BRIEF MENTION. R.ll.v *<l. 26. WH McDaniel to Grace Throck "That must be a pretty bail tooth morton. Admiral Samp.on is a very sick ache to swell your face like that. Why 29, Grundy Burton to Alice P Carter. man, much worse than the authorized don't you see a dentist?” LIST OF MARRIAUES THAT TOOK PLACE 29, David B Dunkin to Carrie Cook. 30, F M Nelson.to.Lura Parham. ~ reports state. DURINO 1901. "I did call on your friend. Dr. Pul- j ^HK^ZZII decembeu • Nuc-se-ga, the oldest Indian squaw Jem, yesterday and experienced great JANUARY. 12, Geo L Haff to Fannie Ptening. O in the United states, recently died at We I'uniiali them For 2, Bert Ashurst to May E Caldwell. .7, Claude A Riddle to Mamie Isaacs. Barron's island Wis., aged 128 years. "You must be mistaken. Pullem lot» 10, Charles Burns to Lillian Taylor. Ralph L Scott to Heleu DChurch- Senator Hanna's bill, granting a been out of town for a week." 20, Frank P Jfefherland tq Meda man. pension of *5000 a year to Mrs, Mc ”1 know. 1 felt relieved when 1 £rosby. 11, Robed F. Furves to Charlotte L Kinley, will be one of the first bills to found that out.**—Exchange. Whittington. 21, banmer Ö Cameron to Carrie E psss Congress. ,,iar r a. - ____ Ilammersiy. 6, C E Ellis to Eva Taylor. A Chrlatuina Pie. 21, J W McClendon to Rachel Lind- lion. J. M. Williamson of Prineville seems to be a “mlscellaneoos” candi A customary feature of a Christmas litct • HERB AND THERE 22, William Tobin to Maria A Bour date. He refuses to say what office dinner In old England waa an ImnieusO The BEST ancl MOST Reliable Stock Grown he hankers after. He will probably pie of some kind. It geois. 1. win ..... usually .......2. com- .. .. Trespass notices, printed on cloth, on the Ooast. 28, Cortez ESnyder to Angeline Moore. on sale at T he T imes Printing House. get none. posed of tish and flesh and fow l W i'e 28, Peter G Spielman to Elizabeth Deeds, mortgages, leases, bends, are told that hi the reign of Henry Pacific Nursery Co. Cotne and see the child wonders at Phipps. of sale and every imaginable III. the sheriff uf Gloucester was once 29, A A Boyce to Carrie E Mansfield. the Spinters’ Convention, Jan. 11th. bills Tangent. Oregon. kind of legal blanks—the latest and ordered by that mounrch to procure FEBRUARY. A tine assortment of up-to-date best—are constantly on hand at T he twenty salmon, ten peacocks and ten 3, W D Howard to Alberta DeCoud- visiting cards can always be found at T imes office. prawns for Christmas pies. T he T imes office. ras. It is stated John D. Long, secretary 3, Cyrus Norton to Alma G DeCoud- Jack Wade and William Dalton, of the navy, will soon retire, and that A Guide. ras. _ . _ the murderers of Jas. B. Morrow, will his successor will be Chas. H. Allen Dr. A.—Why do you always make C, Wesley Birdsey to Effie B Cameron. be hanged at Portland January 31. of Massachusetts, who made a good meh particular inquiries as to what ». E W Scott to Myrtle Bliss. Miners’liens, deeds to mines, water record in Cuban affairs. 12, Frank B Oatman to Nida Sheets. your patients eat? l*oes that nseist A well-posted railroad man predicts you In your diagnosis? Stenography, Telegraphy, Penmanship, Com 1», Edward L Reynolds to Mattie right locations and other mining Whelpley. blanks always on hand at T he T ime that the Corvallis and Eastern railroad Dr. B.—Not much, but It enables me mercial Law, A Teacher's Course, Preparation H H Hughes to Emma L Bedford. office. will be the first to enter the Eastern to ascertain their social position and for a Civil Service Examination, or Entrance to Oregon territory that has been wait MARCH. Ex-Governor Shaw of Iowa, the ing so long for railroad connection. trratnre my fees accordingly.— Tit-Bits. any University, Thorough Work in Seven Courses, newly appointed Secretary of the 6, J R Ramsay to Cora E Rogers. including over Fifty Studies, given at the Old Re 10, Geo T Snudden to Emma L Kin Treasury, will take charge of the A large quantity of newspapers, caid. , „ portfolio January 25. suitable for wrapping, pasting cn liable 11, Wm E Dunlap to Bertha L Mc Fresh bread, pies, cakes and other walls, putting under carpets, etc., can •) Donald. pastry, of superior quality, can be ob be obtained cheap, in quantities k Frank V Jeffers to Nellie Me 13, •) tained at The Boss regularly. Satis suit, at T he T imes Printing House. iner/. faction guaranteed; » Alfred Anderson to Susan LeabO. 18, Cut this out and take it to City Walter Brown and Fred Snelling Drug Store, and get a free sample of 20, S W McPherson to Grace E Faucett. were drowned near Lakeview De Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver 23, Bernard Heberlie to Minnie D cember 30th while skating on Goose Tablets, the best pliyslc. They also Besides these the KATES are the Most Lake, ten miles south of Lakeview, cure disorders of the stomach, bilious Luster. I ness and headache. 24. H C Gee to Sarah J Harris. REASONABLE. The Courses the Most Sick headache, nervous head Dudley Evans, formerly of Portland, APRIL. Thorough. The Accommodations the The celebrated Snap Shot, the best has been selected to succeed J. J. ache, tired headache, neuralgic 3, W H Harvey to Margaret Miller. Valerftine as president of Wells, medicine in the world for allaying in Best. The House the Most Complete headache, catarrhal headache, 7, C W Thomas to Leia Walcb. flammation in man or beast, can be Fargo & Co. It is a good selection. The Advantages Manv. headache from excitement, in 21. H C Sheets to Nellie D Eaton. found at Dr. Robinson ’ s diug Kitchner reports that another 21, James A Burch to Louisa King- Write For Particulars to fact, headaches of all kinds arc also at Dr. Hinkle's, Central hundred Boers have been taken store, ery. Point. Try it. quickly and surely cured with 23, Chas Campbell tn Anna E Done prisoners. Gen. Erasmus, a promi W. C. RAMSEY, Principal, nent Boer leader, is among the num Within the next year the San Fran gan. DR. MILKS ’ Stockton, Calif. cisco mint will liave undergone a to Fannie 28. Joseph ’ ' " Smith - ------------- -- Abbott. ber. complete change. Work has already I.«-.».«.« . .«XCKf.jhT.e.fx« 2», John Thorson to Edith Ruts. II. B. Warren and II. E. Stimmel, been begun on the transformation of MAY. prominent citizens of Yreka, Calif., the plant into a modern system fitted where they had resided many years, witli all the new electrical Inventions 1, G J Bowman to Lulu Bowman. Also all pains such as backache, Both had grown for creating power and increasing the 1, Alfred Gorden to Effie Obeuchain. died last week. neuralgia, . sciatica, rheumatic families. 13, 1 A Dean to Rose Cochran. perfection of coinage. pains, monthly pains, etc. 6, A M Helms to Mary S Smith. Henry C. Payne, a Milwaukee Roswell Beardsley is postmaster of 6, Frank Crow to M I Mathews. millionaire, thirsting for an official "Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills are worth their 8, Herbert J Whipple to Iva E Wash gosition, is the successor of Chas. a little, slow-going fourth-class post weight in gold," says Mr. W. D. Krea office at North Lansing, N. Y. He bum. mer, of Arkansas City, Kan. “They Imory Smith, who has been posmast- received bis appointment from Presi 8, II F Caton to Effie M Pankey. cured rny wife of chronic headache er-general for several years. dent John Quincy Adams, and has when nothing else would.” 12, lra Grigsby to Maud E Hubbs. Bob Fitzsimmons has finally come held the position since 1828. He is 19, Clyde Fields to ArtimeDta Barr. “Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills drive away out with the positive declaration that ninety-nine years of age and writes 26, Harry Gilson to May Allen. pain as if by magic. I am never with his reports regularly every month to tie will re-enter the ring if Jim Jetf out a supply, and think everyone JUNE. “I saved $15.00 on the order you sent me last,besides ries makes it worth his while. A big the department at Washington. should keep them handy. One or two John Eaton to Henrietta Schmidt- 2, pills taken on approach of headache fight is therefore certain. receiving I tetter and fresher goods than I obtain here.” President Roosevelt was once trav ling. will prevent it every time." If troubled with a weak digestion, eling in Idaho, and passed a book (Extract from one of our letters). 12, George Cottrell to Madgie Wright. Mas. J udge J ohnson , Chicago, III 15, W A Higinbotham to Julia belching, sour stomach, or if you feel store in the window of which .was a We believe there arc many others who can send to us with Through their use thousands of dull after eating, try Chamberlain’s copy of his “Winning of the West.” Phipps. the same satisfactory results, and we invite a comparison of Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price Going into the booustore. he inquired: 16, Magnus Hall to Edna Cook. people have been enabled to at 17, James W Calkins to Marv J Rus 25 cents. Samples free at City Drug “Who 1« this author, Roosevelt?” prices in our Catalogue with local rates. tend social and religious func “Oh,” said the bookseller, "he’s a Store. sell. tions, travel, enjoy amusements, We guarantee quality of our goods, safe packing and de ranch driver.” “And what do you 17, T 1 Arbuckle to Clara A Parr. The suit against Pennoyer, Met- thing of his book?” asked the Presi etc., with comfort. Asaprevcnt- livery. Let us become better acquainted. 19, Alfred W Jacksen to Bertha E schan and McBride, to reco ’ yer ___ from dent. “Well,” said the dealer slowly ativc, when taken on the ap Berry. We have complete price lists for the asking. Postal card them the amount of the defalcation and deliberately, “I’ve always 19, Elmer Patrick to Ethel Walrad. proach of a recurring attack, uf George W. Davis, clerk of the insures same bv return mail. thought I ’ d like to meet the author 21, G A Gabrielson to Mary C Auder- School Land Board during their in they are excellent. and tell him that if he had stuck to berg. cumbency in office, has been formally running a ranch, and give up writing Sold by ail Druggist«, 23, August Costel to Elizabeth Yates. dismissed. SMITH’S CASH STORE, 25 Dosea, 25 cants. book«, he’d have made a powerful 23; GEObenchain to Stella M Coch Dr. Milas Medical Co., Elkhaet, fnd. 25 Market St.. San Francisco, Calif. Rey. J. M. Yingling, pastor of the more of a success at Ills trade.” ran. 25, G H Tice to Jennie M Riddle. Bedfoud St. M. E. Church, Cumber- “Some time ago my daughter 30, LaWf?nce E Hunter to Margaret and, Md , says: “It affords me great caught a severe cold. She complained pleasure to reccommend Chamber of pains in her chest and had a bad Stanley. lain’s Colic. Cholera acd Diarrhoea cough. I gave her Chamberlains 30, J D Holts to Bertha WalCb. Remedy. 1 have used it and know Cough Remedy according to direc JULY. others who have never known it to tions, and in two days she was well 4 2, A T Rowe to Georgia A Ford. fail.” For sale by City Drug Store. and able to go to school. I have 2, Ira L Arnold to Ella Rawlings. A copy of a proclamation inciting used this remedy in my family for PORTLAND, OREGON. 2, A M Bunch to Lola Herriott. 8, M W Kinney to Florence L Goff. desertion ot American soldiers to the the past several years and have never (Founded PW.) known it to tail, ” says James Pren Filipinos lias been received by the 1 10, Robert T Burnett to Charlotta G war department. It is signed with dergast, merchant, Arinato Bay, Foster. Jamaica, West India Islands. The tile names uf soldiers of the United 11, Matbias Demmtr to Martha Rich States army. It was signed under pain9 in the chest indicated an ap ter. Digests what you eat. 14, Edward Foster to Marie Dawson. compulsion, while ttie men were in proaching attack of pneumonia, This préparation contains all of the which in this instance was undoubt 17, John H McClendon to Jessie P charge of the Filipinos. MUSIC, ART AND ELOCUTI C IN'. edly warded off by Chamberlain’s digestants and digests all kinds of Betts. Klamath Falls is how wholly rid of Cough Remedy. It contracts any ten foot), ltgivesinstant relief and never Thl« Hcbcol offers to girls a broad tod thorough education, ccmblnrd with tbo •dr*n»«v>wi a healthful and reCned home It occupies a largo and attractive building In the Ihtmedlaio 22, F C t’lymale to Hattie Howard. the smallpox, which,though of a mild dency of a cold toward pneumonia. fails tocure. It allows you to eat all ot vicinity uf the City f ark The sanitary condition of the premium han been made a matter of type, afflicted and injured the town For sale by City Drug StorS. AUGUST. the food you want. The most sensitive special attention. The t>e<l chambers, claws and recitation rooms are large and tnoroughly tor more than two months. Like most veomated; and the construction of the bulld’ng Is such that every room in open to the sunlight. Stomachs can take it. By its use many 5, D A Lancaster to Margaret Best. The greatest care has been taken to provide all the necessary appointments of a well- In dealing with the light form thousands of dyspeptics have been equipped 14, Frances D Robbins to Anna V towns, school, and to furnish every facility for training pupils in the moat approved methods of smallpox, Klamath Falls authori Cured after everything else failed. It The aim or the school la to give thorough and well-ordered Instruction to girls and young Luster, ties did not act promptly on its initial Over-Work Weakens women, fitting them for college when that Is desired, acd to aid In the development of truer prevents formation ofgason the stom and Ray L Ccoper to Eva Soliss. • * womanly character. 15, appearance, and, as a result, numer ach, relieving all distress after eating. . Th® ^all term opens September 16 1901. A faculty of twenty competent teachers fns ores 20, Ernest Vroman to Ada Hayes. Your Kidneys. ous cases developed while the nature Dietingunnecessary. Pleasant to take. for children and young women that Individual care ant’ instruction necessary to the best Fred W Wriglitto Luella Whittle. 17, results. the complaint was being questioned 17, WR Stansell to Susie Applegate. of H can’t help There are four »killed teacher» In the Muslo Department alone, specialists I d Art and Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. and discussed. and native teacher» In French and German. 1», Frank G Allard to Leia Bush. but do you good Oartory. Provision I» made for all athletic game» suitable to women, as tennis, croquet, basket ball 21. Frank B Barfield to Grace Allen. C. 11. Markham, who was recently rrwartslonly by F. O. D e W itt A Co. r'hicaga bicycling and horseback riding A gymtaslum. NlxltX) feet, 1» In procens of construction All the blood In your body passes through 21, Frank F Conover to Elizabeth F promoted from the position of as TboSl. bottl« contain. ZU ttzaestb»' Wc.blM. which will offer »till more opportunities for healthful exercise your kidneys once «very three minutes. Shattuck. For Illustrated catalogue apply to sistant freight traffic manager of The kidneys are your MISS ELEANOR 21, Bert K Howard to Myrtle T Rose. the ¡southern Pacific Company to the blood purifiers, they fil 21. 1 J Puikeypiie to E Estella Stid office of vice-president and general ter out the waste or ham. manager of the Houston & Texas impurities in the blood. 22, J E Ro*s to Elizabeth Stidham. Central, has entered upon his new du If they are sick .r out 28, S S Ackley to Bertba Patterson. ties, which embrace the general of order, they fail to do SEPTEMBER. management of an important link in their work. Southern Pacific Company’s At Pains, achesandrheu 3, Frank Norton to May B Hollen the lantic system lines. beck. matism come from ex Jasper Hannah to Lily MeLin. 4, cess of uric acid In the Admirals Ramsay and Benham, the Our ArtlM?MU • J fclf • Ex _______ opiw r panding Syring B rka a naw blood, due to neglected 4, Geo E Wilc< x to Clara Grim. members of the Schley court, who •I ’ *»r»«ul.-«. It I. Il>. M..1 tlonwr .«4 Henry Wählers to Emma Tonn. TUX OSt» L. L M'lOl DUtTEOVta. On. So« gir, 6, are the serious misfortune nine rendered the majority" opinion, are kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady 1, M C Steward to Ethel Corthei. receiving hundreds of letters daily, IT EXPANDS 8, J C Neil to Ida B Sturges. threatening their lives and severely heart beats, and makes one feel as though tenths of the women in the 14, E F Olson to Biance Vroman. censuring them for their verdict. A they had heart trouble, because the heart Is H1LEINUSE 18, Carl H Will to Jessie Short. letter received by Admiral Benham over-workl.ig In pumping thick, kidney- •< c nr tMOd 1« tahlrtt free with every Wyrlne«. A<re sable to QM E erWve, unnvelwl Our ' (OSHnEKTUl, world. Women should know of 17, Geo W Bailey to Margaret J Ding states that he will not be permitted poisoned blood through veins and arteries. >' • - ’fon>*r only ' FHKK in plain «nvelope. It used to be considered that only urinary man. to 11 ve as long as McKinley did after LkiveMeQA« weQted. 17, William MrnroetoOra Dunlap. he was shot, but will be killed in troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, 18, Henrv DeBoy to Elizabeth Varble. stantly as soon as a good opportunity but now modern science proves that nearly P ortland . OREGON all constitutional diseases have their begin 25, John Vance to Gertrude King. arrives. ning in kidney trouble. 28, Geo W Woooy to Catherine The sinking of the Walla Walla If you are sick you can make no mistake O’Toole. furnishes another Pacific coast hor by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild OCTOBER ror, and not many miles from the and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's GREATEST STRENGTH 3, A M DeCarlow to ArdeliaOden. place where the Brother Jonathan Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is F I NJE ST F L AVOR AND 6, J E Hart to Susan Wood. struck an unknown rock and went toon realized. It stands the highest for its absolute purity Its wonderful effectiveness in «, Robert J Shaw to Virginia C Par down with several hundred souls in wonderful cures of the most distressing cases G IXITELE. CD sons. the early sixties. That disaster car and is sold on its merits 7, Silas G Clark to Frances Wilcox. ried sorrow to almost every portion by all druggists in fifty- these diseases has made it thous 10, Joseph S Murphy to Barbetta ci the coast. A boat-load of thirteen cent and one-dollar siz Muller. souls m»de Cresceut City, Calif, es. You may have a ands of friends. •lACKSO’ VILLE 17, John Dolan, Jr, tolva Caton. nearly off which port the steamer sample bottle by mail Home or 20, Earl Young to Marcella Carter. struck and went down. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find $1.00 per bottle at the 26, Herman Norden to Nancy Van- Orders for Hack», Buggies an<l Hiding lloriw« The French bark Max, which came out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. promptly attended to. derkarr. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer Drug Store. Feeding done nt reasonable rates Best at 28, Edward Russell to Ella Winning into collision with the Paci tic Coast 5c Co., Binghamton. N. Y. care lakeu to prevuul accidents, but will Ire re Steamship Co.’s passenger steamer ham. spocelble tor none should they occur. Walla Walla.off Eureka, Calif., in the Will refuse to do livery work on credit NOVEMBER early morning of January 3d, causing UKORiKN LEWIS. Prop 2, Harry Lofland to Isa Matney. the loss of the steamer and many 1, i> tarnt Giuie to Lena E Wallace. WHOLESALE AOENT« 3, .............. «assengers, was towed into San THE ONLY •« Charles Hanscom to Nellie Crane. 'ranclsco harbor Monday morning. FORTI tkl>______ . ORBQON Charles Sullivan to Clara Painter. There are great holes in the bow CLEANSING 10, Henry Tonn to Annie Grissom. where the Walla Walla struck tier. AND WEALING PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS 11, Alex L Watters to Lavina M The captain of the Max says the lights Jacksonville, Oregon. CURE FOR Wooden. PORTLAND, OREGON were properly displayed aboard the 13, Fred Pettigrew to Christina Ewen. bark when the collision took place. A. P. Armstrong. LL. B., Principal nub" A practical, 14, R R Guches to Gladys Hillman. He also states that be saw the Walia progressive school, con.picuou. ESTABLISHED IN I8fts II M Coes to Jessie L Wurman. IS ELY ’ S 14, Walla long before the colli«ion. and for thorough work, with hundred« of graduate* Edward F Grisez to Nellie M 1«, supposed ttiat the steamer’s officers In position. an bookkeeper. and atenographera. Towne. T he school continues the careful trainin* on watch saw the bark and would Easy and pleasant Already proud of a high standing wherever and thorough Instruction for which II Is favor 1«, Irvin Daley to Eva Conley. change their course to give both to use. Contain« no ably known 20, Fred Offenbacher to Carr le Camer- ship« plenty of lee room. known, it steadily grows better and better. Injurious drug, la quickly absorbed. OD. Open all the year. Students admitted anytime. The Music Department Gives relief at onae. M _ - — 24, W m Hendrickten to Lizzie Tucker, Private or class instruction. Learn what and 24, Clinton Ccok to Dera Rtxford. Is always In charge of competent and e«pe. how we teach, and what it costa. Catalogue frea Irl CURES WHERE ALL fLS£ FAIlS lenced teachers. Hoard and tuition per session V» 26, OL Bi Hows to Mai) 15 yant. «ages. Allay* Inflammation. Hoala and pro i'. ugh Sy-np, Teotes G<xxi. V*e of twenty weeka, Studies will be resum ---------------- Board of Directors------- - tecta the membrane Restore* the Genses t 27, AlbeituR Mount to Peitle Web KJ EtJ In time. Soli bv ‘Inigglwt». ed September t, 1001. Taa.e and Smell. Large size IM) cent*, at dru D. P. THOMPSON, PRRSfDENT ster. a Isis or by mall; trial size. 10 cents by mat? Far prospectus, address _27, Chas Picnlrg to Floience Haryey. ELY BROTHERS 65 Warren Ht . New York ¡1 D. SOLIS COIIEN . . DAVID M. DUNNB SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES. HYMEN'S DOINGS IN JACKSON COUNTY. Trees, Vines, Plants COMMERCIAL - ' FAMILY ORCHARDS i I DEALERS AND NURSERYMEN BOOKKEEPING^ Head STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE Pain Pills. SAVED $15.00 (Deni) Saint Helen’s Hall.... Dyspepsia Çurei A Boarding and Day School for Girls. TERRIBLE A GOD SEND TO Nervous Diseases UNION Moore’s Revealed LIVERY, FEED SALE Blumauer-Frank Drug Co. CATARRH CATARRH Cream Balm. W C010 'h H EAD St Mary’s Academy, TEB