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JACKSONVILLE OREGON, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13, 1896
OFFICIAL DIBECTOBl
Tbe Bl* Swing Door.
CN1TBD STATES.
President, Qrover Cleveland - ytce-preaident,
Adlai &ieveu»<»ii; secretary .of state, Richard
Olney; secretaiy ot treasury, John G. Cat lisle,
secretary of interior, Hoke Him th; secretary
ot war, Dan’i 8. Lamont; secretary of navy,
Hilary A. Herbert; secretary of agriculture,
J. Sterling Morton; post master-general. Win.
L. Wilson; attorney-general, Judson Harmon.
STATE OF OREGON.
(J. 8. senators, J. H. Mitchell,G. W. McBride;
congressmen, B. Hermann, W. K. Ellis; gov­
ernor, W. P. Lord; secretary oi state, 11. K.
Kincaid; state treasurer, Phil. Mctsctian;
state printer, W. H. Leeds; Supt. public In­
struction, G. M. Irwin; suuremc judges, K. B.
Bean, chief justice, F. 8. Moore, v'. E. Woiver-
ton; railroad commissioners, 1. A. Macrum,
J. B. Kddv, H. B. Compson; clerk of com­
mission, Lydell Bak”“.
ü. a. L and orricEs
Roseburg—Receiver, R. 8. Sheridan, reg­
ister, R. M. Vcatch.
Lakeview—Receiver, V. L. 8-
Ing, regis­
ter W. A..Wilshire
Ashland, Oregon, All Wool Family Blanket«».
Ladies' Wool Shawls.
Griswold, Palmer <fe Co.’s Ladies’ Coats.
P. Centemeri & Co.’s Kid Gloves.
Misses Jackets.
Ladies’ Silk and Embrodered Handkeichijfs.
Rogers Bros.’ Celebrated Silverware iqj Knives,
Forks and Spoons.
An Illustrious Pupil,
It was in 1859, when he was embas­
sador at St. Petersburg, that Prince Bis­
marck studied Russiau. The suspicious
ex-ohaneellor, who once declared that
blotting paper was “an invention of the
enemy,” wisliod to dispense with inter­
preters. Ho engaged a young law stu­
dent to give him lessons. M. Alexeleoff
has lately fu-^iished somo particulars of
his former pupil.
The pronunciation of certain syllables
was a prent difficulty, and Bismarck got
out of temper more than once, but he
finally mastered the language well
euougli for his purpose, and then disput­
ed the remuneration which bad been
agreed upon.
Bismarck carefully kept his knowl­
edge of Rnssiau a secret from the court
with the result that he occasionally
gleaned information not intended for
him, but on one occasion the czar, who
was talking in Russian to Prince Gort-
sliakoff, noticed that the embassador was
looking very fixedly ut him, and at once
guessed the truth. He asked Bismarck,
poiut blank, if he understood Russiau,
and the “man of blood and iron” con­
fessed, much auuoyed at having been
found out.—Pearson’s Weekly.
DISPOSING OF FARM CROPS.
When to Sell and When to Hold—Opla.
lone Expressed by Prairie Farmer.
The outer door to the office building
was a massive affair that swung either
way.
The man who entered was in a hurry,
but ho considerately looked behind him
to see that he did not let it swing in the
face of any one who might be following.
The woman who was following seem­
ed to be paying no attention to the door,
so tbe man held it open for her to enter.
The thought that occurred to' the
woman just as she got in the doorway
appeared to make her doubtful as to
whether she wished to go in or out.
The man still held the door open.
The woman said, “I wonder if I have
the paper that he told me to bring to
his office,” and began to search through
the little bag that she carried in her
hand.
The man said—well, never mind
what the man said. He still held the
door open in order to prevent it sweep­
ing the woman into the street
The woman found the paper she wee
aftor and looked across the street, as if
uncertain whether she had the right ad­
dress.
The man said, “Pardon me, madam,
but I am in a hurry. ”
The woman said, “Sir!"
The man said, “I cannot remain here
and hold this door any longer. ”
The womau said, “Sir, you are the
most insulting man I ever met!"
The man swore softly to himself, the
woman entered, and the door swung
back with great force.
The woman looked scornfully at the
man and said something about tailing
her husband bow she had been insulted.
The man made no reply, but later he
was heard saying to himself, “And yet
people claim that it pays to be polite.”
—Chicago Post.
No positive rule can be laid down for
farmers in general, not even for any one
farmer. It is never possible to predict
J. R. Russell Co.’ Green River Works Cutlery.
FIRST JUDICIAL PWTK1CT.
prices with certainty. Many thousands
Comprising Jackson,, Josephine, Lake and
of farmers confidently believed a year
Klam ai h eountitis; circuit Judges, U. K. Han
ago that corn would advance iu price.
iia. W.C. Hale;district attorney, H. L. Benson;
member board ot equalisation, A. C. Auidon,
There are millions of bushels of corn
JACKSON COUNTlf.
uow stored which cannot at present be
Senator, 8. H. Holt, representatives, J. A.
sold for much, if any, more than half
Jeffery, B. M, Nealoa, Geo. W. Dunn; count)
judge, J. R. Neil; commissioners, s. Furry,
the price which could have been obtain­
W. H. Bradshaw; clerk, N. A. Jacobs; siieriir,
ed months ago. In this case prompt
8. Patterson; recorder. Grant Kawliugs; treas­
selling wonld have been wise. In the
urer. M. 8. Welch; assessor, Gso. A. Jackson;
school superintend ent, Gus. Newbury; sur­
opinion of the writer it is wise for those
veyor, K. W. Kennedy; coroner, D. H. Brower;
who can afford to do so to hold the pres­
slock inspector. Jas. Helms.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
ent crop of corn and oats for higher
Joint senator, W. 8. Vanderberg; represen.
prices. He is much less confident that
I ative, R. G. Smith; county judge, J. M. Chiles. (
this would be wise with wheat.
commissioners, J. E. Seyterth, T. F. Croxton
cierk, C. E. llarmon; sheriff, Jos. G. Hiatt
The following seem as safe rules as
treasurer, A. Bartlett; assessor, G. M. Stites
can be given: If a farmer is in debt or
senool superintendent, Alice Carson; survey­
or, B. O. McCulloch; coroner, W. E. Kremer.
in need of money for any legitimate I
purpose, it is ordinarily safer to sell as
KLAMATH COUNTY.
soou as the articles are ready for market.
Joint senator, C. A Cogswell of Lake;repre­
sentative, V. Cunu of Lake; couuty Judge C.8.
The farmer iu comfortable circumstances
Moore, commissioners, Jas. T. Henley, John
may wisely exercise his judgment as to
Wells; clerk, A. L. Leavitt; sheriff, A. A
Fitch; treasurer, Alex. Martin; assessor, A. T
whether there is such probability of ad­
WiI sol ; school superintendent, Lucy Gordon Abstract» Made of Titles to
vance in prices as to make it a good in­
surveyor, 4. Castel; coroner, K. G Galbreath.
Lands.
LAKE COUNTY.
vestment of money to hold his crops.
How
She
Got
the
News.
Joint senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake;rcpre-
The use he would make of the money if
eutative, V. Conn of Lake; county judge, E.
LECAL DOCUMENTS
Two Louisville women who are “great he did sell it is to be considered. If it
M. Brattaln; commissioners, J. Mcllheny,
friends,” as the phrase goes, from one can profitably be invested, this is a rea­
A V. Laue; clerk, W. A. Massing.il, sheriff, F. Of all kinds drawn up, especially pertaining
tn
the
settlement
of
estates.
Domestic Economy.
P. Lane; treasurer, J. 8. Field; assessor, F. E.
cause or another had not met for several son for prompt sales; if it would lie
Harris; school superintendent, J. J. Monroe;
“What's this I” exclaimed the young
weeks, though living only a few squares idle, this might bea reason for holding.
surveyor, U. E. Moore; coroner, J. W.
Collector of Acton.ils Prompt Remittances
Howard.
apart. Tho other night one dame went If prices are up to or above the average husband, referring to the memorandum
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
Reserved Por
MONEY LOANED.
down to visit the other one and said on thore should be strong reasons given be- < she had given him. “One dozon eggs, a
Trustees, Chas Nickell president, G. Hines,
pound of raisins, bottle of lemon ex­
entering the houso:
T. Cameron, J. 8. Orth. C. Ulrich; recorder,
fore one decides to hold.
Investment
securities
a
specialty.
Jackson
Bilas J. Day; treasurer, Jas. Crouemilier;street
i
“Margaret, I came down to visit you
If prices aro much below the average, tract, can of condensed milk, dime's
commissioner. Win. Hecly; marshal.C. Pursell. County Scrip bought and sold.
1 have a complete set nt’ maps or all survey­
because I heard you wore sick. ”
l’tie trustees of Jacksonville hold their reg­
it is pretty certain they will advance in worth of ground cinnamon and 60 cents’
ular sessions on ilrstTuesday in each month ed lands In t.iis county, and receive Abstracts
“Well,” answered Margaret, who tho comparatively near future, but there worth of sugar. What do you want of
monthly from Roseburg and the State Land
MEETING or COURTS.
Department at Salem of all new entries made
seemed a trifle out of sorts, “yon took are marked exceptions to this rule. Tho all these things, Belinda?”
“I’ve got a dry loaf of baker’s bread,"
The Supreme court ot Oregon meets at 1 am thus prepared to make out homestead
your time about it. I have been sick a course of prices for wheat or wood or
papers
qnd
can
save
to
parties
the
expense
o
Salem, regular terms commencing on the first
I week. ”
horses in recent years are striking ex­ replied the young wife, “that I'm going
Mondays’n Mardi and October; also at Pen­ a trip to the lloseburg land office.
dleton, commencing on tirst Monday tn May.
“Yes,” Deborah replied, “but I could amples of exceptions which have brought to save by working up into a bread pud­
The circuit court for the Qrsl judicial district / have a Number of Fine Fam and
not come sooner because yon took such a loss to many farmers. In the case of | ding. I never let anything go to waste,
sits iu Juckson county on tirst Mondays in
oth^.r deeirable property In my
April and 2nd Mondays in September and
roundabout way of letting me know you live stock there is much greater reason Henry.”—Chicago Tribune.
December. In Klamath county on second
hand* for sale.
were sick. ”
for prompt sale than in case of grains
Monday in June and first Monday in Novem­
She’ll Giggle Constantly.
j ^ ìó ^
ber. in Lake county on t he third Monday in
“Roundabout way? I don’t remember because the auirnal must be kept at con­
jyPrompt reply made to all lettora.
May and the second Monday in October. In Charges :n accordance with the times.
"I
’
m
so
worried about my daughter, ”
sending
you
auy
word
at
all.
How
did
stant
outlay
for
food
and
care.
Josephine county onthe third Monday in Apri
Hofers, by p< rmiw8lon,to Hon. H. K. Hanna,
and fourth Monday iu September.
yon hear?”
Judge of Ut Judicial District, and to any
Iu many cases the wisdom of selling said tho woman in the now fur cloak.
For Jackson county the couuty, probate and bnstnesh bouse ia Jacksonville.
“Well, you wrote the news to your promptly will be determined by the “She goes about ao solemn, so depressed.
e i » in 1111 i < . ihtb ’ oourtff meet every month,
HI LAS J. DAY.
commencing with the tirst Monday. For Jose­
daughter Alice in Milwaukee; she wrote farmer having his crop ready before the I’d give the world, ductor, to aee her
phine county, the tirst Monday in January,
to my daughter Mary iu New Orleans; mass of his neighbors are ready. It often smile again. ”
April, July and September. For Lake county, i
"That’s easy enough," answered the
Mary mentioned it when she wrote to happens that the first of the new crop
every alternate month, commencing the tirst h
Monday in January. For Klamath county,
me—and that is how I happened to harvested brings satisfactory prices. doctor briskly. "Get her into a church
the tirst Wednesday in Marc h. June, Septem- |
come over.”—Louisville Courier-Jour­ But there are so many farmers who are choir.”—New York Recorder.
uer and November
nal.
compelled to sell that prices generally
Jacksonville, Oregon,
An Interesting Device.
decline for a time after tho new orop
Artificial Scenting of Plowen.
CONDUCTED BYTHI
"I say,” said one British offloial.
cornea in. Sell before or after the rush
Flowers that have lost something of is a good motto when it can be acted on. “what'll we do with this remote little
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
their perfume are now scented artificial­ An apparent contradition to the state­ country of ours? It isn’t much good aa
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES
ly by watering them With an alcoholic ment above is sometimes found if a giv­ it lies. ”
A. 8. H ammond .
W. I. VA wish j STUDIES WILL BE RESUMED tor BOARD
solution of essence, using a little glycer­ en crop is noticeably short in yield. The
“Oh,” was the reply, “just putone of
in to fix the odor. Thus, for violets, the shortage is frequently overestimated, and our patented india rubber boundary lines
HAMMOND A VAWTER,
I 3 era aud Daj Pupils in September 2. 1895.
liquid
is
composed
of
100
grams
of
The course of study in this institution is
prices may be higher soon after harvest around it and let it be awhile. ”—Wash­
thorough. embracing all the branches belong­
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
glycerin und 10 grams of essence of than later on.
ington Star.
ing to a first-class education. Language t
violet. In many places, while scented
drawing and vocai lew ho ns in class bein»
Modford, Oregon.
Large crops aro almost always overes­
. included in the English course, form no extra
violets are comparatively rare, the un timated. It seems certain that tho corn
Its Origin.
charge.
scented kinds grow wild in -great profu­ crop of the country for t bis year has been
Office in Adkins' Urick Building.
Young ladies w shlng to follow the higher
Cawker — I have discovered what
art course or musical course are afforded j
sion. These are now bought up in large overestimated, aud this iH a reason for started the new woman craie.
special facilities in each.
quantities, scented artificially and put believing prices will advance. In any
The usual modification is made when more
ROOT. C. SMITH,
Cnrnso—Let’s have it.
than one of the same family attend the Acad­
into the market in advantageous compe­ neighborhood often in the experience of
Cawker—Listen to this testimonial in
Complet«? Trailing School
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW emy at the same time.
tition with the perfumed violets grown uged farmers can be found striking ex­ a patent medicine advertisment: “Sinoe
There will also be attached to tho Academy
h day school for boys In a separate building.
by the horticulturists. Cut flowers which amples of large gains and equally largo taking four bottles of your health re­
Uriint » Fua, Oregon.
Jacksonville is conceded to be the most
have wilted frum time or transportation losses from holding crops. The experi­ storer I am a new womau. ”—Life.
Practices in all the courts. Office in Bank healthy place in Soul hem Oregon and easy of
Courses are Commercial, Normal, Music, Art, Short
of access. Hogue River Valley Railway Co.’s
are revived by being plunged into a ence of the writer has shown a balance I I
Building upstairs.
trains run within a block of the Convent.
Hand,
Telegraphy,
Penmanship,
Higher
Mathe
­
weak
solntion of sal ammoniac. Flowers in favor of prompt sales, but he has sold
For further particulars address the
How She Satisfied Herself.
3U PER1ORE88,
which have little or no scent are also a crop direct from the harvest for which
matics, Civil Engineering and all branches gener­
Lady Passenger—I think it is an out­
Jacksonville. Or.
P. P. PRIM A SON,
perfumed
for
salo
by
being
put
into
a
ally taught in first-class Colleges.
ho could liuve obtained twice as much rage for you to ask me to pay fare for
iTTORNRYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
box with ice and then saturated with within u year or two. In view of the this little boy. I would sooner pay dou­
The services of California’s best instructors have been secured, ‘«nd nothing w’ 11 be left un­
a current of carbonic acid charged with impracticability of predicting the future ble fare for myself.
done to make the school complete in every department and second to none on the coast.
Jacksonville, Ort gon.
Tho fall term will open the Second Monday In.September^ K^lGBY^Prtiident.
perfume.—Loudon Public Opinion.
markets, the danger of loss by shrink­
Conductor (suavely)—Just as you
ill uractice in all courts of the state. Office
AH those holding unexpired scholarshipsfare requested to be vrtsent tbe flt st day.
In the Court House, second door on the right
age, rats, fire, thieves or tho cost of insur­ wish, madam.—New York World.
Muscular Christianity.
of entrance-
The Westminster Budget tells a char­ ance and the fact that he has never bad
Fled.
F—
acteristic story of the late Rev. Peter more money than "he could make good The delicate flush fled her cheek
uso
of,
he
prefers
sale
when
the
product
J. R. NEIL
Mackenzie of London. Many years ago,
As they neither of them failed to note,
VlT«>hNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW j
after delivering a lecture in a village is ready for market unless the price at For they found it when the gas they turned up
Ï
the
time
is
exceptionally
low.
In
the
On
the sleeve of his best Sunday coat.
near Sunderland, ho was returning to
Jackaonvlll* , Or.
—Detroit Tribune.
his host's houso along a Icoiely road, case of live stock he would try to have
them ready for market at times when
Vili practice inali courts of the Stato. Office
__ .
when
ho
was
accosted
by
a
robber.
The
Capital
Stock,
-
$50,000.00.
n tho Court House, last door on left of en­
JT. <?. AVI tipp, T-’i-o
latter was a believer in tho right of they would not come into competition
trance.
might r ud requested Mr. Mackenzie to with the largest number.
Receive deposiis eubj- et to check or
turn out all the cash he had got. "Well,
Mwinr. From Clover Hay.
on cer1 li a e payable on demand.
my dear man,” replied Mr. Mifbkcnzio,
DR.S CEARY & P1CKELL.
All the clovers are richer in nitroge
”^ou know I am big enough to thrash
Sell sigh drafts on New York, San
PHYSICIANS AND SC KG BUNS
yod. If it’s money you want. I'll give nous matter than any of the grasses. It AN ALARMING STATEMENT
Francisco and Portland.
follows therefore that they make an
of Every Description done in the
you half a crown." The robber would
M to rd, Orryoa.
especially rich manure. Clover alone
Telegraphic transfers sold on all points
CONCERNING WOMEN.
not
accept
this
very
charitable
offer.
Office In Opera House. Residence oppo­ in the United Slates.
Best Style at Reasonable Rates.
Mr. Mackenzie “duffed” his coat and makes a richer mannre than will tirno
site Presbyterian church.
Special attention given to Colections
gave him what the man is now pleased thy hay and corn. Clover is also rich in HOW BAD HABITS ARB FORMED.
and aenera) bnsine«s of our customers.
to call "a dashed good hiding.” That mineral fertilizers. It is n lime plant,
The AV?/’ Yorh TVtbmtr says : “ The habit of
OPS. ODCERS A HALL,
thrashing did tbe man a great service, and for this reason some of it cut up fine taking * headache powders ' is increasing to an
is excellent for laying fowls. It has been alarming extent among a great number of wo­
DENTISTS .
". F. CÀW.
J. F TUFFS,
for he afterward left the paths of vice
men throughout the country. These powders as
• • 4
calculated that the manure made from their
President.
V ice President
name indicates, are claimed by the manu­
and became one of Mr. Mackenzie’s
Medford, Oregon,
feeding
a
ton
of
clover
hay
is
worth
$6
facturers to be a positive and speedy cure for any
K. A. B ooth . Cashier.
Designs Furnished on Application.
many converts.
of headache. In many caaes their chief
to $8 on the farm. It will cost as much form
Have permanently located In Medford for
ingredient is morphine, opium, cocaine or some
tnt practice of dentistry. From a continued
as this to replace it from city stables other equally injurious drug having a tendency
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
King Alphonse's Tact.
practice of over fourteen years we are prt»-
to deaden pain
The habit of taking them ia
p.ired lo guarantee entire ant istactiou.
A.1 ph on so, king of Aragon, wan one where the manure has to be purchased easily formed, but almost impossible to shake
Office over Slover’s drug-store.
and
drawn
auy
considerable
distance.
off.
Women
usually
begin taking them to re­
day examining the different articles in
lieve a raging headache and soon resort to the
his jeweler’s shop in company with Clover shonld always be fed upon the powder to alleviate any little pain or ache they
50 Acres.
Established in 1857.
500,000 Trees many ladies of his court. Ho had scarce farm. It brings less than any other and E b be or subjected
to. get
and into
fiually
like the
mor-
opium fiend,
the habit
of taking
DR. W. 8. JONES.
is lietter feed for cows than lmy of the
ly
left
the
house
when
the
jeweler
miss
­
regularly,
imagining
that
they
are
in
pain
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGE ON.
ed a diamond of great value and ran grasses Some clover hay should always if they happen to miss their regular dose."
be
given
tocows
that
havecotu
ensilage
*f«<f/or«f, Oregon.
In nine case« out of ten, the trouble ia
after him, complaining of the theft. The
king, not willing publicly to disgrace as the larger patt of theirration. It bal­ in the stomach and liver. Take a simple
(Jfllce in Hamlin's block up-stair«.
laxative
liver tonic and remove the
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
The oldest Nursery iu the State.
any of his attendants, commanded a ances the nutritive qualities, and some offending and matter
which deranges the
dry
food
should
always
go
with
ensilage
large basin full of sand to be brought
stomach and causes the headache. Dr.
in
cold
weather.
—
American
Cultivator.
•
W
The
Largest
and
Best
Selected
Sl
ock
of
S3
him, into which he directed each person
O. F. DEMOREST,
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are composed
Orders f»>r Hi»vk% Buggies and Riding
Horues promptl.v a-1 ended to.
to put in the hand clinched and to draw
entirely of the purest, cono^ntreted,
Feedins Hoots In Cold Weather.
BBS I D ■ N T DBNTI8T.
One Pellet is a
it out flat. By this means the diamond
’’’ceding done at r asonsbierates.
Best of
Full 80 per cent of most roots is wa­ vegetable extracts.
care will be used <o prevent accidents, but
Medford Oregon
1 was left in the sand, unknown by ter, and when fed cold in freezing weath­ does; sugar-coated, easily swallowed;
will be rvsponsib’efor none should they occur
twirr
used,
always
ta
favor.
They posi­
VINES, ROSES, ETO.
whom.—Household Words.
er they reduce the temperature of the tively cure sick headache and remove
Wil’ ref os** to do Bvory work on credit.
My
treew
are
large
and
thrifty
—
no
old,
cut
back
stock.
a
M
v Buraeries t ve cl<*ar of all i nsect
stomach rapidly and impair digestiou. the disposition to it.
DR. CIO. O’B. DE BAR
Not Intereatod.
pests, and everything is guaranteed true to name. The most rellabte at <1 cheapest nui’aery
Mr. E. V axoabon . of Otter Lake, Lapeer Cb'
in the state. Send for price-list and catalogue for 1*96. Address
PHYSICIAN AND 8UBGBO!»
An old man and hit wife were last sum­ American Cultivator says: "It ia as an
JfuA.. writes
•• I net
mer sailing on a steamer between Black­ appetizer that roots in winter are moat
infrequently have an at­
■'aekwnvtUe. Ore i-n.
H. W. SETTLEMIRE Tangent. Linn Co ., Oregon pool and the isle of Man. As the sea valuable. Their nutritive value ia very
tach of the headache.
It usually comes on tn
ilffiec and residence on Cal: tomín StrcM.
was rather rough and the old Woman low in comparison with their bulk or
the forenoon. At my
Ce.na «ttended promptly da» or nicht
dinner I eat my regular
unaccustomed to sailing she said to her cost, Rnd it doea not pay to fill the stom­
meal, and taka om ur
achs of animals with them, especially
hr»«band:
kwo of Doctor Pierce's
CHAS. HlUf«, M. D .
nt Pellets hnano-
”TJh, John, this snip is going down. ” in very cold weather. A few every day
I “C UPIOENR-
"Well, never mind," satd her hus­ with other food make a better ration
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
than
will
a
diet
mainly
compoaeu
ui
SiarrMXVri
V. I. KttKIAT, HAUK.
treat Vegetr*
band. "It isn’t ours. ’’—London Fun.
1Vital
4 «’r.lbeprvacrp
Jacksonville, Oregon.
tiofl of a fes-43WS > r-ncri phyalrtaM’, wlU qotekly
ew-s
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Quality of Goods considered. Prices Always the Lowest.
SILAS J. DAY
REAL ESTATE AUtWT I
LOOK OUT ! !
CRONEMILLER & LOVE,
BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Jacksonvüle MARBLE WORKS,
Call It a Craze.
Granite and Marble Work
... Monuments and Cemetery Work a Specialty
UNION
!LIVEt!ï, FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Tangent Nursery ! !
FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, VINES
GEO. HINES. Prop
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
BANKING house
JACKSONVILLE,
Calls promptly attended to day or nickt.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
vow ot <U*
« < tbe fnerative onrana. fucu m Uwl
i
Insomnia, Pains tr (feaflacic.aaminai K. M tas n »m. Mm y<mw I^hility^
Plmpleisl irfhnaiw to Marr, . r^lrsMinx
Onstlpnttnr». It st>’(m all losse«» by day nF night P -wymfq qniric-
n» ss ofd i orharge. w lich if
k*
hern a.-d
HR UMDRH8IQNBD HAVB FORM RD A
■ CrORE.a.AfrCR
•*’-P".r’'“,rshjP with an authorised capital
,h£ Furpoae or carrvlnaona
Late H oum l'hnlelan «nd Suriroon COy and
wroeral Hanking Busi new In all Its branoaj
County ri.mpital, San Tranviero.
In Jacksonville Oregrn.
at tbe nM
Depitty ot Mate BoarU ot Medical Bxamlner, •tandof Beekman’sBanklag Hoie“».
•LMa bo*• six ?T>rfACO,bvmsf. Hcnd for mew•.•iirularand
is or.Ate,
ner.Call form« and Third «treeto.
■ tjiis ffJTuL HKVKX'IMK «W-P.O Bax30M.S.W
Central P«lnt, - - • Oragon.
Dr.
AL1X
PATTERSON,
I
C 0. BEEKMAN.
THO8. G. RKAMEE
ta.‘U-*t, u>,
Jbr .IsIsM
Sold at City Drug Store, JacksonviL’e.
S m Salvador.
San Salvador is built on a volcano. It
has been three times destroyed by an
earthquake, but tbe people are becoming
aocustomed to such occurrences. Earth­
quake« are pretty frequent, and while
one is naturally very nervous there is
really little danger to life. The shocks
have been known to come as frequently
as 80 times in an hour.
For Men of Society.
What la the nae of dressing up to r«V a
call when that dough masca you a burden
to yourself and a nnlaanee to your frlonds?
Take something for it. There is nothing
»0 good aa a twenty- fl vs cent bottle 0 1 Ely’s
Vincola Balaam. wbleh to soothing to tbs
Ibroat and bMieflaial <n all dlaeaaea of ths
throat and lungs. It trill rsli-v-th. nongh
at ones, and In a few days you wilt almon
forget that yon bad a eough.