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"$"; -T"" win TW ! i iJukiAfr-,i-n,r-h,i-l,f,i r, Nervousness Cannot ba permanently cured by tie use 9 1 opiates and icdatlvo compounds. It is loo deeply seated. It is caused by an impoverished condition of the blood, upon whloh the nerves dopend for suste nance. This ia the true and only natural explanation for aerrousaewu Purify, en lioh and rltallxe the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla and norrousnesa will disappear. Hood's Barsaparllla will glvo vitality to the blood and will send it coursing through lb veins and arteries charged with the llfe (jlvlnff, strength building qualities which uinko strong nerves. It you aro nervous, try Hood's Barsaparllla and And tho samo relief of which hundreds of people aro tel ling iu their published testimonials. Get Hood's onfy Hood's Becnufio Hood's Barsaparllla is the only 'x'ruo Blood Furlflor prominently In tho publlo eye today. Bold by all druggists. ) 1UUU 3 II1I3 t0n. Trice Mcptr box. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. The following Is n list of the Jury men selected: Salem No. 1 Chnrlcsj Johnson, AV. I). C'liiBpptt, C. L. Olenn, 1). McCully, Archie Mason, 1). V. "Wagner, Charles Smith anil W. T. Hell, Salem No. 211. Stnlcton, J. 13. Stump, J. A. Van Eaton, S. A, lUggs, 11, A. Crossan, .11. Thompson, J. W. Cox, and F. A. Turner. Snlom No, :i. J. M. Forsythe, E. F. Parkhurst, Alex Clark, AV. S. Herkncr, John LewLs, Win. Hrown, lllchuid Ilolmau. Salem No. I A. V. McAtce, Earl llaee, Frank Tost, E. II. Flagg, Ed. Hutchlns.JoH.O. Evans, John llughes, ltlley Thomas. North Salem.!. O. Boardsley, Ed. Hall, M. .1. Vlbbcrt, C. AV.Kuox.Chas. Watt, AV. II. Joy, Frank ICaWcr. If. T. Hi uce. South Salem Scott Bozorth, 'Win. Armstrong, Sr., Isaac Coukllng, G. AV. Jory. East Salem Edward John, "W. A. Slocum. Frank Smith, Win, Humph icy, Frank Culver. Prospect C. L. Parmenlor, Henry Downing, (ieo. II. Gray, Kay Farmer, (. Stelncr, Thos. Sims, James Simp hon, Geo. U. Ash by, Englowood-E. F. Melvln, T. II. Harnes, J. AV. Young, G.A. Stephens, II. G. Sonneman, J. J'oolcr,A. Freder ick, Chas. Calvert, Lincoln J. E. Lewis, II. Jtceue, Jesso Neal, Henry Porter, F. L. Pound, 0 Gilbert, l)an Smith. Turner O. Vaughn, C. Tracy, "Win, Wltzel, Wm.Stcel.W. Willlngs. Chris Welser, II. Hclmkcc, Scott Lalfore. Champeog-Gus H refer, D. Van Wassenhovc, "Win. McKay, "W. T. Coleman, St. Taul James Cook, James ICcrr, AVm. Murphy, Win. Honnegan, Sam Connor. Lablsh A. M.Lafollett.W.F. Jones, V. X. Molsan, James Finney, I). Gors llne, S. AV. Jones, J.A. Massey, James Loonoy. Huttcvlllc J. i. Kenyon, John Murray, Chas. Lembckc, G. A. Ehlon. Aurora Peter Feller, Jr., George Kiausse, Chas. Snyder, Jonas "Will, Henry Miller. A. II. Glesy, Sublimity Robert Downing, Harry Dee, Frank Glover, II. McElhanoy, Henry Benson, A. L. Downing, John Kints. Mchnnm Marlon Eskew, Hadley Hobson, Frank Tate, David Johnston. Horcb-AV. R. Newland, It. G. Picicc Elkhom J. P. Case. Silver Falls Louis Bleaknoy, E. Knight. Marlon A. II. Cornelius, Mart Bailey, Newton Cook Sid, Russell. Jefferson J. Beckwlth, B. F. Hoover, A. AVeddlo, G. B. Hoyt, J. AV. Pate. Yew Park Charles Cannon, Win. Clark, Charles Burggraf. F. N. Derby, MonrooNyc. Hamlin Smith, J. O'Don ald, J. E. Baker, Jos. Howard. Ablqua D. A. McKee, F. Hayes, Wash Townsond, Mathlns Coolov, Theobold Klrsch, J. T. Ross. Howell I. L. Larson, Louis Wood, Isaac Stephens, George Weeks, Jacob Haughman. Stayton-W. S. Waters, Louis Mil ler, Louis Peterson, Jos. Miller, Frank Hurley, Chas. Brlgps. Hrlctcnbush S. P. Kerr. Macleay L. S. Browcr, Clarence Slmeral, Robert Pntton, David Craig, W. T. Ramsden, Charles Sapplngfleld, George Eolf. Woodbunic-N. Miller, George Whit ney, F. A. Ford, John Eagan, P. II. Kennedy, C. L. Ogle, Henry Hull, II. D. Brown. Gervals David Barnes, Frank Nlb ler, Bernard Nye, D. M. Kcene, Dan Kavanaugh, M. A. Wade, Louis Lcm ery. Falrflelcl-Jolin Marthaler. Bart Do Haven, H. G. Eldroldgo, Elinor Sav age, L'tiaries naming. Hubbard E. Covlo. Geo. B. Hoven- den, George W. Taylor, W. II. Goudy, Win. Walfer. West Sllverton Jennings Smith, Peter Bowen, Wright Foshay, T. R. Hlackerby. East Sllverton A. G.Steelhanimer, S. T. Hobart, J. A. Hicks, M. Skalfo. Garllold Charles Hartman, J. Korb. ELECTION OFPICbUS. Ablqua Judged, M. Settlemlor, Wash. Palmer, J. T. Ross; clerks, J. R. White, Richard Palmer. Aurora Judges, Win. Miloy, IT. E. Glesy, Geo. Godlng; clerks, M. J. Smith, Dr, J. M. Glesy. Breltenbush Judges, E. II. Dun ham, S, lYKcrr, G. Somers; clerks, Do Witt DanfortlK P. A. Correll. Huttovllle Judercs, Chas. Lembcke, Jas. P. Feller, Frank Batchelor; clerks, Wm. Ilendersliott, is, A. m. Cone. ClmiriHoetr Judces. Frank E. Os- born, Thomas Coleman, II. L. Eber bard; clerks, Gus. Hoefer, W. R.Mc Elkhorn Judges, J. P. Chase, T. L. Pope, James Church; clerks, B. i. nester, S. W. Mlnturn. Englewood Judges, Alonzo Parker, T. F. Walker, Wm. Martin; clerks, Si Ncal, Charles'Calvert. FalrflcuWudgus, I. W. Itubbard, O. A. Aial.,Thps. Rcbucns; clerks, J. J. Becker! E.R7 Durette. GarUeltf Judges, J. Korb, J. Irw In, B. Brodl; clerks,.!. Scott, C. A. Duunl gan. Gervala-Jiulgo, L. J. roujude, B. A. Natliam, John Johnson; old ks, C. W. S. Taylor, Joe Goodman. lloieb .lUdges, Taylor Foster, U. S Pierce, AVm. Sullivan; clerks. C. II. AA'drk, AVm. Mung. Howell .fudges, Frank Smith, Giover Simmons, Al. McCann; clerks, D. AV. Smith, Frank "Durbln. Hubbard J mines, M.L.ColTenlwrry, G. .1. A oiler, John Pernell; dorks, J. L. Cnlvcit, G. Il.Hccbe. Jefferson Judges, Charles Smith, John Loonoy, A. B.lluddlcson; clerks, II. Roland, A. Tanzler. Lablsh .fudges, S. A. Jones, F. X. Molsan, T.B.Jones; clerks, AVm. II. EganC. II. Evans. Lincoln Judges, A. Lewis, C. Vainiysc, AV. Simpson; clerks, J. Cummlngs, A. Gilbert. Macleay Judges, Clarence Slmeral, J. F. Short. L. C. Grllllth: cleiks. (.'. P. Patton, AV. Hurst. Marion Judges, MM Jtuiseii, a. jj. Hunt, V. Farlow; clerks, Bennett l'pjirsnn. Niwt Cook. Mclianm Judges, O. J Hike, S. Schnnckbcrper, V. Pennybaker; clerks, II. Parker, AV. Mulkey. Jj' Prospect Judges. I). C. Sherman, llnnrv llmvnlntr. Al. li. (Mllllllbcrllli: clorlri. A. A. Inn. f. A.OfJIV. Salem No. 1 J udges, AV.D. ClaggctA, B. F. Southwick, John Gray; clerks,J. jj. uigij, . xi. nuiii iuai saicm iNO. a JUUgCVXIlOS. IIUIIIUIII, f Tlinmncnn. ('Iinrln'l Clllffirett. clerks, E, J. Swalford, Percy AVillis. Salem No. a-J udges, James Kyle, E. M. AValte, John Lcwls;clerks, Orln Baikcr, Joseph Baumgartncr. Salem No. J. Judges, Geo. P. Hughes, C. B. AVood worth, Frank Post; clerks, A. T. AValn, Joseph Albert. East Salem Judges, II. AVoikman, D. J. Hoinor, Frank Smith; clerks, AVI11 Humphrey, John Estes. North Salem Judges C. W. Knox, C. AVatt, AVm. Kalsor; clerks, M. J. Vlbbcrt, Thos. Ryan. South Salem-J udges. Adam pinn art, J. Nowsom, Jacob Denccr; dorks, Bruce Cunningham, Frank Dearborn. auver i-ans .luugcs, n. una)i O. Glllogly, Charles Gobalct! clerks, James uicaKiioy, Jj. bong. r St. raui judges, o. j. in.ch, " llntu llnniinirnn.S. CVirwlll! clel'kS. Jilt). Cook, Sebastian McDonald. Stiiyton .imigcs, j. u. aiuni,.. linker. John Lcdirorwoods clerks, E. E. Porter, AV. AV. Elder. Sublimity Judgcs.AV.J. Ilunipiirey. i? i u'l-iiTiiMinm. .fns. Iinnicrmnn: clerks, L. S. Lambert, Jos. Ledger- wood. ,. East Sllverton-J udges, C. Young- trrooir . 'P. llnll-irt,. L. AlllCSt ClCrkSt H. S. Starrett. F. A. DeGulrc. ti West Sllverton. .Judges, t. n.ino imwi t, n iiiissaII. Alonzo Brewn: clerks, Pearl Blackcrby. F. A. HoPue. rPnrnnr TiwlrrnB. J. N. Silver. G. 11. Cornelius, 1. 11. Small. Jr.; clerks, L. U. cavanaugu, w.r. iucnea. AVoodburn Judges, Jacob Ogle, Peter Luclcr. N. S. Scollard; clerks, AV. AV. Hall. W. i. itay. Yew pane duciccs, nun ii Joseph Howard, T. L. Davidson; clerks, AV. A. Moorcs, James Coleman. KOAU BUPKIIVISOUB FOR. IBM. No. 2 A. P. Gordon, Salem. No. a Manloy Moore, Salem. No. 0 R. C. Ilawloy, Salem. No. 11 S. II. Hatch, Salem. No. J2 A. J. Prultt, Salem. Mo. 13 A. C. Snyder. Salem. No. 14 AVm. M. Collard, Brooks. No. 10-.Tohn D. Kenedy, St. Paul. No. 17 J. II. AVchrum, Falrilcld. No, 18 James Hurley, Gervals. No, 10 Henry Mlerlng, Brooks. No. 20 E. K. Shaw, Brooks. No. 21 Lawrcnco Martin, Brooks. No. 22 II. J. AVorkman, Salem, No. 23 J. N. Baker, Turner. No. 21 J. A. Miller. Turner. No. 25-tG. Stapcls, Turner, No. 20 Sid Russell, Marion. No. 28 C. K. Read, Turner. No. 04 D. Dinsmoor, Lowlsburg. Ny. 05 Albert Frank, Sublimity. No. 08 Labln Miiuldlng, Sllverton. No. 71 II. J. Hadley, Mill City. No. 73-Gllbert Leo, Argentl. No. 30 Ed. Hartley, Macleay. No. 310. S. Flcklln, Frultland. No. 32 J. A. McCann, Howell. No. 33 J. Norwood, Howell. No, 34 L. D. Smith, Gervals. No. 30 M. Benjamin, Gorvals. No. 40 J. 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