Ashland tidings., February 05, 1894, Image 4

S em i-W eekly T id in g s
The O. O. M. of the republican party
M onday,..........................F ebruary 5. Í8P4 of Pennsylvania is evidently G alnsha A.
Grow, who floated into a vacaut candi­
dacy for the F ifty-third congress by the
unanim ous vole of his constituents after
be had been o u t of politics for 18 years.
In 1876 Mr. Grow refused the Russian
missiou, which of itself was an uncom­
“ Halloo,Charley, w akeup! Don’t lie there monly strung minded :.c‘. S tanding tall,
erect and with it tshtng eye, w ithout a
like a somuolent log!”
B ut Charley Evans only responded with sign of physical weakhfss or failing ab out
him, as he appeared m th e convention
a succession of convulsive sneezes and th at ricent.ly iiomin.i'.tu him, it was hard
groans.
to lieheve th at ’ins umn bad l«eett speaker
fo r
an d
“Cold In the head, eh? Never mind it— of the house or reprcsenta'ivee , t 'the
up with you!”
meniorable sessioti of congre-s which
“U p indeed, with knifelike pains shoot­ mel J n!
u!y 4. 1861, »ti ¡«Lilly summoned ’<»
ing up and down every joint in a fellow’s •
tm-a-nr« s l««r i h*- ptt-s. iv.iCon of ¡lie
H I R T T y ea rs’ observation of C astori» w ith tb e
body, anil bis bead feeling as if a hundred- ’ ( J lliO 'l. Ù. t-l »Iteti w .s fid’ Lit11. Mr.
o f i t w ith o u t
m illion s o f persons, p erm it n« to
weight, of lead were tied to every individual G '•••I'» i s t i i y e a r s i i *. I!- i e g a u ;>« im e n i
hair.”
1 fe v. ry > -¡ry . wiiK-ii m kee t a i : s u m
C hildren
I t le n a gn estion ab ly th e hoot rem edy fo r Inlhnt»
“ Remember your engagements, Charley. to
y o t l : ; g e t g.-tit ret ;«.n nlxil! il l ye.US
Remember th at the girls expect- every old. Bin he is
I t is harm less. C hildren lik e it. I t
i s o oiily
n l i 7'.i
d n
-iic
th e w o r ld has over kno
7d an
¡>nd
rciii'.tK
!>ly
young man to do his duty this splendid Vlgoruu- anti v.'i !l i rest tveil. H e u a e
Klv e s th em h ealth . I t w ill sa v e th eir lives. I n i t M ath ers h ave
day.”
elected first io ill- Th riy-seCoLd eotigl» 8s
Mr. Evans groaned.
iu 1850 Hud »¡is ihc youngest member ol
.«w.a4l.4ag w h ich is a b solu tely sa fe an d p r a c tic a lly p erfect a s a
“ Ralph, your list of visits is comparative­ that Do.:y. From lhe Thirty second
ly small; you m ust go aud make my apolo­ congrees iu 1851 lo the F ifty-third in
ok ild ’s m e d lo lne.
gies.”
1893 4 is a long stretch. This will make
C esteria destroys Wi
“ Well, agreed. But first let me give you the st venth congress of which Mr. Grow
a cup of coffee.”
C esteria al la y s F everishn ess.
bus been a member.
“Never m ind,” groaned Charley. “ W hat
The Ixiird o fedneatiou of S in Frau-
C astori» p reven ts v o m itin e Sonr Cnrd.
was I going to say? Oh, you fiiust go and
ciFCn is tniikmg an a c iv e crusade against
see
Flora
Howard
for
me.
I
told
her
last
Castor i , pares P iarrhm a and W in d Colio.
night th a t I should have something very the cigarette habit in school boys. Dr.
particular to say to her today, and she’ll Clinton, a physician of th at city who hits
C esteria r e lie v e s T eeth in g T renhles,
think it a purposed affront if she hears made a special study of the m atter, say s
C esteria ca r es C on stip ation an d r ia tn le n e y .
th at fifty p ercen t of the public school
nothing from me.”
“ W hat shall I tell her—that you have a boyssun'ke Cigarettis; ¡h at it is ns had
C esteria n eu tralises th e effbete o f carbonic a cid g a s e r p elsen on s air.
as I he indulgence in opium ; that it
woeful cold iu the head?”
Castoria d ees n e t con tain m orphine, epinm , or oth er n arcotie property.
“Nonsense. Ju s t explain m atters to her makes liars and thieves of inds naturally
and say th a t—th a t—in short, convey to her holies', b iu h ts the wii ,le moral nature
Castoria
ise ila te s th e fe ed , r e g u la te s th e stem a o h ^ n d h ow els,
the idea th at I love her and ask her if she anil induces eousiiiiiptioi'-. Piom inent
men in all walks of hie are speaking cut
will have me.”
g iv in g h ea lth y an d n a tu r a l sleep .
"R ather an awkward message for a third and w ithout exception I'ouiieiun tie* hab­
Castoria is p u t up in on e-slso h o ttie s only. I t is n e t sold in hulk.
person to carry. H adn’t you better wait it. T he principals and teachers iu nil
u ntil you can plead your own cause in pro­ m e n .u s rchools and th«' president o f bid
D on’t a llo w an y on e t o se ll y on an y th in g e ls e e n th e
a doz*n colleges all testify that- boy s who
pria persona?”
“ No, no—It’s a question th at adm its of smoke cigarettes «lo not and can not keep
th a t i t is “ju s t a s g o o d ” an d “ w ill a n sw er ev ery p urpose.”
no delay. There are a dozen beaux flirting up with their idassinales not given lo
Bee th a t you g e t C»A-S-T"O~R~I*
round her the whole time, and it won’t do th at practice. Tne president of Staufonl
to lose my prize for lack of decision. J u st uuiversity says th at after a lifelong con­
act as my proxy, Ralph. I know she will nection with young men in college he
is
e
u
every
T b e flec-alm ile
has never known au iuveterute user of
say yes.”
w
rapper.
of
“On my soul,Charley, I wish you wouldn’t cigarettes to rise to any position of prom ­
send me on this particular errand. Can’t inence. His observation has been that
most of them go dragging through life
you And some other messenger?”
"Oh, I understand w hat you mean,” said and fade into early graves.
Evans, tossing restlessly on his pillow. “ I
Prineville Review: Towns in the W il­
know you were rather an admirer of Flora’s
lam
valley th at have been going ahead
at one time, b u t you m ust be aware that of th ette
eir
resources have begun to realize
you never had any chance in th at quarter.
Don’t be selfish—and, besides, I would rath­ th a t the practice of a little economy is an
er send an honest, stupid sort of a fellow absolute necessity these hard times, and
you than any one else. No offense, are beginning to cu t down expenses by
reducing officers’ salaries and retiring
T h e T idi n g s an d th e O reg o n ian like
Ralph, I hope?”
unnecessary officials. Prineville realiz«*d
“Oh,
no;
r.f
course
not,”
said
Ralph
Brew­
The regular subscription price of ths
ster demurely, shrugging his shoulders. this fact several years ago, and th e econ­
The undersigned, stock inspector for Jackson
omy th at has been practiced by the coun­
county, Oregon, is required by law to keep a T id in g s is $2.50 per year and the regular “Well. I’ll do my best.”
record of all marks and brands on stock w tthin subscription price of the Hrrt/y Oregonian
As Ralph Brewster walked rapidly along cil has prevented the necessity of levying
a tax since 1888. Since then all expenses
the county. All those having marks or brands
arelreqnested to bring or send a copy of them is $1.50. Anyone "Subscribing for the T id ­ the ice glazed pavements he could not help of th e town government have been paid
m entally reverting to the gentleman he had
to the inspector for recording, according to the
out of the tines and licenses collected.
law passed by the last legislature; also a in g s and paying one year in advance can left behind him.
description of anv estrays that may have been
“P
retty
cool,
I
m
ust
say!”
he
remarked
The private railway carriage in which
taken up. All marks and brands which are get the T id in g s and the Weekly Oregonian
to himself. “I ’ve seen a good many evi­ Mrs. Mackay travels on the continent
not recorded are not deemed legal.
one year for $3.00. All oid subscribers dences of Charley Evans’ selfishness, but cost £300,000 and is fitted up in the mos!
B. W. DEAN,
Stock Inspector for Jackson County, Or.
paying their subscriptions to date and|One this Is the most convincing of all. Does he luxurious fashion. The milliners, the
W illow Springs, January 22,1894.
suppose I have no feelings? And then his
year in advance will be entitled to the calm way of taking it for granted th at washerwomen, the book-keepers, the
60I100I teachers, the fiotsain aud jeteam ot
Flora Howard Is dying for him. I ’d rather the middle aud poorer life in California
same otter.
undergo the rack than to do Charley’s aud Nevada paid for th at car. Oh, how
The success of Chamberlain’s Cough courting for him—b u t I m ustn’t indulge the suckers did bite in those olden,
golden days of the Comstock!- [Sacra
Kennedy in effecting a speedy cure of colds, these lachrymose sensations.”
In the mailer of the estate of Mary F. Benson, croup and whooping cough has brought it
The slanting afternoon beams peeping in­ men to Bee.
deceased. Order appointing day for final set­
in 'o great demand. Messrs. Pontius & Son. to Charley Evans’ invalid chamber played
tlem en t.
. . . . .
The way site ]<x>ks troubles the wotnau
It is ordered that Tuesday, the bth day of of Cameron, O hio. says th at it has gained all sorts of merry pranks around his dis­
March, 1894, at 10 o ’clock A. M. of said day be, a reputation second to none in that vioinity.
heveled hair and restless head, and finally who is delicate, run down or overworked.
aud the same is hereby appointed lor the set­ Jas. M. Queen, of Johnston, W. Va., says creeping up the wall vanished away into S he’s hollow-cheeked, dull-eyed, thin and
tlem ent of said account, aud that notice of said it is the best he ever used. B. F. Jones,
settlem ent be published in the Ashland T id ­ druggist, Winona. Miss., says: “Cham­ the purple mysteries of tw ilight—and Ralph pale, and it worries her. Now, the way
ings , a newspaper published in Ashland, Jack-
Brewster did not appear to report progress. to look well is to be well. And the way
son county, Oregon, as often as once a week berlain’s Cougn Remedy is perfectly re­
Charley grew impatient. I t isn’t particu­ to be well, if you’re any such womau, is
for four successive weeks prior to said day of liable. I have always warranted it and it
never failed to give the urest perfect larly favorable to an angelic disposition to to faithfully use D i. Pierce’s Favorite
settlem ent.
(Record sigued) J. R . NEIL,
satisfaction.” 50 cent bottles for sale by have a cold in your head, with aching bones Prescription. T h at is I he only medicine
County. Judge.
and quivering nerves and a cranium throb­ th a i’s guaranteed to buiid up woman’s
Ashland Drug Co.
bing as if somebody was trying to split it stren g th ami to cure woman’s ailments.
In everp “female com plaint,” irregularity
apart with a dull hatchet.
Nine, 10,11 o’clock sounded on his st rained or weakness, aud in every exhausted con­
ear, and still R alph’s fam iliar footstep bad dition of tlie female system —if it ever
not fallen on the stair. W hat could have fails to bent fit or cure, you have your
money back.
delayed hint?
And while he was revolving probabilities
and possibilities in his weary brain Mor-
Parks’ Cough Syrup.
heus considerately came to the rescue, aud
.A re Just what every.
been so highly recommended lo us
e fell asleep to dream of standing before th Has
I sower needs. The mer- I
at we have taken the agency for it and
Ins of F erry ’a S eed s I
the altar with Flora Howard.
now ask our friends who are suffering with
„ farm the foundation up­
It was on the evening of the third day a cold to give it a trial and if it does not
on which has been buhl the
largest seed business In the world.
from this eventful first th at Charles Evans give satisfactio i your money will be re­
Ferry’» Seed Animal for 1894
sat before his fire, very cross because the funded. Every bottle is sold on a positive
contains the sum and aubstauce or
doctor had prohibited his going out for a guarautee. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Ash­
the latest farming knowledge. F ree
land Diug Co.
for the asking.
day or two.
D. M. FERRY & CO.,
Suddenly the door was flung open, and
Detroit, Mich.
Most of our ailm ents come from a disordered
Ralph Brewster burst in.
liver which Simmons Liver Regulator cures.
“Halloo, old fellow. How are you? Sur­
prised a t my nouappearance, eh? Well,
B e tte r T h an th e G en u in e.
here I am to make all the necessary apolo­
Cincinnati,
Jan. 31.—Today it was
gies and explanations.”
Charley held out his hand with a lazy ac­ found th at counterfeit silver dollars made
quiescence in whatever might befall th at of pure silver, and of a quality better
than the genuine, were afloat iu the loci 1
was worthy of a nobler cause.
"W ell, Charley, I went to see Flora, as market. Aside from a slight Haw m the
milling, the coin cannot be told from the
you wished me to.”
“ Did you?” said Charley, rather bright­ genuine. The government authorities
but receutly broke up an alleged den of
ening up. “ W hat did she say?”
LADIES OF ASHLAND
when prepared to
“ Why, I commenced by m aking all apol­ counterfeiters in the bottoms, aud several
e
r
l
f
t
e
y
pnrchasejauything In the lin e of
ogies for your absence—which, by the way, suspects are now in jail awaiting trial.
didn’t seem to affect her very powerfully— At the present price of silver, about 81.-
and then I played offhand into the love 000 can be made at a cost of about 8650.
from
rersb
FINE MILLINERY
subject.”
For pains in the chest there is nothing
“ Well?” demauded Charley eagerly.
better than a flanuel cloth saturated with
Should not forget that they can alw ays fiud the
“ The strangest part of the m atter was Chamberlain’s
3¡
h
4
e
a
s
ily
d
i
­
Pain Balm and bound on
goods that w lll.su it them in stylesjand'prices at
th a t she didn’t understand me, but seemed over the seat of pain. It w 11 produce a
the m illinery rooms of Miss
to imagine th at I was m aking love for my­ counter ¡rritat oil without blistering, and
g e s t e d , ^ ó r T ry in g ^
self—and before I could explain she bad is not so disagreeable as mustard; in fact is
hidden her pretty face on my shoulder and much superior to any plaster on aocount of
confessed in the sweetest words woman its pain-re iev ng qualities. If used in
Ç fio rT e n ih j f a n d a lt
ever faltered forth th a t my sentim ent was rime it wiil prevent pn unionia. 50 cent
bottles for sa'e by Ashland Drug Co,
not altogether unreturnedl”
Q o o tyn y Jour|»oae.s
Charles Evans turned very red, sprang
R e p u b lic a n G ain s.
up, and then changed his mind and sat
O dd Fellows' Bloek.
down
again.
" S f f O L B M f i is
New York, Jan . 30.—T he special elec­
“ W ell—w hat next ?”
tion for two congressmen in th e four­
“ W hy, you can imagine the delighted teenth aud fifteen distric's resulted in the
fehet b u r w
lard,
perplexity of my position. Of course, 1 election oT one dem ocrat and one repub­
couldn’t bawl out, ‘You’re mistaken in the lican.
REFUSE A ll SUBSTITUTES.
individual, Miss Flora—I am only courting
New York, Jan . 31. Com plete unoffi­
in behalf of Charley Evans; now, could I?” ’ cial figures of yesterday’s election in the
Genuine made oaly by
Charley Evans stared fixedly at his 14lli congressional diWrict give Qnigp, '
N. K. FA IR B A N K & CO.,
friend, but made no answer. Ralph went rep., 984 plurality, a republican gaiu of !
VIA
S T . L O U IS a n d
on:
CHICAGO, NSW YORK. BOSTON.
9869. Io the 15-h district, Straus, dem..
“So, when I discovered th at the bright­ had a plurality of 4687, a republican gain
est dream of my life—hitherto deemed as of 7182. Many dem ocrats did not go to
T h e S h a s ta R o u te
visionary and unapproachable as the very
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stars of heaven—was a blessed reality, I polls.
accepted the priceless treasure with the
Simmons Liver Rcgnlatar, bear in liiiml, is
I resolution to deserve it if possible. And not aiU'Xperiment. it is endorsed by thousands.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
as she was annoyed by the im portunities of
You cannot do effective work without a clear
In the County Court of the State of Oregon one or two wealthy suitors, who were head, ami for this take Simmons Liver Regu­
for
the
County
of
Jackson.
Express Trains leave Portland d aily.
favored by her parents, I concluded th at lator.
In the matter of the estate of Ada M Holmes,
SOUTH.
NORTH.
the sooner m atters were brought to a crisis
deceased.
A Sueee.ssfttl Wroker
Ar.l 8:20 A. M
Notice of sale of real property.
the better. So we quietly slipped away
6:15 r. M. Lv. Portland,
Lv. 4:40 P. M
Under and by virtue of an order of the and got married the selfsame evening! And
10:40 a . M.Ar. Ashland,
Work
cannot
be successfully continued
Ar. 4:10 P. M County Court in the above matter, made Janu­
11:10 4. M Lv. Ashland,
unless there is an active mental interest in
Lv. 7:00 P M ary 30th, 1894, the undersigned, the adm inistra­ now I claim your congratulations'”
10:45 4. M. Ar. San Francisco,
Charley elaborately pulled out his pocket it. If the mind is not clear, bright, and
Above trains stop at all stations from tor of said estate w ill, on aud after February
Portland to Albany inclusive; also, Tangent, 28th, 1894, proceed to sell at private sale, for handkerchief, b u t not as his alarmed friend buoyant, then t ’U' work is drudgery and
Sbedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junctlou City. cash, the follow ing described real estate, either Imagined to give way to a burst of vain the worker is a SHtibine. An occosional
dose of Moore’s
tiled Remedy will put
Irving, Eugeue, and at all stations from Rose­ in tracts or as a whole:
Tract 1—The N E ^ o f N E ^ o f Sec. 25, Tp. 38. tear«, merely to sneeze!
burg to Ashlaod inclusive.
the body and mind in such harm ony th at
S. R. 2 E„ W. M., and N
of NW«/i of Sec. » ,
“
Well,
Ralph,"
said
he
composedly,
when
the hardest tasks will seem as play.
R O S E B C K O M A IL (D a lly .)
Tp. 39, S. R .3 E . W M., and SW'< of SW ^ of
LGAVB
ARRIVB
Sec. 19. Tp. 38, S. R. 3 E., W. M., containing 120 th a t operation was safely over, “ you’re a
lucky fellow, and I’m not sure, after all,
A True Friend.
Portland
8::» 4
Roseburg
5:50 p *
acres.
Roseburg
7:00 AM I Portland
.4:30 r s
Tract 2—The E’ j of NW% of Sec. 30, Tp. 38, 8. bu t th a t you deserve it.”
to the sick and suffering is Dr. Kaufmann's
R. 3 £ ., W. M., 80 acres.
“And you will come to visit Flora and great Medical Work, finely illustrated. Send
D in in g C ars on O g d en R o u te .
Tract 3—W .. of SELi and SEW of
of Sec.
three 2-eeut stamps, to pay postage, to A. P.
23, Tp. 37, S. R. 1 E . W. M . and XW‘i of NEV, myself in a friendly way?”
Ordway A Co., Boston. Mass., and receive a
of Sec. 26. Tp. 37, S. R. 1 E,, W. M.. 160 acres.
"A s soon as I ’m able to go out. Please I copy free.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Tract 4 -B eg in n in g at an iron pin situated to hand me th at bowl of tea.”—Boston
one loot south 54 degrees and forty-one miu-
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or Over F ifty Years.
utes east of NE corner of lot 16, of Hargadine Globe.
CASTORIA
Infants
FOR FINE CLOTHING
NOTES AND NEW S.
H E B ID H IS B E ST .
Children.
T
BALD HEADS!
W h a t ¡s t h e c o n d itio n o f y o u r s ? I s y o u r h a ir d r y ,
h a r sh , b r it t le ? D o e s it s p lit a t t h e e n d s ? H as i t
life le s s ap p ea ra n ce? D o es it fa ll o u t w h e n co m b ed o r
b r u s h e d ? Is it fu ll o f dandruff ? D o e s y o u r sca lp itc h ? Í
Is i t d r y o r in a h ea ted co n d itio n ? If t h e s e a r e s o m e o f
y o u r s y m p to m s b e w a rn ed in tim e o r y o u w ill b eco m e b ald. *,
a
S k o o k u m R o o t H a ir G ro w e r f
£
Is what you need. It» production Is not an accident, but the result of edentlfle
research. Knowledge of the diseases of the hair and scalp led to the discov­
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er?
of bow ____________
to treat them. “Skookum ’’contains neither minerals nor oils. It i
is not a Dve, but a delightfully cooling and refreshing Tonic. By stimulating
-------- hair, cures duadrujf unii grows hair on beda
the follicles, if stops falling
heads.
¡-W Keep the scalp clean, healthy, and free from irritating eru,
by
on
the use of SJcooi.-um ¿Hem Soap. It destroys parasitic insects, whici
and destroy the hair.
If your druggist cannot supply you send direct to us, and we will forward
prepaid, on receipt of price. Grower, $1.00 per Dottle; 4 for $5.00. Soap, 50c.
per jar ;S for $2.50.
H. R osenbaum ,
TH E POPULAR
M E R C H A N T T A IL O R ,
at No. l ’>l») Market street, cortter Park
Avenue, where they will be shown an ele­
gant stock of foreign and domestic woolens
at prices which they cannot resist Style,
tit, triniiiiiugs mid workm anship, all of the
b, si.
Kespoctt'nl y,
M r .-. K o s e n u c h ,
(Formerly Mrs. M. Bsutn of Aslibitiil.)
SO C IETIES.
Maaouic
M ALTA COMM \XDEI1Y 5
Meet.- first
-'hiv «»I . h i:i
1» It. M 1 Li
E V. Carter, Ria-order
Ashland, Or
S1SKIYO0 CHAITKR, N ). 21.
IhurMlai next
Reguiar convocatious on
alter the full ia«»».
E V .C aistkr . H. 1'
M. I,. M i-fail, Sce'y.
W EEKLY
York Tribune
t SU LAND LODGE N o. -!• A. E.
Slated rout'«nnie»timi on the Thu
before the full iiinou.
W. II. LEE!
,1. R. Casey, Secretary.
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. I. O. E. S.
Stated m eetings on 1st and M Tuesdsy n
ai'b m ontii.
M RF. AI.I' E KANE. W. M
Miss Mabel Wagaer, Secretary.
■And the-
ASHLAND LODGE No 15.
I.G
Ashland = Tidings
PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT N< 1C. IO O K
Meets in Odd F ellow s's Hail every id and 4l b
Monday in each mouth.
Mt e.ln rs iu good
«tandiug cordially invited to alteii't.
A. BiSU , < P.
F. M. Drake, Sciibe.
C
e a t
a re
still better W/ien
triade with
Q
arc
SADIE OBER,
A. C.
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE NO. 14.
Meets on the 2d and 4tii Tuesday iu act)
mouth in Odd Fellows's Hail, tridand
MISS EMMA STEPHENSON, N. G
Mrs. Mollie Farlow, Sec’y.
Boll) O b Year for
A s h la n d L o d g e , A . 0 .U .W .
Meets in lodge room in Odd Fellow'« II l i t
every first and T hird W edneiday in eaeli
month. Present hour of u iecliu g 7 >n r. m . All
Brethren in good standing arc cordially in vil
ed to attend.
1!. S. RADCLITF. M W.
W. B. B eehr , Recorder.
Address all orders to the T idings .
K. 0. T. M.
T he I nter O cean
Granite Tent No. 4. Knights of the Maeeabees.
Meet in regular review on tin- second ami
fourth Thursdays of each mouth at Odd Eel-
lows Hal:, Ashland. V isiting nir K n igliis cor­
dially iu vited .
CHAS. 11. G1I.LETTE, Com.
J. E. T hornton , K. K.
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tract, in town of Ashland, Jackson county,
Oregon; thence south eighteen degrees and
tifty-oue m inutes west 114.6 feet; thence north
seventy-one degrees and nine m inutes w est
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said lin e 125 feet to the south sid e line of
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS along
Hargadine street, being the NW corner of lot
16, aforesaid; thence along said line of Harga-
M a ll T r a la D a lly E x c e p t S u n d a y)
street south 54 degrees and forty m inutes
7;$0 4. H. I Lv. Portland,
A r.l
5:86 P. M dlue
east
30 feet to place of beginning, in Jackson
12:15 p .
| A r.C orvallis,
Lv. I 1 00 r. M. county,
stale of Oregon.
Tract 5—Beginning at a post three feet and
At Albany aud Corvallis connect with trains
n in e inches north of the SE corner of lot N o. 2,
o f Oregon Pacific Railroad.
in block No. 1, in the town of Ashland, Jackson
county, Oregon; thence north 24 feet and 8
K ap reaa T r a in D a ily (E x c e p t S u a d a y
inches; thence west (be full length of said lot,
8:25 4. M to and across a fraction lyin g back of and ad­
Lv. Portland,
Ar.
4:40 P.
5:50 a . M join in g said lot No. 2, to w ithin eight feet of
Ar. M cM innville, Lv.
7315 P.
the factory flume; thence south 24 feet and
T h ro u g h T ic k e t s to all P o in ts in the eight inches to a post: thence east across said
E a ste r n S ta te s , C anada and E urope, fraction and said lot No. 2 to the place of be­
Can be obtained at lowest rates from E. C. ginning; all in town of Ashland, Jackson
county, Oregon.
K ane, agent, A shland, Or.
Dated at Ashland, Jackson Co., Oregon, Janu­
R KOEHLER.
»• P- ROGERS,
ary 31st, 1884.
WARREN G. HOLMES,
Manager.
Asst G. F. A Pass. Agent.
E. D. B riggs , Attorney.
Administrator.
attachbd to all through trains .
m .
B o u d o ir M em oran d u m .
An authority on the ju st proportions of
the hum an form, divine or otherwise, says:
"The ears should lte so placed as not to be
higher than the eyebrows or lower than
the tip of the nose.” People who are dress­
ing for a party should not forget thia.—
Drake’s Magazine._____________
"In buying a congh medicine for children,”
save H. A. Walker, a prominent druggist o f
Ogden, Utah, “never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain’s Congh Remedy. There is
no danger from it and relief is always -ure
to follow. I particularly recommend
Chamberlain’s because I have found it to
be safe and reliable. It is intended es­
pecially for colds, croup and whooping
rough. 50ront bottles for sale by Ash­
land Drag Co.
tn old and w >ll-trie<l rgmedv.—Mrs. W inslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used forover fifty years
by m illions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. It soothes the
ch ild , softens the gum s, allays all pain, cures
w ind colie,and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a
bottle. Its value is inealcuable. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. W inslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kin d .
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w h e r e in to w n at th e lo w e s t p rice»
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THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR CR0WER CO.
ÍDept. R.57 South Fifth Avenue, New Y ork.
THE FOR SALE!
The undersigned has now
bricky anis near Ashland,
for sale at the
rp
2=3.
FROM 2‘i INCH TO 6 INCH.
A n d a ll tt»a W orld K d o u i * «b e CU)RB i s SU R A .
B u t t o n il 1 • ■!, N o . 23, m e , t
BURNSIDE RELIEF CORPS, No. 21.
Meets a'. Masonic Hall at 2 o ’clock, p. m., on
list ami third Saturdays ol tai b moidli
M rs . J ames cnistn.i.M , Pres.
Mrs. Lydia Griswold, Secy.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
M. E. CHURCH—Rev. J. S. SMITH.
Pastor. Services Sabbath School, 9:30
Preaching at !1 A. M., aud 7 1’. M.
Prayer
meeting Thursday evening al 7 P. M.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Ashland, Oregon. Rev. F. G. Strange,
iSKtor. Sabbath services: Preaching morning
and evening.
Sabbath seliooi at 9:S0 a. in.
Yonng people’s m eeting at «’,:30p. ra. General
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Tf-JS=>THK
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL
church of Ashland, Rev. G. J. Webster,
pastor, corner of Main street and Siskiyou ni v-
tttie. Morning hour, 10,30; evening hour, 7:3tt;
unday school, 12 m.; prayer m eeting, Thursday
evening at 7 30. All arecordlaliv invited to be
d resent.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, of Ashland.
Corner of Church aud High streets: Sun­
day School, 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor So« i-
etv, 6:3o P. M. Prayer m eeting Thursday even­
ing at 7:30. Covenant M eeting Saturday before
third Sunday in eaeli month at 2:00 P. M.
I.a-
dies Social on second Tuesday evening «if each
montu
ASHLAND W. C. T. U. meets evcryTues-
day, at 2 P. M. iu the -ession Ko.nt m
Presbyterian Church.
M r «. I,. E. Nor.nts, Pres.
L. A. S atterfip - w , Secy,
Loyal Tern. Legion meets- al same ehnrch
every Sabbath at 3 P. M.
r , 1 H E VNDERSIGNED would antiqiinee t<
I
t heir old customers and the public gener­
ally, that they are «till in the transfer business
and are prepared to attend to all calls promptly
H .J .
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and 3«i Saturdays of each m onth. Visttiug coin
ades eordialli welcomed.
S. II. Dl'NLAP,
E. A. Hildreth,
Commander.
Adjutant.
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of P y th ia s .
A1TE L«)DGE, NO. 23, Knight.- ■)! r;, tilias,
G 1RN Ashland,
Oregon, meets • ve rs Fridav eieii-
ing. Visiting Knight- in good -landing are
ordially invited to attend.
it. T. « ¡1ITWOOD, O. C.
. D. Wagner, K. of R. A S.
Who W ill Not he DoiersolO
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
<>F.
S E M I-W E E K L Y
Notice of Final Settlement.
To
w M.
Hold« regular m eetings every Saturday even
ing at their hall iu Ashland. Brethren in good
standing are cordiallv invited lo nt'em i.
A. E. M ATS'tN, N. G.
Caldwell, Secretary,
Notice to Stockraisers.
FERRY’S
SEEDS
Directory.
T H E SKOOKUn ROOT HAIR GROWER CO.,
>1— er
Children Cry for Pitcher’« Castoria.
Residents of Ashland, when visiting San
Francisco, will do well to call uihiii
C. H . V E G 11TE .
25
25.
BOWELS. k
MOVES
the
PARKS
TEA
CLEARS
THE S KIN
For Sale by ASHLAND DRUG CO.
T o th e U n fo r tu n a te .
| | | l i | j b DR. GIBBON’S
DISPENSARY
ftO O KKAKNKY’ ST
lj £ « ) corner ol Com­
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Tor the treatment o l »ex-
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;r b e a . G le e t, S t r le t -
- o r e . S y p h ilis in all it»
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nently cured. The sick aud afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. '1'he Doctor lias traveled
extensively in Europe, and Inspected thor­
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great deal of valuable inform ation, whieli he is
competent to impart to those in need of his ser­
vices, The Doctor cures when others fail. Try
him. DR. GIBBON w ill make no eliarg«- nnless
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A T H O M E . All com m unications strictly con­
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