The Democratic times., March 21, 1901, Image 4

THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
HERB AND THBRB.
Rain seems te be threatened again.
Stationery, notions, smokers’ arti­
etc., also a fresh line of lunch
Published Monday* and Tburadaya ty
While adverse to drawing attention cles,
goods, at Joe Wetterer’s.
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to any advertisements which partake
According
to
the
new
game
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the
of a medical character, there is justi­ close season for ducks began March
fication in overriding this objection 1st, instead ot March 15th, as hereto­
CHAS. NICKELL. Editor A Manager.
with respect to the announcement of fore.
the coming visit of Dr. Darrin.
Certificates for scalp bounties for
WAN'S BRICK BUILDING, California St. This far-famed physician, who has the use of notaries and Justices of the
achieved such a great reputation peace—latest forms—for sale at T he
Advertisement* Inserted at reasonable rates throughout the coast, has been pre­ T imes office.
vailed upon, by urgent requests of The Rockefeller interests are now
identified with the steel trust. This
many to visit Ashland, as they could addition
to the steel interests will
Now it. is proposed to allow Presi­ not afford by their time and business
dent McKinley to choose the route of to consult him at the head offices. protect them from any appreciable
a canal which will join the Atlantic The doctor has at last consented to competition.
Wm. Koeppe, watchmaker and jew­
and Pacific. It is dollar» to dough­ visit Ashland,to accommodate the sick eler,
is located at the corner of Cali­
nuts that he will not select the Nicara­ and afflicted, and will have his office fornia and 5th streets, opposite Judge
gua route,against which is arrayed the at the Hotel Oregon. Those wishing Day’s real estate office, satisfaction
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railroad and other vast corporate in­ to consult the doctor will find it to guaranteed.
This paper is kept on file at the
terests.
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their advantage to consult him while Oregon Press Association headquar­
M bs . N ation ’ s saloon-wrecking cru­ there and during the first part of his ters, Portland, by Albert Tozier, who
is authorized to make contracts for
sade is occasion of some pertinent stay, as many require more than one advertising
in the same.
paragraphs in the March Review of treatment.
The
lingering
cough following grippe
He
comes
laden
with
testimonials
Reviews on the subject of American
calls for One Minute Cough Cure. For
lawlessness, the lynching evil, and of­ from the whole northwest,and the au­ all throat and lung troubles this is the
ficial responsibility for public order. thentic report of some cures seem only harmless remedy that gives im­
The editor takes the ground that law­ nothing »bort of miracles. As so many mediate results. At City Drug Store
lessness, at the present time in this thousands are already acquainted with and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
Northern papers received at Victo­
country, is “a greater danger than his mode of treatment, it seems un­
ria, B. C.. from Skaguay contain news
drunkenness,” and that “the law necessary to state that he uses but of
tlie first thaw of the season at
should be put in enforceable shape few drugs iu a majority of cases, and Dawson. March 7th, aud increased
perfects
his
cures
by
»he
wonderful
and then enforced, in spite of every­
activity in mining all through the
power of the various forms of elec­ Yukon. Travel on the trails between
thing.”
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tricity. Medicines and surgery are Dawson and the creeks is difficult.
S tefs should be taken at once by employed whenever necessary.
Headache often results from a dis­
the people of Jackson and Josephine There are few ills to which the hu­ ordered condition of the stomach ami
counties to send a first-class exhibit of man flesh is heir which cannot be re­ coustlpation of Hie bowels. A dose
two ot Chamberlain's Stomach and
our agricultural, mineral and horti­ lieved and generally permanently- or
Liver Tablets will correct these dis­
cultural products to the Pan-Ameri­ cured by Dr. Darrin’s electro-magnet­ orders and cure the headache. Sold
can exposition at Buffalo. There is no ic treatment; and cases that have re­ by City Drug Store.
calculating the benefits that will inure sisted the efforts of ordinary physi­ T. IL B. Taylor, proprietor of Med­
to this section therefrom. It would cians have yielded to its power. ford's feather-cleaning establishment,
be the means of attracting a great| 'pjlese cases embrace almost evary will visit Jacksonville before long and
make regular trips thereafter. He
deal of attention toward our resource«. form of disease, and as said before n > does
first-class work at reasonable
which must only be known to be ap- maD. WOman or child need despair of rates. Our citizens should have their
preciated. No time can be lost, as the relief while Dr. Darrin offers his val­ feather beds, pillows, etc., cleaned by
exposition opens in May.
uable services. The doctor is prepared him.
to treat and perform all surgical oper­ The handsomest flower that blooms
T he British government, it is re­ ations on the eyes. Also to tit glasses is the rose. Eyery lover of tlie beau­
tiful should have an assortment of
ported, wearied by the gallant strug­ to any desiring them.
them. The California Rose Co., Los
gle made against its aggressions, has
Unlike o»her physicians who have Angeles, Calif., are headquarters of
at last decided to grant more liberal
become eminent tn tbeir profession, the coast for nice field-grown rose
terms to the Boers if they will surren­
bustles. All the latest and best sort«.
extremely Send
for a catalogue today.
der. Lord Kitchener has been au­ the doctor’s charges are
moderate and reasonable, according
thorized to offer amnesty to both the
The
important information has
Boers and their leaders, except where to circumstances and ability to pay. been received at Washington tiiat
Nicaragua had denounced the treaty
treachery is proven. They are to be and be will not undertake cases that it
made in 1800 with Great Britain for
be
cannot
hope
to
cure
or
benefit.
given loans to restock tbeir farms,and
Consultation is free to all. Should the construction of a trans-isthmian
a form of civil government will be es­
canal. The equally importaat state­
tablished at once that will make the there be cases that are incurable be ment was al«o made that Nicaragua
will immediately discover them on con­ had not denounced the treaty it made
South African republics a kind cf
sultation,
thus savinghispatientsany for the same purpose in 1867 with the
crown colony. This will suit none
United States.
but those who are willing to surren- further expenditure of time or
Information comes from Portland
money.
der anyway.__________
Dr. Darrin makes a specialty of all that the new barber law is to be at­
tacked in the courts. Several barbers
T he Boers are plucky to the very- diseases of the ear, eye, nose and are dissatisfied with Sunday closing.
throat,
catarrh
and
deafness,
and
all
last, and will die fighting rather than
There ha« been considerable falling
surrender under the unmerciful and nervous chronic and private diseases, off I d their receipts »Ince the law went
into effect. They have employed
dishonorable conditions imposed by such as loss of vigor, blood taints, counsel
and propose to test the consti­
Great Britain. On March 19th Chair- gleet, stricture, varicocele, hydrocele, tutionality of the law. Several will
and
seminal
weakness.
All
peculiar
berlain, colonial secretary, informed
probably keep open shop on Sunday,
the House of Commons that General female troubles, displacement«, etc., which will lead to their arrest, and
thus the question will be taken into
Botha had rejected the peace terms are confidently and successfully court
for determination.
offered him. Botha conveyed the in­ treated. Most cases can be treated at
The
German meat inspection law,
formation in a letter to Kitchener, in home after one visit to the doctor’s absolutely
prohibiting the importa­
which he announced that he was not office.
tion of American corned beef, sau­
Dr. Darrin will visit Ashland again sages, etc., has made no friends, ac­
disposed to recommend tlie terms of
peace Kitchener wa* instructed to April 1st to 28th,«topping at the Hotel cording to a report lately received at
state department from Consul
offer him to the earnest consideration Oregon. The poor will be treated free. the
Diedrich at Bremen. It has been the
of his government. Botha added that Office hours, 10 a . m . to 5 p. m . object of severe cri icism: and one of
liis government and its chief officers Evening«. 7 to 8 Sundays, 10 a . m . to the most poioted argument« against
1 P. m . The worthy poor will be it has been that it defeats its avowed
entirely agree with his views.
purpose of promoting public health, be­
treated free, except medicine, from 9 cause?
the resultant high prices of
A ll kinds of romantic and un- to 10 a . m ., daily. Charges for treat­ meat lessen
itsconsumptlon, while the
reasonable stories h ive been and are ment for those able to pay. #5 weekly, health of the German nation demands
being told about Aguinaldo. The or in that proportion as cases may re­ an iucrease.
latest is narrated by Frank W. Vallie, quire.
As a result of the “joint smashing”
who lately retu.'ned from the Philip­ Circulars and question blanks sent crusade ten residences, two saloons
pines, where he was director-general free. Inquiries answered. Ail business and five stores were wiped out In
Kan., early Tuesday
of posts. He said Gen. Otis had told relation« with Dr. Darrin are strictly Armourdaie,
morning. It was plainly the work of
him that be did not want to capture confidential.
incendiaries, who u«ed gasoline. A
Aguinaldo. “Ibis better for him to be
Cures that can be referred to, cured high wind did the rest. Just as the
tire started two women were seen
in the bush,” Vaille quotes Otis as by Dr. Darrin:
hurrying from the neighborhood. The
saying, “than to be in the hands of the
Wm. Dibble’« daughter, Berkeley, loss approximates 94000. The tire was
American army, posing as a mar»yr.” Cal..total deafness from membraneous first discovered In Patrick Brosman’s
saloon. While the tin-men were work­
This sounds considerably like thesour- croup: cured three years ago.
ing there flames broke forth from
grape story told of the fox, however.
O. Crandall, American Hotel, San Eaton
which was recently
It has so far been that it is impossible Francisco: deafness and catarrh cured. raided ’s by salooD,
sjme of Mrs. Nation’s fol­
to capture the wily Filipino leader,
F. Grant, Alameda, Cal.; asthma lowers, who were fined for their work.
although it is claimed that he is dead. cured.
The Eugene Guard «ays that the
D. A. Brennan, Emeryville, Cal.,
committee of the state
T he election of Senator Mitchell rheumatism and partial paralysis; re­ executive
oratorical association held a special
recalls the fact that his daughter stored and left crutches in the office. meeting in Albany Friday, for the
Mattie married nine years ago into
W. H. Watkins, San Francisco; bron­ purpose of considering the charges of
one of the oldest of France's titled chitis. rheumatism and kidney com plagiarism preferred against Elwood
Minchin, the successful orator at the
families. She is the wife of the Due plaint; cured.
Intercollegiate state oratorical con­
de Rochefoucald, who has one«of the
Mrs. J. Ciemment, San Francisco; test, recently hi id at Corvallis. A
copy of the book, “Wendell Phillips,
fine-t lineages in France, three titles, ! cancerous grow th ¡cured.
all of the last year’s bird’s nest S. Regenshurger’schild.San Francis tlie Agitator,” wa« In the hands of
the committee, and it was found that
variety, <» commission in the army co: dropsy of the eyes; cured.
ttie title of the book had been taken
and a h >st of friends, He seems to Capt. J. S Higgins. San Francisco; as the title or his oration, and that
be an exception to the ordinary run deafness and catarrh: restored.
whole paragraphs were taken bodily
from the book, making it the rankest
of dukes, tor he refused to marry his
Mrs. A. Carmody, Emeryville, Cal.; kind of plagiarism.
cousin and a fortune, and took the ovarian tumor; cured.
The London Daily News says it is
Oregon girl without a dot. It, was a R. A. Fry, Mariposa, Cal.; total
understood
that the British have
case of lrve at first sight.although the deafness; cured.
greatly
amended
the unconditional
Duke Is 14 years his wife’s senior and
surrender
reply.
It believes Lord
A.
J.
Armstrong.
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3dstreet,Port
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bad the reputation of a woman hater.
Kitchener lias been authorized to of­
land; varicocele; cured.
fer amnesty to both the Boers and the
J acob a . R iis , the author of J. P. Whitmore’s child; cross eyes; Boer leaders, except when treachery
“How the Other Half Lives,” is a cured In ten minutes with slight open is clearly proved. Cape rebels only
are to lie punished by disfranchise
man of unique and Interesting person­ ation.
Loans are to be granted to
ality. The story of his life is full of John Martin, Cove, Ore.; hydrocele; ment.
the Boers for rebuilding and stocking
incident; and his experiences in his cured.
their farms, and, finally, the govern­
Besides scores of other«.
ment will offer to establish some kind
early struggles, after he reached
of civil government as soon a.« the
America as a Danish immigrant,made
commandos have surrendered. Its
A Farm for Sale.
him understand and appreciate those
form will probably be that of a crown
A 120-acre tract. »11 fenced. TO acre* under colony, but with the important con­
conditions of life which he has later cultivation,
free Roll »nd eaatlr cultivated I*
done so much to better. His autobi­ on the nubile road a quarter ot a mil» from cession which Sir Alfred Milner ad­
Aetna valley poatoffioa—improred vises. namely, a council
including
ography, called by the significant Moovllle,
with a dwellln<-hooae with four roomy below
Botha,
»nd
one
»bove,
good, large baru.Rmoke-boaae Boers of position like Gen.
title “The Making of an American,” »nd wood «bed; » Rock
«reek flow* through tie Gen. Lucas and Mr. Schalkberger.
i»<id,
»
good
well
of
water
at
the
houae
and
a
which h»s Just begun in The Outlook,
well at the barn; *1* miles from (Mid Hill
i» crammed full of Incident and keen, good
railroad at at Ion. Will be »old for $io per
A Powder Mill Explosion
acre
caah at time of «ale, balance on one
amusing comments on men and year'» half
Removes everything insight. So do
time, interest » per cent per annum or
things. It has as much of the story all caah at option of the purchuer
drastic mineral pill-; but both are
•winqatre of SILAS J. DAY, real eatate
element and as much humor a« many ayent,
mighty dangerous. Don’t dynamite
Jack»onvllle, .Jregoa.
the delicate machinery of your body
of the best novels. The first install­
with calomel, croton oil or aloes
ment appears in the March magazine
pill«, when Dr. King’s New Life Pills,
number of The Outlook, and is elab­
which ure as gentle as a summer
orately Illustrated. (13 a vear. The
breeze, do the work perfectly. Cures
Outlook Company,287 Fourth Avenue.
headache and constipation. Only 25
New York.)
cents at City Drug Store.
ANNOUNCEMENT THAT INTERESTS
MANY.
Times Printing Company
Th* Naw Scalp Bounty Law.
The new law providing for destruc­
tion of wild cats, coyotes, mountain
lions, cougars, gray wolves or timber
wolves, and for the payment of the
bounties on the same, is now in
force. It was not welcomed in Doug
las county as a piece of beneheial leg
illation, as applied locally; but, as a
measure affecting the whole state, It
Is believed It will prove a great Im
provement over tlie old law.
The provisions of tlie act are the
presentation to tlie county clerk of
the scalps, with an affidavit stating
the number of scalps presented, kind
of animals from which they were
taken, and that the animals were not
wheli>ed or fostored in captivity. The
county clerk may, If he sees tit,require
corroborative testimony as to the legal­
ity of the claim. A warrant upon 1 he
treasury is then to be given the party
presenting the scalps, which are to re­
main in the possession of the clerk un­
til tlie uext meeting of the county
court. The court will Inspect the
scalps thus taken, ar.d, wiien satisfied
as to the correctness of the accom­
panying statement, shall cause the
scalps to be destroyed by burning the
same to ashes.
The county clerk is required to send
monthly statements of bounty claims
to the secretary of state, who will
forward to tlie county clerk a warrant
upon the general fund of the state
treasury for two-thlrds of tlie total
amount of warrants drawn In pay­
ment of bounty claims. In other
words, the county pays one third of
the bounty and state two-tliirds. This
Is, however, Irrespective of the one
mill levy imposed upontiie county for
the purpose of raising tlie state txiun-
ty fund, so that tlie county pays real­
ly more than one-third of the claim.
A scalp, within the meaning ot the
act, consists "of both ears of the
animal connected by a strip ot skin
ttiat grew between them, two inches
in breadth, and all whole and intact.”
The previous act, which permitted
the claimant to make affidavit before a
notary public or magistrate of the
precinct in which the animal was
killed, and all other acts conflicting
with the new law are repealed.
Southern Oregon Oil Co.
Ashland; Oregon.
The remaining 30,000 Shares, set aside by the Directors to be sold
at 10 cents per share, is an investment that when
Oil is Struck
Will make you ONE HUNDRED TO ONE for every dollar invested.
Stock going at the rate of 5,000 shares per day.
MF*Send in vour orders at once. One-third cash, balance 30 and
60 davs.
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Ashland, Oregon.
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The Lamp of Steady Wabits
Th»* lump th.it domn t rtnr » up or «moke, or
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b«‘l lan<u<i< • : the In np (lint l<-•>'
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Fayne Strahan Mixire has been
heard from again, according to the
following, which appeared In the New
York World, under » diepatch from
London of a late date: “Fayne
Moore, who is playing a small part at
the Gaiety Theater, where she Is
known as 'Miss Madeline Wilson,’ ha»
Instructed her lawyer to bring action
for absolute divorce from Wm. Moore,
now Berving a sentence of 19 years In
Sing Sing. The action will be brought
upon the grounds that tier husband Is
a convict, says Mrs. M<«»re. and that
for the pa«t two years he has failed to
support her. She lias bee.i living in
elegantly furnished apartment* here
and is generally admired, ft. Is said
that a member ot the nobility has fall
en in love with tier, and is anxious to
may
make her his wife. Since her arrival
rely
in London, a year ago last November,
| Mrs. Moore has been on tile stage.
upon —
[She was first at til? .Miaftsbury
Theater, but later joined I.lie ‘Messen­
— ger Boy’ company at tue Gaiety,
•vliere she uppears nightly in the role
makes the hair healthy
of the American barmaid. She is a
great favorite with the Johnnies, arid
and vigorous; makes
many have lost their hearts to the
grow thick and
American beauty with hypnotic eyes.”
¡An Albany. Or., newspaper says the
g.
It cures dan­
mother ot Mrs. Moore declare« the»e
druff also.
reports regarding herdaughterareab-
solutely fulseand without foundation;
fi
It always restores
a mere sample of yellow journalism.
J color to
HI* Life Was Saved
a!! the darl
J.
E.
Lilly,
a prominent citizen of
of early life. There is
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
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deliverance from a frightful death.
s no longer need of
Iri telling of it, he says: I was taken
your looking old be­
with typhoid fever, that ran into
fore your time.
pneumonia. My lungs became har­
dened. I was so weak I couldn't even
r
>1.00 • bottle. All drug gists.
sit up in bed. Nothing helped me,
1
I expected soon tn dieof consumption,
“A r a remedy for restoring color
the !*air I believe Ajtr'i Hair
wtien 1 heard of Dr. King's New Dis­
1 to
Vigor baa no equal. It han always
covery. One bottle gave great relief.
given lue perfect satisfaction In
1 continued its use, ahd am now well
every way.
Mrs. A. M. R trfhl ,
and fltroog. I can’t say too much in
Aug. 18,18V8. Hammondsport, N.Y.
its praise.” This marvelous medicine
is
the surest and quickest cure In t he
/A« Doctor.
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world for all throat and lung trouble.
He will lend you a book on The
Regular sizes 50 cents and 91. Trial
Hair and Scalp free, upon request.
bottle» free at City Drug Store; guar­
If you <i<> not obtain all the benefit«
you expected from the use of the
anteed.
Vigor write the Doctor about It.
Address.
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THE ROCHESTER LIMP CO., 3S Park I'lara A 33 Barclay »1., Saw lurk.
Invitation to McKinley.
Lots of
7 C O p I C
lave thin
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lair. Per-
laps their
jarents
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lad thin
lair; per­
haps their
children have thin
hair.
But this does
not make it necessary
for them to have thin
hair.
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By Senate Concurrent Resolution
No. 14 the last legislature gave a
formal invitation to President Mc­
Kinley to visit the state of Oregon,
the same to be transmitted through
the executive department of the
state. Acting In accordance with
•aid resolution Governor Geer sent
tt>e following letter to the President:
“By the terms of a concurrent resolu­
tion, passed unanimously by tlie legis­
lature oi Oregon at its session just ad­
journed, 1 was requested to extend to
you, on behalf of the state, an invita­
tion to visit Oregon during your ap­
proaching trip to tlie Pacific coast. It
is needless to assure you that I take
great pleasure, both officially and per­
sonally, in complying with this re­
quest and promising on tlie part of all
our people an unstinted welcome. A
committee has been appointed by the
legislative assembly, tlirough whom
you and your party will be shown the
courtesies of tire state, and assurance
is hereby given that every moment of
your stay will be pleasant and, we
hope, profitable, as the means of il
lastrating the resources, possibilities
and necessities of this western coast
of our great country.”
Accompanying the letter ia a copy
of the concurrent resolution. The
legislative committee provided for,
and which was filled from both houses,
is constituted as follow»: Senators—
President C. W. Fulton, Dr. W. Kuy­
kendall and George C. Brownell; Rep­
resentatives—Speaker L. B. Reeder,
A. 8. Roberts of Wasco, Colonel J. M.
Poorman of Marlon, E. D. Briggs of
Jackson, Colonel John McC'raken of
Multnomah.
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Lamps. Consultation F k LU.
No Right to Ugliness.
Rev. Mr. Hansen will hold services
at the M. E. church in Jacksonville
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Father Berthiaume will hold
services at the Catholic church in
Jacksonville, Sunday, March 24tb, at
10 o’clock A. M.
G erman B aitist .—Elder 8. M.
Eby will hold services at the follow­
ing places: Lit and 3d Sunday in each
month, at the church near Talent; sec­
ond, at the Naylor school-house; 4th
at Ashland.
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ere iw Kecbcstev
The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends; but one who would be attract­
ive must keep her health. If she Is
weak, sickly and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable. If she
has constipation and kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch­
ed complexion. Electric Hitters is
the best medicine in the world to reg
uiate the stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. It gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety s cin, rich complexion. It will
make a good-looking,charming woman
out of a rundown invalid. Only 50
cents at City Drug Store.
RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS
caurh
DECLARED A HOPELESS INVALID BY
LEARNED PHYSICIANS.
Rc.toretl to I'erfrrt TTealth and strength
by Dr. William»* Pink Pilla for Paia
l*eople--A Moat Wonderful Cure.
From (Ac Press, Grand Htipidi, AflrA.
Of the many remarkable cam » which
have recently occupied the attention of
t)>e medical world and of the public at
large, none more strikingly illustrates
the wonderful power of Dr. ’Williams'
Pink Pills for Pole People than the
recovery of Mrs. Jennie Tuttle, who,
after two year*’ coutinement to her bed,
was restored to perfect health and
strength. Mrs. Tuttle, who lives at the
corner of Fulton and Market Street»,
Grand Rapids, Mich., tells the follow­
ing story:
“I lutd been flat on my Ixu k in bed for
two year* and the doctor» lutd given me
up ns a hojM-lcs» enne. They had re­
sorted to every remedy known to their
profeasion and had even subjected me to
the tortures of five surgical operation*.
My trouble was due to cluinge of life
aud I grew weaker and weaker until I
becamu helplesa and unable to leave my
bed. A nurso aud four physicians at­
tended me.
“One box of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills
for Pule People gave mu grout relief and
after using them for three month* I was
a well woman, having been able t<> leave
my bed the sixth week after commencing
the treatment. I «ut »tato that the cure
was complete and )>ennanent us it is now
three years «ine« I used them.
“I have recommended the pills to
several of iny n-latives. My mother-in-
law, who is 72 years old, took them for
general debility and they soon produced
a very marked improvement in her con­
dition. I wish that the thousand* of
women who are afflicted a* I havo been
may know of this remedy which ha*
saved my life and giveu me health and
strength.”
Signed, MRS. JENNIE TUTTLE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day of August, 1900.
/
B. F. B arendhen ,
(Seal)
Notary Public.
Jir. Williams' Pink Pills for Pule
People are sold by all dealers, or will be
sent postpaid on receipt of prim*, fit) cents
a box, or six boxes for 92.50, by address­
ing Dr. ■ Williams Medicine Co., Sche­
nectady, N. Y.
BAD COLDS.
Uulnlne 1» 10 year« behind. Colds do not
now have to bo endured
Mendel's Dynamic
Tabnles (called dynamic fcom their energy)
crowd a week's ordinary treatment Into IS
hours,and about the worst of colds over night.
"It was the worst case of grip I ever had. A
half dozen friends had sure curi a
still it
hung on
Heard of the Dynamic T .bules. To
my amawment they «topped boih cold and
oougb the Ural night
1 endorse and recom
mend them io the people "—Barclay Henley,
ex member of Congress and attorney , 101 San
aome street, San Francisco. July 7, IU0O.
"Winter colds have always been aerioue
thlrga to me They are hard aud »lay for
moot ha. Hut the last waa stopped suddenly
by Mendel's Dynamic Tahules.
Both cough
and cold disappeared In a couple ot day».
Nothing else does this for me." Mr*. Emma
L. Hollln, 14, Moss at. Han Francisco. '*ug. S.
isou.
"I live acroa* the street from where Mendol's
Dynamic Tabules are made That Is how I
first took them
They atop cold* without
notice. I took a dozen boxes with me for my
■elf and friends when I went io Nome " H L'
Van Wlnklo. Caaitallat, .li|7 Washington
Bl., San Franctaco. Aug. 10. IUOO
For axle by City Drug Store. Jacksonville.
Nasal
Gap Closed.
The operation of through trains be­
tween San Francisco and L<s Angeles, should ba ClMUlIlM*«.
via Surf and Santa Barbara, will be­ Ely’» Cream
gin Sunday March 31, 1901, on the new r leans«*, soothe* »nd heal»
coast line .
Two through trains th« rl;«es«ail membrane.
For Sole.
cure* i alarth and drive»
The coast Hue limited leaving It
A Farm of 720 acr... Io* a tad on Rome daily.
• w»y a cold In the bead
River, sullabl» tor grain and frail cultsre or i each
terminal in the morning, quickly.
«toe* raisin*. baa ample halldin»» and fearlig
equipped with elegant cafe and par­ Cream Balm la placed lato U m noetrtle, apreede
A Placer Mine, in operation, equipped with
lor cars, will make daylight trips
pipe and riant, also noma quart* properties.
f will «all for canh or take In part pa-ment through the most picturesque, varied •VW the mambraoe and la absorbed. Relief I* Im­
mediate and a cure follow*. It la not drying—do*»
property la or adjacent to Aaklaed. Term*,
and entertaining scenes on the con­ not
one-half down, balance In eaey payment* al S
raeealnu. Larga Slaa, SO eenta at Drug­
tinent. inquire of agents of the gists prodace
par cent. Call on or address,
or by mall ; Trial Size, 10 cent* by mail.
H L. WHITE,
Southern
Pacific.
BLY BROTHERS, M Warren Street, Now York.
Look Box JR, Ashland, Orecoa.