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ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1888
VOL. I
Term
t
Oak Street,
A. c. CA LOW ELL.
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
DENTIST.
various reading in the proper sense oi
the word, or even an uncertain .uscent ,
in the whole of the Rig-Veda, which i
consists of more than a thousand
hymns, averaging ten verses, and con
tains more than one hundred and fifty
thousand words.”
The Hindu Brahmin hais, by nature,
no better memory than the American,
but it has been cultivated from hi»
childhood. He is taught to learn one
thing at a time, and to learn that per
fectly.
I)r. Schliemann, the excavator of
Troy, tells, us that his memory was
bad originally, but by will and hard
work he so perfected it that he learned
a new language every six months, so
a» to write and apeak it perfectly, and
Mint, too. while engaged in business as
a wholesale grocer.
“What man has done man may do,” i
quotes Mr. Leland, in urging that the
memory of children should be culti
vated. “The art of printing should
have been our staff; we have made it
a crutch, and used it till we can not
walk without it.”
Mr. Leland would have a child's
memory developed by giving it very
easy lessons in pure, simple English,
such as proverbs and texts of Scrip
ture. No effo-t should lx; made to ex
plain the text, but the child should
learn it “parrot-like.”
One-half of every lesson, after the
flint one, should consist of reviewing
the previous lesson. The lesson for
the day should be learned perfectly..
When the child can recite a will sev
eral series of texts and proverbs, with
accuracy, the teacher may give, with
out book, phrases to be learned.
When the pupil can repeat many prov
erbs and sentences, and can grasp
and retain phrases given verbally, a
new power will be manifested, which
will show itself wax to receive and
marble to retain. From the first the
pupil must be taught to use the will;
that is, to will to look intently and
will, to repeat the words.— Fauth's
Competnion.
!
AN
IMPORTANT
MATTER.
Nose-Blackening Said to Be a Preventive
or Snow-Blindness.
STORIES
OF
BABOONS.
A Pet with Some Undesirable Tricks, But
Kasily Controled.
CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT.
Hanging Said to Produce Death Quicker
Than Electricity»
NO. 26
AMONG THE ATHENIANS.
< liiupsea
at Modern Life in the Ancient
Capital of Greece.
Published at Ashland, in the
flourishing Rogue River Valley.
The leading town of Southern
Oregon, population 1.800, junc
tion of O. & C. and S. P. R. R.
Leading inaustries—fruit raising,
mining, manufacturing, stock-
raising and farming.
PHILOSOPHER DUNDER.
The Wise Old Teuton Makes Some Apt
“When on the voyage to my post of
At a recent meeting of the Medico-
Genaral Observations.
As
a
partial
answer
to
Prof.
Ray
duty in the United States steamer
Ashland. Oregoa.
Life in Athens begins early in the
OBE SON.
ASHLAND.
If I vhas to live my life oaf er again I
Lankester's inquiry on nose-blacken Monacacy,” said the Colonel, “we Legal Society, l)r. William A. Ham
ing as preventive of snow-blindness, called at the Cape of Good Hope. 1 mond. the eminent specialist and morning. The milkmen cry "gala” l»e- expect I do no petter ash pefore. No-
Ni trou» Oxide Gas administered for the
Mrs. W.C. OBKR. I*roprietrw«.
punie», extraction of te.th.
may I offer some observations which I made a pedestrian trip down the coast, physiologist, discussed the subject of fore sunrise. At six o’clock on a May pody knows how to live until he vhas
B»»r4 .»4 l^«l-«
•» «*r
morning most of the citizens are about aboudt ready to die.
Office over the Itatik.
have made in my many wanderings in covering thirty to forty miles. While capital punishment by hanging and
Hintfe Meal«. X«.
H»1"-
their work, although the people of the
.
-
,
*
.
----
1
eiwvriciiy.
electricity.
lie
He
ana
and
several
several
oi
of
ms
his
col-
col-
Nopody vhas sooch a good friendt to
the higher Alps in early summer, when traveling along and making observa- leagues
•C. UePKATT.
Fir.t « lass accomtnodaiions atf >rded
of the opinion that hang metropolis are later risers than those me dot he can tell me where I should
I have necessarily had much experi ion» w iii h would in anj way aid me ¡ng was were
t
h
e
m(>Pe
painless
and
certain
the public.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
ence of the effects of snow on the hu in the study of natural history, I came ( o( the 1wo mothods of inflicUng iegal of the country towns. The people's reform onless I get mad mit him. It
costumes have been modernized, and
The best Eiling H xu»e in town.
LAW.
man body.
across a Scotch missionary named death. As this State has changed its the poorer men often wear shabby, ill-1 vhas human nature dot we all believe
we vhas good enough.
But first I should like to draw at- Captain Miller, who was the only
Ashlaad. Ore«»».
In trying to get something for noth
tention to a letter of Hon. Ra ph white man for many miles, his neigh laws, substituting electricity for the fitting European clothes, instead of the
classic rope, the subject was one of white fustanella (kilts), gay jacket ing in dis world we cheerfully buy two
Abercromby,
relating
some
experi-
bors
being
all
Hottentots.
He
showed
Will practice in all Court, of the State.
and red fez which had become the na
ences on nose and face blackening in me about the place, and when he came great interest from a medico-legal tional dress, although it wtis originally dollars’ worth of cigars for der man
Office adjoin ug Wells ¿Fargo & Co.’s
point
of
view.
E. K BRIGTHMAN, Prop.
who gifs us a teeket to a feefty-cent-
Morocco to prevent sand-glare, in Fiji to his garden said that it was unfortu
Exprès, Office.
For interest of science and the en- Albanian. In the country the rustic show.
to prevent water-glare, and m Sikkim nate that all the vegetables and fruit
dress is more picturesque. The home
OREGON.
J. T. IIOHltlTt ll,
I doan’ see some loafers around mid-
to prevent snow-glare. It was curious had been carried off by the baboons. thanasia of would-be murderers in made garments of coarse cloth, of goat
ASHLAND,
general,
seveial
well-known
surgeons
out I wonder dot Nature vhas so fool
that the Fijians, who ordinarily paint He made up his mind at one time to put
skins and sheepskins are attractive to
Renovated throughout and newly fur ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-
ed their faces white and red for orna a stop to their depredations, and so determined to perform a series of ex- the eye. even when ragged tutd stained. ish. She could shust as well haf used
|>erimenLs
on
living
animals
to
decide
LAW.
oop dot material to grow fenoe-rails
ment, would, before going fishing on he erected a thatched hut overlook
nished.
Capuchin cloaks are commonly worn by
the reefs in the full glare of the sun, ing the garden and placed a man in the question, and their results, which the men in cool weather, the hood be and hitching posts.
Ashland. Ore«»».
If you find me some man who vhas
blacken
them. Mr. Abercromby it with a loaded rifle. The baboons, are about to be published in a well- ing drawn over the head in a storm.
A goo 1 sample room for commer
draws attention naturally to “the however, were very cute. They known scientific journal, are consid These serve as mantles by day and satisfied mit der weather und der peo
Will practice in ail Court, of the State.
cial travelers h.is been fitted up in
strange
anomaly of physiolog would watch until the man went to din ered of special importance. The ex blankets by night The women in the ples und der world, I show you some-
Collection,
promptly
made.
connection with the hotel.
ical experience apparently con ner, and then they would post senti perimenters were Dr. B. Curtiss, l)r. country are dressed very simply on or pody who vhas ripe tor either Heafen
tradicting the teachings of pure nels while others of their number Geo. Brown Phelps and H. S. Lewis. dinary occasions, but are perha]»> more or der idiot asylum.
J. C. PLUMERTH,
Vhen I like to pound on my drum I
GRAVES & SONNICHSON,
physics. Charcoal black, which is would seize as many ripe vegetables as They were assisted by three medical extravagant in dress for special occas
students.
forget dot I haf some neighbors who
used in physical experiments as the they could carry and make off with
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
ions than in any thing else. Hats and may like to shleep. Vhen I like to
Their programme was:
best absorber of every kind of heat them to their mountain retreats. One
Ixmnets are almost unknown except in shleep myself my neighbor should be
1.
Time
required
to
produce
death
ASHLAND, OREGON.
radiation, is practically used by three ■ day the baboons, having become care
towns; ladies ofteu wear a long veil put in shall if he plays on der piano.
races at least to protect one of the less by success, were filling their cheek by hanging.
like wrap, or the fez. of which the red
2.
Time
required
to
produce
death
We like a man who shpeaks der
most sensitive human organs from re pouches with pumpkins, when the man
is very becoming as it lies on their truth by us, und yet shust so soon ash
1
w<ll
give
estimate,
to
erect
all
k<nds
by
electricity.
A'l work guaranteed. R-pairing neatly of building, in aud out of the city, fur-
flected light and heat.”
crept, back to his lodge, and,’ firing,
dark hair; women of the lower classes he tells us something unplesar.t we
3. Post-mortem appearances.
doue.
n'»hltig la<»>r, material, plans and speciH-
Experience has. I think, sufficiently wounded one which stood about four
often bind a kerchief about the head. A vhas mad at him.
4.
Resuscitation
after
death
by
either
catlons. upon nasonabie terms. All work
shown that snow-blindness and|snow- feet high. Captain Miller told me that
LEATHER MANUFACTORY.
face-cloth may conceal the lower part
guaranteed.
method.
Vhen I hear a boy whistle I feel safe.
burn, or sunburn on snow, own the the scene which followed the shooting
Reside) < m on Spring street.
of the face from strangers. Women are I know dot so long as he whistles he
The
experiments
were
chiefly
car
They have on hand a sto< k of better
same causes for their production; and was so painful to him that he made up
still kept in half-oriental seclusion.
call »kin, gr.iu cull skin, kip. d »■»golaaud
as nowadays both guides and climbers his mind that he would never let an ried on at the Carnegie laboratory. They have a retired gallery in the doan’ put up some shop to shteal my
A. L. WILLEY,
bul k »kin han
ihiik rt <i to
«lid,
Boys
were
employed
to
obtain
the
un
apples or carry off my front gate.
in the Alps invariably take the precau other one of the animals be killed if
which th--» offer for
io th- trade ol
fortunate canines, and all collision churches. They may perform hard la
If you take a man's bad luck und
Seilfe-ru Or g hi at rea«<»nabl • figures.
tion
of
protecting
their
eyes
with
col-
J
they
ate
up
all
his
vegetables.
He
said
CARPENTER, BUILDER ANO AR
bor in the_fields. but they do not go
Highest maraet price paid for hides and
ored spectacles, snow-blindness □ is that the death agonies of the creature with the Society for the Prevention of freely upon the streets. Peasant girls trace it back you vhill discover dot ho
CHITECT,
pe't»,
rarely heard of. My observations are were exactly like a human being. *He Cruelty to Animals was carefully shrink from going out to service, and vhas to blame ten times vhere »ome-
8'iop on Main Street, opposite pl .xa.
i
pody else vhas once, und yet ho remem
almost
entirely confined to the causes looked up pitifully into my face,’ said avoided by secresy.
I, now prepare I to give estimates to com
AS'ILANIA
OREGON.
The room, or laboratory, in which much domestic work is done by boys. bers only dot once.
of sunburn.
Captain
Miller,
‘
while
his
cries
for
help
Greek women of the lower classes are
plete all kinilsof builiiings, and to fur-
I doan’ like a man to be too liberal
It will, I think, be readily conceded were so pitiful that I felt as if I had been the experiments were made was at the seldom beautiful; if they ever have beau
ui»h
all
labor,
materia),
plans,
spec-
EVANS,
rear
of
the
building,
ou
the
fifth
floor.
mit me, especially a doctor In prescrib
H. •
by Alpine climbers that sun on the a party to the commission of a murder.’
ty as girls, they lose it under the hard
itlcations and details for the
snow burns more quickly than on rocks A short distance from the house was a A powerful electric dynamo was ob ships of their life. They carry heavy ing large doses.
sa'»e, upon reasonable
It vhasn’t so much der darkness I
tained
and
a
gibbet
of
the
most
ap
or in the heated valleys at a lower ele high bluff, and at the request of the
burdens. Near ElertSis I met a dozen
terms and short notice,
vation. This increased power of burn missionary I walked out there to wit proved pattern erected. Room was young women carrying kegs of water, vhas afraid of vhen night comos, but
ing appears somewhat singular when ness what he termed a wonderful sight, also provided for the dogs who should each crouching under the load. The maype I do soinetings mean or wicked
Residence. West Ashland Hillside.
Jne reflects that the heat rays must be which truly it was. At a distance be resuscitated after apparent death by lads, on the other hand, are tall, by daylight
CHINESE* ETIQUETTE.
Post-office box 113.
If you keep your eyes open you vhill
sccupied in the melting of the snow we could see a company of baboons at either means. The animals were se straight and dignified. Their dress is
see dot charity works hard all summer,
Rules of Behavior PrescrllMMl by Custom and thus rendered latent.
curely
muzzled
before
the
experiments
play. By looking through our glasses
often like that of their sisters, and more
nuring Colciming, Paper Hanging, Etc
iu the Celestial Kmpire.
Iron-workers, glass-workers and every movement was distinctly dis were attempted, but this did not pre than once I exclaimed at the beauty of while most of her beneficiaries sleep in
Sir James Legge, the professor ol
ier shade or loafs mit der saloons.
vent their howling. The details of
Chinese at Oxford, has recently pub others are constantly exposed to a cernible. The little ones were sliding each experiment will be published by a maiden who proved to be a shepherd
All Work Guaranteed.
We doan’ know some men until dey
heat
of
400
deg.
or
500
deg.
F.
and
yet
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, lished some curious details concerning do not become burnt; and there can be down a chute like those made by pass the experimenters. The results were lad. The Greek ladies of Athens in vhas
gone to der bad. Den it vhas we
ing logs down a mountain side. They
the “Li-Ki,” or “Rules of Behavior,” a
greatly in favor of hanging. Out of a cline to a full habit, and most would hear afery pody say how shmart und
S hop .—»In rear ol W il
little
doubt
that
the
enormous
radiation
would slide down on their posteriors,
appear to better advantage in the more
classic work in a country where man is
MANUFACTURER AND
titre store on .Main »treet.
from heated rocks and valleys, in ad while the older animals, probably hundred dogs fifty were hung and fifty flowing robes of the country dress than talented dey vhas all der time.
bound
by
traditional
ceremony
from
Der best frendt I eafer had became
submitted to the electric discharge.
I
bls first steps until the day of his dition to the direct rays of the eun, their parents, would stand with big Of those hung twenty were dead in in the close-fitting Parisian costume.— my enemy as soon as I lent him fife dol
WOOD WORKER.
C. A. NUTLEY,
death. As to visits, the manual directs, makes up an amount of heat far great sticks in their hands, apparently en less thun five minutes, and from post Interior.
lar mitout security. Dot same man
er than is ever experienced on even a
Shopon Firat Avenue near Main Sti eet among other things, that the master of sunny snow slope, and yet one does joying the sport hugely, I saw in mortem examination it was ap-
would have mortgaged his house and
this same country a monster baboon
CURIOUS OLD CUSTOMS.
the house must advance outside to
lot to somepody else und felt dot it vhas
parent
that
they
died
almost
in-
not
become
sun-burnt
No
doubt
the
belonging to a soldier in an English
meet his guest, who will refuse to
snlv peesness.
stantly. Five out of the fifty
That Seem Comical in th*
enter his door first. The host, after a mrface of the snow reflects and dis regiment, He had been taught many were resuscitated, and are alive, Superstitions
I
Sometimes it seems to me dot der
Light
of
Modern
Knowledge.
perses
much
heat,
but
certainly
far
Will make estimate* and bids on al profound bow, then enters at the side
tricks by the soldier, one of which
Merchant,
world
vhas too wicked to stand much
but
they
were
all
small.
It
Bui'dings, public or private, and furnish of the guest. .The door passed, the less than it receives, as heat rays are was to draw the cork from a wine
The Irish have a strange fancy that
was found that the heavier the animal on St. John’s Eve (June 24), while longer, und dot it vhas hard to find one
absorbed
and
rendered
latent
by
the
all
material,
plans
and
spe
iflcations
for
bottle and drink the contents. They the quicker the result of death was ob
A »bland. Or.
same trouble occurs about going up
Mal» Mtreet.
honest, upright man. I take some liver
the construction of the same.
stairs; it is only after a long exchange of snow melting and evaporation. Ex provided a uniform for him, in which tained. and where a weight was added people sleep, their souls wander away medicine, und lo! der next day der
Sash, Dx»rs aud Mouldings on hand set compliments that the two walk up perience fully corroborates this, for he was usually arrayed. He lived too
from the unconscious bodies to the place work vhas good enough und all men
All kin Is of fruit bought and »old on
to the dog's weight, death seemed to
and for sale at
side by side, but even then the visitor one may often lie on one’s back and high, however, became very much take place instantaneously. Of the where they are to leave them at last; vhas all right
eommlMim.
must mount the first step with his freely expose the face for long periods bloated, and died of an affection of the fifty submitted to the electric discharge and in England it was thought that
I haf seen a funeral procession a mile
Choir» Confectionery kept couatsntlj on
Lowest Rates!
right foot and the host with his left to the sun and yet remain unburnt. liver. While I was stationed at Port of the strength and in the manner pre whoever sat wakeful to watch, fasting long, und two weeks later I haf asked
baud. Also
There
must,
therefore,
be
some
other
,
Louis,* a French officer gave me a bab scribed by the Slate law for the death ill night in the church porch, would who'vhas buried dot day, und nopody
foot. Chinamen who failed to observe
factor in sunburn than heat alone.
toe souls come up and knock softly at
_ I
oon, which was considered quite a
this
ceremonial
would
be
considered
General
shop
work
done
in
OYSTER A ICE CREAM PARLOR
In discussing the subject with Prof. pet. He was silver-gray in color and of criminals, instant death was pro the door, in the very order their bodily •ould remember. Vhen a man gets
without breeding.
through mit der world der world vhas
duced in only five experiments. It
If the visitor is Invited to dinner ■ Tyndall he added the interesting and very glossy. I never could ascer- required on the average ten minutes owners were to die. Both these were through mit him.
Onen every day except Sunday.
SHORT ORDER.
significant
fact
that
he
was
never
more
varieties of the idea that the supernat
tain the exact species lo which
Next door to Pdatoffico.
custom orders that when the invita
A hypocrite vhas a bad man, uud yet
burnt on snow than while experiment- he belonged, and he was cer to kill, and in eighteen instances the ural is at the height of its power during
tion
is
given
he
shall
receive
from
the
animal was easily resuscitated. In the short hours of darkness on this sometimes I vhas glad to meet a tiof
Stair building a specialty. All work
j
ing
with
the
electric
light
at
North
tainly a great curiosity. He was quite seven he came to without the slight
who doan’ tell me who he vhas.
gun ran teed to be first-class and of latest host certain advice as to conduct, such ' Forelaod Light-house, where there
young
when captured, but grew to be est treatment within two hours after mid-summer night; and many a weird
as:
“
Do
not
eat
with
noise;
do
not
Vhen I see a woman cry I feel to
design.
was no heat sufficient to produoe such about four feet high and very stout.
story might, no doubt, be told by those
crunch the bones with your teeth or an
praise
der wisdom of Nature. If she
apparent
death.
The
prescribed
dis
effect
As he became older he became a dan charge entirely failed to produce who, over-wrought by want of food and wouldn’t shed tears she would pull
drink down the sauces at a gulp.”
I
am
aware
that
sometimes,
in
pe
exciterrtenL kept their lonely watch in
II. JUIXiE,
gerous fellow to have round; for in
This is said seriously and seriously re
culiar conditions of the atmosphere, stance, he would go up into the bread death in three instances, and one of the church yard. Other customs sa tomepody’s hair.— Detroit Free Press.
ceived.
If
the
master
of
the
house
is
HOSLEY & PELTON, Prop s
these three dogs came to after double vored of the purely comic or curious,
the direct sun’s rays will burn. I have
—With $500,000 represented In a
HARNESS
AND
SADDLE a person of importance and offers to | met with some singular Instances where trees and pelt people whom he didn’t the strength of electric discharge had and, in the light of the present-day
his guest fruit with stones or pita, such several persons have been burnt on the know with the bread fruit He would been given.
single dog show this country has no
knowledge, even a child might well
MANUFACTURER,
also take up large stones and hurl
Who ewile and retail dealer In
as peaches or cherries, the guest must
From the post-mortem appearance of wonder how any one could be found reason to be discouraged. Twenty years
same day, even in England, who had them with great force and accuracy.
put the pits in his pockets in order
never previously suffered in that way. I could always control him by merely the brain and nerve centers, and from silly enough to do things such as the from now we shall be worth many mill
Ashland and Linkvilla
not to appear to refuse any thing
ions in dogs, though we may possibly
other things observed, the experi
I am further aware that 3' etimes
the host is good enough to (not always) in a dead calm on a ship's shaking my finger at him and calling menter concluded that the electric dis following, with a full belief in their ef lose a few sheep.— Louisville Courier-
ficacy: At midnight on St John's Eve Journal.
his name, which was Jean Louis, but
offer. If a melon is served, the
All work ordered will be made fco «ire manner of cutting it depends upon the de>A one may be severely burnt, and for safety’s sake I placed an iron band charge caused the intensest agony, es young men would go out armed with a
—An article is going the rounds of
thuT*n boating on a river the same may
pecially when not strong enough to
cast to which the cutter belongs. Sen occasionally happen. Masks and vails around his waist and tied him up when kill at once, while in the case of hang plate to try and catch fern-seed without the papers headed: “How to Select a
Cured Meats constantly on hand.
touching
the
plant
—
no
easy
task,
as
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
timents are regulated by custom as have been long used as a protection on I was not on hand to watch him. He ing the evidence pointed to immediate
Wife.” Its rules are very scientific
well as their expression. Thus, if in snow, and are more or less successful, would feel in my pockets for fruit when paralysis of the nerve centers and a you will see, if you care to try it And and interesting, but when a young man
Repairing neatly and promptly done,
Terms Cash. Pass book accounts pay
if
successful,
what
happened?
Why,
I came homd, and when he found any
the course of a visit refreshments are
falls in love he doesn’t ponder over
and at low rate«.
painless death. Such are the chief re
brown vails and glasses in my experi
able monthly.
offered to Jhe guest, he must drink the ence being the most efficient As bear the least biPfcruised or dirty he would sults of their investigations.— N. K. the lucky possessor of the seed fancied rules. He jpst shuts both his eyes tight
he would become invisible to the eyes
reject it He was a great imitator.
first cup “with an air of profound
grabs frantically in the dark.—
ASHLAND
Letter.
ing upon this I may mention that a
of his fellows at pleasure! Whether he and
thought,” the second “with a satisfied friend of mine after an ascent on snow Sitting by my side while writing, he
Somerville Journal.______
! was ever undeceived the story does not
expression.”
would take up the pen when I had
a revived A necdote .
had an enormously swollen face, and I gone, dip it in the ink, and scratch
Blind People in Russia.
FEED
AND
LIVERY
STABLE.
go on to say. Others went out by
The
“
Li-Ki
”
has
many
pages
devoted
The und r-ighed lias opened a
moolight to gather certain herbs and 41r Walter Raleigh and the Good Virgin
butcher «hop lu
to the ceremonial of mourning. Grief observed that in the general swelling the .paper, making a sorry mess of
The Russian Statistical Committee
Queen Fllzabeth.
must attain its height at the return there were many pits or depressions, whatever came in his way. He, having made a minute inquiry as to flowers, said to have magical properties
AHI1LAND
Bad weather held London in its
from the funeral. The code says: and that each pit corresponded to a too, would draw a cork and drink the number of blind people in Russia, —such as the rose, and Ss. John's wort
“When a father has died, the son must freckle. The irritating rays had been the contents of the bottle, be it wine it appear* that blindness is very un —but what the properties were, or what itrong grip, and as her Majesty’s state
On Main street, under the MeC ill Hall.
seem to be completely overwhelmed; intercepted by the brown color of the or brandy, but he was espe equally distributed among the differ next happened to the flowers, I can not 'hair had been sent to the chair shop
fl rut door north of Msnonic building, I
propone t> supply the public with the beat
when the body has been plaeod in the freckle. About the same time I en cially fond of the latter. He saw me ent nationalities inhabiting the empire. tell you. In the middle of the.last cen to have a new set of springs put in, it
uf frveli
coffin, he should cast around him rapid countered a. paragraph in the London bore a hole with a gimlet and imme While there are only 8 blind people tury the making of a dumb cake for this became necessary for the Queen to
glances of affection, as if he sought for Lancent saying that a German savant diately imitated me, and the same with for each 10,000 Poles, 10 for as many festival was in high favor among wo walk to Parliament, to leave her reg-
something he could not find. After had been experimenting on the effect driving a nail. I had a suit of clothes Lithuanians and Jews, and 19 for men, and the ceremony was something •Jtar morning order for the state execu
the burial he should appear uneasy and of sunlight on the retina, and had made for him, intending to bring him Russians and Letts, the figures rise to on this wise: In strict silence two girls tioner. The gallant Raleigh, who was
alarmed, as if waiting for some one found that it had destroyed the visual to America with me had not a sad fate 22 with the Esthonians, 35 with the made the cake, two more baked it in it that rime occupying the exalted sta
In season. A liberal share r.f ths pat
Proprietor.
ronage of the people of Ashland sud
who does not come. At the end of the purple of the retina, but that the action overtaken him. One day he took a Bashkir», 41 with the Mordovians, 51 the oven, and two more broke it to tion of Escort Extraordinary and Gold-
vicinity respectfully »odcited.
first year of mourning, he should ap was modified by transmitting the sun's stone and hammered the links of his with the Tartars and Tcheremisses, pieces when drawn, hot and tempting, Stick-in-Waiting to the Queen, in ac
from its hiding place. Another couple
Having purchased the old stable on pear sad; at the end of the second rays through various colored glasses, chain until they were broken.
He
with the Tchuvashes, and 33 with distributed the pieces under the pilows cordance with the duties of his office,
All Orders Promptly Filled. M -in street near the bridge, and a-sum d year, uneasy.” Lamentations are re and that when tranf*nitted through then wandered forth on a marauding 63
offered his arm to Elizabeth, and they
the manag--ment "f the same I am pre
brown glass the purple of the retina tour. Coming to the cathedral, which the Votyaks. Blindness is thus much of the whole party, who, if they suc twain, preceded by six trumpeters, and
pa ed to tTer the public better accomtuo- stricted to certain hours and places.
more
widely
spread
among
the
Ural-
dition- thau ever befor* afforded in At certain times the mourner must was unchanged.— Robert L. Bowles, in was a frame building, he loosened the Altayans, and especially among the ceeded in holding their tongues for such followed by throe pieces of artillery
Nature.
I a long time together, might certainly
Southern Oregon in the livery busiuess.
bare his breast and jump up and down.
clapboards and commenced to rip Finnish-Mongolian stems, than among I hope to dream of the future husband. and a thousand small boys, set out in
■
■
• to-
on a»u
Aahlaad
the pouring rain. As umbrellas had
Western Surgery in China.
If mourning for a distant relative, it is
them off one by one. Getting into the the Aryans and Semites, although the
It must be allowed the chances were
sufficient for him to pretend to jump.
building, he went into the chancel and conditions of all these races, so far as rather against it.— Chamber's Journal not been invented at that period, Ral
to the report of the Med proceeded to tear up the Bible. The
eigh sheltered himself from the torrent
' Horses
Fed Consolation is also meted out by rule. ical According
poverty is concerned, are much the
Missionary
Society’s Hospital in
beneath the water-proof ruff her Maj
The
“
Li-Ki
”
mentions
a
woman
named
sexton
came
in,
intending
if
possible
same.
It
is
worthy
of
note
that
one-
At reasonable rate«.
Canton for 1887, the medical class
A Reliable Servant
esty wore about cher neck, while Eliz
King-Kiang,
who
was
sowell-bred
that
to save the property from destruction, eight of all cases of blindness in Rus
LINES.
New and handsome turnouts, reliabl« having loqt both husband and son she numbered twelve Chinese, of whom but the baboon picked up hymn-books
abeth was granted the sole satisfaction
“
Here
is
a
note
I
want
you
to
hand
sia
are
due
to
small-pox.
and
one-half
THK
and safe bug«v teams, an< good saddle
four were women, The students are
for the soaking she received by order
hot-es always to be had at these stables. mourned for her son both day and required to pay a fee. which is fixed and pelted him with such force that he only to direct eye diseases.— N. Y. to Mrs. Lively when you are sure no
ing the clerk of the weather to the
night and for her husband by day only.
was
glad
to
retreat
Finally
Mr.
said
a
New
York
Post.
body
is
looking,
”
Mount Shasta Route!
WILL BUY AND SELL HORSES.
block. The journey passed without in
Irregularity in ceremonial as to mourn at twenty dollars a year for three Baboon got upon the roof and began to
society
man
to
a
colored
servant
at
a
«.'•Illemia tx|>r¡'»» Trai’»» Ka» Pall«
cident worthy of note until the party
ing is regarded with such disfavor that years, over which period the course tear off the shingles. The police at
—
There
are
young
men
that
do
not
fashionable
Fifth
avenue
residence.
the “Li-Ki” observes: “It is better extends. They support themselves this juncture leveled their revolvers at work, but the world is not proud of
reached the corner opposite the Parlia
“
Yes,
sir,
”
said
Sambo,
showing
his
not to mourn at all than to mourn and buy their own books. Western him and poer Jean Louis fell to the them. It does not even know their ivories.
ment buildings, where it was found
Portland and San Francisco
after an improper fashion and in im medicine and surgery are slowly but earth a dead baboon.”— Brooklyn
that a mud-puddle of extraordinary di
names;
It
simply
speaks
of
them
as
old
“
But,
mind
you,
don
’
t
whisper
a
proper dress.”— London Telegram.
surely advancing in China, and it is Eagle.
mensions—a puddle worthy of the
•
ARRIVI!
l.KAVE
So-and-So
’
s
boys.
Nobody
likes
them,
word
to
a
living
soul.
”
—"
■ —---
now time that schools of a high order
Ullpm ' Ashlmil
8:36t*a»
Portland
Elizabethan ago—had gathered unto
“
You
kin
jess
rest
easy
about
dat,
nobody
hates
them;
the
great,
busy
Ashland
i Ikon n m I 8»iiFrai>c’eo7:4ua »•
were established. The publication of i —The fortune-teller is apt to find in
Itself the larger part of the street
—
Cornell
University
recently
exam
boss.
Yesterday
I
fetched
dat
ar
same
—,. tn
,.i A-hlantl
.*.bi pu
b«uFr»iicisrot g.,
’>i:«ip
hor old age some of her palmiest day«. world doesn't even know that they are
“By my halidom,” quoth the Queen,
ined the records of all men who had en many medical books, the establishing —Duluth Paragrapher.
woman a letter from a nudder gemman,
Ashland
Í 5:40 |> nt I Portland It :40 a m
there.
So
find
out
what
you
want
to
be
“
but
this puddle hath extraordinary
gaged in inter-collegiate contests since of hospitals, in which millions of pa
an
’
I
ain't
said
a
word
'bout
it
to
no
—Men will work harder for a day’s and do, take off your coat and make a body yit You kin jess rest easy ’bout depth! Methinks ’twere well that we
the opening of the institution, to deter tients have been treated, the training
dust
in
the
world.
The
busier
you
are
mine the influence of the pursuit of ath of hundreds of students, the skill of pleasure than they will for a week’s the less mischief you will be apt to get my opening my mouf.”— Texas Siftings. return, and defer the executions until
the morrow.”
letics upon scholarship. It was con the European physicians practicing in wages— Philadelphia Inquirer.
into, the sweeter will be your sleep,
—Reflect upon your present blessings, the brighter and happier your holi
“Not so, my liogess,” said Raleigh,
—Some remarkable changes have
cluded that athletics kept within rea the open ports—all tend to educate
sonable limits was not in conflict with China aud prepare the way for greater of which every man has many, not on days, and the better satisfied will the recently been noted by M. Perrotin on turning to one of his retainers and seiz
your past misfortunes, of which all men world be with you.— Hawkeye.
the planet Mars. In a letter to the ing his cloak; “ ’twere better far that
the educational purpose of the institu things.
Academic des Sciences, he reports that my friend here should sacrifice his
tion. Crew men averaged 70 per cent.
—If there is anything that will bring have some. —Dickens.
The O It 0. Il Ii Ferry makes cortnec
—
Occasion
may
be
the
bugle-call
that
the
tract of land on both sides of the hahit to thy necessity. Never shall it
ball players 73, and track athletics 76 a young man down with his nose to the
—One of the most unh appy men in the
î'on with ail the regular trains on the A fall »apply »f <’»ffi»».
^immons
an
army
to
battle,
but
the
equator,
which has been named Lybia, be said that while a Raleigh stood by,
in
scholarship
for
the
year;
70
per
grindstone
of
common
sense
it
is
to
see
East Side Div. from foot, of F street.
vorld
is
he
who,
instead
of
measuring
t'Mkrt*. Knbrn »f all
blast
of
a
bugle
can
never
make
soldiers
seems
to
have been submerged by the the Queen of England was balked of her
cent, was necessary for graduation.
Mise», «il» v»a. Crapes,
his best girl pinning a fifty-cent bou
his strength against his work, is always
Went Mide Ili visi ou Hetwren
etc_ etc- etc.
—No more beautiful spectacle can be quet, which he had presented her, in the or win victories.— Garfield.
■ueasuring it against the strength of sea. It was distinctly seen by him two determination or wet her ankles in pur
—When did a child ever look ugly jther men.— Christian Union.
years ago, when it was bounded on two suit of her ambition!”
leen thafTa son proud of his mother aDd coat of a dude admirer.— Fall River Ad
Portland and Corvallis.
Office and wareroom at railroad cross
Saying which, the courtier threw his
to
its
mother?
And
larks,
doubtless,
vance.
jiad
to
obey
her;
not
ashamed
of
the
—He who gives good advice builds sides by a sea, and on the others by one retainer's cloak upyn the surface of the
ing, Helman Street.
Mall Trala.
taunts of “apron strings” because they
—Where there are no men, show thy think their featherless, discolored, yel with one hand; he who gives good coun of the streaks to which M. Schiaparelli
OREGON
ASHLAND
unite him to his most loving friend. self a man, runs the old rabbinical say low-mantled squabs more beautiful than cil and example, builds with both; but gave the name of canals, but now does puddle, and her Majesty, stepping
ARK1VK
LKAVB
lightly upon it, reached the other side
î;30»m Carvallis l^pM
Portland
And no more sure prophecy of evil is ing. If it is a vain, babbling crowd full-grown humming-birds.
ie who gives good admonition and bad not exist A drawing made by him in without wetting her feet. Elizabeth
1:30 p tn I Portland 6:15 p ni
Corr ali is
1882
shows
the
same
appearance,
which
—
One
rich
man
wears
poor
clothes
W. H. PABKER,
there than a child's unkindness to her that encircles you, a crowd without
example, builds with one hand and
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
leads him to the conclusion that the in never forgot Raleigh’s gallantry; but
whose love never fails. It is not al dignity, and grace and culture, and because he is rich and can do anything, Dulls down with the other.— Bacgn.
'rains of Oregou Pa ide.
as for the retainer who lost his habit,
undation, if it be such, is periodic.
while
a
poor
man
wears
fine
clothes
be
ways boys who are ungrateful. It is abiding faith, let them perceive, not
—
A
Pekin
duck,
if
forced
by
high
he likewise lost his head for saying in
Expre»» Trala.
sometimes the daughter’s unkindness through the conscious exhibition of cause he is poor and wants to create
feeding
from
the
time
it
is
hatched,
the Queen’s presence that, “since
—
“
There
is
a
tide
in
the
affairs
of
that is sharper than the serpent's tooth. goody qualities, which would display the impression that he is not
ARRIVE
LK.IVX
Abstracts of Titles, and Probate Col
will weigh five pounds when ten weeks men that leads on to fortune,” said Raleigh had so many bad habits, he
A pretty miss on the train pettishly your conceit, not your character, but
—Let no one suppose that by acting •»Id, costing about thirty cents for food,
Portland
4:50 p m M'MinnviUcK:' Opm
thought it hard that he should lose his
lector, E c.
McMinnville 5:4 >a ni Portland Uno a ni
said to her mother: “Come on; you’re through the unconscious beauty, purity a good part through life he will escape Iind selling for double that price, whilst the poor young man when he married to demonstrate what a tailor-made cour
the
heiress,
but
before
he
had
been
For information regarding rates, map«,
vlways behind." A venerable gentle and simplicity of your life, as effortless ! seandaL There will be those even who
its feathers and manure also possess a tied to her a year he found it some tier Raleigh could be when he tried”-—
Office— Opposite th« court-house.
«to., applv to company'’ agent.
man passing stopped and said: “Never as the shining hin at dawn, that your I hate him for the very qualities that 111
R. KOEHLER,
1 E. P. ROGERS.
Harper's Magasine,
- - -
value.— Cincinnati Times.
times led on to misfortune.
example
is
worthy
of
imitation.
—
Jewish
behind when you were sick, was she?”
ought to procyr® him esteem.
• ’
M»iu
bprinv.
Central House
BOOT & SHOE
MAKERS,
House« Sign and Car<
riage Painter.
Produce & Commission
Ashland Market
BEEF, PORK and MUTTON
New Butcher Shop.
BEEF. PORK OR MUTTON GEORGE STEPHENSON.
DAVID PAYNE.
Boarded and
Southern Pacific Co.’s
I
PULLMAN BÜFFET SLEEPERS
Funeral Director
Manager.
Asst G F A !'**• Agt.
1 Jar k»«» rill«.
Oreg«»