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â En¿«l Bro«, TALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD. ASHLAND, OREGON. '*1 Chief of the County Papers. Published every Thursday. 4 E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. KO MONOPOLY PRICES 0^TGive us your order for Letter- heede, Sutemente, Envelopes, Circu lare, Mta. Is Life Worth Living? That depends upon the Liver. If the Liver is inactive the whole sys tem is out of order—the breath is bad, digestion poor, head dull or aching, energy and hopefulness gone, the spirit is de pressed, a heavy weight exists after eating, with S neral despondency and e blues. The Liver is the housekeeper of the health; and a harmless, simple remedy that acts like Nature, does not constipate afterwards or require constant taking, doe» not interfere with business or pleasure dur ing its use, makes Sim mons Liver Regulator a medical perfection. VOL. VII. Monument to Silver Lake’« Dead. Dr; Daley made another trip to Silver Lake last week, to visit Mrs. Labrie and Miss Snelling. Mrs. Labrie has nearly recovered from the burns she received, but blood poison has set in. The doctor thinks she will recover, however, The remains of Geo. Payne are interred in ! the same vault with those of his fellow sufferers. A suitable monument, to the memory of all, will be erected in the near future.—Lakeview Examiner. — Real Estare. I have tested its virtues personally, and know that tor Dyspepsia, BiliousueM and Throbbing Headache, It ts tho beet msdl- eine the world ever saw. Have tried forty other remedies before Simmons uver Regulator, and none of them gave mors than temporary relief, but the H egu let« ■at only isUeved but cured. H. H. Jonas, Maoos, Qa Professional Cards QALDYKLL « DAVIS, • ASHLAND, t PRESSED BRICKS. Gold Hill is to have an Odd Fellows lodge- Prof. 0. 8. Price was up from Grants Pass Saturday. Geo. Rolland of Gold Hill has gone to Idaho for the Summer. Mias Rosa Dodge was visiting friends on Griffin creek last week. Col. J. B. Eddv, the railroad commiss ioner spent Friday in Ashland. G 11 Andrews to M C Fitzgerald; lot 9,in Mita Anna Wilson of Rock Point is blk 13. Gold Hill. $50. Drury Shoemake to Wm R King; 100 convalescing from a siege with fever. acres in tp 38 s, r 1 w. $205 Michael Chavner. Margarette Chavner. R Chavner and Mary A Pryce to W H Runnells; lot 18. in plk 14, Gold Hill. $200. E E Giddings to Richard Beswick; .21 acres in city ot Ashland. $100. I) J Stormer to 8aniuel J Stornier; 5)4 acres in tp 39 s, r I e. $1000. United States to Jacob Wagner; 160 acres in tp 39, s. r 1 w. Jas Coeti to L A Coeti—lots 5, 6 and 7, blk 3, Medford; $300. M Chavner, M A Pryce and M J Chavner to J a* W Hays, Jr.,-lot 6 blk 6, Gold Hill; $30. J J Norton, et al, to D T Sears—lot 17, blk 21 Medford; $25. Jas. Owens to Calvin Owens—% int in 160 acres in twp 36 s. r 1 w ; $1200. Calyin and Mary E Owens to Jas Owens— J4 inst in 146 acres in twp 36 s, r 1 w; $50. Conrad Mingus to Paul Demmer—6 08 acres in twp 37 s. r 2 w; $425 60. J F Hall to H E Ankeny—20 acres in Applegate mining district; $20. “Bicuspid teeth saved” bv the beautiful seamless gold crown at Caldwell <k Davis's. Inprobate. E-tate of Is^ac Constant. Order made confirming sale of real estate. Estate of S R Holmes. Hearing of final report of administrator set for April 2.1895. Estate of Ada M Holmes. Order of final settlement made and administrator and bondsmen discharged. Estate of Giles Wells, 8r. W F Songer appointed administrator. Estate of Elizabeth J Philips. Order of final settlement made and the sum of $643 ordered distributed among the heirs. Poor Digestion MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE Leads to nervousness, fretfulness, peevish DENTISTS. ness, chronic Dyspepsia and great misery. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the remedy. Il tones . A julaid , O rbwox . the stomach, creates an appetite, and gives Chase Combination Dental Plates made a relish to food. It makes pure blood and with Geld and Aluminum Roofs. gives healthy action to all the organs of the Geld Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth hotly. Take Hood's for Hood’s Sarsaparilla te perfwrtappearance. Cures. •eld Crew n and Contour work a specialty. Hood’« Pills become the favorite cathar Bstraetiag and anavoidabls calls from 8 tic with every one who tries them. 25. to 9 a. as. and 4 to 5 p. m. OBce over the Bank. D. M. BROWER, M. ». PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, *. AaiEAMP, : O bkgon . OfWee—At Residence intersection of Me- ehanie, Laarel a«4 Main Streets, M. H. Ho will . J ohn C onway . HOWELL & CONWAY, BOOT ..d SHOEMAKERS, THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S HARDWARE STORE. BOOTS &c New Game Law. Senate Bill No. 213 for protection of game, fish and wild fowl, makes a close season December 1st to August 1st for elk, moose, and mountain sheep. Pun- ishes the killing or hunting at any time of said animals or deer for the purpose of sale or for their hides, horns, or hams; punishes the selling, buying, or trans porting of them. Makes a close season, December 1st to September 1st. for grouse, pheasant, Mongolian pheasant, quail and partrige, and punishes the killing of said birds at any time of year east the Cascade Mountains. Numerous other features of protection for fish, game and birds are provided and an officer, denominated the fish and game protector is proyided for to see that the law is inforced. He is to be elected by the legislature, to have a salary of $2,000 a year and traveling ex penses to the extent of $500 a year. The bill goes into effect immediately. SHOES List of Letters -------- THAT FIT YOU------- Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland P. O., Mar. 11, 1895: ZbÆJLZDE TO ORDER Antrim A C Tolb, Mr E J Morgan, J D Crowell, Mr R H AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. Cathorm Mr Geo J Rice. Mrs F Caplin D Little Geo Zeiinbaldt Chas EW WORK A SPECIALTY.. Re Tynan Mrs Rose Cass Mr and Mrs pairing neatly done. Half-Soling, area's 74 cents, ladies 50 cents, Persons calling for same will please •*? “advertised,” W. H B bunk , P. M. N Mysore Infants Must Not Marry. The maharajah of Mysore has resolved to put down by an act of the legislature the custom of infant marriage among hia subjects. A bill to that effect was published last year. After a good deal Has opened a new of discussion the measure has now as sumed a definite shape and form. When the act is enforced, any person causing in the or abetting infant marriages or any per son of 18 or over 18 marrying an infant ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING, girl will be punished with imprison ment of either description, which may (Geo. W. Vau pel’s old stand) extend to two years, or with fine pr ND INVITES HIS FRIENDS need with both. The same punishment is ing a tirst-claas shave or hair cut to prescribed for any man who, having give him a call. Remember the place. completed 50 years of age, marries a Ja*y31-tf 8. G. EGGERS. girl under 14 years. Six months’ impris onment or fine or both will be meted The Old Reliable out to the abetter or abetters of this offense. All girls under 8 years of age will bo considered as infants under this law.—London Standard. + Barbershop A RUSS HOUSE 215 Montgomery street, extending from Pine to Bush streets, San The outer layers of the alligator’s skin Francisco, Cal. Business center of are said to contain a large percentage of the city, convenient to all banks, silica; hence the hardness of th« ani insurance offices and places of mal's hide. amusement. Containing 300 rooms. J. 9. YOUNG, Proprietor. TERMS—$1.50, $2 and $2,50 per day. Free coach to and from the Hotel A BARGAIN ! 80 ACHES FINE LÆ3STI3 On Emigrant Creek, OF ' APA DS 4X miles from Ashland. On this land are two fine soda springs. 30 acres under cultivation and fence, price 15 dollars per acre. Call aud see Frank Williams over second hand store, next door to post office, Ashland. L. D ouglas IS THE BEST. O Jrl V & r|T FOR A KINS’ . CORDOVAN, rREMCM a ENAMELLED CALF. 4*3.sp F ine C alf &K an 6AM0. ♦ 3.5? POLICE,3 SOLES, 52>I.Z5B0'rsSCH0ffl.SH0£i ■LADIES' BROCK-rOHJ-LASS. Over Owe MtlHon People wear tho W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All oar shoes are equally satisfactory They live the beet value lor the money. They equal custom Shoes In atyle and fit. Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices are uniform,—.-stamped on sole, prowl >1 to S3 saved over other makes. If Y««r dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by E. B. SMITH ■Wir*’«Xa*, Why Was It that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, out of the great number of similar preparations manufac tured throughout the world, was the only medictne of the kind admitted at the World's Fair, Chicago? And why was it that, in spite ot the uuited efforts of the manufacturers of other preparations, the decision of the World’s Fair Directors was not reversed? BECAUSE According to R ulx 15— “Artiolss that are in any way dangerous or offensive, also patent medicines, nostrums, and empirical prepara tions, whose ingredients are con cealed, win not be admitted to the Exposition,” and, therefore— f BeccntM Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is not a patent medicine, not a nostrum, and not a secret preparation. Because its proprietors had nothing to conceal when questioned as to the for mula from which it is compounded. Because it is all that it is claimed to be —a Compound Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla, and in every sense, worthy tiie indorsement of this most important committee, called together fw passing upon the manufactured products of the entire world. J © © o © o o © © © o © © © © o o © © o o o © o o o © o o Admitted for Exhibition • ? AT THE WORLD'S FAIR g AyetòSareaparilla X JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1895, County Commissioners Court. NO. 43. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Petition of Carl Biebers ted t.et al., for a countv road was denied, because not prop erly drawn up. Bond of Ira C. Dodge, commander of Burnside Post No. 23, G. A. R., approved. Report of E. DeRoboam, keeper of county hospital, approved. Application of Mary Hartman for relief ¿i granted. Liquor license was granted to Pankey A Pankey of Gold Hill for three months. Dennis Duggan, supervisor of road dis trict No. 14, removed on petition of W. 8. Gall et al., and Martin Perry appointed. W. O. Carter, supervisor road district No. 31. removed, and Dan Reynolds appointed. In the matter of relocating the county RICHEST TOWN IN THE COUNTRY. road from Phoenix to Linkswiler’s. John N. Hockersmith, Jesse Richardson and Cadiz, O., Is Little, Wealthy, Contented W. T. Anderson were appointed viewers and Consequently Happy. and R. W. Kennedy surveyor, to meet [Special Correspondence.) March 22d. P ittsburg , Dec. 20.—It was a com Bills ordered paid: mercial traveler who was talking, and Gtts Newbury, 10 days' services as chairman board examiners....... ( $ 30 00 the subject of his remarks was the little Miles Cantrail, assistant, 5 days.... 15 00 town of Cadiz, O. C F Shepherd, assistant, 9days ... 27 00 "There is not another town like it in A S Hammond, deputy district attor ney state vs. Robison.................. 5 00 the world,” he declared, with enthusi Hugh Briner, witness, 1 day, state asm. “Its population is only about vs. Lovelady.................................. 1 50 1,800, less rather than more, I should II C Messenger, witness, 1 day, state vs. Lovelady ................................. 1 50 say, but it has four banks with an ag gregate capital of $390,000 and a sur Thos. Martin, Jr., bounty on panther scalp........................... .................. 2 50 plus of $175,000. Mind you, Cadiz is Kame & Gilkey, supplies road dis not a suburb of any big city. It is an in trict No. 7........................................ 8 75 Frank Towne, stamps for Newbury. 20 10 dependent place by itself, not located A M Helms, care of Tom Arnold .. 56 00 on a trunk line railroad and reached Dr Geo DeBar, examination W H from the outside world only by means Rumley. insane............................. 5 00 of a short line, of which it is one ter . J H Caton, hauling rope to Rogue river ferry...................................... 2 00 minus, and the only other station is the E A Adams, sawing 10cords wood.. 7 50 other terminus, Cadiz Junction. E J Kaiser, printing for county....... 46 40 “It is years since the place has grown Indigent allowances for various per any, for it is not a manufacturing town sons................................................... 56 00 John Orth, bacon to Crosby............. 7 50 —far from it—and the black, pall-like : T J Kenney, flour and potatoes for clouds of smoke that hang over so many Crosby............................................. 10 55 western towns are conspicuous there be- J DeRoboam, board of Rumley, in sane ................................................. 2 25 causo of their absence. In fact, there J Nnnan, broom for court house....... 40 may bo some falling off in population, i O Keegan, janitor salary for Feb.... 28 00 but the Cadiz people do not worry about i 8 Patterson, sheriff, salary................. 208 33 that. They feel contented in the belief I S Patterson, sheriff, board of prison 1 er*...................................................... 20 00 that they are secure from financial un A 8 Barnes, deputy sheriff................ 125 00 certainty for years to come, for they ; N A Jacobs, county clerk’ salary say there is greater per capita wealth for Feb............................................. 250 00 held in Cadiz than in any other town Grant Rawlings, county recorder, salary......... ..................................... 116 07 in tho United States or possibly in the • T C Hillman, chainman, Naylor world. Of course there are some sum 1 road.......................................................... 2 20 mer settlements and suburbs no larger J L Wooldridge, copying assessment roll ................................................... 144 00 than Cadiz where there is greater wealth 1 Chas Nickell, printing......................... 12 55 per capita, but I doubt if there is a . Jas Wilson, postage stamps............... 13 2f> place of independent existence where 8 1 Furry, commissioner per diem.... 16 00 the inhabitants are so uniformly well W II Bradshaw, " “ 19 20 J W Robinson, sundry supplies....... 31 85 off. And surely there is no great city Changed fdands ! HOTEL A bsolutely pure PLANTS SET BY MACHINERY. The Transplanter Has Come to Stay anil Ends Another Hand Job. Mrs. Phil Metschan wife of the state There remains not a doubt about the treasurer of Oregon, died at Salem iaet successful operation of machines for week. setting out plants like cabbage, tobacco, J. A. Harvev of Central Point has gone tomato and all similar growths. These to Klamath county to teach school at transplanters are adapted to field work Bonanza. and require a team, driver and two The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. droppors, besidos some help to pull the Williams died at their home in Sams val ley last week. plants, writes a tobacco grower who has tried ono to Rural New Yorker. Wm. Deardorff and Geo. Jones of Douglas county are in Ashland with a He says: The transplanter is coming view of locating. into general use among tho tobacco Congress did not act on Geary’s bill growers. A grower that raises two allowing Moloc county people to. tap acres thinks he can afford to buy ono. Goose lake with a canal. The rtason why a small grower likes J. O. C. Wimer has opened a feed store to own a machine is that he can set his at Grants Pass. He was formerly in the plants whenever they are ready. The grocery business in Ashland. practice is to transplant afternoons in Miss Anna Gould was married to very hot weather, but in cloudy, cool Count-Paul-Ernest-Boniface-de-Castell- weather it doesn’t make much differ sne Monday. Price, $3.000,000. ence. Some experts claim that they have set four acres a day, but two acres The Gold Hill W. C. T. U. has 40 members and was only organized about or perhaps acres set 8 feet eno a month ago by Mrs. D. E. Hyde. way and 18 inches the other seem to be enough for the droppers. This M. Purdin has bought G. W. Merri would require 18,000 to 20,000 plants. man’s blacksmith tools and shop at Med- ford and will goat his old trade again. The transplanter has an attachment that calls for the plants at the distance R. P. Neil was at Jacksonville last week required, but the droppers need consid to report on 90 head of Bybee’s beeves erable experience to obey it at the par that the Union Meat Co. of Portland were purchasing. ticular time. The farmer quoted planted two acres Mrs. Ada W. Unruh, state lecturer of potatoes with his machine in drills and organizer of the Loyal Temperance eight inches apart. It took about eight Legion, has been making a campaign of Jackson county. hours. Ordinarily every plant will live. The exceptions aro when thero is a de E. N. Williams of San Francisco and F. pression in the ground, such as a dead Ladd bought the Robt. Hardnr.an mining furrow or a stone, sod or similar ob property at Gold Hill and Hardman will move to southern California. struction. There is a water tank to every Mrs. John Fraley, an old lime resident that can show any such general prosper transplanter. He runs a continuous In the circuit court: Rearnes, White & of Ashland died on the 1st inst. at Rock ity as Cadiz. At least half of the fami stream and has had tobacco plants live vs. James and Silva Hop wood; to re that lay on tho ground with scarcely lord, III., of apoplexy. Mr. Fraley pre- Co. ' cover money. Judgement for $222 confess lies are rich, and no one is actua lly poor, any earth on the roots, fie says that ceded her in death about a year. except perhaps some of the darkies, who ed. The Shasta Courier has just closed its comprise probably one-quarter of the with good droppers tobacco plants will live better during an ordinary season 43d year, being printed continuously in population. ONCE A POWER IN IOWA. the same town and press and being the “How did Cadiz come to be so pros than plants set by hands after a rain. second paper started in California. But Et-Goverrior Sherman Is Now a Clerk perous? Well, the town is located in the Most farmers who own transplanters get In a Country Store. heart of the best wool producing region their plants ready in the forenoon and K. K. Kubli, who graduates from Har From the office of tho governor of a in the United States. So favorable are set them in the afternoon, which makes vard in June, won the first prize in athletics in that school. He will prac great state to tho position of floorwalk the conditions for sheep growing in that a great difference in the plants living. tice law in Portland with bis brother-in- er of a big store—that seems not only vicinity that it has always been profit The ground ought to bo well prepared law, Judge Watson, improbable, but impossible, and yet able there. The Cadizcrs are conserva and rolled to do first rate work. In there is an incident of the kind on rec tive, temperate and proud of their place planting potatoes tako off the tank and Mr. Fehrman of Wingfield, Illinois, gave the Plaindealer a pleasant call Tues ord. Following Governor Gear’s retire and the prominent men they have sent put a box in its place in which to carry day on hia way to Ashland. Mr. F. is ment from the office of chief executive out into the big world. Whilo I was the seed. Two good droppers can drop looking for a suitable location for a cream of Iowa came Bureu R. Sherman, who there I talked with the landlord of the as fast, 16 or 18 inches apart, as an or ery in which he is interested.—Roseburg for two years made an excellent govern hotel a good deal, and he pointed out to dinary team will walk. In setting to Plaindealer. or. Just why the precedent of a second me the law office occupied, when a bacco, etc , a slow walking pair of Hayes & Swinden’s placers on Oscar term was not followed I cannot say un young man, by Edwin M. Stanton, after horses are the best, creek, a tributary of Applegate, have less it was that the opposing wing in ward Lincoln’s secretary of war. The These transplanters will also handle produced $1500 in coarse gold nuggets so tlie Republican party was too" strong for strawberries quickly and with satisfac landlord also informed me that Congress far this season. They range from $2 Mr. Shenuau and his friends. tory results. man John H. Bingham was originally pieces to a $125 specimen. No clean up At all events, he stepped down and from Cadiz, and that Cy Young and will be made until the season closes. out and pursued the even tenor of his both the Bill Watsons (father and son) Chamberlain’« Bye and Skin Ointment Malta Commandery No. 4, Knights way as a private citizen. In somo man Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- Templar oi Ashland has elected the ner tho cards refused to break even for began life within the borders of the Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped town. I do not know who Cy Young following officers: E. V. Mills, E. C.; Handsj Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites, P. W. Paulson, Generalissimo; E. A. Governor Sherman, and as a last resort and the Bill Watsons are, but I did qat Chromo Sore EyesancuG ranula ted Eye Lids. Sherwin, Capt. Gen ; D. R. MillB, treas.; he was compelled to accept a position as tell the laudlord so, and he, mistaking For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box. E. D. Briggs, Recorder; J. VV. Howard, floorwalker in the largest store in the my look of uncertainty as to their iden TO HORSE*0wNERS. city of Des Moines. In this honorable tity for one of admiration, no doubt, S. W.; W. H. Flanagan. J. W. For putting a horse in a fine healthy con The correspondent of the Associated but by no means exalted position he dis wound up his enthusiastic catalogue of dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders. charged his duties cheerfully and was Press sent to Armenia to investigate the the notables Cadiz has furnished to the They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure story of the massacre of the Armenians so affablo and pleasant that the public world by pointing out two men that had loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct by the Turks, reports that thejatrocities learned to like trading at Des Moines’ just entered. kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving were even greater than at first reported, big department establishment. “’Them fellers,’ he said proudly, new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 stating that at least 11.000 have been It was a shrewd business movement ‘played in the band with Buffalo Bill cents per package. For sale by druggists. massacred. upon the part of the proprietors, and all summer. Cadiz is little, but some of For sale by Ashland Drug Company. TheNihilist Go. were stranded at Grants they reaped great benefits therefrom for her folks is in it in most everything Why Beer Kegs Are Mad» So Thick. Pass and the four women were about a long time. Eventually, however, the worth while on this footstool. ’ ” town selling tickets for the show, making ex-governor dropped out of the clerks’ It takes a loug while for a beer keg to C harles A pplebee . a distracted appeal that was not in vain. society and quietly disappeared from wear out. It has a tough constitution The two drummers that took them out notice. No one seemed to have missed and is protected from internal decay by Russian Justice. of Ashland also went broke before they him particularly, and but few inquired a coat of pure and hard pitch. The pitch General Van Wahl, chief constable of got to Roseburg. after the urbane ex-goveruor and oblig the police of St. Petersburg, when he used on the modern keg is much superior The well in the Odd Fellows cemetery ing floorwalker. Recently, however, an to that formerly used. It is clear, tasto- at Medford is down 246 feet and still there old time friend of Mr. Sherman hap was governor at Kiev, received a visit less and tough. Au empty beer keg will is not enough water to supply the de pened to be in a certain village in north ope day from a poor woman, widow of stand a great many hard knocks before a polioe agent who had fallen a victim mands of a windmill, blit the lodge has given orders to go deeper and keep going eastern Iowa and stepped into a store to to duty. For a long time she had solic the pitch scales off. The kegs wear out, when they do until a sufficient supply of water is found. buy a shirt. ited the pension which was due her. There was ex-Governor Sherman, The head of the police to whom she had wear, externally. They are wet and dry The well has cost thus far $371.25. alternately, uud this promotes decay. measuring calicoes, tying up groceries This is the time of vear when the agri and performing other duties devolving addressed her demand paid no attention Then they get a great deal of unneces to her plea. cultural fever attacks the householder In her distress the widow went to sary banging around between the timo and he begins to delve in the garden, up upon a country clerk in a country 6tore. they leave the brewery and are brought Old time memories were revived, and the governor and told him her story. on which he will ultimately labor about $25 worth, besides buying a lot of seeds, the traveler remained over a train iu “Ah, yes, we’ll seo what can be back again. Everybody, from the driver plants, etc, and from which he will order to have a visit. In relating these done,’’ said General Wahl, MSit down and railroad and steamboat hands down gather about 25 cents’ worth of withered circumstances the gentleman said: there and write what I tell you,” point to the barkeepers, seems to think the and stringy vegetables and a few sickly kegs are indestructible. A whole car "I don’t know what ails the governor. ing to a writing table. flowers.—Eugene Guard. I reckon he has last his grip. He seems Tho widow took a seat and wrote load of empty kegs is frequently thrown Ab. Giddings had a stage runaway to be satisfied with his job and appar- from the governor’s dictation a long from the car down lo the ground. A Tuesday night just beyond Trqitt’s. ently has no ambition to better himself. supplication. “Now address it,” he single empty keg is often thrown 15 feet. The wagon was quite badly de He was once a power in Iowa; now he said, "and wait for me in the next It really isn’t necessary to make the molished....... Fully 100 Indians camped is nothing but a dry goods clerk. I don’t kegs as heavy, so far as the keeping of room. ” last night on the Brooks’ ranch and left understand it. ”—Chicago Mail. the beer is concerned. They began by A few minutes later the woman was to-day for the Lost river fishery to catch being made heavy in the old days. The recalled, and the general gave into her suckers by the ton....... The past winter brewers then deemed it absolutely req potatoes Supreulou. hands a sealed letter, saying tho while has been an exceptionally light one for uisite to make them that way to with the stockmen of southern Qregon, and to her, “ Tako this letter to the bead There are other reasons besides the in Klamath county, particularly, much danger of propagating tho potato disease constable, take care not to open it, and stand the pressure of the beer. The very hay is left over. The saving will repre why it is not best to plant potatoes twe come back to me as 6oon as you have a fact that they were made heavy and clumsy subjected them to rough han sent a large sum. No cattle have been reply.” lost and rnanv herds are now feeding on succeeding years on the same land, Ex A week afterward the woman appear dling. Now they have to be made heavy plains American Cultivator: The great the range.— Klamath Express. ed at the palace again. Her pension had and extra material has to be put into necessity for a largo potato crop is an Capt. Franklin B. Sprague died in Ohio abundant supply of moisture in the soil. been granted, and she thanked the gov the heads and staves simply because of this handling and not front any danger recently. He lived in Oregon from 1850 Nothing so well secures this as a clover ernor with joy. to 1868. He was engaged in the milling on account of the internal pressure of “ It is useloss to thank me. I am noth business at Phoenix in this countv and ley plowed early enough in spring to the beer.-—Chicago Tribune. when President Lincoln made his last get the advantage of late spring rains, ing in the affair, ’ ’ said he, and imme call for troops in ’64 raised 81 men in it is true that when clover is allowed diately gave the following order: Her Suspicion Confirmed. "The head of the police at Kiev is Rogue river valley and Curry countv and to grow in the spring there is a great Mary M. Seeley and Jason Hodges of was commissioned captain and the com mass of green herbage to bo plowed un dismissed from his post and sent into mand was ordered to Ft. Klamath in der in late May or early June. But the exile; the reason, because he granted a Provincetown, Cape Cod, were engaged May, 1865. He was with the party that moisture that is in tho clover leaves has demand after receiving a sum of money to be married for 43 years. The engage ment was broken last Thursday because first discovered Crater lake, and was with all been taken from the soil and much for so doing. ’ ’ Jason pulled a corkscrew out of his his company when a better route than General Wahl had, unknown to the the Mt. Pitt road was built from Ft. more, for the clover plant, with its pocket along with his handkerchief. Klamath via Annie creek canyon and the broad leaves, exhales moisture rapidly, woman, slipped intq her letter a bank Miss Seeley says she is glad the discov as any one who has plowed under a pote fop 25 rubles, which accounted ery was made, because she had had her Rogue river. growth of clover in Juno well knows. for her supplication being granted.— suspicions for 85 years,—.New York There is a man in Salt Lake City who Even a3 quickly as 48 hours after a very Youth’s Companion. Mail and Exprès». claims that he has discovered a vegetable heavy rain heavy soil will often become compound that “ripens” gold ore. Ac hard to plow. cording to his theory, ore is ripened When clover is plowed so late, the through the juices of the vegetation which grows above it. The rock may soil often remains dry all the season if contain many thousands of dollars’ worth summer rains are light. The same clo- of gold, but until it is ripened by coming vcrfield plowed in early Epring will in contact with the vegetable juice it is keep moist all summer. What plover I When you arc in a low stat© of health, and on the verge of not discovered by assays or otherwise. there is rots quickly, and this keeps the illness, there is no nourishment in the world like According to this genius, by treating gold soil loose, so that every rainfall sinks rock with this solution the bearing cap acity is increased at a ratio of about 18,0 into it instead cf running off. The soil 00 to one. Ore that goes only a trace, where potatoes grew the year before ei after being subjected to this treatment ther has better vegetable matter or the will mill $17,000 or $18,00 per ton. If plowing is delayed so lato for it to grow this theory proves tengable, gold will be that much cf its benefit for that year to restore 8* reng th. Scott’s Emulsion nourishes, strength. demonetized sure—Mohave Miner. must be lest. This may prove [o bo ona ens, promotes the making of solid of the drawbacks to the advantages ex flesh, enriches the blood and tones up Oregon’s Governors.—Following is a the whole system. complete list of Oregon's governors of all pected from sewing crimson clover to kinds: Provisional governor, ueorge cover the soil in winter and be plowed For Coughs, Golds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Abernethy; 1st Territorial governor, Jos. under in spring for potatoes, There will Lane; 2nd Territorial governor, John P. be some profit, but jt will not be as Weak Lungs, Consumption, Scrofula, Anæmia, Gaines; 3rd, Joseph Lane, who qualified great as is comcienly supposed. Loss of Flesh, Thin Babies, Weak Children, and and resigned ; 4th, Geo. L. Currv, by vir ‘ •How to Cure All Skin Disease«.'' al! conditions of Wasting. tue of office as secretary; 5th, John W. .Dayis, qualified and resigned ; 6th, Geo. Simply apply “S watne ’ s O iftmint .” N o Bug only the genuine! It has our trade- L. Currv, as secretary and later appoint internal medicine required. Cures tetter®, ed; let governor of state, John White- eczema, itch, ah eruptions on the face, ma'k on salmon-colored wrapper. aker; 2nd, Addison C. Gibbs; 3rd Ge>. hands, nose. <fec., leaving the skin clear, Sendfor pamphlet on Scott's Emulsion. FREE. L. Wood; 4th, L. F. Grover; 5th, 8. F «hite and healthy. Its great healing and Chadwick, as secretary of state; 6th, VV. curative powers «repossessed by no other Scott A. Bowne, N. Y. All Druggists. BO oents and $ I. .remedy. 4^ ywr dniggirt tot rvkrananff* SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year....................................................»2 M Six months ........................ j gg Three months............................................ 75 Advertising rates given on application. OREGON. The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Under the Management of FRED T. 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