PAGB TWO
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Tuesday, December 12,
Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm
Nellie B oardm an, re g u la r in
digent ....................................$ 25.00
Published Every Evening Kxcept !
A.
D. Beardsley, re g u la r in
Sunday
digent .................................... 10.00
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO
¡Mr. C astile, re g u la r in d ig en t
8.00
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
Mrs.
K
ate
Copple,
re
g
u
la
r
in
PAPER
d ig en t ....................................
1.00
TEL EPH O N E 39
Millie D osler, re g u la r indi-,
C. K. LOGAN, Editor
gent ........................................
10.00
D ave D aniels, re g u la r in d i
E n te re d a t the A shland, Oregon
Poetofftce as Second-class Mail Mat
8.00
gent ........................................
••
H igh-class securities alw ays <?■
ter.
A. M. F o rd , re g u la r indigent
6.00
pay low rate s of in te rest.
<?>
Mrs. H udson, re g u la r indigent 8.00
subscription Price Delivered in City:
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One month ....................................3 .65
J. W. Ingram , re g u la r in d i
T here ig no case on record <$>
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 &
gent ........................................
8.00
Six months .................................... 3.75 • w here conscience ha3 m ade a <S>!
A lbert Jo h n sto n , re g u la r indi
One year .................................
7.5« <*> m istake.
<?>
gent ........................................
8.00
Mail and Rural Routes
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One month ....................................$ .65
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe,
No m a tte r w hether you s ta r t <?>
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 •
re g u la r indigents
8.00
doing a th in g e ith e r rig h t or <S>
Hix m onths .................................... 3.50
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
K
ane,
re
g
One year ...................................... 6.5t
wrong, you will have im ita to rs. <?•
u la r indigents .....................
15.00
ADVERTISING RATES
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Display A dvertising
Mrs. Lena Lee, re g u la r indi
A fter a girl “ comes o u t,” she &
.30c •
single In sertion, each inch . . .
8.00
gent ...................................... .
YEARLY CONTRACTS
<S> goes out, and then h e r m other <$■
Mrs. I. A. M ontgom ery, reg u
Display Advertising
w orries because she stays out. <•>
la r indigent ..........................
8.00
One tim e a w e e k ........................27
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Two tim es a week........................25 c. ;
Mrs. C arrie E. M iller, reg u
Most m en w ait until they get <$>
€very o th e r d a y ...........................20 c
la r indigent ........................
10.00
Local Readers
❖ old before reform ing, and then <?>!
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Meece,
re
g
u
la
r
in
d
ig
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n
t..
8.00
Each line, each tim e ................... 10c
let N atu re do th e th in g auto- <?>
Mrs.
M
arg
aret
Noble,
reg
u
la
r
To ru n every o th e r Aiy for one
<8* m atically.
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m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7C
I indigent .................................
10.00
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To rucTevery Issue for one m onth
Doc P arsons, reg u la r indi-
of m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5? <8> It takes q u ite a bit of experi- <S>
8.00
t
gent ...............................». . .
Classified Column
ence to teach a m an th a t he
Eliz. P a tte rso n , reg u la r indi
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
c a n ’t m ake money and m istakes <8>
To run every issue for one m onth
8.00
gent ........................................
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sim ultaneously.
or more, %c th e w ord each tim e.
Jam
es
Pough,
reg
u
la
r
indi
-----
&
Legal Rate
gent ........................................
10.00
F irs t tim e, per 8-pchit lin e ......... 10c ® HEZ HECK SAYS:
Mrs.
Mary
Price,
re
g
u
la
r
in
AGNES AY RES’ CARAMEL CUSTARD
Each subsequent time, per 8-
‘ In the m a tte r o’ sus
Q O O K IN G is a hobby w ith A gnes A yres and h er frien d s often accept
polnt line ...................................... 5c
8.00
digent
....................................
<?>
ta in in ’ life hash goes fu r
Card of t h a n k s .............................. 31.00
iitr in v itatio n s to tea or dinner with ala c rity because th ey know
Mrs. Je an Ross Sm ith, re g u
O bituaries, the line .......................2 1£c <8> th e r th an philosophy.”
-he
wdi
sh are m the p rep aratio n of the meal. H ere is a recipe she
lar indigent ........................
8.00
Fraternal Orders and Societies
ises
fo
r
French caram el custard.
Mrs. L. Schiefflin, re g u la r in
A dvertising fo r fra te rn a l orders
This
consists of caram el syrup and custard, to be made in sepa-
6.00
or societies c h arg in g a re g u la r initl MUSE INSPIRED RY
digent ....................................
a
te
pans.
F o r the custard, tak e five eggs, one pint of milk, two
atlo n fee and dues, no discount. Re
RHEUMATISM ATTACK Nancy Sisem ore, re g u la r in-
.hires oi a cup of sugar, and one teaspoonful of vanilla. H eat milk
liglous and benevolent o rd ers will be
digent ....................................
10.00
ind sugar. B eat eggs slightly. P o u r in hot milk, add vanilla, and
charged th e reg u la r rate for all ad
>tra.n into the pan containing syrup.
Had not D enm an Thom pson, in T - D- Stafford, re g u la r indi-
v ertlsing when an adm ission or othei
H ie syrup is m ade as follows: Take fo u r heaping tablespoons o f
charge is m ade.
1875 then a variety a rtist, been a t-
gent ........................................
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agar,
place in a pan and add a little w ater. Mix well and h e a t until
tacked liy rh eu m a tism , “ T he Old
W olgam ott .reg u la r indi-
What Constitutes Advertising
yrup is brown. Take pan out of the blaze and tilt it so th a t the syrup
g en t ......................................... 15.00
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d ! H om estead” m ight never have been
•overs bottom and sides.
F
w
ritten
.
This
classic,
which
will
be
Alex
W ilson, re g u la r indigent
8.00
ing am ong some as to w hat consti
S et th e pan containing custard and syrup into an o th er pan con-
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g , ; seen on the screen as a P a ram o u n t Annie W atkins, re g u la r indi-
a.m ng hot w ater and p u t into hot oven. The oven m ust be very hot
we print th is very sim ple rule, which i picture a t the V ining th e a tre today,
gent .........................................
8.00
ICn t
Pnddlng *S fi; 3t Put in ’ b u t ’ow*r the
im m ediately to
la u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
n u ll blue flame. Cook very slowly until custard is set. Take it
tom
orrow
and
T
hursday,
was
origin-
A
m
erican
Red
Cross,
in
d
ig
en
t
a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
.it when done, and allow th e custard to boil. C ustard and syrup
expense ................................. 180.92
events, w here an adm ission charge ally a sh o rt sketch called “ Joshua
»ill rem ain sep arate.
Is m ade or a collection is tak en IS W hitcom b.”
Mr. Thom pson, con- A. B. E vans, indigent supplies 10.00
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his applies to fined to his room by th e m alady, was G ranite City H ospital indi-
organizations a n d societies of every unable to do his song and dance
gent c a r e ...............................
30.00
kind as well as to individuals.
For Steaming Eyeglasses.
Lake Champlain
num
ber,
and
he
w
rote
th
e
sketch,
G
odw
ard
M
ercantile
Co.,
indi-
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fter
When going ini,» a crowded room in
[.ai
e
Champlain
was discovered It
“ Uncle Jo sh ,” for fu tu re use.
gent s u p p l i e s ............................
22.92
they have occurred is new3.
cold or damp weather, eyeglasses 1C>?» by Samuel ,L> Champlain, a
All com ing social or organization
Mr. Ju lien Josephson, who w rote Good S am aritan H ospital, in-
steam so that it is almost impossible !• reneli exp'orer end colonizer, who
m eetings of societies w here no the co ntinuity for th is p icture, is a
d ig en t care ..............................
60.00 to see. If rubbed with vaseline and gave it iii» own name. The lake Is
m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
He has a phoenix M ercantile Co., in d i
cleaned well, the glasses will not drained on the north by the Riche-
atio n charged, or collecton tak e n IS form er R oseburg m an.
10.00 gather this m oisture.—From the De lieu river, a nidi empties into the St
gift
of
providing
typical
situ a tio n s
g e n t supplies .........................
NEWS.
signer.
Lawrence.
for folks in ru ra l com m unities.
C. H. Pierce, indigent su p
I plies ....................................10.00
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS I Sacred H e a rt H ospital, in d i
BIBLE THOUGHT3
(C ontinued F ro m Y esterday.)
gent expense .....................
12.85
— FOR TODAY—
!
T
alent
M
ercantile
Co.,
indi
| Bible Thoughts memorized, w ill prove a 1
F iu it Inspector’s Office
priceless heritage in a fte r years.
3.35
gent s u p p l i e s ........................
E
R.
O
atm an, fru it in sp ecto r’s
W
IIHI uniiniBIllIWTt^
Lewis
U
lrich,
in
d
ig
en
t
su
p
salary and e x p e n s e ............ 5222.50
plies ......................................
28.31
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12
H ow ard E. W arner, fru it in
Jno.
M.
W
illiam
s
Co.,
indi
L IK E PRODUCES L IK E :— Be
sp ecto r's salary and ex
gent supplies .....................
5.26
not deceived; God is not m ocked:
pense ...................................... 206.50
C.
E.
W
ilhite,
indigent
su
p
for w hatsoever a m an sow eth,
plies ......................................
4.50
th a t shall he also reap. G alatians
Total, 3429.00
Will H. W ilson, indigent
6: 7.
A ssessor’s Office
supplies .................................
6.60
J. B. Colem an, assessor's sa l
“THE POWER OF LANGUAGE
ary ...........................................3166.66 Mrs. H. B. H atch, re g u la r in
d ig en t ....................................
10.00
The U rdahl lectu re a t th e C ivic' L lnnie H auscam , deputy a s
H
utchison
&
L
um
sden,
indi
se
sso
r’s
salary
...................
110.00
club building Sunday a t 3 p. m. was
gent s u p p l i e s ........................
25.00
well a tte n d ed . His su b ject was “The Ray Colem an, deputy asses
s
o
r’s
salary
..........................
90.00 Jo h n A. P erl, in d ig en t ex
Key of K now ledge,” w hich he a s
pense ......................................
30.00
serted to be th e "P o w e r of L ang E lva C. M itchell, work in a s
uage.” It was a very able discourse,
sesso r's office ...................... 75.00 W arner, W ortm an & Gore, in-
full of sound reason and lo g ic a lly ! A shland Tidings, assesso r’s
i digent supplies ...................
10.00
approached th e conclusion th a t the
expense .................................
2.85 Mrs. M. E. M iddlebusher, in
pow er of language is the key o f ! J- B. Colem an, assesso r’s
digent supplies
............
8.00
trav elin g expense ..............
12.50
know ledge, ta k in g th e th o u g h ts of
his audience to th is conclusion s te p ! J. B. Colem an, assesso r’s of
T otal, 3729.71
by step, u n til the th em e was u n
fice expense .................
10.65
(To be continued.)
.1
folded and th e ir m inds w ere open
an d ready for « the announcem ent J
T otal, 3467.66
th a t the pow er of language really Is
Tax R ebate
C ut This Out— It Is Worth Money
th e key of know ledge. He has a fine! w . s . Ball, tax r e f u n d ......... .3 25.84
Cut out th is slip, enclose w ith 5c
in te lle c tu a l,
scientific
philosophy, S. J. Myers tax refund . . .
5:69 and m ail it to Foley & Co., 2835
w ith th e soul as the connecting link M rs. II. W alker, tax refund
29.05 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., w riting
betw een th e m ate ria l universe and
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your nam e and address clearly. You
God, and th e pow er of language as!
T otal, $ 60.58
will receive in re tu rn a tria l pack-
th e force th ro u g h which th is soul
W idow s’ Pensions
age containing Foley’s Honey and
m anifests, even to th e point of “ say- Ella A bbott, widow’s pension? 20.00
T ar Com pound for coughs, colds and
ing It sh all be, and it is d one.” Ju a n ity B utler, w idow 's pen-
croup; Foley K idney P iils for pains
The lectu re which follow ed M onday;
sion ......................................... 20.00
in sides and back; rh eu m atism ,
was “ H ealing.” His philosophy ap-! Effie M arie Baer, w idow ’s
backache, kidney and blad d er a il
peals m ore to the in tellect th an the
pension .................................
25.00
m ents; and Foley C ath artic T ablets,
h e a rt. Those w ith a C h ristian ex- C alia C ard, widow s pension 54.00
a w holesom e and th o roughly cleans
perience th a t am o u n ts to an a c tu a l Mrs. N ettie G reen, widow s
ing c a th a rtic for constipation, bil-
and real connection of the soul of
pension .................................
15.00
liousness, headaches, and sluggish
m an w ith the o m nipotent pow er of Alice P
How ell, widow's
bowels.
Sold everyw here.
God th rough faith iu C hrist, will
pension .................................
25 00
Coughs and Cohls in Winter
recognize th a t, w hile his philosophy Mrs. Ina H uson, w idow 's pen
I Indoor sed en tary life in w in ter has
is elevating Intelectually, it lacks th e
slou
54 00
a direct bearing on the prevalence of
vitalizatio n th a t comes th ro u g h com- ¡\jarv R. H iggins, widow’s
coughs and colds. Keep the bowels
plete acceptance of th e Bible doc
pension .................................
15.00 active and overcom e constipation
trin e of reg en eratio n . His point th a t M„
Dolly Love
w idow -s
I
Dolly Love, widow s
w ith Foley C a th artic T ablets. Colds,
th e pow er of language is th e key of
pension .................................
25.00 COUgh3, croup, th ro a t, chest and
in te lle c tu a l know ledge Is well tak e n M yrtle M. P a lm e r, w idow ’s
bronchial tro u b le quickly
relieved
— language has a pow er fa r beyond!
pension .................................
15.00 w ith Foley’s Honey and T ar. Con-
p resent teach in g of the great educa
A nna P re sc o tt, w idow ’s pen-
tain s no opiates— in g red ien ts p rinted
tio n a l in stitu tio n s of the w orld. Too
sion .........................................
10.00 ou the w rapper. L arg est selling cough
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
little a tte n tio n is paid to it in the
Rosa A. P effly, w idow 's pen-
m edicine in th e w orld.
“ F oley's
(California;
education of m ankind.
Men and
sion
.........................................
25.00
Honey
and
T
ar
is
w
onderful
for
at-
■women should be ta u g h t th e d e stru c
tacks of coughs and colds,” w rites
tive force of negative language and Mrs. G ladys Row en, w idow ’s
pension
.................................
20.00
w
. H. Gray, Venice, C alifornia. Sold
th e building pow er of positive con-!
R
etha
M.
R
ichardson,
w
id
everyw
here.
HARRISON BROS.
Rtructive language, both as applied
FORD GARAGE
ow’s
pension
........................
32.50
to c h a ra c te r and healing of the m ind
ENDERS COMPANY
ASHLAND GARAGE
and body. But sight should not be Mrs. Lydia S anders, w idow 's
Man and the Flower«.
pension
..................................
17.50
The t'ragm nce of plants is not for
lo st in th is teaching of the reg en er
M erlo Robison, Prop.
T. H. SIMPSON
a tin g , cleansing, uplifting force of a Eliz. Sevev, w idow 's pension 17.50 I'.ai.'s pleasure; It is a menns of at
ractlng insects to fertilize them. The
AVERY TRASK
splendid, and if so, perfect connec Rose R. S ingler, w idow ’s pen
TALENT GARAGE
'•bjec!
of many present-day florists is
sion ......................................... 32.50
tion of the soul of m an w ith tru th
Talent, Ore.
io improve « flower In Its coloring,
TOURIST GARAGE
as exem plified in the leading of th e A ddle W ebb S hanks, w idow ’s
Zerolene good cold-test oils
size and substance—in short to “paint
Holy sp irit, which perfect connection
pensiou .................................
10.00 'he lily." Tliey cannot improve the
flow freely and lubricate per
STANDARD OIL CO. SERVICE STATIONS
is possible only th ro u g h the regener-, Amy R. T horn widow’s pen-
fectly in zero weather—pro
fragrance, which is peril«!« the reason
atlng power of th e C hrist,
T hat
sion ......................................... 25.00 they seem ' » ta re so litrie for its dis-
tect the hearings— increase
f p.’crancv uuder (heir handling.—Ex
force transcends in tellect. It is an Rosa A, Peffly, w idow ’s pen
the power and flexibility o f
experience.
sion ........................................
15.00 l . a t i g e .
Ashland
Tidings
Established 1876
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storting!
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T otal,
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