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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1894.
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OFFIJiAL
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DIRECÎOuï
UJUTKD .^TATKM.
f « ver Cleveland; vl< -i»r< > dent,
lai átAiv» upu-.; aecn-tary of at..t . v. * u r Q.
Mb am; aetr< «ary of treasury, Jonp G. L’ur-
I,Hci'liu’) of interior, Hoke r'iu
:re-
f Of war. U.ii’l a. Lamont; rK<rv'.«/ of
>vy, Hl'ury A H< rl>ert; acereta v of azrcul-
Xeril'itf Morton; puatin^
ra.,
"vblter b.
. alloru y-gcnvi ,
u.n -y
General
I
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»TATK or OMEGON.
L*,b. a<*nat n . J. H. Mitchell, J
JOurnMumcii. 3. Hermann, W. L._
WBOr.H. Pon «yer; accrctary of
.
W. M c B t U a . . • trmaurer, P..
aiate priutvr.p. C. Bakrr;bup>.. pubn.
timi, B. IL >1. Ji*oy; mu preme juùm
Bamñ, cuan
F. b. Mix,re, C. £. v
toa: raí road cou tAMBionera. 1. A. M«
J. B. kJdi .
¡. CompAou. jierk ui
Miaaion, L¿w..i uakor.
c. a. laxü orriCKM.
Boaebur^
cui ver, kt. S. bberidau, rt-b
MHer, B. M. V* aich.
Ivafcevlaw
viver. V. L. Sneiling, rcgín-
ler. W. A. W Dature.
n.^.A jl dici al numcicT.
Compnblr.tr J .chaon, Jooeptolno, Laae and
Klamath a.unti -e circuit Jndz'-H. d. K Han­
na, W. v. Hal«“ dirttriet attorney. H. L. Benaor:;
«uvuxbcr buutd uí uquaiízaUon. A. C. Auldou.
NUN AN
Mi nei
t
Higlest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
I)
and Farmers
ABSOLUTELY PURE
OUR FALL STOCK iS NOW OPEN.
We
Oiler Bayers I^xoeptioiia,Hy Good "Valuers. NEWS ut THE WORLD.
THE GIST OF THE WEEK S HAPPEN­
»s~ PRICES THE VERY LOWEST, t «
INGS AS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S MESSAGE.
ADVERTISING AND JOB WORK.
Adverti»en>eirs will be insert«*! in T imes
it the to* hiw.nir rates
' - 11 liuas, <;o< jnsi itUill . ....................... $2 50
*’ -neb subs'-quent insertion....... 100
WLemti advertisements inserted reasonably.
A fair reduction troin the above rates made
o yearly and time advertisers.
THE TIMES JOB OFFICE
n 'i' complete by tar than any other office
i Southern Oregon, and compares Invorahly
■ >th any tn the State. Job Printing of every
moginabledeseripriondone al Sail Francisco
ates, and in a prompt and flint-class and sat-
'taetoi y manner
A Miracle in Texas.
■ MAKVUOUS CURE INVESTIGATED BY THE
TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
A special representative ot the Texas
hrc-tian Advocate was de lulled to go to
Longview and make a tali investigation ot
he reported cure of llerbert E. Spaulding,
hat has created bo much talk throughout
he State. Arriving at the depot there was
no trouble in Uniting Mr. Spaulding, be
■>ing well-known to everybody in that city
After introducing Limsell the Christian A«1‘
vocate tepreseutative said: “Mr. Spaulding,
1 leain that for years you were a great sut-
ferer, in fact a eripple, and that you weie at
last cured and by a new discovery in medi­
cine. If you have uo objection, will you re­
late your experience ? ”
Iu reply Mr. Spaulding related the follow,
iug: About eight years ago while running
a locomotive I contracted sciatic rheuma­
tism th my lelt side from my hip down. It
came on slow but sure, and in a few months
I lost control entirely of that member, it
was just the same as It it was paralyzed. I
was totally unable to move out of my room
for a year and a half, six months ot which
r.rne I was bed-ridden. I tried every
remedy suggested, and had regular physi-
ians in constant attendance on me. I was
bundled up and sent to Hot Springs,where I
spent three months under the treatment ot
the most eminent specialists, all of which
did me uo good, and I came back from the
springs in a worse condition t han when I
.vent. The physicians at Hot Springe told
me there was no earthly hope for me, which
.vis the same edict of my dootors at Long­
view before and after I went to the Springs.
I came home and laid flat on my back and
suffered the most excruciatlrg agonies,
screaming In pain every time auybody
walked across the room, the only ease I ob­
tained being the coustaut use ot opiates.
After three mouths of this kina of agony,
during which time my entire leg perishod
away to the very bone, my attention waa
called to a new remedy called Dr. Williams*
Pink Pills for Pale People by Mr. Allison,
who is low train dispatcher at Texarkana,
and who was relieved of locomotu' ataxia of
twenty y ars’ duration. At his urgent and re­
peated so'ieitatton I consented to give them
a trial. After taking a tew doses I began to
improve. I continued taking the pills and
kept right on improving until I was ilnaily
cured. My leg is just the same size as the
other one, and! am sure Pink Pills not only
cured me but saved my life.”
The reporter next visited the drug store
>f Dr. G. H., Stansbury, a regular physician,
a graduate of one of the medical schools ot
!. i.iucky, and a man who eDjoys the confi­
dence of everybody in Longview. Us said:
“1 know that Mr. Spaulding had t> terrlb'v
severe attack ot sciatic rheumatism ot which
I tried to cure him ; used everything known
to the profession in vain, and finally recom­
mended him to go to the Hot Springs. Ha
came baca from the springs worse than
when he went, and I thought it only a mat­
ter of time until bis heart became affected
he would die. I also know that bis cure is
the direct result of the use of Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills.”
“That is rather an unusual statement to
make, doctor.”
“I know it is, but a fact Isa fact., and
there are hundreds of people right here in
Longview who know that what I say is the
truth. I also know Mr. Allison and that he
was relieved of a genuiue and severe ease of
locomotor ataxia ot twenty years ’ standing.
He is a talented gentleman and is one ot
the most enthusiastic advocates of Pink
Pills.”
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain, in a con­
densed fo-m, all the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
-estoro shattered nerves. They are an un­
failing specific for such diseases as locomo­
tor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache, the after-effects of la grippe, pal­
pitation of the heart, pale and sallow com­
plexions, and all forms of weakness either
in male or female. Piuk Pills are sold by
all dealers, or will be sent postpaid on re­
ceipt of price, (50 cents a box or 6 boxes for
$2 50=-they are never sold iu bulk or by the
100) by addressing Dr Williams’ MeJicine
Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
Synopsis of the Important Paragraphs.
Tariff and Finance.
President Cieve'ani’s annual mi-ssage
was read in itol i« brunches of congress
Interesting' Items From turope, Asia, he first disv of the session. The mes-
<.ge contains about 15,1,03 words. Fol­
Africa and North and South America,
owing
are the leading subjects touched
With Particular Attention to Impor­
i>
ipon:
tant
Home
News.
^CKaoM coüm r.
Our for« i.;n relations are reviewed at
Keuator. H. H. Holt, represcnt itivea, J. A.
The annual report of Secretary Hoke treat length. Affairs in Brazil and the
Jeffrey, S. M. .*■ alón. Geo. W . Dunn* county
Smith of the interior department deals alutary effect of the American nava1
judge, J, K N di; coniruiMiouurH. S. Furry
UT. ti. Bru- «aw;cierà, N. A. .Juciduv, aheritT,
largely with Indian affairs.
lsijlav during the Brazilian rebellior
». Pattern
uxorder. Grant Hawliuk's; treaa-
L.W. L. Sayre of Tulare has been sent
urer, M. 8. Wt Ich; uMHusnor, Geo. A. Jaukaon;
re ;
.ited. The new treatv wirl
•cbooi au. ,*i¡uundent. Qua. Newbury; nur-
to prison from Visalia for six years for 'hina and the fact that both Chin* and
i
vryor, R. W. ¡_ iintMly; coroner,D. H. 11 owcr;
committing perjury in the Howard ■tq an have asked the United States to
•lock in likt Uir Jas. H‘ lniM.
murder trial.
JU.vaPHINM COUMTY.
mediate their differences are gratifying
Ì
Joint fienai >r. W. ii. Vaaderburg; repreaen-
The Panama Railroad company has • he president. Our relations with the
MISCELLANEOUS.
talive.H O. riui.tb; county judue, J. M. Cbbea;
been permanently enjoined at N *w / reach Republic are as they should be
cummiMiüDi ra, J. E. Heyfvrth, T. F. Croxtou;
clerk, C. E. H ir:non>aheritf, Joa G. Hiatt;
York from establishing a steamship line —most friendly ar.d cordial. The pro­
treaauerr, A Bartlett; aascaaor, C. M. Milter;
between Central American points in > hibition of American meats by Germany
ncboul superi nt« nd*njt,Alice Curòon;Burveyo’*t
competition with the Pacific Mail com- ; Is unjust and uncalled for. Hawaii's
B O. Muu'u Ih.iu; ooruner, W. F. Kremer.
j pany. _
f *
KUÁMATU COUNTY.
jew government was duly recognize«!
Joint lk-ii»t<.r, C. A. Cogaweil ot Lak»; repte- I
Our relations
C. A. Hantee, a Boston man who has I iftor its organization.
•eutative, V. Ik.un of 1 ..¡re;count, judge, C. 8. 1
NOTARY PUBLIC
been seeking his brother, who had fallen 1 with Japan are as broad and liberal as
Moore, « ..u.in..-.tenerli. Ja». T. Hc-niey, John >
Wi-rta: clerk. A. L. L«-avltt; .hi ritr, A. A.
heir to $150,UW, has found him near -ith other powers. Affairs in Nicart
Flick;treiuuiri i, Alex. Martin; atMHwor.A. T.
■ia and P -ru are touched upon. Th
Chicknesha, I. T. During the last ten
Wllaon; school Hiipvrluti-ndeiil. Lucy G inion; i
•urve/or. A. CiMtoi; coroner, U. G. Galbreath.
nth of the czar was an occasion for
years he had served as dishwasher, bar­
lari oomrrr.
t ternational sorrow. The cases cf th.-
keeper and cattleman.
Joint aenafor, C. A. ( ognwel: of Lake; repre-
The Lexow committee has resumed >alvadorean refuges who were granted
■nb. live. V. Orem ot Luxe, ooutoy judge, K. Abstracts Made of Titles to
. Alruttulo: ooiioui.Htei.cr., J. Mel.beny.
its
work of probing the innermost work­ •ii asylum on the cruiser Beunington
Lands.
. ▼. Luuc;c erk, W. A. MusningCI, she: iff, P.
s detailed aud the release of the refu-
ings
of the New York police fore -.
P. lume; treasurer, J. 8. Fluid; luisos- r. r . E.
Narria; school superintendent, J..'.M>nroe;
,;ees is commended Spain has not
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
There
is
a
revolt
in
the
W.
C.
T.
U.
aurveyur, C. E. Moure; coroner, J. W
■■ -ated American vessels with due and
Of al! klnits drawn up, i-npeclally pertaining
Howard.
Mrs. Arnold, head of the Chicago coun­
tn the aettlem« nt ot estates.
•roper courtesy. Samoan affairs are in
TOWI or JACKHOKVILLI.
says: “We can only fight the saloons
TruM«ea,J. Nunan, president, U. M. Love.
Is determined to CLOSE OUT his Entire Stock of Goods— cil,
i satisfactory condition.
T. Cameron, J. if. White, K. Kubli; rocorier. Colketur of AttonuU Prompt Rrmittancr».
by giving the men something they like
Silas J. Day; treasurer, J im . Cronimiller, at reel
which is a FULL and FIEST-CLASS ONE— and offers th better, and it is to that en«l we shall A numerical increase in the regular
uoKiuiisateai-r, Wai. Hecly; ninrahul.C. Purcell.
irrny is recommended and more effect­
MONEY
LOANED.
Th" tru.teeaof Judt siuville hoid their reg-
work. When the churches are as at­
whole
•••••••••••
ular aesateua on Brat Tuesday lu each luonlfa.
tractive as the saloon, men will attend ive coast defense preparations should be
1 u vast m ent urciiritiuB at]4«cia!ty. Jackson
nani so or coluts .
the churches. At all events, a substi­ made. The militia should lie encour­
Scrip bought and sold.
aupreiuo court of Oregon meets at County
I
have
a
complete
set
of
map*
or
ail
survey
­
tute for the saloon must be provided be­ aged and increased efficiency sought for
'"e“. regular terms coiuiaeuclug on the Brat ed lands in this county, and receive Abstracts
in the state troops.
join .March ami October; aleo at Pen- monthly from Roseburg and the State Land
fore any real good can be accom­
Wfa >u.meucmg on Brat Monday In May. Department at Salem of all new entries made
The abolition of the fee system as a
plished.
”
■ouit court for thollrat judicial district I am thus prepared to make out homestead
means of compensating federal officers
.ickauii county un Urei Mondays In papers and can save to parties the expense of
Corrected treasury figures show the
If you want REAL BARGAINS get our prices, as we receipts
Member and December. In K amath a trip to the Roseburg land office.
is recommended.
from all sources during the
mmuml Monday In Juno and tlrat
The postmaster general’s recomenda-
DEFY COMPETITION
, Novciuoer. in latke county on t he
month of November to have been $19,- tions in regard to postal affairs are in­
4ar in May and the secund Monday / Aaee a Number of fitu- Farm» and
4|,i
,
403;
disbars-'meats,
$28,477,188,
leav-
h In Josephine county ou the drat
othor drrl.-ablo propm-ty in my
dorsed. Modifications qf the law gov­
i March and August.
deficit of the mouth $9,005,785, erning second class matter are urged.
handdyfor oala.
i n " » ». pi i d
■ Tina— ~
rW for the five months cf the present,
oommlxjulfi^roourts inset every month,
Extension of the free delivery system to
XWPrompt reply' miu'e to all letters.
fiscal year $22,395,142. The receipts for rural districts is opposed. Postal teleg­
CumiaeiZV** Wl*h the first Monday. Fo- Joae- Chartres
In aoc>—liunce wttii 1 >e times.
pn ne e-.’■•«>. *“•' ®*M Monday in Jauuuiy,
Hetera,
by
permission,to
Hon.
H.
K.
Hanna,
November
are
itemized
as
follows:
Cus
­
Api ¡I, j jy and September. For latkeoouuly.
raphy is also opp'jsed bh the adminis­
of 1st JuvBclal District, and to any
toms, $10,260,692; internal revenue) $7,- tration.
e»er.-aii’rnaiia htontii.0«.luminelli» the Brat Judge
.
Monday in January For Klamath county,tbe ' business bouse In Jacksonville.
774,074; miscellaneous, $1,376,637. Total
HILAS J. DAY.
Attention is called to the report of the
Sr»< yVwinorday iu Mari l>, June, September
receipts,
$19,411,408.
and hiuvcinfair
secretary of the navy, which shows
The second session of the Fifty-third gratifying progress. An increase in the
congress began at noon Monday. Be­ number of battleships and torpedo
I
yond the passing of the regular appro­ lioats is advisnd.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
priation bills ft seems probable little in
The repi >rt and suggestions of the sec­
----- OP
t tie way of legislation will be accom­ retary of the interior are commended to
plished at the short session, although the careful consideration of congress.
Has By Far The
WM- M. SOLVIC,
several important propositions will The creation of a special court of ap­
ATroKNKY AND CODNBKLOB AT L a W.
doubtless be pressed to the front. In peals to try land cases is recommended.
-
Jaokaonvlll», llrrgon.
the course
the session it is under­ The condition of the Indians is a good
$50,000.00
Capital Stock,
stood the Nicaragua canal project will as possible.
WIII practic«! In all court« ot tbe state.
Ottico In thè Court lluiuc.
be brought prominently forward. At
Considerable space is devoted to pen­
the opening of «xmgress, however, rou sion statistics. Barefaced and extensive
outlier
’
ll
Oregon
Receive deposits eurjeei to check or
tine
matters
will
be
kept
to
the
fore
to
P. P. PRIM A SON,
fiands have been discovered and the
stave off as far as possible unpleasant rolls have been purged of hundreds of
on eerlificale payable on «Temami.
Ind Does The
ATTORNEYS ANI» COD KBKLOMS AT LAW.
references to the election, which would swindlers by the present commissioner.
Sell sight drafts on New York, San
Jack faillir, Oregon,
prove distasteful to the majority, but
The department of agricultural saved
Francisco and Portland.
this policy can be only partially suecess- 23 per <x-nt of its ajipropriuticns and
Will practice In all court« uf the Mat». Offiac
Telegraphic translers sold co all points
in the Court Houte, nucuud door on the ri «flit
ful, as the latitude allowed in debate covers the amount b.ick to the treasury.
ot entrane i.
in the United States.
upon bills will throw the doors open to
The free distribution ot seeds through
Special attention iti en to CoDctìons
remarks on any subject.
the mails is declared to be a useless ex­
J. B. XUL,
* and general business of our customers.
George Fults, Sr.,' aged 60, his son. penditure of vast sums'of money, and a
NEWS ITEMS.
A1TO1LXKV L-.O C 'NALLOM AT LAW,
aged 25, and John Phyllie, his son-in- curtailment is recommended.
law,
were
all
killed
by
Thomas
James,
S.
F.
CA*S.
J-
P-
TUFFS,
•
«•«•>'' Ur.
Civil service reform receives the usual
Dr. Bryant says the talk in the news­
Presiden.
V ce President
a moonshiner, near Ashland. Ky. James attention in the message.
papers
that President Cleveland's health
Will praei
I. ' oourisof 1 he States Otllce
K. A. B ooth . Cat hier.
betrayed Fulz’ daughter. After the
lu the Uo u t 11
lUwl duui »a lei t ut en-I
The organization and equipment of a is in bad condition is “all rot."
trance.
shooting James escaped to the hills, fol­ national board of health is strongly
Representative Springer thinks the
lowed by a posse.
urged.
I
house
will pass a bill embodying the
Lionel R. Wubater.
Aust.n 8. Hammond. I
John Hoffman, aged 75 years, of
Tariff and Finance.
-cheme of Secretary Carlisle oi- finan­
W.
Crown
Point,
Ind.
,
is
an
equine
klepto-
The most important features of the
WE3STER a »IAA1MOND,
cial matters.
I
miHEBtsT.
Do you intend to make any - - - - - mtniac. He just finished a term in message are those relating to the tariff The caucus of Democratic senators de­
NosauEAKiNa.
*
arwiusï. AT-LAW.
prison for horse stealing when he whs and finance.
$5. CORDOVAN, i
■•dford,
.
-
.
Oregon. I
- - - C hristmas P resents ? again arrested for a similar offense. He The president reiterates his views in feated the cloture proposition and no de­
FRENCH A EiWIELlED CALE
termined effort will be made to carry
We are now making a dozen Elegant Présents always confesses and telle where the regard to tariff roform and says the tar­ the popgun tariff bills of the last house.
’A.’i5-0 fine C alf & kamm
Stolen horses are. During his life he iff bill passed at the last session needs
.«««a
-v < 3.4? P0LICE.3 SOLES.
E.KHCHC-3 ME?, kJ. DM
China hits decided to send a special
says he has stolen 5d0 horses and has important amendments. Coal and iron
ambassador
to Tokio to negotiate a
PHÏS1C1AN ANI) SUKQKON.
I
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■
been arrested but twice.
should I m .- placed on the free list, and
!| Nothing will be nicer to present to your best
Three men hell up a train on the every particle of differential duty in treaty of peace. This is a result of the
^».♦L’JBOYSSCHSflLSiatS.
rv^ou.
and Pacific railroad near Fort favor of refined sugar should be stricken Corts of United States Ministers Denby
«LJIDIES*
Vtttoe Mt
.uce» »u.ilb cuai cornet C and
friend than an ARISTO or SOLIO PANEL pho- Texas
' tS«N
Wurth
and secured $149,000 in gold from the law. The greatest possible and Dunn.
•th Sirveia.
Rep w from Japan show that the
ograpli
of
yourself,
especially
if
it
is
made
by
the
bn .lion for their trouble. Of the many scope should be given to American ship­
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
1 train robberies in Texas this was the ping and the strangulation of maritime mikado. subjects are so intoxicated
W-L.’DOUQLA35
O. F. DEi'AORLST
Seventh Street, Medford
boldest. The train was stopped by a industries by protection cease. Ameri­ with th dr victories that they are be­
BROCKTON, MA-3.
coming most obnoxious. It is the opin­
Yon can save menry by purchaBing W. L.
SJ Main St. (formerly Tyler g’iry) Ashi’d- danger signal on a trestle and three men can products should find a free market ion of many well-posted seafaring man
Duuaiai ?ahoe*»
-
rushed fruni the bushes. The engineer in all ports of the habitable globe, and
Because, we are Ibc largest manufacturers of
an 1 fircM^^r* torced to t::!:--
advertised shoea in tbe world, and guarantee
by discrimination against imports tl is t hat one of the greater powers or the
the value by stamping the tu me and price on
United States will have to give Japan a
and
burst
Mp»
door
of
the
■-¡•re.-.-
car.
is prevented.
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoe9
DR. CEO. O_____ BAR,
The train 1 ■Bayed oLy fiv.- minutes
The closing paragraphs of them -usage eound thrashing before she will be con­
equal custom wort
work in siy^c.,
style, easy fitting
uu us •**»
and
by the ro
are devoted to the fiuanci al crisis through tented to remain in her place. The Jap­
P .i VAICI A N A 8 :• ? I UG BUN,
I wearing qualities. We have them sold every
every- ­
anese assert they are the English of the
where at lower prices for the value given than
11
reports
that
the
re-
which lie country has passed and the
Colonel
Jacksom Jlt. u*. u.
•uv other make. Take no substitute. If your
eunken rocks ’off Fort efforts of the administration to avert Pacific and talk of taking Australia
mcval of
dealer cannot supply you, we can. bold by
ffie«-ami n-sldeuc on <* • -• a Street.
wo harbor, is tui disaster to our financial structure. The from Great Britain. The Japanese are
Pcint, in
Dealer, whose name will shortly
«ùllU attended prouipti,
or ulght
appear. Agents wanted. Apply at
the expense that issuance of bonds to restore the gold re­ confident they are the greatest people
ur lertakhH
*
serve is justified, the president says, by o i earth and will probably attempt to
wt uld be I
OR. J. 3. WAIT,
demoust rate their suDeriority.
First-elase Business an? Normal School
Hepresen^adv«.- Br}’*11' °F Jtebratska reason of the fact that it was the .only
Money saved is money maJe ! ! !
!• H Y 8 ICI AN AND SURGEON.
baa introduced in the house a joint r. -»>- possible means of keeping our finances
The text of the Connecticut supreme
for boti» Sexes.
User .. <>...
1er icn previdi
au amene:. nt to ta- in good condition. The premium re­ court opinion ordering a retrial of Dr.
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For ¡’articulare and Specimens
« latitntiotü-ü iug the pre-i-unt :>.• d- ceived for the bonds lessens the interest J. E. Lee, after acquittal by a jury for
Duce on
atr< t. InChlMera' Building.
to lie paid by the government. Our gold murder, the first record of the kind in
I Call* promptly aU< idee u> day or night.
, gf. le to a
Penmanship, address
were discussed in reserve is drained from every side by the state, is given out. Its main argu­
ftailroad
. Attempts to got the system under which our finances are ment is the point that the old English
th- house ladfc
OR. K. P. GEARY
¿ration of the bill to operated. The reserve was established common law was so cruel that judges
iwnr-diate
MEKCI1AINT
TA11.OK
J
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
re-fund the Tactic railroads debt weie to redeem certain obligations, but when ’ then wisely held that an accused, after
will make you a F.oc Suit of Clothes in
■Wfeni. UlagM,
futile. The raikoad pooling bill pro th«- obligation—currency—are redeemed ■i jury acquittal, could not be put in
the Latest Sty.es.
voked strong «^.position. In the senate they are not cancelled and go out to be jeopardy a second ,time for the same of­
ce in Open. Mouse Residence oppo­
again presented for redemption.
fense; but now that the old law has
re t*ri’Siiy<< i. i V).lurch.
1 routine busineaaonly was 1 ransacted.
FROM 122.00 UP.
The president unqualifiedly indorses been relaxed a criminal ought not to
The «mate alnnittee on commerce
.
IW Give him a call before having your suits
haa uot given u| rte jiroje. ted trip to Secretary Carlisle’s plan concerning benefit by the former practice and jus­
"CVFiDFEWS'
»
DR. .I.
. .CKEL
ordered « -cewb-.-ri. Sai sfacaonGuaranteed.
Banks should be tice be thwarted of judicial ruling. The
^rent. VegeutbL
: th- Pa rifle Oostetjalthough it did fail to Iwr.ks and currency.
ph r si ci a :»
u surgeon
absolutely divorced from connection court of five judges was unanimous in
make
crinxr.ction»during
tbe
recent
con-
tion of .-i farioup I* rer.c 1 ph . sicia
vou3 ot dis. asca uf th 'teiiursti
«UM. Otcfiaa.
1 gi ;-ional-recepa.; It has de- idedtoask with the government. By Carlisle’s plan the opinion, which was written by Judge
Jr9emiaa, I’ainslu Lie
Front
Pimplos. Unfitness to Murrj', ¿
th. sei ate to reaithuidze th«- investiga- it is proposed to repeal all laws provid­ Hamersley of Hartford.
prompt'.
Cons:ípatíon. It 8b>p« a’J
or iu«n
■ ou :
H. K. Nash oi
Tufts college fa
-r tee ing for the deposit of United States
1 tion t< tie' made ^mediately
__
n< se- of Ulaen.irge, whh •• f not cb<*cked teadr. b»s
i-iaernoe
AFTER all the horrors oilmpi.-ei.c i
xr. tut
|
adjourn
men.
in
Jllrch
next,
»h-n
they
rch
next,.J*
h
-n
thi-y bonds as security for circulation; to Medford. Mass., took a physic*! exami­
$J3EFOR- *H*i Al-1-« ki(!nCyRandi> ,.,urtiu.n . ,-t an 3 el afi impurifica.
i «tí C’UVIK FI3ÍE strengthens and restor« somalí weak • •
think thdy^can
to 1.
into the permit national banks to draw circulat­ nation and the result places him among
•
theytte. fiacitime L
DRS. ^OCERS at HALL,
The r. .’?* on eufferers Jtr<? not cored by fioctora is because ninety per cent are troubled wit1-
relative
uierite
cf
.Sun
Petlro
;
1 S lip a ing notes not exceeding 75 per cent of the leading strong <x>llege men of the
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only
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DUNTlSTb,
their paidup and unimpaired «capital, country. His total strenghth is, in
sis. v writt’-n ruarantí'egivnti and money returned ii six r>;
noAed’act a pemiuieuicurc
Moiti«
a
to.decide
.Am
proper
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|.UOO& box. six t‘ t $5.03. by irndL Send for i-*5tRKCire?:litr and ¡e.s tinaón 'ais.
He
the locaqtm of tbe dw-j>-b»a "« t har- provided th he deposit with the govern­ ‘ technical terms, 2,855 pounds.
J.’crJ, U-egm.
Address » AVO L ~L3> f -C13ÍE (X)., P. O. Box 2076, San F ai.cisco, Cai. Jbr Sal»: fyf
ment a guarantee fund of 30 per cent ot lilted 1.073 pounds by using the muscles
b«-r
wir
-.-h
is
to
serve
the
«»mi.,
‘
rc'.ul
acut-jr HMflLd ¡ v. c •••ùfo»
| ’he amount they desire to issue. No
I his legs and 671 pounds with the
«necsMara ro t. f. r.EKKJt.ty S It.iUK
*1 f 11 U« re.- I
pnrpi .-ei 'Of Los Ante!-?«.
I bank notes of a smaller denomination
of ©’re? *<XI
lev > V» <• m « P -
muscles of his back. The ca
A .'-ufiont has biro ordered by ^the
JACKSONVILLE
torca - u.ROVri. roBfc * «ciiu.i.
his lungs is 230 cubic inches
Utah -«Hfiuiission o1 thi returns tren, i than $10 are to be issued.
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I strength of the same is 46.
rateoounty for i a g ates to the con-
WASHINGTON NOTES.
he undei * s « csi
MANHOOD
1 'mints 1.
grippud"
r Shonld the re-
ctj-partnc'ship
*4 tocure a. i urn • uMQrkL7.3CH.iu- buV *jr.k T-iemory. Lc«* i> of Brain bir lonul C«*r Vestì
ai». W. 3. JONES,
‘ower.l -eauacbe, VYakefulne.-s, Lost ManhctKi, rLgLtiy EmlDsionR, N«-rvou8w tói: be chantre!
fcU«fi of the «Mi­ Interesting Items Picked Ont from the ; dropped 36 time* on a pa
ot
for the pc -j j,e o t-a- y.oR on a
ncss.oli
drains
and
11
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oi
power
in
General
voOrpr.
ns
of
either
sex
caused
I AN AN • au UÛ FUN. Geaeral Bank ng Business in a ■ « is'branches
Daily DiipatcheK.
to the Démocrate.
bForwrexertlon, voutbtci error«, excels*.r?use oX U'txico.up.uiu orsi^n* veatioi will ’ne
in J.'cksoor |,e. Oregen. O*ee ai the obi
uiarts, witi .b ¡eaa to x.iunn’ty, Consuctpiion cr Insanity, (j&n he carnedlLt
B-epublicans are opposed to tariff legis-
HadfarJ, Qrtaan.
st i-»d o’ B^Lxa «'s Ca i.
H >use, N.W ,c->r-
\est p€Cv«t- SI
<3 f.?r UX,
pr<‘j .i.-L V.^th u S5
w»'
utr CatBor.i.a auo Tr I
< t ¡«.
Arive a » written frw&rnn ice t© car*
Or. Price’s
ngPowd«? . iation at this session.
ruxtf ¡st*- A*-k fur it, t-ii <* no mtior.
t: U REEK MAN.
*.s Hsmliu:
‘ The McGarraghan claim will be
:in piai a wrappur. Audies* A Lis V£ S
THUS. G. REAMES
Jackson nbe ure..byJ. W. ROBIJC&oN
Men’s Suits, complete, from $5.00 to $20.00.
Cash or Goods paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
Soliciting your patronage and guaranteeing satisfaction, I ami
Respectfully,
J. NUNAN, Jacksonville.
AT COST!
SILAS J. DAY,
REAL ESTATE AGENT I
AT COST!!!
HO&Eh ' HAL of Medford, THE CLOTHIER,
AT PfiQT WITHOUT *
M 1__ X-ZV/OI
S. ROSENTHAL,
*
« RESERVE!
dEDrOHD, C H EGO N
SOUTHERN OREGON
BEST EOÜIFPEB JOB OFFICE
L. D©ycLAS
45s» e?LEFT'S!“
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COM I EC
FOR ONLY* $3.00 H
FETSCH,
Í
A. FETSCH
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
BANKING HOUSE,
T
Sold at City Drug Store, Jacksonville.