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-^iTHEIWEEKLY TIMES, Containing Eight Pages of SPICY NEWS, and RELIABLE MA ttfp ®<a®®®® —f ®®®®®y M ore than any Newspaper Published in Southern Oregon. _fct®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. ONLY $1.50 A YEAR PROFESSIONAL CARDS. MEDFORD RACKET STORE Wm. M. COLVIG, LAWYER. Ha; just received its tine, large -lock of Oregon. Jacksonville, New Goods, •Jilo« tn lied Men'« Uulldln« Which includes P. 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 prsottos tn all oourt« or the 8.at«. Boe in the Court Houae last door on rlrbt from entrano», A. N. SOLISS, A FINE LINE OF ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Soaps, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. Our Notion line is complete. Jaokeonvllle, Oregon. ^Notary P'lbllc. Pi notice® In all the courts. Offlc« on California Strum, bet. 4th uud 6th. The Most Value for the Least Money. I A. C. HOUGH, H. B. NYE, ATTORN KYAT-LAW, Orant’a Peoa, • Successor to G. L. Webb. • »«■«■«—i«m^^»8 Oregon. Jffloe over Halr-R.ddle Hardware Store. A. E. REAMES, I ATTORN EY-A T-L A W, • Jacksonville, Saint Helen’s Hall, Oregon. • Op<.*n<l its 32d year with a full corps of well trained teachers. It comprises four departments : WOmco In Rod Men's Building. ROBT. G. SMITH, ATTORNEY A.VD OOUN8ELOR AT LAW. Grant’s Paas, Oregon. Fruttine« tn «II the oourt« .lulldlng up-.talra. Offioe In H«nk J. M. KEENE, D. D. S. OPERATIVE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY Offioe* In tbe Adkins Deuel blook, Medford , Oregon. W. ODGERS, Dr. J. DENTIST Ashland, Academic, Intermediate, Primary and Kindergarten. The Academic department offers four courses—the Classical, Latin, Scientific, the English and College Preparatory. Sjiecial advantages in Music. Native French teacher, resident. Under the patronage ot the School are NORMAL KINDERGARTEN THAINING CLASSES nducit-d by a Spec I alia l. Separate Home and Special Regulations for Post Graduates and Mature Students •g*For circulars and other Information address _________ , MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Principal. Oregon. ■Hss permanently located In Ashland for the practice of dentistry. From a continued practloeof over fourteen years I am pre pared to guarantee entire satisfaction GEO. O'B. DE BAR, M. D., PHYSIGIAN A Board ing and Day Seno Girls. AND 8UROEON, MAX MULLER & CO Jacksonville, Or., Jacksonville, Oregon. •Offlcu ’n Orth’a Block, up-«talra. Keatdenoe on California atreet. Da, or night osili at tended promot I,. D on ' t B e D uped There have Isstti placed upon the market •evernl eli’-np reprints of an ubeolete edition of •• WelMtor's Dictionary.” They are being offered under vurlous imiuee at a low prlue Are the Leading Dealers in Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats. Baot and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco Confections, Tropical Fruits, Stationery. Notions, Etc., Etc. Goods are Fresh and First-Class and Prices the Best GIVE US A CALL By dealers, agents, etc., and In n few Instance« as a premium formibacrlptlopa to paiiere. Auuouzicement« of there comparatively Worthless reprint« are very misleading. They are ad vert 1st«! to tie the sulmtaiitlal equivalentot a higher-priced Ixiok, while they are all DON’T STOP WORK! Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copies of n hook of over fifty years ago, which was sold for ntiout W.nO, and which was much superior to these Imitations, lieing a work of M.me merit lustwul of one Long Since Obsolete. The Webatsr's Unabridged Dictionary pul», llrhed by our house Is tne only meritorious one of that name. It beii'-s our Imprint on the title-page and 1« protected by copyright from cheap imitation. A« a dictionary lasts a lifetime will It not he bet ter to purchase the LATEST AND BEST, Webster’« International Dictionary For a Sprained Arm, Ankle or back Buy a Bottle of Rub in well and YOU ARE GOOD AS NEW This Book 1« the Best for Everybody. IT HAS CURED OTHERS, IT WILL CURE YOU. STANDARD AUTHORITY ot th. U. S. Suprem« Court. .11 th« S um Supr«m« Court«, th« U. S. Government Prlatln« Of flat «nd of nmrly all th« Schoolbook«. WARMLY COMMENDED by College President«, Suie SuperlaMndent« ot School« «nd many other eminent authorltlea Setion'«Snap Shot, the wonderful daalroyer of all forms of Inliammatlon In man or beast. DOc and II per bottle, R K. SUTTON, sole proprietor and manufacturer, Ashland, Oregon. For sale al City Drug Store, JaesaoovUle. and by Dr . J. Hinkle Central Point. Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, Ashland and Klamath Falls STAGE LINE, Thoroughly raatooked sad aoUretff new maa- agemnnt Bast and Qnlolmat Route to KLAMATH FALLS. J. C. WHIRR, Proprietor. Granite and Marble Work K idney :,! and T?. Monuments and Cemetery Work a Specialty. C leanses the 5 yüt ’" BBASONABLB e a -at • . PRICES. «Jacksonville, Oregon r l CT l J. í -. l A bituai . TIME TABLE. La*e« .. . .1 .Of) r. m . Leave* . . g nor. M. ArNkns ..........i :4S r. M. Arrives ...... S i SD a . m Paseangers, Baggage, Express «nd Freight must be Waybilled. Ashland Office: POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE Klamath Falls Agent: H H VANVALKEN BUR A ctsqently at Bvsry Deacrlptlan Dona In th« B«0< Styl« AT PEi tleadaelw, UnAtnaea I«n*as ts *• Harry, Ixvaa off W»w»« i », Varl- tloa, IHopa Qalrknea« a< Disctia rga, Rtapa N.r-vaa. «Mele, or Cowetlpo- Twttcklazg af Kyra, Nd«. Effect* are Immndtate. Impart vigor and potency to every function. Don’t get CENTS dvnpondent. a cure 1» at hand. Restore« «mall, undeveloped waenrxini. evimniate« organa. Film niâtes the brain and nerve ca ken. AOc. a box. a for |3.fio by mall. A wrllteu guarantee, to cure or mone7 reluudeu, with fc boxes. Circular« tree. 50 Aridrwsa, BISHOP REMEDY CO.. San Franclaoa, Cal. Slod at City Drug Store Jacksonville. Tried to Raise the Dead. Writing nn AB. A remarkable attempt was made in Denmark recently to bring bock to life a man who bail died tn a hospital. The experiment was mezuturnbly successful, as resuscitation was effected several Lours alter the sum wsa pronounced dead. Dr. Maa«, who was In charge, was unable to maintain life, however. The patient tiad di«l from typhoid fever, and Dr. Maa« flrt-ided to try an experiment ltiaqgrallon had cconod completely axxl the body was cold. Di rect maMMge of the heart was resorted to. The chest war* ent open directly over the lw-art. and through tbe in cision the physician pa«eed Lis baud and adzed the b<art He commenced a series of cronpreaaio«»,' and in a «bort time the heart couMiMOced to work of its own accord, Tbe action of tbe heart gradually become stronger, but the man had not commenced to breathe. Only aftzg- tbe heart bad been act lug half tui boor did the first gasp for air come. The patl<®t ivae then assisted In this for about an hour until finally lie was aide to breathe quite freely, At tbe same time, ills cheeks began to as sume a natural color. He lay in this condition another half hour, but with out regaining coneciouaDeM or appear ing to feel the effects of the incision. Then there was, a reocypn^and yeepl- ration ceased,' although tbe heart con tinue^ to act eight hours longer. A second erforFtraamaSe'lo’lnduce heart action, but without result. Did you ever atop to think, you who read the advertisement in the newspa- pers, just what It means to get up tbe “ad.” every day for a big department «tore? Tbe man in charge usually has a staff of assistant», who are assigned to certain departments of the «tore each day. They must familiarize them selves with tbe stock of these (ltgMirt- ments, while tbe manager of the ad vertising department himself to sup posed to keep thoroughly In touch with the entire stock of the store. He writes ti»e general introduction to the advertisement each day and edits thn copy turned In to him by bis assistants, just as an editor handles the copy of bis reporters. "J'jet as much care is taken with thia matter as though it were so much imperishable literature,” «aid the ad vertising manager of a Mg department store. "You sometimea hear of a fa mous author spending hours over one paragraph, writing It and rewriting it to get tbe beat and strongest effect. You wouldn't think that would be nec essary In writing an advertisement, but it is. My assistants sometimes spend an hour over one sentence. There is more science In writing an adver tisement that will bring results than perhaps in any other form of compo sition.”—Philadelphia Record. .... ) ' - - -• KlpJIng and the Boa Owner. After leaving Vermont Rudyard Kip ling bought a place In tbe little Eng lish village of Rottlngdean, and In his garden were some beautiful trees. One of these trees, branching over the road, threatened daily injury to tbe driver of the local bus. Therefore he and bis conductor waged destructive war «1 all the vulnerable twigs within reach from the bus roof. Result: A vigorous letter of complaint from Mr. Kipling to tbe bus owner, who is also landlord of one ot the local Inns. That evening tbe landlord laid tbe letter before the select company of the bar parlor. They advised an attitude of calm indifference. Also a Croesus among them offered $2.50 In cash for the autograph letter. Both advice and cash were accepted. The nuisance continuing, in due course a second and stronger letter followed the first The landlord con vened another bar parliament, and the second letter also found a buyer, this time at $5, as befitted its increased violence- And Boniface again “Bat tlghtr* TG bin* next day entered Mr. Kipling^ briskly wrathful, "Why didn’t I I answer yoorJetters, sir? Why, I was 1 hoping . _ you . ’d send me a fresh one every day. They pay a deal better than bus driving!" Barvalnin* In tlie Orient. Tn Smyrna, Turkey and Egypt the bargaining language Is about the same. “What you give, lady?" "I won’t give anything! I don’t want it! What! Do you think I would carry that back to America?” “But you take hold of him. You feel him silk. I think you want to buy. Ver* cheap. Only four pound!” “Four pour-Is!" I say in French. “Oh, you don’t want to sell. You want to keep it! And at that price you will keep it!” "Keep It!” In a shrill scream. “Not want to sell? Me? I here to sell! I sell you every tiling you see! I sell you the shop!” More wheedlingly, “You give me 40 francs?” “No," in English again. “I’ll give you ?2.” “America! Liberty!” he cries, hav ing cunningly established my nationali ty and flattering my country with oriental guile. "How much you give for him? Last price, now. Six dol lars !” We haggle over “last prices” for a quarter of an hour more, and after two cups of coffee amiably taken to gether and some general conversation I buy the thing for $3.—Lilian Bell in Woman's Home Companion. Katina Railway Iron. Jacksonville Marble Works Goes by Barron. Soda Springs. Shake, Snow, Lumbering Camb.Parknr nand Keno; also bent Xmentions with «tago lines tram Klamatb 11« to Bonanza, Bly and Lakeview. Ft Klam- At> »n<l Indian Agency Stage leaven Ashland dply on arrival of southbound train and ar- rn«« dally In good time to oonnoot with north- kovnd train KLAMATH FALLS: Bananas, oranges and lemons can always be found at Wetterer’s. • The best brands of cigars, tobacco« etc., can Always be found at Joe Wetterer’». * A full assortment of May’s celebrated seeds—fresh and pure—is being dis played by Joe Wetterer. • Deeds, mortgage», leases, bends, bills of sale and every imaginable kind of legal blanks—the latest and best—are constantly on hand at T he T imes office. A large quantity of newspapers, suitable for wrapping, pasting co walls, putting undei carpets, etc can be obtained cheap, iu quantities tc suit, at T he T ime « Printing House. Millions of people are familiar with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, and those who use them find them to be famous little liver pills. City Drug Store and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point. Persons who cannot take ordinary pills find iia pleasure to take DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. They are the best little liver pills ever made. City Drugstore and Dr. J. Hinkle,Central Point. Tlie celebrated Snap Shot, the best medicine in the world for allaying in flammation in man or beast, can be found at Dr. Robinson’s diug store, also at Dr. HiDkle’s, Central Point. Try it. The body of the ten-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Klama- •thon was found in Klamath river Sat urday, where she was drowned Nov. «th, while playing on some logs with ether children. Cuba celebrated her Fourth of July last Thursday, the sixth anniversary of the outbreak of tlie revolution that has brought about tlie almost accom plished fact of the independence of the island. Needless to say the day was joyously celebrated. Hornbrook citizens have organized the Klamath River Wagon Road As sociation for the purpose of complet ing and connecting the Oak Bar road with the Ash creek road, tills making an all river route from Happy Camp to the railroad at Hornbrook. The greatest danger from colds and la grippe is their resulting In pneu monia. If reasonable care is used, however, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy taken, all danger xvill be avoided. It will cure a cold or la grippe in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by City Drug Store. A call for five teachers for the high school In Japan, at a salary of $75 a month, has reached the State Univer sity of California. They will be fur nished a residence free, and must be on hand by April 1st. The call Is made by Galen M. Fisher, of the class of 1899, who now has charge of the Y. M. C. A. at Tokio. William Trewelia was recently kill ed in San Francisco by his partner, Robert E. Glaze. Robert was a brother of the famous Til Glaze of early Oregon day«, TH Glaze also killed his man, shooting a man named Whitley in Polk county, also his son. and it is said several others. Til Glaze was killed by Bud Howard at Burns in 1891». Portland has asizhtforsightseersin the spanning of the river between the draw pier of the Morrison street bridge and the one on the east by a 350 foot steamship. The stern of tbe vessel rests against one pier and the bow against the other. The vessel is drawing 15 feet, and with the river at a good stage there is an immense pressure against the big iron carrier. So much that river men say there are not enough tow crafts in the river to pull the steamer around and straight en her out in tbe river until the water falls. SNAP SHOT of ENGLISH. Biography, Geography, Fiction,etc. Hizo 10x12^4x4^4 Inchon. Recently «bridged from the Istsrnatlaaal «ad next So II the beet for the family and Modem. Size Txlltxitk Inches, flperlmrn pdiF’ e<’hrr NsJe -znt fur the n,k4»n G. • C. MERRIAM CO.. Sorlngflsld. Mast BRIEF MENTION IT5 B£HEF ic IAL 8WV THE GENVINf-MAb ßUfvRNIApG.SYWi’^ .oU’SV’Lx* t ev. ro» mu er V*«Wc,S^ .«.w vr <_». *ro ’ " ' wa m ia r x mu xs n» »uto. :Bogged. While traveling in Cornwall in 1891 Rev. 8. Baring-Gould came near being overwhelmed In a bog. He and his com panions got lost and at dusk found tbemselvea In a bog called Redmire. Six bullocks had already been lost there that year. Mr. Baring-Gould’s ad venture is related In bls "Book of ths Weet” "All at once I sank above my waist and was being sucked farther down. I cried to my companion, but in the dark ness be cou’d not see me, and had be seen me he could have done nothing for me. The water finally reached my armpits. “Happily I had a stout bamboo some six feet long, and I placed this athwart the surface and held it with my arms as far expanded as possible. By jerks I succeeded In gradually lifting myself and throwing my body forward till finally I was able to cast myself at full length on the surface. The suction had been so great as to tear my leather gaiters off my legs. "1 lay at full length gasping for near- !y a quarter of an hour before I had breath and strength to ndvance, and then wormed myself along on my breast till I reached dry land. My com panion. It turned out. had bad a similar experience." HARD TO BEAR Story of a Druggist Who Was Always Compounding Rem* edies for Others Yet Suffered Agonies Himself. From the Republican, Eldorado, III. Perhaps in no case where stomach trouble was the ailment has the effl- ciency of a popular remedy been so thoroughly demonstrated as in the case of W. E. Mathis, a prominent druggist of Eldorado, Hl. The story as told by Mr. Mathis is as follows: “In the spring of 1894 I bad a very serious case of indigestion. My stomach commenced to give me gTeat trouble, and, while I knew the nature of the pain, I did not at first use the proper precaution. For some time I did not pay any attention, but it gradually grew worse, when I consulted a physician, who prescribed for me. I used his medi cine according to instructions. I began to experieni'e nervous spells, became subject to congestion of the stomach, and considered myself in a precarious condi tion. The physician's medicine and other remedies I tried failed to benefit me. “One day a friend urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. I considered it a useless experiment, but as I bad tried everything else, I agreed to take them. That was three and • half years ago. When I had used three OfiKl f could note very plainly the change for the better. When I had used the seventh box t was cufM. “TLe pills have not only cured the indigestion, but they Lave Also cured my nervousnetf, my blood is in perfect con dition , and they have brought my weight from 140 pounds at the commencement of the stomach trouble to ¡80 at present. “If any one who reads this desires to know iworeof my efpmieHoe I will gladly answer letters Which yucktse stamp for Signed: reply. Iron for the blood has evidently been prescribed for the quails of Florida; at least, these birds are eating steel rails on the tracks of the sugar belt near Runnymede. The report, wbltJi Is ryell authenticated, d^ea bbl chaise the TTltlx ietuajly swallowing thj rails, but it doeg s«.v that they‘*plck away their particles wherever they find a rusty spot where they ¿R; loosened. 'vElP'B- Jeveral points in the state comes the report of holes found In steel rails, and In cast's they are large enough to seriously weaken the ma terial. Where jt rusty spot starts and Is picked out. it 'naturally bolds mois- ttirX continues to rust, to be again w —w. picked oiff, anil so tbe work pf destruc tion goes on. '■*»•»». —- Sworn and subscribed to before me Railway engineers really believe that this 27th day of June, 1900. tbe quails take the iron tonic because T hos . D. M orris . Justice of the Peace. they are not well and find that It re Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale Peo lieves their distress. ple are sold at all druggists or will be sent direct, from Dr. Williams Medicine Land for Sale. Oonpsny, Schenectady, N. Y. Price 50 I have 1500 acres of land, all In one cent» per box; six boxes, $2.50 “ tract, on Antelope creek for sale. It is situated 18 miles from Jacksonville, 12 miles from Central Point, and 10 miles from Medford. I will sell this land in tracts of 100 acres up until al) is sold, at $10 per acre. It is got® farming and grazing land, and a good stock range on the outside. I will I U- sell __ all, _ or __ as ____ low ________ as 100 acres tn a X tract. Inquire of Wn. B tbrk , Jack •onville, Or. For Sale. A Farm of 7 30 aeraa, located on Roeue River, «uiteble tor grain »nd fruit culture or »lock ralMSir: ha« ample hnlldlnxs and fcnclas A Placer Mine, in opera’ton. equipped «Ith pipe and giant; also some quartz properties. I will sell for cash or take Iv part pâ ment property in or adjacent to Ashland. Terms, one-half down, balance In easy payments al » par cent Call on or addre««, H. L WHITE, Lock Boa», Ashland. Oregon I