FKIItAV, XOYKMIiKK u,12
:v" toi kik::
i
and r.ll during the cold Fall and Winter
months hi 5 hcusc is kept varin and
cozy for his wife and babies.
A Perfection Oil Heater is a!mo:l indNpen
Lle wlitn there are children in the home. Every
home has uses for it.
flf.itU witil nichet trimming, plain tttrt nr tnamrtetl, ttirgunii)
tit it ilriimt. t)mamntat. nnpffu" '. I tut for viart.
Lauly tutivitj I ruin ruon to room. At J.'.iter tttryiL hurt.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
4fil Ma.U-. Street 5n F-.-Vo
I ..: .' .'! 1H I' I. IS
A i H.i.iNti (.i;m .
I li- Hamiu 1 w 111'.
H'I'Vh o lias cl 1 -st l'i . 1 1
loniam thai has aiu
the "silent i!:ui .."
.'.: !'. '!'
11 H ': I ' I he
s al ' .1- IhmI Li
lliu to tin-
iMoimtaln fust h" hcs has about
that .'ill' of !!'; "-'I'l that formerly i u
Bhrutidcil It, fur now cu'iywlicro in
tin.' "ulhls" one hits 1 ! m c i 1 1 1 -1 1 is
(if an ciirriiiu lilnt; ci I!!, at inn. No
Inn ;cr (an t In- hiker n I urn w i 1 1
tali's ol tin' leai i.. miner iif mil, h
coycicil, nillrs measured in his
mind mill tallicil in lilistiTH mi his
I (ics, fur i: i n 1 lias niarhrd each liillc
itlon the trail, ami tin- numiiiT cov
iTi'd liy uiir hero hciwii'ii nuns has
(llllllnlslliil an iii'ilin:;l . A ml then
ton the n tin It I In ill" hills rail re
port to the I'oIKh at home eai h evell
ItiK. for the iieiwiirU nl' wires now
ciirrliH the teleiioiie to the farthest
mountain lop
'I Im Kirt Inn of the Slsk i on lor-
(bt reserve In Josephine lonniy willlll' l(ir'st I y service. For the un
ite the pla ;;ro in, i,e p.nple for 1 pi ovenielil of this ol,l likhway into
Keiierat Ions to mine, and ll is hei om
t II K at nine nciessll'le ami conven
ient. Siiier l.-or Macduff has re
cently reiiirned froin a trip Into the
reserve where the Government has
(oinplctcii miles of telephone line
and made plans to: many ot her
miles. One line now connects
throiih to the i oast at (eild Iteacli. I
Kit ;:' th of the oKue.
A line was already bail; as far as
"I'll Kami, a placer mine that is ep
era'ed by t!n Almeda I'misolidated
Mines Co., below tlalice. and the
Koverunieiit wire continues from
there on to llkihe. at the
of the Hotfue. forty mil
Hk tend
helow. '
where It ties on to a line that fo
lo, the Knue t.on; Cold lieach. j
i oiunletiiiL' the wire to th.. sea Tlie i
en lu w ill a little la'er bull,) a line
from lllahe to Amies, at the mouth
of the Illinois river
A second line will be st run h up
Mule creek to l'deu Valley, a din
tame of eleven miles, wheie it will
be connected with the wire of the
oon Hay Fire Patrol association,
and the extensive system operated
by that company From Hden Val
ley the forest service wire will lie
run to West Fork, on the Southern
Tactile: railway.
These mile of wire are not hunt!
for the iiiero accommodation of
sportsmen and outers, however, but
are part of tli complex system
through which the government Is
now coiiservinn Its natural resources.
On nil the highest mountain peaks
OVERALLS
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
FOR CHILDREN 1 to 8 years
tlVt STH AV'M h CO,, tiW w Irmw
th
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i.'i .-. um r.-.i : warm.
tic i- I'"'. i'f.;n v..'.:c,
L.. i:. .;' p;ac;:-.al.
1 1 j buys a
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: il l' lihoi.e stations are erected, and j
, at cm li a tmvsl winner is kept ilnr-!
iii.u llii' ;-(aso;i v. hen ilaiucr of for-!
e.-t lirea is greatest. I'a li inoniiiiL;
at earliest dalii'cak this raimer
:!iust call "0 the head ranker to
; Iio'a that he Is "on the juli." At
;iiJu-iall in: aain reports, ami lit
my hour of the day In- must !c
within lieaiiiu of the hell. His duty!
i s to si a it all parts of the furcst that j
call he seen froi.i lii elevated posl- j
lion, and he first appearance of an j
incipient blaze Is to he reported to ;
'ie !'c:i;t rtinuer. who will dispatch'
men -within an hour to I'mht It and
sae the etidatiKert'd timber.
At em li station a telephone box of
the 'police" model is installed. This
telephone is both Inc. water ami
bullet proof, but can be opened at
any time by the traveler and the
operator at central called. The wires
are biini; with sufficient slack that
fallini; trees will not break them.
Work upon the Unfile river trail
is to commence within a few days by
! 'lit' mountainous country, the i:r.:i:
ty of Josephine recently appropriat
ed $l'mn, and the forestry service
will add $1, LMHt more, tnakini; a to
tal of $ I, MMi, which will .no a loni;
!"'' toward buildlni; a trail that w ill
1 m'" Hh1 trade of the lower Koijue to
i tlis district. Amont; the more im-
improvements contemphited
is the cuttini? out of the switc hboard
at Hunker creek, the brhltiini; of
Kelsey creek, and the tnkiiit,' of the
trail off bed rock. In addition to
this the service Is putting up metal
sluns at all places where trails di-
v,,''-'' distances winn i;iven to
points in each direction. Kadi mile
likewise marked by a metal num-
1,'1'' the distances having been ac-
curateiv (leteniuiieii ny means ot a
bhytle wheel with cyclometer at
tachment. The Siskiyou reserve contains
some of the grandest hunting
grounds of the west; the streams are
tilled with trout, and the lower
Itoguo has scenery that rivals Amer
ica's best. The improvements which
the forestry service Is making in the
Interests of conservation have a
value equally as great In that they
make available to a greater num
ber of attractions that have hereto
fore been open to the few only,
I'OSTAI. TH I (.K ril
, im; moiji: iu,i:s.
Yorknten have been busy for a
week or more digging a trench
across the railroad ground along
Mth street aad on Saturday they
laid a cable from the Postal te1'
graph ettlce on Sixth street to icn
tiei t with the company's through
lims on the poles on F street. A
new switch board Is also being
i'l.u I'd in the ottlce and when all
we:k is tllii.-hcd the tirauts llso ot
tlce of the Festal company will be
i c.-.i ei te, w ith all t he Postal w ties
and will have a long distam e tele-
ihone service Installed. and it Is
i 1. umed. with tolls imiii li less than
now effective with the i '.'',.' i . on.
p.uiy. It Will U'Huile About to c"'m
for the completion of the work
-ah i.i:.i:v
WOM V KIT. Ill (OKI'S.
T',. i:. ! . :. W' o 1: h i'! was
i .. , . ,,f a n:t ri y - : :n Mo -,;.
, . i, !.-.-'. No'.- ' .. 1 v'aei!
, i ,. !: V. ,. :..:,'.-. il '!- t "l l'S
, ., , j;,.. in l.oi'or ot t '.. oi';,ni.a
t;. i.t..i bi: lol ,y . 'file c(.l..r
M : , i i ili.rj v.is 1 in'ied
;.; .). wiih patriotb-
. i , o;" : ..: i-s i.tul chrys-
. ii ; , . t- v.. re arr;.:g. .! artist!" -..;,'.
j., iHtiiag roi'v At ,;
. . r , , ., r I.- ! . ar.v :"-is l'i s-
'I he evening was it rtiiimite 1 w ith
... , :- j,,. .', i., . ,;. i ,.i i s show :, on
t l.e .- r. eii by Mr. How e'l, a piano
,...!,, by Mr.--. U iwell ac (it ipatiied by
i l.i. : i I .a i : on the v ioliii. ..;id a lu.--t.
v. '. Hen. I.o-an ii rpH by Mr.-.
1 1 , f : ii-t f Patrick. (leti. I.oian corps
N i :'i ''..is i i .:::ni'. d in 'he af:er
i onfT i ! Noveml er 1 V Is i:i ' he
old i bid F' Hows' hfil '. l ;.i:ttr..--:i'
Pi'e-ii'o-ir Mary II. Illli- ol .1. It.
Mathews corps No. II of Forest
;i "iv e. The ot rc t i ' ted vesv:
I 'I'csidi nt. Alice Ktatii'-r; sei.ior vi .
Ale e f 'arson : junior vi'-e. I.ouise
Cr " '.en: treasurer, Atneli i Foul:
i ha ol.iin. 1 larrict i'a tri k : c iiduc
dii'tor. I'hele Axtell; ',''ianl, Nellie
Mutt; assistant condiu tor, Anna Col
by: assistant guard, Fli.abeth (!rif
lith: secretary, Tilly Powell. The
newly elected officers were installed
that evening with the comrades :is
invited guests. A jolly so'dal time
:uid ll Icino.uet ( 'om'iI ill" memorable
day.
Mrs. Patrick said that been use
their name was "Policf Corps." they
thought they must relieve everybody
and if the committie did no: report
eno'i'.'h needy ones at each :ac ting,
the charitable and kind hearted
members would canvass the town,
feaii.ig nunc l.t'i' !; one had been
neglected or overlooked. For funds
to carry on this work, "pound so
cials," "in ciiit soi lals." dinners on
election day. Fourth id duly and ex
cursion days, chicken pte suppers,
ru:.:niaui' sales and the "Old Maids'
Convention," given twice in the
opera house, netted $1 '.'.". Also the
collections on Memorial Hay amount
ed to a large sum, for which the
corps Is ever grateful. In patriotic
work $14 2.1." has been spent for
flags, banners and bunting, and have
helped purchase school Hags scatter
ed along the line from Astoria to
Ashland. Besides several hundreds
of dollars used in local relief work
ami turned over to the post in the
past L'2 years, money has been sent
outside to help the Kansas flood, the
(lalvcston Hood and the San "Fran
cisco earl hipiake sufferers. .Money
has been sent to the Anderson prison
fund, to the Lincoln Association
fund and to the National Soldiers'
home. This corps give liberally to
ward the building and furnishing
the cottages ni the soldiers' homo at
ltosehurg and helped pay for the
monument in Portland, erected to
the memory of the Oregon volun
teers; also $." to the monument fund
for Loyal Women and every year
money is sent to the Southern Mem
orial and Hed Cross funds. We have
lared for the veterans, the widow
and orphan, have nursed the sick
and buried the dead and helped scat
ter flowers on their graves IVora
tioit hay.
Uev. Robert McLean was called on
for the closing address. He said he
was in doubt just how to address the
newly enfranchised woman and re
lated some amusing incidents rela
tive to the newer order of equality,
ami frankly admitted he would not
like to bo told by his equal comrade
he must stay at home and tend the
baby at night, while she went on
p'eket duty. Mr. Md-can paid a
glowing tribute to the grand work
that has been done in the past and
was being done by the Woman's Re
lief Corps, auxiliary to the (Irand
Army of the Republic. On their
charter hanging in the lodge room
are Mesdames Lucy McLean,
Roxana dreen, Harriet Patrick.
Fli.abeth C.riffitlf Amelia Pool.
Alice Hi-own. Phebe Axtell. Nellie
Mott. Anna Colby and Mary Chausse.
Misses Albe Carson, Tillie Powell.
Carrie Farr. Alice Smith and Lou
Crockett. Only two of the above
i barer numbers are identified with
(leu Logan corps today. Mrs. Har
i i ' P i ' : ' and Roxana Creeti.
S:iee it ..I'.iwav d,u , 2 l!t inure
ii. m: 1 ' ecu addi I. Cen. Lo
gan " ... : h'i!!dr"d members, is
o"" i ' " - 1 mo's' ;::t 1 most ac
f'' -. - :-. tae Oregon department.
It-- ke ' l' a- ever been onward.
while faithfu'ly performing Ps obli
t.'ii'tt of tv.rernity, charity and
tn I'.tv
Fngravl cards at the Courier.
TWO t Ol'Xi; MIA
I KY I oil i: iV MOVLV.
A (oupie ot o ,:.g te.lows Lave
bet a woi '..;ng a gume in the Apple-
eate iL.arii t whi-h m c1ii to have
the ; ppearal.i e ot a skill g.i' -'-'
'I'll y ...v trave.'.:; cn toot slating
. they Were unable to S"C.l'e a
rig in (.rants Pass as the teams were
; ail liiii d out. 'fie y i laim to be
: s. Hi,. ; f'liir.-, .. ;: o.lm e a box "
'eiiv.-.o. .. a number ot which ore
: to ruir.i;'; ;i i .' tiui.i'ie:-.-. a ml t he
1 p. : -on iii .. :- a pri..e n..iubcr -:ei.-'t:.e
si(i,. t J',. v.l.ich amount I In-y
: are to pay in advam ai.il the smve
; w 11! be shipped i la i m-d iately.
j Strai.i- to su; . ; u of A,.-
' ple.-.ite re:ii.!.-l.t ll.tt; iltt.W II "io'ic"
1 envelopes and ai'.van i 1 Iiie re
'ipiircd illli: I till ARRLSf i
of i. or(i( (i. ;
1 OS ANCCI.l.S. Nov. Deputv !
r 'I Si I'i'S . .': al li . i-i 11'aU
: I ' ,1 , ' :i y I '1:0 ' ' e ; 1 .' ha 1 l - ,
, 1 ; ',- I no vi . . ' b a I ". 11 ;i !i"ia 1,
:e ' 'i.. . :t i i -.: ' "::- i!.e
( i iV.,.:. ' - " : '. :.! xi'-an
; i-iri'v b- lei . and that ho has
i;; J''1"' 1 -:- ' "' '' 1
to 1 eii ; ii:-1 On- : ; .u Las An- ;
gelerf. j
I !:. gle's -M-Mi".. '! - i.-L t.tier
la thoru-uh inves, ' . ii a "i reji.rt
;':at ( ire :e.i w is!" ':' : h! s w ife I
! ( re end wo:;ld .i. i.'i -i i :i a U 1
. : ; v."; ; r;. -r i '. : . . :. lalatb ti of
ihe neutrality lav.;-.
i.K ili.i: (Wmcrov ri:i.k.si:i).
Cll ICAllO. Nov. -Lucille
I Cameron of M iiiueapolhi. the !!-
year-old white girl, held in jail as a J
j ui':n :-s agtiittst .hu k .Iclnisoii. negro I
li.uiailis-, was n leased to. 'ay by Fnit
'i,l St-i't'S .Ii'd-o Carpeuler. The
girl's reiea a.-i s red by her
liiioilo r. Mri. F. f 'ameron-Fah om ! .
who rigned n l end whi h insures the
i appearance in mart of h'-r daiuhter
tit any time called.
I WolTII K MAV.s.
I'.MMli: l-'OIS SFATTLi:.
SL'ATTLi:, Nov. E. II. Wells,
former editor of the Seattle Star, is
completing plans today to start an
other evening paper in this city.
Wells and dohn P. I l.irtinan, well
known attorneys, have organized the
j Miu Publishing company and an
nounce that the first copy of it will
lie Issued in February.
( OliVAI.LIS WO.MLN KAI.I.OT.
j CiMiVALLIS, Nov. lia urns
I from the bridge bond election show-
that oil women of this city consti
tuting; over half of those voting, cast
their ballots. The total vote was
less than COO and practically all of
1 1 he women voted a i'lirniat ivelv.
tw fi.m: i:i:i. ti i s mi i.i i
i IN MIX KAN KFVol.n ION.
' KAMLOOI'S, 1!. C, Nov.
I'fvcelve relatives murdered in .Mexico.
; including father, mother, three
.brothers and three sisters, is the
J horrifying intelligence conveyed in
a telegram this morning to Miss (ler
Itrude Hock, a millionaire of this city.
The massacre was perpetrated by
I Mexican rebels and occurred October
1 mi the ranch (ccuuied by Mr.
I Hock at Pleasant Valley, a short dis
Itance from Mexico City. He was an
! American citi"en and the authorities
' have been trying to locate the daugh
ter for a month. The young woman
s prostrated at the terrible news.
(Alio M li.ll; ACTOKV
m:i; io i n m i tail
! NAM PA, Idaho, Nov. 25. Work
men are busy today preparing for the!
demolition of the million dollar sug-j
jar factory of K. P. Dyer & Company,
I said to be the largest in the state.'
;The plant is being moved to Spanish
j Fork, Ftah, where the machinery
janj structural work from the Idaho'
; factory w ill be shipped. The Idaho :
t factory was built in the summer of
1 :"; and has been i io-ed tor the
I past three years.
YACHT H.c.; ,(; 1 !!..
SKATTLK. Nov. . .1. i. mora j
are i haUcnge.l by the member:- ofi
the Seattle Yai ii: club, t i meer its'
entry ;i a race to be held ;a the ex-
position regatta in t'.-i:.. the o.rse1
to extend from San Francis o ;i:- ,n J i
the Farallone Islands and back. Tor!
fail boats under 5 a feet. Represent
atives of the i la'.' now at Saa Fran-J
i is.-o Iuv, been author'. d to arrange I
the r .:! for the ra e with the rezat-'
t uMumittee. '
"Our Personal
!o all
vVc bav- teen In husinps in l!us town
f.,r -on- tnie. and 41 e U:r.! to
Idii.l 1 1 c '- ai:.ys iidvisii'.s; our
1.., t MillS 1'i'llt.
So wi" n v. t. ll vju that wc hav
i-jii "'a' ;::
i eijv U11J t.:i W-
fen.! 1 lie cret.u ret
...I 1.-..
11 '.vita lie ni.u. .11.11 on . 1 -
iron (ia.l f ran tee. nro.ei ny on .--. -von
ran .1. ceil I 1 pun it t1 at we vlve .cr
clvicp let in order ti- se I a few 1 otte
.-.e,li.-in m skin sc tft-prs. l et b
,,.t,. Ul. kn.-iw 1'inv P will help our
I usii.i'ss if wo help 0".r r'rous.
Vc krop in ptr'''- r.ni1 s-elt. all tb xv-fdl
lnnwn -:--ii reihi-.ties. :'nt we will s-i
Xla- i. mm: a-.' ui!.'i':ii from any
kind " s' n tr.e.l.).-. ec,.rui. I soriasw
rash or teltr. w" w int you to try a tall
M).,. ,.,tt. r( Ik I'. 1'. I'l-cscripti"!!.
AnC. if it Uucji not do the work, tms
' .r I. ens L cl !s
0. A. . I!AM WTI.ii
visit n: mi s-
(-lii;i;o. AflRICFLTl RAL COI
1. LCi;. Corvallis, Ore.. Nov. A
schedule of a do.en com efts, besides
the uppio.i' hing" home concert, has
Icon announced by the director of
.. .ib ; iniliiaiy i. and of the Ore
. .;i A - : ic,; It lira I College.
('apt. liar:;. Heard has arranged
! r L e tn; to vi-'!; ' '!i i iti 'S of
Ais.iiu Oregon d.tring the Christ
inas -. ." otioti. ! .caving t he lP'oiis
on Cliri: turns eve. they w ill gi lirst
to Coiti'g" drove, where they will
play both afternoon and evening on
Christmas day in the moving picture
thea'ie. The next day they go to
'rants Pass, where they will give a
'otri"'! r !!'!'.'! t!:o r.-'vpi'Tc of th?
high school. There, as in Medford
and other cities, they hope to assist
the high school hoys in organizing
their own bamh-.
On Friday. Dec. 27. they will play
in Medf.'ird, and after playing in
Ashland under the auspices of the
National (iuard Saturday night, they
will return to Medford for a sacred
con ert Sunday afternoon. The next
week's programme begins with a con
cert at Uoseburg Monday night un
der the auspices of the national
guard. On Tuesday the same or.gan
zation will have charge of the con
cert at Albany. Then the boys will
( toss the river to the west side for a
series of four concerts at Dallas", Mc
Miniivillo, llillsboro, ami N'ewberg.
The baud will include thirty pieces
and all of the men are players of ex
perience. As they have furnished
all the music for the Saturday mat
inee dances, at the college, to w hie a
their programs have given the name
"Hand 1 nformals," and have played
at several i onvocat ions also, as well
us for military drills, they have had
much practice together, and expect
to offer their audiences excellent
music.
They are to give their first concert
of the year in the Corvtillis opera
house December 13, and are plan
ning for their college audiences some
"classy college stunts."
;i:i:i;al sala.iik maim iii:s
TOWAKD ( ASAS (iU.WDLS.
' WASHINGTON, Nov. 2."..- That
the Mexican rebel leader. Genera'.
Salar.ar. is inarching toward Casas
Grairles. is stated in a dispatch re
ceived today from General K. 7..
Steever. commanding the Fnited
States troops on the border.
Steever states that Salazar has
boasted that he will occupy the city
within five days.
I'ltMSIDKNT SAMIT.I. (iOMPKKS
THUKATIlMll) I'MIDIOMA
ROCHKSTF.K. X. Y., Xov. 25.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor is ser
iously in her. today, threatened with
vanced age, Gompers' friends are
vanced age, Gomper's friends are
greatly worried over his condition.
The convention of the Building
Trades department of the federation
opened today. The general conven
tion ended Saturday night with the
re-election of Gompers and other old
officers of the federation.
You will be surprised at the quick
results of a classified want ad.
INVEST YOUR MONEY so it will return
50 per cent profit
You can do this by the proper use of
Drainage tile
Ask for information and get our prices,
We can interest you
JACKSONVILLE BRICK & TILE CO.
JACKSOXVILLK, OKK.
I
Guarantee
Sliin Suflercrs"
iioitl- ff'St y ou notbin''
in .C 1'itf.
,ij 11 anJ a- a;r w . uvu .
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10 :!u skin takvs a .v.: the r :
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w 'nl. ru.'c. ". i.'.i I ... r I' .!...-.. . ii ,n,
, w.ilin-: i. -re ii-'iis. Ar.ii i: ,. .
j.;.-t ia.: v P.h .t m v. . l ,.j
. iM.ik. 'l ; '. I i i.e! -d l .e ii ii : ''s..' ,', ly
vu d.i-.l i'W.iy t oo m-'.i.ir.t y; i b, :.i,...
Cos Ik 1' 1.
We l..re iva-lo f:.tt friends f ,m0M
tfcan one family by r.-'.-oiioi . n l ie- t ,,,
I'. icelv to ii skin tuittcrer bere :.n.l
thele an I W' VVrc.lt Vd'; t o trv it Il0V,
eii oji pusiuvc no-pay tuartntue. -
drugs.
WIKK KKIKFS.
PORTLAND, Nov. 2.",. -Frank
llillinaii got up in a car to give :,;s
seat to a woman passet-.g- :-. ,l.;st
then the car gave a lurch, throwing
i I i 11 ii i;t ii to the Hour. I'idoiated
shoulder and minor luvisvs.
OAKLAND, Cul., Nov. -Oak-l
.tnl harbors a burglar who does not
go by halves. He drove a four horse
team to the home of Mrs. Danriger
and was gathering everything from a
, liot stove to the jew elry w hen the
'owner appeared. The police have thn
team but not the burglar.
j LOS ANG1-:L1-:S, Nov. 2."..--Follow,
ling a trail of 45 calibre cartridges
i and black powder, police expected to
'find another dynamite bus. Six boys
laite 7 were In tin alley coal box. Thev
were playing hare and hounds. The
powder was their trail.
PORTLAND. Nov. 2. - Clement
(Tcmonson, who announced himself
ar, a "Switzerland Swiss," was gath
ered in for buffeting the booze in vir
ions buffets. He yoih'led so long and
loud In his cell that the authorities
were forced to turn him loose.
PORTLAND. Nov. 'j:;.-.Ji:;::::y
Dunn, aged six, was gathered in
while towing a big double barreled
shotgun down Washington street.
"What you dolus; with the gun. kid?"
t fie officer asked. "Gonna blooey
blooey bfg l)oo-dog," was Jimmy's co
herent response.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. L'fi. "He
threw a can of chloride of lime at
me,' said Mrs. Van Ueekern. who
wants a divorce. The court is delib
erating. Mrs. Ada Cleaver went to Jackson
ville this afternoon to visit her broth
er, Lawrence Brown.
IXHOKS FKOM ASH LAM).
Ashland Happenings Alwnfs Interest
Our Headers.
After reading of so many people
in our town who have been cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills, the question na
turally arises: "Is this nuedicine
equally successful In our neighboring
! towns?" The generous statement of
khis Ashland resident leaves no room
for doubt on this point,
j H. Powell, 263 Oak St., Ashland,
'Ore., says: "I suffered a great deal
jfrom kidney trouble and backache
and sometimes I could hardly get
i around. On arising In the morning,
!l was stiff and lame and the kidney
secretions annoyed me by their Ir
regularity in passage. As soon as I
leommeueed taking Doan's Kidney
! Pills, I improved and I am now in
good health. I still use Doan's Kid
ney Pills occasionally, but more as a
preventive than anything else. I al
ways insist upon Doan's Kidney Pills
for no other substitute could be as
effective as they."
For sale by all dealers. Pries 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N'ew York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name Doan's
and take no other.
Former IUxident Seriously Ill
Mrs. Jos. Moss was called to Port
land Monday on account of the ser
ious Illness of her father. Dr. Will
Jackson, one of the pioneers of
Grants Pass, leaving this city H
years ago, and for 10 years past
practicing dentistry in Portland.
He has been 111 for a year or more.