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-::-THE WEEKLY TIMES,IK- Containing Eight Pages of SPICY NEWS, and RELIABLE MATTER, than any Newspaper Published io Southern Oregon.»®®rsx?k«xï>8>®®®®®®®®® NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. ONLY $1.50 A YEAR PROFESSIONAL CARDS MEDFORD RACKET STORE Wm. M. COLVIO, LAWYER. Has Just received itsJine, large -took of Oregon. Jacksonville, I •moa In lied Men's Uulldlng. New Goods, Which includes f*. P. PRIM A SON, Complete line of Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings, Lace Curtains in corded net, Balgarine, Irish Point and White Tambournet, Fulled Sash Cur tains in plain and figured muslins, Tartalane, Figured Swiss. Saxony Net, Pillow Shams, Counterpanes and Crochet Quilts in many styles. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Jacksonville, Oregon. ■Will practloe In all courta of the H.ate. Of- floe In the Court House last door on the rtrht from entranuu. A. N. SOLISS, A FINE LINE OF ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Jnckaoavllln, Orados * WSk»»rt rubile Pt «atices tn all the oourts. Offiee on California Street, bet. 4th and flth. The Most Value for the Least Money. A. C. HOUGH, NYE & STONER, Successors to G. L. Webb. ATTOHNKY AT LAW, Granfa Pean. i Soaps, Perfume.“ and Toilet Articles. Our Notion line is complete. • Oregon. OB*e over Halr-K ddls Hardware Store. Í A. E. REAMES. I Saint Helen’s Hall, A T T O R N E Y-A T-L A W, • Jacksonville, - Portland, Oregon. Oregon. O|XMied its 32d year with a full corps of well trained teachers. It comprises four departments : Office In Red Men a Hulldlng / ROBT. G. SMITH« ATTORN KY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Graaf* Pa**. Oregon. PvBOticea to all the court* luiidlug. up-si aíra. Office In Hanis Academic, Intermediate, Primary and Kindergarten. J. M. KEENE, D. D. 5 OPERATIVE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY j Office. In the Adklna Deuel blook, Medford, . « Ur. J. Oregon The Academic department offers four courses—the Classical, Latin, Scientific, the English and College Preparatory. Special advantages in Music. Native French teacher, resident. Under the patronage of the School are NORMAL klNOERGAHTKN TRAINING CUSSES nducitd by a Specialist. Separate Home and Special Regulations for Post Graduates and Mature Student* •rb'ur circulars and other Information address MISS ELEANOR TKBHKTTS. Principal. W. ODGERS, DENTIST Ashland, A Board ing and Day- School for Girls. Oregon. •H m permanently located In Aahland for th* practice of dentlatry. From a continued praotloeof over fourteen year* I am pre pared to guarantee entire aatlafaclloo MAX MILLER & CO GEO. O’B. DE BAR, M. D., PHYS I OIAN AND SURO EON Jacksonville, Oregon. 'Office'nOrth'e Rloek. up-,taira. Reatdenoe on California «treat Day or night oalla at tended rromntly. Arc the Leading Dealers in (Jent’s Furnishing Goods. Hats. Root and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco Confections, Tropical Fruits, Stationery, Notions, Etc., Etc. D on ' t B e D oped Goods are Fresh and First-Class and Prices the Bes^ There have lawn placed upon the market aeveral cheap reprint* of an obeoleto edition of " WelMter'* Dictionary.” Tb«y are twin* offered uuder variuu* rmiuee at a low price GIVE US A CALL By dealer*, agenta, etc., and In a few InatancM M a premium foraulaM-rlptlo.il to paiwr*. Aunouuecmetit* of these comparatively DON’T STOP WORK! Worthless reprint« are very iii I s I i - iu II iik . They are ad. vertiaed to lw the aulaUantlal equivalent of a lusher-priced law>k. while they are *11 Reprint Dictionaries, phototy|M? copien of a I mm >I c of over fifty yeknt n*ro. which wanaold foraliout 95.00, and which whn much nu|»erior to thene imitations, ix'lng a work of nomu merit irmtvud of one For a Sprained Arm, Ankle or back SNAP SHOT. The Webatcr'« Unabridged Dictionary pub. ll*h«d by our houae 1« the only meritoriou* one of tlmt nnm<>. It la-ar* our Imprint on the tltle-paic«- and I* proteettsl l«y copyrlirlit from «-heap Imitation A* a dictionary last« n lifetime will It not la- larttertopurchaa* the Ruh in well and LATEST AND BEST, Webster*« Internationa! Dictionary of ENGLISH* Biotraphy, Geography, Fiction, etc. Hie 10xl2V|x4V^ invhea. YOU ARE GOOD AS NEW Thia Book is the Best for Everybody. IT HAS CURED OTHERS, IT WILL CURE YOU. STANDARD AUTHORITY of the U. 8. Supreme Court, all Che State Supreme Courta, the U. S. Government Printing Office and of nearly all the Schoolbooks. WARMLY COMMENDED by College Presidenta, State Superintendente of Schoola and many other eminent authorities. Sutton'«Snap Shot, the wonderful deatroyer of all forms of Inflammation In man or beast. tOc andII per bottle, R K SUTTON, sole proprietor and manufacturer, Ashland, Oregon. For sale at City Drug Store, Jacksonville, and by Dr J. Hinkle Central Point. Webtter’* Collegiate Dictionary, Jacksonville Marble Works Recently abridged from the International and next <o It the beat for the family and etudent. Size 7x10x294 inch««. Specimen pa(jfn either ••ent firr the aekintj O. * C. MERRIAM CO.. Springfield, Maes Granite and Marble Work STAGE LINE, of Bvery D**srlptlon Panala ths Boat Style AT BBASONABLB PRICES. Thoroiathly rsatocksd and entirely new man- acamen t. Monuments and Cemetery Work a Specialty. Heat and (JulokMt Route to KLAMATH FALLS / ASHI.ÀND: KI.AMATH FALL*: ’Leave« .. I ,00 p . m . Leavo* . . . inora Arrive* ..........t:*r. M. Arrive* ........ fl:*) A. a Hag flag", F.inro«« and Freight Paaaenger*. ttaggag«, muet tie Waybllled. Ashland Office : POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Klamath Fall* Agent:, H H VANVALKENHUR VIM I VI80R! VITALITY! MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS have been In uae over 60 year* by the leader* ot th* Mormon Church and their follower«. Positively rnre* the worst ease* in old and young nrislnfl from effect* of mil *bii«e, dkrlpaUon, excewvs, or cigarette «making. Carse Leal 1, __ |ni B |wPn«y, Loa* rower, Nlght-I.oseee, Hprrmatervheea, lammnla, ■lnnh„d, __ f I-« In Bock, Berk. Kvll Desire«, Nemlnal Kmlssloa«. Lame Bark, Mervoa« Debility. ravM'le.orCeaetlpa*’ P -■««tache, Uicfl'n*-«« »• Marry. I .««a at Femen, Varl- rion, mana galrk«»«« of I>l««-havge. Rtop* Nervo»* 50 A cts gently c K idneys , and Bov.- CLtAN5E5 T‘<: 5 ^GO^. OVERCOMES y ^BITUALCCN Arldr***, BISHOP REMEDY CO., Ban Franclse*, Oal. Sold at City Drug Store Jacksonville. A Joke on Ton« Heed. Stanley W. Davenport from Penn sylvania. loves a joke, and when, the ither day, be saw ex-Speaker Reed imbllng through Statuary ball, where icboes play so many strange tricks, be grasped an opportunity. Mr. Daven port stood on the threshold of the cor ridor leading to the bouse, just where .he capltol guides speak In low voices o the never ending stream of visitors who are placed far out facing the ilock in the marble car of time. A jashful wedding couple was listening .0 the long distance story at that ¡»ar- lcular moment, and Mr. Reed was just passing them on the way toward, the iupreme court. “’reU them Tom Reed is passing.” ■aid Mr. Davenport to the guide. Mr. Seed himself beard the Pennsylvanian :hrough the medium of the wonderful ■cbo, although be was many yard* t way. “Look toward the clock, and you will <ee the Hon. Thomas B. Reed of Maine, ■x-speaker of the bouse, passing at rour left,” droned the guide immedi- itely. The bridal couple, of course, “rub- >ered” intently, and Mr. Reed, startled >ut of a deep brown study, smiled at be strange proceeding. Engineering. Twiteblng ef Kjro. ltd*. Effect*are Immediate. Impart vlflor and potenrv to every CENTS function. Don’t get <1 ure I« ■ ' -«pondent, -tandem, ■ n t cure Is »I at hand. n*uo. Roatore* n-swres »malL «men, nnclevelopod wuuw«ri«,|rro raeraw organ«. Stimulate* — -A — -____ __ co «»„e., .Ml Iiv A wntt«u fuarantoo, to ouro or th* brain _ _ »nd nerve «er*, lUk* floc, » a bar box, A <1 f f r r W Ti.M by inGil mall. A inane; retuudeu, with b boxe«. Circular* free. Rodenber*’* Constituent. Valuable educational results often ittend a visit to Washington. The ither day a substantial German con stituent of Representative Rodenberg ?ame on. lie was well up in the busi ness and politics and general informa tion of the Twenty-first Illinois dis trict. but he had never before visited the national capital and mingled with the men who make aDd administer the government. The congressman and the constituent went to the White House. The president greeted tlie old German so pleasantly that he put him it his ease immediately. "When did you come to this country?" the presi dent inquired after some other pre- Imjaayy cQatersatioa. “X ias id in 1876,” replied the visitor, the White House the congressman and the constituent walked over to the reasury, the constituent expressing acartlly his good Impression of the president Mr. Rodenberg led the way nto the office of the secretary and pre- tented the constitueut to Mr. Gage. -Vot is your name?” asked the con- itituent "My name is Gage.” answer- id the urbane head of the money busl- □ess of the government. "Vot yob do you hold here?” asked the constituent. This was almost too much for the sec retary. but be recovered himself from the shock and explained courteously. President McKinley the other day ■xplaiued to a committee from the 1111- ivis State Manufacturers' association, who Invited him to attend n dinner in ?liicago on March 26. that he would >rob*bly not be able to accept, because here would likely be au extra session >f the senate to confirm uomluatious. This Is the first Intimation that an ex- ra session of tin- senate would be nec- ■wary or that the president expected o make any appointments other tliau o till places Caused by the expiration >f terms. Tlie president also said to ila callers that he expected to go as far the Pacific coast late in the spring Ha New Orleans and the Southern I’acitic road. Ills visit is for the pur K>se of attending the launching of the mttleship Ohio at the yards of the Jnlou Iron < ouiro^e—__ Jacksonville, Oregon I [Special Correapondenc*.) A comprehensive bill for a temple of justice, to be located on the square bounded by First and Second street* northeast and B street northeast and East. Capitol street, has been prepared >y Chairman Mercer of the bouse com- nlttee on public buildings and grounds. It provides that a grand building, to tost #7,000,000, Including site, shall be erected as a companion to the new li brary of congress and in a style of ar chitecture to correspond with that building and the’cflpTtof as aTome for the department of Justice, the supreme court of the United States, the court of claims, the court of appeals of the District of Colurrbia and the National Law library. The ground, which Mr. Mercer’s bill would acquire by condem nation or purchase under the direction of a commission, consisting of the sec retary of the treasury, the secretary of the interior and the chief justice, con sists of 226,157 square feet Provision is made for a repeal of the bill authorizing the erection of a de partment of justice building at a cost of $1,000,000, approved March 3, 1899, and the attorney general Is directed to return to the treasury any part of the *25,000 appropriated by congress and to render an accounting. The bill also provides for invitations to ten promi nent architects, or firms of architects, to prepare plans for the temple of jus tice and for their compensation. Extra Seaalon of Senate. J. C. WHIPP, Proprietor Ashland and Klamath Falls TIME TABLE. WASHINGTON LETTER. Bananas, oranges and lemons can always be found at Wetterer’s^ • The United States spends #10,000,000 a year in maintaining the Indians. The best brands of cigars, tobacco, etc., can always be found at Joe Wetterer’s. » F. E. Dunn of Eugene has sold 57 bales ot ’99 hops to a San Francisco buyer for 8 cents a pound. The Nile Is noted for its variety of fish. An expedition sent by British Museum brought back9000 specimens. Land thickly covered with timber indicates good land. When the trees 1 are scattered and not very tall indi cates poor land. A large quantity of newspapers, suitable for wrapping, pasting on walls, putting undei carpets, etc can be obtained cheap, in quantities tc suit, at T he T imes Printing House. A strange method of cooking an egg it sometimes employed by shepherds In the east. An egg is placed in a sling and whirled round and round until the heat of the motion has cooked it. The celebrated .Snap Shot, the best medicine in the world for allayiog in* flammatiDn in man or beast, can be found at Dr. Robinson’s diug store, also at Dr. HiDkle’s, Central Point. Trv it. When you need a soothing and heal ing antiseptic application for any pur pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, a well-known cure for piles and skin diseases. It heals sores without leaving a scar. Beware of counterfeit«. At City Drug Store and Dr. Hinkle’s, Central Point. E. J. Burnham of Upton, Cal., and J. N. Dayis of Sisson, who went to San Francisco on the Holiday excur sion, were asphyxiated by illuminating gas at the U. S. Hotel on Eddy street. They were in an Intoxicated condition when they retired. The Southern Pacific railroad Is abreast of the times with electric headlights for itsengines. By merely touching a button tne engineer sets the light into play. Each light is of 2000 i andle power. It lights the track half a mile in front of the engine, while with the oil light the track was lit but a few hundred feet in front of the cowcatcher. Anything on the track can be seen sixteen telegraph poles a head of the engine, far enough so that the train could be brought to a halt before it reached the object, even if it be under full speed. The engines are being provided with the apparatus as fast as It can be supplied. Help is needed at once when a per son’s life is in danger. A neglected cough or cold may soon become serious and should be stopped at once. One Minute Cough Cure quickly '•J res coughs and colds and the worst cases of croup, bronchitis, grippe and other throat and lung troubles. City Drug Store,Jacksonville. and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point, Ore. Mrs. Charles L. Fair's pet Pomer anian poodle at San Francisco is wearing gold-crowned teeth. This is an unusual distinction, even for canines of high degree. Mrs. Fair’s pet is given careful attention to keep him In good health and spirits. Re cently he became tidgity, could not eat tlie choice morsels prepared for him and was evidently suffering great pain. The veterinarian was called and found that the dog’s teeth had decayed—the result of too much candy, the doctor said. The necessary dental work was done with very little diffi culty. Anesthetics were not neces sary, as the pcxidle submitted very gracefully to having bis molars exca vated, tilled and capped. Now he eats his bone with relish and munches his dog biscuits withevident satisfaction. Buy a Rutile of Long Since Obsolete. Woe* hy R*rron. Soda Spring*. Stake, Snow, loimbarl ng Camp,Parker « and Kouo; alno best oonnectlan* with «tngo line« from Klamalb ■all* to Hanan«*, Hip and Lakeview. Ft Klam sth and Indian Agenov. Stage leave* Anbland daily on arrival or southbound train and ar rive* dally In good time to conneot with north bound train. BRIEF MENTION Buy Twe gemuinc - n ao r .> t (SUSRNIA fiG SVKV’ ‘ n>a mu »< m osuMars rtuu MX na v., in. A The hport ot Caaralng. Coursing Is a sport little known or heard about except by a very exclusive coterie of fortunate ¡rersotis, whose wealth allows them the enjoyment Of this most exciting of sporting pastimes. In England coursing Is one of the most popular of sports, and it has also obtained a strong foothold In California and other western states, but in the east, owing to the restrictions placed upon It by the law, the meets held are kept as secret as possible, and little about them becomes public. Lovers of the sport are thoroughly enthusiastic in its praise, and notwith standing the restrictions put on them coursing meets are of quite frequent occurrence at this time of the year and are largely attended. — The’ Sport "appTirs^ to be especially attractive to women, many of whom are numbered among its warmest ad mirers, and who, too, are the owners of kennels. The greyhound, which is exclusively used for coursing, is considered by lov ers of the sport as the greatest of all sporting dogs. “Once a greyhound lover always * greyhound lover,” one fair enthusiast remarked at a recent meet, and that opinion is Indorsed by everybody who has been fortunate enough to see the game, graceful and shapely animal in the "chase.” In England the hare is used as the quarry lu coursing, but In this country the western Jack rabbit affords a grand substitute. In fact the American ar ticle has even more speed and. If any thing, Is cleverer in turning than his English relative. The greyhounds are very carefully trained for their work and are given a* much care and attention as a thorough bred race horse. Many of the most fa mous dogs in this country have been imported from England and are of the highest canine aristocracy. They arc of high degree, with pedigrees extend ing back generation after generation. They show in every line and motion the results of years of careful breeding, and their bulging muscles, like bunches of wire springs, show the development which can only be attained by month* of training. The bursts of speed the animals put forth when in action are something wonderfuL They do not seem to touch the ground at alL They simply fly —they scoot, and make only * streak, as they annihilate space. RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS. Rev. Mr. Hansen will hold services at the M. E. church in Jacksonville Sunday morning and evening. Rey. Father Berthiaume will hold services at the Catholic church in Jacksonville, Sunday, Feb. 3d, at 8:30 a . m .: and in Medford, on the same day, at 10:30 a . m . G erman B aptist .—Elder S. M. Eby will hold service« at rhe follow- _____ ing places: 1st and 3d Sunday io each month, at the church near Talent: sec ond. at the Naylor school-house; 4th at Ashland. SURE TO FOLLOW If the Blood Is Impoverished Diseases Which Often Puzzle Doctors Are Inevitable. ( From The Tribune, Webeler City, Ta. Physicians are often puzzled by an ailment that does not yield to the usual remedies, patients are caused much suf fering and expense while experiments are being tried upon them, when in many cases the seat of the disorder is in the blood. If this vital fluid is im poverished disease is sure to follow. Build up the blood, the diseased part is nourished and strengthened, and health results. This is the simple history of what often appears to be a complicated case, Mr. Ezra Edwards, the well-known merchant of Webster City, Iowa, passed through such an experience. He mys: “I have always believed that my trouble was due to the impoverished condition of my blood. About four years ago my ankles began to swell and cause me great pain. I am quite heavy and as I was on my feet constantly I suffered intensely. Finally the swelling became so bad that I could not walk and far * week I was confined to my chair or bed. Three doctors treated me but did not effect a cure. "I first heard of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill« for Pale People through an adver tisement in a religious paper. About six months ago I began taking the pills and I felt good results from the first box. I continued taking them as directed for nearly five months. I am now 4'J year* old and am the picture of health. I am willing to tell the world that Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pill* cured me and I know they will cure others if they are given * thorough trial. "Hardly a day passes that I do not tell some one of the benefits I have re ceived from Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, for I think that anyone suffering from any disorder of the blood or nerves should give them a thorough trial. Signed. EZRA EDWARDS. Subscribed and sworn to lief ore me this 23rd day of November, 1900. F. M. Roundtree, an expert in this W illis G. B onn ««, I line, is prepared to execute al) orders Notary Public | for engineering and boiler cleaning, druggists or direct from Dr. ¡lie guarantees satisfaction. For j part iculars address liitn at Jackson- Williams Medicine Go., Schenectady N. Y , 30 cents per box; 6 boxes, *2.50. M