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President. Gi over Cleveland; rice-prudent.
Ad lai btewueun; secretary of state. Waiter Q.
Gresham* secretary of treasury, John G. Car-
Hsfte. sol *r-
lienor. Hoke Smith; secre­
tary of war, Dan*! 8. Lamout; secretary of
navy, Hilary A. Herbert; secretary of affrlcul­
ture, J Kt vrlhirf Morton; poatma»t« r-Krn< ra.,
Walter 8. R imm U, attorney -genera i, R. Olney
STATE OF OREGON.
(J. 8. senators, J. H. Mitchell, J. N. 1‘olpb,
congressim-n, B. Hermann, W. R. . ill-; gov­
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CARLISLE’S FINANCIA
Explanation
by the
SCHE I .
Serre ary
Before
the House Banking Committee.
Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle ap­
peared before the house committee on
banking and currency to explain the
provisions of his currency scheme which
was indorsed by the president in his
message to congress. Controller Eckels
also addressed the committee on the
plan. He agreed with Carlisle as to
method, but differed with him some­
what as to detail.
Secretary Carlisle took up each sec­
THE WEEK IN CONGRESS.
tion of his recommendations: First, to
Coffer Buyerg Exceptionally Good Va
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
repeal all laws requiring or authorising
U S. LAWD OrnCM.
Nicaragua Canal Bill Considered in the a deposit of United States bonds as se­
liiNwburg —Kec<*iver, K. 8 Mheridao reg­
THE GIST OF THE WEEK’S HAPPEN­
Senate—Honsc J?r4«»ee«Mngs.
ister. K. M. Veateh.
curity for circulation; second, to permit
Lakeview-K'cel ver, V. L. Bnelliug, reg la­
INGS AS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.
SBMATK.
national banks to issue notes to an
ter. W. ▲. Wilshire.
Tuesday, Dec. 11.
amount not exceeding 75 per cent of
riUST JUDICIAL DISTKICT.
After disposing of routine business :heir paid up and unimpaired capital,
Interesting T terns From Europe, Asia,
('omptiaing Jackson, Josephine, Lake and
senate took up the Nicaragua canal but to require each bauk, before receiv­
Africa and North and South America, the
t
Klamath c >uutl<circuit judges, H. K. Han­
na, W. l . Hui«-« dint net attorney, H. L. Bensot:;
Dolph of Oregon said the people ing the notes, to deposit a guaranty
With Particular Attention to Impor- bill.
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member taaird ol equalization, A. C. Auidou.
of the Pacific Coast were a unit in de­ fund consisting of United States legal
tant Home News.
JACKSON COUNTY,
manding the construction of the water­ tender notes, including treasury notes
Senator, H. H. Holt, represen tat Ives, J. A.
Cash or Goods paid for all kindsof Farm Produce.
Four hundred cloakmakere in Phila­ way. The canal should be owned and of 1890, to the amount of 80 per cent
Jeffrey, B. M. Nealun, Guo. W. Dunn; oounty
judge, J. it. \ , comn.itMtioners. B. Furry
delphia have struck against a reduction controlled by the United States. It upon the circulating notes applied for.
W. H. Bradwimw;clerk. N. A. Jacoba; sheriff,
M. Patrera«m, recorder. Grant Rawlings; treas­
would be of paramount advantage in This percentage of deposits upon the
Soliciting your patronage and guaranteeing satisfaction, I am »f D. wages.
urer, M. S. Welch; UMaesaor, Geo. ▲. Jackson;
B. Hall fell into an irrigating ditch lime of war. Sherman favored the bill, circulating notes outstanding to be
wchuoi m. i ini ridvnt, Gus. Newbury; sur­
recently at Visalia while in a fit and but
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veyor, R. W. Kennedy; coroner,D. M. urowur;
was not satisfied as to the amount maintained at all times, and whenever
Respectfully,
J. NUNAN, Jacksonville.
stock inspector Jas. Helms.
was drowned.
| to be paid the canal company.
a bank retires its circulation, in whole
JOBKVMINB COUNTY.
Rev. Conrad Henney, one of Chicago’s
The president sent to the senate cor­ oi in part, its guaranty fund to be re­
Joint senator, W.S. Vanderburg; represen-
MISCELLANEOUS.
most prominent divines, has eloped respondence
,
relating to the Armenian turned to it in proportion to the amount
tative.R. G. Huiilh; county Judice, J. M. Cbiiea;
cofumiasionvr v J. E. Beyierth, T. F. Croxton;
with Mrs. George W. Brandt, the wife massacres.
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of notes retired.
oierk, C. M. Mormon; sheriff, Jos. G. Hiatt;
of the manager of the Price Baking
Carlisle said he was satisfied the pres­
Wednesday, Dec. 12.
treasurer. A Bart left; assessor* C. M. Stites;
school su peri n tend ent, A lice Carson ¡surveyor.
Powder company.
The bill to establish the territory of ent law requiring a deposit of bonds to
’iK-t. w. f. hn-iuer.
A son was born to Mrs. Mary Ander­ Indianola out of the Indian territory secure circulation prevented elasticity
KLAMATH COUNTY.
son Navarro, the well known American was
,
referred to the committee on In­ of the currency. “The provision out­
Joint senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; repre­
actress, at her English home recently. < dian affairs. Platt of Connecticut said lined,” said Carlisle, “gives ample pro­
sentative, V. Coun of iMke; county Judge, C. 8.
NOTARY PUB LIC
Moore, cummisaioners, Jas. T. Henley* John
The child died the same day.
j it was imperative that the government tection without the deposit of bonds, as
Wriln; clerk. A. L. Leavitt; sheriff, A. A.
Fitch; treasurer, Alex. Martin; aMsessor.A. T.
Work is to be commenced at once on of the Indian territory be changed. The required by the present law. ” He added
Wilson; acuoul superintendent, Lucy Gordon;
line to transmit electricity from Folsom legislature
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was openly bought and sold, that the practical value of the reserve
surveyor, A. Caslei; coroner, R. G. Galbreath.
to Sacramento.
i and in justice to the Indians and the fund currency wa< shown in 1893.
LAkS COUNTY.
A band of masked citizens burned the bOO,000 whites who had settled in the There was a demand for money aggre­
Joint senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; repre­
sentative. V. Conn of Lake; county judge, E. Abstracts Made of Titles to
gating 140,000,000. The treasury did
depot
at El Dora, la. This was done to territory this should be remedied.
M. BratLdn: commissioners, J. McUheny,
Lands.
An attempt to sidetrack the Nicara­ its best to meet the stringency, but by
forced the railroad company to give
A. V. Lane; clerk, W. A. Massingill, sheriff. F.
P. Lane; treuaurer, J. 8. Field; aaaesBor, F. E.
better accommodations.
, gua canal bill for the consideration of the time the notes were ready to dis­
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Harris; school superintendent, J. J. Munroe;
A London dispatch says that Fenian- the sugar bill was unsuccessful. The tribute the demand had gone by and
surveyor, C. £. Moore; coroner, J. W.
Of all kinds drawn up, especially pertaining
Howard.
ism has sprung to life again and that canal bill occupied the remainder of the many of the packages of notes were re­
to the settlement of estates.
I<»WM OF JACKMONVILLB.
turned unopened.
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Trustees, J. Nuunn. president, G. M. Love,
Is determined to CLOSE OUT his Entire Stock of Goods— prominent English officials are guarded session.
Thursday, Dec. 13.
Representative Hall of Missouri sug­
T. Caaaerou, J. F White, K. Kubli: reourder, Ccllector of Accoiuti Prompt Remittance«.
by
detectives
8ilaa J. Day; treasurer. Jus. CronemBier;street
which is a FULL and FIRST-CLASS ONE— and offers th
gested
that there was a prevailing opin­
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Discussion
of
a
proposition
to
estab
­
Lost
Creek,
a
suburb
of
Shenandoah,
cotoiiuisaioucr. Wm. Hceiy; inurshal.C. Purcell.
MONEY LOANED.
whole
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The trustees of Jacksouvlllv hold their reg­
lish a national university at Washing­ ion that it war unsafe to place the power
Pa.,
is
sinking
out
of
sight.
The
place
ular sessions on first Tuesday in each mouth.
ton and the Nicaragua canal bill occu­ of the currency in the hands of corpora­
is undermined by abandoned tunnels.
Investment securities a specialty. Jackson
NKKT1NO or COURTS.
County Scrip bought and sold.
Naval cadets W. R. White of Ari­ pied the whole day. Morgan concluded tions and banks.
The supreme court of Oregon meets at
I nave a complete set of maps of all survey­
“It will work automatically,” said
8 u* in. «< gular terms coinim-ncing on the firr.t ed lands In thlBcounty, snd receive Abstracts
zona
and Davis Boyle of Alabama are his speech in favor of the canal bill. He
Holiday .« in Marcu and October; also at Pen- monthly from Roseburg snd the State Land
temporarily sojourning on the prison read an opinion by Chief Justice Daly Carlisle. “ This will not expand the cur­
1. i hi . commencing on tii«n Monday in May. Department at Salem of all new entries made
Thv'Uircuit court for the first judicial district 1 am thus prepared to make out homestead
ship Santo at Annapolis, Md. White of New York which held that the rency unless the public needs it. Their
sits in Jackson eouniy on first Mondays in papers and can save to parties the expense of
If you want REAL BARGAINS get our prices, as we was sent down for language “ unbecom­ United States had a constitutional right interest will be to expand and contract
Apt n, S(«pteiuber and December, lu Klamath a trip to the Hoseburg land office.
cuniii v <>u second Monday in June and first
ing an officer.” Boyle is undergoing to assist in the construction of the canal as the common interests demand it.
DEFY COMPETITI O
Monday In November. In Lake county on the
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punishment for gallantry and infrac­ on the ground that the completion of These interests will, therefore, control
i i i M ’iiduy in May and the second Monda) I have a Humber of Tine Farm» and
other derivable property in my
in October. It« Josephine county on the first
tion of the rules in leaving the grounds the canal would facilitate business be at all times. ”
Mo.«days in March und August.
The secretary stated that this flexibil­
band» for »ale.
without permission. He escorted a t’ een the Eastern and Western states.
O regon .
For Jackson county the county,probate ano
Morgan also addressed himself to the ity was much more desirable than a
* «iiniiHrintoiicrn’ courts meet every month,
young
lady
home.
WPrompt reply made to all letters.
commencing with the first Munday. For Jose­ Charges
rigid system by which a certain amount
In accordance wlta the times.
The annual meeting of the American necessity of building the canal so relief of
phine county, the first Monday in January,
Refers, by pertnlHSlon.to Hon. H. K. Hanna,
currency was the understanding. At
may
be
afforded
to
the
people
of
the
Apiil, July and September. For Luke county, Judge
Federation of Labor is being held at
of 1st Judicial District, and to any
ever/ alternate month, ccmmvuciug the first business house in Jacksonville.
western part of the country as a possi­ one time the stringency was so great
Denver.
Monday in January. For Kiaiuatb «x>uiity,the
that the banks drew out JIB,000,000 un­
SILAS J. DAY.
urst wednsmbiy lu Man h, June, bepternber
Austria has suspended all diplomatic ble result of the operations and actions der the pressure, and if it had not been
and November
of
the
transcontinental
railways.
“
There
relations with Turkey. This action is a
for the Canadian banks which sont cur­
result of the Armenian outrages. The is no danger to democratic principles, ” rency
into this country serious results
porte is greatly worried at Austria’s ac­ he asserted. “Grant this and aid the might have ensued.
millions
who
are
ground
to
death
by
the
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
tion as it is not improbable that other
Carlisle said that the ultimate liabil­
monopoly of the transcontinental rail­
European powers will follow suit.
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roads, and who were sending up peti­ ity was on the government by the Balti­
Miss
Josephine
Brand
of
Lawrence
­
tions continuously in favor of this bill. " more plan and on the hanks by his plan.
WM. Ml. COLVIC,
burg, Ind., was robbed of $10,500 in
Representative Johnson asked if the
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT L a W.
HOUSK.
cash on the streets of Cincinnati the
ultimate liability of the government
other night. She had drawn the money
Tuesday, Dec. 11.
*Jaea«UA«iOe* UrepoM,
would not inspire more confidence in
from
bank,
intending
to
reinvest
it,
and
The
urgent
deficiency bill was re­ the currency. The secretary said it un­
Capital
Stock,
-
$50,000.00.
Will practice in all courts of tbc state.
was carrying it in a hand satchel when ported. A resolution asking the treas­ doubtedly would, but that his plan
Office- i u I he Court House.
a man seized the satchel and pushing ury department for information regard­ would insure ample protection and
In
Southern
Oreg-on
her from him ran away with it. She ing the effect of the Bering Sea tribunal therefore ample confidence. He ex-
Receive deposits subject to check or
P. P. PRIM A SON,
screamed
and fainted and thus diverted findings on the sealing industry was plained that in case of the failure of a
on certificate payable on demand.
A.n<l Doe«* Th<
ATTORNEYS AND COUN8BLOKS AT LAW,
attention from the thief, who got safely passed. Secretary Carlisle’s banking and bank its 30 per cent goes into the gen-
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Sell sight drafts on New York, San
away.
currency bill was presented. It was or­ eral safety fund, and if the assets of the
Jaekeonellle, Ureyom
Francisco and Portland.
The African M. E. church has asked dered printed and referred to the bank­ failed bank are Lot sufficient to meet all
Will practloe In all courts of the state. Office
Telegraphic transiera sold oo all points
that John Burns, the English labor ing committee.
in the Court House, secoud doer ou the right
the liabilities without carrying the gen­
of entrance.
leader, use his influence at the Denver
Consideration cf the railroad jiooling eral safety fund below the 5 per cent,
in the United States.
convention to secure equal rights for bill was resumed and after debate was then all the national banks are assessed
Special attention given to Colections
J. R. NEIL,
colored men, by having stricken out the passed—166 to 110.
to meet the liabilities. The banks then
3 CALL AND SEE LS3
and general business of our customers.
word “white” in the constitutions of
Wednesday* Dec. 12,
4TTOKNAY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
have a lien on the assets of the failed
labor organizations.
The urgent deficiency bill was taken bank.
8. F. CA««.
J. P. TUFFS,
o
»onoill , Ur.
In his report on Hawaii Admiral up in committee of the whole immedi­
President.
V Ice President
The secretary of the treasury then
VIII practice i,i ill courts ot the State, Ofllce
Walker of the United States navy ately. The appropriation providing for took up the proposition that no national
R. A. B ooth . Cashier.
lu the Court House, last door ou left of en-
favors the annexation of the islands by the enforcement of the income tax law bank notes be issued of less denomina­
trance.
this country. The admiral’s reasons are met with bitter opposition from the op­ tion than $10. It would encourage the
both political and commercial.-
ponents of the law.
circulation of silver coins of small de­
Lionel R. Webster.
Austin S. Hammond.
Nearly $500,000 in bogus American
Thursday* Dec. 13.
nominations.
WEBSTER A HAMMOND,
CLIAF ISTHEBCST.
school bonds have been floated in Eng­
After spirited debate for and against
Do
you
intend
to
make
any
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MOSaUEAKINO.
a TTORN KYS-AT-LA w,
WASHINGTON NOTES.
land and Ireland recently. The forgery the income tax appropriation the urgent
$5. CORDOVAN,
is
said
to
have
been
done
by
a
partner
Medford,
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Oregon.
deficiency
bill
was
passed.
The
fortifi
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hristmas
P
resents
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Interesting Items Picked Out from the
FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALE
an American banking house.
cations appropriation bill was next taken
HMVFINEGALF&KAN6AM
We are now making a dozen Elegant Presents in Samuel
Daily Dispatches.
C.
Seeley,
the
defaulting
book
­
up and passed. The tension appropria­
POLICES S oles .
Congressman
Wilson of Washington
E. KIRCHQE8&NER, M. D
keeper of the Shoe and Leather bank of tion bill then came up amd was under
has introduced a bill to establish a mili­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
New York, has been arrested at Chi­ debate at the hour of adjournment.
tary post at Spokane.
Friday, Die. 14.
Nothing will be nicer to present to your best cago. Seeley was betrayed by a friend
*2?L7JB oys S chool S hqes .
Mwlfurd, Oregon.
The second half of the present 'assioi.
he met at the racetrack to whom he
«LADIES«
The time of the house vras consumed
enee at residence, south vast corn« C and
friend than an ARISTO or SOLIO PANEL pho- confided his identity.
of the house promises to witness a fierce
to-day
with
debate
on
the
pension
ap
­
Mh Street«.
ograph of yourself, especially if it is made by the The ship Yarrowdale went ashore propriation bill. It abounded in charges struggle over the income tax, in connec­
3ENO fOR CATALOGUE
just after' leaving the Suez canal in the and counter-charges. The bill carries tion with the appropriation to be incor­
1.« DOUGLAS 5
Seventh Street",’Medford'
Red Sea. While the vessel lay help­ $141,381,570, and was passed without porated in the urgent deficiency bill, to
BROCKTON* MASS.
provide for the collection of the tax,
Yea caa save aieney by parchasias W. L.
■ ■ Main St. (formerly Tyler g’lry) Ashl'd. lessly on the rocks about 300 Arab amendment. The army appropriation
Deaclae Shoes,
which begins Jan. 1,1895.
pirates looted the ship from stem to bill was taken up.
Because, we are the largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee
stern. The crew were driven from the
A Washington correspondent sends
the value by stamping the name ana price an
vessel and compelled to take to life­
Miss Virginia Mosby, the second the following to a Chicago paper: “ Wil­
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman’a profits. Our shoes
boats without oars or supplies. During daughter of Colonel Mosby of Confed­ lie” Breckinridge has reinstated him­
DR. GEO. 0’3. DE BAR.
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
the looting of the ship the pirates got to erate fame, was married at Washington self. He had an opportunity the other
wearing qualities. We have them sold every­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
where at lower prices for the value given than
fighting among themselves and a num­ recently.
day and he used it well. Being in
any other mike. Take no substitute. If yctu
Jacksonville. Urei- a-
ber were killed.
Captain Morpain, who accompinied charge of the urgent deficiency bill he
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
General Antonio Ezeta, the exiled the Count of Paris to America in 1894, made one of his old-time theatrical
Office and residence on Culi forala Street.
Dealer, whose name will shortly
Calls attended promptly day or night
appear. Agents wanted. Apply at
vice president of Salvador, will return and M. Jean Francois Gigoux, the well- plays for the applause of the house and
once.
to his native country and lead a revolu­ known French painter, are dead at won it. He shook his mane and purred
First-class Business an? Normal School
DR. J. B. WAIT,
tion against Guitterez, who succeeded Paris.
with his Bilvery vflice, and his admirers
Money saved is money made ! ! !
the Ezeta regime. Two Salvadorean
PKVSlUiAM AND SURGEON,
about him and applauded him
for both Sexes.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce gathered
men recently arrived in San
just as if nothing had happened. Breck­
■etlfuril, Orrgo..
For Particulars and Specimens of military
wants
the
government
to
take
charge
of
Francisco with information which de­
inridge seems to be back in his old place
Omet- ou Mum street, in Childers' Building.
cided the general to again take up the the Pacific roads and operate them on a in the hearts of the Southern members.
Penmanship, address
Calls promptly attended lo day or night.
plan similar to that of the postoffice.
sword.
He is subjected to no ostracism either
The Socialists who refused to cheer upon the floor of the house or in the
P. B. Cornwall, chairman of the Re­
DR. E. P GEARY
publican state central committee of for Emperor William in tUe reichstag cloakrooms. He is as smiling and happy
MEBCI1ANT TAILOK!
PHYSICIAN AND BORG BUN.
California, applied for an injunction in will not be prosecuted, the committee and self-confident as ever before. The
Will make you a Fine Sult ot Clothe« in
the
supreme court to compel the elec­ to whom the matter was referred re­ principal comment heard is praise for
I«4rar4, Orrgsn.
the Latest Sty ea,
his “nerve. ”
tion commissioners of San Francisco to porting adversely on such a course.
DtEoe In Opera House. Residence oppo­
The supreme court of New York has
recanvass
the
vote
for
governor
and
re
­
The full text of the new treaty be­
FROM $22.00 UP.
site Presbyterian church.
ject the ballots cast in a number of pre­ made permanent the injunction restrain­ tween the United States and Japan has
W Give hl in a call before Laving your suite
cincts. The writ was denied. It has ing the Panama Railroad company from been the main subject of comment in
ordered elsewhere. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
DR. E. d. PICKEL
been decided, however, to contest the arranging with any other than the Pa­ diplomatic and official circlet:. It was
election of Mr. Budd to the governor­ cific Mail Steamship company for a scanned with great interest, as it gave
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
tioa of a farioui* French physician, will quickly cure you cf all r.er-
vous or diseases of the generative organ«, «uch ju Lost Manb< o<l.
steamship service between Panama and the first exact details of the instrument
ship.
Insomnia, I’uinslu the .'lack,Seminal E.uiss.ons, Nervous Debility,
Mr lford, Oregon.
Acapulco. The fight was begun several by which the United States formally
Pimples, I rifliness to Marry, Exlmustirg Drtuns, Varicocele aud
The
Brooklyn
tabernacle
lot
was
sold
Front
Street,
Medford,
Or^p.
Cons‘.ipatn»n. It stops <ui losses by day or night. Prevents quirk­
Calli» piomptly attended to day or Digbl.
years ago.
the
other
day
by
the
sheriff
under
fore
­
in
$s
of
discharge,
w
hicb
if
not
checked
leads
to
Spermatorrhoea
and
recognizes Japan as a first-ci ass power
Office on «th street.
AFTER all the horrors of Imp» «ocy. CURI/lENe cleauae« Uwlivex* ih6
Secretary Shearman of the New York in the sisterhood of nations. The treaty
closure of mortgage. There was only
kidneysand then rinar. organs of all impurities.
UUPIDES® strengthens and restores sma.’I weak organs.
one bid—$10,000 above the mortgage and Pacific Steamship company has re­ shows how fully the United States has
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The reaaoo sulIVrers are not cured by Doctors is bt«cause nlnotv per cent are trouble«! with
DBS. ODCERS &. HALL«
Prc-stwtltla. CUP! DEN Els the only known remedy to cure wit I.out an operation. fittiO toSinwit
held by Russell Sage. Sage’s mortgage ceived a letter from M. P. Grace & Co. accorded Japan the recognition she has
als. A written guarant«*egiven and money returned if six boxes does not vJect a oermiuit utcGra
amounts to about $60,000, and the pur­ of London describing a curious inci­ now as an enlightened, modem nation.
DENTISTS,
$1.00 a box. six for $5.00, by malt Send for fkeu circular aitd testimonials.
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Address DAVO L M EDICIN K CO., P. O. Box 3076, Sun Francisco, Cai. Jhr &zle bv
chaser gets the property for $70,000, or dent. At, the island of Guadaloupe, All previous treaties have been based on
Medford, Oregon.
BANKING HOUSE,
$17,000 less than .it cost the tabernacle West Indies, a shark was killed re- I the theory that the relics of oriental
Have p«*rnrinetitiy located In Medford for
congregation.
cently, and when it was cut open there barbarism still remained with Japan,
tineeeetor*
to
V.
C.
KBBKJfAX
’
S
BAUK.
tn*, practice of dentistry. From a continued
,
In the county jail at Kansas City, were found in its stomach a package of The provisions of the treaty that it ;mu8t
practice of over fourteen years we are pre­
JACKSONVILLE,
par «*d lo guarantee entire aatisfactioa.
mal
with the prisoners in the surrounding inventories, invoices and other docu- ' I be ratified within six months makes
it
Office over (Mover's drug-store.
I cells for witnesses and Justice Krueger ments originally placed in the hands of I incumbent for the senate to act on it at
MANHOOO RESTORED! t KMS; ’ for officiating clergyman, pretty Minnie the purser of the steamship Capac of the , the present session or the treaty will
he undersigned have formed a
DR. W. S. JONES,
co-partnership with an authorised capital
new. all drains and lorn of l-o»c-r In Generative Oraans of either lex cauwS ! Brown, aged 16, was married to Will- , New York and Pacific line, whict sailed fail. There is every probability, how­
of $56.000, tor the purpose of carrying on a
br over exenion. youthful errors, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stim- ! iam Huke, but two years her senior, i southward from New York on her ever, that the senate will act promptly.
PHYSICIAN
AND
SCHOKO N. General Banking business in all its branches
ulants, which lead to laertmt.v. Consumption or Insanity. Can be carried In
in Jacksonville, Oregi n. Office at the old
vest pock-t. »1 per box. «for ».1, by mail prepaid. With a«.» order we ; who had been arrested charged with ■ maiden voyage on Nov. 10, 1893. The Minister Kurino has forwarded a copy
Krd/.rrf, Or«*.».
stand ot Beekman's Banking House, N.W.cor-
veu written cuaruutce to cure or refund the money. Sold by all
ragffiPts. A8k for it, take no other Writ« for free Medical Book sent seal« d : robbery. The girl had faith in her j papers are very slightly discolored and ' of the treaty to his government, where
1 ner California and Third streets.
in plain wrapper. Aiid.roN Ela. V JE SEED CO.* M&sunicTemple,C hccagu - lover’s innocence, although he is likely ! the printing upon them is perfectly legi- it will be considered and ratified by the
C. C. BEEKMAN.
trave la Hamlin'* Ulock uy-Malr*.
vnr sale id JacksonvUle,Ore., by J; W. R(>BIN&uN’8 CITY DRUG STOKE.
THOS. G. REAMES
to go to the state prison for his offense. ’ble. The pac'--"<’ is nine inches by three privy council of Japan.
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