Democratic Times
LATE NEWS.
LATBST JOSEPHINE NEWS
POLITICAL GOSSIP
Trees, Vines, riant
The Prohibitioni«ts of Josephine
Don't forget to register. It will be The Democratic rousty convention will meet
1« Grant'« Paia April 3d. Prtmarlen will be county have nominated the following
too late after May l&tb.
held March ISd.
local ticket: Representative, R M
Notes, receipts, drafts, due-bills,
Erberle; county judge, G W Wimer;
etc., In book form, can always be ob­ Grant'a Paaa 1« following something after clerk, C C Root; sheriff, W M Hair;
•
We Furnish them For
tained at T ub T imes Printing House. the manner of Portland tn tbe matter of mak­ assessor, C C Taylor; commissioner,
ing the paaalug hobo«, or, mors properly
CHAS. NICKELL. Editor B Maaa«or.
Wm. Koeppe, watchmaker and Jew­ apeaklng, the resident boboa, work. Thia oily John Hackett; treasurer, J W lsliarn;
eler, is now located on California has no rook pile, but it baa muddy oroaa-walka surveyor. W C Long.
The Prohibitionists of Jackson
street, opposite the postofflce. Satis­ occasionally, ditches that need cleaning, end
KAN’S BRICK BUILDING, California St. faction aranteed.
atreeta that need repairing The police herd county met at Medford on the6th,and
nominated the following ticket. E.
The Perkins crop of hops at North together the Weary Willies as feat as they 8 Wolfer of Medford and D. L. Rice
Advsrll«enieni« lnaerwd at reosonabl« rotta Yamhill, amounting to 400 bales, lias accumulate in town, give them something to
acted as chalrmau and secretary of
beeu sold to Paul Weidner at a little eat and put them to work on tbe oroea-walks, the convention respectively. State
ditches and streets,
ror a few days tbe
better than 14 cents per pound.
Ashland;
“gang" under the marshal's direction wan senator, D II Hawkins,
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN­
The quadrennial weighing of mails, large In number; but the ranks are daily representatives, E B Lockhart, Cen­
TION.
to determine the compensation of tbe thinning out, and It 1« quite likely that in a tral Point, C E Hoskins, Gold Illll;
Pacific Nursery Co.
railroads for carrying it, is progress­ short time tbe city will be entirely rid of ita ' joint representative. C H Hoxie, Med­ Send for Catalofue to
The Democrat« of Oregon will mort tn Stale
ford;
clerk,
ES
Wolfer.
Medford;
re­
ing,
and
will
continue
36
days.
Convection at Portland on Thursday. April
hobo element.
Tangent« Oregon.
10, 1904. for tbe purpose of nomlbstlng candi­
G T Richards, Medford; sher­
The Portland Dispatch says that Tbe Portland Telegram of a late date prints a corder,
dates for tbe several state offices and the rati­
iff,
L
F
Lozier,
Medford;
cotnmiiwion-
fication of nominations tor congressional, dis­ John H. Mitchell and tbe Portland half-tone of Mlaa Agnea George, making the
trict snd joint legislative offices, to be voted Oregonian were married on Feb. 20, following aommenta: “Among the popular and er, W A Cordell. Ashland; coroner, A
tor at the ensuing June election. The several
W Jacobs, Ashland; assessor, H 8
promising young women of Southern Oregon is
counties will be entitled to the following rep­ 1901, after being divorced 26 years.
Brumble, Medford; treasurer, W J
resentation In said convention:
Miss
Agnea
George
of
Grant's
Paaa,
who
aa
an
Salt Mackerel,
Boosey, Jacksonville; county com­
I
14 Linooln....
Baker... -,
elocutionist and reader baa become a favorite,
Salt Salmon Bellies,
mittee, E 8 Wolfer, L F Lozier, K
17
Benton .
6 Lien..........
not
only
here,
but
also
In
other
Southern
Ore
­
3
Holland Herring,
Clackamas
13 Malheur ..
Russ of Medford; H E Badger, D L
16
gon towns where she has appeared. She la a Rice, W A Cordell, D 11 Hawlclns and
Clatsop ...
& Marion.........
At Nunao’s.
3
Columbia..
1 Morrow ....
aaltve daughter of the Stele and has lived in
W Jacobs of Ashland.
41
7 Multnomah
Coos..........
Attorney-General Knox has tiled Josephine oounty alnro her second year. Mica A About
8
4 Polk..............
Crook........
70 of the Socialists of Jack-
the
suit
brought
in
tbe
name
________
of
the
J
George graduated from the aoboola of this
2 Sherman
Curry ........
county met at Medford last Sat­
13 Tillamook..
Douglas .
United States against tbe mergement county and spent one year at the Southern son
urday, and after endorsing the nation­
12 of the Great Northern aud Northern
3 Umatilla....
Gilliam ....
Oregon State Normal School, taking a special al platform of their
Grant.........
4 Union.......
party nomi­
Pacific
railroads
under
one
manage
­
course in elocution. Miss George is an ex­ nated a full county and legislative tick­
3 Wallowa ...
Harney.. .
11 Wasco........
ment.
Jackson....
cellent reader and a close student of elocution­ et, towtt: State senator, J W Wiley
6 Washington
Josephine
3 Wheeler . .
Klamath..
Deeds, mortgage«, leases, bonds, ary work. Sbe has a promising future."
of Medford; representatives, 0 P
11 bills of sale and every imaginable
2 Yamhill .. .
Lake........ .
Tbe Supreme Court has affirmed tbe judg­ Snell and J A Thomas of Medford;
16
Lane............
364 kind of legal blanks—the lates* and ment of Judge Hanna's court in tbe case of C- joint representative, I) M Brower of
Total ...
By order of the Democratic State Central best—are constantly on hand at T ub E. Harmon, administrator of estate of H. Gas­ Ashland; sheriff, Grant Rawlings of
quet. vs. Chas. Decker. The following is a Central Point; clerk, Wm Abbott of
Committee.
T imes office.
SAMUEL WHITE, Chairman.
of the decision: "This Is an so Hon Phoenix; recorder, M L Hartley of
R W. M ontag Vtt, Secretary.
Senator McComas has presented to synopsis
by an administrator to recover IWOti.tC on an Medford; treasurer, J A Smith of
the Senate the memorial or the Mary­ open
For 100 lbs. California
acoount. the trial resulting In judgment Medford; assessor, A J Messner of
land legislature, asking that the for plaintiff
for «384 H, from which he appeals. Gold Hili; commissioner, II Richard­
Ex-Gov. A ltgeld of Illinois, one thanks of Congress be extended to Ad­ Summaries of the ledger acoount entired in son of Trail; surveyor, R W Kennedy
, or Spreckel*« Fine.
of tbe ablest, best and most pictur­ miral Schley on account of his services evidence were excluded by the trial court, and of Applegate. The affair had a de­
Dry Gra.nvla.ted.
during the war with Spain.
the appellate court holds the account was not cidedly Populistic smell of tile middle-
esque men In the w hole country, died
no . ae MAmcrr O tri it .
A large quantity of newspapers, admissible aa primary evidence. The rourl of-the-road variety, the same old faces
_____Can wr price-lüt yr>u?
at Joliet Tuesday, while delivering a
suitable for wrapping, pasting on holds tbat plaintiS alleged facta relied upon, seen at conventions previously held
lecture in favor of the Boers.
walls, putting under carpets, etc., can which being denied, the burden of establishing by disciples of the Omaha platform
be obtained cheap, in quantities tc them rested upon him. No memorandum In predominating.
J ohn D. L ong , Secretary of tbe suit, at T hk T imes Printing House. any book of original entries was Introduced to
Wanted to Know
Navy, has resigned. ’Tis well, He
Pat Moore, who had been working substantiate tbe point of fact referred to In
has covered his department with on tbe Divine ranch, situated in testimony Introduced to show why defendant
The
whereabouts
of John H. Clair,
was charged with 1444H.51, hence no error was
F
shame in more ways tbau one, partic' Harney county, recently shot and committed In excluding that sum. The books or St. Clair. He is 74 years old, five
killed
Geo.
Simpson,
the
foreman.
feet,
nine
or
ten
inches
high,
crooked
ularly by his outrageous treatment
He held all tbe witnesses at bay until of the original entry are held not good proof to nose, caused by a fall when young,
of Admiral Schley. Still the Presi­ be saddled a horse and escaped. It establish loans for large turns of money. No eyesight very poor. Last time we saw
dent belongs to tbe same clique that was a cold-blooded murder, as Moore error being found, judgment 1« affirmed "
him he wore chic whiskers; is a miner
A T I T But if you are going East write
has done so much dirty work in the bad no provocation.
by occupation and was seeu In the vi­
matter.
A great strike of workingmen was TEACHERS* LOCAL INSTITUTE. cinity of Lakeview, Lake county, Ore­
us for our rates and let us tell vo
gon, in September, 1900. Any infor­
I t is again reported that ex-Presi- inaugurated in Boston March 10th, The local Institute held ln Central Point mation will be very kindly appreciated
about
the service and accomrnou
k.lNT"Al
along tbe docks, at freight depots and
dent Kruger of Transvaal is soon to among teamsters who handle steamer Saturday was an unqualified sucoess Owing by bis relatives.
dations offered by the
Address
H. L. S lager ,
pay a visit to the United States. If and railroad freight. Thousands to tbe absence of County Superintendent Daily,
No. 267 West Main St.,Springfield,O.
who Is still quite ill, Pror A J Hanby, princi­
he comes with the idea of securing walked out from their places of em­ pal
of the Central Point sohool, was elected
ployment. It is thought that the
mediation or assistance for the Boers strike
chairman. Miss Roberta Rippey w*s elected
Probate Court.
will extend to other cities.
in South Africa he will have his
secretary. The Institute was held In the pub­
THROUGH ' TOURI8T
---------------- CARS
--------- via the
Tbe
following
business has been
The
stream
of
settlers
and
home
­
trouble foi nothing. The United seekers has at length reached Port­ lic school building, and when the meeting was transacted in this court since tbe last
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL
front
PACIFIC
called to order at 10:30 o'olock A. m . tbe high­
States government is not in tbe busi­ land in full volume. Arrivals Friday, school
report of T he T imes :
COAST
to
CHICAGO
and
CINCINNATI.
room was filled with teachers ana pa­
ness just at present of extending including the large number that
Estate of Caroline B Hoffman. Or­
Don’t fail to write us about vour trip, as we are
either aid or sympathy to people came on the delayed double-sectioned trons.
der made finally discharging D Linn,
struggling to gain liberty and inde­ Northern Pacific train, were about The following programme was given In the administrator.
in
a position to give you sonic valuable informa­
forenoon: “Tbe First Day of School,” M Ella
pendence against powerful and brutal 500.
Recently about 400 settlers Griffiths; !• Some of the Difficulties of Gram
Estate of John Bryant. Inventory
tion
and assistance. 5319 miles of track, over
foes.
reached Portland. About 200 of these mar," W T Van Scoy; "Primary Work," Zuda of appraisement, showing property
which is operated some of the
were bound for points on the South­ Owens; "Demands That a Teacher Must valued at *231, approved. Order made
T he Outlook io its March magazine ern Pacific lines south of Portland, Meet," J Percy Wells. In the afternoon to pay claims, etc.
number has no less than ten illus­ and took tbe first train for their des­ Roberta Rippey was first on the programme
Estate of John A Boyer.
Inven­
t&I
trated special features—certainly a tination.
with tbe topic "Geography." G R Carlock be­ tory and appraisement, showing prop
$
Prince Henry of Prussia returned ing absent, bis toplo, "Language," was ably erty valued at *826.70, approved.
good showing as to quantity in a
For particulars regarding freight or passenger
Estate of John C Rueck. inventory
New York on the 7tn, having fin­ presented by State Superintendent Aokermsn.
magazine which is also a weekly news­ to
rates sail on or address
ished the tour mapped out for him. Lila Sackett was also absent, and ber toplo, of appraisement, showing property to
paper and devotes even in its “maga­ He was absent from tbe city Dine "Busy Work," was omitted A J Hanby read tbe value or *136.40, approved.
J. C. LINDSEY,
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Estate of Prudence Walker. Cita­
zine numbers” large space to current days, during which time his special a paper on ' 'The Value of Education," which,
T. F. ¿t P. A.
Com’l Agt.
topics, editorials and book reviews. train was within the territory of 13 on motion of Mr Ackerman, he was requested tion to heirs, to show cause why real
states, and logged a total distance of to send to tbe Oregon Teaohers' Monthly for estate should not be sold, ordered to
Among tbe illustrated articles of this 4358
142
Third
St.,
Portland,
Oregon.
miles. He was greatly pleased publication. "How to Use Current Events" issue.
month are: Two College Presidents with his trip, and issued a statement was presented by E E Wasbburn.
Estate of Josie Cox. April 15th set
(Mark and Henry Hopkins); Edward expressing his satisfaction at the op­
Superintendent Ackerman then addressed as day for hearing final statement of
Everett, Hale’s “Memories of a Hun­ portunity which came to him and the Institute on tbe value of co-operation of administrator.
Estate of Conrad Mingus. Semi­
gratification at -- the
——----------------------------
------- cordiality with
—>vu parents and teachers, and made a plea for
dred Years;”E. A. Steiner s “Crackow the
annual order placed on record, subject
and Polish Patriotism;” Poultney Which tie WdS received throughout the , thoroughness in Instruction.
. Each topic on the programme was followed to objection on final account.
Bigelow’s “Henry, the Sailor Prince;” Country.
Estate of minor heirs of T W Bry­
You have good reason to fear an at- j b* • lively discussion, visiting teachers were
W. A. Brown’s “Some Rare Musical
ant. Order made citing heirs to show
Instruments;” and Clifton Johnson’s tack of pneumonia, when you haye a hospitably entertained by the cltliena.
In tbe evening Superintendent Ackerman cause why real estate should not be
“When tbe White Mountains are severe cold, accompanied by pains in
the chest or in tbe back between tbe delivered a leoture in tbe M E church to a sold.
White.”
Estate of W T Leever, an incom­
shoulders. Get a bottle of Chamber­ large audience. It was preceded by a short
petent. Ell Mayer, 8 F Hathaway
literary
and
musical
programme
lain
’
s
Cough
Remedy
and
use
it
as
A6 the Eugene Guard says, the
and it will prevent the Superintendent Daily was missed very much, aud Jas Grieve appointed appraisers.
trusts have justification in advancing directed
threatened attack. Among the tens and all the teachers expressed regrets at bls
(Founded law.)
<|he prices of commodities which they of thousands who have used this rem­ inability to attend the Institute.
control. Seeing that the people of edy for colds and la grippe we have Tbe following is a list of teachers In attend­ I
FT
nr
?
4
I
a ** ' ’ ' * ? ' M 1
' ° ¡ i 2 1 h
7 1
tbe United States, through their yet to learn of a single case that has ance: J Percy Wells, M Ella Griffith«, Idith
resulted io pneumonia, which shows Dungey, J A Bish. R H Jonas, Mauds Down­
votes at recent presidential elections, that this remedy is a certain preven­ ing, Bertha Corum. A O Freel, Frances Barnes,
have put a high-tariff wail around tive of tbat dangerous disease. For Belle Potter, Grace Amann. Lutle B Ulrich,
MUSIC, ART ¡AND ELOCUTION.
Zuda Owens. Flossie Briscoe, Mamie Rippey, 3EE MADE A PROPHECY WHICH HAI
the country, they naturally suppose sale by City Drug Store.
Tbli B*ho()l odtew fc) girl* * broAd * b <3 Iborrugb (ducBik D (w>tnhtned with in *.
of * h**ltbhi) ADd
bom* Il occupies a litrge »nd Atlrseilve
L itJX
Roberta Rippey , Eunice Corum, Mrs E Ross,
we like high prices, so mark up every­
COME TRUE.
vielnlw of«« Cl w P.rk
Tire «nlt.ry’oondltlon of ike pr.5Xi.bMbM?
James E. Godfrey, chief of the state
thing to tbe highest notch. In tbe job printing office at Salem, has been Mrs Stella Purkeyplle, M B Roberts, G H
•P~ •'
Tbe "•> ehomb.ro, cl... .„d re.li.itou
Samuels, J H Ackerman. Minnie Hockenjos,
meantime they sell to tbe people of unanimously elected as member of Gertrude Sutton, May Phipps, Little Fergu­ Over Tour Year. Ago S1>e Told a Toon« ▼CDlllAled, and fft* *on* trust ton of the building In nueb thai ever« rrw.m t.
the
Supreme
Assembly
of
the
United
equipped ■•bool, »nd to furniihevtry fecHHy for training pupil* in th. kS'.t
X
other lands at one-half or two-thirds
Girl What W<»ui<l Come U» F am
son, Prof WT Van Scoy, A J Banby, Thors
The Attn of fha *ctool i* to give thorough end wrii oruerrd iMiruMt!!?1.1
Pjoted inetiM*.
of tbe price charged in this country. Artisans. The method of electing Smith, Ellen Russell, B E Washburn Mrs A J
and (lave fler a Piece
womon. niVto, «wm tor Mil«« when Ib.t I. S?. "ed °.nd to
In
of Advioe.
And al) of the time many of tbe de­ these members is so arranged tbat it Haaby, Alma Wilson.
«nd womanly eharocter.
“ 1,1,1 »«'«torment of rrw
luded victims of this legalized rob­ takes three months to select the
.
‘T" ^“e 8*P*ix>bor IS, 1901. A faculty of twenty oomprwnt teacher, in. »
"Moro
than
four
years
ago,
an
un
­
re.7
“
.
,OUn
*
WO,D<n
“
“
“
"
,<n
"
du
‘
l
nii..7i,e" tb. ST
bery shout “Prosperity!” while tbe member. First 50 men are selected
known lady came up to me and told ure
Electricity.
protected manufacturers and monop­ bv vote; one month later 10 out of
Thera aro tour aMlted teacher. In tbe Mu.lc Deporlmroil atone .OMlall.t. I. A« —
•«'»•o, apeelallala la An aod
olists get tbe big end of whatever the fifty are elected; then the one
Are you suffering from rheumatism, something whioh ha« made ine very Oarlory, and native teacher, in Freu.h and German
Provlalon la made for all athletic «ame. aultable to women, a. tonnta croou.t ha.u^ mm
member out of the 10 receiving the weak back, nervous trouble, or_gener- bi'upy,” said Mia« Mary Lyle McLachlan
prosperity may be Iwf,
bloycllng
and
boroeback
riding
A
gjnua.ium.
60.10b
feel,
la
U> procaa^ol
j l*rgest vote is declared a member of ally run-down system? Usa Electric of No. 73 E. Third street, South, Salt whlob will offer .11)1 more opportunlit a for healthful exercl.e
Proc... of eooatniaMi
the supreme council of the lodge.
For
illustrated
oAlatoguc
apply
to
Belts
and
Batteries.
Ijuk
■
City,
Utah,
ko
a
reporter.
For nien and
J ot since Majuba Hill have the
MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Principal.
Electric Insoles keep tbe
"Yea, it wns a prophecy and it came
The irrigation bill passed by Con­ women
British arms met with such crushing
gress provides that all moneys re­ feet warm and prevent catching true and I «hail al'fays be grateful to
defeat as that reported to the war of­ ceived from the sale of public lands in cold, For booklet and circulars ad- her for the advioe the gave mo,” she
fice by Gen. Kitchener Monday. At Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, dress
continued. "From llie tune I wna thir­
E lectric A ppliance Co.,
flaWn of day last Friday tbe Boers Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, Nevada,
Medford, Ór. teen years old until shortly after I taw
‘iiis woman I was lniserablo. Ituay
under Gen. Dalarey attacked Gen. New Mexico, North and South Da-
koto, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah,Wash­
J.mntii I suffered horribly aud I becama
Methuen’s force of 1200 met). Tbe at­ ington and Wyoming, beginnlug July
MARRIED
ven« .and run down. My head aohad. I
tack was concertedly made on three 1st last, be devoted to tbe construc­
ooul’ln't eat and I hail a very Mvere
aides with such force tbat the British tion of necessary irrigation works for DAEMMER—DOWNING— At Medford, Mkreb
-x.mh all the time. I oould soareoiy
....Offerta You....
were unable to stand tbeir ground, the reclamation of arid lands, the S, 1902, by Rev F Sack, Paul Daemnar and «m id, and took Suiting «pells and wm
work to be done and the money ex-
Mra Amelia Downing
tbe retreat being little short of a pended under tbe direction of the H0PFIELD--MYERS — Near Grant’« Paaa. Iway« dizzy and tired. Boaidea this
Through trains dally from Chicago
panic. Lord Methuen was wounded Secretary of the interior,
March 9, 190». Mlaa Eva Myara and J W Hop­
nv liver and kidneys were affected.
Through trains dally from Nt. Louin
during the retreat and was taken
field.
’••You 'an veodily see," she went on,
'
And Pointa Ba rond.
Figures show tbat the average coat BOOTH—BOOTH—At Grant's Paaa. March
prisoner by the Boers, tbe British
Through train daily from Kansas City
“
that
I couldn't get much pleasure out
_ _
soldiers being so completely disorgan­ of tbe 59,955 horse« and mules pur-
II, 190«, John M Booth and Mlaa Allee Booth.
ized that they could not carry him off. chaMd for tne United States army CHAUS9E--DAMK- -At Grant'a Paaa, Marob if life. Then this lady, whom I never
Four British officers and 38 privates during the last four years was *88.90.
10, 190». by Judge Axtell, Jesae R Cbauaea saw before or siace, came up to me an 1
old me tirat «he knew bow I fell and
were killed. A considerable portion The British agents, during tbe Boer and Mixa Lula C Dame of Aabland.
of the command were taken prisoners. war, have purchased more than three
advised me to take l>r. William«’ Pink
• K<cll™ng,*h"'r cars <frec)’
Palace Sleeper* Din
times
that
number,paying
on
an
aver
­
The British lost four guns and all
Pills for Pale People, for they hail cured
BORN
ing
and
Cafe
Cars
on
all
trains.
Polite
trainmen. Perfect
age *139 apiece. It Is added that
tbeir baggage.
her «laughter who had been in a condi­
the animals rejected by the American
roadbed.
Shortest
line
and
quickest
time.
Tourist ears
tion like mine. I took tho pills and wa.
Ager, Calif., Feb. »1. 190«, to Mr.
T he celebrated medal, awaided to purchasing agents were, in many in­ CALL-Al
Mondays
and
Thursdays,
29^
hours
Chicago
to
Bcston
better
before
I
finished
the
first
box.
I
and
Mra.
C.
E.
Call,
a
daughter.
stances, readily accepted by the Brit­
the State of Oregon at tbe Pan-Amer­ ish. Such report« as these are likely COLEMAN—At Aahland. March 10, 190«, to am entirely well now but I always keep
them on hand and take them whenever
ican Exposition, is being displayed in to make the British people wince. No Mr. and Mra. N. B. S.Coleman, a daughter.
C. S. CRANE, G. P. & T. A, St. Louis, Mo.
—At Central Point, March S, 190«, to I do not feel as good as usual.”
the window of tbe permanent horti­ wonder that the charge of great cor­ WILSON
Mr.
and
Mra
James
Wilson,
a
daughter
R0SS C* CLINE, P. C. P. A., Los Anpeles.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pill« for Pale Peo­
cultural exhibit at Portland. It was ruption is freely made.
—At Gold Hill, Feb. «1, 1901, to Mr.
immigration committee of the DUNLAP
ple will not only cure cases similar to
and Mrs Cap Dunlap, a daughter.
given for the best exhibit of fruit, U. The
8. Senate will report the Mitchell
and wm considered a most cov­ Chinese exclusion bill. Senator Mitch­ TRYER— At Medford, Marob 11, 19«, to Mr. tbat if Mias McLachlan but, containing
a« rliey do, all the elements necessary to
eted prize. Its capture by Oregon was ell has had a conference with Chair­ and Mrs. E. W. fryer, a daugnter
give new life and richness to the blood
man
Penrose,
ana
was
assured
that
a credit to the «tate and won much
and restore shattered nerves, they have
the
bill
would
be
changed
but
slight
­
DIED
comment throughout the Union. The ly. and not in a manner to alter ita
proved efficacious in a wide range of
medal is made of silver and is about general effect. This Is «omewhat of a GLENN—At Oakland. Calif, March IS, 190«, diseases. They are an unfailing specific
seven inches in diameter. On one side surprise, as it has been supposed the
Major Jan T Olenn, formerly of Jacksonville; for such dis 'ases as locomotor ataxia,
MORMON BISHOPS* PILLS h«v« boor In u.
over W year« by th« laod.ra of tho Mormon Chnreh and tholr
partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance,
1« a likeness of tbe donor, with the committee would favor a bill follow­ aged 77 years.
following inscription embossed about ing largely the provisions of the pres­ HARTMAN—At Wan Francisco. Feb. », 19*9, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervoui
Therena M , wife of M. L. Hartman, daughter headache, the after-effects of the grip,
tbe centerpiece: "Oregon exhibit of ent, Geary law. On the contrary, the of
Louis and slater of B Soiomon, a native of
I
fruit at the Pan-American Exposition committee’s report will provide for
Jacksonville .Oregon: aged M yearn, 6 months palpitation of the he art, pale and sallow
K, N m - vows Debility?
complexions, and all forms of weakness,
1901. Marshal Pinckney V\ ilaer, first practically all of the more important and I day.
■ eweele, wvCwastlww-
°f
Stops
^orvoo-
tflS
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Marks of Roseburg, aged 70 years.
nine In a tame less form. No Cure, No Pay. fioc.
nectady, N. Y.
The State Board of Horticultura.
Printed st Jacksonville Oregon, by
Times Printing Company
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