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Catarrh
Has troubled mo for It yean. I Lt
ta2.cn oar littles o( Hood'a Barsapaxllla
nnd am perfectly cured. I think Hood'a
Buriaparllla has no oqual, and believe that
many who are in poor health and hara
become discouraged, Tronic! ho rcitored to
good health If they would only giro
Hood's Sarsaparilla
a fair trial." W. J.Kkkboii, Antorla.Qro.
Hnnil'c PHI4 all llr llli, bUloM.
(1001! S I IIIJ nm.hndtch. 2.
VALLEY LOCAL NEW?.
ASHLAND TIDINGS.
K. II. Antctiriclh niul J. U. Russell,
df Yrekn, were In town Monday.
Leonard Knlscr nnd sister rcturnod
liotnc to Yrekn Monday.
E. A. Slicrwln went to Portland
Sunday.
Prof. Cornuttof the Ashland pub
lic schools, spent vacation at. his
Douglas county home, returning Fri
day. Wtn. (Jlricli, of Mcdford, wis a
south bound passenger Friday, Jour
neying to northern California, return
ing yesterday.
Elder A. J. Stover, the Adventlst
minister, returned to Grants Pass last
evening after visiting his elm roll peo
ple in Ashland nnd conducting ser
vices for them nt their church.
Chas. Allincn, tho mining expert,
was here Saturday and went back to
Olcndnle where he is to investigate
some mining property in the interest
of Ound, tho Seattle capitalist.
Roseburg Plalndealer.
Dr. Little, of Oakland and Lewis
Wasscrmnn, of Portland, were in the
city Tuesday,
Attorney II. L. Bllycu, of Eugene,
was in Roseburg Tuesday.
CD. Drain, of Drain nnd W. F.
Myers, of Yoncalla, wore recent vis
itors here.
.T. S. Pelcher and Thos. Smith of
Bohemia, and E. C, Lockwood, of
Cottage Grove were in the city Tues
day. II. S. Webber, Jameston, R. Y.
Rordman, Gnlconda, J. Krclodcbon,
Riddle, and J, L. Grimes, of Looking
Glass were In Roseburg Tuesday.
I. E. Rice, of Isadore, was in tho
city Tuesday.
S. C. Mellcr; of Dlllard, nnd W. R.
Vinson, of "Winchester, were in the
city Tueadny.
At tho Odd Fellow's Temple Satur
day night tho following ofllcois were
Installed by D. D. G. M. II. Parry, viz:
R. M. Conkllng, N. G.; J. W. Strange,
V. G.; E. M. Brown, Secretary, and J.
T. Bryan, permanent secretary; S. W.
Vanzllc, War,
R. A. Emmitt, of Kcno, son of Hon.
John Emmitt, of Coles Valley, was in
In tho city Tuesday.
EUGENE OUAKD.
Dr. Hi W. Harris Is in Portland.
W. W. Haines went to Salem Tues
day. J. P. Cheshire returned to his homo
In Sodavllle this morning.
Miss Orpha Way no returned to
Cottage .Grove Tuesday.
Miss Belle Ward, a student, ret lrned
to her homo at ITalscy Tuesday.
N. G. McDonald nnd wife, of Balll
gate, North Dakota, arrived hero
Tuesday.
M. Harlow Sr., is quite ill at his
homo north of this city.
Harrison Bristow has recovered
from his recent illness and is now
working In Ell Bangs' stable.
Mrs. O. S. Goodnough, of Roseburg,
arrived hero Tuesday and will visit
with tho family of II. W. Ilolden.
Chas. Johnson left Tuesday for Pen
dleton, where ho will take a position
with his brother, Grant Johnson.
U. S. Williams returned Tuesday
from Cottage Greve, where ho has
been in the Interest of tho now elec
tric light plant.
J. A. Haines, who has been visiting
with tho family of his brother, W. W.
Haines, In this city, left for Wilbur
Tuesday.
non. II. C. Miller left on a trip to
Albany and Salem.
Prof. D. W. Coolldgo and family
are In Ashland visiting relatives.
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
P. B. Marshall went to Portland
Tuesday.
Miss Molllo Glblln returned Monday
from a visit with Miss Fennell in
Salem.
Lleonso has own Issued for llio
Mnrrlngo of Paul Vntlrltts and Dinah
Irvine
MNJoypfUrowiiell won I to Port
land Tuesday noon In study itttdor
Prof. W. Mfnnl MHi.
Mr. Oscnr Goodman, n former
UiuTenf of (In. Alliniiv oolldKc. U In
lliei-llj.
MIm Nellie lhmWi graduate of
tho Oregon agricultural college has
Juftt completed a term of school In the
Greenback district nnd Is now visit
ing her parent In this city.
Mrs, Htoin nnd Miss Rich are mov
ing Into the residence next door to Dr.
0. W. Mnston. The residence vacated
by them atSecnth nnd Ferry will Ikj
occupied by G. W. Simpson.
Lawyer G. W. Wright nnd Rev. II.
F. Fuller returned from Portland
Tuesday.
G. W. Harris went to Polk county
Tuesday to put up some monuments
forE. W. Ac1ilsoti&Cor
A. I). Darker left Tuesday forSnuth
crn Oregon on A. O. U. W. business.
He will visit Oakland, Yoncolla,
Drain nnd other towns.
L. E. Gray, Mrs. A. D. Baker and
Maggie Baker were In Jefferson Satur
day evening assisting In the organi
zation of a lodge of Degree of Honor,
which stints with a membership
of '2d.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Bloom ar
rived In Albany Saturday evening,
coming up the Willamette on a rlvor
steamer. Mr. Bloom and Miss Cora
Shopc were married In Clearlleld,
Peiin., on Dcccnitor 24th.
Mrs Peacock, mother of W. B. Pen
cock, was taken seriously 111 on .Satur
day with paralysis of the brain, and
her lifo wiib despaired of for some
time. Today she was reported better,
and It was thought would recover.
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0. G. SCI I HA MM
Goodale Uinr Company
OF SALEM .
-Yiarjds ,on Twelf tli and Trade Streets.
Keep tho most complete stock of common, dimension and llnlshed lumber
In tho city, nnd sell on tho most favorable terms. Lath and Shingles.
Our stock-Is made at our own mills, of tho best lumlier in tho state.
C. G, SCHRAMM,
IVIanager.
Insane AsylunvReport.
For December 30, 1803, tho superin
tendent of tho insane aRyluin submits
following reperts:
Mnle patients W4
Female patients '
Total 1,000
No. deaths J,
No. discharged j"
No. received. -u
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