Ashland tidings., May 24, 1889, Image 6

FLY"
J. M. MCCALL’S
MONGOLIAN.
How He Got the Nickel He Claimed from
the “L” Ticket Agent.
A Mongolian, who had evidently not long
been a sojourner among the western bar­
barians, got into an altercation with a ticket
seller at ouo of the elevated railroad stations
the other day
He had purchased a ticket,
but was under the impression that he had
paid the agent a dime and that therefore five
cents was still due him. The agent was firmly
convinced that tho Chinaman had given him
only five cents, and therefore had no right to
demand any change.
The Chinaman's knowledge of English was
exceedingly limited, but he was en«low«xl with
all the persistency that characterizes his race.
He continually used the phrase “Cheese it.”
evidently in tho faith that the words were
l»ai luiric “cuss words” of marvelous potency
“1 tell you, John.” said the agent, siK)th
ingly. “vou gave me only a nickel, you've
got your tiuk«*t ami it’s all right.”
e me five cents.” yelled the
IOMG wr U’iS TNf wsrwiMwiS
in«» five «•••nts
Summe
ng t hat it
Im.» 1l Inna
^OOtJ s
An old man
iown a dime
nd a ta ke!
I man turn
k it iq> ti'om t
trout of la ■ t.*•!
was the Chinaman's <
L after a m«»u>e m* d.u
abbed the mck< I
‘Come here, yon thi»*v
ing back that nickel.” sb
::geut. w tide tue old man w
i*d speechless witti astouHii
“Chees«» it.” v. ned th»* t!»
lie rushed through ltie op
five cents, you heap «lam f«
He hopped on l»oard a t« am ua-l was ear
ri»sl aw*ay, whde tn • agent, after giving ilh
obi mau another nickel, thussoiihxpaizevi
“Talk ulMXit t»viug fi .
T hem < biii iimm
can t»eat tiie‘L'vil
ll th«*y are allows! to
mine here an bon st w hi;«s man wou't hav«*
any show to make a 1 \ n g I’n; «lead against
importing’em.”—New York Herald
Successor to Youle & Gilroy
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Sash. Doors, Mouldings,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Varnishes,
And various builders’ material.
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Send or call for prices.
ot Helman street.
Warehouse at R. R.track, toot
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M. <; I E1TOV.
AT COST !
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Genth,u«rn’s l>re*a I’ffty Year* Ago.
Fifty six years ago American gentiem. i*»n
worn bln .* broad
■it.** with high rolling
it liiltlOUs und long
«liars, si.
tails, w ithk skirt
ut uwiiv over th? hips
' • r\ short, un i Hail
Their wawteoata
pantaloons—there w-cru uo ‘’p;mt* ' or trou
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sers in tin - *o days u -i e very long und tight
Yellow nankeen w ; l * the m ileriul of the
former, drab or buff moie skin of tiio L.ib i
It was a |>vrpetuai mystery how u man got
into his |>autuh>>iis. an«l «»nee in bow bo got
out. They cam«* d«»wn to the very tiottom ot
his hoe! ami buttom'd l»om*atli his instep, giv
ing him an unvomi* i taoh« si raj>«»'>.! up up
fsarame 111* collar was of the big “ m J u
t*>ar<i” type ami ni.*» cravat was either an
enormous stock of black Mitin »ir a <*oup!v of
yards of white lawn w rapped hi ample folds
a lx »ut his threat
light sl »ev<*s to his coat,
with turned twick cull’s, a heavy cane, an
enormous white twaver hat an I a clean >ha
ven face, rnisl»* up In.** ensemble Nob «dy
wore mustache,** then, and a mail with whis­
kers was follow« i in the streets by a crowd
—- 1‘ittsburg Bulletin.
Furnishing Goods and Hats.
M. L ALFORD,
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Public,
TALENT,
Ashland
OR.
Oregon,
<!.*•». bKAl.EFt IX
All kinds Repairing and New Work.
N«*w Wind Mill* and iron f»-uriiie
furnish»*«!
SAW GUMMING A Specialty.
Farm Implements.
SEEDS & FRUITS
H. SCHERRER.
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w in. A. Grow
House. Sion and Decorative
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Ashland, Or..
Special Attention to Graining
and Paper-Hanging.
Business !
■’’111 ! NhERSlf.NEB would annoum »
1 t»» in** old »-iistoiners. ami the public
K**Ticral!y thi»t In* is again in the transfer
bu>in»-»s. ,m I is prepare«! to alterni to all
• all- promptly at
LOWEST PRICES.
Passengers to atol from each tram
J. H. McBBIDE.
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— THE
CHEAPEST PLACE
In Ashland tr biiy your
GKOCERI ES
----- Is AT-----
J. K. VanSant s
r«a eri»«« a
y part of the c
J. K. VanSant
His Work Speaks
for Itself
PHOTOGRAPHY
Having «»ne of the Iwst skylights in ( h
egon. it ad knuti'i Ht] hoir to use it,
l (il’ARANTEE GOOD WORK.
M. E. TYLER.
A shland ,
S< tC I ET I ES.
Masonic Directory, Ashland.
SOME DIMINUTIVE MEN AND WOMEN
WHO ACHIEVED FAME.
Southern Pacific Company’s Line.
A l>wart Who Killed
Hi* Mau hi a Duel.
(he
THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE.
“Matron in Miniature*’—tluldah Bump.
Time beaten Ashland ami San Franeiseo,
A Short
Pole
Title—Our
with a
Own
Ou n
Tom
Long
Name and
Tlmiub
ami
23 HOURS.
Sir Ge»)i!T’ey Hudson is used for the genesis
of this article, not t»»*<,uu*e lie w a» the smallest
of tbe long list of inidgrU who have np|**ared
U|K»n tiie stage of action during tbe pa>t .‘»uu
years, but tor tbe I’easou that tie is the earliest
>f which authentic record bus been preserved,
lie was tsirn m the year KI19. at Oakham,
Kutiandsbtre. England
He first attracted
the attention ot tbe Duke of Buckingham in
l(»X tie tieing then U years old un i but eight­
een inebe* high
Little Geoffrey, or Jeffrey, as it is some­
time* wriit» u. remained in llie service of the
duke until . In* lline of the tour ot < hark*s 1,
king ot En Ian I through the different bhires
att< i l.is marriage w itb Maria Hunrietta.
Win n tuo
tiio kit
king and ill- new bride visited
Buckingham,
ham. m
in order to serve thvir majesties
with a unique surprise Geoffrey, the dwarf,
x»ld pie ami served nt
was incased in a
igtil of t be ruyal vis
I inner. much to
LUMBER OF ALL KiNDS
Portland.
A n h hi nd,
Ashland.
'<1*111»
iiktT < u*l• Hiirr.
ggtst froir.
awukentid
night 1*41. ”1
;<>ric.” replied
•i my store at
gone, ex­
customer '*
‘•Gracious
three or foui
I H>k at your <Urectory.”—
Yellow Pine Flooring,
Will be our Specialties.
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NN Di It I.MU
ALPHA CH LPT1 i:
Stated me
<*M< h month
M IBS K A l E <
Local Pas’gr Train Daily<Except Sunday»
\'ll LANI» LODGE N .
3:4'» r. M.
llOl’SC
Gambetta and Hector.
I.O. o 1
pullman BUFFL1 SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
KING COLE-
¡»(‘st SI
Volli’
)<!«* IH vi*i«»n
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS
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CALIFORNIA
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The Sank of Ashlar««!
ASHLAND
Paid Up Capital,
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$50,000.00
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ASHLAND.
OREGON
ARCHITECTS.
Ayers, Barbour & Elviap,
Contractors & Builders.
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VXD Till MU
F.*i 1 .mat« * nn
h mi
I'I mii *
Does a General Bankin¡
Mabel.” ssud Henry, and tn spita of bis ef­
fort to control huuself tbe voice was tremu­
lous, and tie spot« with tho air of timid des­
peration which marks tbe elocution of a nan
about to a-k for tho loan of £5; "Mabel, 1 do
not kneel at your feet" land be wasn’t—lie
was sitting bolt upright on a eofai "to plead
for myself. I come here only to beg you to
think of my brother George. He—ho loves
you dearly, Mabel, and should you retuse his
plea 1 tremble for the consequences. He b
alone in tho world, and be wants a sister-in-
law. Oh. will you not be one to hirnT'—Lon­
don Tid Bits.
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’olleclions made at all accessible
ta\ orablv t»*nns.
sight t-xuhangu mid I« Ivgraphi»
Portland, San Fra*'' is<-o ami N\ u York
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^uhl dn.st hnnqht at stanJurd /»/»■•/'.
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OYSTER PARLORS.
A Fine Stock Ranch
ASHLAND, OREGON
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Colestin Soda Springs
B. BEACH,
HOTEL
'OXTRACTOR ft Blli.DER
Will lx.* «»pen 'fay l*t f«--r tli<- a< < ■ >nnn«>«’::
li«»n «»f a limited nunib»*rof guest,*.
Board and lodgine. p< r w«*< k
“ <iay
150 Head of Well-bred Horses.
maud.
|10 00
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sat I.
cuts pvr
ARTHUR LANGELL.
FOR SALE!
BYRON COLE,
Proprietor
4<;¡
Viliiahlr Flouring Mill.
A Hue Stork liitin'li.
And Wfll-hred Cattle !
Th»* iiiidvrsizned »»t'ers f«»r *al<* hi* * h I iih
l»l<* tl<»uri:iu mill p’-ii.HTt» with 10 a«—»** »»f
lami on Rogm* ri\»r. m-.ir (»old III! R R
’»lati.m. This mill Im* a fin»* I*»« atioii f«»r
business lieimr r«»n.enimt to a large area of
the best gram lami in Southern <>ivu«»n. It
ha*» a never failing wa’vr power lilt* finest
in Southern Oregon. The mill ha** just I h * vii
fitted np in ko ‘»«1 shape throiurhnnt. v. ith new
inavhinety
Term* rea<oiia'olv. Will also
sell a
O r
U ill fumi-h plaii* for aux and a’’ kind«* o:
building** and * ujm ■rint<*hd the construction
of the same wh» n deMred
otl’.i »■ mi the u»**t >nic of The pla/a with
Luckey A. < <n
1.-12
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Board per w» < k $l
am!
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A sh la \ i >,
NOCKS.
/>. P. Snyder, Propr.
80 Head of Graded Durham Cattle
Price «T hors» >. * «0 round <*aitl»*
For further parti« nUr*-. addr»**s
Architect and Superintendent
Mu-,
J/Æ.//..S' A T ALL
Ayers, Barbour & El»iage.
JAMES NOBBIS,
First-flass iu Every Rrsptd.
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Klainuili county,
<>r**g«»u. nciirl.v all under fence fencing
rail* p!«st* and u ir»* an«l plank 2«MH) ai res
of this land is gooff grain land 1.4)0 acres
nulural hav laud.
The ranch takes in fine fir, pin»- am! cedar
timber on the w»*sl si<h* «if the valley, an»!
opens on the vast side of the \ alley
ilit* hunch grass range. cowre<l with
tering junipet>
Ther»* are three h<*w« «l log dwelling bous
es. om* frame barn InUxts) feet, and a num
tier of other l»uilding<
Price of laud
p r a< ¡<- ami a uond tit!»*
gua rantved.
N\ ill also *. 11
rtlui sp«‘i
Irti« * t mod* rn
rtU'i fainir h*. d
w e un
rum hes.
•i.-r-itan t our b
mid
not !«■ ■
satisfar-
If V«»U
lion.
mg any
thing, from « :
1, rull OU
us nt our olii* <
argadim*
*ls.. A-hlami. <
■ can »io
NN « 1«
for \ ou
npply <»(
in:it«TÌ»i. « : ail Ì kinds for biiiblitiK purpose«
ami < Mil hilih! your hoiis** without any un
ne» ♦* -sary <!.■.;« ay. <»utMde orders for plan*
and sp». limai. ions **olieil<-d ah<l prompt at
tentii»>n giwu to them. We invite inspec
>rk ami < an give rvfer»*n<-es
when* n t^iir.
1:W1
t’nd»*r Masonic T-inpl**.
FOR SALE’
THE ASHLAND
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LIVERY AND FEED
S’EABLES
H. S. EMERY
Die old stables on Main stioet near
the bridge, and the new stables on Oak
street, are now under the pi opr le to rali ip
and management of
ASH LAX I), OR HU IX
GEO. W. STEPHENSON*
Stock Ranch of 1200 acres
on Roirue river: all f«*n« » <1: ion a* res alrvad'
in alfalfa I’ri»-«*.»s.’im». linieon a part of tin*
prii e if ib sireii.
huj . j .I v of coffins. casket
robes of all sizes, gloves.
crapes, etc., etc.
Who is now prepared to offer the public
better accommodations than ever before
afforded in Southern Oregon in the liv­
ery business.
Will als.) sell w ith the ranch or wpiirahdy
IOO head of stock,
including 11 number of full blood Durham
mid ih*r«*f«»rd yearlings, bull** and heifer**
These are tin»* young cattle,and ¡»ersous who
may w ant young bulls or heifer*, oneor more,
would do well to **ee them. Address
o i, \M \R|>.
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Ashland, < »r.
Horses Boarded and Fed.
Smith & Dodge
At reasonable rates.
< arry the !arg***i ami !»••*! *<*l»*« te»l
'KM k of
FURNITURE !
New and handsome turnouts, tellable
and safe buggy t/ams, and good saddle
horses always to be had at these stables.
In *»oiith»Tn Oregon.
WALL PAPER,
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Saddle and Harness
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FRAMES AND
M0ULO1NCS, CHILDREN'S WAC0»<S,
Will Buy and Sell horses
BABV
CARRIACES,
ETC,
ETC
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GEO. W. STEPHENSON
THE Davis Sewing Machine,
>CWÍll . machine made
d l*e con vince»!.
M \XI FACTURER,
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¡W
Foli THE REST —
ASHLAND, OREGON
-OREGON*
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Connerware
Call at
ALL ORDERED
URINARY^RIDNEY TROUBLES.
B. F. Reeser’s
WORK
will be made to give entire
NEW TIN SHOP
Repairing Neatly Done
UAN u ^ a N
at low rates, and all work done promptly.
An luiipeeled Way of Putting It.
am! a* I.on <•-! Pr
ASH I.ANI» IsODGE NO. 2., A
Stated communi« ation on the 'I
or before the full moon
BETWEEN I’llllTLANII 1 SAN FHANIW)
n
K A ( ri
«•d w it h Un» pranks
as uii>jw«*d to take
S*M>n alter this
L<> grow rapidly ui»d w » oii shut
. u calamity which be vharac
v »-nunivd was tine to royal trailing
?>tiu he rvtam«'«i in.- | m » siiiqu us court dwarf
■.-tivv name of l.*»r«l Minimus
•.Hx |«r
n ad stat«• <M»i’a>iuiis an«i knew
he afimrs of the govern
s ministers themselves,
'ruii't» to bring un atteud
be l;emg a n.i’iveut that
ant li
»n this errand, thinking
•misideiat»le inqxirtance
!*•* formed !
itaiiee of Mr Crofts, a
young man
uii standing ami posi
o teaxsl the p.»or little
tn»n in Fr
dwarf lieve
uinds of reason
Being a
courtier wn»*n nt inane lie naturally resented
: he treatment of y«»ung Crofts, which finally
ki-Kine un h *.-i rat du. resulting in a challenge
from tin 1 w arf
U hen
i ••it** m l his friends appeared at
oi i»ijtb zvous Crofts was armed
w p ii u squirt gun !ille<i w ith muddy water
I’nis enraged tne tittle Englishman to tbe ex
tent Hint u r»*al »1 lei Billowed. Hie partivi
pants tn ing mounli'don horseback, w hich put
til» in more on a level Crofts t ell dead at tbe
first tire.
The remainder ot the adventurous life of
Hmis.»n rends fi «• ii romance
He was tor
e in 1» •iharv. uf ter wards,
» England, a rajxain m the
In difil he .i(*(*oiiit>uni<»d tlie
: l»* Fruii» c, but after the I m .*-
ii i* ro\:*.j
rovai honor ujMjn bun he
t prison»*»
M>ner to Gntvlmuse. W.*.*»t
Hi:«
n_ l*** n siisp’ctcd of lading pi ivy
pil l
He«ii<sl nt me Gateiio
kid year
BO!t »W!.ASKI
SbKIYOI' CHAPTER N’> 21, R A
Regular connotations ou the Thursday
next after the full moon.
W II A tkinson II
E B Myer, Sec
< aiiforui:« l.xpr«*** Trains Run l»nilv
i • imt Joseph Itorowlaski was« Pole
v.as iHirn m :;« • \ »r ITk'j. hr «-timeof a fam
i v oi si % • . lidreu. ot whi.-fi every other one
were dwarf**
Tin* first <>l the family wasa
mhi i t«**. t and i in* h».*s hign
limn came an­
other w ho wa»<» f****t in Lis st.x-kings after lie
had atiHinmi man ■* •■"tale. n»*xt came Joseph,
the subj-vt of lids sketch, who wa> but 27
inches high on hi* twenty first birthday, of
the three that iollowr«! JiMorpli the hrst aud
last w» re ot ordinary prop»rtions, tho middle
uno tiemg .« dw,arfesw, who di«*d at the age of
22. Iieiiig then but 23 uiclu*s lull Joseph
t»erame <vh*hrate»l for bis romarkable ion
gevity as well a* tor the I »rwity of his stature,
be hv lug to tue advanced age of
After
I bid tour through England be \ isit««d his ua
lie ui-irkablr Hr *t oral ion.
live land, bui returned two years later to the
A remarkable story cornea from Cardiff. British l*l»*s married a lady of ordinary size,
Wales. A colder names David Davies, of raised a large family and died at Bank's cot­
Treherbert. was a sufferer by a great expk>
tage, near I nn bum. in IS37
lion that occurred m IWU
For four year*
Alxiut live yearsait«*r the death of Borow
after he was continod to hn bed
He then iu-ski, in l‘M2. Totn Thumb, the most cele­
gradually got atanjt, but remained deaf and brat'd dwarf of modem times, although not
dumb from the shock
A duct« r udvsed him the small «.»st by any meaus. l»egan his trium­
to try a ahoek somewhat similar to that which phant inarch under tho auspices of Ills patron
had causiwl his infirmity
A little while age saint. I’ T Burnum Tom's real name was
he placd ¡imiM-lf near where six shots wert Charles Stratton. He was born m I Ski, and
to be fired in the Bute Pit, aud strange t<
was therefore but 4 v«*ars of uge when put on
say. at the sixth shot his hearing returned U exhibition at IWmiui's museum. New York
him. Still I m * wus dumb, but on a subsequent city
He weighed twelve p>umts when first
Sunday the Rev E. Row land, missionary to exhibited, *>on became famous, aud made hi*
the deaf mules, said something to Daviet first trip to England in IK4-I, 1 believe, but it
which put him m a pussion, and he involun
may have been a year or two latei
He grew
tardy or instinctively made an attempt t<
hut very little until after the end of his til
express Lis anger To his amazement th«
teen th year then grew until he was 23 At
power of speech came back, and he now talks the age of Bo he iM*gan to “fill out,” and dur
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freely
El \ however, says that sjwiking mg his last trip west in 1SSJ, he stated hi*
rnakt»» his throat sore, anti ins tongue is made weight to I m » seventy p»unds' Not much «'f a
6uro by his teeth. - Chicago Tribune.
‘midget.” »u’re He died <«t his summer resi
deuce, mat Middleboru, Mas.- July 15, 1x53.
ngecl «5
A rickpockwt Trick.
Tt K WAUREN SISTER.*.
What 1 silsjk *» t as a new pickpocket Ilici
Mrs Tom Thumb, the wife of tbe subject
was tried on me night before last, w hile going
homo on t ie Benton Bellefontaine Street Cai of the foregoing, was, beforegiioattracted the
liue. Directly next to the scut occupied by attention of Imr husband's patron saint. I.ttle
When put on exhibition i»e
me a Lady sat
Wo were crowded pretty Betsy Bump
cloeely, a.* the cur was | ki < keti with passengers. I sale her future im*-l>aii<i at th«.* New York
After the car Lad gone at»out a mile I felt a mu.'-euni. she adopbxi l^avina Warren a> a
hand moving very cautiously in tho aide stage name She was man ad to the little
pocket of my overvi mt 1 was astonished to see general at Grace church. New York city, in
that it was th»? hand of the fair lady who sat ItMsi. and was. therefore, just twenty years«
next to mo. As s»»on a» she saw that 1 had wife
Mrs. Stratton, when young, weighed any
detected her Laud she drew it out of my
pocket, ami Liusbingly said “Excuse me, where from filteen to thirty |*>und* As age
sir, but we set so close together that 1 thought advancer! she l»v<*amu <|uit»« p«»rtly. and
1 was putting my hand into tho pocket of my weighed, w hen she ninth* the last trip wes1
cloak You can see that 1 have a pocket on not less than filly | m ) u nds. Bobust health,
tho outside of my cloak, on the same side that general portliness rombiued with a natural
rotund figure, gave her quite a motherly ap­
the pocket is on vour coat
It wras an em
barrassmg mistake, but oue 1 coujd not pearance, which earned lor tier the sobriquet
avoid.” I excused her. and after riding about ulktht» “Mutton m Miniature.”
After mourning tbe death.of the renowned
two blocks further she left the car.—St. Louis
Tom for a year and nine months, Mrs Strut
G lobe- Democrat
ton tried abbreviated matrimony a ttecond
time by a muon w ith Count Primo Magri,
l ive Wait to Cure a Cold.
April 6,
I'he count is but thirty-two
I. Bathe th« feet mi hoc water and drink n inches in height an l weighs less than his min
pint of hot lemonade. Then sjronge with salt iaturo bride
Like her first marriage, this
water and remain in a warm room.
second one was al* » performed in New York
2 Batiie the face in very bot water every city at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Rev
five minuhs for an hour
Dr Watkins officiating
3 Snuff up the nostrils hot salt water every
Since her second marriage the late Mrs
three hours
Thumb has settled down to the enjoyment of
4. Inhale ammonia or menthol.
an enviable reputation, but fi w Inklings ot
5 Take four hours' active exorcise in tna her evt iyday blear»* given to Hie public.
open air
Minnie Warn n was another celebrated
Medical News, which recommends tijf dwarfess.
.‘ In* v as a sister to Mrs. Tom
above, says that summer colds are the worst Thumb, an»t L n re living put on exhibition
of ad colds oftentimes, as it is then very diffi
beside her -*i.-t«*r was plain Huldab Bump
cult to protect one's self properly. A ten Minnie was some t»*n years younger than
gram dose of quinine will usually break up a Mrs. Thumb ami weighed 42 poun<Ls She
cohl in the iieginning. Anything that wiU wa* l»orn on the Bump homestead, two miles
set the hlo-xl actively in circulation wiU do it. out from Middleloro Center, Mass., ami
whether it l»e drugs or the use of a bucksaw
early began tim show business She wasmar
ri»s| to Maj Newell in 1H— and died July 23,
l>TS, eight hours after tbe birth of a girl
E«hiration in South Wales.
babv weighing <> pounds one seventh the
In N«*w South Wales th*» regulan «ns pr»
Itie baby lived
vide for tlm establishment of a public m h*»ol weight of th»« little niotbei
Mother and baby were
in any locality where a neniar ntteii hinrc of but a few hours
twenty cbiidre i between th»» ag**> of »> and buried in the same coffin -John VV ÍV right
14 can I h .» giml'aiit»‘ed. Free lailwav jta-^es in St Louis Republic
grant».*»! to children living m country dis-
Bmieticonue is a running stream, if cash
t ln*m
«chool*
tlow* out < ! a gmxl man s po<*ii»»l it will al
ys ar*
Just as
:alit*vf uiiht miraculously ffow m ogam
It rhtl- water i nsbi * mio a channel wticwe waters
ted in i.a .•»* to g •>!« oni Many a good man 8 pur*e
i each, arrange- is like a siphon, tin very emptying of which
m>ur»n I..* r«*tuiuig —Arthur Eld wants
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Mjer'a Bl.M'k.eiiHt eitle Main street.
CELEBRATED MIDGETS.
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A ppetizer .
In Keeper's Blocs. Ashland,
Ful
stock on hand and made to ordei.
H. .11 DOE
CURES INDIGESTION.
Particular Attention to Job Work,
FOR ALL SKIN DISEASES.
Will be open for customers
Prices That Defy competition
I**» PORTLAd^OR..
MEALS - ALL HOURS AND SHAPES.
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Sherman Sisters. Prop’r’s.
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B. F
REESER.
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Sold by T. K. Bolton
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