A DEPARTURE !
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ASHLAND TIDINGS
Till: CAPITALS
FRIDAY
THE CHILDREN’S EGG ROLLING ON
THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS.
A Wont to Fruit Growrrs.
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From and alter Mat ist. 1888, 1 propose to sell goods only tor
Why the Young Ones ot Washington
Horticultural Boeieties are Ix-inn
formed throughout the valley counties,
where fruit is abundant, and an m-
creaHed interest is shown in fruit-cult-
ure and horticulture generally. County
societies should work in unison with
the State Horticultural Society, which
t o >tne a <iuat ter the second Tues-
in Jtmuary. April. July and Octo-
at th- I’ortlnml city council moms
Arrangements are made that those w ho
pay full fat - du .Mi shall have reduced
hire ba<-k. paying only oue-tirth of the
let urn tickets.
I he quarterly meeting
will b.- held next Tuesday, April 'J. and
an interesting time is <*xptxd,sl. with
huge attendance
All poisons inter-
ested in fruit cubure are invited to lx<
present. At that time steps will lx,
taken to organtz a fruit-growers’ un
ion tlint will alt, tid to sales of fruit for
pitxhict rs. Such an association is do
ing well in California and rt-alizes
g,x»d pn<*es lor produceis who lieloug
to it.
lire prixiucers of Oregon u<s-d lo
adopt some such scheme and must do
so t<> realize salislaetoiy prices. The
State Horticultural Stx'iety needs the
.-•> operation of all organizations of the
kind and by timlual etTo.'t a great deal
of goixl may result
Fruit-growing is
assuming importance of the first mag
nitude and it will lassi co-ojx-ration
and close study of opportunities, as
well as a thorough understanding of
friut-pnxiuetion and value of sods, lo
cations and varieties, as well as bow to
treat and manage orchards of different
fruits to secure success.
Probably no comtniiuity in Oregon
takes more interest in horticulture and
tries more earnestly to understand the
questions involved, thnu the R,x-iety of
fruit growers at The Dulles, that has
Ixx-n for some tune organized. It re
quires such faithful wa,rk as they lx*-
stow to make suci-ess certain. Few
crops are grown that require the same
c ire and coudit i< ns as h uit-pr<xhiclion.
it will require all the aid of frieudly
societies, of the hewly-autbolized stub*
horticultural i-oiemissiot:, the experi
ence of individuals, joined to the in
formation that udl lx-furnished by the
Sude \griciiltiiral College, to achieve
the Ix-st r< suits that our country is ca
pable of. aud it is capable of good re
suits whenever the business in well-
managed.
ft»r Easter Monday to Chri-tiu.i- - < urioiia
II IN HAND
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Features ot a l’ictuif*M|tie A— eiublag
Children—The Caph <»l Grouiiii*.
Or Approved Country Produce.
OTS t» y t h e
\ 1 h«”i*«’iH(l t r*s’p
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I. i O V
STAPLE and FANCY DRYCOODS,
Ciotliinif, Hats. Hosiery. Boots, Shoes.
W 1 I A
GROCERIES, Etc., AT LOWEST RATES
1)1)
\Vv tender our thanks lor past patronage, and
Gambetta and Hector.
IW» <>t’
cordially solicit a continuance ot the same.
I. M. McCALL,
AT COST !
ir ir v nr *t
a i. «IL 4L ui J
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tilt’
lu'st I‘ft'elifl'oil
stallions, ait'l
A-.bland. Oregon.
KING COLE-
Tln’ l»fst Sltellan'l on tho
coast. are al your service.
I ¡amhetta will !<»• at Me<l-
for<l on Tuc><la\< and Wed
nesdays of each Week, the
balance of the time with
the other horses ;it my place
otic mile itmlh ot Ashland.
W. C. M yer .
Boots <<
April 4th. 1S8<>.
E. B. MYER
Furnishing Goods and Hats
I
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I •«*<»■< > 1 1
Oregon,
Ashland,
Wyandottes.
Plymouth Rocks,
Light Brahmas,
Brown Leghorns,
Oregon,
Ashland
All kinds Repairing and New Work.
tion gnat untevi!
\. U Wind Mill* mm in
furtiishv’l.
SAW GUMMING A Specially.
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um enti, and
H. SCHERRER.
N. C
ilie West Shi«.
FEED STABLE
\\ e«
OPr'SSETTLER'S
CUIDE, »?«":>.
,d of LrMgt
2Sc. (pos'ags «imp«;
THE ASHLAND
SHERM. STANLEY, Prop
LIVERY AND FEED
Kccirs constant1 y <»n hand the l*est <»f
HAÏ AM» (¿KAIS'.
Horses left in n y care will be properly
cored for. Keinemlwr the place: weftt
end of the bridge.
S\able oprii nò/ht uml
12-91
Eggs for Hatching
GEO. W. STEPHENSON.
S hrkmyn S tanley .
R. N. ANDERSON,
Merchant Tailor,
Who is now prepared t«» otter the public
better accoinm« datums than ever In f-»re
affor«ie«l in Southern Oregon in th* liv
ery business.
Horses Boarded and Fed.
RECEIVED a • ..iiiph t«- 'Hx k <»f
i and Iw»mv**th* <’» m »<1 s of th«*
he «gréés to luak«*
hih I at th«- nn»-t
«■lass hou*»«* »»n
if von w
nt* lmmh B
«nd fi r—t
Y«»ur*, Triilv.
\I»Ll:.-'»N.
1 rom II’//»/ iidotti x. / ’11/ mi ni t h Korl.x,
Liijhl 11l'/fii iims, R<>*'
timi Suii/h'
B//-
Coniti lììoim I a i I au hs . Il
oiiibittes, l*m tritili»
('orlinix, unil
Ixst
lìlorK
Mi'iiiurtis
Am« rica -
br«*cds.
Il t a m rx of t hr liiijhrxt Ii on-
i>rx ut ull thr luiijixt r.rhibtt nix ./<»/
.’•«.* » per
thr inixt » li ri n fi» fii‘x.
Egg
setting; two’for .*$•">■ S«*ml *- •tump f»»r
Calalogu«*.
A«|tlr«*.-s
.1. M. < 1 \ kuìm » x .
l ’or» -t (in»ve, ( ^regoli.
At reasonable rate-
New and handsome turnouts, telnilde
ana safe buggy t-aiiiH, and good saddle
horses always to L<- had at these stables.
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Coonerware,
Will Buy and Sell horses
STEPHENSON
Cull at
B. F. Reeser’s
NEW rnN SHOP
lïansfei
In Koeser's Block, \xhland.
Fu!
stock on hand ami made to ord« i.
Particular Attention to Job Work.
EMERY
** i 1 E I N’BEKslGN El’ vs«»til<1 annouin «•
his «•!<! • tiM«»!iici ■«. anti th»- public
y, that h»* is npain in the transfer
■ and is prepar* d !«» attend to all
• all- promptly nt
ASHLANI», OREGON.
LOWEST PRICES.
Which will be don«* ill
uer Hii‘1 nt
h
.•••:>
J in « • 1
/ children t,«»11« *w
ing the s w ee t
music of the Bird
li’Hi of Hamelini
Muititmliuous tot*
|h>uring trum all
tho 11« UM*** a u d
streets ami t od
dling with uncer
lam slip but im
mciuairible confi
d« nee («»war ds the
tin*'st pin’ ; ■ronn'l
Tots
:n Aim-ri-a
m uh tue sia g»*s o’
wealth and p»M*l
ty ami m ir<»«k-
as various .a- th*
cokirs ot birds m
t ropi« a 1 < ■Inn»*-
Daiuty fitti c tots.
with fact» (hat Lav«* lx*en scrubbed into h
shiny rvdne.ss. and in iiuniaculately whit«-
hik I stiff piiiaton*^ that will I»* sadly discol
«»red and luup tx.*f«>re the «lay is done
Tot-
in ¡•at«*he«l <I i »* sm *'. and little pink to»*> |*v|»*ug
through then* shoes, but hupi>y *»s chipmunk-
on an autumn day! Pickaninny tots, with
faces as black as Michigan soil, hopping aud
skipping with unrestiailiable gle«L Smutch
tacud tots' Garb’rless l« ts, with storking? ,
banging down
But nil of then» deliru»usly
happy tots
It is East« i* M«»n«lav m VVa-um.d«»»». ami ,
the children are «»n tb«*n « hv to th»- White
H<>uso gruumU io s}<»iid lhe «lay
The children of U a^hington have a mor«
genuim*lv »*nj<»yab!e time on Eu»t«*r Monday
than during all of tbo Christmas h»»l!«iays.
They l«x»k forward to it as the greatest event
of the year
True, «hiring the Christina?
seasou they are given any uui«»unt of plum
pudding, min«*u pi-*, turkey and pink und
yellow can«Iy*. but the «•!<>*) of thrirstivitb«*-
Usually Hu«Is them in a condition of sMiated
disgust ami they set ret I v wish the thing wen
over
Easter Momiav does not consist in tin
munching of imhcestiLles. It i> simpiv a
grand r«‘Hip on the undulating lawn- **ur
rounding the mansion of the nation * presi
dent.
Washington is always tx^autiful in tie
Easter sea-on. The rums of the early spriu;
have tt*:is»si and tr«*e ami dower ha ve su«i
deniy I* ir>t mi«» bloom
The air i? filh-tl with
the pi'rfume «»: the hyacinths that ar«* s«
plentiful ii» the pai k*». and the lilacs, dandt*
hoiis uh t sin»w i*aii- in>crt their rich cdmus i .»
the most imlLiut spring kaid«Iosco)I«» '•«
seen in the I'nited States Thu grounds sur
rounding the White House are lieautitul in
design nnd coloring and the s|»eet;u*le <»t
thousands of childmi daiu-mg <>\<*i them
ba«hv«l in the warm light <•! the spring suu. t
one of ex«|Ui<ite pi«*turv’«pivness. Thu group-
of toddiers« \tcml astarover as the Wiixhing
tun monument, which look- like u gigantic
marble finger ¡»oiiitiiig into space. M«»st ot
the childi« :; arc with tn * paieittsor nurses
Gut it reqmivs the m »st «--ir<-.ul watching u
ke»*p (he \ -ung «»nr- from getting List in tht
ever iii«»ving croud
|'|..* children, most of
wU'»m ai>* i •»"«»v id's} u it h n t.tt h* tan<*v Li-', t
ot vari »iisis <*olur**d «‘ggs. roil iheiudoan ill«,
slap-.-ot i t * many mounds on the gwumis.
aud wh»*:i th y ar«* broken they di&li ibu*«
them im :« od la«* uuin**r«‘U.s rugg -d 1»>«»tbii»« k
aud bom» !• - u* ”<mi w ho s’aml arouud and
oat an **«.••■; m«»iis nuiiilter of eggs witb«»ut
turning u t-in
In this vnunoti play ground all «hstinction?
of rae«\ «-otor ami prev lous ami pr< si-nt con
«lition ar«* ru/ed to (he earth
Thu beb»r<
nieutiom-d utllueiit tots will roll and r«»ni|
and era« k -ggs with the contingent fn»m
Toddbsiotu m Suatnpd- mm 11«> (•.»m-ol W.»sh
ington's r«Hi rn siH.tsi, ami lx*fore the «lay e
over tliuii Uh'thers ure talkiau <s>ufi«knt.ally
,
together, c«»iup.ir«n'g tbu vai ion-* ¡M»mtb ol
their progeny
The lad , «>f the White 11 .ux» usually mm
gl»'s With ’ he Children f’ v aa Lo;ir or so on
Eastci Mond iy
N«*lhe ki t .ur, the «laugh
ter of th * lute ex Pr«*snieiiL Arthur, us « n I tc
take p;u t in the egg rolling games her.-« It
Mrs Clevel.m | alway s m id«* it a ¡»oint to I k
among the « liihlren »n the Wuitu I. ’ on
Easter Momiav, ami woiti.l amu.-<* t!.«*t»i mi l
c«xldle an i
»ax them \ :t > a skill that wa*
the admiral ton of all the mv.^pa|«*i «*orii*
spondent- m Washing’'11
The sjicctavie <»l ti
most tieautiful ot
carrying n little
White House ni’str« s
ragged girl «»n her shoulders, ur t akiug a
bunch of violets from her «lre>. to givo to U
•little t»ov w’h<> asked fur them, woi I make
striking t'ii'»u h pu t'ir«*s t«» Lang op tm walls
i of the executive !naii-m:i
Wm-nt •en ‘«rant
was president be use«I t<> stroll out to a tivneb
in tht) White lx»r w here b«j would : sit, putting
nt u cigar uad watching th«’ anti«*s<»i the
children, The fun is kept up witiiout ecssa
tion from «*ar v morning until «lurkness K*
gins to fall when tin* children, thoroughly
plaved out. but with a healthy glow in their
cheeks, ar»* marched
to homo and to bed
It takes some «lays f
the gar«’«•!!'*i*s ot th?
White U oum « to ch
tho grounds ot egg
shells.
It is uot in the VVl*
Lot alone that th««*.’
Easter egg i • ‘liitigs take pia • . but in all of tie.
larger|«ark* «»¡' diecity Iho spai'iou- grounds
surr«»nn img th - Capitol umi ! to la* a gr nt
place for the childr« ;i, but the great mar bl«
terrace which is now Iteing *«»mpi<*t«si has
Bpoil«! the hill for • -g■; r«dimg
CLAItKNCE 1«. Ctt.U-x
bl vinc L
A < iiriouf* € «»nroction ot Pastry and Good
Thiiig*«—Origin <»i th«« Name.
A very curious old Easter custom in
Shi\‘¡»shire ami Herelurdshire, England, is to
make u rich and expensive cake «•idled a sim
nel cake. The cakes are raised ai d tin* crust
is made of line Hour ami water with
saffron to give it a deep vellow <*o|c
interior i- filb*d with mate: ial> < f a very rich
plum cake, wiih plent y of candied Icmoupecl
and other good things.
1'bcy are made up
very stifT. tiv»l up in a < h»tb and boiled for
severa'hum*4*, nfui w hi»*ii lbw are brushed
over w itn egg tn i then bake«!
When ready
for sal«« the « rust i- a> bard a- if made of
wo « m I, a circumstance wt i< L has given rise to
various st« rir-«»t the uiannei in which they
have at times been (reared by persons to
whom they were ¡»ent a> |>r»*.-onts, and who
had never seen one before, one ordering bis
sininvl t" Iw lxjiL.lt.’ soften it. and a lady
taking hers lor a foot>t.»ol. They art* made
of ditTerent sizo. a- ma\ l«e Mip|M>ni*<l from
the ingredients. Theii form which, as well
as the oi nam«*utati<>n, is nearly uuiform, will
be best undvi-tocxl by the accompany ing en
graving, representing the largo and small
cakes. One of the mo.-t curious things about
these cake- are tin tak« which have arisen to
explain how they tirsi got their name. Some
pretend that the faihi r of Lambert Simne.1,
the well known pretender of the reign ol
Henry VII. wasalsikei and the lirst maker
of simnel-. and that in couse«|iien'-u of the
celebrity he gained by me acts «»f bis s»>n his
cakes hav». r»*taiii«i| hi- name.
But a much more curi<»us storv i-one that
is current tn Shrot»-'uire
It seem« that long
ago there live«I an lio-.est old couple, boast
ing the n «m**s of Simeon «nd Nelly but their
surnam«*- are n«*t known
It was their cus
tom at Easter l<> gath.-r m«*ir « hildn n alxait
them ana thus meet togetuei on«*»* m year
under the old homestead
The tiLsting seasou
of Lent was ju»t «tiding But th- y bad still
left some of the titdeav ♦ *n»*«l dough w hich had
been from time t<* time <-onverted into bread
during th«* forty day>
Nelly was a careful
woman, atui it griev«*d her to wa.-te any
thing, so she sugge-ted they use the remains
of the lenten dough for the ImsLof a cake to
regale th«'as*embl«*«l family
Simeon readily'
agreed to the pr«»|M>sal, and further reminded
his partner that ther<wt ... still some remains
of their Chri-tma.*» plum pu lling hoarded up
in the rupl»oar«l. and that thi- might form
the inb*rior and I m -an a<jr««**ah!«! xurprise to
the young p»*oplo w b.’n «,,, v iiud mudu theii*
wav through the h*..-tasty crust. So tar. all
things went on harm .iiously, but w h«*n the
cak»* was made a subj»*« t of v iuleut discord
arost*. Suu insisting that it s I hmi I I ts* boiled,
while N *11 no less olxtinatelv «*ontend«xl that
it shun hl l»e baked
The di-pute ran from word* to blows, for
Nell, not vh«>»sing to let her province in the
household lx? thus int«*rf»*red with, jumped
up an«l threw i h<* st4Hij she was sitting ou at
Sim. who «m Ids part -*‘iz<-d a I m - jh and ap-
plitxl it with right g<»«'d will to the bead and
shoulders of his s | m . u - l ‘. She now scized tbo
broom, and the battle N*came
warm that
it might liav«* bad a wry h * ti <» us result had
uot Nell pro|M»M?d as a compromise that the
cake should tn, tx»ih*«i first und after wards
baked
This Sim agr.txi tn, fur he lia«i no
wish for further a<*quamtauce w itb th«» heavy
end ot the br«x>ni
\<vor«lingly, the big pot
was seton the tire an«l the stool br<»keu up
and throw a on !<» Lal it. whilst the Ix'sotn
ami l>r«H‘infurnished fuel tortheoven Some
eggs which bad I m *«‘I i broken in the scuffle
were used to coat I he out-id«* of th«’ pudding
when boiled which gav»* it the shining gloss
it poss»-M‘s :i-a cake. This new and remark
able pr^li.' ti’' i in the art of confect.ioiiery
became know n as the cake of Simeou an«l
Nelly, but MK'ii only th«' first halt ot each
name was | i e-erv\ d and join«*! together, an«l
it has ever since bt*vn known ns the cake of
Sitnnel.
vvorkmnnlik'
J. H. McBRIDE
IIEESEH
11. 11
LITTLE
Ila« .»; wi ». m | a n
, »»n Tbir.| Avenue*
Near the Depot, Ashland,
Saddle and Harness
ASHLAND, OREGON
Keep- constantly on hand a full
supply of cvervthing in above
line, which will he soul at prices
h.« low as cun be ottered anywhere.
ALL ORDERED
w i
hhh pepper
THE
WORK
nittd«* to give entire •mtisfaetion
Repairing Neatly Done
• rk <bmv promptly
Farm Implements
SEEDS &. FRUITS.
im tn
O liver F oor
FOOR & FERGUSON,
Sloll<‘
h
jriHiE
prppdred to i
«•«»ntrfti*!-
STONE WORK
»Ur
bit* terruf». \
«.* practical u<
<1 HOCHH I l*:s
References given if desired.
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J. K. VanSant s
C ASH STORE <’h«»iee GrtM«*rh**» a -¡*«*< ial
tv
Good- *1« liv«*.«.-«I to any part oí the city.
18-5»
J. K. VanSant.
MEALS - ALL HOURS AND SHAPES.
Shermiu Sisters, 1‘rop’r‘s
Like a mpfeor. targe and brigtic.
Fell a golden seed i.f light
On lb** tt»-hl of ('hristmas night.
When the Babe wax born
Then T wax senulchn-i in the gloom.
Till »hove his holy tomi»
Flashed its everlasting bloom.
Flower of Easter uhmu
-John R Tabb
BETWEEN I'llKIUNIl i SAN FBIN1ISOI
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G. F. UilliUh'H in iiK’eut for leadiut;
Fire Insurance. Insure with a local
agent. Get lowest rates ainl know you
are insured.
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For full iiiL’nnatiou regarding ra;«p
niMp«, dr, apply to « «»hij'atiy s ag< ill at Ash
land
II KOEHI.E K.
E P ROGERS,
Asst G. F »V Pass Agent
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ASHLAND
OREGON.
W. halliard. Proprietor
<tw Wanted
hot
Sch«M>| Shor*».
(’all at
1 ditlvimail’s ami m * v th«*
Newhall’« Sons .V Co.’« solid school
slu'cs.
i hey ar»* ma«ie of solid le.it her
thioiighout. stumbir<l screw fasten«*],
ami are guaranteed as the ln*«t lilting,
best style. I M*t Hearing and most desira
ble school sh<M* on the Pacific coast.
Spring heel, sol» leather tipp«sl and
plain toe. All rips and tears r< pa ire* I
free <»f charge.
OYSTER PARLORS
T.
ASHLAND. OREGON.
* m *II ¡» III» lit Wanted
The undersigned, linving disposed of
his butchering biiKiness in Asbh'inl. is
rotnpelle«I to rollert at once «’ill ur-
«•ounts due inni.
1’he books and ac
count* are in the hands of B.t’.W.Evans.
».it the store »•oitirr Main and (iranite
streets) who will make the collections,
and receipt for all moneys paid him on
my account.
iHvu* P ayne .
Ashland, Or., April 5. ]<v*9.
Fiist-L’lass in Every llcsped.
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17 All.
HOURS
P. A ’. Snyder, I' iuih .
t^Uihmrd per w. . k. ♦!
ASHLAND STATE
NORMAL H SCHOOL
- W E • I . I’r.F -I1H 5 T,
hìilhUil»
t'»y • h
M Utl.M-l.
I ur Sal»*.
S1MNEL CAKES
Tbcse are by no mean*« t be otil> &« »urces
from which th«* tiau lie itt (*ui«l to txj «lo
rived. It i> found ll! eiirh En^lcsb and
also in French, and it appears m iiiedue-
sinianellus
val Latin under the t’orni of
or siniinelius
It is considered to be
derived from the Isatin simila. fine Hour.
ami is usually interpreted I os meaning
the finest kin«l of white t urt-.id nia»lu m
iigOL It ls
evidently used, bow
the middle ag«.*s.
l - eviden'
ever, by the tn«»«lia*vftl wrihTs to mean n
cuke, which they «*alied in the Latin <*f that
tunearto« opG w ilt, h isconstuntly t*xplain«!
by simix’l in the Bitm Eup h-h vocabularies,
certainly of very
At any rate this cake
uncient on jin. an«I it is a very curioiM
custom winch has I kmmi band«* 1 down for so
many genera* on-»
Faster Emblem«.
N qw the egg is glorified.
And r«ica,,»e.s
From a s.Tiuimied fate or fn.-l
It appears » uthci -ha|»»s«;
It is col-»risi »«very hue.
Mad? of every substance too
two sewing machim's,one new. !»<»th
in good <•<»mlition otT«*r«xi at a great
bargain if ¿¡ppli» tl for at once at rexi-
deiMM of .1. i . Plum« rth on Spring St.
Ml
!
I
N E—E,
I Exc.mlv« w..-k
: I» w h i ii’p
\evv Uimd'.
r O»
c, nmu-
Traini
'l ie re is a tin«* line of lend pencils at
l'iir<*khalb*r A H.isty’s. im bbling Eagle
Pencil (\).’ h coiortsi «TayoiiH hi differ
ent tfhitdes tor archite«'t’- ns»*; Au‘o-
matic «irop pemuls, A. W. i’ .bis tine
grade pencils. Carpenter - c.»iir pen
cils, ami a large assort in» nf of pencils
f»>r sell« m »I use.
A dollar saved is a «lodai m »«I»*
Aoiir goods al the Bed House.
Buy
<
» i •
Ejr-t h*rm I h ’CÌUH
Til il’ U 'll U«1
the
Whin
U. S. Sakery
it. o I , F. llox « Itali
V - b la ml.
Wood Notice.
I
:
I
And the cards—new every year
Who can tell
The devices, si range and queer
That as Easter emblems wll •—
Sutiii. scented faintly tinged.
Padded. putYr»L and silken fringed -
Till one fears, with ail these thing*.
W’e lose sight
Of the thought that Easter brings
Of it- re.d»n‘ss. sweet and bright
For no emblem made by art
Can vompire with a glad heart
B cssm » Chandler in Harper h Baxar.
There i- h well Mo. k« d wood v»«.d ba> k
the NoVelr. block, corner Main a I ll;«“. 4
• iiiH- streottt l»r . ■» - ill- li -1O \. u - U.d an-;
ali«! 20-inch h« i«trr v««»»»«i, «lclivcr«*d on -h«>rl
notice any v\ her»* iti t«»wn
N. 1*. All partie*« hauling wood t«» town
<»r having huv w «•«><! f»>r *«!<• in Jttrev or «aitali
lot*, will do well t«» call at th«* uflire of < W.
Avera at the al»*«««* <*ornrr.
’.*«
RUMMAGE. GILBERT & CO.,
Non hitvr lh»’ir n«*w mill, ntar Merlin, ili
«»pe'Htioii. aud «re r< a«iv to till all ord«-rs for
Fresh Bread and Pies Dail.y
variety kept
•Vi
hi
-tuntiv < a h ;•«
Or h r*« f«»r parti* s pri»inpt!y €*x-.*cuted and
sp«*«*ial prh'c»* mven
AH kin«is <»f ornamenta! v <»rk n< ally «lone
W«dding I 'nkex ii Fpifialty
Bread Delivered Daily at
Your Door.
Prices
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
l.TJJ
always
reasonable
JOHN WEXLER,
r
Sugar I’nic Ccilingand Rustic
— and —
Yellow Pine Flouring.
Will be our Specialties.
N lilSt »11;
f AxHI.ANλ oRE«.G\
CHEAPEST PLACE
In \-h* .-. I
OR.
l»r H.KK i X
W hi* h h»* will **«11 in large «»r -mull «luanti-
In.
low
TALENT,
<'alif«»i*nlM I \prr-- I'rain- Kun 1’iilv
1 11«' liu<lerel"ht«i will ul'e ii xilitii-
ble rew-irt! for information that will
lead to the recovery of the following
animal, lo.-t. strayed or stolen from
Abhl.iml last November: A wbitiah
cow considerably sprinkled with dark
s|»o’e nl tont I lie lieud. six or aeven years
old, medium size; uuderbit in one ear
and slit in the other; branded on hip
with a cneje haviUK a straight line
drawn acr.tes p throne'll the middle.
I >. G axiakii .
Ashland. < It.. Mar.*22. I—*.».
Eggs and butt«*rfbcs and chirk*«.
Even h»*ns,
LamiM. and owls on tit tie stick ■».
Things't would take a dozen p.*ns
To describe—on every akle.
Sea, they swell the Easter ti«k*
M \M FACTI RER,
With a »oinpl«*t»* *«!• « k of th«* >»«*st tin**** of
Paints, Oils & Varnishes
Public
Notan
Time liétuecn Ashland soil Sait Fraitrisco.
23 HOURS.
Patroniz«» the «»nly w;igoti that <*oii-
neclri with every train, lain <»r .-bine,
■iml earn«*« th«- I’. S. mail ami Wells,
F.trgo A C«».’s «‘Xpress. Satisfaction
guanmte«‘d.
J ohn D yak . Driver.
Aud th© little yellow cluck.
In his shell.
With a head that will not stick
in the place ft ought to dwell.
He has joined th*.* timLlcy crew.
H»?s an r.iL-tcr vinhi<*ni t<»o’
S. SHERMAN
F.'IrHi
THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE
,lu.*ks«»iivill«* («» Mt*«lf«»rd.
And the gaudy butterfly
(Poor dear thing )
As the Easter time draw -. oigh
It unfurls its colored w mg.
And with weak. unsteady leg.
See. it tries to draw an egg I
Prices That Defy competition
•ng*-r*< tn und fr«*in • ach train
Full supplv of cofhns, caskets,
rol>e> ol .ill sizt-s, gloves
crapes, etc.. etc.
Southern Paeific Company's Line.
¡Oregonian.
\
RRTISTIC
At the “Tidings” Job
Office can be found a
^arge stock of station
ery of the finest kinds
which will be printed
and furnished to busi
ness men at prices lit
tle higher than the re
tail prices of the paper.
1 Send in an order.
A full line of Real Es
tate, Justices’, Notarial,
Circuit Court and Mis
cellaneous Blanks is al
ways kept in stock at
the “Tidings” Office and
will be sold at lowest
rates. Send for sam
ples and prices. Satis
faction guaranteed.
Smith & Dodge
« hit ) th<- laruest ftiid b«*>t «tel«*<*l«*<l
F«to< k of
FURNITURE !
Iu Southern Oregon
Also.
WALL PAPER, FRAMES ANO
MOULOINCS, CHILDREN’S WAGONS,
BABY CARRIAGES, ETC.. ETC.
We sell
THE Davis Sewing Machine,
The be.t wwttiK uiiu*liiue nifid--
ace it and be convinced.
Call and
IlL-W
His Work Speaks
for Itself