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THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES
LOCAL NO TEA.
V. M. Woodworth, who owns Deo,
Jr., the fine Norman stallion, will be
at Grant’s Pa««, Gold Hill and on
Applegate during the season. Deo Is
one of the be«t draft horses In the
state,alarge, beautiful blac.k'and unsur­
passed in style and action. His colts
are popular with those who appreciate
good horses.
The many friends of Miss Rose Wil­
son, the fashionable dressmaker, who
was formerly a resident of this coun­
ty, will be pleased to learn that »tie
has built up a first class bu»ln<—• in
Portland. She lately opened hand­
some parlors In the new building at
the corner of Washington and Sixth
streets.
Easter Sunday was handsomely ob­
served at theUatholic church In Jack­
sonville. The building was crowded
to Its capacity, by people from differ­
ent parts of ttie valley, and Impres­
sive services were held. The singing
was especially tine while the sermon
by Rev. Father Berthiaume’ was an
able one, and biaiiiy spoken of by
those wiio heard it.
Smallpox first appeared at the Gold
Bug mine in January. It was brought
to Glendale. There have been 41 cs«es
to date, Hye of which were typical
cases, namely, Mrs. L. E. Shea, P. H.
Roberts, A. J. Osteen, Mrs. F. O. Plot-
ner and Leslie Moulton.
A strict
Quarantine has been established, with
I)r. Ben Downing as health officer
and physician. Rev. Jordon, of the
M. E. Church, was taken to the pest-
house. The situation is grave.
THE WAR IN CHINA.
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The act of Russia obviously is ths spa-k that
Plant a tree Friday.
will set the Orient aflame. On its faee it looks
MONDAY................... APRIL 11, 1WG1
The Lenten Season has ended.
like a case of bad faith; but no one knows
what all of Russia’s reservations were when .
Crops are looking well and promise
she appointed her commissioners to treat with |
a
big
yield.
PERSONAL mention .
Li Hung Chang and the others. All of the
Sha tails all suf faring woman how aha «vi
Don’t forget "The Girl I Left Be­
Powers had reservations, including the United
Htates. It is, however, known that Russia has
Dr. Debar wee tn Medford yester- hind Me."
oured of Ovarian Inflammation by
always reserved her right to make war on
day.
Cholera Is »till killing hogs iu some
China
because
of
China
’
s
act
in
sending
troops
J. Bunch was up from Medford not part of the v Gley.
into Siberia while the Russian minister was
long »luce.
Only randy kltohen In southern
besieged in Pekin. This right of war to carry
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♦
out her plans in Manchuria has been played by
J. B. Dungan of Gold Hill, was In Oregon at The Boss.
Russia
with
tremendous
effect
on
the
Powers,
Jacksonville Monday.
Chas. Buck and Hugh O’Neil were
because if Russia declares war it will be for a
I. W. Thoma». one of our thriftiest with us during the week.
personal cause with which the other nations
farmeiH, called Friday.
Elegant home-made candles of all
have nothing to do, with the exception of Japan.
Manchuria was considered as the prise of
Antone Rove of Sterllngville, the kinds a leader at Joe Wctterer’s. *
Japan after the Chi no-Japanese war, and it
miner, was here Monday.
Friday is Arbor Day. It will be gen­
Ö-
was mainly through Russia’s finesse that
Mr». W. Spence of Klamath Fall» erally observed by the public schools.
Japan had to be satistted with the island of
Cl
was In Jacksonville Tuesday.
The roads are improving fast, and
Formosa. The stales to be plsyed for in ary
war with China will be Manchuria, and Japan
Ml»» Margaret Linn Is visiting In bicycles are becoming quite numerous
again.
is the nation expected to clash with the power
Portland, and may remain there.
/•
that attacks China.
J. Shoribachler of Merlin made his
Mrs. C. C. I’tirsell of Applegate
Russia has broken off diplomatic relations
spent several days in town last week. friends living in Jacksonville a visit
with the Chinese peace commissioners. This
last week.
is startling and important news. It portends
John Devlin of Applegate spent a
Light drink«, cigars and tobacco,
the beginning of a elash in the Orient with un­
few hour» in Jacksonville Tuesday.
lunch goods,etc.—best in the market—
told possibilities for the United States and
J. T. Tyrell of Lake creek precinct al The Bo»».
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the other powers in China. This appears to be
was among us the fore part of the
the situation: Russia Is provoking a war with
Don
’
t
forget
“
The
Girl
1
Left
Be­
week.
China, knowing that Japan is ready for the
hind Me." She will beat U. 8. Hall
fray Her refusal to treat with the Chinese
“ D kar M rs . P inkham When
hen I I wrote
wrote to
to you
you a a few
few months
months
S. IL Co IT in 11 n of Applegate, the Friday evening.
comud dinners creates the most strained inter­
A
ago I had been sufferin';'
inflammation of the ovaries and
national i • 1 »lions which has existed since the
miner, was a recent viMtor in Jack­
womb for over eighteen
Joe Wetterer makes a specialty ot
he. I had a continual pain and
relief of ti.-iegatiosers. The news explains
sonville.
to all app' <»• » es the alarming atti’
light drinks, fresh candies, nuts,
soreness in -----
my
and
, back
—_ _
—
I believe my troubles were caused
Japan
as
on
th
verge
of
war
with
Russia,
as
G. C. Culy of Steamboat, stockrals. tropical and other fruits, etc.
*
by overwork and lifting
i years ago. Life was a drag to me
it Is very likely that Japan has been infoimed
er and merchant, was with us one day
and I -----------
felt like
e giving up. 1 had several doctors, but they did me
of Russia’s act on. On the contrary, the of­
Notes,
receipts,
drafts,
due-bills,
last week.
ficials know Russia has takes China by the
little good. I began to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­
etc., in nook form, can always be ob­
and bv refusing to treat with hsr com­
The recent oratorical contest, be­ throat
pound four montns ago and am in better health to-dav than I
Frank Olwell of Central Point was tained at T ub T imes Printing House.
missioners, says to Kwang 8u. “Either the
tween students of the Southern Oregon Manchurian convention as we want it,or war ”
have been for years. All my pains are gone. Your Vegetable
among our visitors at the beginning
Ashland
Dramatic
Co.
performs
at
Russia
has
thus
deliberately
smashed
the
con
­
State
Normal
School,
was
won
by
Mi»»
of the week.
Compound has made me well. I recommend it to all suffering
U. 8. Hall Friday night
They de­ Agnes Moore of Ashland, whose sub­ cert, and it will remain smashed until the
women.’’—M bs . 8. J. W atson , Hampton, Va.
Powers agree to her demands in Manchuria
E. Mayer, Central Point’s genial serve a big house and will uo doubt ject was Frances E. Willard. Supt. If
not, and China does not humiliate herself, a
When there Is one remedy that is sure, and
butcher, was at the county seal Fri­ get It.
Dally, Miss Rose Dodge of Ashland new Russian army will be marched into Man­
hundreds of thousands of women know from ex­
churia, and the settlement will take place at
day and Saturday.
Supt. Dally Is holding the regular and U. B. Watson acted as Judges. the gates of Pekin. Noone here doubts that
perience is reliable, Is it wise to experiment with
Aug. Fetsch of Grant’s Pass visited examination ot applicants for teach­ The other contestants were Gertrude the beginning of hostilities will be marked by
untried and comparatively unknown medicines?
vaulting of Japan into the fight, and that
Jacksonville Sunday. He 1» mow en­ ers'certificates. Tliers is a good at­ Wiison of Medford, It. 11. Jones of the
Russia will not be permitted to piay a lone
Eagle Point, Mis« Josephine Crow of band
f
gaged In stock raising.
tendance.
in the war with China. It may. iu fact,
n C Ilf A D 11 Wc havr deposited with
Merlin, Raymond Bates of Grave occur that Japan will take the initiative the
n
t llr A n III thf‘
City Hank,
Wru. Bailey, the miner, returned to
The Mackey & Boyd pliotc tent at creek. Miss Floy Cambers of Ashland. moment it is apparent that Russia insists on
' *" ¥ P 11 iF of i~nn, Ko», which
the Manchurian treaty either by
Palmer creek Saturday with a large Jacksonville will be open for business
paid to any per­
Bradley F. Durphy’s application to extorting
son who can find that the above testimonial
each Friday and Saturday during the be released by means of writ of habeas arms or by vigorous diplomacj-.
quantity of supplies.
letter is rut genuine, or wus published before
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obtaining the write/'s special permission.
corpus was denied by Judge Dunne, of Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
D. 8. Cardwell, formerly of Gold month of April.
L ydia E. P inxhah M edicinb C o .
The finest and largest oranges, just San Francisco and the appplicant
Hill and Sam’s yaiiey, is now located
that Contain Mercury
from tn.- groves of southern Cali­ was remanded to tfie custody of offic­ uh mercury will surely destroy the sense ot
at Alturas, Modoc county, Calif.
fornia, always at The Boss.
Every­ ers to be taken to Portland, where a smell and completely derange the whole system
E. R. Cardwell, one of bum’s valley's
charge of bigamy has been made when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
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RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS
most enterprising and popular young body buys them.
against him. Judge Dunne Baid he Such articles should never be used except on
Choice home-made candy and trop­ did not deem It bls duty to go Into perscriptions from reputable physician^, as the
farmers, made T ub T imks a call Sat­
they will do is ten fold to the good you
Rev. Mr. Hansen will hold services
ical fruits can te obtained at The the question of the scope of the Ore­ damage
urday.
can possibly derive from them Hall’s Catarrh
Boss cheaper than anywhere else In gon law regarding bigamy, but felt Cure, npanufactured by F. J. Cheney dt Co., at the M. E. church In Jacksonville Who are Injured by the use of coffee. Recent iy
Briggs Bros, of Grave creek, the southern
’here nat been placed In all the groceiy «.ores
. contains no mercury, and is taken Sunday morning and evening
Oregon.
*
bound by the acts of the governors of Toledojw)
elever young miners, returned home
Internally, acting directly upon the blood and
anew prepaiatlon called GE a IN-O made ot
Rev.
Father
Berthiaume
will
bold
Oregon
and
California
in
the
requisi
­
mucous
surfaces
of
the
system.
In
buying
Saturday, after a stay of several days
B. F. Magee, who mined in Elliott
pore grains that take* the place ot coffee.
services
at
the
Catholic
church
io
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure
be
sure
you
get
the
genu
­
tion
proceedings.
T ie most delicate stomach rec<"ve» It without
in Jacksonville.
creek district for several seasons, has
ine It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Jacksonville, Sunday, Aprii 7th, at dls..e»s and but few can tell 1'. I'M coffee. It
Albert Elliott, a son of Hugh Elliott, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free. 8:30 a . m .: and in Medford, on the does not cost over X as much. Cb.<d-en may
J. N. Miller, who Is teaching a term been spending the winter in Redding,
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
?r,r« it with great benefit. 15 c-s. and
who for a number of years resided In
of school at Provolt, Josephine coun­ Calif., and vicinity.
same day, at 10:30 A. m .
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
5 c.s. per package. Try It. Ask 'o- J2AIN-O.
Jacksonville,
but
who
with
his
family
ty,!» In Jacksonville taking the teach­
A. R. Merritt of Gold Hill, whosold
G erman B aptist .—Elder 8. M.
removed
to
Portland
about
two
years
years
his stock of woods to Fl field Sc Co., ex­
ers’ examination.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
Eby will hold service« at the follow
ago, was accidentally drowned Tues-
Ing places: 1st and 3d Sunday in each
D. T. Pritchard, the expert watch­ pects to leave for New York state day afternoon from the North Pacific
The Institute which took place at Ashland month, at f,he church near Talent; sec­
maker and Jeweler, who recently with h>s family soon.
Lumber Mills wharf, extending Into
moved his goods to Jacksonville,spent
J. Hartman recently rebuilt the the Willamette river, near Sherlock Saturday before last was the most successful ond, at the Naylor school-house: 4th
and the best attended of any of a local matter at Ashland.
a few hours in Medford Tuesday.
bridge between the ranches of Frank avenue.
An inquest was held over
i In all its stages there
Crump and Jas. Cantrail, and it is now the remains Tuesday, and from ever held in southern Oregon.
should be c’eanliue*«.
Mark and John Winningham of u substantial structure.
The programme was opened by music, fol­
what was learned no blame could be lowed by an interesting discussion of “Read­
Forest ereek were in Jacksonville Sat­
EIj’z Cream
n
W. Comstock was a visitor at T he attached to anyone for the sad occur­ ing in Primary Grades." by Miss Nellie
urday, en route to Talent, to attend a
cleanses, soothe? ar.d heals
T ime » sanctum one day this week, rence. Deceased lived with his par­ Ewan. Miss Dodge then talked on “Overcom­
conference of the Dunkard church.
the discu-ed membrane.
lie Is engaged In developing a promis­ ents and went to work at the mill ing Difficulties in Reading.” which was fully
It cures catarrh and drives
Miss Marie Nickell, who Isa student ing mine in Jackson ereek district.
about five weeks ago, and was much appreciated by all. Miss Dodge knows “how to
away a cold iu the head
of St. Helen’s Hall, is spending the
liked by Ills employers and fellow teach teachers.” Miss Gowland ef the Talent
quickly.
John Slagle was in Mediord one day workmen.
Easter vacation at Salem, the guest
Cream Balm is pl-cod Into the nostrils, spreads
schools read an excellent paper on “The Edu*
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pape and the last week, to be operated on by Dr.
over the membrane and la absorbed. Relief Is Im­
Bohannon, who removed a cancerous
Misses Gray.
The collection of poll tax of 41 from cational Value of Geography,” and presented
mediate and a cure follows. It Is not dryin v—does
growth from the corner of one of Bis each male inhabitant between the her thoughts in a pleasing manner. “The
not produce sneering. Large 8ize, »0 eeuts at Drug­
Rev. 8. II. Jones, formerly pastor of eyes,
Claims of a Business Education in our Public
Digests
what
you
eat.
age»
of
21
and
50
years
is
progressing.
gists or by mail; Tria! Size, 10 cents by mail.
the First Presbyterian Church In
schools,” by Miss Julia Taylor, was one of the
G. E. Neuber's herd of deer, seven in Only active or exempt firemen are ex­ best efforts of the occasion. It was followed by It artificially digests the food and aius
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, N-../ York.
Jacksonville, but who has been spend­
empt
The
law
provide»
that
the
tax
Nature
in
strengthening
and
recon-
.
ing the past year in visiting his old number, have been transferred to a
a lively discussion. Prof. C. A. Hitchcock structing the exhausted digestive or­
may
be
collected
by
the
sale
of
person
­
home In Ireland, and traveling iu park prepared for them on G. W.
presented in an able and interesting manner,
Europe, arrived here this morning, Winetrout’s place In Thompson creek al property, and if the collector can­ “The Teacher's Influence in Forming a Taste gans. Itisthelatestdiscovereddigest-
not
find
personal
property
he
may
de
for good Literature ” The last session before antand tonic. No other preparation
to resume the pastorate of the Pres­ district.
the noon adjournment was, “The Value of can approach it in efficiency. It in-'
mand the tax from any jter»on indebt­ Politeness
on Character.” The address was
byterian church.
___
Deeds, mortgage«, leases, bends, ed to such taxpayer, unless an oath Is very creditable
to the speaker, Pro' Vining. stantly relieves and permanently cures
bills of »aic and every imaginable made to the collector that there is no Tne subject discussed first in the afternoon Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
A Clever Performance Promised. kind of legal blanks —the latest and such indebtedness. The meaning of was the “btate Course of Study," presented
™ by
-/ ; Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Pres. Clayton of the Normal School. l : i _.
MONTHLY MAGAZINS
»d»g ’ , ®lclcHeadache, Gastralgia,Crampsand
The Ashland Dramatic Company best—are constantly on band at T he this provision is that employers may which Miss Ella Byxbee gave an interesting
A F amily L ibrary
be compelled to pay the tax due by lesson in natural history, “Mosquito Wrig­ all other results of imperfect digestion.
will present the noted military drama. T imes office.
glers.” “How shall we Criticise,” was ably I
times
In four acts, entitled, “The Giri I
Win. Broad and D. 8. Coulter have employes to whom there is wages due. handled by Miss Lida Lottridge The re- ' Price50.', and JI. Ijtrs’esize contains
The Best in Current Literature
Left Behind Me," at the U. 8. Hall in nearly finished their contract for dig­ Members of the militia or veterans of mainder of the time was taken up by Supt. smallsize. Book all about dyspepsia mai led free
12 C omplete N ovels Y early
Jacksonville, Friday evening, April ging a ditch on P. F. Sway tie's place, the Spanish American war are not ex­ Ackerman in explaining the new school laws | Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO- Chicago
encouraging teachers to put their souls in­ I —
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12th, with the following cast of situated in Union precinct, and are empt. They are only exempt from and
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
to their work. Prof Hayes and Hon. M. Stew- ;
the payment of the 43 road poll tax, art al«o addressed the institute in an enter­
characters. Gen. Kennion, command doing first-class work.
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
I. O. U. F. Lodge Will Celebrate.
which is collected by the road super taining and Instructive manner
ing the military department of tne
$2.50 per year ; 25 CT«. a copy
Those
wishing
sulphur
for
spraying
Tne following teachers were present: Ash­
visors.
Northwest, 11. 8. Evans; Major Bor
Jacksonville Lodge, No. 10,1.0.0,
land— Nellie Ewan. Susie Holmes. Lida Lott­
purposes can obtain what they want
NO CONTINUED STORIES
h igh of the Twelfth Cavalry, 1. E. at
ridge. Lora M Colton, Anna V Luster. Mary F., will celebrate the coming anniver­
reasonable rales by applying to the
Durham, M Julia Taylor, Carrie K Bentley, sary of the order, April 26, 1901.
EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF
Vining; Lieut. Edgar Hawkesworth, Medford
In Menorlsm.
Distilling
&
Refining
Co.,
Mary B Leslie, Irving E Vining, E E Wash­
on duly al Post kennion, J. Edw.
By nrder ot the committee.
bum, W M Clayton, T a Hayes, R Burnham,
The grave Is hardly closed over the remains Mae Millnap, anna Bogue, Daisy Walker, Rosa
Thornton; Lieut. Morton Farlow,also which lias Just received a carload. *
C hris . U lrich ,
Dodge, Alice Applegate. C A Hitchcock, J
at Post Reunion, Geo. T. Watson;
I). B. heame of Medford, the or the late lamented Mrs. Tbos. McAndrew, Cort
C has . B asye .
a Masterson, Luella Cary, .Margaret
when
another
grave
opens
to
receive
those
ot
veteran
sewing-machine
doctor,
Is
Sergeant Flynn of the Twelfth Cav­
L. C. K ain
Byern, Ella F Byxbee. Edith E Brown. A
her
highly
esteemed
slater,
Mrs.
Rose
Chav-
ready
to
answer
all
calls
for
bls
ser
­
alry, J, Laughlin; Private Jones of
Adelaide Beebe, May Tiffany, Louise Ganierc,
the Twelfth Cavalry, Will Gowland; vices. He lias no superior in the st ate ner. who died near Medford, on Monday, at the Kiltie Wells, Elsie Taylor. Hattie Gleason,
DClayton. Edna Wells Phoenix— a
Dr. Arthur Penwick from Quebec, Everybody is pleased with his work. • age of 78 years. Her funeral took place yester­ J Ardinell
Hanby, Mrs a J Hanby, Leila Anderson,
day from the Catholic church, Jacksonville, Bertha Dunlap. Beagle—Gertrude Richardson.
Thad. McHatton; Dick Burleigh, the
Horse and Jack bills printed at T he
—Doll ie W Badger. Siskiyou—
Quinine is 10 years behind. Colds do toi
Major’s boy, Harrison Howell; Andy T imes office in the best style and at. Rev. Father Berthlausao officiating. As was Table Rock
Coleman. Talent—Minnie Gowland now have to be endured. Mendel’s Dynamite
Jacks >n, an Army scout, J. M. Spen­ reasonable rates. We have a large beBttlng, the same large concourse ot relatives Enna
Eugene—E D Pol 11, Mrs E D Poill. Central Tabules (called dynamic from their energy)
and
friends
present
at
the
late
Mrs.
McAn
­
cer; Bill Smith, an orderly, (). F. and elegant assortment of engravings
Point— a O Freel. Alma Wilson. Jacksonville- crowd a week’s ordinary treatment into 14
” “
hours,and about the worst of colds over night.
Millsap; John Ladru, or “Scar Brow,” especially designed for tnat class of drew's funeral, acoompanied her remains, and Mrs PH Dally.
• It was the wnr-»t raseo! grip I ever had. a
the
same
and
Impressive
religious
rites
wen-
an e luc ited Indian of the Satsika or work.
I half dozen friends had sure cures Still it
performed
over
her
body
.
The Holland Submarine Boat.
Blackfoot tritie, John Mcliut; Fell-
I huDg on. Heard of the Dynamic Tabules To
The celebrated Snap Shot, the best After a long and virtuous life, after an Ill­ All our readers are favillar with the Holland 1 my amazement they stopped both cold and
on Ox, Silent Tongue, Satsika Ind­
the first night. I endorse and recom
ian». Frank Hendrick and Walter medicine in the world for allaying in- ness, borne with the patience of a truly submarine boat, with which it is possible to go cough
mend them io the people "—Barclay Henley,
Mauzey: Kate Kennion, the General’s flam mall jn in man or beast, can be Christian spirit after a devout and fervent re­ about completely under water. If the enemy ex-member
of Congress and attorney, 101 San
Dr
Robinson’s diug ception ot the holy sacraments—the last best have a big warship lying in a strongly fortified some street. San Francisco. July 7, 1900.
daughter, Mis» Lillie Patterson; Lucy found at
“
Winter
colds have always been serious
Hawkesworth, the Lieutenant’s sis­ store, also at Dr. Hinkle’s, Central gift of the Church to his dying ohildren—thia harbor, the boat can be submerged and make things to me.
They are hard and stay for
faithful servant of God. who, Indeed, chose
ter. Miee Cora Johnson; Wilbur's Ann, Point. Try IL
months.
But
the last was stopped suddenly
the "better part." departed for that blest home its way to the ship, place a powerful explosive
by
Mendel
’
s
Dynamic
Both cough
a product of the Northwest, Mis»
where
never
"can
It
be
taken
from
her."
where
For expert watch cleaning and re- for all eteral.y she can alt at the feet or her under it. and blow it to pieces without appear- I and cold disappeared Tabules.
in a couple of days
Blanche Logan; Fawn Afraid, Hawk- pairing,
cal) on Pritchard, in Masonic Lord. Yes: us she lived, so did she die Fully ing above water. VVh4le this boat secretly Nothing else does this for me." Mrs. Emma
esworth's captive, Miss Gertrude building, who will also put your Jew­ resigned to the will of God, tn peace and tran destroys ships of the enemy. Hostetter's L. Hollín, 14, Moss St., San Francisco. Aug. 6.
Wilson; soldiers and Indians.
with sympathetic solicitude tor her Stomach Bitters likewise attacks and over* 1900.
elry in fine shape. He guarantees bis qutlTlty.
“1 live across the street from where Mendel's
dear relatives, with the holy name of Josus on
SYNOIMIS.
work, and also keeps a nice line of her lips, this noble soul went to receive her comes dangerous diseases, a few doses will Dynamic Tabules are made That is how I
They stop colds without
reward Here we are forcibly reminded of the give relief in any stomach, liver or blood dis­ first took them
Act 1.—Post Kennion in the Black­ watches, clocks, luwelry, etc.
old saying, "As man lives, so shall he die." order The Bitters not only cure the sick, but notice. I took a dozen boxes with me for mj-
footcountry, Montana. Midday, July
setf
and
friends
when
I went to Neme.” H L*
May
her
soul,
through
the
mercy
of
God,
rest
The Pho-nix school, which has been tn peace, and may perpetual light shine upon prevent the well from becoming sick. It should Van Winkle, Capitalist,
2 1890. “TUe General's daughter."
3017 Washington
“t. T
lz Francisco.^Aug^W. 1900
be take« by all who need a strengthening • St,
San
>
• , •
'Act 2.—Barrack room at Post Ken­ under the able management of Prof. her.
For
sale
by
Citv
Drug
Store.
Jacksonville.
tonic
nion on the evening of the next day. Hanby, closed the term Friday with
graduating
exercises
that
were
quite
"The Cavalry Bal’..”
. « .
A SONG OP THE STOVE.
Act 3 —I'be Stockade at Post interesting and rellected credit on the
Kennion. Day break of the Fourth participants. Mr. H. will next teach
of July. "In the midst of Life we in Meadows precinct.
BY C. J. EDDY, PORTLAND, ORE.
are in Death."
M. J. Shields <& Co. of Moscow,
Act 4.—The General's home near Idaho, who have a splendid reputa­ I sing the parlor stove, ths artistic
[parlor stove
Fort Assinaboine.
One day la'er. tion as growers of needs, have an ad­
While in It's glowing windows now I
air Women »nd Braye Men.’
vertisement In this Issue of T he
[gaze.
T imes , to which we call special at­
And in the living fire
tention. Their goods are first-class
Retail Maraet Report.
I see what 1 desire
That's the wav it begins. Little things
“I was a sufferer for many months
and price- low. Give them a trial In my Spanish castle lighted with its
The following quotations were order.
disturb
you.
You
are
irritable,
restless
from
nervous disorders that seriously
[blaze.
made up this afternoon, and is an
T. II. B. Taylor, proprietor of Med­
and worry over trifles. Your heart jumps
atfeded
my health and peace of mind. I
impartial report of the price« paid
ford’s feather-cleaning establishment, Among the brlght’ning embers I pict­
by Jacksonville dealer«:
and
palpitates
at
every
sudden
noise,
you
was
very
irritable and restless, and suf­
ure
my
esanse
will visit Jacksonville before long and
Wheat—45(<460c per bushel.
make regular trips thereafter. He Where my thoughts lovingly repose.
can
’
t concentrate your mind on your
fered
a great deal from palpitation of the
Flour—41.60 per 100 pounds.
And 1 stir the glowing fire
does first-class work at reasonable
Oat»- 40c to 50c per bushel.
work, your memory 'fails and you do not
heart and sleeplessness. A friend induced
That the blaze may spring up higher,
rates. Our citizens should have their
Barlev—Rolled, «1.25 per cental.
While I scorn the wintry wind that
sleep
well
at
night.
In
the
morning
you
me to try Dr. Miles’ Nervine, and I was
feather
beds,
pillows,
etc.,
cleaned
by
Hay—Per ton, baled. »10.
[blows.
Potatoes- 75c to 41.50 per hundred. him.
feel weak and exhausted, with no appe­
so much relieved by the first bottle that
Onions—2c (a> 24 per pound.
You cannot enjoy perfect health, The snow flakes have do pity oo the
tite for food and no ambition for exertion
1 continued its use and in a few weeks my
Butter—40QH5C per roll.
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes If your
[poortbey fall.
of anv kind. Nervous prostration has no
health was completely restored”
Beans—4('tjoc per pound.
liver is sluggish and your bowels The wintry blaste cut deep into their
Lard—124c per pound.
clogged.
DeWitt’s
Little
Early
[soul,
terrors for those who use
M rs . S arah H epler , Winfield, Kan.
Egg»—10c per dozen.
Risers cleanse the whole system.
And pitiless and cruel
Sugar-D G.4 4.75 per cwt.
To thoee who have no fuel
They never gripe. City Drug Store,
Poultry—42.50 to 43.00 per doaeo
Jacksonville, and Dr. J. Hinkle, Cen­ Is the frigid air down from the north
Hama—15 and l«c per pound.
[pole.
tral Point.
Shoulders—124c per pound.
The
performance
of
"The
Girl
I
I
sing
the
stove,
the
artistic
parlor
Side Bacon—lOfalflc per pound.
Left Behind Me," a thrilling military
[stove.
play, at Ashland last Saturday even­ And basking In its genial warmth I
Property for Sale.
ing, was witnessed bv one of the larg­
[doze,
It stops the nervousness, soothes the irritation, quickens the pulse, stimulates fhe diges­
While dreaming of the time
Tba undersigned offer« his residence, est and most critical audiences that
tion,
induces refreshing sleep and infuses snap, energy and vigor into the whole system.
ever
assembled
at
Gan
lard
’
s
opera-
1 shall seek a warmer clime.
located In the best part of Jsstan-
house. All who saw it speak In high­ No more troubled with the winter
yilla, for sale at a
Sold by ail druggists on a guarantee.
Dr. Mile3 Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind.
est terms of praise thereof.
[snows
JMFrsw Watson's Ma ssago.
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There is a Class of People
Nasal
CATARRH
Kodol
FL vz
Dyspepsia Cure
LIPPINCOTT'S
BAD COLDS
In every town
and village
may be had,
Grease
that makes your
Feeling Nervous
Dr. Miles’ Nervine.