S e m i- W e e k ly T i d i n g s
M o n d a y ......................................J u n e 10
1805
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
E u ro p e P r o str a te a t th e F e e t o f
th e C o n q u ero r.
for Infants
and
00NTEDEEÄTI0N OF THE RHINE.
Children.
"CaatOTla Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
H. A. Aacwca, M. D.,
I l l So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
C astoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eruetation,
Villa Worms, gives sleep, and promotes Jt
“ The use nt ‘Castoria’ is so universal and
Its merits so well knowu that it seem s a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent fam ilies who do not keep Caatoria
within easy reach."
“ For several years I have recommended
your ‘ Castoria, ’ and shall always continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results.”
.
E dwin F. P ardbb . M. D.,
“ The Winthrop," 125th Street and 7th Ave.,
New York City.
C asio « M abtyn , D. D.,
New York City.
J .ate Pa»tor Bloomingdale KeformeJ Church.
Lonis an d J er o m e B o n a p a rte M ade K in gs.
P ru ssian s O verw h elm ed a t A n ersta d t and
J en a —A llie d A rm ies D estroyed at F ried -
la n d —T reaty o f T ilsit.
Without injurious medication.
[Copyright, 1886, by John Clark Ridpath.]
Tax Cmrrann C ompany , 77 M urray S trekt , N ew Y ork .
CONGRESS OF RELIGIONS.
EAST • and ■
T h e G reat F ea tu re o f th e W o rld ’s F a ir tt
B e R ep ea ted a t T oronto.
T h e p a rlia m en t o f r e lig io n s w a s o n e o l
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th e m o st su c c e ssfu l o f th e m a n y g rea t g a th
e r in g s o f th e peop le o f a ll n a tio n s w h ich
w ere h eld a t C h ica g o d u r in g th e C o lu m
b ian ex p o sitio n . I t a ttra cted w o rld w id e
. - -OF THE—
a tte n tio n and w a s d iscu ssed in th e press
a n d th e p u lp it in m a n y la n g u a g es. T he
su ccess o f th a t p a rlia m en t is prob ab ly o n e
o f th e p r in cip a l ca u ses w h ic h h a v e led to
th e c a llin g o f a P a n -A m e r ic a n co n g ress o f
Kxpre Trains leave Portland daily
r e lig io n a n d ed u ca tio n to b e h eld a t T o
NORTH
SOUTH.
Ar. 8:20.i. M ron to, from th e 18th to th e 2 5th o f J u ly
«:15 e. m Lv. Portlaud,
Lv. 1:40 e. M n ex t. A cop ÿ o f th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e
10:40 A. M Ar. Ashland,
Ar. 4:10 F. M. g a th e r in g sta te s th a t it w ill be com p osed
11:10 A. M ; Lv. Ashland,
Lv.l 7:00 e M o f “ rep resen ta tiv e la y m en an d clerg y m en
l.»:4.5 A. M. lAr. San Francisco.
Above trains stop at all stations from from ev ery co u n try , p ro v in ce a n d sta te o f
Portland to Alb«' y in clu sive; also, Tangent,
-hedds, Halsev
Harrisburg, Junction City. N o rth an d S o u th A m erica , in c lu d in g
Irviug, Eiigen. and at all stations from Rose P r o te sta n ts, R om an C a th o lics an d H e
burg to Ash laud inclusive.
b r e w s.”
RGMKKIIKG MAIL. (D a lly .)
A board o f co m m issio n ers, c o n s is tin g o f
LEA VE
A RR IV E
o n e for each sta te or co u n try , h a s ch a rg e o f
Roseburg
5:50 I' R
Portland
s:30 a »
t::«i c M th e in te r e sts o f th e co n g ress. T h ese g e n
Portland
7 no a «
Ko.se burg
tle m e n lo o k to th e a p p o in tm e n t o f d ele
I F in in g C a r s o n Og«l«*n K o n to . g a te s a n d a tte n d to v a rio u s o th er p r e lim i
naries. T h e co n g ress w ill b e d iv id ed a s fo l
lo w s:
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Authors, editors and publishers ; educational
section, including colleges, academies, sem ina
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS, ries and schools; philanthropic section, includ
ATTACH Kl> TO A 1.1. TH ItO H IM T R A IN S
ing hospitals, asylum s, orphanages, homes, re
form atories, etc. To th is section the state,
Went Sl«l« t>ivtf»ion
county and m unicipal governm ents are invited
send specially accredited delegates. Wom
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS to
an's section, including tem perance work and
M all T r a in B a lly , K x cv p t S u n d a y )__
rescue w ork; denom inational section; young
7:30 A. M. I Lv. Portlaud,
Ar. |
5:35 r. M people’s section, including young people’s so
12:15 P. M. | Ar. Corvallis,
Lv. |
t:00 P. M cieties, Sunday schools, kindergartens, m is
At Albany and Corvallis connect with train, sionary societies, etc.
of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
G en eral sessio n s w ill b e h eld each m o r n
in g a n d e v e n in g , w h ile th e a ftern o o n w ill
K vpreaa T r a in D a ily (E x cep t S u a d a y
b e d evoted to sep arate m e e tin g s o f th e sec
3:25
Lv. Portland.
Ar.
1:40 r. M.
tio n s. We do n o t u n d ersta n d th a t th e g a th
5:50
Ar. M cM innville, Lv
7:25 F. M.
e r in g is ca lled in th e in terest o f th e m o v e
Through T ick ets to all Points in the m e n t fo r ch u rch u n it y — a c o n so lid a tio n o f
E astern S ta te s, C anada and Europe, a ll th e ch u rch es. I t s o b ject is to p rom ote
t an be obtained at lowest rates from E. C.
c o m p e titio n in good w ork , to ex ch a n g e
Kane, agent, A shland. Or.
v ie w s a s to m e th o d s o f e d u ca tin g , refo rm
E. P ROGERS.
R KORULEK
KORULE*
»«»» u F ,fc P»*« Arene
Manager.
in g a n d e v a n g e liz in g an d n o t to co n ten d
over q u e stio n s o f creeds a n d try to b rin g
Thomas F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Henry C. a ll ch u rch es, sects an d d e n o m in a tio n s on
to o n e p la tfo r m .— W a sh in g to n P o st.
Rouse, Receivers
T h e S h a s ta R o u te
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
A. N
A. M
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ORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
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D in in g C a r s
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ST. HAUL
M IN N E A P O ’d 8.
DULUTH
KA RGO
G R A N D FORKS
TO
C R O O K ST O N
BUTTE
THROUGH
In th e sp rin g th e hnm an b oilv n eed s a s
sista n c e to throw off th e sta g n a tio n pro
duced by w in ter d ie t. A s th e tem p eratu re
• ises n n d er th e grow in g h ea t o f th e su n ’s
ravs, we feel tired , h a lf-sick an d low in
sp irits, b eca u se th e b lood is slu g g ish and
full o f im p u rities. D r. J . H , M cL ean ’s
S tren g th en in g C ordial a n d B lood I urifier
is a relia b le sp rin g rem edy to in v ig o ra te
th e b od y a n d g iv e to n e to th e d ig estio n .
P rice $1 per b o ttle . F or sa le by K. A.
S h erw in.
T IC K E T S
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H a v in g u sed C h a m b erla in ’s Congh R em
ed y in m y fa m ily and fo u n d it to b e a first-
c la ss a rticle. I ta k e p lea su re in recom m end
in g it to m y fr ie n d s. J . V. F o ster, W est-
port, C a l. For sa le by E A. S h erw in ,
C H IC A G O
W.L. D ouglas
$3 shoe ..... .
IS THE BEST.
__ FIT FOR A KING.
3.
W A S H IN G T O N
CO RDO VAN,
FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALF.
F ine C alf & K ang arch
P H IL A D E L P H IA
BOSTON A N D A L L
’ »3.so POLICE,3 SOLES.
<2SO *2. workingmen ’ s
P O IN T S E A S T and SO U T H
J2.$l.7-? BOYSSCHOOlSHOti
N EW YORK
T IM E
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L A D IE S -
SC H E D U L E
For iuform ailon, tim e cards, ma,is, and tick
ets, call on or write S. F. C ass , Agent, Grant’s
Pass, or
A I). CHARLTON Asst. tien. Pass. Agent,
2.V» Morrison sL,ei>r. 3d, POkTLANh, OREGON
KOKT. I.KON ARP, Agent, Ashland.
A. I I. CAM*ON
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BROCKTON. MASS.
Over One M illion People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes a re equally satisfactory
They g iv e th e b est value for the m oney.
They equal custom Shoe« In sty le and (It.
Their w earing q u alities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform ,— stamped on sole,
prom $ i to $ j saved over other m akes.
it vour dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
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County Treasurer’s 3d Notice.
S ix m ile« Month o f G ra n t’s P a ss, J o se p h in e
c o u n ty , O reg o n .
A. H. CARSON_& SON, Prop’s.
100,000 Trees in Stock!
-C o n sistin g o f -
AI’l’LE, PEAR, PEACH,
PLUM , PRUNE CHERRY,
APRICOT, NECTARINE,
ALMOND, WALNUT, and
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Grape Vine, Currant«, Gooseberries.
Blackberries, Ruspberries,
Strawberries. Figs,
Etc., Etc.
• )ar trees a re g ro w n w ith o u t irr ig a tio n on
R ed h ill la n d , an d a ll o f know n v a rieties
th a t sn ooeed in S o u th e r n O reg o n .
T h o se c o n te m p la tin g tree p la n tin g w ill
d o w ell to v is it our o rch a rd a n d n u rsery , or
w rite us for p rice lis t .
PiMtoffioe — M u rphy, J o se p h in e o o n u ty
O regon
R . R . s t a tio n , Gr& nvs P a ss.
CA RSO N & SON.
Pointing Plows, 75c.
A n d o th e r w ork in p ro p o rtio n
A T M A RK LE'S SHOP.
Spring Street, A shland.
Jacksonville, Oregon May 23, lsofi.
Office of County Ireasnrer of Jackson county.
Notice is hereby given that there are funds in
the com ity treasury for the redemption of all
outstanding warrants protcsie-l from S ep u n ilar
8, 1888, to October 8, 1888. Interest on same will
cease after the above dale.
M. S. W klch ,
Bv L. L. J acobs , Deputy. County Treasurer.
N A PO LEO N B Y L E F E V R E .
protectorate. Napoleon would thus con
struct a Germanio wall between Easteru
Europe and France, protecting the lat
ter against the further incursion of the
Austro-Slavic races.
The next step was to convert Holland
into a sub-kingdom of France. On the
5th of June, 1806, Lonis Bonaparte, to
whom, four years previously, Horteuse
Beauharnais had been married, was
proclaimed king of Holland. Out of
Hesse-Cassel, Brunswick and parts of
Saxony and Prussia, the kingdom of
W estphalia was formed, and assigned
to Jerome Bonaparte as king. To him —
after T ilsit—was given in m arriage the
princess Catherine of W urtembnrg. In
the countries between the Rhine and
W E
GIVE AWAY
A Sam ple Package (4 to 7 doses) of
Dr. Pierce’s
Pleasant Pellets
7 b a n y on e s e n d in g n a m e a n d a d d re ss to
Summons.
MORRIS HOWELL
P e lto n & N e il,
Consolidateli
\i> U
Dressmaking ami
\ f ) l l H S P (^ i T olewe
S t ir n e œ s
A T h o u g h tfu l W om an .
N o d d — W hat d o y o u th in k o f m y n ew
b ureau? I t ’s a p resen t fro m m y w ife.
T o d d — F in e ! S o th o u g h tfu l o f her,
w a s n ’t it?
N o d d — Y es. S h e d id n ’t h a v e room
en o u g h in th e o th er to p u t a ll her clo th es
in i t . — C lo th ier a n d F u rn ish er.
Men’s, boys’ ami children’s clothing at
Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s.
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W IN N I P E G
H E L E N A an d
X V II.—M apmaker and K ino of K ings .
After Austerlitz, Napoleon oonceded
to the Czar of Rassia the p r iv ile g e of
retiring 1 Only a month before, Alex
ander had been in Berlin. Out at Pots
dam, on the 3rd of November, he and
Frederick W illiam had sworn a secret
mighty oath over the tomb of Frederiok
the Great. This conjuration w ith the
Czar did not now seem to have been an
expedient thing 1 Frederick, supposing
that Napoleon was not informed of his
perfidy, sent to the victor at A usterlitz
a message of hollow oongratnlation.
The Emperor, on receiving it, said that
Frederick W illiam had w ritten the let
ter, intending it for the Czar, but for
tune had c h a n g e d th e a d d r e s s to h im se lf!
The treaty of Pressbnrg was another
peaoe th at did not pacify. Europe was
prostrate before Napoleon as far as the
Vistula; but England covered all sea
coasts from the A driatic to the Baltic,
and the whole Slavic race lay darkly
banked on the horizon of the Northeast.
The Emperor began at once, w ith in
credible audacity, to make a new po
litical map for the European Powers,
and to support it w ith his nnder-kings
and princes, vassals of France. Influ
enced by the recent Russo-Austrian
coalition, Italy, under the leadership of
Ferdinand, king of the Two Sicilies,
had hopefully sympathized w ith the al
lies. Instigated by his wife, Caroline
Maria, sister of Marie Antoinette, the
Neapolitan king adm itted into his do
minions a division of the Russian army.
The cause of offense was sufficient;
Napoleon, in January of 1806, sent a
corps, nnder his brother Joseph, to oo-
onpy Italy. On the 15th of February,
having entered Naples; Joseph was pro
claimed king, and the Bonrbon mon
archy was abolished.
N otw ithstanding the intended treach
ery of Frederick W illiam, the Emperor
kept faith w ith him, and delivered Han
over to Prussia. The King was reluctant
to accept the gift; for Hanover was
England’s, and he would fain be at one
w ith England. The principalities along
the right bank of the Rhine, even from
Italy to Holland, were erected into the
Confederation of the Rhine. Fourteen
princes of Germany voluntarily detach
ed themselves from their Teutonio af
filiations, and carried over a population
of about sixteen millions to the French
A P atern al L u llab y.
Poland, extending southward into Italy driven back by W ellington. A division '
and northw ard to the Baltic, a great nnder Marshal Moncey, marching on j Rock-a-by, baby, on the tree top.
w ill warble your w eeping to stop;
nnmber of dukedoms and principalities Valencia, was defeated, as was also Papa
Mamma is anxious to vote lik e a man.
Is conducting the Shoemaking business
were created and conferred on the m ar General Dupont, in the battle of Baylen, And w e’ve got to h ustle the best that w e can.
next to the Ashland B ouse alone again
shals of the E m pira Mnrat, husband of in Andalusia, where the French losses
baby, on the tree top.
aud is prepared to do everything iu the
Caroline Bonaparte, was made grand amounted to nearly 20,000. Iu August of Rock-a-by,
Mamma is busy electing a P o p ;
line of
duke of Berg and Cleves. Lannes be 1808 occurred the siege of Saragossa, { Sister is hunting the jiattern she’d like
came duke of M ontebella Juuot was memorable alike in history and poesy. For bloomers, anti grandma is riding a bike.
presently nominated duke of Abrantes. Not until February of the following Rock-a-by, baby, and when you're asleep
Bernadotte received the title of prince of year was the stronghold surrendered to i Father h is elutes at the office w ill keep.
Pontecorvo. Ney got his hard-earned the French, whose losses during the • For his place he w ill lose if too long he delays.
And h e’ll tend babies the rest of his days.
dukedom of Elchingen. Berthigr was siege are said to have exceeded 50,000!
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—Washington Star.
made duke of Neuchâtel and Yalangin.
It was just after these events that the
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Soult became duke of D alm atia Mas hollow congress was held at Erfurt. By d ia l and B lood P u rifier is tr ad
m ira b ly ad ap t
In first class slyle and at prices in
sena took his honor as prinoe of Essling. the first week of December, 1809, Na ed to m ake “ a little g o a lo n g w ay.” Its
keeping with the times.
Davont, after a little delay, was made poleon had returned to Paris. During cu rative pow er is la rg ely a ttr ib u ta b le to GIVE HIM A CALL.
duke of A uerstadt Bacciocchi, husband his recent stay in Vienna—perhaps in it s stim u ln n t. to n ic nud n u tritiv e preqier-
tie s, by w hich th e en ergy o f th e sy stem is
of Elise Bonaparte, was created prince his conferences w ith Emperor Francis recru
ited , i t is p lea an t to th e ta s e , e a s
of Lucca and Piombino. Eugene Beau at Schonbrnun—be had had a thought. ily borne on the s om ach and h a rm less u n
harnais was given in m arriage Augusta There was at that tim e in the palace of d er p rolon ged u se. P rice $1 ,a-r b d tle.
A m elia daughter of the king of Bavaria, the Hapsburgs a girl just eighteen years F or sa le by E. A. S h erw in .
and the title of prince of Venice. The of age. Josephine was forty-six and
J ohn C lark R idpath
process of king-îhakiug and prince-mak a-half!
The buxines« of the meni warketw o í U
Neil Alut J. K. P»‘lt4»n U carried «m now », •
ing was limited, not so much by the
S y m p to m s o f k in d er D o u b le sh o u ld be
possibilities of territory as by the num p rom p iiy a tten d ed to; th e y are n a tu re’s When Baby was sick, we gave her Casteria.
ber of the Im perial retinae.
w h ru iu gs th a t so m eth in g is w ron '. M any
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Prussia now became a scene of stormy persons d ie v ictim s o f k id n ey d isease w ho When she became Miss, she clung to Castori».
could h ave b een saved had th ey ta k en
agitation. The hum iliated House of proper
Wlieii «lie hail Children, she gave U acau Castori*
p reca u tio n s. T h e prom pt use o f
Hohenzollern looked in this direction D r. J . H . M cL ean 's L iver an d K id n ey Halm
The old Pelion market, on the west sidt
of Main street near the I ridge, when
aud in that. The younger element of h as saved th o u sa n d s o f v a lu ab le liv e s. If
old and new eustom ers w ill find us le t
the people and the philosophical patriots you have an y d eran gem en t o f th e k id n eys,
ter prepared than ever to serve the 1
try
it.
P
rice
$1
per
b
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F
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with tile choicest of meats H iidjn firs'
cried out against the domination of A. S h erw in .
class style at lowest prices
For liver F ifty Year«.
France. Meanwhile, a strange and far-
An
old
and
well
tried
rem
edy.—Mrs.Winslow's
A s ililm itl«
reaching contingency appeared among
SWALLOWED A SNAKE.
Soothing Syrup has been used (m over tidy years
the p e r s o n a l forces in Europe. Charles
by m illions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. It soothes the
James Fox, successor of P itt, became T h e R e p tile G rew , b u t th e C hild L ost ch
ild , softens the gum s, allays all p ain,cures
F le sh U n til R eliev ed .
Minister of Foreign Affairs, nnder the
wind colic,end is the best remedy for Diarrho a. Win Fox.
D. 1». »¡..i -
Is
pleasant Io the taste, sold by druggists in
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premiership of Grenville. Fox would
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Twenty-live
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fain have peace. He was not devoid of Mr. an d M rs. A lb e r t B o b len z, re sid in g bottle. Its value is incalcuable. Be sure and
SueceiuOis to )l. J. Hicks.
n ear G u rleys, O ., to o k a d rin k o f w a ter
for Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing Syrup, and
aside as sentim ental trifles, and the fro m an open w ell, an d a s soon as sh e had ask
take no otliei kind
CITY FREIGHT AND PASSENCER TRANSE: R.
new political m arriage was confirmed in ta k e n it ran to th e h o u se an d in form ed her
August of 1807. He who had orowned m oth er th a t sh e httd sw a llo w e d s o m e th in g
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
Napoleon in Notre Dame now broke a liv e. F rom th a t tim e u n til la st S atu rd ay
Teams always resdv to answer calls for I
with him —and broke himself against th e ch ild su ffered au d g ra d u a lly grew th in
fer work of all kinds promptly and at I.
him. Iu February of 1808 the augry ner in flesh.
rales.
D rs. S ager o f A g o sta an d F easter o f L a
I’a-seiiger haeksuo all trains ami pass« '
Emperor ordered General Miollis to oc
R u e w ere ca lled to th e aid o f th e ch ild . In
ami baggage «h-llvered Jo all pa is of t h e ei
cupy Rom a He proceeded to puuish the th e m e a n tim e th e w ell from w h ich th e w a
W. od I'm sale Single tier, jt 75; two tier aid
upwards, *1.50 per tier, delivered.
Holy Father by taking away the prov ter w a s ob ta in ed w a s ex a m in e d by Mr.
ICE is season .
inces of Ancona, Macerata, Fermo and an d M rs. B obk'uz, au d to th eir .co n stern a
Y o u r h u s b a n d w ill n o tic e a g reat
Will handle ice in Ashland d iirin gth esu i un r
Urbiuo, aud annexing them to the king tio n th ey fo u n d several y o u n g sn a k es in
season. Itelivere.1 at your door every mor tilng
im p ro v e m e n t in y o u r c o o k in g ,
dom of Italy. Still the Pope would not th e w ell, w h ich m easu red som e tw o in ch es
|4 1
when
recede. The dispute became hot, and the in le n g th . T h is in v e s tig a tio n s tr e n g th
Emperor wrested from the supreme pon en ed th e c h ild ’s story o f h a v in g sw a llo w ed
tiff the rem ainder of the Roman States. a liv e ob ject, an d sh e w a s treated accord
use
in g ly . T here w ere a lte r n a tin g hop es and
The Pope, in June of 1809, hurled fears in her case, au d c o n seq u en tly m u ch
Y o u r h o u s e w ill n o t be filled w ith
back his defiance iu a bull of excommu r ejo icin g w h en th e tre a tm e n t proved su c
nication. On the 6th of July the French c e ssfu l a u d th e lit t le o n e w a s relieved o f a
th e o d o r o f h o t lard , when
took possession of the Quirinal palace, sn ak e, w h ic h m easu red e x a c tly 12 in ch es
\ 6 u u s e < 2 Q °k e w E
gently seized the Holy Father, and con in le u g th , su g g e s tin g th e e v id e n t g ro w th
A N D V IC IN IT Y :
voyed him prisoner, first to Grenoble, o f th e y o u n g rep tile in th e year it had in
M rs, E. B. C h ristian w ish es to a n n o u n c e
h a b ited th e sto m a c h .— C in c in n a ti E n
and finally to Fontainebleau.
Y o u r d o c to r w ill lo se so m e o f h is
q uirer.
th
a t sh e h a s fitted up d ressm a k in g parlors
The Spanish people were the hum
a t th e C h itw ood resid en ce, o p p o site H o te l
D y s p e p s ia ca se s, when
blest of Catholics. The accession of Jo-
Travelers find a sa fe co m p a n io n in D e
O regon , and is prepared to do all k in d s o f
eeph Bonaparte as king was strongly op W itt’s C olic an d C holera C ure. A ch an ge
in d ;in k in g w ater an d in d ie t o fte n cau ses
IK
t>
(o
ffO
L
£
N£
posed by a counter revolution. The pa severe and d an g ero u s co m p la in ts. T hi«
triots who favored the restoration of m ed ic'n e a lw ays cu res th em . E. A. Sber-
C u iliiii!
Y o u r c h ild re n can safely e a t th e
Ferdinand VII. were headed by the w in .
Ju n ta of Seville, and their party was in
A t rea so n a b le p rices.
sam e food as y o u rse lf, when
F a ta l C ollision a t a D ance.
flamed not a little by religious rancor
hat m a y prove a fa ta l a ccid en t occurred
u s e < 2 £ !2 iE N £
on account of the indignities to the a t W
SOCIETIES.
a co u n try d an ce a t S h e lb y v ille S atu rd ay
Pope. Nearly a’ half million soldiers n ig h t.
were put into the field, and in support
A d an ce w a s in p rogress a t th e resid en ce
Y o u r m o n e y w ill b e sav ed , a n d
of these came into Spain Eugljsb armies o f D a n ie l M eltyer, an d th e m erry dan cers
M a s o n ic D ir e c t o r y , A s h l a n d .
y o u r c o o k in g p raise d , when
under Sir John Moore, Sir David Baird w ere e n jo y in g a q u a d r ille w h en su d d en ly
and Lieutenant-General A rthur W elles tw o o f th e p a rticip a n ts fe ll to th e floor.
MALTA COMMANDEKY NO 4, K. T.
M isses E liza b eth W orland an d M o llie W il
ley.
,
Meets first Wednesday ol each month.
son
had
co
llid
ed
w
ith
th
e
ir
heads,
and
Critics have regarded the treaty of
F a m o u s co o k s, p ro m in e n t p h y
K. V. MILLS, K. C.
b oth fe ll u n co n scio u s. T h ey w ere carried
E. D. Briggs, Recorder.
Bayonne and the rupture w ith the Pope from
sician s a n d th o u s a n d s o f e v e ry
th e room an d m ed ica l a id su m m o n ed
Ashland, Oregon.
as the beginning of Waterloo. The ro from C y n th ia n a , a sm a ll to w n near by.
d a y h o u s e k e e p e rs e n d o rs e i t
mancer—looking only at the dram atis M iss W ilson w a s restored to co n scio u sn ess
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, N >. 21, R. A. M.
W ill y o u g iv e it a tria l ?
personae— m ight well begin his story of soon afterw ard , b u t a ll efforts to restore
Regular convocations on the Thursday n ext
Sold In 3 and 5 pound pails, t y all grocer»
the overthrow of the First French Em M iss W orland h a v e proved fu tile , an d it is
after the full moon.
C. II V aucki . H. P.
pire w ith the pretty face and soft hands feared her in ju r ie s m ay prove fa ta l. B o th
J.R. Casqy, Sec'y.
M ade o n ly by
of Elizabeth Patterson! But History, y o u n g la d ies are o f p ro m in en t fa m ilie s.
D a v id Coers, a y o u n g m a n w e ll k n o w n
deeper than marriages and divorces,
The N. K. Fairbsnfc
in th e n eigh b orh ood , w a s M iss W orlan d ’s
ASHLAND LODGE NO. 23, A. F. A A. M
deeper, than emperors and popes, sees partner, an d on se e in g her fa ll to th e floor
Company,
Stated com m nnication on the Thuraday of or
rather the lines of eternal causation ran o u t o f th e h o u se an d h a s n o t been
before the full moon.
,
ST.
LOUIS
and
J P. GILMORE, W. M.
stretching through the dust and turm oil, heard o f s in c e .— In d ia n a p o lis T elegrap h .
Chl«aco,Ncw Votfc,
J. R. Casey, Secretary.
and tho mere persons of the play d art
■»•ton.
W h en your h eart p a in s y , u an d unusual
ing hither and yon like ephemera!
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. I, O. K. 8.
p a lp ita tio n is freq u en t, accom p an ied som e
Napoleon’s banner still rose and float tim e s w ith sh o rtn ess o f breath and low
Stated m eetings on 1st and Sd Tuesday in
ed, for a while, in the highest sky. On sp irits you are su fferin g from a disordered
each m onth.
Iß t
M rs . ALICE KANE, W. M
the Continent none conld resist him sta te o f Jthe liver, d ig e stio n is im p erfect
d th ere is w ind on th e stom ach . I f a l
Mrs. E. A. Sherwin, Secretary.
further. He sealed all harbors nntil the an
ifvoutisc
the
Pctaluoi*1
low ed to rem nin th e trou b le w ill u ltim a te
Incubators a Biuodera.
trade between London and Hamburg ly reach th e k id n ey s and th en beeoraes
Make money w hile
ASRLAND LODGE No. 4
was carried on b y w a y o f C o n s ta n tin o p le ! d an gerou s to life . S tep s sh ou ld he tak en
Others are wasting
tim e by old processes.
The German princes, against all preju to sta y its p rogress on th e ap p earan ce of
48
Page
e first sym p tom s. D r. J. H . M cL ean’s
C alalogtells all about
1. O . O . P .,
dices of race and tradition, sought eag th
Illustrated :
it.andaescribcs every
L iver and K id n ey B alm is esp e c ia lly
i
Catalogue
Hold«
regular
m
eetings
every Saturday even
article
needed
for
th
e
erly to enter the Confederation of the a d ap ted for d isord ers o f th is k in d . P rice
I FR EE.
ing at their hall in Ashland. Bretlireu in good
poultry business.
Rhine. The displacement of the Spanish $1 pe.r b o ttle . F or sa le by E . A. S h erw in.
standing are cordially in vited 4.0 attend.
A. D. HELMAN, N. U.
Bourbons seemed to conclude the career
The “ ERIE
W in ter T hought« F rom IM llville.
H. S. Evans, Secretary,
mechanically the best
of th at race. The old monarchy had be
W e are n o w o fferin g a h a lf in te r e st in
iwheel. Prettiest model.
come spectral.
‘We are Pacific Coast
ou r paper for on e overcoat au d a pair of
PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT NO 16, 1 O O F
Agents. Bicycle cata-
The years 1808-9 had this complexion sn ow sh oes.
_____
logue,mailed free,gives
Meets iu Odd F ellow s’s Hall every 2d and 4tl
for Napoleon—that he m ight regard the
O ur straw b erry p atch is a th in g o f th e
Monday iu each m onth. Members in good
full describí ion. prices, etc., aofvts w anted .
past as finished. As to the future, he p ast, b u t w e s t ill h op e to rea lize so m e th in g
standing cordially invited to attend.
PETALTL (A INCUEATC« CO., Petaluma,Cal.
H. 8. EVANS, C P
B kanc H IlovsB , 231 S Mam St., fcos Angeles.
saw th at shining like a sun through the fro m it, a s frosted straw b erries in M ay are
^tobt. Taylor, Scribe.
east-windows of the Tuileries. Never a n u n u s u a l s ig h t in G eorgia.
Q u ito a n u m b er o f ou r re la tio n s are n o w
theless there was peaoe nowhere. If the
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE. NO. 14.
Estray Notice.
past was finished, the present was ohaos sp e n d in g th e w in te r an d th e ex p o sitio n
Meets on the 2d. and 4th Tuesday in ear.,
w ith us.
and the future merely pregnant. His
Taken up by the undersigned at h is place iu mouth in Odd Fellows's Hall. Ashland.
We h a v e b u n g u p ou r lin e n d u ster o n a
M rs . L uki . i . a W hitti . r . N. G.
Talant
precinct,
one
small
red
cow
with
white
‘ ‘Continental System ’ ’—by which Great p in e tree, an d w e h a v e g rea t h op es th a t it
face, and in milk. No brands: split in Mrs. Mollie Farlow, Sec’y.
Britain was to be left rotting on the sea w ill th a w o u t before th e m id d le o f A u dish
right e«r. Cow had been in vicinity since May
1st and eame to my place on May 12th. Owner
—roused all the rem aining ranoor of g u st.
is requested to call ami pay charges, nud take
races and nations. Sweden leagued w ith
P eo p le w h o g o fish in g in th is w ea th er anim al away.
J. D avison .
Talent, Or., May 27, 1895.
England. The Muscovite enthusiasm sh o u ld ta k e a p ick a x a lo n g w ith th em , as
Meets in lodge room iu Masonic Hal
every second aud fourth W ednesday iu each
for France em itted at intervals sulphur i t ’s hard w ork b rea k in g th e ic e .— A tla n ta
month. Present hour of m eeting 7:00 p . m . A1
instead of incense. The Czar was for C o n stitu tio n .
Brethren iu good standing are cordially Invit
ed to attend.
Napoleon; but the Russians were not
P erso n s w h o are su b je c t to d ia rrh o en w ill
J R. TOZF.K. M W.
for the Frenoh. The Congress of Erfurt, find a sp eed y cure in D e W itt’s C olic and
J. R. Casey, Recorder.
F or c it y p rop erty in A sh la n d —e ig h ty
C
holera
C
ure.
U
se
n
o
o
th
er.
I
t
is
th
e
b
est
in October of 1808, was hollow. Alex
th a t can be m ad e or th a t m on ey can pro acres o f la n d 2 m ile s w est o f lie d B lu ff.
ander and Napoleon were there; also cure. It lea v es th e system in n atu ral c o n C a lif S ec J . K V a n S a n t, A sh la n d , Ore
4-1-5.
the kings of Saxony, W urtemberg and d itio n a fte r its use. We sell it . E. A. g o n .
Granite Tent No. 4. Knights of the Macealn-es
W estphalia; also the m inor princes. S h e r w in ..
Meet in regular review on Uhe second and
The state of Europe was confirmed. The
R e a lly B u lle t P roof.
fourth Thursdays of each mouth « t Odd Fel
lows Hall, Ashland. V isiting Sir K ntglilseoi
Czar should have Finland, W allachia
J a p a n ’s sm a ll losses iu m en in th e b a t
dially invited. E. ALLEN HILDRETH, Com.
and Moldavia.
tle s w ith th e C h in ese w ere d u e in p art to
E. F. L oomis , R. K.
W hile Napoleon was busy w ith the th e a c c id e n ta l u se o f a b u lle t p roof m a te
complications of 1807-8, A ustria had rial. O w in g to th e severe cold, th e J a p a
g n ig h t a of P y th ia s .
been covertly arm ing for the renewal of n ese so ld iers w ore a q u a n tity o f floss silk
war. The B ritish m inistry gave Franois u n d er th eir cloth es. T h is, w h en th ey w ere
RNA1TE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights of Pj thiar
G Ashland, Oregon, m eets every Friday ever
II. four m illion pounds to break the h it, Was fo u n d in m a n y cases to h a v e sto p
ing. V isiting Knights in good standing
ped th e b u lle ts .— N e w Y ork S u n .
peace! The early spring of 1809 found
cordially invited to attend.
A. E. GRAHAM, C. C
the Archduke Charles in Bavaria with
Wo recom m en d D e W itt’s C olic au d
F. D. Wagner, K. of R. <fc 3.
§xBtFO RE?
a tremendous army. Napoleon heard the C boler 1 Cure b ecau se we b eliev e it is a sa fe
noise afar. Leaving Soult to finish the an d r e lia b le rem ed y. I t’s good effects are
sh o w n a t on co iu ca ses o f C holera M orbus
D
Burnside Post, No. 23, mee
Spanish business, he hastened to Paris. an d sim ila r co m p la in ts. E . A. S h erw in .
G • A A\.«
iu Masonic B all on the Is
By the 16th of April he was at S tu tt
and 3d Saturdays of each m onth. V isiting con
To B e Led by th e E m p eror
gart. On the 18th, his headquarters
rades cordially welcom ed.
I. C. DODGE,
I n th e a p p roach in g a n n u a l m a n eu v ers
were at Ingolstadt. Out of Wurtemberg
Jas. Chisholm,
Commander
of
th
e
G
erm
an
arm
y
th
e
T
h
ird
an
d
N
in
th
and Baden, by the swiftest couriers, he
Adjutant.
a
rm
y
corps
w
ill
jo
in
th
e
S
econ
d
corps
aud
evoked an army. He threw himBelf like
e g u a rd s u n d er th e p erson al d irectio n o f
This extra
Constipation,
a tornado on the Austrians, and hurled th
ordinary Re-
BURNSIDE RELIEF CORPS, No. 24.
th e em peror. T h e arm y w ill be th e la rg est
Dizziness,
them back towards Bohemia. Vienna th a t h a s ever ta k e n part in su ch m a n e u juvenator is
F
alling Sen
Meets at Masonic Hall at 2 o ’clock, p. m., oc
th e m o st
sations, Nerv first and third Fridays of each month.
was uncovered, and on the 12th of May v ers.— P h ila d e lp h ia L edger.
w o n d e r fu l
ous twitching
M rs . J ambs C hisholm , Pres.
discovery o f
surrendered to the French.
o f the eyes
Mrs Lydia Griswold, Secy.
the age. It
T h e m ost p lea sa n t little p ills for regu
and
o
t
h
e
r
On the 21st and 22nd of that month
has been en
la tin g th e b ow els are D e W itt’s L ittle E ar y
ptuta.
dorsed by the
occurred the indecisive battles of Aspern R
isers. Cure sick h ead ach e an d c o n stip a
Strengthens,
leadingscien-
and Essling. In Jnne the progress of tio n . S m all pill.^ sm alU doie. E.*A. S h erw in . tific m en o f
i n v t g orates
and tones the
Europe and
the French seemed to be delayed by the
A R ib Roa«t.
America.
entiresystem.
very excess of their advances and vic
Hudyan cures
Hudyan is
In Mrs. S ta n t o n ’s revised ed itio n o f G en
D e b ility ,
tories. On the 5th aud 6th of Ju ly was
tab?ly
VCge’
esis th e n e w garden o f E d en story w il l b e
Nervousness,
fought the famous and sanguinary bat s o m e th in g in th e n a tu re o f a rib r o a st.— Hudyan stops
E m is s io n s ,
and develop* s
tle of Wagram, in which the Austrians C h icago T im es-IIerald .
Premalureness
and restores
o f the d i s-
DISPENSARY
were routed w ith a loss of fully 25,000
weak organs.
charge
in
20
men. The Hapsburg Empire was as
One W ay of L ook in g a t It.
Pains in the
/v n o K E A B N K V
8
«lays. Cures
back, losses
Gx<e> corner of Com
completely prostrated a9 Prussia had
P erh a p s th e cu rren t b elief th a t th e n ew
LOST
b y d a y or
mercial, San F rancisco
been after Jena. The humbled Francis w om an sm o k es is d u e to th e k n o w led g e
night stopped
Cal. Established in 1854
MANHOOD
for
the treatment of sex
th
a
t
sh
e
is
n
o
w
a
b
u
rn
in
g
q
u
e
stio
n
.—
C
h
i
came to a conference w ith Napoleon at
ual and Seminal Dis,
Schonbrnun. He was obliged to purchase cago R ecord.
eases, snch as G o n o r
r h e a . G le e t. S t r i c t
peace by the cession of the provinces of
T here is g reat danger in n e g le c tin g C olic,
u r e , S y p h ili* in all Its
Dalmatia and Istria. Austrian Poland C holera a^d sim ila r co m p la in ts. An abso-
£
fo rm s.S em in a l W e a k
quiekly.
Over
2,000
private
endorsements.
was divided between the Czar and the ‘ lu telv prom pt and sa fe en re is fou n d in D e
n e s s , lin p o te n c y . and Lost Manhood pei ma-
Prematureneia
means
imooteney
In
the
first
itt’s C olic an d C holera C ure. E. A.
stage. It is a symptom o f sem inal weakness : neutly cured. The sick and afflicted should not
king of Saxony. Salzburg was given to 1 ! S W h erw
in.
and barrenness. It can be stopped in 20 days i fail to call upon him. The Doctor has traveled
Bavaria. Francis pledged his honor to
extensively in Europe, and Inspected thor
by the use o f Hudyan.
oughly the various hospitals there, obtaining a
T h ere is on e m ed icin e th a t w ill enre im
The new discovery was m ade by the Special
renounce his alliance w ith England, and
great deal of valuable inform ation, which he is
ists o fth e old famous Hudson Medical Institute.
e d ia te ly . We te fer to D e W itt’s C olic
to uphold the continental system of m
competent to impart to those in need of his ter-
It is the strongest vitalize’ made. It is very
an d C holera Cure for all sum m er co m
I
vices, The Ddctor cures when others fail. Try
powerful, but baimlcss. Sold for *1.00 a pack
Napoleon.
p la in ts. N o d e la y , n o d isa p p o in tm e n t, n o
age ord packages for $5.00(plainsealed boxes). I him . DR. GIBBON w ill make no charge unless
Meanwhile Soult, in command of the fa ilu re. E . A. S h erw in .
he effect a enre. Persons at a distance CF It EM
Written guarantee given for a care. I f you buy
A T H O M E All com m unications strictlycon-
six boxes aud are cot entirely cured^ tx more
second corps in Spain, had on the 10th
fidential. Ail letters answered in plaiu eu vel-
B A TTLES are contin w ill be sent to you free o f all charges.
of November, 1808, annihilated the
opes.
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Ad
»Send
fir
eircularsand
testimonials.
Address
ually aro:
going on in the hum an sys
dress DK. J. F GIBBON, Box 1957, San Francis
> H U D SO N M E D IC A L IN ST IT U T E ,
Spanish army at Burgos. He had wrest
co, Cal
ij-7
to ek to M , M u r k e t A KIH s S ul
ed Corunna, Ferrol and Oporto from the tem . H ood’s Sarsaparilla drives o u t J u n i t h . J • N Stan
F " -a n e i» e o , C a l.
English. B at the tide turned in N orth disease and R estores H ealth.
ern PortasaL and the French wgye
u s on a p o sta l ca rd .
ONCE ySEDTHEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
In the Circuit Court of the Sta’c of Oregon,
of the Comity of Jackson.
The Slate o f Oregon, ex rel. Henry L. Benson,
H ence, o u r object in se n d in g th em o u t
District Attorney for the First Judicial District
of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs. The Vuknown Heirs of b ro a d ca st
the Estate of (Villiäni Alcoe, deceased, Defend
.O N TRIAL_____ —
ants. Action to Recover Real Property Es
cheated to the State of Oiegon.
To The Unknown Heirs of the Estate of
T h ey a b so lu tely c u re
William Alcoe, deceased, the above-named
Defendants:
SICK HEADACHE,
Iu the uame of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the emu-
B iliou sn ess, C onstipation,
plaint of the above Plaintiff, in the above
C oated T on gu e, Poor A p
entitled Court, now on file with the Clerk of
said Court, within ten days from the date of
p etite, D y sp ep sia and k in
the service of th is S u m s o n s upon yon. if
dred d eran gem en ts o f th e
served in Jackson county, Oregon; but if served
in any other county in the state of Oregon,
S tom ach , L iver and B ow els.
then within twenty days from the da’e of the
service of this Summons upon you; or if served ,
D on't accept some substitute said
on you out of the State of Oregon, or by publi
cation, then by the first day of the ensuing j to be " ju s t as good."
September term of said Court, to-writ: the 9th |
day of September, 1886; and you are hereby
The substitute costs the dealer
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, as hereby required, the Plain less.
»
tiff1 w ill take judgm ent against you for the
seisin aud possession of the following desc ribed
I t costs you A B O U T the same.
real property belo^ tin g to the estate of William
Alcoe. deceased, viz Ixils 1 aud 2. and the
H I S profit is in the " ju s t as
SE1-, of the S W 'j and the NE1, of the SW‘i of
section 31, iu Ikiwnship 32 South, Range 1 East,
good. ’ ’
all situated in Jackson county, Oregon, together
with the costs nd disbursem ents of this action.
W H E R E I S YO U R S?
This sum mons is served by publication, pnr.
snant to an Order made by the Hon. H. K.
A d d ress for F r ee S ample ,
Haima. Judge of said Court, said Order being
made at Jacksonville this 9th day of April, 18*5.
World’s Dispensary Medical Association,
H enry L. B ensoh .
District Attorney for the F iist Judicial Dis-
■trict of Oregon,
No. 66J Mala S i . BUFFALO. N. Y.
Ashland. Lodge, A . 0 .U .W .
For S a le o r Exchange.
E . 0. T. M .
M.
To the Unfortunate.
GIBBON
Z^REAT
wt