S e m i- W e e k ly T i d in g s
T hursday............................ M ay 11, 1894
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
I n f a n ts
fo r
and
C h ild re n .
H I R T Y y e a r s’ o b se r v a tio n o ^ C a s to r ia w it h t h e p a tr o n a g e o f
m illio n s o f p e r so n s, p e r m it n s to sp e a k o f i t w i t h o u t g n e ssin g .
I t is u n q u e stio n a b ly t h e b e s t r em ed y fo r I n fa n ts a n d C h ild ren
th e w o r ld h a s e v e r k n o w n .
g iv e s th e m h e a lth .
I t is h a r m le ss.
C h ild r e n l ik e it. Tt
I t w ill sa v e th e ir liv e s. J n i t M o th e r s h a v e
so m eth in g w h ic h is a b so lu te ly sa fe a n d p r a c t ic a l l y p e r f e c t a s a
c h ild 's m ed icin e.
C a sto ria d estro y s W orm s.
C a sto ria a lla y s F e v e r is h n e s s .
C a sto r ia p r e v e n ts v o m itin g S ou r C n rd .
C a sto ria c u r e s D iarrhoea andJW ind_C oliq .
C a sto ria r e lie v e s T e e th in g T r o u b le s .
C a sto ria c u r e s Co n s tip a tio n a n d F la tu le n c y .
C a sto ria n e u tr a lise s th e effect s o f c a r b o n ic a c id j>as or p o iso n ou s a ir.
C a sto r ia does n o t c o n ta in m o r p h in e , op in m . or o th e r n a r c o tic p ro p erty .
C a sto ria a s s im ila te s t h e fo o d , r e g n la t e s th e sto m a c h a n d b o w e ls,
g iv in g h e a lth y a n d n a tu r a l sle e p .
C n sto ria is p u t up in o n e -siz e h o t t ie s o n ly . I t i s n o t so ld in h n lk .
D o n ’t a llo w a n y o n e t o s e ll y o u a n y th in g e ls e on th e p le a o r p r om ise
th a t i t is “ j u s t a s g o o d ” a n d “ w i l l a n s w e r e v e r y p u r p o se .”
S e e t h a t y ou g e t C - A - S - T - O - R - I - A .
■'Tÿ
T h e fa c -sim ile
s ig n a tu r e o f
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v r a p - r.
C h ild re n Cry for P itc h e r ’?? C a sto ria *
Pelton £ Neil
The b u sin ess'o f th e m eat m ark ets of R. P.
Neil an d J. JE. P elton is carried on now a t th e
of MainJ street n e a r th e bridge, w here
old a n d new cu sto m ers w ill find us b e t
ter p rep ared th a n ever .to serve th em
w ith th e ch o icest of m eats an d in flrst-
class style a t low est p rices
A s h la n d ,
O re g o n .
T hom as F. Oakes, H enry C. Payne, H enry C.
Rouse, Receivers
orthern
pacific r . r .
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T o u ris t
S le e p in g - C a r s
Do w hat you are doing w hile you are
about it, and let other things wait.
Think on w hat you are thinking, and
u n til you have thought it out or drop
ped the subject bar the m ind against
other topics.
According to Jew ish statutes, it was
unlaw ful to muzzle the ox engaged in
treading out the corn, the anim al being
allowed to eat his fill.
There are several factories in India
and one at least in Europe— th at at
Mannheim, Germany—where butter is
made from cocoanuts.
Among the m any queer French prop
er names th at of D ’O is said to be de
rived from the village of O in Norman
dy.
There is nothing 1 have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief *as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
does. I have been using it for about two
years—four bottles in all—as occasion re
quired, and always keep a bottle of it in
my home. I believe I know a good thing
when I get hold of it, and Pain Balm it the
best liniment I have ever met with. W.
B. Denny, dairyman. New Lexington, Ohio.
50 cent bottles for sale by Ashland Drug Co.
What is it? It is a bottle. What is in
the bottle? Syrup. Why do I see it in so
many houses? Because everybody likes it.
What is it for? For Coughs, Colds, Croup.
Whooping (Jongh and Consumption. What
is its name? Parks' Cough Syrup. Sold
by E. A. Sherwin.
TH R O U G H
T IC K E T S
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the m in d th at
m akes the m an,”
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¡lin,
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said Watts, but modem ethics U
deny this, aad give the credit
to the tailor. It is question
<1 able, however, if either are
<G right.
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call on o r w rite S. F. C ass , A gent, G ran t's
Pass, or
ets,
A I). CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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physique of their children
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SOUTH.
NORTH
6:15 P. M. Lv. P ortlaud,
Ar. S?20 a . M
10:40 a . m . Ar. A shland,
Lv. 4 40 P. a
11:10 a . m . L v . A shland,
Ar. 4:10 P. X.
lo:45 a . m . Ar. San Francisco,
Lv. 7:00 P M
Above train s stop at all statio n s from
P ortland to A lbany in clu siv e; also. T angent,
Sliedds, H alsey, H arrisb u rg , Ju n c tio n City,
Irv in g , E ugene, an d a t all statio n s from Rose
burg to A shland inclusive.
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Roseburg
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by the best Cooks.
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on its healthfulness.
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Fairbank <£ Co., Chicago, for hand
Cook Book,contain
<31 ing six Cottolene
hundred recipes, prepared by
<11 nine eminent authorities on cooking.
Cottolene is sold by all grocers.
Refuse all substitutes.
Blade only by
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P i n i n g C a r s on
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R o u te .
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Administra tor’s Sale.
Notice is hereby given th a t th e u n d ersig n ed
ad m in istra to r of th e estate of E lizabeth Phillips,
deceased, w ill, u n d e r a n d by v irtu e o f an order
of th e C ounty Court of Jackson C ounty, Oregon,
. m ade a n d en tered of record on th e 2d day of
ATTACH SI) TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
I April 1894, sell at p u b lic auction, on th e prem ises
: h e re in a fte r described, in th e City of A shland,
W e s t S id e D i v is io n
; Oregon, on S aturday 26th day of Mav, 1894,
2 o'clock p. in. of said day to th e hig h est
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS I i at
b id d er for V. S. gold co in , to he paid a t tim e of
M a il T r a i n D a i l y ( E x c e p t S u n d a y )
1 sale,
7:30 A. M. I Lv. P o rtlan d , Ar. 1
The follow ing described
real
property
6:35 p. M
t->:15 P. M. 1 Ar. C orvallis,
Lv. |
1:00 P M j and prem ises Itelonging to said estate, to w it: '
Lot one tl , block five (5), tow n of A shland
At A lban y au d C orvallis co n n e c t w ith tra in s ■ Oregou.
of O regou Pacific R ailroad.
Lot tw o (2j, block five (5), tow n of A shland,
Oregon.
E x p r e s s T r a i n D a ily (E x c e p t S u n d a y
Lot six (6), block fifty-six (56), tow n of A sh
4:40 P. M. I Lv. P o rtlan d ,
A r. 1 8:25 A. M land, Oregon.
Lot
five (5), block fifty-six (56), tow n of A sh
1 Ar. M cM innville. Lv. | 5:50 A. M
7:25 P.
lan d , Oregon.
T ogether w ith th e ten em en ts, h e re d itam en ts
T hrough T ic k ets to all Points in the
ap p u rte n a n i'c s|th e re u n to belonging.
E astern S ta te s, C anada and Europe, an D d ated
th is 25th day of A pril, 1894.
Can be o b tain ed a t low est rates from E. C.
C. K. K l i m .
K ane, agent. A sh lan d , Or.
A d m in istrato r of th e estate of E lizabeth
R K OEHLER,
E. P. ROGERS,
P h illip s, deceased.
SECOND-CLASS'SLEEPING CARS,
M.
Manager.
Asst G. F. <k Pass. Agent.
Mrs. Bernard Beere is recruiting her
strength in Cornwall.
Edw in Hoff w ill probably not be her# I
again in comic opera for m any months.
He was the leading tenor of the Bosto
nians.
“ Jaunty Jane Shore,” the new bur
lesque at the Strand, London, is being
licked into shape. Its reception on the
opening night was not at all favorable.
Ada Marie Vallean, the society beauty,
¿id not appear in “ W illie” w ith Charles
Dickson. Instead she w ill have a part in
M. B. C urtis’ revival of “ Sam’l of Po
sen. ”
Mrs. Langtry, Rose Leclercq and Fred
K err w ill have parts in the new comedy
by Robert Buchanan and Henry Murray
soon to be acted at the Opera Comique,
London.
Ju liu s Knight, who played the Hon.
Ju lian Belford in the American produc
tion of “ The Prodigal D aughter,” is
now acting Valentine in “ F aust” w ith
Henry Irving.
Frank Harvey, the author of numerous
plays, has ju st produced a new one call
ed “ Shall W e Forgive Her?” The story
is not very original, hut the treatm ent
is deft, dram atic and effective.
Lady Violet Greville’s adaptation of
‘Le Gendre de M. Porrier” under the
title of “ An Aristocratic A lliance,” is
poor stuff. In changing the characters
to English people the original sadly suf
fers.
Alice Pierce, the rem arkable child
actress, was not perm itted to appear in
the title role of “ H annele,” the vision
play which the Rosenfeld brothers pro
duced at the F ifth Avenue theater, New
York.
A New Suit
Italy in the last 12 years has had
2,573,000 m arriages and 6,690 divorces.
All m arriages in England m ust be cel
ebrated before 3 o’clock in the after
noon.
In Colorado a wife was granted a de
N o t a d iv o rc e s u it, o r a n e q u ity s u it
cree because her husband cut off her
bangs.
o r a fo re c lo s u re s u it b u t a
Heliogabalns divorced one of his
wives because she had a mole on her
shoulder.
A decree was granted in Massachu
setts because “ the defendant keeps this
plaintiff awake most of the night quar
reling. ’ ’
The m arriages w ith the deceased
w ife’s sister or husband’s brother num
bered in France in 1885 855 per 100,-
000 marriages.
W e a r e m a k in g c lo th e s in la t e s t
Statistics of most countries seem to
show th at consanguineous m arriages in
s ty le s a n d a t p r ic e s t h a t y o u c a n a ffo rd if
crease the number of insane, deaf, dumb
and blind
y o u c a n a ffo rd a n e w s u it a t a ll. A fit g u a r a n te e d .
\ children.
The meanest reason ever given hy a
man for m arrying was assigned by an
Englishm an 40 years ago. He m arried
because he wanted somebody to p a rt his
hair straight.
Divorce in France is regulated by law
on the theory th a t a wife is her hus
M e r c h a n t T a ilo r.
Ashland, Oregon.
band’s equal. She does not promise to
obey. She retains her own property and
may dispose of it by will.
In Illinois a decree was obtained by a
SOCIETIES.
long suffering husband because “ during
the past year the defendant struck this
plaintiff repeatedly w ith pokers, flat
Masonic Directory, Ashland.
irons and other hard substances. ’ ’
THE PROPER CAPER.
A Kansas wife was released from her
MALTA COMMANDERY NO 4, K. T .
New tea gowns of rose colored india
husband because, as she stated in her
Meets first W ednesday of each m onth.
Made
by
the
petition, “ the defendant pinched the silk are trim m ed w ith ecru guipure lace.
E. C. KANE, E. C.
E. D. Briggs, R ecorder.
nose of this plaintiff, causing it to be
Japanese wash silks are in constant
A shland, Oregou.
come very red, thereby causing the demand. W hen black satin appears w ith
plaintiff great pain and anguish of a slight corded surface, it is designated
SISKIYOU CHA PTER, No. 21, R. A. M.
m in d .”
as arabian satin.
------- FOR T H E -------
R egular co nvocations on th e T h u rsd ay next
a fte r th e full m oon.
Among the Saxons, a wife was di
Narrow w idths of w ater silk ribbon
E V. C a r ter , H. P.
C A LIFO RN IA
vorced by sale. A husband, w ith the are used for alternate hands, w ith lace
M. L. M cCall. Sec’y.
(9-36
consent of the wife, put a halter around and jet insertions, form ing handsome
her neck, led her to the nearest m arket dress and cape garnitures.
ASHLAND LODGE NO. 23, A. F. A A. M
town and disposed of her at auction to
A velvet ribbon edged w ith a tiny,
Stated co m m u n icatio n on the T hursday of or
before th e fu ll m oon.
the highest bidder, m aking a speech in single row of cut jet spangles makes an
W. H. LEEDS, W. M.
which he set forth her good and evil effective and very bcomiug flat trim
J. R. Casey, S ecretary.
qualities.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
m ing for silk or sheer woolen gowns.
ALPHA CHA PTER NO. 1, O. E. 3.
Alpaca is this year used for bathing
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
S tated m eetin g s on 1st a n d 3d T uesday iu
AND VICINITY:
suits, this fabric, it is claimed, being
each m o n th .
in every respect better for bathing in
M rs . ALICE KANE, W. M.
COOD FOR THIRTY DAYS
You are respectfully invited to call at
Governor T illm an has been blind of the surf than serge or the heavier wool
Miss Mabel W agner. S ec re ta ry .
an eye since he was 15 years old.
ens th at absorb a great amount of water the Novelty block (opposite Hotel Oregon)
Christopher Grove, a 93-year-old resi to no purpose.
ASHLAND LODGE No. 45,
and examine new Millinery Goods.
dent of Bethany, Iud., is cutting a new
Very pretty tennis and yachting cos
set of teeth.
I. O . O . F .,
tumes are made of cream w hite hop-
rs E. B. hristian
AND RETURN
The Marquis of Salisbury goes 60 lit sacking finished w ith w hite silk m a
Holds re g u la r m eetin g s every S aturday even
ing at th ......................................
e ir hall in A shland. B n B ' reth ren In gooc
tle into society th a t it is said he was chine stitching, the short open jacket
sta n d in g a re co rd iallv in v ited to atte u d .
actually unacquainted w ith some of the showing a blouse of w hite favetta striped
A. E. MATSON, N. G.
ASHLAND
A. C. Caldw ell, S ecretary ,
subordinate members of his late cabinet w ith wool lace insertion.
Tom Reed has taken to the weed
Very wide turn over collars and cuffs
PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT NO 16. I O O F
again. U ntil the beginning of the pres of linen are worn. They are not univer
E X C U R S IO N T R I P S
M eets in Odd F ellow s's Hall every 2d and 4tl
ent congress he had not touched a cigar sally becoming by any m anner of means,
M onday in each m o n th .
M em bers iu good
From
San
F
rancisco
to
o
th
e
r
p
o
in
ts
in
Cali
for four years, but he has gone back to but they are made less “ trying” by the
SH O P
atten d .
fornia w ill be allow ed purch asers of special sta n d in g co rd ially in v ited to A.
BISH, C. P.
his old habits.
addition of very fine torchion lace to the
M idw inter Fair tick ets at th e follow ing round
Does a general blacksmithing business.
F. M. Drake, S cribe.
trip rates:
Representative Conn of Indiana wears edges of both collar and cuffs.
TO STATIONS UNDER 15» MILES from San
a big ring on one of the fingers of his
Covert cloth and shepherd’s check A l l W o r k F i r s t C l a s s F rancisco.tone an d lo n e-th ird one-w ay fare.
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE NO. 14.
left hand. I t was given him by Levy, fancy suitings, in 50 inch widths, are
TO STATIONS 1 5 0 MILES or MORE from San
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY.
M eets on th e 2d an d 4th T uesday iu each
Francisco, one and one-fifth one-w ay fare.
the cometist, to whom it was presented used by ladies’ tailors for w alking and
For exact rates and full inform ation,* in q u ire m outh in Odd F ellow s's H all. A shland.
by the czar of Russia.
traveling costumes for the present sea
MISS EMMA STEPHENSON, N. G,
of E. C. KANE, A gent at A shland, Oregon, or Mrs. Mollie
Farlow , Sec’y.
ad d ress the u n dersigned.
Joseph Jam es Cheeseman, the presi son. Black velvet ribbon is the chosen
P roprietor.
R
IC
H
’D
GRAY,
T.
H.
GOODMAN,
garniture
for
these
gowns.—New
York
dent of Liberia, was horn in th at coun
Gen. Traffic M anager.
Gen. Passenger Agt.
try. His parents were sent out to Liberia Post.
Ashland Lodge, A . 0 .XT.W.
S an F rancisco , C al .
E.
P.
ROGERS,
A.
G.
F. & P. A gt.,
by the American Colonization society
M
eets in lodge room in M aronic Hal)
P ortland , O r .
every second an d fourth W ednesday iu e a c l
and were among its early founders.
A “ JRun-dowB”
m outh. P re se n t h o u r of m eetin g 7:00 p. m . Al
B rethren in good s ta n d in g are co rd ially invit
The Duke of Norfolk’s eldest son is and “used-up” feeling is the first warn
AT M A R K L E ’S
ed to a tte n d .
deaf, dumb, almost blfnd and half w it- ing that yonr liver is’nt doing its work.
B. 8. RADCLIFF. M W.
W. B. B e e b e , R ecorder.
ted. The youthful earl has been afflicted And. with a torpid liver and the impure Blacksmith Shop on Spring 1^1
from his childhood, and his condition blood that follows it, you’re en easy pray
St., Ashland.
appears to grow worse w ith each suc to all sorts of ailments. That is the time
H. 0. T. M.
to
take
Dr.
Pierce’s
Golden
Medical
Dis
ceeding year.
covery. As an appetizing, restorative
G ranite Tent No. 4, K nights of th e Maccabees
Meet in teg u lar review on the second anc
W illiam H. Crawford was m inister tonic, to repeal disease and build up the
Notice of Assignment.
fourth T hursdays of each m onth a t O dd Fel
to the court of Napoleon. He was a man needed flesh and strength, there’s nothing
rjT H E UNDERSIGNED w ould an n o u n ce to lows H all, A shlaud. V isiting Sir K n ig h ts cor
w hom it m ay co n cern : Take notice, th a t __
th e ir old custom ers au d the public g ener
in v ited .
CHAS. H. GILLETTE, Com.
of extraordinary force of character and to equal it. I t rouses every organ into W. To O’D
ououghue, of A shland, O regon, d e a le r in ally, th a t they are still iu th e tran sfer business, dially
J . E. T hornton , R. K.
was one of the intellectual giants of his healthful action, purifies and enriches m an u factu red tobacco, statio n ery an d con anil are prepared to a tte n d to all calls prom ptly.
fectionery. b ein g insolvent, h as th is day as
day. His body lies in a neglected grave the blood, braces up the whole system, signed
and tran sferred to th e u ndersigned all
and
restores
health
and
vigor.
A T L O W E S T R A TES.
Znights of Pythias.
near Lexington, Ga.
h is property for th e benefit of of all h is c re d i
For every disease caused by a dis tors, pro rat’a , according to am o u n t of respec
Lord H ainan, the eminent English eased liver or impure blood, it is the only tive claim s. All creditors are req u ired to
RNA1TK LODGE, NO. 23, K nights of Pythias
Passenger coach to every tra in .
A shland, Oregon, m eets every Friday e v e r
judge, recently deceased, is said never guaranteed remedy. If it doesn’t benefit present to th e un d ersig n ed w ith in th ree
ing. V isiting K nights in good stan d in g
m onths th e ir respective claim s u n d e r oath.
to have been fooled but once. He ex or cure, in every case, yon have yonr D ated A pril 19tn, 1894.
cordially in v ited to attend.
A shland, Or.
E. D. B riggs , A ssignee.
cused a juror on the plea th at the latter money back.
II. T. CHITWOOD, C. C.
F ir e w o o d o f a l l k in d » ; d e l i v e r e d a n d
F. D. W agner, K. of R. & 8.
wished to attend a funeral. The juror
w h e r e i n to w n a t t h e lo w e s t p r i c e s .
$500 is offered, by the proprietors of
proved to be an undertaker.
Final Proof Notice.
Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, for an in
Post, No. 23, mee
H .J . H IC K S .
G. A. R . in B urnside
Benjam in Harrison is the only living curable case of Catarrh. Their remedy
M asonic H all on th e is
L and O f fic e at R oseburg , O r .,)
and
3d
S
aturdays
of
each
m
o
n
th . V isiting coir
ex-president, and Levi P. Morton the perfectly and permanently cures the
A pril 9th, 1893. j
rad esco rd ially w elcom ed.
only living ex-vice president of the worst cases.
Notice is hereby given th a t the follow ing-
JAS. CHISHOLM,
nam ed settler has filed notice of his in te n tio n
J. S. Sm ith,
C om m ander.
U nited States. Of course Mr. Cleveland
to m ake final proof in su p p o rt of his claim , and
A djutant.
is in a sense an ex-president, but being
TURF PHILOSOPHY.
th a t said proof w ill be m ade before th e Ju d g e
or C ounty Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, a t
a president he loses claim to being an
so n v ille, Oregou, on F riday, Ju n e 1st. 1894,
BURNSIDE R E L IE F CORPS, No. 24.
W hy should not blacksmiths be li- Jack
Residents of Ashland, when visiting San
ex-president.
•
viz.: S am uel S. W ilcox, on H om estead E n try
Meets a t M asonic H all at 2 o'clock, p. m ., oi
censed?
No. 5143, for th e S1^ of SEJ4, Sec. 6, Tp. 39, S. R. Francisco, will do well to call upon
first a n d th ird S aturdays of each m onth.
I E.
LARGEST OF THEIR KIND.
M rs . J ames C h ish olm , Pres.
There’s many a slip ’tw ixt the jock
He nam es th e follow ing w itnesses to prove H. Rosenbaum ,
Mrs. Lydia G risw old, Secy.
h is co n tin u o u s residence upon au d c u ltiv a tio n
and the whip.
THE POPULAR
of. said la n d , viz.:
The deepest coal mine is near Lam
There is as much difference in horses B. F. Wagner, S. M. Rhodes, G. F. B illings,
M
E
R
C H A N T T A ILO R ,
bert, Belgium; depth, 3,490 feet.
W .B . Colton, all of A shland, Jackson C ounty,
as in anybody.
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
O
regou.
R.
M.
VEATCH.
The czar of Russia holds the largest
at No. 1500 Market street, corner Park
Sold ontrigb.t, no ren t, n o royalty. Adapfed
R egister.
I
t
is
the
“
purse
proud”
meetings
that
to City, V illa g e or C ountry. N eeded in every
Avenue, where they will be shown an ele
individual estates— 100,000,000 acres.
hom e fehop, «tore and office. Grealeat conven
gant stock of foreign and domestic woolens
draw the horses th at draw the people
ie n c e and lu st weiiar o n e e rth
The greatest bee owner on earth is th at fill the grand stand.
at prices which they cannot resist. Style,
A frent* « n u lle f r e n $5 Io S50 p e r d a v .
One in a « \sid eu 4 « ineans a sa le to aJl ti e
fit, trimmings and workmanship, all of the
Harbison of California, who owns 6,000
neighb ors. P ne inr-tium eots, no toy a, woik*
Pay a reasonable price to secure the
best.
Respectfully,
anyw here, any d i-tu u ce. C om plete, ready lor
hives.
use when td’.inj c d Can bo put np by <•» y « nu,
M rs . I a O s e n b a u m ,
rig h t stallion and thus prove yourself at
|t never out f
r, no r>T<«<r*n r. i-v«- a life
The largest bronze statue in the world any rate deserving of success.
(Form erly Mrs. M. B aum , of A shland.)
, J i ’in«*. Wj r n h 4 d. A m oney m ' er.
rite
P.
Kai
rift*,
£•
Cn. C . i . i d Co*— i . u a . 0
is that of Peter the Great at St. Peters
“
The
best
is
none
too
good.”
Such
burg; weight, 1,100 tons.
should be the motto of every owner of
The most costly medicine in the world a m are when looking for a sire to breed
TILE FOR SALE !
is m etallic gallium , which sells at a t a
2 5.
price equal to $100,000 per pound.
Do not tu rn the colts out to grass too
The deepest hole ever bored into the early, and it is a good plan to feed them
THE
T he u n d ersig n ed has now for sale at th e
earth is an artesian well a t Buda-Pestb,
b rick y ard s near A shland,
a little grain for awhile after you do
which was driven to a depth of 8,140
turn them loose.
T ib s » f A » K M ,
feet.
Few horsemen w ill take defeat in good
The largest b ird ’s nest is th at built
by the A ustralian jungle fowl, usually grace when they believe that they were
defeated through a blundering or a de
FROM 2>4 INCH TO 6 IN C H .
about 20 feet in diam eter and 15 feet
signedly unjust decision.
high.
C. H . V E G H T E .
The saying that “ there are two quarts
The largest flower is the raffiesia
of oats in the currycomb and four in
(named in honor of Sir S. Raffles),
the brush” evidences a well established
which is a native of Sumatra. The dia
belief
in the efficacy of grooming.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
m eter often exceeds 9 feet.
Buy a straight horse from a straight
The Mordella beetle has the greatest
>M. E. CHURCH—Rev. J. 8. SMITH.
number of distinct eyes, a single speci man at a straight price, which w ill be
a straight transaction, and come pretty
,r - . Pastor. Services Sabbath School, 9:30
F o r3 a le b y ASHLAND DRUG CO.
men possessing as m any as 25,OOOfacets
P
reaching
a t 11 A. M„ and 7 P, M.
P rayer
near
giving
straight
results
all
round.
m eeting T hursday ev en in g a t 7 P. M.
of vision in his compound eye.
If your stock is of good temper, the
The greatest height ever attained by
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
balloonists was by Coxwell and Glaish- blood of the A rab w ill make them still
A shland, Oregon. Rev. F. G. Strange,
more kind and intelligent. If bad tem
er, who reached an altitude of 87,000
pastor. Sabbath services: P reach in g m orning
pered, he w ill make devils of them, says ,
and evening.
Sabbath school at 9:30 a. in.
feet. They made the ascent from Covent
Young people’s m eeting a t 6:30 p. m. Genera)
H ark Comstock.—Turf, Field and Farm, I
garden, London, iu 1862.—St. Louis
prayer m eetin g T hursday evening.
Republic.
A goodjhouse aud one acre of land, set ;
in fruit, will be sold at a bargain to a party
n p - S F ’TH E
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL
K E A R N E Y ST-
6 2 3 co
q h r B ch u rch of A shland, Rev. G. J. Webster,
rn er of Com
While Mr. T. J. Richey, of Altona, Mo., who wants a good sized dwelling and
pastor, corner of M ain street aud Siskiyou av e
m ercial, San Francisco-
was traveling in Kansas he was taken fine location. Apply at once to Billings. -
nue.
M
orning
h
o
u
r,
10,30;
evening
hour,
7:30;
Cal.
E
stablished
in 1854.
violently ill with cholera morbus. He
unday school, 12 m .: prayer m eeting, T hursday
for th e treatm en t of sex
For constipation, bilio u sn ess an d k idney af- !
called at a drug store to get some medicine
evening a t 7 30. All areco rd iallv in v ited to be
u al and S em inal Dis
and the drugeist recommended Chamber feetions tak e Sim m ons L iver R egulator.
eases, su ch as G o n o r -
Dresent.
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
r h e n . G le e t, S t r i c t
Eastern ham sliced, French mush
u r e , S y p h il is in all its
dy so highly he concluded to try it. The
'FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, of Ashland.
fo r m s ,S e m in a l W e a k
m n i H i r n
_
C orner of C hurch and H igh streets; Sun-
result was immediate relief, and a few rooms, Spanish and California olives, r i m i li
Eend 3 2-cent stam p s to A. P. Ordway & Co., Jay School, 9:45 a. m. C hristian Endeavor Soci n e s s , I m p o t e n r y , and Lost M anhood peim a-
doses cured him completely. It is made salad dressings and other good things at Bos
ton, M ass., fo r b a st m edical w ork published
ety, 6:30 P. M. P rayer m eeting T hursday even n en tly cured. The sick and afflicted should not
for bowel comp aint and nothing else. It W inter’s.
*
in g a t 7:30. C ovenant M eeting Saturday before fail to call upon him . The Doctor has traveled
never fails. Fer sale by Ashland Drug Co.
th ird Sunday in each m o n th a t 2:00 P. M.
La- extensively in E urope, a n d Inspected th o r
SPRING SUIT.
Do you want one?
COME: IN AND SEE JJS.
d . J V te T R G G flR T ,
GREATLY
REDUCED
RATES
H. Tyler,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMP’Y
Old Hurd church was built near H ar
rodsburg, Ky., iu 1797, and it is said
that weekly meetings have been held
there ever since w ithout a single excep
tion. Harrodsburg is said to be the old
est town in th at state.
•Ml
STAGE GLINTS.
Ladies of Ashland
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
M .
C
.
gLACKSMITH
Ashland to San Francisco
$16.35
A. E. M ATSON,
8 Steel Shoes for $ 3
FOR FINE CLOTHING
SULPHUR
BITTER S
MOVES
BOWELS.
Ladies:—
The Secret
Of a
Fair Face
Is a
Beautiful
Skin.
Sulphur Bitters
Will give you
A lovely
Complexion.
the SKIH
T o t h e U n f o r tu n a te .
DR. GIBBON'S
w
Sim m ons Liver R egulator is a m ost excellent
ap p etizin g tonic.—Sami. S. P entz, C hap, to
Bishop of N orth C arolina.
Hall’s Hair Eenewer contains the uatn-
ral food and color-matter for the hair,
and medical herbs for the scalp, caring
grayness, bnldnees, dandruff, and scalp
sores.
ST. JACOBS OIL
A&d »11 «&• World innocuo «be CURB is SURB.
d ies’ Social on second T uesday evening of each
” r e v . G. W. B lack , pastor.
m onth.
3ASHLAND W. C. T. U. m eets everyTues-
____ day, a t 3 P . M. in th e Session Room oi
i W y t e r i i n C hurch.
r
preg
L. A. S attekfield , Secy,
yl Tern. Legion m eets a t sam e ch u rch
vSahhA.th a t 3 P. M.
oughly th e v arious ho sp itals th e ie . o b tain in g a
g reat deal of v alu ab le in fo rm atio n , w hich he is
co m petent to im p a rt to those in need of his ser
vices, T he D octor cures w hen others fail. Try
h im . DR. GIBBON w ill m ake no charge unless
he effect a cure. P ersons at a d istan ce C U K E S
A T H O M E . All co m m u n icatio n s strictly con
fidential. All letters answ ered In p lain e n v e l
opes. Charges reasonable. Call o r w rite. Ad
dress DR. J. F. GIBBON, Box 1957, San F rancis
co, Cal.
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