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tú I d THE DfMOCR ATIC TIMES LOCAL NOTE» A. Borine, partner of John Roney, who does busineaa near Sisson, Calif., wa» in Jacksonville this week and made ui a pleasant call. Dr. Lowe, tbe well-known expert ocu.o-optlclan, will be in Medford, March 28tb to 30th; Ashland, March 25th to 27tb. If you value your eye sight and want perfect glasses fitted to your eye», see him. * Harry Clarke wat with ut again th It T^UBSDAY........... MARCH 21, 1901 week. G. W. Clark of Pooh Bab wi » with US awhile this week. PERSONAL MENTION. L. A. Robertson ot Sam’s valley was «■«^Ifrs. J. Nunan spent Wednesday In at Grant's Pass this week. W. H. Lswlt wat up from Roges jkbland. ! Mrs. 8. E.Dunnington went to Med- river one day this week. J. C. Whlpp has been given a The tax collector’s office is tbe t< pu- contract for getting out a large 1 ford this morning. quantity of stone for use in Medford, J. D. Cook has returned from hie trip lar place of businMf ne adays. aud has several men employed at a Don’t forget thi. Epworth League’s quarry, situated east of Jacksonville, to Josephine oounty. social tomorrow (V-iusy) evening. not far from F. W. Knowles’ place. Sheriff Orme wa« at Ashland Tues- Elegant home-mi hi .. candies of # all 'i day on >fficlal business. Ti>e late J. B. Phelps sold his prop ■ - kind« a leader at Jot "etterer's. erty in Woodville a short time before J. F. Duggan and Ills wife were Vai. Haskin* and J. F. Garrison his death, most of the proceeds of uinong our visitors tills week. were at the county-seat one day thia which, amounting to several hundred T. J. Hamlin of Pooh Bah precinct week. dollars, 1» now missing. Nobody , made T iie T imes a visit Wednesday. seems to know what has become of the Issued license money. The county clerk bas Andrew Cantrall, a leading stock to marry to A. W. McPherson and man of Applegate, Is In Jacksonville, Grace E Faucett. W. E. Mallory, drganlzer of the Order of Pendo, has met with much Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin of Ap Joe Owen, who Is engaged In tbe success in his efforts in Jacksonville, plegate were In Jacksonville yester liquor traffic at Hornbrook, Calif., in and this week sent to headquarters day. at Gold Hill this week. LUC l.u*lU> Hit Of <• lodgC Which Will J. W. Ingram and R. F. Dean of A full assortment of May’s celebrated be organized In Jacksonville before Willow Springs were among us tills seeds—fresh and pure—is being dis long, >vith 25 names attached. week. played by Joe Wetterer. • Tbe Epworth League will give a F. M. Amy of Central Point, who arid apron social at Judge Neil, administrator of the necktie has become quite a bicyclist, Is in estate of Lewis Rees, has petitioned Orth’s hall Friday evening, March town. 22d. An Interesting programme for bls final discharge as such. will be rendered, after which refresh Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose of Sterling Joe Wetterer makes a specialty ot ville were In Jacksonville one day this light drlnkB, fresh candies, nuts, ments will be served. A cordial invi tation to attend is extended to all. week. tropical and other fruits, etc. * TiiC Roseburg Review says that the I. W. Thomas, one of the success Tile family of Mr. Robinson (wtio ful farmers of Pooh Bali, called on us died in Jacksonville recently) left this merchandise store of Caro Bros., at Oakland, lias been sold by Simon Caro, Monday. morning for their old home in Mis administrator, to Beckley Bros, of Wm. Jennings, foreman of tbe souri. Elkton, who will lake charge May 1st. Sterling mine, spent a day In town A. A. Tharp and I. H. Cole have We understand Mr. Caro will enter this week. purchased Mrs. West's diggings,inRich tne employ or a large firm as a sales Wm. Taylor, a pioneer citizen of the Gulch district, and will begin opera man. upper valley, was here Tuesday, inter tions soon. The Hitchcock and anti-11 Itchcock viewing Judge Nell. Chas. II. Gay of (Cent ral Point will forces lined up In Ashland at the late soon enter ttie service of J. B. Dougl. school election, and the former won E. I). Foudray of Phoenix, a pioneer citizen of southern Oregon, was in erty, the clever hotel-keeper of Duns out. D. L. Rice, a friend of the pres muir, Calif. ent principal, was elected over D. L. Jacksonville Monday. Wm. Noah lias removed from Sam’s Minkler, representing the opposition Mrs. Jessie Farnsworth of Los An to him, by a large majority. Over geles visited Mrs. J. Russell and Miss valley to Gold Hili, having the con 250 votes were cast. tract to carry th« mails between the Fannie Nunan yesterday. two places. Geo. T. Snudden, tiie clever miner, District Attorney Reames leaves Dr. Freeland, who has been prac who was in charge of the big dredge tills evening for Portland on business ticing bls profession In Jacksonville , that stood in Rogue river so long, In the C. S. district court. during the past fortnight, left for : was recently united in matrimony to Miss Emma Kincaid, an amiable and ' E. Roberts of mound precinct and Gold Hili yesterday. popular young lady, whose parents /E. P. Hughes of Talent were in Jack C. A. Woolfolk, an expert black • have resided near Tolo so long. They sonville a short time ago. smith, Is In charge of the Cox have the congratulations and best W. P. Smith, the popular represen shop at Gold Hill. He does gtxjd wishes of all. tative of Langley & Michaels of San work at reasonable rates. Thos. Carr, Mr. Rucker and J. A. Francisco, was here Tuesday. The next regular teachers' examina • Martin of Foots creek were in towc Mrs. M. A. Pryce and Mrs. Margaret tion for county certificates will be • Tuesday. They brought with them Jones of Gold Hill attended the funer held in Jacksonville, commencing Wm. Ludington, an old resident of al of tbe late Mrs. McAndrew. Wednesday, April 10, 1961. that section, who was found wander Speaker Reeder was aboard Tue* The Mackey A Boyd photo tent will ing aimlessly about, with a biggash day’s northbound train, en route to remain In Jacksonville until April in bis head, presumably having Pendleton from a trip to California. 1st, and with each dozen of cabinets been caved on. He is now Improving at tbe county hospital. . you get a 16x20 crayon free. • J. Nunan returned Monday evening S. 8. Pentz of Medford, attorney-at- from San Francisco, where lie laid iu See that you get the original De a big stock of goods for this market. Witt's Witch Hazel’Salve when you law, has arranged the prelimlnariesof a proceeding that will result in the Ciias.Snow wasdown this week from ask for It. Tbe genuine Is a certain recovery from the county of the money cure for piles, sore and skin diseases. the Owens diggings, which he is work paid on account of the bicycle tax ing In company with 1*. H. McDaniel. The telephone line between Jack All those holding tags or receipts are Mrs. M. E. Williams and R. R. sonville ana Ruch was completed to requested to send or bring them to Oden and wife of Pleasant creek were day, and Applegate is now joined by him, as he wishes to procee 1 without delay. at the county-seat one day tills week. wire with the balance of tbe world. J. II. Lacy has sold his property in Doctors Reuter, DeBar and Robin Mrs. G. Kelly of Portland, who Is temporarily a resident of Medford, Ashland and bought a good stock son, Jacksonville’s physicians, last visited in Jacksonville a few days ago. ranch In Antelope district. He takes Tuesday operated upon John Offen- possession next week. Success to him. barcherof Applegate tor appendicitis. Mrs. M. Rapp of Wagner creek and Mansfield Bros., both of whom are The operation was skilfully perfr rrn- Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Reames of Talent good miners, have taken positions , ed and promises to be entirely success precinct »pent Wednesday In Jackson with J. W. Opp, and will be employed ful, es the patient is doing nicely.not ville. in the mines that gentleman is work- withstanding his condition was pre carious. W. H. Miller of Missouri Flat, the 1 Ing miner, passed through Jacksonville a The building belonging to the es- John Brockley of Josephine county few days ago, en route home from a was In Jacksonville the forepart of ■ tale of Frank Laran, deceased, lo trip to Ashland. the week. He is looking for a mare cated Just south of Jackson vllle, which Ja». D. Buckley of Applegate and and colt, which strayed from his was occupied by 8. Arrasmltti and family, was destroyed by fire Wednes his ramlly were in Jacksonville yester premises lately. day morning, together with much of day. attending the funeral of the late J. M. Howard of Rutte creek was In its contents. Tiie flames originated Mrs. McAndrew. Jacksonville yesterday. He lias in with a defective flue. The loss Is es If. M. Wheeler of Boston, Mass., vented a hoop coupler, which Is the timated at a few hundred dollars, up the clever representative of a promi handiest and most ingenious article on which there was no insurance. nent book firm, spent Tuesday night of the kind yet known. Mrs. C. E. VanDeusen of Kilbourn, in Jacksonville. C. U. McClendon, the well-known Wis, was afflicted with stomach Supt. Daily was at Ashland Tues pioneer, was kicked In the head by a trouble and constipation for a long day, arranging for the local teachers’ horse a few days ago, and had ? nar time. She says: “1 have tried many institute which will lie held on the row escape from serious injuries. He preparations; but none have done me 30th. His brother was there with was unconscious for sometime. the good that Chamberlain’s Stomach him. When you are bilious use those and Liver Tablets have.” These State Printer Leeds and E. A. Swope famous little pills known as DeWitt’s tablet« are for sale at City Drug started for California Tuesday. They Little Early Risers to clease tbe liver Store. Price. 25 cents. Samples free. expect to goto Arizona. The trip is and bowels. They never gripe. At Agate, the postofflee which has made for the benefit of Mr. S.’s City Drug Store and Dr. ntnkle. been established at the edge of the health. Henry Holtan of Trail creek, who Desert, with J. S. Grigsby as post Mrs. Houston of Corvallis, a daugh was severely Injured In Josephine master, is now ready for business. It ter of tbe late Judge Burnett, is at county, while working with a S. P. will be a con venience to many people Ashland, accompanied by her little bridge gang, went to the hospital at living In that neighborhood. Anyone wishing the copy of T he T imes daughter, who is suffering with Portland for treatment Tuesday. they are now receiving elsewhere asthma. Those wishing sulphur for spraying changed to that address should give A. C. Howland, tiie genial miner, purposes can obtain what they want us the information. who is in charge of the Davis placer at reasonable rates by applying to the Alfred Anderson, the genial and mines, alt u »led in Jump off Joedlfl- Medford Distilling & Refining Co., succes«ful miner, who is favorably trlct. arrived In Jacksonville yester which has just received a carload. • known throughout southern Oregon, day, but will not stay long. The coach of the R. It. V’. R. R. on Monday was married to Mrs. Susie Mrs. Rose Harvey of San Francisco runs quite smoothly since it has been Leabo of Jacksonville. They will take Is paying relative* living at Phteolx a tilted with new wheels. Mr. Barnum up their residence in Gold Hill, wh»re visit. She accompanied her mother, is always making Improvements, and Mr. A. lias prepared a comfortable Mrs. Stought, who has been visiting will haye a first-class road in due time. home. In unison with their numer with her for several months. Attention is called to the advertise ous friends we wish the happy couple P. W. dwell of Central Point, the ment of the Southern Oregon Oil Co., a long life of wedded bliss, trusting well-known horticulturist, was at wlilcti Is disposing of stock at reason that prosperity and happiness may the county-seat yesterday. Ills wife able figures and on easy payments. ever attend them. and daughter, who went to »out kern There is a large demand for the shares. California several months Ago, are now A Dastardly Trick. Wm. Broad and D. 8. Qiulter, who solournlng at Los Angeles. are digging a ditch at the Swayne Tbe northbound train, when near Robt. J. Linden of Portland, the mines,were in Jacksonville this week. ing Talent last Sunday evening, was cleyer manager of the firm of R. J. They are making excellent progress, stoned by several hoodlums standing and A. J. Linden, manufacturers’ not withstanding the hardness of the alongside the track. One of the rocks agents °nd importers, made our town soil. broke a window in the day coach, a visit. Wednesday, He ha* been tak Horse and Jack bills printed at T he while another struck a small boy, ing numerous orders In the valley dur T imes office in the best style and at named Noah Davis, on the cheek, in ing tbe past week. reasonable rates. We have a large flicting a painful wound.- It happen Messrs. Williamson, Moffitt and and eleuant assortment of engravings ed that Mr. Crowley, chief detective Allen, who are prominent in the especially designed for tnat class of of the 8. P. Co., was aboard at tlie time, and he gave chase to the of business circles of Muncie, Ind., and work. Geo. Houck of Benton, the well- fenders. They were identified and vicinity, left this week on their return home, via California. The many known goat raiser, will soon ship arrested, and brought before Justice friends they made during their stay 3800 pounds of mohair to New York,for Stewart of Med fora the next day, who which he wlil receive about •80<). He held one of them, named Copeland, to here’iope to see them soon again. Is a relative of Hon. J. J. Houck of answer at the next term of circuit court. The balance swore for each Gold Hill. How It Is Done. other so cleverly that not enougli In The Stanley Drug Co. of Ashland, criminating evidence could beobtaln- The first object In Hie with the American people Is to "get rich;” the which has been doing a lucrative ed to hold them. This is not the first second, how to retain good health. business, will retire in a short time, time that such acts of boodlumlem The first can be obtained by energy, a« that city's new banking concern have been perpetrated,and they should honesty and saving; the second (good has purchased the building which it be discouraged before serious* conse health) by using Green’s August occupies. quences occur. Flower. Should you be a despondent Wm. Clark, the genial horseman, sufferer from any of the effect»of Dys was with us Wednesday. He has two Fine chicken* for Salo. pepsia,Liver Complaint, Appendleitl», of the finest and best stallions in A few puro-blooded White Plymouth Indigestion, etc., such as Sick Head southern Oregon -Tvbalt, the Alta ache, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour mont trotter, and a draft horse of the roosters, young and large, can be obtained ata reasonable figure by ap Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Diz- Clydesdale stock. plying at Tnx T imes office soon. ziness of the Head, Nervous Prostra Some trouble between white men tion, Low Spirits, etc., you need not suffer another day. Two doses of the and the Japanese employed by tbe 8. Best Prescription for Chill* well-known August Flower will relieve P. Co. on the Siskiyou« seems to be and Fever Is a bottle of G rove ’ s brewing, and an agent of the latter you at once. Go to City Drug Store and get a sample bottle free. Regular interviewed Sheriff Orme on the T asteless C hill T omic . It la simply site, 75 cents. Get Green’s Prize Al i matter Tuesday. Nothing has happen iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price, 50c. I ed as yet, however. manac. MEDFORD SQUIBS. MININO NEWS. THE WAR IN CHINA/ Fred. Barnenurg visited in Ashland Tuesday. Mrs. A. L. Harvey of Gold Hill Visited our town Friday. I. G. Moon of Josephine county was here thia week, buyiug wheat for the mill he is interested io. The New» of March 16th »ays AB order baa been swat to Gen. Obaffea for there ia on exhibition at Gold Hill evacuation of China by American troops, leav a large piece of ore weighing 531 ing only a legation guard of ISO men. The pound» that is full of gold. This 1» troope will be removed from China tbe laet of the largest and finest specimen ever April. seen in thi» country. It was brought Tbe dispute between Russia and Great to town by Graham & Summer», who Britain in regard to oonceasions of territory in have been prospecting and working Tien Tsln will be amicably settled. Both E. Sinnott of Portland visited on Blackwell bill for several months powers «11! withdraw tbeir soldiers. Man with friends in Medford this week. past. On Monday night at a depth of churia Is now considered the danger point of twelve feet Mr. Summers ran into the the Oriental situation. The Powers have en He comes from the south. pay chute, which is about three feet tered a joint protest against Russian military “WIlTTe- Welch, one of the most ex-1 wide. occupation of any Manchurian territory. , perieuced and popular of commercial A correspondent of T he T imes Tbe health of 1,1 Hung Chang la again a travelers, was with us Tuesday. writes: "Messrs. Swinden aud Kubii matter of grave ooaalderation to tbe mlnlstera Jeff. Heard and A. A. Davis were In recently picked up a nugget in their of the Powers Mr. Rockbill, the American Jackson creek district, situated west placer mines in Missouri Flat district special commissioner, who visited Earl LI on of Jacksonville, one day 'his week, which Is worth from 8100 to 1200. As the 17th, says he Is a physical wreck and ap looking at some mines. these diggings, whicn the firm recent parently in a state of utter oollapse, although mentally as bright as ever. Mr. Rochhlll Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Lippincott were ly purchased from the Custars, has a would not be surprlaed to hear of his death amoog those who went to Jacksonville recotd for big pieces, we predict that any moment. Tbe removal of Li Hung Chang yesterday, to attend the funera) of even larger ones than those already by death or any other cause at the present noted will be found." the late Mrs. McAndrew. moment would be very unfortunate. The Seuthern Oregon Oil Co., which A dispatch to the New York Herald from Mrs. Jessie Farnsworth of Los An geles, Calif., arrived iu Medford Mon was organized a short time ago by Tien Tsln says: Tbe Russian general.Wogack, day evening, for a visit with her par some of the enterprising citizens of has declined a compromise suggested by Ashland, is meeting with success In Count von Waldersee. Tbe tension here Is In ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Laugeii. the disposal of Its share». It has creasing, and a conflict may be expected at Miss Grace Foster, one of our most leased nearly 10,000 acres of land, any moment. The troops of all nations are un charming vocalists, will sing at the principally north and south of that der arms. The situation at the railway sta entertainment which will be given by city, and will begin boring in a short tion remains the same, although tbe temper of the tne Epworth League in Jacksonville time. Tbe indications for the discov tbe hostile troops Is, If possible, more dis on tn« 221. ery cf oil in paying quantities are pro quieting than before French troops are taking part In the trouble, M. E. Beatty, who was prominent nounced good by parties who are well in the early day*of Medfcrd, passed posted and have bad more or less ex despite the efforts of their afflcera to maintain a neutral attitude Many groups of French through our town one day last week, perience in such matters. ran through the British settiom-,.. en route to San Francisco. He is now Probate Court. "Down with the English," and a number of located in the state of Washington. Estate of E. F. Walker. Authority fights took place, several ending tn bloodshed, T he T imes is pained to announce as the French always carry sidearms. Finally the death of the wire of Thos. Mc Elven executor to make deed to cer three French soldiers attacked Capl. Bogler of Andrew, who died at the family resi tain lands. Order also made for sale tbe British army, and palled him out of hie dence, situated near Medford, last of real estate. ' rickshaw. Tbe Captain defended himself with Estate of Jos. Douden. Horace Pel- Monday, after a lingering Illness. She his flats, until a number of Sikhs came to his was a resident of southern Oregon for ton, E. R. Cardwell and J. B. Dungan rescue. Gen. Campbell then turned out all many years, a lady of estimable quali appointed appraisers. Estate of Lewis Rees. April 20th troops, drove the French out and set pioketa ties aod highly respected by all who tbe settlement, with orders to admit knew her. A husband and several set as day for bearing final statement around no French soldiers. children, as well as numerous friends, of administrator. Estate of Roys and Homer Drum. mourn her less. The remains were burled in the Catholic cemetery in Order made to make a loan. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Estate Of Wm. Slinger. Supplemen Jacksonville, in the presence of a large concourse. Rev. Father Berth 1- tal final report approved and execu The following deeds tiave been re tors discharged. aume officiated. corded in the office of the county re corder since the last report of T he Colds. Still More Counterfeiting. T imes : The quickest relief for a cold is by Levi Eagon to J L Downing; 2 acres in Tbe Secret Service bas uceanbed another Ashland .............. $ I 2» CO band of counterfeiter, and secured a large quan Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil. We Fred Larson to Chas Hale; 160 acres in tity of bogus bills, which are so cleverly exe all have colds; you can try it and see. sec 2, twp 37. 1 e...................................... 1300 00 cuted that the average person would never bus . You will find the edge taken off in a Jas Helms to Leander Neil, 116 24 acres in sec 2 and 3, twp 39, 11;....................... 700 00 pect them of being spurious. Things of great night; and in three or four days you’ll Silsby to Ida and Anna Hargrove; wondering whether that cold W 20 H acres value are always selected by counterfeiters for be adjoining Ashland.................. 10 00 imitation, notably tbe celebrated Hostetter's amounted to anything anyhow. That’s R P Neil to Leander Neil; 7 94 acres in Ashland ..................................................... relief. If you tackle it quick the re 500 0Ü Stomach Bitters, whichbss many Imitators but J D Wakeman to R W Wakeman, 40 no equals for indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa lief is quick and complete; If you wait acres in sec 3, twp 35 4 w..................... 17S 00 tion, nervousness and general debility. The till tbe cold is in full possessiou of the Geo E Weber to Euphemia Allen; prop erty in Medford....................................... 80 00 Bitters set things right in the stomach,and bead and lungs, why, of course, the Caleb Jeffers to Catharine Jeffers; lots when the stomach is In good order it makes good relief is quick if it comes in a week. 11 and 12, blk 4,Central Point, lore,if blood and plenty of It. In this manner the Bit A little emulsion won’t clear and re fection and ........................................... 1 00 ters get at the seat of strength and vitality, store your breathing machine in a Wm Ulrich to J L Murphy; three- fourths interest in land in sec 32, twp minute; don ’ t be looking for miracles. and restore vigor to tbe weak and debillated. 34, and sec 5, twp 35, all in range 2 w 110 co ■ J Bashford to M G Theiss, one-third Interest in lot 11, blk 20, Medford....... 50 00 Pelton A Nell to F Salsbury; bond for deed to property in Ashland R00 00 Beware of counterfeits when buying Io the Valley. Teachers Will Meet at Ashland. A local teachers’ institute will be held at Ashland’s high-sebool build ing Saturday, March 30th, begiDnlDg at 9:30 o’clock, which will be partici pated in by several prominent educa tors. Supt. Daily announces that Hon. J. H. Ackermin. state superintendent of public instruction, will be present and explain the new school law. The following Interesting programme has b en arranged for the occasion: “Reading in Primary Grades,” Miss Nellie Ewan, aud "Overcoming Its Difficulties,-’ Miss Rosa Dodge; “Edu cational Value of Geography,” Miss Minnie Gowland: “The Claims of a Business Education in our Public Schools,” Miss Julia Taylor; "Teach ers’ Influence in Forming a Taste for Good Literature,” C. A. Hitchcock; "The Value of Politeness on Charac ter," I. E. Vining; “TheStateCourse of Study," W. M. Clayton; "A Lesson io Natural History,” Miss Ella Bix- bee; “How shall We criticise Our Pupils,” Miss Lida Lottridge; "A Study of the Activities of Childhood,” T. A. Hayes. Volcanic Eruptions Dr. J. Bohannon of Woodland, Calif., the noted specialist, is at the Total....... »3,851 00 Windsor House, C street, Medford, aod will remain until the end of DISSOLUTION NOTICE March. Cancers, wens, cancerous \TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OW- growths, etc.,aresuccessfully removed ing to the death of Thomas G. Reames the by him. Charges reasonable. partnership heretofore existing between C. C. A Bargain for Somebody. Complete printing outtt for sale. 7x11 press, type,etc. Only forty dol lars. Enquire at T imes office. I. O. O. F. Lodge Will Celebrate. Jacksonville Lodge, No. 10,1.0.0. F., will celebrate the coming anniver sary of the order, April 26, 1901. By order of the committee. C hris . U lrich , C has . B aste , L. C. K ain . WANTED.—Capable, reliable person la every oounty to represent large company of solid financial reputation, (836 salary ;sr year; payable *o?kly; »3 per day absolutely sure, and all expenses; straight, bona-fide, definite salary, oo commission: salary paid each Saturday and expense money advanced ach week. ¡STANDARD dOUal. 331 D bak - borm S t .. CHieaco Beekman and Thomas G. Reames, under the fl rm name of Beekman & Reames, and engaged in a general banking business at Jacksonville, Oregon, is mutually dissolved, the same to take effect April 1, 1901. C. C. Beekman will continue the business of said firm under his own name, and all Uabili* ties of the firm of Beekman & Reames are here by assumed and will be paid by C. C. Beek man. who is authorized in the name of tbe him to collect all sums due the firm and pay all de mands owing by the firm. All persons having claims, accounts and demands against the said firm of Beekman & Reames are requested to f»resent the same to C. C. Beekman at his bank n Jacksonville for payment. Jacksonville, Or., Feb. 28, 1901. C C. BEEKMAN, a . E REAJiESand E. R. REAMES. Executors of estate of T. G. Reames,deceased. LUCINDA REAMES. Executrix of estate of T, G. Reames. dec eased THE COMMONER Issued Weekly at Linooln, Neb., Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life of Joy. Bucklen’s Arnica halve MARRIED. cures them; also running, old and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, —DAVIS—At Klamath Falls, March warts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, GROHS Editor and Publisher 7, 1801, Frank Grohs and Miss Mazo Davis. chapped hands, chilblains. Best Pile -o— MANSFIELD—At Grant’s Pass, cure on earth. Drtves out pains and WILLIAMS- March 17, 1801, by Judge abe Axtell, Charles aches. Only 25 cents a box. Cure TERMS—Payable la Advance. Williams and Miss Laura Mansfield. • guaranteed. Sold by City Drugstore. One Year........................................................ 11 00 ANDERSON—LE A BO—In Jacksonville, March WILLIAM J. BRYAN Months . .................................... <0 18. 1801. by Chas Prim, county judge, Alfred Six Three Months............. .................................... * Abderaon of Gold Hill and Mrs. Susan E Slagle Copy..................................................... 0» Leabo. *g-No traveling canvassers are employed. Terms lor local agents will be sent on appli The natives of Marinoduque island cation. All money should be sent by P. O. or BORN. are now friendly to the United States. der, express order, or by bans draft ou New York or Chicago. Do not send individual They will accept its sovereignty with ANDERSON—At Klamath Falls. March 10, ehecks or stamps. out protest. 1901; to Mr and Mrs. F. R. Anderson, a son. Gen MacArthur has notified the War Department by mail that, in CLOPTON—At Klamath Falls. March 13, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clopton. a son pursuance ot authority obtained from FROM THE PHILIPPINES Times Clubbing Rates. the department under date of Dec. THE COMMONER per year with W bbkly T im *......... ............................ Ja.»j 27th last, he lias ordered the deporta DIED tion of a number of persons "whose TIMES PRINTING OO., Address overtacts have clearly revealed them Jacksonville, Oregon —At Ashland, March 16. 1901, Horace as in aid or in sympitny with tbe in HICKS James Hicks; aged 40 years, 3 months and surrection and the regular guerilla 29 days. warfare by which it is being main-. tained. and whose continued residence *\£rof m ™RurunKtng5« dy“X Ibi Kind You Haw Always Bought essential*1 Sd ^n^mlea^ “ ANDREW-Ne.r Medford. March IS. 1901. essential regara, inimicai IO tne paci t Margaret, wife of Thos. McAndrew; aged) OCatlin thereof. " SO years and 4 months. There’s Health in Strong nerves. They are the fountain from which flows all the energy, all the strength and ail the vital powers of the body. Strong nerves o’-oreome the weak nesses and disorders of the system and give to the step a springiness, to the eye a brightness and to the mind a clearness that they can get from no other source. If you are tired and nervous, irritable, restless, run-down and sleepier«, build up your worn-out nerves with “My wife was down with nervous pros tration and general debility for years, and nothing we could do for her seemed to do her any good. When we heard of Dr. Miles' Nervine we dropped all other treat ment and began giving her that medicine, and the results were apparent from the start. She improved so rapidly that in a few months she had regained her old-time health and energy, and they returned to stay.” C. W. O lmsted , Kickapoo, Okla. Dr. Miles’ Nervine. It is a brain-food and nerve-restorer without an equal; and it nourishes, fortifies and refreshes both body and mind, as nothing else can. Now is the time to begin. Sold by al! droggtsts on a guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,