Semi-Weekly Tidings Thursday......................... A p r i l 11. Cash Purchase. fo r Infants and Children» •■Castoria Is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription Known to me.'’ H. A. A rcher , M. D., I ll So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. C a sto ria cut «» Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di gestion. Without injurious medicatioa. “ The use of ‘ Castoria ’ is so universal and tta merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do uol keep Castoria within easy reach.” C arlos M ertyx , D. D., New York City. la te Pastor Bloomiugilalo Kef armed Church. ‘ Castoria, ’ and shall always continue to S our o so as it has invariably produced beneficial “ For several years I have recommended results.” M. E dwin F. P ardi «, D., “ The Winthrop,” 125tii Street and 7th Ave., New York City. T h « C intavi » C ompany , 77 M urray S t r ik t , New Y ore . EAST ■ a il ■ F o r S a le or Exchange. F o r c ity p ro p e rty in A sh la n d —eig h ty acres of la n d 2 m iles w est of Red Bluff. C alif See J . K. V a n S a n t, A sh la n d , Ore- 4-1-5. gon. VIA T h e S h a s ta R o u te ---- OF TH E ---- SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Expre Traius leave Portland daily. NORTH. SOUTH. Ar.| 8:20 a . m 6:lu P. M. Lv Portland, 10:40 a . M i Ar. A shland, Lv. 1:40 P. M 11:10 a . m . Lv. A shland, Ar. 4:10 p . m . lo:4i> a . M.i Ar. Hau Francisco, l.v.I 7:00 p m Above trains stop at all stations from Portland to Albany inclusive; also, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, H arrisburg, Junction ( tty, Irving, Eugene, and at all stations from Rose­ burg to Ashland inclusive. R O S k K U K U MAIL. (D a ily .) I KAVK Portlaud 8:30 akkivk M e x ic a n M u s ta n g L in im e n t One of the most hopeful outgrowths of the hard times is an organization called the “ Cash Purchase association, ’ ’ which has been formed in Kansas. Its members are divided into circles of from 5 to 20 families, who pledge themselves individually and collectively not to go in debt a dollar, but to pay cash for every article bought. Since dealers must put up the prices of their wares high enough to cover their losses on bad debts, they thus make honest people pay for their own goods and those of dishonest peo­ ple, too, which is unjust, not to say sin­ fu l In the case of the Cash Purchase association the members have this added amount taken off their purchases, get­ ting a discount on the goods they buy. They buy somewhat on the co-operative plan. It is claimed that from $60 to $80 a year is saved thus to each family be­ longing to the association. An initiation fee of $1 is charged to the applicant for membership. This goes into a fund for the help of any mem­ ber’s family that is in need. In such a case money for the support of the needy family is allowed for a month and in extreme emergency two months. The money is a loan, to be repaid without interest when the family becomes self sustaining again. There ought to be circles of the Cash Purchase association all over this coun­ try. It was running into debt that brought on the hard times. for Burns, D i n i n g C a r s on O trilen ICoute. Caked & Inflamed Udders. Piles, P U L L M A N B U F F E T S L EEPER S ------ AND------ Rheumatic Pains, SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS, attachkd to AI.L through trains . Bruises and Strains, W e st S id e D iv is io n . Running Sores, B E T W E E N P O R TLA N D AN D CO RVALLIS Inflam m ations, M u ll T r a i n D a l l y ( E x c e p t S u n d a y ^ 5:35 P. M 1:M AI M. Lv. Portland, 1:00 P. M. Ar. Corvallis, Stiff joints, 12:15 P. M. lv and Ci Harness & Saddle Sores, ol Oregon Pacific Railroad. E x p r e s s T r a in D a lly (E x c e p t S u n d a y Sciatica, 8:25 A. M Lv. Portlaud, Ar. 4:40 P. M. 5:50 A. M Ar. McMinnville, Lv. 7:25 P. M. Lumbago, Through Tickets to all Points in the Eastern States, Canada’and Europe, Scalds, t an be obtained at lowest rates Iront E. C. Katie, agent, A shland, Or. Blisters, R KOEHLER E. P. ROGERS, Manager, Asst O. F. A Pass Agent. Insect Bites, Thomas F. Oakes, Henry C. Payue, Henry C. All Cattle Ailments, Rouse, Receivers All Horse Ailments, lO R T H E R Ñ All Sheep Ailm ents, Kosebnrg | Roseburg I Portland a m . .7 :00 a m .{*-.50 r M .4:30 p m 1 *1 1 1 1 m s a n S le e p in g C a r s K e g ri n t I lin in g Cm ** T o n v is t S le e p in g C a r s ST. P A U L ____ M IN N E A P O L IS Penetrates Muscle, Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very S eat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Rub in Vigorously. Mustang Liniment conquers Pain, Makes flan or Beast well again. FA R G O _______ GRAND FORKS CROOKSTON WINNIPEG HELENA ami BUTTE THROUGH T IC K E T S ----- T O ----- C H IC A G O W A S H IN G T O N P H IL A D E L P H IA NEW YORK BOSTON AND ALL P O IN T S E A ST a n d SO U TH T IM E SC H E D U L E . For Inform ation, tim e cards, maps, and tick­ ets, call on or write S. F. Caas, Agent, G rant’s Pass, or A 0. CHARLTON, Asst. lieu. Vass. Agent, 255 Morrison st., cor. 3d, PORTLAND, OREGON. ROUT. LEON ARD, Agent, Ashland. t . W . Í1ARHON. A . H. CABSON. Ill Iti N o tic e o f A s s i g n m e n t . Notice is hereby given llial Mrs. Josephine D. Crocker, who has’liccn carryilie on a m ercantile busiucss at the city of Ashland, slate of Oregon, under the name and style of ’‘The Crocker Grocery Company.” has tilts day made an as­ signment of all her property for the benefit of .til her creditors, without preference, and lias apiminled the undersigned as assignee, which (rust this assignee lias accepted. All persons having claim s against said estate are required Io present them to me, at Ashland, Oregon, properly verified, within three m onths from dale hereof; and all persons owing said estale are hereby notified to m ake imm ediate pay­ ment thereof. R ichard K eswick , Assignee of the estate of Josephine 1». Crocker, an insolvent debtor. Dated at A shland,Oregon, this March 2d,1895. K s tr a y N o tic e . Taken np by the undersigned, eight miles south ol Ashland, Or., the following described animals: One red steer about 6 years old. marked crop split and underhit in each ear: bran,led thus: Pl on left shoulder. One red ami while cow, 5 or 6 years old. marked swallowfork ami underhit in left ear and underslojie ami upperhit in right ear: no hraud visible. I will |«ist the above described anim als and sell lhem according to law if they arc not called for, charges paid, ami taken away. E. B. B arron . March 20th, 1895. E s t r a y N o tic e . Taken tip bv the undersigned, living twelve miles east of Ashland, Oregon, the following estray anim als, to-wit: One roan and w hite spotted steer about 4 rears old, brauded on left hip J1IH, marked split and underbit in left ear and upper hit in right. One red and w hite spotted muley steer, nearly three years old. branded O B on left hip, marked eiop'aud underhit in left ear. One mottled faced yearling steer, no brand visible, marked crop oil'left ear. One w hite steer, nearly three years old, small of age. no brand or mark. -------- C o n sistin g o f-------- One red and and white slo tted eow with red neck, near three years old. branded N on right APPLE, PEAK, PEACH. hip, marked steeple swallow fork in left ear, PLUM, PRUNE CHERRY, tipper slope in right ear. One led (part H ereford) cow. no brand visible, APRICOT, NECTARINE, about three years old, marked upper slope in ALMOND, WALNUT, and riebt ear and’under half crop in le ft. One red yearling heifer, no brand or mark. One red steer, two years old past, white tail and white belly, white fronts of h ind feet, no brand to be found, marked swallow fork in Grape Vine, Currants, Gooseberries, rigid and crop off of left. ' One pale red mottled faced steer, nearly three Blackberries, Raspberries, years old, branded LT ou right hip, marked Strawberries, Figs, crop and split in right ear, deep split iu left. Etc., Etc. which will be advertised and sold according O n r tre e s a re grow n w ith o u t irrig a tio n on 10 law if not called for in due time. G. S. B utler . R ed h ill la n d , a n d a ll o f know n v a rie tie s Dated Ashland, Or., Feb. 26. 1895. th a t succeed in S o u th e rn O reg o n . T hose c o n te m p la tin g tFee p la n tin g w ill do well to v isit o n r o rc h n rd a n d n n rse ry . or N o tic e t o C o -O w n e r: w rite us for price lis t. Postotfice — M u rp h y , J o s e p h in e oo u u ty To O. Ganiard and H. L. White, their heirs or O reg o n R. K. s ta tio n . G ra n t’s P a ss. assignees: You are hereby notified tnat the undersigned, CARSON & SON. your co-owner, has. in accordance with revised statutes of the Vnited States, performed labor and made improvements of the value of one hundred dollars 4100 ou the I.ast Chance (quartxt lode m ining claim , situated iu Gall's creek m iuing district, Jackson county, Oregon, and that if you fail to contribute or cause to be contributed’ your share of said one hundred dollars, together w ith costs and interest, A n d o lh e r w ork in p ro jio rtio n am ounting to fifty dollars t|50). with costs and interest due for the year A. D. 1894, w ithin ninety (90, days after th e expiration of this notice, all your right, title, and interest will be­ come the property of your co-owner. Spring Street, A shland, Dated Jan. 21,1895, O liver C. T iffa n y . Nix unica S o u th o f G r a n t’s P ass, Jo se p h in e o o u u ty , O reg o n . A. H. CAUSON & SON, Prop’s. 100,000 Trees ill Stock! Shade and Ornamental Trees, Pointing Plows, 75c, AT MARKLE'S SHOP. S o m ew h ere in th e w e st a w o m an h as p rea ch ed h e r h u s b a n d ’s fu n e ra l serm on. A n o th e r case of th e la s t w o rd .— S y ra cu se P ost. W e a re n o t in c lin e d to be censorious, b u t w e d ra w th e lin e a t w o m a n ’s r ig h t to sp eak of M a rth a W a sh in g to n ’s h u sb a n d —C in c in n a ti T rib u n e . K it c h e n O dor« a n d P le b e ia n B lo o d O ffend t h e D a in t in e s s o f G o th a m ’s 4 0 0 . P R O T E C T IO N from the grip, w ill be w ith d r a w n .— L o u isv ille C o u rier- J o u r n a l. D r. H . I t. F ish o f G rav o ia M ills. M o., a p ra c tic in g p h y sic ia n of m a n y y ears ex ­ perience, w rites: D e W itt’s W itch H azel Salve h a s no eq u al fo r in d o le n t sores, scald s an d b u rn s. It sto p s p a in in sta n tly , h e a ls a b u m qu ick ly an d leaves no sear. E . A. S herw in. H O U SE K E E PE R S TRY - A lw a y s u s in g hot, n ev er cold, p o tato es fo r salad. S c a lin g fish by d ip p in g in b o ilin g w a te r a m o m e n t first. K eep in g m e a t sw ee t by p la c in g o u t of doors o v ern ig h t. A ta b le sp o o n fu l of b ra n d y in p u m p k in pies to ta k e a w a y th e ra w ta ste. A la rg e c u p fu l of peaches o r of ra sp b e r­ ries ad d ed to ch o co late b lan cm an g e. A d d in g sp erm o r s a lt o r b oth o r a little dissolved g u m a ra b ic to b o ilin g sta rc h . A d d in g s a lt a f te r m ilk h a s boiled in all d ish es th a t re q u ire both, as s a lt cu rd le s new m ilk . W e ttin g a n u p p er p ie c r u s t w ith m ilk before s e ttin g i t in th e oven, a n d i t w ill b ro w n q u ic k ly a n d ric h ly . C u ttin g sh o rtc a k e d o u g h in tw o pieces, r o llin g b o th o u t, sp re a d in g o ne w ith b u t­ te r a n d co v e rin g w ith th e o th e r to bake. — Good H o u sek eep in g . J . A. R ich ard so n , c f Jefferso n C ity, M o., C h ief E n ro llin g force 38th g en e ral assem ­ b ly o f M issouri, w rites: I w ish to t e s t ’fy to th e m e rits of O ne M in u te C ough L u re W hen o th e r so -called cu res fa ile d , I ob­ ta in e d alm o st in s ta n t relief a n d a speedv cure by th e use of O ne M in u te C ough C ure, E. A. S h erw in . A man or woman who lives frugally, who takes sufficient of th e simple food they are made to subsist on and no more, who drinks the one n atu ral fluid, w ater, is fitted prK iarily to m ake th e best of life, th e strongest, the most active, the most enduring life. Presum ­ ing hum an beings are b om of good and whole­ some constitutions, they are, except for acci­ dental destructive agencies, in a fair way to live five tim es th eir m a tu rity —th a t is, five tim es 21 years, the n atu ra l term of th ^ a n a t­ omical life—namely, 105 years, a term few reach, b u t which is attainable as a m atter of experience, and so attainable, as a m a tte r of n atu ra l law, th a t th e m ajo rity of men and women would a ttain it if they lived properly. A remarkable little instrument has been invented by Mr. J. J. Hogan of the psychological department of Yale college. The idea of the invention is credited to Professor Charles B. Bliss of the University of the City of New York. The main features of the little machine are a pointer and a pendulum. It measures the time between the incep­ tion of an intention and its execution in muscular movement. For instance, it will tell how long a time after a sound has reached your brain will be required to act in accordance with the sound. One of the experiments is this: A white disk is suddenly uncovered before a man’s face. The instance he sees the disk he touches a button on the ma­ chine. The little instrument measures exactly the length of time between the flashing of the white disk on his sight and the touching of the button. Thus it registers the swiftness with which the muscles obey the will and the swiftness with which one thinks. There is a great difference between the slow thinkers and the quick thinkers, and Mr. Ho­ gan’s machine measures this difference. It will take note of time down to 1-1,000 of a second.' Dr. PIERCE’S Golden Medical D ISC O V ER Y Cures Ninety-eight per cent, of ail cases of Consumption, in ail its Earlier Stages. A lth o u g h b y m any b eliev ed to b e in c u ra ­ ble, th e re is th e ev id en ce o f h u n d red s o f liv in g w itn esses to th e fact th a t, in all its ea rlier stages, co n su m p tio n is a curable d isease. N ot every case, b u t a la rg e p e r ­ centage o f cases, an d we believe, f u l l y 98 p e r cent, are cu re d b y Dr. P ie rc e ’s G olden M edical D iscovery, even afte r th e disease h as p ro g ressed so far as to in d u ce rep eated b leed in g s from th e lungs, severe lin g e rin g cough w ith co p io u s ex p ecto ratio n (in c lu d ­ in g tu b e rc u la r m atter), g reat loss o f flesh an d ex tre m e em aciatio n an d w eakness. Do you d o u b t th a t h u n d red s o f su ch eases re p o rte d to u s as cu red by “ G olden M ed­ ical D iscovery ’ ’ w ere g en u in e cases o f th a t d rea d an d fatal disease ? Y ou n eed not tak e o u r w ord for it. T h ey have, in n early every in stan ce, been so p ro n o u n ced by th e best an d m ost ex p e rien c ed hom e physicians, w ho h av e no in te re st w h atev er in m is­ re p re se n tin g th em , an d w ho w ere often stro n g ly p reju d iced an d ad v ised ag ain st a tria l o f “ G olden M edical D iscovery,” b u t w ho h av e been forced to confess th a t it surpasses, in cu rativ e pow er over th is fatal m alady, all o th e r m ed icin es w ith w h ich th e y are acq u ain ted . N asty cod- liv e r oil a n d its filthy “ e m u ls io n s ” an d m ix tu res, h a d been trie d in n ea rly all th e se cases and h ad e ith e r u tte rly failed to b e n e ­ fit, or h ad o nly seem ed to b enefit a little for a sh o rt tim e. E x tra c t o f m alt, w h isk e y ,' an d v ario u s p rep a ra tio n s o f th e h y p o p h o s­ p h ite s h ad also been faith fu lly trie d in vain. T h e p h o to g rap h s o f a larg e n u m b e r o f th o se cu red o f co n su m p tio n , b ro n ch itis, lin g e rin g coughs, asth m a, ch ro n ic nasal ca ta rrh and k in d red m aladies, h av e been sk illfu lly rep ro d u ced in a book o f 160 pages w hich w ill b e m ailed to you, on r e ­ ce ip t o f ad d ress a n d six cen ts in stam ps. A ddress for Book, W o rld ’s D ispensary M edical A ssociation, Buffalo, N. Y. T o allay p ain s, su b d u e in flam m atio n , h eal foul to re s a n d ulcers, th e m o st p ro m p t an d sa tisfa c to ry re su lts are o b ta in ed by u sin g th a t o ld reliab le rem edy, D r. J . H . M cL ean’s V olcanic Oil L in im e n t. S old by E. A. Sherw in. A B lo w a t T exas B a ch elo rs. r illa . 4 0 0 to 4 1 2 K S t., Largest General Retail House on Coast m :u . J . A Gr Wearing Apparel of all kinds for men, women, and children; Dry Goods, Shoes Hats, Millinery, Valises, F urniture, Carpels, Crockery. Notions, «llationery, Silverware Toys, Household Supplies, etc. at the Ashland Depot 1 Intel w a n ts ch ick en s for ta b le use a t Ihe bol«l. C ash m arket p rice paid for choice c h ick e n s. C a ta lo g u e Free. A handsome illustrated catalogue about our goods and prices sent free to any address. Tens of thousands of cus­ tomers find it profitable and satisiac- tory to buy through this book. T K K M S PURE BLOOD. It m a k . - ra m Sacramento, Cal. M O R R IS C A SH . Enclose money for goods with order, and If to be sent by inail allow for postage Any balance left over will lie returned. HO W ELL Is (Hiiidiu ting the siun niakinp husiue**» next to the Ashland House alone hpmiu and is prepared to do everything in ihe line of If interested in any of the items 1 m »- low,order promptly, giving item nun»- APRIL NEWS. H93G. L ad ies’ trip le clo th Capes, i c a rd in a l, black, navy bine o r Ia n ; rn llic a l neck a n d p in k ed edges. P rice. $1 51»; post age, 13c. BOOT ANO SHOE MAKINC, REPAIRING, ETC., ETC., lu first «'lass style and at prices in keeping with the limes. GIVE HIM A CALL. A T 5Oe. H937. T h e K ay ser black silk G loves, w ith d o u b le linger tip s llial w illo ttl w ear tlie rest o f th e glove. Brice, 50t Representative Moroney has intro­ duced in the house a bill providing for the levying of a $50 annual tax upon all unmarried men of 30 years of age who under oath swear that they have not exerted due diligence in trying to get married. He shall be exempt from the fine, however, if he can produce evi­ dence to show that he tried to get mar­ ried. To be exempt from this act, how­ ever, if he remains single, he must pro­ duce the affidavit of some reputahlo woman that at least once a year he has made a proposal of marriage to her.— Austin (Tex.) Dispatch. 3-28 Pelton & Neil, AT 25c. H938. C h ild re n ’s checked g in g h am or w h ite c a m b ric S un Ilo itn ils. P rice, ?.«•. A T 20c. 11939. A little device that w ill make attv p a ir o f scissors sh a rp in ten second Brice, 20c; postage, 2c. *2. H 9t0. M en’s n e a t le a th e r Shoes I', every «lay o r d ress w ear, clastic sides < hook am i lace, sto u t soles. Brice, jMistage, 30c. 2Oc. 11911. In fa llib le Corn C u re, sim p le a n d g u a ra n te e d to cu re. Brice,20c; postage,?«:. The business of the meat m arkets of R P. Neil and J..E. Pelton ¡«carried on at the how AT The obi Pelton m arket, nn the west side of Main street near t i e bridge, where old and new custom ers w ill tiud us (•«fi­ ler prepared than ever to serve them with the choicest of meats aiidkiu first- class style at lowest prices AT A T 7 5 c. Arxli In ni-egfon. H912. L ad ies’ p u re w h ite eham o isf Kid G loves, long loose w risls an d very I vlish. P fic e , 75c. B, H . Bow m an, P u b . E n q u ire r, of B re ­ AT 3c. I I G m en, In d ., w rites: L a s t week o n r little g irl Iii»43. A ta b le t «if good cream ruled „ , I A f l 111 b ab y tb e o nly one we h av e w as ta k e n sick ’ ll |l|k ’ ill w ith croup. A fter tw o d o cto rs fa ile d to N ote P a p e r for le tte r w rilin g . Brice, 3c. a ™ ? . give reli« f an d life w as h a n g in g on a m ere th re a d we trie d O ne M in u te C ough C ure H914. L ad ies’ black kid b u tto n Shoes, an d its life w as sav ed . E . A. S h erw in . w ith black d o t h tops an d p atent leal h er tin s, m e d iu m heels a n d toes. Brice, $2; Y ad k in , th e V ersa tile. p ostage 1.5c. M rs, E. B. C h ristia n w ishes to a n n o u n c e C A K I'E T * K I.D l t EI». Of Yudkin, the Ansouia (Conn.) th a t sh e lias titled u p d re ssm a k in g p a rlo rs S m ith ’s T a p e stry C a rp e ts sewed jeweler and pawnbroker, a local paper to 11945. an y room , 45e y d ; R o x b u ry C arpels, a t th e 4’hitw o o d resilience, o p p o site H o te l says: “ It has been Yudkin, the peddler; 70c: lit best O regon, a n d is prepare«! to do all k in d s o f M oquettes. sew ed, 95c y d : Yudkin, the pawnbroker; Yudkin, the choice p a tte rn s . DE CASTELLANE. T h ey call th e C o u n t Do C astellan o “ tho po w d er b o x ” in P a ris, b u t he e v id e n tly k n o w s how to g a th e r “ th e d u s t” in A m e r­ ic a .— M in n eap o lis T rib u n e. M iss G ould is n o t ju s tly e n title d to so m u c h d istin c tio n . T h e re are alre ad y 27,- 000 w o m en in N ew Y o rk w h o s u p p o rt th e ir h u s b a n d s .— R ic h m o n d T im es. I t m u s t be v ery c o m fo rtin g to th e frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s of th e new C o u n tess C a ste lla n e t h a t h e r h u sb a n d w ill be ab le to s u p p o rt h e r in th e sty le to w h ich she h as been a c cu sto m ed .— P itts b u r g Com m e rc ial -G azett e. A n A m e ric a n g irl can becom e a c o u n t­ ess, b u t n o co u n tess ca n becom e an A m e ric a n g irl. T h is is in d eed a g re a t c o u n try of ours. A ll th e re s t of th e n a ­ tio n s of th e e a rth ta p e r off fro m i t . — D e­ tr o it F re e P ress. A c e rta in class of n ew sp a p er rea d ers w ill w ish th a t M iss G ould, n o w h ap p ily m a rrie d , w ill sta y m a rrie d . T h e th o u g h t of th e v o lu m e of t u f t h u n tin g w ritin g on space th a t w o u ld be d one sh o u ld th e C o u n tess of C a ste lla n e seek a divorce is a p p a llin g .— C hicago H erald . G ra n te d th a t, as a ru le, it is in b e tte r ta s te for an A m eric an h eiress to m a rry an A m e ric a n m a n — a n d as to th is th e re can be no d o u b t— s till M iss G ould is of age a n d co m p e te n t to select th e m a n she w a n ts fo r a h u sb a n d . I f h e r fa m ily does n o t o b ject to th e m a tch , no on e else h as th e r ig h t to .— C hicago T rib u n e . I t is on e of th e in h e re n t rig h ts of w o m ­ en a n d m en of a ll n a tio n s to choose th e ir p a rtn e rs for life, an d w h en th e ir ow n fa m ­ ilies do n o t o b ject i t seem s to be p lain t h a t it is nobody else’s b u sin ess to in te r- fore. C ritic ism of th e ir actio n s, therefore, on th e p a r t of o th e rs in th e p u b lic is clearly in th e lig h t of a n im p e rtin e n c e .— B o sto n H erald . D e W itt’s W itch H a a e l S a l v e scalds, b u rn s in d o le n t sores a n d fa ils to cure piles. E . A. S h erw in . ■ n pneumonia, n e u n io n ia . diphtheria, d in h fever and epidemics is given by Hood’s Sarsapa­ We’«!» The season of Italian opera ended none too soon, according to some very interesting stories which reach my ears. On the last Friday night of the per­ formances a strong smell of grease and cooking was traced to the box of a very A t the National Congress of Women re- 1 yygU known ex-commodore of the New c e n tly held in W a sh in g to n a d a u g h te r of York Yacht club, and npon investiga­ B rig h a m Y o u n g p itc h ed in to th e m e m ­ tion it was found that in the goodness bers of h e r ow n sex w h o re fu se d to g et m a rrie d B lood w ill te ll.— C h icag o D is­ of his heart he had permitted his fat old cook and her staff of assistants to occupy p atch . the family places. W om en h ad b e tte r keep relig io n o u t of Women in the neighboring boxes, th e ir p o litics th is sp rin g . I f th ey d o n ’t, th ey w ill g et in a w orse m ess th a n th e who were decked out in all their finery, m en h av e m a d e of it, a n d t h a t w o n ’t h elp were naturally highly indignant that a party of household servants should have th e m alo n g to w a rd th e goal of su ffrag ists. — T oledo Bee. been thrust in among them. People who did not wish to use their T h e p ro p o sitio n m a d e by th e N a tio n a l C o u n c il of W om en th a t w o m en h av e an boxes for matinee performances have e q u a l voice w ith m en in th e fo rm a tio n of more than once sent their servants, d iv o rce la w s seem s reaso n ab le, sin ce th e re which was sufficiently impertinent, but ca n be n o d iv o rce w ith o u t w o m a n .— N ew to send the cook and scullery maids to Y o rk A d v ertise r. an evening performance was either that W hen th e w o m en succeed in s e ttlin g display of a total lack of savoir faire or th e d ress q u e stio n to ev e ry b o d y ’s s a tisfa c ­ tio n , th e re is n o t th e s lig h te s t d a n g e r in was intended to be a direct affront p re d ic tin g th a t all o p p o sitio n to th e ir ta k ­ upon the adjacent boxholders.—Cholly in g c h a rg e of th e p u rific a tio n of p o litics Knickerbocker in^New York Recorder. Dr. B. W. Richardson of London gave, not long since, a lecture which he called “ How to Make the Most of Life. ” He thought we could make the most of life by in the first place getting good health, in which he was quite right. He believed, too, that everybody could have good health who lived right. Undoubt­ edly he was right there too. Living right, however, does not con­ sist in merely taking care of the hotly. The best physicians understand the great influence of the mind ar.d emo­ tions on the physical health. Furious rages, a malignant hatred, evil passions of any kind, as also persistent worry and fretting, will destroy the most perfect physical body that ever was bestowed ou a mortal. The mind should control the body. Unless the mind can control itself and its own emotions, then the body runs away with it and falls into disorder. The system man should pursue to live out his natural term of 105 years of life Dr. Richardson suggests in the fol­ lowing paragraph; DULUTH____ TO SOCIETY IM PERTINENCE. G ettin g th e B est O ut o f Life. P A C IF IC R .R . * T H E NÊW WOMAN. cures never PLAYS AND PLAYERS. R ose C o g h la n ’s n ew p lay is ca lled “ T h e M o d ern D u c h e ss.” T h e re p o rt t h a t th e re m a rk a b ly clever couple, R oss a n d F e n to n , h a v e se p arate d is u n tru e . J a m e s Y o u n g , th e y o u th fu l tra g e d ia n , p ro m ises to ap p e ar as H a m le t in N ew Y o rk in M ay. A s u su a l, Ja c o b L i t t is in lu ck . H is la te s t v e n tu re , “ T h e W a r of W e a lth ,” h as m a d e a tre m e n d o u s success. S a ra h B e rn h a r d t h as ju s t been q u o te d as sa y in g th a t i t is th e d esp air of h e r life th a t Z ola is n o t a d ra m a tis t. E b en P ly m p to n h as been en g ag ed by M rs. L a n g try to a p p e a r in a p ro m in e n t p a r t in h e r n ew play, “ G o ssip .” J o h n H are, th e L o n d o n ac to r, w ill en ­ gage E n g lis h ac to rs to s u p p o rt h im w h en he com es to A m e ric a n e x t season. E ste lle C la y to n ’s n ew com ic opera, “ T h e V ik in g ,” w ill be p ro d u ce d a t th e N ew Y ork C a rn e g ie M usic h a ll M ay 6. C issy F itz g e ra ld , th e G aiety g irl d a n c ­ in g in “ T h e F o u n d lin g ,” n o w o w n s a b ro u g h a m . L a s t su m m e r she w as e a rn in g £10 a w eek. N a t C. G oodw in w ill be on e of th e b u sie st th e a tr ic a l s ta rs th e co m in g s u m ­ m er, w ith a tr ip to E u ro p e a n d fo u r new p lay s to stu d y . O lg a N e th e rso le ’s A m e ric a n to u r w ill finish in B o sto n A p ril 8, a fte r w h ich she w ill r e tu r n Ut L o n d o n to p lay a te n w eek s’ season u n d e r M r. A u g u s tin D aly. C h a rles a n d D an ie l F ro h m a n w ill p ro ­ d u ce G eorge R . S im s ’ a d a p ta tio n of “ G ig- o le tte ,” ca lled “ T h e C ity of P le a s u re ,” a t th e E m p ire th e a te r, N ew Y o rk , n e x t A u ­ gust ___________________ STU B ENDS OF T H O U G H T . I n d aily liv in g it ia as w ise n o t to k n o w as to know . C o u rtsh ip is seldom a tr a in in g school fo r w h a t com es a fte r. C u p id d o e sn ’t fa tte n on a stead y d ie t of co rn beef a n d cabbage. A m illio n d o lla rs in g old c a n ’t b u y a m eal fo r a h u n g ry h ea rt. S om e m e n p u t in to th e ir pock etb o o k s m u c h m o re th a n th e ir m o n ey . I t is a d a n g e ro u s b u sin e ss fo r m en a n d w om en to lie to each o th e r u n til th e y aro m a rrie d . A w ise w o m an w ill n ev e r m a rry th e m a n w h o believes th a t th e w ife sh o u ld be e n tire ly d e p e n d e n t u p o n th e h u s b a n d .— D e tro it F re e P ress. L d u lv o vl AND VICINITY: dealer in secondhand furniture; Yud­ kin, the liveryman; Yudkin, the shoe W E IN S T O C K , L U B IN & C O . Sacramento, Cal, 5 dealer; Yudkin, the undertaker, and to the list is now added Yudkin, the bar­ ber. He carries on, at the present, all of T id in g s fo r Job P rin tin g . the above kinds of business.” C h o o sin g B e t w e e n T w o P e r ils . During the past two weeks 21 persons have been baptized at Prineville iu the cold waters of Ochoco creek, and others are waiting for warmer water, taking their chances meanwhile with other sin­ ners. —Portland Oregonian. F o r p h y sical ailm e n ts, esp ecially th ose in c id e n t to d e c lin in g years, th e re is no rem ed y th a t produces such sa tisfa c to ry resu lts as D r. J . H . M cL ean ’s L iv e r an d K idney B alm , its g en eral an d in v ig o ra tin g effect on L iver an d K idneys is rem a rk a b le . Sold by E . A. S herw in. A n A n s w e r F r o m E li. If international free trad e is impoverishing, is n o t in te rstate free trad e equally liurtfftl? T heodore J. W erner . Newark, N. J. Dressmaking ami Cultiiia A t re a so n a b le prices. SOCIETIES. N o tic e o f A d n i i i i i s t r n t o r s S a le . Masonic Directory, Ashland.. Notice is hereby given that by antliority of an order issued out of the county court for the county of Jackson, stale of Oregon, on the 24 •lav of April, Is'.i'i,—whli lt order is record« d iu Yo’l. 10 of Probate Records, 011 pages 268 anil 269, I will as the adralnislratoi of the estate of Nancy H errin, deceased, on Tuesday the 14th day of May, 1895, at 1 o'clock p. 111., at the front door of the court house in Jacksonville, said county, sell at public auction to the highesl bidder, foreash. all the right, title and interest of said decedent in and to the following de­ scribed lands, to wit: 31.73 The w e st---- of the south half of J. S. Herrin 51 12 Donation Band Claim. No. 17, in Township 3s South, Range One (l i West, W. M , Jackson ounty, Oregon, containingC9.29 acres of laud. P. D unk , Administrator. Dated Ashland, Oregon, April 6th, 1895 MALTA COMMANDERY NO 4. K. T. Meets first Wednesday of each month. E. V. MILLS, K. C. E. D. Briggs, Recorder. Ashland, Oregon. KISKIYOO CHAPTER, »□. 21, R. A. M. Regular eouvoeatious ou th e Thursday next after the full moon. C. H. VitU’i t , H. P. J.R. Casey , Sec’y. |9-36 ASHLAND LODGE NO. 23, A. F. A A. M Stated com m unication on the Thursday of o r before the full moon. J. P. GILMORE, W. M. J. R. Casey, Secretary. No. There is no similarity. When we N o tic e o f A n n u a l M e e ti n g o f | ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. R. 8. huy manufactured free trade goods from Stated m eetings nn lat and 3d Tuesday in S to c k h o l d e r s . Europe, made by cheap labor, our high each m onth. The regular annual meeting of Ute stock­ priced labor will he idle or work for M rs . ALICE KANE, W . M. of the Bank of Ashland 3« ill lie h e ld at Mrs. E. A. Sherwin, Secretary. their low pay, plus the freight. Europe holders the rooms of the Bank Saturday, May 1th, ls'.u, will have our money, and we will have at 2 p. m. E. V. C arter , Cashier. March 27, 1895. idle workmen. In American states high ASHLAND LODGE No. 4 wages prevail everywhere. One state I. O. O. F., cannot ruin another. The high wages of H udya Massachusetts cannot harm the high Holds regular m eetings every Saturday even N- ittg at liteir hall in Ashland. Brethren iu good wages of Illinois. Every state grows standing are cordially iuvited to attend. rich, and the nation prospers. Our mon­ A. D. ilELMAN, N. G. H.S. Evans, Secretary, ey stays at home. It goes into circula­ i tion. It does not go to Europe, as it PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT NO 1«, I O O F would with international free trade. E li P erkins . L ad ies w h o ex p erien ce a sense of w eak­ ness, an d so m etim es lam en ess of th e hack sh o u ld ns ■ Dr. J . II. M cl c a n ’s S tre n g th e n ­ in g C ordial a n d Bhsid P u rifier, it will sup ply th e m uch need ed s tre n g th an d >»ver- cotite all w eak en in g irre g u la ritie s . Sold by E. A. Sherw in. Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and 4tl Monday in eaelt m outh. Mt-iubi-rs iu good standing cordially invited to attend H. 8. EVANS, O P. Sobt. Taylor, Scribo. îBtFOKEi HO IT REBECCA DEGREE LODGE NO. 14 Meets on the 2d ami 4tli Tuesday in each m outh in Odd Fellows’s Hall, Ashland. M rs . L uki . la W hittle , N. G Mrs. Mollie Farlow, Sec’y. Gr* When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castori*. For liver F ifty Years. All old-and w ell-tried remedy. -Mrs.Winslow s Bool lung Syrup has been used forover fifty years by millions of mothers for th eir children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic,and is the best remedy for D larrho a. Is pleasant to Ihe taste. Sold by druggists in every part.of th e world. Twenty-live cents a bottle. Jts value is iitcalcuable. Be sure an«l ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and t a k e no other kin d . This extra­ ordinary Be- juveuator is lito m o s t w o n d e rfu l discovery of th e age. I t lias been en­ dorsed by the leadingseien- tiiic men of Europe and America. Hudyan is purely vege­ table. Hudyan stops Premalureness of th e d i s- cltarge in 20 davs. Cures LOST MANHOOD I M S Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Sen­ sations,N erv­ ous twitching of the eyes and o t h e r parts. Strengthens, in v ig o r a te s and tones the entire system. Hudyan cures D e b ility , Nervousness, E m is s io n s , anddevelopts and restores weak organs. Pains in the back, losses by d a y o r Hight stopped HIDOz/llfc'j T o W o o d C o n tra c to rs . To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given th a t bids wi 1 he received by the Board of Directors of School District No. 5. at Ashland Oregon, until Friday. May 3d, 1895, for 139 tiers more or less, of 18 inch wood, one-third piue or fir, balance oak, to be delivered, tiered and measured iu the woodsheds of the different school buildings as directed by th e Board of Direetors. Wood to he thoroughly seasoned and delivered by Sept. 1st, 1895. Wood to be cut from large trees, and no sticks to exceed six inches iu diam eter accepted. Bids for either the pine and fir or oak received sepa ratelv. The board reserves the right to reject attv or a'.l bids. Bv order Board of Directors. C. H. G illette . C e rk School District No. 5. quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements. Prematureness means imootency in the first age. It is a symptom o f seminal weakness sta? ad barrenness. It can be stopped in 20 days an<___ b7 the use o f Hudyan. The new discovery was m ade by the Special- ists of the old famous Hudson Medical Institute. It is the strongest vitalizer made. It is very powerful, but harmless. Sold for 81.00 a pack­ age <>r6 nackages for 35.00 (plain sealed boxes). Written guarantee given for a cure. I f you buy six boxes and are not entirely cured, six more will be sent to yon free of all charges. Send f ir circular« and testimonials. Address HODSON MB.DICAL, IN S T IT U T E , J u n c t i o n S t o c k t o n , H a r k e t A >3 11« S im . S a n F ' a i ie i s e o , C 'al. Insist on AKAV AHP SODA in packages^ of im itation trade m arks m d labels. ft C o s ts n o m o r e t h a n i n f e r i o r p a c k a g e s o d a — uni­ versally acknowledged purest in tbe world. n e v e r s p o ils t h e f l o u r , k e e p s s o f t , a n d is Rade only by CHURCH & CO., Rew York. Scld by grcccra everywhere, for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipes—FREE. w Ashland Ledge, A. 0 .U.W. Meets iu lodge room in Masonic Hal every second and s - ourth Wednesday in each mouth. Present hour of meeting 7:00 fi. n. At B rethren in good standing are cordially InvIt ed to attend. J. R. TOZER, M W. J. R. Casey, Recorder. H. 0. T. M. Granite Telit No. 4, Knights of the Maccabees Meet in regular review mt the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd Eel lows Hall, Ashland. Visiting Kir K nights eoi dially invited. E. ALLEN HILDRETH, Com. G. W. C rowson , R. K. Knights of Fythi&s. p RNA1TE LODGE, NO. 23, Knight* of Pythias x t Ashland, Oregon, meet* every Friday even ing. Visiting Knigiit* in good standing cordially iuvited to attend. A. E. GRAHAM, C. C. F. D. Wagner, K. of R.