotine had been erected during the
CHARLES DICKENS.
eet of Dickons' works which we offer as a
less avowable means. He was reputed night on the Place de Greve asked them­ : T K Bolton. Agent, Ashland, Oregon.
remium to onr snbscribera is handsomely printeil from entirely new plates, wiih new type,
lie twelve volumes contain the following world-f.imons works, each one of which is pub-
to be gifted with the precious faculty of selves what criminal was about to die.
liehed complete, unchanged, and abxolulely unahrhlge l:
divining the winning numbers in the They did not remain long In uncertain­
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
lottery. Bellanger had many customers ty. A few minutes before 9 the cart
DAVID COPPERFIELD,
I BARNABY RUDC.E AND CHRISTMAS
STORIES,
to whom he sold infallible combinations. rattled up and the crowd cried out, “It's United States Land Office, Roseburg, < .r.,i
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT,
OLIVER TWIST AND GREAT EXPEC*
NICHOLAS
NICKELBY,
Two or three drawings in which chance the blind man! It’s Bellanger!”
J une 3.181X). f
TATIONS,
favored him had given him vogue, and i It was he, indeed. The pardon had N otice is hereby given that DOMBEY AND SON,
! THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP AND
BLEAK
HOUSE.
in
compliance
with
the
provisions
of
in 1806 the blind man of good luck, as he been refused at Milan, and the chief
I
THEUNCOMMERCIALTRAVELER,
act oi congress of June 3, 1878, entitled LITTLE DORRIT,
! A TALE OF TWO CITIES, HARD
was styled, excited the envy of all his justice, severely reprimanded for having the
“All act for the sale of timber lands in the OUR MUTUAL FRIEND,
TIMES AND THE MY8TERY OF
confreres in blindness.
granted a reprieve, had hastened to fin- | states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and PICKWICK PAPERS.
I
EDWIN DROOD.
In the early days of his prosperity ish matters.
Washington Territory,” Frank McCracken,
The above are without qu<*sti<iii the meet iaiie'iis novels that were ever written. For a
of White Point, county of Jackson, state of
Bellanger had employed a certain Widow
Bellanger reached the foot of the scaf-
lias this day filed in this office his quarter of a century they Imre lieeri <-e]i4>rate«l in <•»««' uo..k a ml corner of the civiliced
Capulet, who served as his guide, and a I fold. A shiver ran through the crowd Oregon,
sworn statement for the purchase ot the N world. Yet tlitre are tbouuands<>t hone'.* in America not vei hi >> ficil with a set of Dickens,
youth named Pinson, who drew the little when he mounted the steps with the hes­ W of N W
unis bailees Iroui .'lijoyiug
.8 \2 ot N" W % uml N W the UBUal high cost of the Imok» ureveutiug pe.mhi in mod, ran
luxury. But now, owing to the use of modern improved
■ ■ ing, fi filuig and entailing
wagon loaded with the trifles he fabri­ itating and heavy tread of the blind. JI ol fc W X ul sec No. 24, in ip 39, S R No. this
machinery, the extremely low prico ol whit.- ■
,| ti„. •
,t c<>ui|K'tili<>u in the book
cated. The widow and the lad fell in His pale face and sightless eyes appeared 4 E, and will oner proof to show that the trade, we are enabled to offer to onr aiibsorib
u 1 n-a-lf.7
net of Dickens’ works st a
land sought is more valuable for its timber
price which all can afford to pay. Ever. In i. , in >■,«« lam! in. uos* be sup|>lted with a set
love with each other and got married. for an instant above the knife, which or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and of the great autli r's works.
After five years of faithful service they came down rapidly. They heard a loud to establish his claim t said land before
the Register and Receiver of this office at
had abandoned the blind man to go to cry, a hollow sound and all was over.
Roseburg, Oregon, on l-’riday the 28th day
housekeeping, and the poor devil, re­ ' Thus died the blind man of good luck, of
November, 1890.
duced to the company of his dog, had and—this is one of the singularities of
He names as witnesses: Al. Hopkins,
experienced a considerable diminution i this strange history—his sad fate in­ of Shake, Jackson county, Or., William
of his receipts. A bitter animosity was spired very little sympathy, if we may Nelson and George A. Blood, of Ashland,
county, Or., Edward Campbell, oi
engendered in the blind man by this. judge from the newspapers of the time, Jackson
Klamath City, Siskiyou county, Cal.
He did not show it, however, and re­ i which unanimously approved the execu­
Any ami all persons claiming adversely
mained on terms of intimacy with the tion.
the above-described lands are requested to
We will send the EN'TIllE SET OF’ DICKENS' WORKS, in TWELVE VOL­
their claims in this office on or before
Pinsons.
Perhaps the deceived lottery gamblers tile
UMES, as above described, all postage prepaid by ourselves, also the VALLEY REC­
said 28th day of November, 1890.
On the evening of Feb. 25, 1805, the were bitter against him. Certain it is
ORD for ONE YEAR, upon receipt ol $3.10. which is only HO cents more than the
J ohn 11. S hi pk , Register
regular subscription price of this paper. Our reader.*, therefore, practically gets set of
Mardi Gras already mentioned, ta he wm that by dint of cursing him the baronne
Dickens' works in twelve volumes for onlv 60 cents. This is the grandest premium ever
making his way to the hospital, he fell ill. She remained nearly a month
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
offered. !'p to this time a set of Dickens’ works has usually been >10.00 or more. Tell
■topped at the Faubourg Saint Antoine, in bed, inveighing against pardoned
all your friends that they can get a set of Dickens' works,’ in twelve volumes, with a
where his former servants lived. He en­ blind men and against the lottery, and, United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or..) year’s subscription to the V alley R ecord for only $3.10. Suliscrihe now and get this
June 3. 1890. )
great premium. If your subscription has not yet expired, it will make no difference, for
tered tb^ house, saying that he had come as she never read anything bnt the offi-
VTOTICEI8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT it will be extended one year from date of expiration. We will also give a set of Dickens,
to warm himself for an instant and drink , ; Clal
llsv O1
vuo drawings,
urawlHJjs, she was ignor- Al
cial list
of the
in compliance with the provisions oi a* above, free and post-paid, to any one sending us a club of three yearly subscribers.
a few drops with his friends. He took | -------------
an| -----------------------------
of Bellanger
s death,
° MCOU11.
.he act of Congress of J une 3, 1S78, entitled
from his great coat different objects | On the 5th of July, at 1 o’clock in ths “An act foi the sale of limber lands in the
which he placed on the floor beside the afternoon, she was up for the first time .states of California, Oregon, Nevada, ami
Washington Territory.” Edward A. Hild­
■tove, among them a bottle of brandy. when some one knocked violently at the reth,
of Ashland, county of Jackson, state
After drinking, the blind man took up | door. She opened it herself, for she had of Oregon, has this day filed in this office
his property and went away, remarking no servant, and Marseelle Pere, the pro­ his sworn statement for the purchase of the
W ;< of sec No. 30, in tp No. 39, 8 R No.
that he was in a hurry.
fessor of luck, threw himself upon her 4 N E.
and will oner proof to show that the
After his departure Mme. Pinson waa neck, shouting:
land sought is more valuable for its timber
about to put in the fire a bit of wood
“Victory! You are rich! As I told or stone than for agricultural purposes,
which was beside the stove when she saw you it would, your combinatiox same out and to establish his claim to said land be­
fall from it some black rains which | at the drawing which followed the exe­ fore the Register and Receiver of this office
at Roseburg. Or., on Friday, the 2»th day
er husband, cution!”
seemed suspicious to her.
day of November, 1890.
on closely examining it. discovered that
He names as witnesses:
Thomas E.
He showed her a paper on which were
Stanley, of Klamath City, Siskiyou county,
the bit of wood waa hollow and filled five numbers:
Cal., George A. Blood, of Ashland. Jackson
with gunpowder. The opening had been
56—13—81—87—88.
county. Or., Edward Campbell, of Klamath
very deftly concealed by stopping it up
“Unfortunate wretch that I am,” mur­ City, Siskiyou comity. Cal., William Nelson,
with a big plug. The couple uttered cries mured the baronne, “I forgot to buy my of Ashland, Jackson county, Or.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
of fnght which attracted the neighbors. , tickets!”
the above-described lands are requested to
They talked the matter over and decided
She stretched out her arms, her lips file their claims in this oilice on or before
that the infernal machine could have stammered the three numbers which said 28th day of November, 1890.
A Great and Wonderful Work,
been brought only by the blind man. He would have enriched her—13,87, 88—her
J ohn H. S hupe , Register.
bs.
CO XT AI I ING
alone had been there and, no doubt, had limbs stiffened and her face grew ghast­
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
hidden it under his coat. The Pinsons ly pale. The professor of luck sprang
M 2,176 Pages.
had no great love for him and did not forward to support hcr, but she fell United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.)
3,1890. |
hesitate to denounoe him without delay hackward. She was dead. The combi­ ’VTOTICEI8 HEREBY June
▲ND
GIVEN THAT
to the commissary of police. An hour nation of three had killed her.—Fortune A.N in compliance with the provisions of
620 Beautifnl Illustrations ’
later, Bellanger, who was sleeping tran­ du Boisgobey; translated for The Phila­ the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“An Act for the sale of timber lands in the
quilly in his chamber, waa arrested, delphia News.
T hi M ammoth C tclop . rdia J im been pib-
States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
lishea to meet th» wauie ot the tuMsea for a
thrown into a fiacre, taken to the force
IMiaM unlrerflal compendium of knowledge, practical,
Washington Territory,” William Nelson,
useful, H.'ient.'fir a"d sen»*™! The work to pob*
and jailed on the charge of attempted CONGRESSMAN ROWELL'S COTTAGE, of Ashland, county ot’Jackson, state of Or­
complete in four lanre and haDdaone
egon, has this day’ tiled in this office his
voiuines' comprising a total ot 2,170 pace«, and
assassination. This might bring him to
iMM
1«
profu«e:y
ir,u»ti ated* it t.fCnbeautlmientrav-
the guillotine. The chances of the bar- tt Must Give Way Soon to a More Pre­ sworn statemen lor the purchase of lhe N
lops Thoueands of dollam have bean espMdW
■•/A
% of N E >4, the 8 E ¡4 of N E Ji and N E
O.^H| to make this the mo>-t complete, valuable and
tentious Structure.
onne’s combination were looking up.
uaeful work for t hr mu-**« ever published It >«
of N W J4 otsec No. 21, in Ip No. 39, S R
a work (or rv« rrt-MM¡y—man. wurnn aud ehlld.
The little frame cottage of which a %
Two months afterward tbe blind man
No. 4 E, and will oiler proof to !:ow that
XWUI *n
occupation <»r walk in ¡Ke. The aub-
of good luck was still in prison and was picture is here given is tho home of tin land sought i.- mure valuable for its
stance at><! pra'-tienl utUI’y of t eenty ordinary
yaRM volume« are comprised in t’ *se four, and «•
timber
or
stone
than
lor
agricultural
pur
Representative
Jonathan
H.
Rowell,
cf
preparing for his trial at the court of
replete 1« th»* work with kn- wlrd»« of every
ami to establish his claim to said
kind. •'> ®’b ‘l is It with u^tu hiDteeod helpfwl
a&i ies. His surname had become bitter­ Bloomington. Ills., the chairman of the poses,
•ufBeatmns. tha' «»* fully b* lirte that la »vary
.and before the Register and Receiver oi
bom»* to which it shall fiud it « way It will soon
ly derisory. The authorities had been ' house committee on elections. It was «his office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Fri­
come to hr rcRMd« d as wr mb it* writ*hila f«ld.
minute and malevolent in their investi­ built by him seventeen years ago, when day the 28tli day ot November, 1*90
For want nf
onl v brirflv euaam&r-
gWEm! I f .- a kina’! porinn oi : he cot. • m«of thia rrrat
lie names as witnesses:
Frank Mc­
gations. They had discovered the causes the Evergreen city, as Bloomington is
work, aa follow« :
Cracken,
of
White
Point,
Jackson
county,
which led Bellanger to take vengeance called on at count of the forest of planted Or., Al. llopkins, of Shake, Jackson coun­ UISTOBT. Tn M immotm Crewraw* malsín* • mmplsts Chlneec. Jepaaese, the people of India, Africa, Mada*aeear,
aatbantio history of the great Am crio an Civil War, pro* Palestine, IccUod, Borm o, Burnsah, the Baud wish I ■!•>«>,
on the Pinsons, had noted his skill in trees in whi :h it stands, was still young. ty, Or., George A. Blood, of Ashland, Jack- aud
fuselv illustrated, with numerous Anecdotes of the Rebellinn ; a Servia, Kaffraria, Tartnry, Cashmere und Tunis, «be Arabe,
History of America, from ita dtseorery by Coluntinn »o Turks, Mexioana, South Americans. A «ser loan ladUao, B«yp-
carving wood, had established the sin­ It is now right in the heart of the fash- son county, Or., Edward Campbell, ol •empiete
th: present timé; graphic descriptions of famous buttles nt.J tians, Siamese, Abvsslnians, Xorweciaas, Spaatarde. Iwiss,
Klamath
City,
Siskiyou
counly,
Cal.
Important
event« in tbe history of all nations, chronological Italians, Greek«, Knssiun«, SiVerisne. Afghans, Pereiaa«,
gular haste with which he had shortened
Moslems, Aunirauan«, Bulgarians, Siciliaa«, ete.,ete.
Any and all persons claiming advr rsely history, etc., etc.
his visit on Feb. 23 and had got together
*■
dowrlbed
B1OGKAPI1V.
Thia great work contains the Lives of afl MANUFACTURED. In th*«
the above-desenbed lands arc requested to •ha Presi«!• '.ts of the
United Stata«, from Washington to and illustrated (he arts and processes of priattng, etoreetyptag
quite a respectable collection of proofs
life tlieir claims in this office on or before Harn hob , with portraits and other illustrations, also lives and bookbinding, wood engrttring. lithography, photography, eelteo
Ktraits of Napoleon Bonaparte, Shakespeare. Byron. Williaun printing, piano making, watch making, paper making, the
said 28th day of November, 1890.
against him.
in. Beajamin Franklin, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, aud manufacture of rilk, iron, «tecl, glass, ahina, perfumery, eoap,
J ohn 11. SutrE, Register.
famous statesmen, authors, poets, generals, clergymen, etc., leather, starch, wall papor, turpentine, postal «arda, postage
Bellanger explained nothing, contested
stamps, envelopes, pro»., pencils, needles, and many ether
down to the present day.
things, nil of which will be found peculiarly iatereetiag and
nothing. He contented himself with pro­
AQKICULTVKE. Valuable hints and useful suggestions instructive-
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
so
Farmers,
treating
of
field
crops,
gates
and
feuoes,
fertilizers,
testing that he was incapable of doing
farm implements ; livestock raising, including the treatmeat of FOREIGN PRODUCT», ffttereetta« deserlpttaaa, Illas
disease« of domestio animals ; poultry seeping, and bow made tratad, of the culture aud preparation for market of tea, eeflWe,
ill to any one. Besides, his lot did not
G. A. It.
•ncceasful and profitable ; bee keeping, dairy farming, etc. The chocolate, cotton, flax, Letup, enrsr, rice, putaaega, elevar,
treatment of thene aubjects is complete and exhaustive, and ginger, cinnamon, allspice, pepper, cneonnut«, pineapples, ban­
BURNSIDE POST NO. 23.
•eem to torment him much. The regime
readers the work of great practical uso to farmers audstockmen. anas, prunes, dates, raisins, fir«, oiires, indis-rubber, gasta
of the force gTeatly resembled that of
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and HORTICrLTURE. Herein is given tbe most useful hints percha, eork, aamphor, castor oil, tapioca, «tc., eta.
NATTHAL niSTOUV. I.urtxla, u, i*rtn.u„
Id Satui<iay of each month. Visiting Com­ to growers of all kind« of vegetable« and fruits, as gathered descriptions,
te. Prison or hospital, it is
aeeompanied by illoatrations, of nnmereas beaem.
from the experience of the moat successful horticulturists.
birds, fishes and insect«, with much curiou» informadou regard*
rades cordially wehio;u.ed.
for a man who cannot see,
ARCHITECTURE. Designs and plans for houses, cottage«, ing their life and habits.
W.
A,
I
’
ATru
jc,
Commander.
barns
and
other
outbuiidiuga,
with
valuable
suggestions
to
and as he continued his little trade in WHERE REPRESENTATIVE ROWBLL LIVES.
LAW. T hs M ammoth C yclop « ma it aho a eemplete law
those intending to build.
J R Casey, Adjutant,
book, tolling every man how he may ba his ewa lawyer, aad
HOUSEHOLD. Tilt« work contains tried and tested recipe« containing full and concise ex planet Iona ef the general Uwe
lottery numbers he did not lack comforts. | ionable part of the town and handsome
for almost every imaginable dish for breakfast, dinner and tea. and the laws oí the several Btatee upon all matters which are
Lhi« department alono being worth more than nine-tenths of subject to litigation, with numerous forms oflegal deeumena.
Bellanger appeared before the jury of residences surround it on each side. It
th- cool' bcokS sold ; almost innumerable hint«, helpsand sug­
KNIGHTS OF l’YTHIAH.
the Seine May 10, 1805. His trial at­ is, therefore, somewhat lonely in ita
gestion» to housekeepers ; designs and suggestions for making MINING. Descriptions and Hlastrations of the mining •<
nt; y beautiful things for the ad ornas nt of horns, lu needle* gold, silver diamonds, eoal, salt, copper, leed, tine, Ua aod
tended a vast attendance, and it will ! simplicity, for it is itself nothing but a
GRANITE LODGE. NO. 23. Knights
woi X, embreidery. eta. ; hints on rtoricnlture, telling how to be qulcklllver
with ail tbe various plants ; toiiet bints, telliipg ho< WONDERS OF THE MEA- norria are desenaed aa«
readily be believed that his clients did two story clapboard house with a porch Pythias, Ashland. Oregon, meets every to successful
preservo und beautify the oomplexiou, hands, teeth, hair, illustrated the many wondrrfnland boaetifm tbtap fosad et tfee
Friday
evening
Visiting
Knights
in
good
etc.,
etc.
bottom of ths ocean, the plants, flowers, abelis, fishes, ete., Uke*
running across the front. There are ten standing are cordially invited to attend.
not fail to be present. The Baronne de rooms In it.
MEDICAL. Many dollars in doctors’ bills will be saved wise pearl diving, «eral fishing, etn., etc.
annually to every possessor of this book through the valuable STATISTICAL AND MISCELLANEOrB. nerrie
J. S. E uhanks , J r .. C. C.
Molden figured in the first row of the
information herein contained. It tells how to oure, by simple is given avast amount of useful and interacting lufermariea.
A row of fine maple trees fvirrounda
L. L. M errick , Kof R of S.
vet reliable home remedies, available in every household, every
of which is the population ef American oltiea, area and
reserved places. The accused was de­ the lot in the middle of which the ho se
disease and ailnieut that is curable, this department forming a some
population of the continents, •( the States and Territories, pad
sompiete medical l»ook, the value of which In any home can I I of
tbe principal conn tries of the world, length of tho principal
fended by a lawyer named by the court, stands. The residence is so modest in
hardly be computed in dollara and cents.
' rivera, Presidential vote for sixtv years, Presidential etaUstioe,
J4ASONIC,
Maitre Deban, one of the celebrities of , Its appearance that Mr. Rowell is not at
INVENTION AND DISCOVERT. Remarkably inter- 1 area and depth efees«, takes and oeeans. height of mountains.
esting descriptions of great inventions, including tbe Steam I locomotion of animal« and velocity of bodies, height ef mens-
the bar of that time. The proofs of the ■ all proud of it. He got ready to build a
SISKIYOU CHACIRit, ÿO. 21, R. A. M.
Engine, tbeTelegraph, tbe Printing Pres«, the Electric Light, ' mente, tower« and structure», distance« from Washington. aUe
the Sewing Machine, ihe Telephone, tbe Type Writer, the Type from New Tork, to important points, chronoIogios’, history of dis-
crime imputed to the blind man were ' new house right in front of the present
• oovery and progress, popular sobrlqneui of American States,
Regular convocations oil tfee Thursday Betting Machine, the Cotton Gin, eta.
Liga, etc.,
eie., common grainuiKtirni
i
cities",
grammatical eirvru.
errors, rote
rales ’’ for
► Hine, pre-
THE WORLD’S WONDERS. Graphic descriptions, 1 ci
not abundant, and not one of them was : structure and adjoining it some years next after the full moon.
nunelation aud uae
nae of capitals,
capitals. Wallstreet
Wall Street phi
phrn-c».
merec
naneUtion
beauiifu
’
.
Iy
illustrated,
of
the
Yellow
«tons
Park,
Yosenilro
the world, Guriou«
th«
curious facta
facts fai
in naturnf
natural history.I
hlsti
» ‘ty of
D R M ill «, H P.
decisive. Unfortunately, a fireworks i ago, but just then he was sent to con­
Talley, Niagara Fails, the Alps, Paris. Vesuvius, Ven< se, ■ of
animals,
origin
of
the
names
of
States,
and
of
coi'
'
t
r*ai
Vienna,
the
Capon?
pf
Colorado,
Mamructh
Cave,
Natural
A P H ammond , Secretary.
I works, popular fables, familiar quotations, of »'
■ d of
maker, summoned as an expert, boldly gress, and as he has been living in Wash­
Bridge, STa'kiuí Glen, th4 White M old Laly s, etc., etc.
I plants, dying words of famous persons, fnte r' <
$ !««,
declared that the bit of wood contained ington the greater part of each year
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A, M.
TRAVELS Description«, profusely illustrated, ol the life, statistics of tbe (lobe, le«d|n¡j governments o« the u .-ld. etc.,
manne: *, customs, peculiar forms, rite» and ceremonies of the etc.
enough gunpowder to blow up the en­ since this little frame building has been
Stated communications on the Thursday
Fi< .n tho Above brief suminarv of ita contenta «orne idea ofwhAt a remArkably tntere«tirjE. Inntnicliv* and
tire quarter. Ths < ffect of this testi­ large enough for use as a summer resi­ of or before the full moon.
valuable work the MAMMOTH ( YCLor .« dia i« may be gained, yet bnt a fractional part of the topic« treatwl in
thia
gr< at work iiave been nam' d. Jt iff a va«t ntorehouse of useful and entertaining knowl'dir«—unqucetioR.
mony was terrible. Vainly Maitre Le- dence. His daughter was, however,
E V M ills , W M.
ablv <»n- of the lieat and moat valuable work« ever published in any land or lanenttfe. Ko home shouh ! be with­
out it. It 1« a work tn be cnu«uitHd every day with regard to the varione perplexing queation« that oonrtantly
A C Caldwell, Secretary.
bon strove to demonstrate that, even recently graduated from school, and the
arido in writing and con vernation, by the farmer and houaewlfe In tueir dally duties and pursuit«, and for con­
supposing his cHent capable of liaving new home has got to go up without
tinuous reading d ‘> work is more eutertalnmg or Instructive.
ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. K. K.
prepared the infernal machine, there more delay, for, as Mr. Rowell says,
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
was no evidence to show he had brought “Young ladies will receive company— in each month.
it to the Pinsons’ house. A verdict of you can’t help it—and they like to have
M rs . J D C rocker . W M.
Miss Kate Grady. Secretary.
guilty was rendered and the court pro­ a nice home to do it in." Consequently
nounced the sentence of death. Bel­ when he goes back to Bloomington Mr.
langer grew white as marble, but, rising Rowell is going to put up a more pre­
•-
F
By special arrangement witfi the publisher of the M ammoth C yclopjedla , we are en­
to his feet and turning his sightless orbs tentious establishment, with library,
abled to make to our suliscrilK-rs and readers the following extraordinary offer:
We
will send tbe MAMMOTH CYCLOPAEDIA complete in four volumes as above de­
ASHLAND LODGE, KO. 46.
toward his judges, said in a firm voice: parlors and reception rooms, retaining
“I am innocent!" The gendarmes re­ the old housa for sleeping apartments,
Hold regular meetings every Saturday scribed. nil postage prepaid, also the VALLEY RI4COHD for One year upon receipt
; evening at their ball in Ashland. Brethren of only *3.00, w,‘:;'. b is but 50 cents more than our regular subscription price, so that
moved him, and that very evening he etc.
This is
'in good standing are cordially invite.! to you practically get this large gnd valuable work for the trilling sum of 30 cents
was transferred to the prison of Bicetre,
a great oiler, á wonderful bargain, and it :r a pleasure to us to be euabled to offer our
, atterui
J. 0. D ubkbe . N G.
readers so remarkable an opportunity. Through tins extraordinary oiler we hope to
where those condemned to the death
A USEFUL CAREER ENDED.
R out , / ayp -. r , See’y.
'argeiy increase our circulation. Please tel. all yoar friends that they can get the
penalty were then confined.
M ammoth C yclopaedia in four volume* with a year’s snliscription to our paper, for only
PHOT KOCK KNCAHKSfKBT, ><>, 111.
The news of the sentence spread im­ , The Record of Dr. William Brodie* lb
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Well
Known
Pliyaicisan.
Meets
in
Odd
Fellows
’
s
Hail
every
34
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d
mediately aud excited the lottery gam­
offer. Those whose subscriptions have not yet expired who renew now will receive the
Dr. William Brodie, who died the other 4tii Moiglay in each month Meoibers in M ammoth O.TLOP.umA a: mce, and their subscriptions will be extended one year from
blers to the highest degree. The trade
good stiUiding crirdiailv invited tc ttend.
.late of expiration. Jhc jl vx?f<>TH C y < l ip . kiiia will also be given free to any one wild­
of the blind man of good luck at once I day at his residence in Detroit, Mich.,
H.c. M yeb , C P.
ing us a club oi TiiBEE yearly tiubtK,ribWs to qqr paper Address all letters:
I
ranked
among
the
most
eminent
phys
­
became very great, and from the depths
B obo . T aylor , Strita-
icians
of
America.
He
was
lxirn
sixty
­
of his dungeon he sold millions of num­
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bers. Everybody bought them. The seven years ago in England of Scotch
gendarmes, the jailers, and even the parents. At the
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tqes<iay m each
month in Odd Fellows’s Hall, Ashl.and.
judges demanded combinations from the age of 10 he be­
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unfortunate man whom the scaffold was came a resident
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N, A. Jacobs, Secretary.
of the United
about to render infallible.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
TIMBER
LAND
NOTICE.
*
Bellanger applied for a new trial, but I States, and in
United States Land Office, Kusalwg Oy„)
United
States
Land
Office.
Roseburg,
Or,
J
1850
took
his
de
­
. o. u. W
his application was rejected on the 7th
June 3, 1890. |
June 3, 1890. [
of June. The baronne tripled her in­ gree at the Col­
•VTOTK'E
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
THAI
USHLUiD LODOK, NO. (F*.
N'OTICE is hereby given that tn compli­
alA in compliance with the provisions of
ance with the provision« oi the
vestment in the lottery drawing of the lege of Physicians
Meet* in hwhren. -m in O«id ' eilows' Hah the act of Uongress of June 3, 1878, entitled
and
Surgeons
in
congress
of June 3, 1878. entitjci “An act
every utavr and th 'R p Weiinextay in each
15th. On the morning of tha 10th criers
month. Al! brethren in good standing are “An act for the sale of timber lands in the for the sale of timber land, in the states of
spread about the streets, shouting, ac­ New York city.
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and California. Oregon. Nevada, aud Washing­
cordially invited to attend.
Washington Territory.” Al Hopkins, ot ton Territory/’ Thomas E. Stanley, of
cording to the wretched custom of the The succeeding
N. A. J.\< os-.
W.
Shake, county of Jackson, slate of Oregon, Klamath City, county of Siskivou, state of
period: “The decree condemning to the year he married
B 8 IlAKCLiEr. Recorder.
has
this day filed in this office his sworn California, lias this day filed in this office
penalty of death a certain individual and oegan to
statement lor the purchase of the 8 'A of N his sworn statement for the purchase of the
WI1X1A« 3RODIX.
practice
at
De-
DK
-
well known in Paris, Philippe Bellanger
W % und E U ol 8 W % of sec No. 6, in tp 8 E '/< of sec No. 30, in tp No. 39, 8 R No. 4
CHOSEN FKÍENDS.
40, S.R No. 4 E. and will Ober proof to show E, und will offer proof to show that the
by name, will be executed today upon troit. During a portion of the civil war
the Place de Greve, etc.” The time i he acted as an army surgeon. He re- F idki . ii ' w £.‘,'I'J' cil No. 1, o’’ OaicuN. that the land sought is more valuable for land sought is more valuable for ita -timber
its tiiulier or stone than for agricultural or stone than for agricultural puniose.s. and
i turned to his home in 1864. For three
fixed waa 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
Meets tbe first *ita tixad Tuvsdav even­ purposes, and to establish his claim to said to establish his claim to said land l>eiore the
Already the prisoner had arrived at i years he was editor of The Peninsular ings of each ni -nth in i. 0. O. x
land before the Register and Receiver of Register and Receiver of this office at ltose-
the conciergerie and commenced to suffer j Journal of Medicine anil Surgery at De-
Members in good stendin». n-si.eeMu!'.v j tic..-, office at Roseburg, Or., ou i riday, urg, Oregon, on Friday tlte 28th day of
■
troit.
He
was
a
delegate
to
the
Interna
­
November, 1890.
invited.
M bs . M. L. H d 'KS,
; the 28th day ,uf N mciier. 1890.
the anguish of the last day of a con­
lie names a» wiiiic- v
William A.
(Vll:. PAI .
' ■
1 'O’; r'l' I.
■
He names as witnesses: Edward Camp-
demned man. The Place de Greve was tional Medical Congress at Philadelphia
Nelson
oi
Asijfand,
Jackson
cminty,
Qr.
,
:>cl|, of Klamath City, 8iskiy> u county,
packed with the curious. The guillotine ! in 1876, and at the time of his death wu
Frank Mc<rft<ken of White Point, J ack soil CxlA Geiirgp A. Blood and Edward A.
county, Or., Thomas E Stanley of Klamath Hildreth, oi Ashland.' Jacifspii county-, Or.
was erected. Meanwhile Maitre Lebon i chief medical officer of the Grand Trunk
Cirv, Biskiyou county. Cai., Edward A- Frank McCracken, ot White Point, Or.
and Maitre Colin had conceived the idea lines. He was a member of the Epis« o-
Hildreth of Ashland, Jackson county, Or.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
of endeavoring to obtain a reprieve for pal church, and had been actively identi­
Anv and al) persons claiming adversely the above-described lauds are requested to
the blind man. The emperor alone had fied with the Masonic fraternity ain^e
*
NU E YOUNG MILCH COW. with the above described lands are requested to file their . ¡aims on or lieforc said 28th day
the power to pardon and, two months 1850. In 1885 he was chosen to the al cali, for -ale. Inquire for price, file their claims in this office on or beiore , of November, 1890.
emeritus
professorship
in
Detroit
Medi
­
said 28th dav of November, 189fi.
before he had quitted Paris with the em­
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ele., at the gicoru office.
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