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VALLE! RECORD, any judgment that required that 6ort of verdict in his favor. THE PRESIDENT OF SOROSIS. knowledge in the last ten years of his B. F. Reeser’s Mr. Lincoln was engaged in a case life he never once failed; or if, as some which made a great deal of stir in Illin Au Appreciative sketch of a Bright I Brraarkkbio« Contrast Between Lincoln ase-rt, he did fail in one important in ois while I was a student in his office. ouian’s Career. ABtlLAltf) O»..T« cmb * t , April 16 19n aud Othr/ Noted Lif>er.*torw~-WillHm stance. it was only because he credited One Greek Crafton, a strong, burly fel Mrs. Jennie M. lazier, M. D.. is the the people with a more rapid advance low. w.u paying attentions to a young newly elected president of that mother Is the place to buy the Silent— William III of England. The People s Paper. » than they had then made, and they soon ia-ly living in the vicinity of Springfield of women's clubs, Sorosis. This lady, I • Cromwell — Uolit ar — Washington. ■**'1 came cp to his position. She had another suitor at the same time whose election was won by an over I I r (WBec in McCall’» HaH. up-»tair»; stainion It is intensely interesting to not » how by the name of Quinn Harrison. Craf whelming majority, belongs to the newer Tbo present, twenty-six years after north aide oi M—ouft building. The Hun. J. W. Fennimore is the bis 4e«ii, fin Is the popular interest un accurately this one mental faculty ton told Ilarris-on if he didn't cease his Entered in the Postoflke at Ariblaud as Sheriff of Kent Co., Del., and lives abated in the personality ft Abraham worked during the war, even when he attentions to the young lady he would element in the club, having been asso ciated with it for a period barely cover Second Class mail matter. was utterly perplexed on military or thrash him. Harrison replied that if he at Dover, thyCounty Seat and Cap ing five years—less than a quarter of its { Adtbortz/^1 Agewte.' technical matters. Of the effect of made an attack upon him he would de DC OX HAND A l’ULI. ital of the.State, .The sjieriff is a age. But during that time Mrs. Lozier [ ¡A LINE OF CHOICE movements in the fiel 1 he often confessed fend himself. Crafton one day came to has been recognized as one of the most The following partie- are authorized to gentleman fifty-nine years of age, rewipt tor aubeertotiona. advertisements, K Marblt ile. All Orders in Stone Work his ignorance and his fears, but as to the the postoffice, and seeing Harrison read active, efficient and brilliant women in Particular Attention to ipb printing, etc. Auy f»von sMiwn them and |hif is what he says : “I have IA Promt ptly Filled. Marble Works on effect of this or that movement on the ing a new.-paner. threw his arms around ail| (* duly appreciated bv the V alley ” used your August Flower for sev- that representative body of feminine A* MAIN STREET, people his instinct was unerring. His him and tried to hold him. Harrison talent. KWM»: eral tyears in aiy family and for my mind m —me<l like a delicately adjusted struggled away, and drawing a dagger Eacle 'Point A. C. Howlett “ own use, and found it does me She is a New Yorker born and bred, Lmkvffie----- R^ Br Hatton,, barometer, that recorded everyday the plunged it into Crafton's vitals. Craf and was reared in the old “Seventh Jacksonville ...L. L- Jacob» 11 more good than any other remedy. exact feeling of the great middle class of ton's lawyers claimed on the trial that ward" in its paltny days of prominence Central Point W. A. Owen , I h*ve been troubled with what I Which will be done in a workmanlike the people, and after listening one hour he acted in self defense. Medford....... Miller A Strang as a hightoned residential neighborhood. *' call Sick Headache. A pain comes manner and at prices that to the so-called radic als, who insisted ou I was in the court when Mr. Lincoln Her ancestor« were of French origin, as “ in the back part of my head first, more positive action, and the next hour made his speech before the jury for tho family name, De la Montagnie, de limi' to tho-e who protested that the radical-; Harrison. He used this illustration: notes. ** and then soon a general headache w* re ruining the country, he seemed to "In the early days a party of men went “until I become sick and vomit. “Rutgers," which was not at that time1 HEREBY respectfully intorm the fann- know "just how much the people would out to hunt the wild boar. When the designated a college, offered the only . ___ Full stock always on hand and made ‘-‘At times, too, I have a fullness ______ _______ ersamllalioringpeopieofJacksoncoun- stand.” as he expressed it game was seen one of the hunters imme facifities for that higher education which iR'? r,c,7"' 1 ,ha,v,T been “H?'«»*«» .............. |8«natort^ “ after eating, a pressure after eating to order. I N Dolph ............. H « -J 1« « Deputy Organizer of Alliance and Indu»-: Viewed in the light since thrown upon diately climbed a tree; the other seized lo John H Mitchell ------- :o:------- “ at the pit of the stomach, and is now generally afforded to women, and trial Union» in thi- county Correspond- ............ Congresjman Binger Hermann it, his eqnipoise, while one faction was the game by the ears, and after several Miss de la Montagnie was graduated ence solicited from all who are desirous of! Oft" None but the best materia] used. Sylvester Pennoyer ............... ' Gowrnor *' sourness, when food seemed to rise hammering him on one side, and the ex ineffectual tussles with him he cried to from that institution and is enrolled organizing Alliances. (Horn W McBride . Secretary of State “ up in my throat and mouth. When In REESER’S BLOCK, treme opposite faction hammering on his companion, who was up the tree, among the associated alumnae. SAM EL 11. HOLT, . M I I EL II. HOLT ____ ____ State Treasurer “ I feel this, coming on if I take a Phil aieUban ........ Phoenix, Oregon. A SH L .1 A I) OH EG OX, BSMcBlloy .. .Bupt Public Instruction the other, and •For God's sake, Jim. come down and Following her graduation, a trip to the | Blate Printer “ little August Flower it relieves Frank C Baker .. ............... each faction ve help me to let go.”' Mr. Lincoln made West Indie« gave the young girl “a lit-1 R8 Btrahn....... ................ J Supreme Judges “ me, and is the best remedy I have hemently assert this application of the story: “If Crafton tie outl.xik” tn the interval before she ABRAHAM I.INCOIja. William P Lord......... -—,------------- “ ever taken for it. For this reason ing that “the took hold of Harrison in self defense, it entered ujxm the career of a teacher [From au early portrait.] P. B Bean . . | “I take it and recommend it to Lincoln. His life and character indeed tr ns from our follows logically that he would have to when barely eighteen years old. In riarr roMciAk-msTBK'W — section will continue to hold him for all time, and a short time she was made professor of LR Webster.............................Circuit Judge “ others as a great remedy for Dys-' present some strange problems to th* throw down that eventually he would require some languages aud literature at Hillsdale WUliam M Colvig District Attorney “pepsia, &c.’’ ® student of history. The more one stud For Jackson. Josephine, Lake and Klam their arms” if one to help him let go." The jury gave college, Michigan, and subsequently ies them the more is he struck with the G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, ath counties. this is done or a verdict of acquittal for Mr. Lincoln’s was appointed vice principal of the contrast, difficult to describe, between jacksqn ceutrnr.. Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A. this man and all other noted liberators. that is not done, client.—From Reminiscences by J. H. I woman's department there. County Beat......................... . Jacksonville seems little short Littlefield. Th* more the rhetorician labors to com Shortly after, whilo on a visit to her Theo Cameron. .. ........................ Senator of ins p¡ration. pose an elegant parallel the more does home, the young lady was persuaded to J M McCall ... . ... jRepresentatives When the one he find that it is all contrast, and that Batuuel Furry ... enter a new profession l>y marrying Dr. J W Merritt ... party broke out there is simply no basis for comparison. A. W. Lozier, a son of the late cele- WIUJAM PITT. In A ------- ................ County Judge J R NeU ............. in denunciations (Special Correspondence.) This man was, in the radical elements of Chas W Taylor ..... |CommiMioners N ew Y ork , March 19.—Here is a his character, a man a]>art—one sui gen he told them calmly that he must “hold CONTAINING Bon Uayrnond the border states.” and when the fashion letter all for the children. Goods Max Muller ....... .County Clerk eris. James G Birdaey ..................... Bherifl Pass the great liberators iu review an<l I other protested angrily he jiointed out for them are just the same as for big sis ....................... Treasurer Geo R Bloomer observe how very striking the contrast in a way that convinced the most angry ters and mothers, with the exception of AND .......................... Assessor I L Hamilton. Anyone contemplating the purchase of C 8 Price School Superintendent a tirat class Hewing Machine Should Not is. There was William the Silent, that “the sooner the union is restored rich silks and brocades or satins. These founder of the Dutch republic. Save the more nearly will it I k - the union as are not suitable at all for children alone, Peter Applegate ........... w.... Surveyor Fail to Dr J H Parson.... ........................ Coroner that both were devoted to their coun it was." Hence the logic was irresistible, but some of the lighter qualities are oc T he M ammoth C yclop .K dia hM baen pub BCF A NO. It II HE EL EK i osrrnr ft . cocwty . lished to meet the want* ot the masses for m try’s frt edoin and died by the hands of the only true policy for those who want casionally used as trimmings. Little universal compendium of knowledge, practical Caaaty Seat .Grants Pass «£ NILSON. fanatic asaawtiiM, there is not a point of ed no change was to unite all their ener girls can wear Foulard silks, -plaid su useful, FUH-ntiflcand general. The w<»rfc is pub Walter Sinclair....... . Joint Senator lished complete in four large and laudaon»** rahs and India and China printed silks, volume«, comivMuga total ot 2,176 page«, mi i H B Miller............................ Representative A Bargain in one of these Fine Machines similarity. A sort of parallel has l»een gies in restoring the union. is profunely Illustrate:! withttU beautiful engrar And it is wonderful how quickly the and for full dress occasions crepe de attempted between Lincoln and Crom Volney Colvig .County Judge Ings. Thousauds of dol'arn bate been exi>e.iided can be bad by inquiring at this office. C O Bigelow....................... jComiuissionera to i ake this the mo<t oon:p!**te, valuable «nd well, but the close studeut of both lives people “caught on,” as we now say. The Chine with delicate oriental lace is 6een, useful work for th? masses ever published. Il is P Hansen.............. . . . | can only smile at it. When one thinks men of the two extremes made the most and is pretty too. a work f<<r everybody— man v< man ai d chi’it. Chas K Chanslor.. . . County Clerk in every iccujmtion er r.jlk In life. The sub of the gloomy severity of William of noise, but they were not the people—not stance and practical utility of twenty ordinary J C Moss . Sheria volumes am comprised in these four, and «<» Orange, the man who “praised and even a large minority of the people. Be J W Hher* . Treasurer replete is the work with Icnowledga of every E C Harmon ................ Assessor kind, Bo filled is it with UM*tul Lints and helpful blamed, punished or rewarded, with the tween them was the great and truly sngL't st tons, that we fully b< lieve that in every W A Massie .School Buperintendert stern tranquillity of a Mohawk chief,” conservative middle section—and in this home to which It shall And it« wav it will soon C W Havens .................................... Surveyor corn? to be regarded as worth its weight in gold. and whose “freezing looks and short, dry instance the middle section was to a For want of space we can only brlefh eiimmar- Dr Wallace....................................... .Coronor I ep a small portion of the con ten is or thia great great extent geographical as well as ]>o- answers made one ’ s speech go back down —DIALES IK— KLAMATH COUNTY. work, as follows : his throat,” he does not even pause to litical. Abraham Lincoln was one of HISTORY- T nb M ammoth C yclofjbdta contains a compUto I Cbior«c, Japanese, the people of India, Africa, Malagvcnr, Lutoity Seat.............. .Linkvilie PaleHiin- ’, Iceland, Borneo, Buriuab, the Baudwich Island« aud autbenlio htfllory of the front Amerioan Civil War, pro institute ¡» comparison, for all is con them; he thoroughly understood them, C A Vogawell, of Lake i Joint senator fusely illustrated, with numerous Anecdotes of the Rebellion; a Servia, Kaffrarta, Tartary, Cashmere ami Tu ni*, the Arsb*. and by that knowledge he guided the complete History of Amerloa, from its disoorery bv Columbus to Turks, Mexicans, South Americans. Amerioau India«**, Kgvn A Bnyder, of Lake Joint Representative trast. the preflent time: graphic descriptions of famous battles and tiaua. Siamese, Abvs«iniana. Norwegian«, Spaniards, Br i». J 8 Urr ......... County Judge One ofu-n reads of Bolivar as the nation through the storai to union and Important events in the bistory or a“ nation«, chronological Italia»«, Greeks, ku"«iau*, Ribortaus. Afghans, Cerai m Moderno, Australian«, Bulgarians, Sicilian«, eto ,«tc. W C Vrawlord .... jCoiumissiouer» history, etc., etc peace. J. H. B eadle . “ Washington of South America, ” and of RKlGlt A VIIY. This great work contain« tha Live« of af. MANUFACTURE*. In Ihi« great work is also desorik-d CSHUten............ JENNIE DE LA MONTAGNIE LOZIER. and Illustrated the arta and proceaae« of printing, aterootyptat the Prtsid -s of the Uuited Ststes. from Washington to Houston as the “ Washington of Texas, ” A L Leavitt......... .. .................... Clerk wnbjiortraits and other illustrations, also lives and | b&okbindina, wood engraving, lithography, photograph«-, cull ■ brated Dr. Clemence S. Lozier. At that Harrison, E W Gowan ................. Bheriff Lincoln’s Law Student. Krtrait« of Napoleon Bonaparte, Shakespeare, Byron. WiUiam printing, plaao making, watoh making, paper making, th« of this man as nn, Benjamin Franklin, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, and manufacture of silk, iron, ateel.jla««. china, pert“>7» * om I’ time she had no intention of studying Mfnt a Howe ,. ..................... Treasurer tiie Jackson of famous stateamen, authors, poet’s, generals, clergymen, etc., leather, «tardi, wall paper, turpentine, poalai card«, jtostnt, In 1837 Abr 'ham Lincoln located as a stamps, envelope«, pen«, pencil«, needlv«, and many oil., John Stuart ......... ......... Assessor medicine, and it was not until she had down to the present day. his time and of thing*, all of which will be found peculiarly interesting ai. 1 lawyer In Springfield, then a city of P L Fountain . School Superintendent AGRICULTURE. Valuable hint« and useful suggestion« instractive. been married several years and her lit to Farmers, treating of field crop«, gates and fence«, fertilizer«, that one as the 1,800 people, uad far more prominent, ' I m Leakeard ................ Surveyor farm implements ; livestock raising, including the treatment of FOREIGN PRODUCTS. Interesting deaerations tllu- tle son was a year old that she thought John W siemens Cromwell of his .......................... Coroner ASHLAND. OREGON diseases of domestic animals; poultry keeping, und bow mnde tratvd, of tiie culture and preparation for market of tea, cofi- < . of becoming a physician. successful nud profitable ; bee keeping, dairy farming, etc. The chocolate, oottou, flax, hemp, sugar, r oe. nutmeg», olovti. country. But it therefore, th in now. Anil there, in that ■ treatment <»f these subject« is complete and exhaustive, and ginger, oinuamon, allspice, pepper, cocoauuta. pineapples, ban LAKE COUNTY Slio has frequently said that her strong prof« ¿sion, with various changes of part renders the work of great practical use to farmers and stockmen. ana«, prunes, dates, raiaius. figs, olivet, indl*>-rubt>er, gu ':« is doubtful if in County Heat ....... Lakeview SOCIETY DIRECTORIES HORTICl'LTURE. Herein is given the most useful hints percha, cork, oamphor, castor oil, tapioca, etc., etc. est motive for so doiug was a desire to Interesting and instrudh- all the volumi nership, he remained till he left it in to growers of all kinds of vegetables and fruits, as gathered \\TI RM. IflBTOUV. C A Copwell, of Lake Joint benator descriptions, acoompauied by illustrations, of numerous beat:■ assist her mother-in-law in duties which from the experience of the most successful horticulturists. A Bnyder, of Lake Joint Representative birds, fishes and insects, with muob curious information regard nous literature of 18451. Mr. John H. Littlefield, an artist ARCHITECTURE. Designs and plan«for houses, cottage«, G. A. it. were becoming too arduous for a woman barns and other outbuildings, with valuable suggestions to ing their life and habits. W A Wilshire. ........... County Judge | the hist twenty- of Brooklyn, N. Y., who studied law LAW. T h » M ammotw CvcLÒHkbtAls sl«o a complete law G M Jones ............. BI RNSIDK POST NO. 23. .... jConimbsiouera TRUE AMERICAN STYLES. of advancing age, and between whom those intending to build. under Lincoln, gives these interesting book, telling every man how he maybe hi« owu luftyer, and five years one cqn This work contains tried and tested recipe« containing full an<l concise explanation« of the general la«* A V Lane ............. Meets in Masonic Hail, on the 1st and and herself there existed the tenderest HOU^EIIOLI*. The pretty shepherds ’ plaids and other Tor almost every imaginable dish for breakfast, dinner and tes. and the law« of the «eversi State« upon a'l matters which ere reminiscences: W N Button ......... ..................... Clerk ' Id Saturday of each month. Visiting Com WILLIAM THE SILENT. find any in a n department aloue being worth more than nine-tenth« of subject to litigatiou, with numerous form« of legal doeumeut«. and closest ties of sympathy and affec this the cook books sold ; almost innumerable hints, helps and aug W P Hereford ................. ■.,... Hhentt rades cordially welcomed. characterized as I 1 was » ynung man then, aud lxad gone to woolen plaids are very useful for every gestlon s to housekeepers; designsand suggestion« for making MINING. Description« and ilhutrations of the mining of tion. Dr. Clemence S. Lozier was the A McCallen from Grand Rapids. Miqh„ to study day. and can be purchased for from twen Treasurer' .............. na*. y beautiful things for the adornment of home, iu tieedle- gold, silver diamonds, ooal, salt, copper, lead zinc, tin and W. A. PATricK, Commander. tlie Lincoln of his' country, or any Sprin^llcld A II ,'isher . . law under Messrs. Lincoln A Herndon, law School Superintendent founder and for five and twenty years wo, I. embroidery, etc.; hintson floriculture, telliag howto be quicksilver J R Casey, Adjutant. sue esaful with all the varous plants ; toilet hints, telUing how WONDERS OF THE BEA. nereln are described an i great number of references to Lincoln yers. 1 arrived Saturday night, and Sunday ty-five cents to one dollar a yard. It is J E McDonough. .............. .. Assessor j the dean of the New York Medical Col- to preserve and beautify the oomplexion, hands, teeth, hair, Illustrated the many wonderful and beautifnl thing* fouud at th« W K Barry as this or that former worthy repro morning took a stroll from the hotel with a good economy for the mother or big sis ....... Stock Inspector etc., etc. bottoniofthe ocean, the plsut«, flowers, shells, flshe«, «to., like 'ege an<l Hospital for Women, and her ter to get a yard of material more than wise pearl diving, ooral fishing, ètc., etc. companion. A talk melancholy looking man, MEDICAL. Many dollars in doctors' bills will be saved duced. For a short tune after his death, The circuit court for the First Judicial KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. at>nus 1 iy to every possessor of this book through the valuable STATISTICAL AND MfMiELLANEors. Her.-*, gifted daughter-in-law was graduated information I leading a little boy. passed us. My companion district sets in Jackson county on first herein contained. It tel’s how to cure, by simple ta given a v»*t amount of useful and iulerestii.g infortitati**'', it is true, perfervid orators occasionally ‘ said. “That is Abrabam Lincoln and his boy she needs for her own gown, aud this, GRANITE LODGE. NO. 23, Knights there, and for years occupied the chair yet reliable home remedies, available in everv household, every Moment' which is the population of Atnericnn cities, area at ■* with the scraps leff over, will make a Monday in April. September arxl Decem likened him to Washington, but the 1 Tad." 1 confess 1 was not prepossessed with his disease and nilment that is curable, this department forming a i population of the continents, of the State« and Territories, an I ber. In Klamath county on Second Mon Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every of professor of physiology in that insti ccnipiete modicai hook, the value of which iu any home can of the principal countries of the world, length of the j liuoipu appearance. After 1 became a stu full dress for a little girl of six. It now be computed iu dollars and cents. day in June and tint Monday in November. Friday evening Visiting Knights in good people, though they honored both, in ; personal [ river*, Preaidential vote for sixty year«, Presidential statici :«. tution. At the same time she was also hardly INVENTION AND DISCO VERY. Remarkably inter ' area mrd deprh of sens,ìake» and ocettn«, height of moontai' /, stinctively fell that the parallel was ill deut in bis "¡lice his wonderful magnetism I only takes six yards of wide material for on the hospital staff, so that her work esting In Lake county on the third Monday in standing are cordially invited to attend. descriptions of great inventions, including the Stenm locomotion of animal« and velocity of bodies, hetal t or nn t n I and great uess grew upon me until I became J. 8. E ubanks , J r .. C. C an ordinary sized lady's dress, and seven May and the second Monday in October. Engine, the Telegraph, the Printing Press, the Electric Light, * menta, tower« and «iructnre«, dl*tanc< * from Washington, u -n chosen and failed to applaud. It would his most grdeat admirer aud supporter. It L. L. M errick , Kof R of 8. the Sewing Machine, the Telephone, the Typewriter, the Ttpe frop« New York, lo important point», chronologic»! hl* Tory of di«. yards would by careful cutting get a was both medical and didactic. In Joaephlne county on first Mondays in be difficult to cite two groat in 'U who covery and progress, popular sobriquets of An .«•ri*-»»** j»r*.t.-*, waa very pleasant studying law under such a Betting Machine, the Cotton Gin, etc. March and August As time went on, Dr. Jennie Lozier’s TIIE KVOHLD’B WONDER«. Graphic descriptions, I i cities, etc., common grammatical error«, rule» f- r ■ ’•»*«• t*r*»- genial and kind hearted man. He always dress for a little girl, too, particularly if were more unlike. nuueiatiou and u**e of capital*. Wall 6trcet p’ r • ’< a ’ For Jackson county the County, Probate beautifully illustrated, of the Yellowstone Park, Ynsen*t < professional and domestic cares in- ; a gimp could be made of something else. ■ looked melancholy when his face was in re of the world, cnrlpus facts in natural hi».«« <•» MASONIC, Valley, Niagara Falls, the Alp«, Paris, Vesuvius, Vet * and Commissioners courts meet every The reasons for this singular isolation post*. He read very little, but thought very :>nimalH, origin of th** name« of States, and of » the Canon« of Colorado, Mammoth Cave. Nutut il A very pretty gown for a young girl of creased, and when the inevitable clash Vienne, works, popular fables, familiar quotation*. * *•! month, commencing witii ths first Monday; Bridge, Watkins Glen, the White Mountaius, ete., etc. —a rlu-torical loneliness, one might call much. His favorite position when unraveling 8IMKIYOU CHAPTKK, NO. 21, K. A. M. dying words of famous per-*»n*. fate came the good daughter and wife and TRAVELS. Descriptions, profusely illustrated, of the life, [ plnnt* about fourteen could be made like one I for Josephine county, the first Monday in ; Regular convocations on the Thursday it—are well worthy of study. The first some knotty law point was to stretch both of noticed in a store where all the fashion mother “let the world go by” and yield muum rK, customs, peculiar forms, rites Hud ceremonies of the i s *. ■ t; :i«tlc>>*f the glolx', le toting government» o* January, April, July and September; tor thought is that the characters so far his legs at full length upon a chair in front of Laks county, every alternate mouth, coin- next after the full moon. ’ t v Î F « ni the above brief Ftitnmary of IUcontent« some i •1 <•' whnt a n*niarkiibb him. • writers go to find ideas, and it was of ed to home claims rather than to the D R M ills , H P. afrac^ioTRÌ part, of th«» t p» ■ . i w< rk the M ammoth CYci.bpjtDiA I b be ’.«i” *•. mencing the first Monday in January; for mentioned were warriors ax well as In this position, with books on the table near hazel cashmere, laid in kilt from waist public demand upon time and strength ! valuable A P H ammond , Secretary. this gr* at work have been nan» <1. It is n v««t. Rtorehons«» cf < ti fui und enton’Initiff kn<«nl —■»■»»»»oi« • Klamath county, the first Wednesday in statesmen, while Lincoln never eaw n by and iu his lap,'he worked up hi» case. No jtbiy .»» • of the b»‘Rt and most valuftb'i» work* <‘ver publbtv • . «t.y In <1 cr lr.rcUftL'P. N • I (•» h4 w II. and interest. "A woman cannot be a ' to bottom. The sleeves and part of the Mafrh. June, September and November. __ _________ - « day -w uith ______ -1 I’ m ou ___ ’" It. It is a w ____ ork _ to he c insulted ovary ragat.! i * v : iiíoiik 'pnrpl<*xin~ ÇU<*Hn u tir t «•«. Ff. n r battle and took no pleasure whatever in matter how d'«ply interested in his work, if ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. A A. M. .j 1 sra i b 'i ; « « ■ in writing and tiiûv. rsation, by tl: ' íaihD-r aqd houli» wit • Ip. their piiliy (lqtipn gu I npd foi' ct.t any one camo tn he had something humorous wiiist were two shades darker, and the good physician and have a mother's ties, I arine tinuoua reading no work is more cutertainma; or Instruct iu . military display. Although he serve I in 8tated communications on the Thursday and pleasant to say, and usually wound up by drapery drawn across the waist was out unless she is made of iron,” quoth this ' the Black Hawk war, lie totally ignored telling a joke or au anecdote. I n»va heard of or before the full moon. wise little woman, aud so she retired I holiday «oJJjeriiig after he came home, Ulin relate the ¡lame anecdote three times lined in herringbone in green silk. A from active practice. M L M c C all , W M. brown ribbon was tied around the waist. James Chisholm. Secretary. and the musters god maneuvers of the within as many h"U’a to persons who came in This was not long before a member of | different periixls, and every tlnm he laughed Tnis is a little dress that could be copied Illinois militia in ths 'W’s only made at Sorosis invited Dr. Lozier to make an as heartily and enjoyed it as if it were a brand ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. E. B. in any non-washable material. PRESBYTERIAN. ! I m langh—as well -they might Jt is new story. His humor was infectious. 1 had Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays The routing littty sister wears a plaiu address before that club .upon the sub la:: ;h been ;«.- I thongfat it funny that Mr. uot known that he ever read a wuijt Church, corner Main and Helman street». in each month. By special arrangement with the publisher of the „ M ammoth . CrrLorjEDiA, we ure eu- ject of “ Physical Culture, ” and shortly 1 .. Regular Services.—Bunday, U A. M. and strategy or studied the history < f any Muto«!' < on! 1 enjoy a story so repeatedly told. poplin iu brown and fawn, with trim after she was enrolled as a member. aided to ------------------ make to our subscribers and readers .... the . fallowing extraordinvrv oiler: We M rs . J D C rocker . W .M. There was usord'-s in theofflee at all. Mr. mings of dark green velvet, while the T P, M. Bunday School. 9:30 A M. Miss Kate Grady, Secretary. will ill send the M AMMOTH CYCftjOP/HIlIA UYCbOF/UniA complete in four volumes as a» alsov above de great war, nor is it recorded that he ever Lincoln somelimep J nt on u new suit of clothes, Since that time l*ex ytjee has often!______ ____ ,____________ ______ __ _ for One yi ar « •• «wc« Young Peoria's Meeting, 6 o'locck P M little tot who stands repentant with a scribed, ,__ all r postage prepaid, also ___ the __________ VALLEY _ IlkCORl) upon receipt paid the slightest attention to militia but iu a few hours its newness disappeared. Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. been raised in its councils, and she is i of only SA.oo, which i» but 50 cent- more than our regular 8ub»cription**price^ ,,Bo:Vthat chubby finger in her mouth wears a pale honors or even carried a gun in a Fourth R ev . F. G. S tmanue , VOM practically get this large and valuable work for the trilling sum of 50 cents This Thi» is I. O. O. F. bln» wash surah over a gimp of dark quoted as one of the most reliable aud . you l’astor. of July parade; but it is recorded, and able sneakers ever heard there Her Her el- el- a a gr gr i ! !at !at offer offer - - a a w w ” ‘,I I> > ,terl ,t‘-‘rl ' ' ul ul bargain, bargain, and and it it is is a a pleasure pleasure to to u« u« to to be be enabled enabled to to offer ofl'er our our IN LINCOLN'S LA»V OFFICE. ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45. blue. Tim ]>laiU have a little embroid aoie speairers ever nearu tnere. tier el reader.« remarkable opportunity. Through this extraordinary offer we hope . . . readers so reiuurkiible an opportonitv. r rhr«»iiith thi< ovt«*onwiin4 ’ s >«p za A a » Through this extraordinary offer we hope to to was painfully remembered by some, that I our ... circulation. Hold regular meetings every Saturday militia- officers were often the objects of How a Man Charged with Murder IVas ery in red silk. These two dresses, how ocution is clear, distinct, but «weet, and ' largely increase --------- J Please tel. all your friends that they can get the METHODIST. tel I evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren gives an added charm to the thoughts M xmmoth C ycl <> i a : i > ia in four volume« with a year's subscription to our paper, for only ever, could lie as appropriately made in Successfully Defended. Chunk, corner Maui and Bush streets. in notài standing are cordially invite.J to his wit. she fcnuqeiates. She is a gentle woman $3 <K). '*t. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed to all who take advantage of this great premium Regular Service».—Sunday. 11 A M. and attend 'i fas morning I entered the office Mr gingham or any other seasonable wash offer. J. C. D urkee , N G. When, however, Ws BU nmon the great of broad tutyd, big head, large gifts aud rene*' “''.w.*** 1 nteive the 7:M P. M. Sunday School. 9.30 A. M. fabric. m uroau inmu, mg neaei, large gins ana j Mammoiu <V1.U)H.EI)1A al „nee, and iheir »ubsenptions wifi , tewtendid one ‘ieer’kom K obt . T aylor , Sec’v. statesmen who were not .»¿.iittfs the Lincoln and his partner, William H. Prayer Meeting. every Thursday evening; wide attainments, with a peculiar fac- date of expiration. The M ammoth C ycloi ^ dia trill also lu- given free to anv one Hend- Among the prettiest and most satis Herndon, were both piesti;L Mr. Lin I'.'iltr.i t is I q.;.illy <If Bitt it W .3 Young Peoples Meeting, Sunday C r. m . PILOT KOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 10. presenting in pleasant, forceful ing us a club of t iiuee yearly subscribers to oqr P3|>er AfldrekB qll letters to Auhlaiid coln addressed his pathier thus: '‘Billie. factory of the wash fabrics for children , ultyof Ladies' Aid society, Wednesday 2 r. M. said that lie seemed f the orq Oregon ; Meets in Odd Fellows ’ s llall every 2d and »tv the cotton chailies. They are in fashion the topic she is «lealing with. R ev . C. A. L ewib , • ids is the young man of whom 1 spoke weaknesses of hti- 4th Monday in each mouth Members in During her membership in Sorosis she : Pastor. fast colors, and i]o not require starch in to you. Whatever arrangement you good standing cordially invited te ttend. nxauity. and only iias served as chairman of committee on , H. C. M yer , C P. make with mm wijl ba satisfactory to the getting up, aud in that nay they do “csnie occiL-ion- BAPTIST. science, chairman of the philanthropy ■ R obt T aylor . Scribe. me.“ Than turning to me hs said; “1 not muss quickly, and they can be bough* committoe md corresponding secretary ully into pur Church, comer Church and High streets. ii? desirable colors and pretty patterns hope you will not become so enthusiastic sphere to counsel Regular Services.—Bunday. 11 A. M. and of that body. HOPE REHECtA DEGREE LODGE, «<>. 24. in your studies of Blackstone and Kent for four cents a yard. 7 T. M. Sunday School. 9:30 A M :md decide.” But She was sent as a delegate by the New All the gingham^ and cotton goods Christian Endeavor Society, b:3<) 1’ M Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each Lincoln was al- as did two young whom wo had York Medical College and Hospital for, A. SET OF THE Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. month in Odd Fellows’s Hall. Ashland. I should be made up with extreme neat- here. Do yon see that spot over ways in onr Women to the International Home<>- M rs . R L .B ish N. G Covenant Meeting, Saturday before third sphere. To the pointing to a large ink stain on the wall. ‘ > mmr . wiiit:!) stamps them with a certain pathic congress which met at Paris in N. A. Jacobs, Secretary. Bunday in each month, 2 P. M. Ladies' Social, second Tuesday eve in each mon h weakest w ■ n j “Well, one of those young men got so distinction iijgj, and contributed a paper in French R ev . F. K. V ab T amu ., While the plain Greenaway styles are on the meqtyal education of wotnen in ; A. O. U. W. or child, equally enthusiastic in his pursuit of legal lore Pastor. with the sttttcs- that he fired an inkstand at the other better liked by all wise and really tasT?" tllfc ‘Tuitud States, which wn» printed in i ASHLAND LODGE, NO. (P*. one's head, and that is the mark he ful mothers, there always will be some the transaction: ,,f Meets in Iodize room fii odd "ellows* Hall uren aud soldiers, CONGREGATIONAL. congress. made.” I immediately began to clean parents who prefer the Paris fashions every ukst and third Wednesday in each he was always Two other clubs besides .. c*auu I Church, cor. Main street and Buulevard month. All orethren in good standing are thoroughly hu OLIVE» CROMWELL. up about the office a little. Mr. Lin for children. These are usually made Regular Services.—Sum.av. 10 30 A. M. cordially invited to attend. man. alvvin - a manly man. The name oi coln had been in congress aud had the with very short and very full skirts. Dr. Lozier as president, viz., “The Ein- and 7 ;30 P. M. Sunday School. 12 M. Which we Offer with a Yaar’a ■ubacriptlon W illiam I’ attebson , Jl W. Gladsti :»• a: once brings thoughts of the usual maimnLuf seeds to distribute to ! making the wearer lo >k like a doll baby, er< in" belonging to the parish <• Rev. Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. to this Paper for a Trifle More than B 8 R adclio . Recorder. a H'ber Newton's church, which is R ev . O. J W ebstek . cultured u'l'l cla>: leal —the scholar labo the farmers. *1 Itese were sent out with yet some few of them are pretty and Our Regular Subscription Price. Pastor. riously tr-.ined to statesmanship. It i I ree Soil and Republican documents. childish. One little dress for a baby of large, mixed club of men aud women. | Wishing to largely incresue the circulation of litis BEAT TVS Tol'B OF THE WORLD. questionable if Li iczl i knew fifty « >r In my efforts to clean up 1 found that six was made of almond colored cash and “ riie Avon," a drawing room club, paper during the nert tfx montlie, we have made CATHOLIC. meeting fortnightly. She is a member Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beatty’; in ail other 1 i.iguagcs t’.iE.1 ,;lisii. sav some of the seeds had sprouted in the mere with a fringed sash of velvet, arrangements with a New Yolk publishing house Celebrates Organs and Pianos, Wash ngton. Church, corner Sixth and B street whereby we are enabled to offer as a preuuutu to our perhaps the i^uiu ml .xor.u cuffs, collar and underskirt were all of of the science committee of the Associa dirt that had collected in the office New Jersey, has returned home from an ex Regular Services.—Every fourth Sunda« eubscriberr a 6^1 of the Work» of Cliarle. Diek- tion for the Advancement of Women, of, tended tour of the world. Read his adver • • » » » phr.i es in th • 1. it ,■> 3, ual * 10 A. M. Sunday School, every louri ea>, in Twelve l.ui^^ xnd llandwtinr tisement in this paper and send for catalogue. Vtliich Mrs. Julia Ward Howe is the! Sunday. 3 P. M. F athim F. S. N oel . always pre - , Judge Logan and Mr. Lincoln were ¡1 t'13 VolwmCs. with a jvat’k eutxkirijMiiui to IU.J president. She is also in frequent re-, Pas tot S k paper, lor a trrfle inore our r<gulsr enh- south wesi i once engaged on opposite sides of a scription prior?.: Ourgrmt off-rto »irbsoriber» quest to read pajiers before various liter- ; which a I. - .1 horse case. Judge Logan displayed a eclitreea atiy-evcT heretofore m?d‘-. ' Ulrsrica EPISCOPAL. ary and pre ^,-ssive associations in New 1 Couthien .1. great deal of knowledge about horses, SgWE Diekens was the greatest novelist who ever i Services in Baptist churg)i, cor. Chu> York and vicinity. Some on- 1.; «nd, as was the custom with lawyers at Jjved. N<*Muthor liefore <•: »Inn liis timehns and High streets, second and fourth But. The koine life of this busy woman is won the tan« that }ip »cHvved, and Ida wort . John of O; -y Burner -id. but that gr<._. that day, in the heat of the argument days, 3 P.M. R ev . F. B. T icknob . i mmj K arc even mor«» popular to-d«y tbafi «tyring Dear Blr:—We described by those who know her inti-j statesman < -r tiuly po- consider had laid off his coat and vest. Unfort- Pastor. returued home his lifetime. They abound fu wit. htiiL'-:', April •, 1«*>, mutely as peculiarly lovely. Her bus- ; able echulai ship, and 1 sb; tcrical know patlu-a, maatr-rly delineation of churactet, fiom a tvur •round the baud gave up practice some years ago vivid deecrii'tious of places and iHcidems. SECULAR UNION. ledge was great. If Lincoln wttsa reader world, visit Inc (uniting as<l skillfully wrougld plo(e. Eaci. and is now engaged in successful real Europe, A a to, Ariiland Secular Union No 1. meets at of general history, m-idj from American, book is intensely ipfetealmg. Nu fiomotti ouid < Holy l and), In estate operations. They have a charm- j McCall's Hall the first Sunday in every dia, Coyhm, ht- that f;tct docs uot ;.i ; car in hi., ehca w be without a Set pf these great kotl tcm.trt,- rtca (I<rpt \ Oce. month, at 7 o'clock p ni. ing home far uptown in the new west able work». Not to have lead (beni is to L- or state I ;< but the lack of it is little ante», (Island oi „ W N L ucky , Pres. the Seas. 1 and far behind firs age in which we Jiye. Tie side quarter, and Dr. Lozier now finds lo»s. Tl:e t ' > gt < f i-'.-tc-r in train H b Evans, sec’y. V rsten Ameri CUABLE8 DICKENS. ..... me ... off. r sj. . ;■ get of Dickens’ Vorks wl<;.:li in the companionship of her two sons ca. Yet In all ing the statesman is to teach pri’iciplea, our groat J name» pi viniiuu to onr »ubecriberu is handsomely printed from entirely new pt»te«. i.p.. : and a beautiful daughter a fitting sequel ' Of »5. »74 miles, and Lincoln, in some mysterious way, we do uot renteru to the pleasure she has always felt in The twelve volumes contain the following world-famous Fork», «*W1 PS« <4 Whiph pip< tef of heart ng a had got a firm grasp of the principles directing their education and accomplish lialied cnmilete, urwkanged, and absolutely unabrUijei i . piano or an or<»n sweeter in tone ments. DAVID COPPERFIELD, without toiling over the details. His BARNABY RUDCE AND CHRISTMAS than BeMty'i STORIES, For we believe MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, seems to have l>een one of those happily BX-MAYOK DftJIlBL r. BKATTT. we have the OLIVER TWI8T AND GREAT EXPEC NICHOLAS NICKELBY, FRENCH STYLES. constituted intellects which, in certain rrom . Hwtocmp» tek.n la L-oJan, *,m n TATIONS, Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, Ill., was Xiuilaua. Hal lutt rumen t« brown velvet. The waist was draped to j troubled with rheumatism and tried a num- DOMBEY AND SON, fields of thought, have no need of la mndnataar THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP AND prl.-n. Xow to prom to yon that thin statement Ir BLEAK HOUSE, one side and the sleeves were puffed at Iter of different remedies, but says none of borious search among records and prece •bo-lutnly trno, we wonlU lite f..r ear roador or thia THE UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELER, «•^•r to 0M..r ono of o.ir mnren ton ortanr or plan.,, the top. With this was worn a silver them seemed tod" him any good; but tinal- LITTLE DORRIT, ASHLAND. A TALE OF TWO CITIES. HARD dents, but by a divine instinct steer OREGON nad wo wtu ^r yoa a »r«at barxalu. Partlculara Frw. OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, satr.fc.Uoa UCa»»S> mu or moaoy promptly re- TIME8 AND THE M.STERY OF gray crepe bonnet with ruby velvet bor lv he got bold of one that speedily cured straight across an ocean of sopliistry. and fcn-twl nt any Miao wlthla thrao(l'. ’Hu-r. with Inton.«; him. He was much plea-ed with’it. and PICKWICK PAPERS, I EDWIN DROOD. altpr.wol. OBOIUMT rt.no or Organ, fully wnm-uwl dering. strike infallibly the weakest point in the felt sure that other» similarly afflicted wn ywr-a. U?0 we Irft Nome a penniless plowboy; The above are without question the most famous novel» tha] were ever writtin. For » An outdoor suit for a girl qf ten was would like to know what the remedy was to-Xay we hare nea Ijr one tic nd ml thousand or citadel of error. quarter of a century tl.ey have been '-eiebrated in eyery n«>»k and corner of the <*ivi;iz<.i| organa and piano, in une-ell-ervr the Will Sell. Rent and Handle ■•««'I'» that cured him he states lor the benefit of-pratr cashmore, with perpendicular »ori.1. If tu.y wore not <wd. we could n t have All intelligent men who heard his world, let t,i< re ere tlmusaiids of homes in America Lot yet sip ) w,i|, :, »■ r, f n;c, r .old an ma y. Could »el No. certainly not. strip-.. of red velvet ribbon put ">n so that of the public that it is ca led Chamberlain's the u.-u •! high cost <4 the Look« preventing people hi moderate hreti:nvw. « ;i>m ift.zfe,;! Charleston (Ills.) speech (thought to have Each .nd «rrry inati anient la fu.ly warrant^ for Pain Balm. It is for -ale here at 50 cents Real Estate on Commission t-n yeara. to be manufactured Nm the boa one strip ■ comes on each plait. The waist [>er bottle by our druggists. Chitwood Bros. this luxury. l;.:r now, owing to the use of modern improved priming, ( i,.'ami »uiei ¡'.e been the best in his great debate with material market Mv.-da, or ready money can bu macliiiu iy, the < xti-ijrmi, l,,w price of white paper, and the great c-itin« pin,:, i-, lot- b,,,* v.-.is xo-edingly long and draped, and Douglas) say that the short paragraphs trade, we are euablfl 1-> offer to our snbgcriliei'B and reader» a set "f Dicln-,»’ | n ” Consumption Cured. there was a surah sash at the back. A in which he swept away whole volumes price win-'.■ »11 an tf >rd to pay. Every home in the laud ¡a»i now I,, t-um in <' ■ • 1 * 1 A Choice Collection of City and drab c’. ah coat had red velvet facings, of sophistry sent a thrill of assent An old physician, retired from practice, 1 <»t the great autli r'» works. an.l t: • broad, flat bat was lined with having had placed in his hands by an East t h rough the Country Property for sale. velvet and had Alsatian bows of cloth in India missionary the formula of a siuple whole vast audi vegetable remedy for the speedy and per front. ence. and that manent cure of Con-umption. Bronchitis. Anp pfr»on uishiny to tell prop Another pretty dress for a young girl Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and lung every hearer un- “DO YOf SEE THAT SPoT* of fourteen to sixteen was of gobelin altections. also a positive and radical cure orti/ usili ¡inti it to their interest derstood them enately for him he had put his shirt on blue tricot, made quite plain and only for Nervou» Debility and Nervous Com perfectly. And to call anti see us plaints, after having tested its wonderful hind side l“‘lore. When he had finished trimmed with siuall velvet buttons and curative this brings us to powers in thousands of cases, has Mr. Lincoln aFose and asked his oppo velvet foot trimming at the bottom in felt it his duty to make it known to his suf <1^7 or Holiday P eNen.». the true solution Address I Han. Daniel F. Beatty, Wa*hi..gton, Free. •We will nd the ' ATIKI: SET OF DICKENS' WOHK8, in TWELVE \ OL- nent if be would please rise. The judtre yery dark blue. Tais could be copied in fering fellows. Actuated bv this motive Estray Notice. New Jersey. of the seeming _ l>y cur-elves, also the VALLEY HEC* and a desire to relieve human su.i'ering. I I’MF’S, «. ah .. ab‘;ve di - I p"-t,ig<- _ prepaid complied. “Will you please tnru your any color and in almost any material. paradox. While , .pi will send free of charge, to all who de-ire it, ■»ttDf'.rOM YE\i: . . . oi . - w > it'i. ... which which 1» i> only only w 00 ’centBnm^haTiu cents ni< re than the back to th? jury? Now. gentlemen of Aprons in fanciful and dainty designs regular suh-erit.-f »<(»1 nricp nf th«.» not-zir A.». , u,.- at____ .. .. « azv ORKEL MARE, will weigh MO or 900 in many things tin- recipe, in German, French or Engfj»ih- ni turn pnte of thi- pa|>er. Our reader-, therefore, practically get *»•**»* a »etof lbs.; a little white on left fore-foot; the jury," said Lincoln, “ what-sort of are more often seen upon children of the vo ..'°r '" ‘‘ -y *1 his is the grandest prc.aiu n eve. with full direction» for preparing and us he fell beliiml the ” , ’ -r 'I ‘ ly 'O cents. Ihisisthe ^^jirmmm^ left hind foot white to fetlock: branded R “d to ’et value c. i you j ace upon Judge Logan's best families with their best costumes ing. Sent by mail by addressing with offered. I p t »hi« tune a et ot Dicken-' works has u«ualiv live i > tliJ.jA) or more.' Ted statesmen aud on left shoulder; little star tn forehead. -tamp, naming thi.» paver. W. A. NOYES, all your friend- that they can set a set of Dickens' work». in *- knowledge of horses when he doesn't twelve volumes, with a than before for a long time, and now it liberaton men WILLIAM in OF ENG The above described animal will be duly .year’s subscription lo the V alley R ecoed for onlv $3 10 S20 Powers’ Block. Rochester, N. Y. Suitable for wrapping purposes, to know enough to put hi3 shirt on right is quite admissible for them to be worn "old for a paMurv bill of fourteen months, LAND. great premium. If I „ • • it - will make no difference, for tioned, in one y ■ ur subscription lifts not vpt expired, par from Irrwii date tiatc z»» zx \kt ...,n r-i f .. , ’ ’ including feed during lest winter underlay carpets, etc., one \ ear ot~ expiraliom An elegant line of jewelry, watches, it will la? extended il hup talent he -urp, -J them all—he under- side foremast when he comes into on visits and at home as well as at school, E. B. MYER of iibsS: s. . '“'‘Add^rA^ii^v^ court. ' A roar of laughter followed and they always look so sweet and fresh clocks, etc . to select from at J. S Muller ’s. stood huuiuti Lattice, aud pvticularly AahUnd. Or., Dec. 18, W«u. Address Ashland, Oregon: Por Sale at the KECOKD Office. will pay parties bring elsewhere to make toe nuturv of tue American people, la this sally, and when Mr. Lincoln had that the fashion never ought to have died a It tripber« and inspect ’ before purchasing fim a h ad uia urguiaaat toe jury gave • out. Q uvb HaBraa. eiMwbere, “August Flower' J. H. Russell ÎUEit;ii|ï.(T LIBERATOR A shland M arble VEEI ORGANIZE ALLIANCES 1 A BARGAIN Hardware, Tin, - Sheet-Iron and Copperware. JOB WORK, Ashland, Or DIRECTORY TIN STORE COMPETITION. IN FOUR VO LU FASHIONSFUR CHILDREN A Great and Wonderful Work, Sewing Machine 2,176 Pages 620 Beautiful Illustrations! H. C. MYER, HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE CHURCHES. Premium Offer to Subscribers to TIIE VALLEY RECORD. fallen yecorb yubltehlag GRAND PREMIUM OFFER! In Twelve Large Volumes, BEATTY / W. N. LUCKEY Real Estate Agent Great Offer to Subscribers ORGANSa^jg S OLD PAPERS To the VALLEY RECORD