a,y n'
V
QA1L! Ah OldSoldier
Publlntaed Kvorr Friday Mornluj.
A. 5. ULITON.
His Story of What Hood's Sar-
saparilta Has Dons
AN WAS BORN TO HUSTLE.
- He la of low dams but Quito plenty.
SUBSCRIPTION $i.So PER YEAR.
aland la the Postohoo At Medford, Oregon
A SoconddAU Mill Matter.
Mbdpokd, Friday, Jan. 20, 1HS9.
Wholo
Family Greatly Nolpud
This Mudlolne.
"I ira ao old ruu down aoldlor, my
wholo yitom being out ot order And my
right ilde partially pAralyiod. I bve
tried varloua romedlea And reallud only
temporary relief. I hara been tailing
Hood'a Saraaparllla and Hood'a Ptllt, And
hare derived more real beueflt from them
PHIS PA HKK S f?pi.'kV. aS Hood'a Baraap.
rm-w ouf km ut run uuwq uq oar
yitem muoh out of order. My two Utile.
MittSuf- lillvWOilLD.
KAPPENIN'8 OF THE PAST rEW
DAYS FROM ALL, QUARTERS,
TenlalDff Anuncy. M and w Mtirohania Ki
eAuie, Sau Pnuieiaco, California, vhereooa
incu (or aiUtultn oan be made for Ik
Our CJubbtag List.
The Mail and Weekly S. P. Cull 12 35
" " " Examiner 2 85
" ?' ,i v Cbronlole
' " " OruKonlau
" " Cosmopolitan ...
" Weekly Cincin
nati Enquirer,
NEWS OF THE STATE.
boys reoorered quickly from the e Recta
ot diphtheria by taking Hood'a Sarsapa
rllla, which rid them of tronbleaom son
sad symptoms ot the croup. They an
now well and hearty." w. F. Bubmbtt,
Stafkey, Oregon. . ... Bemembar
Hood's ! oarilla
1 75 Is the best-In fAel the One True Blood Purifier.
2 35
2 00
it 10
HrwV Dllle ou rtauaea, ludljeatlon,
I IIHIU 9 fills MUouaneu,eouaipattoa.
One hundred thousand sheep were
cold iroui Morrow uouniy inis year.
Good Oregon and Washington apples
sell at Miuoeapoiu at si.au per oox
Mrs. Atines I. Hunter, a British sub
ject, baa taken out
papers at The Dalles,
CLIMATE AND CROP SUMMARY.
laauea by the United Statu Waathar
linraau at Saa rranelaeo.
The followin is the suiiinmnr of f lift
naturalization ululelu uumed Tuesday, Jauuary 17:
naiu has failu hi all sections of the
Durltur December residents ot Gil- alate dnnuR the week, and in some nor.
Ham County bought $11,200 ot the for- ttona of Northern California the prod-
ienea nuias oi tne . aormern racino Dilution has hnnn wra
jvauroaa yorupany. , , now seem oonftdont that unod nmn. will
Buyers in the Willamette valley are be raised this anaann .,i n, nntn
paying 31 oents per pound for fat hogs. large acreu of grain. Early sown
ids is about nail a oent a pound more J.
TJIUtrinuM arw atrMulv u V, Marl ., i
the effects of the increased moisture.
than they are paying in the corn states.
Tbe right leff ot Joseph Fredericks, Rowing and Ji.
a farmer 70 years old, was Amputated Z. 1 ? P0?'
at Baker City. Tuesday. The foot was !?p: those. onn where heavy
injured years ago. Recently the bones , TOtarde1 " work. The tern
became diseased. perature has beau nearly normal, except
Times are good in Eagle vallev, east- j11 tuiejnouiituin regions, whore unusual
em Oregon, one cause being the large v cola weather has prevailed. The high
number of sheep and cattle being red 'uuaui tne utn and loth caused but
there this winter. Hauling hay to the I uttie damage in the farming sections.
The ll.iu ('mumlittiti tilt Nttwtl A ffrflr.
Mll lla llt.;t. rl Mint, talllllil U'l.l
ri Well A l'tmti,iur'a (iull tlur
Utfltiil by lliiiiillitma.
Ill a prixe lUrht nt Now Tork lust
wvok Tliimiiis Slmrkey knocked out Kid
McCoy. Tho mini fought ten iiiuuils,
but Slmrkey 'a stayiug power wits too
much for the Kid.
While hmdertug his realguntUm as
ravstorof the Univermillst Oliuroh of tho
Kodoeiner ut, OdiiMtgt), Key. Oregtu-y
startled the congregation by saying ho
would not. care to go to hoavou if he
thought any of the ohtirub. trustees were
there.
Bids received by tho navy dopitrtiiiont
for tho ooiistruotlon of a uuvtU station
at Guum, Lailnuio islauds prove thut
tne instiuition will bo very costly,
Bills so for HUhinltted are tlirtw timos
higher tlmii the ooustruetioit of a aimt
lar station would be iu tho United
States.
teams.
James King, of Adams, died a few
days ago from a peculiar degree, of
blood poisoning. The poisoning started
irom a counle o( pimples on tne face,
and extended to the eyes, which swelled
and burst from their sockets.
Dick Vandevert, sheep inspector for
urooH county. Das completed bis semi'
annual inspection of sheep. He finds
259.69D, exclusive of bucks, and 3&S9
bucks, making a total of 203,584 sheep
in mat county, tstimaung these at
$2.50 per head their total value' is
foob.ubo.
The business men of Ontario are con
sidering the proposition of Fred J,
iveirei, oi ugden, Utah, to establish a
beet sugar factory. He offers to put
The Army and Navy
Have covered themselves with glory during
the wat. The Army and Navy Vest Pocket
Memorandum Book, published by the Northern
PaulUc. Is a compact algeat of InformAtlon
relative to the navies and armies ot Spain and
the United Slates at the beginning of the war.
It has a map ot Cuba, Illustrations of naval
ships, glossury of navy and army terms, trans
latiou of Spanish words, etc. Send ten cents
to Chas. S. Fee. General Passenger Aneot.
n. r. a., St. ram, Minn., for a copy.
At Mill City, Or., J. O. Lvons. a mer
chant, was murdered in a room back of
hia store, having been shot by an un
known assassin through a window from
the ontside. The weanon used , was a
shotgun, loaded with lanre shot. The
up factory that will use 3o0 tons of lead entered the hark nt T
beets a day lor a bonus ot iao.000 cash, some passing through and couiiuir oof
or 4000 aores of land, watered by the
uwynee ana aevaaa ottones.
The citigens of Lakevlew have peti
tiuned the legislature that the city
council be empowered to bond that
town in the sum of (25,000 for water,
fire protection and other . purposes:
said bonds not to draw a greater la
under the chin. The victim lived about
an hour after being wounded, and wa.-
coii8ciorj,s to the Inst.
- Yellowstone Park Map.
The Northern Pacific Railway has Just Issued
s new map of Yellowstone Park, that should
t rest 1 nun o percent, ine proposition I e in aemand. it m a relief map in colors. Is
will be voted upon by tbe taxpayers of scienunrally made. And Is complete In topog
Lakevlew before the issuaoce of the ntptay And nomenclniure. The map la about
bonds. !xS inches In size and Is printed on heavy
Stnc.lmn t Ttntr Hrpolr nfTorari PPer inus making It suitable for framlBK.
high as $12 per ton for 100 tons of " map s specially adapted for school and
stacked hay last week, and were uuable cUss nd be mailed In tubes to any
i m. .. .. ... . I At A llrat VaThaa al a- .
to buy any. this is tbe Dienest price , ,.. C.I ' , . : "gem o
offered for hav in tl. atitot for mnv ;r. s"ao- "P0"
years, very lew farmers there have
any nay to sell, and tbose who have, in
anticipation oi a continuance or the
prevailing bad weather, are asking
more man stooKtnen can afford to pay.
The semi-annual reoort of Insnector
Parker, of Baker County, shows that
there were 64,278 sheep In tbe county
at tne close of isaa. Shipments from
the county last year were 34,800 at an
average price of $2.50 per head: 30.000
cattle, at an average price of $30 per
head, and 0U horses at an average
price of $5 a bead. The wool output of
the county in 1898 ws valued at $100,
000. The Astoria council has decided to
have the city charter amended so as to
create a bicycle commission, consisting
oi three men, to be appointed by tbe
mayor, who shall be empowered to
lio nse bicycles and expend the money
thus derived to construct bicycle paths
in tne city and county. The intention
is to put a license of $2 on bicycles, and
There was a successful Fanners' Insti
tute at Hanford last week.
About 45,000,000 pounds of prunes
bad been shipped from Sau Joss up to
December a 1st.
Feed is reported to be good on North
ern California ranges and very little hay
is being fed.
Few oranges are now being shipped
from Riverside, eastern prices not being
encouraging to shippers.
By a late order of the secretary of : ag
riculture the entire state of California
is now included in the cattle quarantine
district.
At last accounts the subscriptions to
the bonus for the establishment of a
fruit cannery at Newcastle had reached
the nun of $7850.
A fruit quarantine bill, more strin
gent than the one now in force, has been
in this way quite a large sum can be proposed by the state board of horticul-
raised auaually.
On Sunday of last week the people of
Lakevlew and surrounding country
held., a rabbit drive on . Cottonwood
creek, Lake County. The rabbits were
driven into pens, where 2341 were
slaughtered. The whole number of
dead rabbits was estimated at about
3000, as fully 500 or 600 were killed out
side the enclosures. This was the
greatest rabbit drive ever made in
Oregon and about 150 people partici
pated in the event.
Mrs. J. A. Crosseh, wife of the post
master of The Dalles, frustrated an
attempt to rob the postofflce ' last $109,000 owing by the city, and this
weanesuay uient. sue was alone in
the office. While she was distributing
the mail, two men attempted to pry
open a window. Their object was to
cover her with revolvers and rob the
omce Mrs. CroBSen steoped. quickly
to the telephone and summoned the
night watchman; The robbers did not
wait for the officer,
ture and will be introduced iu the legis
lature. 1 '.
The little stern wheel river steamer
Willie Irving, plying between Duwsou
and White Horse rapids on the Yukon
earned $127,GV8 during the post season.
She made ten trips during the four
months.
The superior court recently issued a
decree authorizing the cancellation by
the city of Sacramento of $1,000,000 of
her outstanding bonds which had been
bought iu by the Fnnded Debt Com
mission. This leaves but a little over
Newspaper reports from tbe range
balance, will be eutirely wiped out by
1899.
Senator Hnnsbroni'h of North Dakota,
who introduced tho amendment to the
Haiinit-Pnyne subsidy bill, providing
an export bounty of $2 por ton ou agri
cultural products, says that there are
sunt abroad between sixteen and seven
teen million tons of agricultural pro.
districts of eastern Oregon say that a,nct.s yearly wUh,n wUl 8U"3,!Ct to
OTPfLt tlfirnhara nf runOA hrti-apfl will nor. I t'le UUUI1FV.
A big srauditl is being developed iu
uie Montana legislature over tho nena
ttirsuip. Members chum they were
offered large sums to vote fur Senator
wuttosido.
A great battle has been fonght iu the
Yemen division of Arabia. Tim Turk,
Uh troops stormed and captured tho in
surgeut position at Sluuiet, ou Novum
our sutu. About 2,000. Turks were
killed or wounded.
The White Star steamer Oceanic,
the largest ever built, was fucoossfullv
launched at Harlaud& Wolf's yard at
.Belfast, Ireland, recently.
The United States cruiser Albauv was
successfully launched at Newcastle,
England, in the presence ot the United
states naval attache, Lieutenuiit-Col
well, and many other Americans. The
Albany is a sister ship to the New Or
leans, purchased iu England just before
the war.
Germany has denied that she is assist
ing or offering to assist the Filipinos iu
their refusal to recognize the authority
of the United States iu the Philippine
islauds.
Serious damage and immense losses
were caused throughout Great Britain
last week by storms.
A Spanish flag hoisted over a hotel at
Havana caused a small riot among the
Unbans. A company of American sol
diers restored order and pulled down the
offensive emblem.
Captain Richard Philip Leory, com
manding the cruiser San Francisco, has
been ordered to proceed to Guam and
assume the governorship.
Robert Baldwin, aged 20, the son of
Rev. Barny Baldwin, pastor ot the Bap
tist church, Kitts Hill, O., was shot
and killed by Salmon Ferrel. Baldwin
had trouble with Charles Webb, who
had been reprimanded by Rev. Baldwin
for disurbing a meeting. Webb and
Ferral waited at the church until young
Baldwin came out, when they assaulted
him, and Ferral shot him through the
heart.
Fire broke out in the S. Menken com
pany dry goods store at Memphis, Toun.,
totally destroyed the buililiug and con:
tents, causing a loss of $450,000, with an
insurance of $5,000.
Senator Teller has introduced a, hill
for the amend. aent of the war revenue
act so as to provide for a tax upon the
actual valuo or selling prices intend of
nominal valuo of certain stock. The
bill is intended to relievo tho cheaper
mining stocks of what is claimed to
be a burden upon them.
The supreme court at Honolulu hut
handed down a decision to the effect
that Chinese cannot land in Hawaii ex
cept under the conditions of the United
States restriction acts.
The gunboat Bennington left Hone-
lap
Think of llv.
Ing a year or
two after one
is dead : dead
to all practical in
tents and purposes,
dead, with the auto
graoh' of death in
scribed on brow and
cheek and Hp,
Thousands of
women live for
a year or two
after all help
fulness and
happiness have
Rone oat of
their lives.
When a woman
becomes hopeT
lessly helpless
and unliaopv
she is praclic-
i young woman to whom
areary waste, the voitnir
(,
ish this winter for lack of feed. These
low grade range horses have been a
nuisance for a long time. A good many
have found their way to the Llnnton
cannery, but thousands remain and eat
up grass which would otherwise be
better used by cattle or sheep. It does
not appear to be an easy matter, how
ever, to get rid of the horses. They
uppcar to bii able to stHnd more priva
tion tlmii more valuable stock, and
while soiuu will perish this winter,
there will bo a ;reul number left to vex
cattle owners. There uro. of course,
some homes on tho range that are val
uable, ou r, tney are looked after cnio-
fully.
Henry Goldstien died at Los Angeles
last week, practically of siiirvution. He
had $.1000 in bunk but would not touch a
cent of it to buy himself the neces
sities of life.
Lcwiston, Idaho, and Huntington,
Or., are soon to be connected by a direct
railroad along Snake river, according to
present indications. TIUs will involve
tho building of 8U0 miles of railroad by
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
company. This important extension
will open np an immense region di
rectly along the boundary Uuo between.
Oregon ami Idaho.
ally dead. Tbe
the future is
wife who is a helpless, nervous inval
the mother Whose babes nn a htirHn in.
stead of a blessing, all these, unless they
take tbe right measures to recover then
health, are better dead than living, In the
majority of cases these ghosts of women
owe their condition to weakness and dis
ease of the distinctly feminine miranUtu
.Frequently they have been deceived by
tne incorrect aiaguosta of some obscure
physician and do not understand the true
nature of their trouble.; It only costs a
two-cent postage stamp for a woman to
write ana tiescrioe ncr cnilflltlon to Dr.
R. V. Pierce, an eminent ami k hrM',u.r.lal.
ist, for thirty years chief consulting phys
ician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute of Iluffalo, N. Y. He will answer
letters irom ailing women without charge.
Ic is the discoverer of Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription, tbe greatest of all
known medicines for women. It acts
directly on the delicate organs concerned
in maternity and makes them strong,
healthy and vigorous. It banishes the in
dispositions of the anxious period and
makes baby's coining easy and almost
painless. It cures nil disorders and dls
placements and checks exhausting drains.
"Previous to motherhood my wire was very
sick," wrllcs Dennis 11. Connelly, liwi., of Clear
.Woler. Writilil Co., Mluu. " Two bodies of l)r.
Pierce's I'avorlte Prescription made her well
and strong," ,
I. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure hll
lotisness and constinalion. One n
i They never griue.
mill recently lor Dlillllia. uu nor way
there alio will atopnt Wko Island, pliuit
10-foot, Mug pole ami rulso the Htum
unit stripes.
Tho luuisu commit tor, on nitviil ulTalrs
litis completed the consideration of the
imviii appropriation bill anil will report
to iiiu iiuiisu tins wucK. i no hill car.
rles every ixdut which wns naked for
tln Maw Island imvy yard, According
to tun pinii mere will ou in now Vessels,
and of tluvso only three will bo built oil
tho Piioltlo coast. Ono Imttle-shlp will
be constructed here and of the cruisers
one llrst mill one second class It la ex
pouted will U built on tho const. There
is a chance that one of the light bouts
will im built at the Uuro island yard,
Mrs. Ellwibotb. Regan shot mid killed
Patroliimu Thomas Konuedy at Sail
Francisco a few days ago. The couple
had lived together and a light brought
ou tho shooting.
The last charge of forgery against
Alluu L. Alfortl, who lias snout the
three post years in California prisons for
forgery, has been dismissed, and the
young nutu taken buck to Texas by his
father. -
A. F. Soup, nu old rancher of Dug.
gert, Gal., shot ami seriously wounded
John Larkin, of tho same place. There
are but small hopes of l-arkin'a recovery.
Stmp shot the man without the slight
est provocation.
Diputches received from Hollo. Island
of Panuy, imllcate that tho natives are
disposed to Ui fiiemlly, although ab
solutely opposed to the lauding of the
united states forces without orders from
Malolos, tho seat of the mi-oulllcd Mil
pi no national government. Some of the
oftloliils at Iloilo are not in accord with
with tno revolutionary govern meat, but
ore willing to accept uu American pro-
recronuo ami will go to state the oaae
to Aguiunldo if furnished transportation
by the Amcii'itus.
At Tacoiim the sheriff will shortly
sell ut auetioi. (ho pnierty of the To",
coma I-nnd company, vslued ut $!l.00l).-
000. The proiHirty consists of uu un
sold portion of Tucomu townsito, to
rfcthur with docks, warehouses uud
unplnted uonugo.
The suit brought ut Wushinirton
against Florence Blythe Hinckley by
tho "Blythe company" for a share of
the Blythe estate at Sau Francisco hits
been dismissed, owing to luck of juris.
diction. Tim last remaining suit iu this
celebrated raise will soou receive the
suiue treatment.
At a mevtlntf of the Anti-Sugar
Bounty league held at London a nisolu
Hon was adopted demanding that the
British government immediately oon
elude a convention with Oennanv.
Austria, Holland and Belgium to ubul-
ish bounties uud to guarantee prislnuirs
security in the open British markets
agonist state-aided competition.
Representative Hilbom has iiitmduc
ed a bill iu congress, which, if passed,
will do much In tsiiuilir." honors, the
pecuniary ones nt least, which will flow
to naval oftloors from tho war. His bill
gives to all bureau chiefs who served
during tho war the same pay upon re.
tiremeut as they enjoy while in active
service.
Senator Perkins, when askod what he
thought of the action of the California
legislature In instructing its senators to
vote fur the Paris treaty ami against
amendments, said he was greatly sur
prised at tne change of pnblio sentiment
us expressed by members of tho legis.
hiture. However bo will bow to the
people.
Lawyer George Hayford of Portland
pleaded guilty to seven indictments for
obtaining money by false pretense and
wus sentenced to one year in tho peni
tentiary. Hayford is wanted in Los An
geles on similar charges.
Judge- Ellison of Red Bluff, has do-
ided the contest case of Boyd (D.l vs.
Bognrrl (R.) for sheriff In favor of the
the defendant. A largo number of Indi
vidual votes Iwero objected Ito bv both
aides, but few wero rejected by the
court. Three precincts were thrown
out entirely, which gave Bogurd a ma
jority of 25.
There, was consternation among the
students of the State Normal uchool ut
Chico Monday when President Ritter
announced that nil the young men who
went to Rod Bluff Friday evening and
engaged iu a footlnill game at that place
Saturday were suspended for two days,
with loss of credits. Other students
have takou up tho matter and promise
to quit the school unless the credits urn
returned to the football players.
E. J. Dole, a nephew of tho lute Pres
ident of Hifwuit, wus released from
custody at Los Angeles when the charge
of forgery brought against him ou July
17, 1890, was dismissed at tho request
of tho district attorney. Dole, who wus
an attorney, was arrested In San Fran
cisco und taken to Los Angeles. A
check which ho hud cashed iu Sunta
Ana on the State Loan and Trust com
pany hud been raised' from ii CO to
$850. ...
By a head-on collision betwi ou two
passenger trains on Hie Lehigh Vnlloy
railroad at west Dunulloii, N. J., 18 per
sons were killed uud over 25 wounded.
The accident wus due to a mistake In
train orders and another accident carllor
In the day. : '
The' National Carbon compuny has
been incorporated under tho laws of
Now Jersey, with a capital stock of $10,
000,000. It is a trust and will deal in
electrical supplies. ' . ' , , '
Two transports, the Ohio and Soiiator,
uro expected to arrivo at Sau Francisco
from Manila, about January Kith or
17th. Tho Ohio brings 800 of the Ne
braska volunteers, convalusceuts, on
their way home. Tho Sonator brings
buck tlui Astor liattery, having com
pleted its service in the Philippines.-
Tho war depuil i.ieiit at Washington hits
iiavisoa tne quartermaster ana com
missary dopai'tmonts In Sun Francisco
to dofer chartering vessels for tho, Mo
uths suppliui until the two transports,
arrive. .
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Cuinniiiir ntr at Inn dw. mirnaf or II. I.. C
No. HA, in townaalp 37 aoutb. tMo H went of
lie wiua neito Muriuian. anil ratitjitiit ttionoe
a.utb un tho weat Han ot aald l. 1. C. ltn
vttalna; then en caM 111 chain and M llnha;
tbvocv aouih IUlmlna; llirnuo oaat IW cimlmi
ami I la kit: thm.a north 'JO chain to tho north
lino of U. la. C. No. 4A, In towimblp tJ aouth, of
rancc ono wem ( ui niiiameun .imruiifin, anil
thrnco wvmi on tho north line oi thi uuuvoitutn.
lionotl U LA'. .11 cnutna ami tt HnUa tu thf
plaoe of coDiatmirinit, contain I ok fifty acroa. all
of itaid dtrrlbd properly and preiiilrten botna
anuaiou in iuit uounty ui JacKiton. Htato oi
Ore boo. I am onmmomlrd to levy upon and aril
d pfotnlitcM afoieaald. a bv law made aud
provided lo mtlMy ibo naltl loilifDicnt, intrrvHt.
uttornay'M fi. and oonta. and alao acorulntf
coatN, and I will aoll aa thu law dlmota, at tho
front door or thu court hoimo of a d utaiti and
county. In tho Town of Jacksonville, OrfRiiii.on
Saturday. February 18. 1800.
At tho hour oi t n'dlink o. m.. tho uroimrtv
Ucucrlhcd Iu it a I (I oritur or aalo.
At.KX. OHMK,
Phcrfff of J note no n Count v. On-iron.
Dated ul JnckaonvlUu, troon, Juri. IT, lew.
fl:UUp. tn
:17 a.to
BUTLER.
JEWELER
U. rorllann Ar. I U:3ua!'oi
'i.a.m I Arj Hu Franoiaectv. aai p'.m
Aive train alop at all aiauona bnam
PurtlaiKl antlHalrm. Tmnrr, Marlon, Jrrtrrwn
Albany, r.rnl, Hhnlil. Ifalaty, lUrrUliura. .
Juupiiuii lily KuKonc, coltaKit Orova.
Dralna, OakUnil and al all UIMn flout Kom!
bare to Aahland Inelualvc. ,
ROHKIIUHO MAIL-DAILY.
i-3D a. in I Lv
VjU p. in 1 Ar
Tnrllaud-
Arl
l.v
p. at
7.30 a. 111
KfMburi(
OiniBg Oars on Ogden Route.
fillltnan llumil Hlcrixra anil Hocond Claaa
Blaaplaicaraatuehud to all UitoukIi tralna
Between Portland mid CorvalliH.
WKST MIUK DIVISION.
MH tralna dally, oietiu Huuday:
7KD. m I Lv
!'i:lfrpi I Ar
I'lirllnnd"
L'orvallla
Ar
Lv
t:V p. m
J 1 "1.
AtAlbAnyaimoorviillUnoiiuetit wlin iraina
w v. j, n c ranwity,
Kanruaa Tralna ital.y, cacvpl aiindny:
l:Ni i. 111
7 n. 111
Hill p. m
Hiirllnml
.MrMlniivllln
lndtiK'lidoiica
6:W a. iu
'UA at
pirrei comircllon a: Han I'rnnclaco with Oc.
clduulal anil orlt-iiMI nml I'nulflc Mall .train
nlu llura fr Jniwii and Clua. Halllna tlniea
ou application,
Ratca ami llrkma and to Ranlern noluu and
Knmpe. alao Jaiutu, China, llonuolula and
AUNIralllt tttli tic obtalueil Irom V V I lr.nin.
coll, Aiieiil. lledford.
K. KOKIH.HR. c. 11. M AKICK AM,
Maimiirr. U. K. It f A
PORTIAND
Watch Repairing ,J!w;x ; . . JS!
ever
BLV'H !REA1W 11AI.M li i,nIH...,.
ipplj Into uio noilrlla. Hlaanliiklvahiiorliad. mi
ctntaat Drutrslftt or by mall ;,mmplaa 10c hy mall,
mu Diwiuniio, uu warrun nu, new lOrKUltf,
Kolfs Nerverine Pills
The ' great
remedy (or
nervous proe
tration and
all nervout
dUeaau oi Ihe
ffancratlva nr.
hmOHB AND AKTEH UBINO. ' f .ill,..
er, luch at Nrrvous Prostratfon, Failing or
lost Manhood, Impotcncy, Nightly EmU
oioiK, Youlhftil Erron, TAenlal Worry, ex.
lve uk of Tobacco or Opium, which
Icad'to Consumption and Insanity. $1,00
iS,kX..SSni. 6 hoxu for $5.00.
0)T'3 CHEMICAL CO., Pfop'n, Chwlnd, W-
Kor stilo by 0. II, IIuHklm, Mudford.
TASTELESS
HILL
T
18 JUST AS COon iron Amu ra
WARRANTED. PRICE BOcts.
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nn art tola thntgava auiiK tiui.ann) .n,!..
wu.f tinir,
IT. I
faouon aa ruur 'lunio. uaiT
AnnaV.OaaA a no.
j'-or auio hy uiiaa, siraoij, Morttorrt, Orcnon ,