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Newspaper Page TextVALLEY RECORD. “August Flower” The People's Paper Office in McCall » Hall, upstair.; »taira on north tide a< Masonic bcnlding. Enterad in the raatoffi< e at Ashland aa Second OUae tuall matter. How does he feel ?—He feels cranky, and is constantly experi menting, dieting himself, adopting strange notions, and changing the cooking, the dishes, the hours, and manner of his eating— August Authorized Agenta. The following partie» ar« authorized to ____ . for ra»e>.rlptio Ipfton«, advertiaeiuents, receipt n <ob pnntinK, etc. Any favor* nbown them «01 Be 6a!y appreciated by the V allet Flower the Remedy. Know: How ddfes he feel ?— He feels at .......... A. C. Howlett H#gta Point Linkville ... K. B. Hatton times a gnawing, voracious, insati ........... L. L. Jacob* able appetite, wholly unaccountable, Jacksonville ............... W. A. Owen Central Point Medfonl......... . .. Miller * .Strang unnatural and unhealthy.— August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ?— He feels no DIRECTORY. desire to go to the table and a grumbling, fault-finding, over-nice ty about what is set before him when he is there—August Flower the .... |8enaton Conrrewtmai in Remedy. ...... Governor George W McBride .. Secretary of State i PhU Metchan....................... State Treasurer E B McElroy ... Hupt Public Ina traction • Frank O Baker........................... State Printer i How does he feel ?—He feels after a spell of this abnormal appe tite an utter abhorrence, loathing, and detestation of food ; as if a mouthful would kill him— August B8 ffirahn ...................... < WU>iam P Lord................. ¿Supreme Judges R 8 Bean........................( vtaar judicial »lavaicr. Flower the Remedy. L R Webster.......................... .Circuit Judge William M Colvig District Attorney How does he feel ?— He has ir Fog Jackson, Josephine, Lake and Klam regular bowels and peculiar stools— ath coin ties August Flower the Remedy. ® jACKsos cetmTY. County Seat............................... Jacksonville NEW SEAT MARKET. Theo Cameron........................... ....... Senator J M McCall ... .. •) Representatives Samuel Furry J W Merritt HARRIS & MURPHY BROS., J • Neil ........... ............... County Judge ........ ^Commissioners Chas W Taylor Ben Haymond .County Clerk BirdMiy ......... ahentt .. ..Treasurer ........ Asses.Aor , Opened at tbe old Ashland market stand on Main street, facing the bridge. . School Superintendent Petar Applegate ............................. Surveyor ' Dr J B Parson . ............................... Coroner joacrnias coukty . UP Shop thoroughly renovated and re County Seat .... ................... Granta Pass fitted. WaBoe tiiaciair. Joint Senator ........... H B MUIer . . ........... Representative I Volney Colvig ................. County Judge The choicetl of Freeh Meat»—Beef. Mut C O Mgelow......... ......... jCommisaioners ton, Veal. Pork. Sautaaet, etc. ASHLAND, OREGON. - P HaBrm.............. Chas K Chauaior J C Moss J W Sherer.. E C Harmon W A ■ stale C W Havens Dr Waitace........... ................. County Clerk ............................... Bheri.i ....... ............. Treasurer ........................ Assessor School Superintended ......................... Hurveyor ........................... Coronor A BARGAIN -------- In A-------- Sewing Machine. KLAMATH COUNTY County Meat ...... .Linkville U A Well, of Uke Joint Senator A Snyder, of Lake Joint Representative Anyone contemplating the purchase of J 8 Orr ............. County J udge W C Crawford .... ^Commissioners a iirst clans Hewing Machine Should Not Fail to C 8 Silvers.......... A L Leavitt........ ........................ Clerk «rr A MO. .9 WHEELEK ......... ...... .. She rill <e WILSON. ..................... Treasurer John Smart ......... .. Assessor A Bargain in one of these Fins: Machines P L Fantrtani School Hujierintendeiil Ian Letteard can be bad by inquiring at this office. ....... ........... Surveyor John W Siemens .............................Cproner LAK* COUKTY. SOCIETY DIRECTORIES. County Seat ................... l-akeview C A Cogswell, of Lake ......... Joint Senator A Snyder, oi 8ny<ier, of Lake . Joint Representative W A Wilshire. County Judge G M Jones ........... ........ (f’"mmwinnem A V lame G. A. It. BURN HIDE POST NO. 23. Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and hl Saturday of each month. Visiting Com rades cordially welcomed. W. A. P athck , Commander. J R Casey, Adjutant. .......... W N Button .............................. Clerk WP Hertford ............ z.......... Sheriff A McCallan ..........Treasurer A H ebher School Superintendent J E McDonough. .......................... Assessor W K Barry. ... ......... Stock Inspector The circuit court for the First Judicial district seta in Jackson county on first Monday in April. Heptember and Decetu- her. la Klamath county on Second Mon •arm June and first Monday in November, gt Mika county on the third Monday in Mfiraad the second Monday in October. CnJtafipbine county on first Mondays in Mkrrh and August For Jackson county the County, Probate and Commissioners courts meet every month, commencing with r“** *' J ; the * Brat *“ Monday ■ for vb . Josephine vbb | bwiiw vBjuoBBy, county the fl rst Mon<iay in January, April, July and Bini September; ocpirinut r, iur for . ever alternate ------ Lake county, every month.com menciug the first Monday in January; for Klamath eaunty, the first Wednesday in 1 Mareh. Juan, fiwtember and November. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every Friday evening Visiting Knights in good standing are cordially invited to attend. H J. H icks , U. C. T. E. G odfrey , K. of R and 8. MASONIC. SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, K. A. M. Regular convocations on the Thursday next after the full moon. D R M ills , H P. A P H ammond , Secretary. ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M. Stated communications on the Thursday of or before the full moon. M L M c C all , W M. James Chisholm, Secretary. cfetJBCHESj ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. K. S. PRESBYTERIAN. Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays Church, comer Main and Helman streets. in each month. Mas. A. M c C all , W M. Regular Services.—Sunday, 11 A. M. and Miss Lydia McCall. Secretary. T P. M. Sunday School. 9:30 A M. Young People's Meeting, 8 o’locck P M Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. I. O. O. F. Rev. F. G. S tmamoi , ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45. Pastor. Hold regular meetings everv Saturday evening at Xheir hall in Ashland. Brethren METHODIST. in good standing are cordially inviteu to Church, corner Main and Bush streets. attend J. H. M c B kidk . N G. Regular Services.—Sunday. 11 A M. and E. J. Farlow, Sec’y. 7:30 P. M. Bunday School. 9.30 A. M. Prayer Meeting.every Thursday evening; PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16. Young People s Meeting, Bunday 6 km . Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and Ladies' Aid Society, Wednesday ! r. M. 4th Monday in each month Members in Rav. C. A. Lewis. good standing cordially invited tv attend. Pastor. M. N. L ong , C P. E. J. Farlow, Scribe. BAPTIST. Church, comer Church and E igh streets. HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, »¡O. 24. Regular Services.—Sunday. 11 A. M. and 7 F. M. SuMday Schoo . 9:30 A. M Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday tn each Christian Endeavor Society. 6:30 P M month in Odd Fellows’s Hall, Ashland. M rs . R out . T aylor , N. G. Prayer Mesttita, every Thu -sday evening. J. H. McBride, Sec y. Covenant Meeting, Saturday before third Bunday in each moath, 2 P M. Ladies' Social, second Tuesday eve in each mon h A. O. U. W. R*v. F. K. V an T assel , ABH land lodge , no . 66. Pastor. L Meets in lodge room in Odd Fellows’ Hall every vibst and third Wednesday in each CONGREGATIONAL. month. AU brethren in good standing are Church, cor. Maiu street and Boulevard cordially invited to attend. Regular Services.—Bum.av, 10:30 A. M. W illiam P atterson , M W. and 7:30 P. M. Bunday School. 12 M. B 8 R adcliff . Recorder. Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. R ev . G. J. W ebstkh , BKATTI’S TOUR OF THE WORLD. Pastor. CATHOLIC. | Church, comer Sixth and B streets. Regular Services.—Every fourth Sunday. 10 A. M. Bunday School, everv fourth Bunday. 3 P. M. F athis F. 8. N oel . Pastor. Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beatty’. Celebrated Organs and Paanos, Wash ngt<" New Jersey, has returned home from an ex tended tour of the-world. Read his advir tisement pl this paper and send for catalogue WK: \ - X X EPISCOPAL. Services m Baptist church, Cor. Church and High streets, second snd fourth Sun days, 3 P. M. R ev . F. B. T icknob . Pastor. SECULAR UNION. Ashland Secular Union No 1. meets at McCall's Hall the first Sunday in every month, at 7 o'clock p m. W N L ucky , Pres. H 8 Evans, sec’y. ■X-MAYO* Das.KL V LL'.rr. JEWELRY! I The Best Stock in Southern Oregon-Latest Designs and Most Perfect Movements. we t-ve the From a rtot-t-nh la Laadon, |”7'l’r ■ Lnslatad, ls*a. m * d o a . a n v price. Now to prove to yo't that thl« 6tate*u«at Is ftb»v>latftly troft, wo woud like f.»r aay reft ter -»f th', pftpftr to order una of our tnftich «•*• ortans or •nd we will .»tfer j on a p oat ¡». gain. Parttet; l*ra Freo. riatlftifte-tlDa GVARANTKIL» or money promptly re- frindftd at any time wl’hin year*, with inftre* at • p r .-ftak. on eltUftr F’*no or Or^wn, 'ally warrant« ! tan yaarft. lt?0 we left home a r • niles* plowtoy to-day we have nearly one hundred thousand o-. Beitty’e orifaue and piano« in uso all Owi the world. If they were not »ood, we could not have •old co maty. Could wet No. oertainly net. Each and every instrument U fully warranted for ten years, to be manufactured from the b*-‘ material market afford*, or ready niuney can he ORNAMENTS! CHARMS. -SPECTACLES- A new and fine stock just arrived. An EYE TESTER to discover exactly the kind of glass you need. Not her« just for the season—But here to stay All Goods Warranted as Represented or Money Refunded. J. S. MULLER,! Chitwood Bron. Biaza Cor. ASHLAND. for her government to utilize her serv “Yes,” said the clerk, roused from his ices. not in Europe, bat on tiie banks of 1 reverie and smiling down on the eager lit- think I'm doing pretty well. See.” B. F. Reeser s He drew from his pocket a little blank the-Nile, where so many damaged repu . tie face: “I have often taken her rowing baok in which were scrawled divers tations have found a home. Her first on the Tombigbee before the wax, when THEY .ARE ‘AEl TllE SERVICE OF husbaad, Count B----- , was an estimable hieroglyphics, at which he gazed com I I had my other arm.” man. who na l the misf ortune to go out EVERY .NATION ’ BUT OURS. “How uiceF’ said Jenuie. “How? nice! placently, Is tbe place to buy “Why, yes,” said Jennie approvingly. shooting one day with the Italian ad And iu a gumtree canoe?” B-- r — -- — “ There's a ‘ t ’ with the cross mark, and venturer Whom she has since married. “Well, I wasn't particular as to the Although Not <>fn«-iaily Accredited *'F The count was brought home dead from kind of canoe, so it was a canoe,” said there is *k’ with his broken back, and Their. Gwttrnftitnli, Tiie$e Petticoated that's an ‘i.’ I know him by his eye the effects of a gunshot wound, which he, smiling. Agenté Tl ielA I^argr Power and Com the Italian, his only companion, declared “And your Julia ain't named Julia, brow. You see I can read a little,” she mand Implicit. Tra»t. j to have been due to the accidental dis but Mary Jane, after all,” said the child. aud proudly. x. *• * * “So I see,” said he, laughing and put charge of his (the count's! gun. No in [Copyright by A um Ptuaa Aiaociatioii.] “Yes,” said he, “but she's just as ?UI)k" ON HAxn A full jijl O LINE uf choice tyth" the exception of the United quest took place. The count was buried, sweet as if her name was Julia, though ting up his book. “Now I must go. The sun. has set. It is time for me to Marble. All Orders in Stone Work States, there is not a single one of the and a few months later the penniless ’twouldn't fit in the song so well.” ¡‘articular Attention to Promptly Filled. Marble Works on “No, you couldn't say, "1 rowed my i see after things for the night.” great powers which does not maintain a Italian was found to have quietly mar MAIN STREET, He stroked Jennie's curly head with highly paid corps of female diplomatic ried the widow. The princess, though Mary Jane so true.’ ’Twould make the his left hand, and walked away, softly agefits in addition to its regular staff of stylish aud very witty, is not beautiful. song too long legged.” “True,” said he, laughing, “but that singing in his mellow voice, “My Own ambassadors, envoys, secretaries aud at Her influence over the wife of the khe tach«. Although not officially accred dive—an influence most distasteful to the makes no difference. 1 think of her Mary Ann.”—Paul Grant in Atlanta English—is mainly due to the fact that while I sing it, so that it seems as if it Constitution. Which will be done in a woikiuanlik» she keeps the vice-queen and the inmates was her name.” manner- and at prices that The following statement from Mr. W. B. of the harem acquainted with all the “Well, Mr. Perkins,” said Jennie, “tell Penny, a well known dairyman of New gossip and scandal of the city. Through me why haven’t you married your Julia, Lexington, Ohio, will be of interest to per her the imperial chancellerie at St. if you've been rowing her around in sons troubled with Rheumatism. He says: HEREBY respectfully inform the farm Petersburg obtains an early report of ■ your gumtree canoe these ever so many “I have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for ers and laboring people of Jackson coun Full stock always on hand and made nearly two years, four bottles in all, and every fresh state secret which the En years?” ty, Oregon, that I have been appointed to order. there is nothing I have ever used that gave glish government finds it necessary to ---------:o:--------- “Yousee,” said the mate smiling, “my me as much relief from rheumatism. We Deputy Organizer of Alliance and Indus trial Inions in this county. Correspond communicate to the khedive. Julia couldn't make up her mind that al ways keep a bottle of it in the house.” ence £V None but the best material used. solicited from all who are desirous of The latter, at a moment when he had ! she loved me till the war broke out and For sale by druggists. organizing Alliances. In REESER ’S BLOCK, reason to believe that his throne was in I volunteered; then she said- directly SAMUEL H. HOLT, Consumption Cured. danger, and that he was about to be de she'd marry me, but ’twas too late then; I’hoenix, Oregon. ASHLAND OB EG ON, i An old physician, retired from practice, posed for the purpose of making way for 1 had to go off to fight.” I having had placed in his hands by an East an English viceroy, dispatched to London “You had both of your arms then!” in India missionary the formula of' a simple terrupted Jennie; “you was born with j vegetable remedy tor the speedy and per- | manent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, ’em?” Asthma, and all throat and lung “Of course, child. Did you ever hear Catarrh. attections, also a positive and radical cure of any one born with one arm? Nature tor Nervous Debility and Nervous Com- don't ever make no such cobbled, lop I plaints, after having tested its wonderful i curative powers in thousands of cases, has sided work as that.” it his duty to make it known to bis suf- “Well, if you had both of your arms I felt ! fering fellows. Actuated by this motive then, I don't see why she wouldn’t have I and a desire to relieve human suffering, I you.” will send free of charge, to all who desire it. DE NOVIKOFF recipe, in German. French or English, “Bless you, child, everybody had this ited as such to the various courts and with fuli directions for preparing and us plenty of arms then; that was no in ing. Sent by this mail by addressing with governments which they are destined to naming paper. K Great and Wonderful Work, ducement to take a fellow. But, as I | stamp, *----- ■ ' . . AV. A. NOYES, influence, the services of these petti 820 Powers’ Block, Rochet _____ , -tochester, N. Y. oovtaixiv « was.saying, when she found I was going coated diplomats are rated by the sover -------------- :----- off to the war and might get killed, then An elegant line »f jewelry, watches, eigns and ministers of foreign affairs 6he found that she loved me.” clocks, etc., to select from at J.'.S- Muller’s. who employ them as being of infinitely It will pay parties living elsewhere to make AMD « “She’d rather marry you than that superior value to those of their male col atriphere and inspect before purchasing you should get killed, ” said Jennie. leagues. elsewhere. “Yes, I think she ought, after you rowed Paid out of the secret service fund ' We guarantee every article as represented her around in the canoe.” T hk M ammoth C yclopedia has been pub or will refund money.—McConnell & Win which is at thedisposal of every European lished to meet the wants <;t the mABM'fi for s “ You are right, ” said Perkins, laugh ter. universal compendium auowkdge, practical, chancellerie. their names do not appear 1 useful, scientific and «eneral. The work is pub ing; “but ’twas too late to marry her lisbed complete In four large and nandsome on any of the published civil service volumes, comprising a total ot 2,17« ragen, ami then. We agreed that if ever I got back TIMBER LAND NOTICE. lists, and are only known with anj is profusely illustrated wltll62(H)‘•autillllenffra,’• safely, when the war was over, we'd United States Land Office, Roseburg Or.J Ings. Thousands of dollars have been expanded degree of certainty by a favored few. TIIE FRENCH COUNTESS. to i' ake this the moH complete, valuable and marry." March 28th, 1891. ! useful work for the masses ever published. It is an It is they, however, and not the am I English friend of his pre-khedival a work for everybody—man. w oman and child, “Tell me uow, how you came to lose N otice is hereby givfn thai in every occupation or walk Iu life. The sub bassadors, who are intrusted with all the : days, who was married to a very beauti your in compliance with the provisions of eta nee and practical utility of twenty ordinary arm,” said Jennie. most delicate and intricate negotiations [ ful and clever French countess. The volume« are comprised in these (our. and so the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ ’Twas in one of the great battles "An act for the sale of timber lands in the replete is the work with knowledge of every their reports and revoinuiendatious com lady in question—who is regarded iu sev kind, so tilled is it with uselul bints and iielpful Riclunond that year. I had been States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and suggestion«, that we Sully believe that in every maud a far greater degree of attention eral of the. capitals of Europe as even around borne to which it shall find its way it will soon in many fights before, but this was Washington Territory. ' Chas. Clawson, of coins to be regarded as worth it« weight in gold. and consideration on the part of their j more successful, and tbe^>fore more about the hottest. The enemy were Henley, County of Siskiyou, State of Cali F<»r want of space wecan only briefly aummar- governments than those of the publicly j dangerous, a diplomatist ie? a small portion of theconteulsof this great has this'day filed'in this office his Mme. I bound to get tho hill on which we stood, fornia^ work, as follows : sworn statement for the purchase of accredited ministers and envoys, ant Novikoff—was able within a few months | Chineic, Japaueac, the (»copie of Indi». AMca. NudafaMcir, and we were holding on desperately. HISTORY. T hi M ammoth C yclopedia contain« a complete the 8 of S E >4 and 8 U of 8 W of I PMMtlne. Iceland. Borneo, Burmah, the Sandwich WauiD whereas the latter are but the orna to place in the hands of the khedive a But at last the boys began to waver and section No. 24, tn township No. 39, south, and authentic hiiton of the great Amerioaa Civil War, pro- | Servia, K#Araría, Tartary. Cashmere and Tuui«, the Arab». fusely illustrated, with numerous Anecdotes of the Rebellion ; a | mental figureheads of the diplomatic written asriumneo from a great person give way. Then our colonel came out range No. 4 east, and will otter proof to ccmplete History of America, from it« diaoovery by Oolumbu« to I I Turks, Mexicaus, South American«, Amerieau ludjans, Efjp the present time; graphic description« of famous battlei aud , . tians. SiuiiKFe, Abvssiniau«, Norwegian#, Spaniards, B«i#e. representation, it is these ladies of the age in London that no attempt would be ; snow that the land sought is more valuable important events iu the history of al' nations, chronological Italian#, Greeks, fcuHSians, Siberians. Afghans, Persians, to the front, and the rest of our officers Mailema, Au# rallaus. Bu parlaos, SMliaoa, eto.aui seen t -service who are thè mainspring made to molest him or even to impair followed him, and they ran up and down for its timber or stone than for agricultural history, etc., etc- purposes, and to establish his claim to said BIOGRAPHY. This great work contains the Lives of afl ' MANUFA< TITHES. Iu this great work 1« also ¿ascribed and prime mover of every international his authority by tho establishment of a i the lines cheering up the men. . and illustrated the arts and processes of printing, stereotypln« the Presith ts of the United States, from Washington to land before the Register and Receiver ot Barrleou, with portraits aud other illustrations, also Urea and ' 1 bookbinding. <ood engraving, lithography,photograph». < m !I< m ! tills office af ox- protectorate. intrigue. at Pncolnirrr Roseburg, /kwanrzM* Oregon, on Is'vizi Friday, Ktraits of Napoleon Bonaparte, Shakespeare. Byron. William | priming, piano malting, watch making paper makiug, tl>< “ ’Steady, my boys,’ said the old colo this in, Benjamin Franklin, Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, and j i manufacture of »ilk, iron, steel, glass, china, perfumery, soup This will hardly give rise to much sur The German government employs a j nel; ‘keep pouring it into them. Steady! the 12th day of June. 1891. famous statesmen, author«, poet«, generals, clergymen, etc., : leather, starch, wall paper, turpentine, pestal cards, poster I stamps, envelopes, pens, pencil#, needles, and many oth« i He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey down to the present day. prise, for one of th® principal features number of fair diplomatists. One of the Re-enforcements will soon be here! all of which will bs found peculiarly interesting an I Ager. Siskiyou conntv, Cal., Wm. C. AGRICIHLTUKE. Valuable hintsand useful suggestions I I thing*, |Q«iruotiwe. •* of diplomacy is tow.id clever and astute most faniutts, from a Berlin point of view, Never let it be said that the line broke of Farmers, treating of field crops, gate* and fences, fertilisers, I Ross of Cadillac, Siskiyou county, Cal., to farm implements ; livestock raising, including the treatment of : FOREIGN I’KODrCTM. Tnterestlug descriptions, illu« persons into believing things which are and infamous, from a Parisian stand where the Alabamians stood!’ Marcus G. Heiney and James F. Anderson diseases of domestic animal# ; poultry keeping, aud how made trated, of tiie culture sud preparation for market of lea, eofter. successful and profitable; bee keeping, dairy farming, etc. The I chocolate, cotton, flax, hemp, eu$mr, rlcs. nutmegs, clover, untrue. Women are much more suite I point, was the captivating Baroness de i “The whole air seemed black with of Henley. Siskiyou county, Cal treatment of these subjects is complete and exhaustive, and i ginger, ciuuan»on, allspior pepper, oscnaunM, pineapples, ban Any and all persons claiming adverse!) prunes, dates, raisins, fig#, olives, India-rubber, guita for this task than men. The talent for Kania, wuo lived for a time near the shot and shell. A piece of one grazed the above described lands are requested t< renders the work of great practical use to farmers aud stockmen, j ' ¡ ana.«, paraba, oork, camphor, oastor oil, tapioca, etc., etc. Herein Is given tbe most useful hint# intrigue, which is only acquired by men presidential palace at the Elvsee, and the colonel’s cheek, and the blood kept tile their claims in this office on or before HORTICULTURE. to growers of all kinds of vegetables and fruits, us gathered NATTKAL niMTOHY. Interesting nod inatmeu»« , descriptions, accompanied by illustrations, of numerous beast». from the experience of the most successful horticulturists. after years of labor and experience, was accustomed to receive the minister trickling down his face, but he didn't said 12th day of June, 1891. I bird#, fl«hes and insects, with much curtou« inlsrmation regard- • ARCHITECTURE. Designs and plans for houses, cottages, ( iug their life aud habits. J ohn H, S hupe . Register. seems to be innate in the feminine char of war, Gen. de Ci.ssev, at midday break seem to feel it. The firing grew so hot barns and other outbuildings, with valuable suggestions to | LAW. T h » M ammoth C tclopxdia I s also a complete law those intending to build. book, telliug every man bow be may be bls own lawyer, and acter, where it frequently soars to the fast every Thursday. HOUSEHOLD. This work contain« tried nnd tested recipe« . I oontaluiug fuh nud coucise explanations of the geugral laws that tho men seemed fairly mowed TIMBER LAND NOTICE for almost everv imaginable dish for breakfast, dinner and tea. audthe lkwsof the several States apon all matter# which sis eminence of genius. Women possess, This was precisely the day on which down, and tho line begun to waver and this department aloue being worth more than nine-tenths of subject to litigatiou, with numerous forms of legal documeutk. the cook books «old ; almost innumerable hiuts, helps and sug too, a delicate tact and intuition for the cabinet councils were held at tbe break. Suddenly, clear on our right, United States Land Office. Roseburg, Or..) gestions to housekeepers ; designs aud suggestions for making I MINING. Descriptions and illustrations of the mining of March 28th, 1891. ( which one can search fruitlessly in men. presidential palace, and on quitting the there arose a tremendous yell. It grew nai v beautiful thing# for the adornment of home, in needle- 1 gold, silver diamonds, coal, «kit, copper, lead, zinc, tin and X TOT ICE is hereby given that In cotnpli- wot k. embroidery, etc.; hints on floriculture, telliag how to be ' • quicksilver Their ¡lowers of persuasion are incom latter the general, who was a great ad louder and louder, and ran down the A? anee with the provisions ot the act of euc-essfui-with all tbe various plant# ; toilet hints, telllfug how I WOMIEUS OF THE SEA. TI m I o tr. ae»-rlb.<l ! to preserve aud beautify tbe complexion, handB, teeth, hair. I illustrated tbe manv wonderful and beautiful things found nt ths parably superior, as well as of a more mirer of the baroness, invariably strolled line toward us. Then, at last, we saw a congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “An act etc., etc. i bottom of the ocean, the planta, flowers, shells, Q«Les, etc., like multiple nature, than those of the sex over to her house to dejeuner. Her table courier galloping down the line. I shall for the sale of timber lands in the states of MEDICAL. Many dollar# in doctors* bills will be saved wise pearl diving, ooral fishing, etc., etc. to every possessor of this book through the valuable BTAT1»TK’*I. AKI» MltOELLASEOC». n. „ which is only physically, but, alas! not was an excellent one, so much so, indeed, never forget how he looked. His black California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing annually herein oontalned. It tell# how to cure, l>y simple I is given a vast amount of uaoful aud interesting infurmaii<>i ton Territory,” Wm. C. Ross, of Cadil information reliable home remedies, available in every household, every some <>f which iathe population of Ataericsn eitús, area a* I mentally, tho stronger; and in difficult that the general often remained sipping horse was all white with foam and its lac, County of biskiyou. 8tate of California, yet disease and ailment that i# curable, this department forming a I population of the continents, of Che States and Territories nvi medical book, the value of which in any home cau of the principal countries of the world, length of tbe prlugif«! situations, whence a man could only his coffee and his liqueur until 3 and 3 flanks were bloody from his spur. He has this dav filed in this office his sworn complete hardly be computed in dollars aud cents. river«, Piesidentlsl vete for sixty years, Presidential staU-ti «, emerge with the help of a lie of coarse o’clock in the afternoon. During that rode bare headed down the line as if he statement tor the purchase of the N E % of INVENTION AND DISCOVERY. Remarkably inter area and depth of aeaa, lakes and oeeao«, height of mouutau.». eating descriptions or great Inventions, including the Steam loc* motion <>f animal# nnd velocity of bodies, height of ms «.• section No. 30 in township No. 30, south, and discernible texture, the woman will time a couple of Prussian officers belong- bore a charmed life, and ho kept waving range No. 5 east ,and will otter proof to show Engine, the Telegraph, the Printing Press, tbe Electric Light, motile, tower# and aSrnctiires, distances from Wsshlngton. alw> thoSewing Machine, the Telephone, the Typewriter, th« Type from New York, to important points, clinmulogh” I hhtoty of»«' escape under the cover of a most artistic ing to the headquarters’ staff at Berlin, his cap around his head and shouting that the land sought is more valuable tor Setting coverv and progress, popular aobriqucVs of Anmrf«: u H ••••«, Machine, the Cotton Gin, etc. e’x»., common grammatical errors, rulo» < i - piece of intricate embroidery on the and who were attached to Mme. de something to the men, and as they heard its timber or stone than tor agricultural pur THE WORLD’S WONDERS. Graphic descriptions, j cities, nunoiatlon aud use of espiral», Wall Street pl.r • beautifullv illustrated, of the Yellowstone Parte, Yosetst-e the world, curious facts in nainral »»<•• very flimsiest and most diaphanous Kania's household under the disguise of him the wavering line rallied and sent poses, and to establish his claim to said land Valley. Niagara Falls, the Alps, Paris, Vesuvius, Ve •».. i of MDimals, origin of the unmes of States, sum ol • ■ the Register and Receiver of this of Vienna, the Canons of Colorado, Mammoth Cave, Nauiral ! works, ¡mpular lablf*. Camtliar quota dun» • Í servants, were in the habit of carefully up deafening cheers. Then he galloped ' liefore groundwork of fact. fice at Rosebúrg, Oregon, on Friday tiie Bridge, Watkins Qleu, the White Mountains, etc., elo.. pl. ata. dvilig words «4 famous person«, lb«« TRAVELS Descriptions, profusely Illustrated, of the life, | #t>.!ÍBtic«óf the globe, leading governments «< Some of these female diplomatic agents perusing the contents of the ministerial by where we were and yelled: 12th day of J tine, 1891 are, or have been, celebrated for their portfolio, which the general invariably He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey of mauners, customs, peculiar form#, rites oud ceremonies of the » < etc. “ ‘Rally, men! rally! Stonewall Jack- i< i t ’Fi the above brief summary of U r contents some i•>’ o* wtixt • romaiitHbly lnt«TFFt’rr. I beauty and some for their ugliness. Cu left on the hall table or in the salon with son is in their rear, and giving 'em sut!’ Ager, Siskiyou county, Cal.; Chas. F. An- valuable • i . 1-, work tbe M/ MMOTH C tclo P j YDIA is may be i nin» <'_ y r hat a rmctioiiiil p»rl of tlw* i p dirson, Marcus G. Heiney and Charles ’ i oful and ontertAÍnliif wi this gn at work have >een nam-d. It is a vast Atorehoou» «.f n riously enough, Russia, which employs a his hat and gloves. Stenographic uotes . . or Hinenm.'«* X < > 1 I «•• n'blyoL "of tLel/est and m<»s> valuable works ever publb>h< 4 i any land ••• ••• ■' "Mb v ’!> “Then we cheered, too, until we were C.awson, of Kenley, Siskiyou county, Cal. ou^it. It isa work to be cousu|t<.d 11 the various perplexing qvntin s tlc-t it. Itiwa couaulted eytery every day nuthjegai with iegar-11 larger corps of them than any other na were quickly made of the various docu hoarse. The courier galloped on, and Any and all persons claiming adversely out arise in writing and conv rsation, by th« fanner anil hens» W'fo in their dally dutloe Du 1 pursuits, ar.d for c the above-described lands are requested to tinucuB reading no work is more entertain mg or instructive. tion, ordinarily recruits them among la ments contained therein, and by the presently our officer shouted: ’ file their claims on or before said 12th day dies whose charms, to put the matter aext morning the German authorities at “ ‘Forward men; charge!’ of June, 1891. mildly, are more of a mental than phys Berlin were in ]>ossession of a detailed J ohn H. S hupe , Register “And away we went, down the hill report of everything that had t ’ .ken place ical character. The celebrated Princess and across a field, right toward the de Lieven had no pretensions to beauty, at the cabinet council held on the banks Yankee lines, yelling like Indians. MBER LAND NOTICE. but on the contrary several personal de of the Seine under the presidency of the “I held the colors in my hand, and I I United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.) French republic just twenty hours pre fects. This, however, did not prevent ran a little ahead. I didn’t seem to have ; March 28th. 1891. f By special arrangement with the publisher of the M ammoth C yclopedia , we are en her from wielding an influence of almost viously. any feet; I seemed to fly, and the men N otice is hereby given that abled to make to our Hubacribers and readers the following extraordinary ofler: We incredibleextent and predominance over i The Italian government has always in compliance with the provisions will send the MAMMOTH CYCLOPAEDIA complete in four volumes as above de the successive administrations of Great had a particular fondness for intrusting followed me. Right toward the blazing of the act of Congress of June 3, scribed, all postage prepaid, also the VALLEY 11ECOHD for One year upon receipt 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of only $3.00, wnich is but 50 cents more than our regular subscription price, so that Britain during close upon five and thirty its most difficult diplomatic negotiations line we ran. “All at once I saw the colonel, who of timber lands in tbe States of Califor you practically get this large and valuable work for the trifling sum of 50 cents This is I to women, who, unlike the secret service years. nia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington a great offer, a wonderful bargain, and it is a pleasure to us to lie enabled to offer our Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, ladies of Russia, have invariably been was riding by me, grasp the colors, for Territory,” Jacob Casey, of Ager, County readers so remarkable an opportunity. Through this extraordinary offer we hope to they were falling. I looked and saw of Siskiyou, State of California, has largely increase our circulation. Please tell all your friends that they can get the Lord Grey, Lord Aberdeen and the Duke distinguished for their remarkable per day filed in this office his sworn M ammoth C yclopedia in four volumes with a year’s subscription to our paper, tor only of Wellington, each one of them in turn sonal beauty. Few, however, have that my hand, my whole arm was gone, this for the ^purchase of the SE’( of $3.00. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed to all who take advantage of this great premium wielded such power and enjoyed such and I hadn't felt it! I grabbed the flag statement see No. 30, in tp Vo. 39, South Range No 5 offer. Those whose subscriptions have not yet expired who renew now will receive the in my left hand. fame as did the Countess de Castiglionne East, and will otter proof to show that the M ammoth C yclopaedia at once, and their subscriptions will lie extended one year from “ ‘I can carry the colors yet, colonel,’ land sought is more valuable tor ita timber date of expiration. The M ammoth C yclopedia will also be given free to any one send and the Duchess de Litta in the days of or stone than for agricultural purposes, ing us a club of three yearly subscribers to our paper Address all letters to Ashland, the Tuileries. There are many well I said. ‘I don't feel any pain.’ “I ran on some fifty steps, when the and to establish his claim to said land be Oregon: known European statesmen now living fore the Register and Receiver of this office who attribute to the intrigues of these blood began spouting from my shoul-1 at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 12th two ladies the secret cause of the inex der. I dropped. Joe Ashe, one of the dav of June, 1891. He names as witnesses: Chas. Clawson, plicable Franco-German war of 1870, color guards, snatched the flag, and they Janies F. Anderson and Marcus G. Heiney which led to the overthrow of the et»- all rushed on. of Henley, Siskiyou county, Cal., and Wm. “I fell senseless. I never kuew an C Ross of Cadillac, Siskiyou county, Cal. pire and the consequent withdrawal of Any and all persons claiming adversely A. SET OF THE * the French army occupation from Rome. other thing till weeks after, when I woke above-descnlied lands are requested to It will be remembered that the kepi of up one day in Chimborazo hospital and I I tiie file their claims in this office on or before found some funny looking ladies in black said 12th day of June. 1891. the last FTench soldier had uo sooner bonnets, that the boys called ‘the sis J ohn H. S hupe , Register. vanished from the eternal city than ters,’ bending over me. If it hadn't been Victor Emmanuel, with his besieging for their good nursing. I should have TIMBER LAND NOTICE. army, made his appearance before its died.” Perkins ceased. He had been so car I Unite)1 States Land Office, Rose'mrg. Or.) . gates and took forcible possession of the March 28th, 1891. i capital. ried away by the interest he felt iu his irrOTICElS HEREBY GIVEN THAT There are many more whom I might own narrative that he had gone quite Which wo Offer with a Tear’« Subscription \ in Compliance with the provisions of to this Paper for e. Trifl« More than i the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled cite, notably the blonde and beautiful beyond his auditor. THE RUSSIAN PRINCESS. Our Regular Subscription Price. “But tell me, Joe,” Jennie eagerly I "An Act tor the sale of timber lands in the Countess B----- at Dresden and Vienna, df California, Oregon. Nevada, and figured in the ranks of her most devoted Mine, de M—=- at Brussels and the asked—she had been impatiently waiting ; States Wishing to largely increase tbe circulatiou of this Washington Territory,” Marcus G. Hein- | paper during tbe next six months, we have made admirers, and sought her advice both in Marquise de P-----(her husband lias pur for an opportunity for soma minutes— ey. of Henley,’County of Siskiyou, State of ■ arrangements with a New York publishing house office and out of it as that of their Egeria. chased a marquisate from the pope) at “tell line, did you ever find your arm California.has this day filed in this office his whereby we are enabled to offer as a premium to our sworn statement for the purchase of the N Princess Lise Tronbetskoi. who for near Paris. AU three are iu the service of that you dropped?” subscribers a 8et of the Works of Charlo Dick W jk of see" No 28. in tp No. 39 8, R No. ; ens, in Twelve targe and Handsome “No; to bo sure not. I never went to 5 Ea» and will oflfr proof to show that , ly a quarter of a century wielded a simi tiie Russian government. There is like Volumes, with a year’s subscription |o this lar power at Paris, and who reigned su- | wise the wife of the Muscovite general look for it.” the land sought is more valuable for its paper, for a trifle more than our "regular sub prvme over the affections and jiolitics of Wassilief, who under the pretext of dis I “You couldn't fasten it on again, then?” timber or atone than for agricultural pur scription price. Our great offer to enbsenbers “Of course uot. child. I am not a poses, and la establish his claim to said M. Thiers, w;ts absolutely homely, with covering traces of her child, which liad eslipees-any ever heretofore made. Cliarhs land before the Register and Receiver of Dickenswas the greatest novelist who ever her flat Kalmuck nose, large mouth and i been stolen from lier years ago. and jointed doll.” this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Fri lived. No author before oi‘ since liis,time has small eyes. Mme. de Novikoff, too, who 1 which was the only heir to her fortune, “What a pity you couldn't," said the day tbe 12th day of June, 1891 won the fame that be achieved, and bis works He names a-witnesses: Wm. C. Ross since 1875 lias made a point of spending suceet.’ 1 in winning the sympathies of chifil. “What a pity! And how do you are even morepopnlar today than -luring Cadillac. Siskiyou county, till., J. Casey hie lifetime. They abound m wit, buhmr, at least eight months of each year in the nihilisis' colonies iu Paris, Bucharest manage to dies® yourself and tie your of of Ager. Siskiyou county. Cal., Chas. Claw pathos, masterly delineation of character London in the interests of the czar’s and London, and in obtaining their as cravaPand shoes?” she asked, for she had son and Jas. F. Anderson, of Henley, Sis vivid descriptions ot places and incidents government, is the reverse of beauti sistance in the search. Too late they been burning to make these inquiries kiyou county. Cal. . thrilling and skillfully wrought plots, y.-n Any and all persons claiming adversely book is intensely interesting. No homesl-onld ful. What she lacks in good looks, how discovered that the theft w-w as apoc ever since she had seen the one armed the above-described lands are requested to be without a set of these great and remark ever, she makes up ip cleverness, and it ryphal as the existence of the child, aud confederate. file their claims in thus office on or before able works. Not to have read them is to be “ 'Twas awkward at first, but I learned is, thanks to her 'efforts.- alone, that a that the pitiful story of the heartbroken far behind tbe age in which we live. Tho ■ said 12th day of June, 1891. powerful philo-Russian jiarty has been mother was merely a rose to obtain in at last to do it with thehelpof my teeth.” set of Dickens’ works which we offer as a J ohn H. S hupe , Register. I preiuiutn to our subscribe re is handsomely printed from entirely new plates, wi b new typ<. formed in England, a party which in formation concerning the conspirators “But how when you get old and lose The twelve volumes contain the following world-famous works, each one of which is pub cludes such men as Mr. Gladstone. Mr. for the imperial chancellerie 'at St. Pe 'em?” said Jenuie, who was of an inves TIMBER J.AND NOTICE. lished cwipZc'c, unchanged, and abfotuldy unabridged : tigating mind. Chamberlaiu, Mr. Morley, Mr. Labon- tersburg. E x -DI egomat . United States Land Office. Roseburg, Or.,) DAVID COPPERFIELD, BARNABY RUDCE ANO CHRISTMAS “Providence will raise me up some chere and moet of the other Libr'-al March 28th. 1891. f 8TORIE8, ! MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, other way." he said with a pathetic smile. leaders, besides the principal proprietors N otice is hereby given that NICHOLAS NICKELBY, OLIVER TWI8T AND GREAT EXPEC le provisions of ; in compliance with the HOW JOE LOST HIS ARM. “I'll have my wife to wait on me." TATIONS, DOMBEY AND SON, 3, ----------------- 1878, entitled act of congress of June c, of The Daily News, and The Pall Mall “To be sure. I forgot; Miss Mary Jane the THE OLD CURIOSITY 8HOP ANO BLEAK HOUSE, "An act for the sale of timber lands in th« Gazette. THEUNCOMMERCIALTRAVELER, will. What did she say?" states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and | LITTLE DORRIT, the Tombigbee river so bright. I was born, A TALE OF TWO CITIES, HARD Mme. de Novikoff is the sister-iu-law On “I got one of the sisters to write her Washington Territory,” James F. Ander- | OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, In a hut made of husks of the bright yellow corn, TIME8 AND THE MY8TERY OF of the late Russian ambassador at Vien And *twas there that I met my Julia so true, for me, and I set her free. 1 said 1 son. of Henley. County of Siskiyou. State I PICKWICK PAPERS, EDWIN DROOD. of California, has this dav filed in this of na and the daughter of the well known And I rowed her about in my gumtree canoe. Wouldn't bind her to a poor cripple like fice his sworn statement for the purchase of s The above are without question the most lanious novela that were eVer writtea. For a Geu. de Kireff, of Mixscow. Most of her Singing, row awqy. row o’er the waters so blue. me.” quarter of a century tuey have been celebrated iu every nook and corner of the civiltz«-I the 8 W M of sec No. 28, in tp No. 39, 8 R letters to The Times and Daily News j Like a feather we'll float in my ginutree canoe. “And she said uo, sir-reel 1 "spose,” No. 5 E.and will oiler proof to show that the world. Yet t.iere are thousands ot homes in America not yet supplied with a act <-f Dickens, The Clerk of the Pretty Jane had a the usn bighcoet of the books preventing people iu moderate cirennisiauces trom enjoying bear the signature of “O. K.,” which cried Jennie, full of fiery zeal for her land sought is more valuable for its timber this luxury. But now, owing to the use of modern improved printing, t iding atnl Stitching or stone than for agricultural purposes, and stands for Olga de Kireff. Her head mellow voice, and blended sweetly with new friend. machinery, the extremer, low price of white paper, and tiie great couqietitiou in the book to establish his claim to said land before quarters in London are at Claridge's it was little Jennie's childish treble. “ Something to trade, we are enabled to offer to our subscribers aud readers a set of Dickeim’ works st a that effect, ” said Joe, the Register and Receiver of this office at He sat upon the deck of., the little hotel, where her salons are thronged price winch a.l can :-ff->rd to pay. Every Lome iu the land mat uow lx supplied with a act smiling. Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday the 12th day ot the great author’s woriu. r «i » every afternoon and evening throughout steamboat gazing around on the bright of June, 1891. “ She wrote me that she loved me more waters of the Tombigbee as the sun He names as witnesses: Wm. C. Ross the parliamentary season with influen with one arm than she ever had done tial men of all parties. She Is a frequent danced on them, gazing intently, and with two. Aud whenever I could get of Cadillac. Sitkivou county, Cal., Chas. Clawson of Henley. Siskiyou county. Cal.. smiling absently to himself. and favorite guest at Mr. Gladstone's home she was ready.” Here Joe’s eyes Jacob Ct-sey of Ager, Sisliivou county. Cal., He was a man of about thirty, and his table, and it was mainly owing to her filled and he gazed steadily in the water. j Marcus G. Heiney of Henley, Hfskiyon Cal. ’ influence over him that England ab right coat sleeve was empty and pinned “Well, now, Joe,” said Jennie, who county, upon his heart. Any and all persons claiming adversely i stained from going to war with Russia was suddenly struck with a bright idea, the above-descrilied lands are requested to I Little Jennie leaned upou liis knee, in behalf of the Turks in 1877. At the “maybe if you would lose both arms tile their claims in this office on or before - staring him intently iu the face in a way present moment she is as usual at her said 12th day of June, 1891. she’d love you betterer and betterer." \t e will send the ENTIRE SET OF DICKENS' WORKS, iu TWELVE H>L J ohn H. S hupe . Register. post, devoting her energies to proving to that children have. She pushed her “ I believe I ’ m sati-fied with what she ___________ ____ i____________ _ _____ d ' escribed, all postage prepaid by ourselves, als®.t|ie VALLEY KEP- the English people that the stories about broa l brimmed hat back from her eyes feels now,” said Joe, laughing. <>1CD f->r ONI. VI-'•!. t.p<m receipt ot $3.10. which n only oi cent- more ibaii th.- the persecution of the Jews in Russia so that she might stare the better. The “But why hain’t you married?” con Dissolution of Co-Partnershin. r^^l®r?ub'<51, tlon I’oce of this paper. Our readers, therefore, practically get a set uf r* works in twelve volumes for only 60 cents. This is the grandest premium ever are all lies, that there is no such thing as hat was a queerly shaped palmetto tinued Jennie, pursuing her investiga , onereo. I p to this time a set of Dickens’ works has usually been $10.09 or more. Tell the exile of political prisoner» io Siberia structure, for this was in '63. and clothes tions. ^TTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the i your friends that they can get a set of Dickens' works, in twelve volumes, with a and that the Nihilists are unworthy vf were at a premium. She was the child “Because 1 first had to get well, and L.1I co-partnership existing between the y«*1-’8 subscription to the V ai . i . ey R ecoup for only $3.10. Subscribe now and get this of ore of the passengers, and between British sympathy. then I had to get something to do. I undersigned in the bottling, shipping and ' grcat premium. If your subscription has not vet expired, it will make no difference, for Another petticoated diplomatist of the her and the clerk quite a friendship had had been a mechanic, and 1 couldn’t selling of mineral water has been dissolved t ‘t *>1 extended one year from date of expiration. We will also give a se» of Dickens sprung up. by mutual consent. G. M. Parkinson col 1 above, free and po-t-paid, to any one sending us a club of three yearly subscriber aame nationality is the Russian princess I Address Ashland, Oregon: “And did you sure enough meet your work at my trade with my left hand. leets all accounts and pays all bills. who acts as honorary lady in waiting to So Capt. Ramsey gave me a place on his the wife of the khedive of Egypt. Her Julia here on the Tombigbee?’ asked the I boat, and I've been trying to learn how A»i*ud «> record ta meh as to render it pnterabte child, stroking the empty sleeve with a V? write, >9 ‘hat I I cmp his booki. I teusta J. H. 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