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Silas J. Day JACKSONVILLE OR. nHvn IHv “ ucout p**he“ the moat ■, erup. Main tion« on the «kin, Hair, rails NOTARY PUBLIC and Aigf swollen glands, aching muscle« and bones, the disease is making REAL ESTATE AG’T. rapid headway, and far worse Abstract« made to Title« of Lands. LEGAL DOCUMENTS. all Kind drawn up especially pertaining to the settlement of estates Accounts Cjllected, Prompt Remittance. MONEY LOANED. lnvstment securities a seovini*> Jackson Oounty Scrip bought and sold. have a complete set of maps of all surveyed lands In this county, and receive Abstracts monthly from lioseburg Land Office, ae Land Department of the O. ft 0. R. 6. and the State Land Department at Salem of all new entries made 1 aui hus prepared to make out home stead papers and can save to part .es the ex- pens? ot a trip to the Roseburg land otice symptoms will follow unless the blood is promptly and effectually cleansed of thb violent destructive poison. • S. S. S. is the only safe and infallible ture for this disease, the only antidote for this specific poison. It cures the worst esses thoroughly and permanently. Mas rasU 1,1 ,hi fall of 1897 PEOPLE OF THE DAY HINTS FOR FARMERS Big v VMIIIVB vVflra I contracted Blooa _. Poison. I tried Have Beet No worse. <^«0™. bU. their treatment did me no $<xxl ; I was getting worse all the time ; my han came out, ulcera appeared in mv throat and mouth, my body was almost coverei! with copper colored splotches and offensive sores. 1 suffered severely from rheumatic pains in ray shoulders and arms. My condition could have beeu no worse ; only those afflicted as I was can understand my sufreriugs. I had about lost all hope of ever being well again wbes I have a Number of FlncFarms and other I decided to try S. S. S., Desirable Propertv In my hands for but must confess I had little faith left in any Sale. medicine. After taking •^Prom't reply made to all letters. Charg the third bottle I noticed a change in my condi es in accordance with 'he times tion. This was truly en Refers, by permission, Hon. H. K. Hanna couraging, and I deter Iudgeof the 1st Juddal District, and to ant mined to give S. S. S. a tuslness house in Jacksonville. thorough t ria 1. From ■ SILA- 1. DAY. that time on the improve- J meat was rapid ; S. S. S. y seemed to have the dis- y 1 (AKHWXXX h X ) XXXXXXXJCKXXXX) ease completely under control ; the sores and ulcers healed and I was soon free from all signs of the disorder; I have been strong anti healthy ever since. ’ W. S mith , Lock Box 611, Noblesville, Ind. V ia the GO EAST gfe Rio Grande W estern is the only purely vege- table blood purifier known, f r, ooo is k jia offered for proof that it contains a particle of mercury, potash or other mineral poi. ison. — Pend for our free book on Blood Poison ; it contains valuable information about this disease, with full directions for self treatment ‘ We charge nothing for medi cal advice ; cure yourself at home. Considerable publicity has been glv- en to the remarks of W. T. Macoun of the experiment station at Ottawa, Canada, made at tho American porno- logical meeting In discussing the reno vation of apple orchards. Mr. Macoun stated that the practice at the experi mental farm had been to grow clover In the orchard throughout tho year. As the clover reached the blossoming stage It was cut and allowed to remain on the ground. Tho last growth of the clover in the autumn wa« not mowed, but permitted to stnnd as a cover dur ing winter. This system is In effect a combination of green manuring and mulching. It differs from tlie ordinary cultivation and cover crop system in that cultivation Is left out of tlie pro gramme. A rather too wide application of Mr. Macouu's remarks has been made. He was careful to state that tills practice pertained to their own orchard ami was the outgrowth of peculiar soil and climatic conditions. Tlie subsoil of tills orchard is cold and impervious. Tho region In which it is situated is rarely visited with protracted droughts. The object In growing tlie clover is to aerate the soil, draw out its surplus moisture and protect the trees from tlie effect of severe freezing In winter. Undoubtedly tlie clover mulching plan may be applied quite widely. I believe that it can be practiced with advan tage In many of the colder apple grow ing regions, but I do not think it would be the best plan to follow in sections where rainfall during tlie growing sea son was at all uncertain, tn such sec tions cultivation is essential. The particular region described by Mr. Macoun is not a commercial fruit section. Apples are grown in an ama teur way, and fruit of tine quality Is produced, but no large areas are de voted to the industry.—Professor John Craig. Cornell University. TOMAS ESTBADA PALMA. V? v ^1 'N He is slxty-flve years old. was educat ed in Havana and became a lawyer. Railway He eagerly took part against Spain in 1868, was chosen to the eongresa of the AND revolutionary government and in 1875 was elected president of Cuba. Palma was captured by the Span iards and was detained In a Spanisli Railroad castle for seven years until the end of Only transcontinental line THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. Passing directly through tlie conflict In 1879. Enduring Intense hardships, Palma was offered freedom SALT LAKE CITY. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR if lie would swear allegiance to the Spanish crown. LEADVILLE, patent . "No,” be answered. “You may shoot 0 PUEBLO, me if you will, but I will die as presi- R oseburg , O regon , ( dent of the Cuban republic.” COLORADO SPRINGS. January 22. 1902. I Coming to this country. Talma open- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and DENVER. that in pursuance of tlie United States ed a school for boys at Central Valley, Soiuetlilne About Alfalfa. Mining Laws Frank Mixter, whose Orange county. N. 1. During the war Three Splendidly equipped trains dai-f' Alfalfa is comparatively a new plant postcthce address is Rock Isiand, Illi between the United States and Spain ly To ail Points East. nois, lias made application for patent lii> was the head and front of the Cu in this country', But In Asia It wns Through Sleeping and Dining Cars and. Free Reclining Cha ira , for tlie Frank Mixter placer mining ban Junta. He Is intellectual, courteous known auj cultivated before the date« claim, containing 160 acres, situated and has business acumen. The most magni iceut scenery in 1 of tlie most ancient history. It grew America by Daylight 1 in the Steamboat mining district, In abundance In Assyria and Persia Stopovers allowed on all clssses of, Jackson County, State of Oregon, as and at an early day found Its way to tickets. , Of Benefit to You. described by tlie official plat herewith Fcr cheapest rates and descriptive < pasted, and’hy t tie field notes on tile D. S.-Mitchell, Fulford, Md.: “Dur southern Europe, ami thence with the literature address ' in the offic" of ttie Register of the ing a long Illness I was troubled with *panisb conquerors to Mexico anti Pe J. D MANSFIELD. Roseburg Land District, Oregon, as hod sores, was advised to try DeWitt's ru. It was grown to some extent, i'tit follows, viz; Witch ILtzel Salve, and did so with not appreciated, in the eastern «tntes General Agent. < The Niof NEI of SWÌ, Si NEi wonderful results. 1 was perfectly ioug before it was recognized iih of ma 24 Third Street, Portland. Oregon 5 SWi, the Si NWi SEI, Mie Ni SWi cured, it is the best salve on the terial value anywhere in tills country, >Ei, NI SEi SEi. N- SEi SEi. Wi market.” Sure cure for piles, sores, 000000<>0<XMX>0<XXXXX><XK>0<><> NWj SWi and Ei NW: SWi, Section burns. Beware of counterfeits. City in portions of South America it lias es 20, Township 40 South, Range 4 West, Drugstore, Jacksonville, and Dr. J. caped from the tlelds nnd grows wild over large areas. It Is now grown Willamette Meridian, containing 160 Hinkle, Central Point. largely in all tlie arid ami seiniarid acres, and formi ng a portion or Section Word Bulldlnir. 20, in Township 4 l South, of Range 4 regions of the world and Is everywhere I d a word this tells of the passenger ser West. Willamette Meridian. The game of word building is played recognized us the most valuable tornir» vice via Tlie location of this mine is record in this way; One person names a let plant known for nil sections where ed in the office of ttie County Record ter. which tlie person at his left hand lainfall Is scant. But It Is by no men uh er of Jackson County, on pages 582, Is obliged to follow with another letter confined to arid section«, but Is growu 583, 584. 585. 586, 587, 5*8. 589, mining which could be used in forming a nnd esteemed where rulufnll Is abun rtcords, Vol. 11, «aid county. Eight trains run dally between Chicago and Anv and all persons claiming ad word, but which does not of itsplf dant. Its most perfect development, St haul, ccmprlsing the latest Pullman The third person. also however, seems to be where It can get Sleepers. Pei rless Dining Cara. Library and versely any portion of «aid mine or complete one. ibservatlen Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars surface ground are required to tile having a word In tnlnd. adds another sufficient moisture by means of Its THE 20TH CENTURY TRAIN runs every day their adverseclaims witu the Register which helps to form a word, but docs long taproot nnd d-ies not have to <1» of the United States Land Office at not complete one. The fourth person tend upon rains. of the year. Roseburg, in the State of Oregon, does likewise, and tlie game proceeds The Finest Trein in the World during the sixty days period ot publi until some player finds that he cannot A Sure Cure for Lumbago. cation hereof, or they will be barred add another without forming s word. W. C. Williamson of Amherst. Va., Electric Lighted, Steam Heated. by virtue of the provisions of the Whoever completes a word loses one statute. •ays: “For more than a year I suffered of his three lives. Three lives lost from lumoarfo. 1 finally tried Cham The Badger state Express, the finest dally FRZvNK MIXTER. train running tel ween St Paul and Chicago By W m M. C olvig , his Attorney in banish one from the circle of the liv berlain’s Pain Balm and it gave me via the Short Line ing and makes a spirit of liTm. Fact. entire relief, which all other reme Connections from the West made via The Posted this 221 day of January.1902. To make the plan of the game a lit dies had failed to do.” Sold by City Nortlern Pacitc. Great Northern ard Cana J T. B ridges , Register. tle clearer, let us say that the first Drug Store^_______________ dian Pacific Railways This is also the best line betweei Omaha. St. Paul and Minneapo player, having in mind the word ar lis. All agents sell tickets via Chamberlain Io the Mutoscope. ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF chipelago. names the letter A. Player At a recent exhibition 111 Birming No. 2, thinking of albatross, adds L. ham Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain was REAL PROPERTY. No. 3, thinking of allure, adds another greatly Interested in a mutoeco|>e rep W.H.MW. H L. RISLER, NOTICE IS HEREBY’ GIVEN TH a T IN L. Unfortunately for him. this addi resentation of her husband speaking General Agent. Traveling Agtat. pursuance of an order of the County Court of tion forms the word “all,” of which he 48AldOFRt Portland. Oregon. at Blenheim. the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, made did not think, and he loses one of his “It Is wonderful,” she exclnini<>d. on the noth day of January. 1902, in the matter three lives. addressing tlie colonial secretary, hut of the estate of M E. Minear, deceased, the If any player Is suspected of nam keeping her eyes on the glass. "You undersigned, administrator of said estate, wiV ■ell at private sale, subject to confirmation bi ing a letter without having a word In are Just finishing now. Joe,” nnd then said County Court. to the highest bidder for mind, he can lie challenged. If he can a little later. "Why, 1 am Just closing not give a word which could be form my parasol!” cash, from and after ed by using the letter he named, he When tin- picture movement was Friday, February 2i. 1902, leses a “life.” But If Jie can name one over. Mrs. Chamberlain turned to her All of the following described real property the player who challenges him loses a husband again. “You must «ee It. Joe. belonging to said estate: life. One by one lives are lost and It is splendid, nnd I <1<> so distluetiy Beginning at a rock »et for a corner being players d op away, the last one win remember closing my parnool. You re. 25.73 chains E from the section corner between nlng. member how hot It wua Hint day. I'o sections Si, ¿3, 4 and 5. townships 37 and 38 S, took at it.” If the Baby la Cutting Teeth, range« W, and running thence north 37o E I*. 23 ch*ins to the center ot the count, road Be sure and use that old and well-tried reme So Mr. Chamberlain yielded to his running from Jacksonville to Phienlx.to a rock, dy. M rs . WiMsrxjw's S oothing S trop , for wife's persuasion and smiled again children teething. It soothes the child soft Is the only line operating a weekly personally Conducted Tourist Excursion Ca- between for corner from which a white oak tree 12 ens tne gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and again as familiar attitudes of ins Portland and Chicago change via the World’s Inches In diameter bears N 8Oo E 94 links; and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty- Blenheim speech were reproduced l»c- Greatest Scenic I.ine.making close connection tbence S BISJo E 4.92 chains to a rock set in the five cents a bottle. fore his eyes. at Chicago In Union Depot for all points East. Denver & Rio Grande A GREAT CLUBBING BFFER Clover as an Orchard Malek. New C«ba*s Flrat Preaidwa«. At her first general election, recently r hold, new Cuba elected Tomas Katrada t raltna president of the republic of t'ubu. Tumas Estrada Pnlma, the descend ant of a distinguished Castilian family, has bwn called the Franklin of Cuba. THE WEEKLY TIMES I he Beat and Most Practital I arm and family Paper Published TOGETHER WITH A BEAUTIFUL ART CALENDAR FOR 1902 For Only $1 50 Believing that «very oneof our renders should have al leaat 011« good farm and family juurnuT. we have perfected arraegemobts whereby wo cun send that practical nnd instructive journal, r akm and H omk . In connection with Tint W kkki . y 1 imkh . In eluding a beautiful and useful Art Calendar for iwrj a* detailed la-low. all for SI.SO, the price of WSKKLY Tiara alone. We are unable to glyo but a hilef description ol tho «intents of F aiim AN1> lloMk, which Is unequaled for variety nnd excellence Prominent among Its many departments may IS luontloued the— 4 i Farm and Garden Market Report* fruit Culture Mechanical Devices Fashions and fancy Work Feeding and Breeding I he Apiary lalks with Our Lawyer haws ol the Day Dairy >tad Creamers Household features The Poultry Yard Iho Question B oa Plants and I lower* The Veterinary Ihe Horae Sheep and Swine F arm ano H omk I* pnblivln-d semi-monthly, the 24 numbers which comprise s year's subs,option m iking a volume ol over 600 pages, bwmlng with .til the latest and most reliable information that t-speiiencw and st leno can supply. No better |soof ol its popular ity can be ottered than Its enormous circulation, which < sknds into every state, each number bring read by no less than a million readers. THE ART CALENDAR Cowibia**« a portfolio reprodpei-»^ in ro’or on«» of tho uroolrtt of modern other montrrpieco« in ton«, nncli 9«lJ, ««Hotel« for frnmiiHj nnd foor It ibu» include« Weather Forrca^W f »r «veryday in the year, mmo * for Daily Memoranda, Monthly Guide to Work Outdoor» ami In, When to Buy and Self, How to Coiubut All l*r»t* of Home or Farm, Houseliold Help*», Cur*u» Return», bt.ithth *». etc. The Calendar proper comprises p •«»’». o n. and h embrnlihcd by a hsiutift I repro ductionin ail Hi original eol<»r» ot a most ch.irmli<g and lamou« painting entitled “ Writing t<> Papa,” th- picture r*pn• anting a little girl seated at a table with pen in hand and d»lij<untly writing her first l< tt r t> her fora papa, lumr additional madurpieces in tingle tone are also iaclud”d, « ’nt«* from t! e text < f the calendar, each qxij Indie». 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Address all ordrrs to ____ the TIMES, Jacksonville, Orefion, THE Best of Everything iv^'S Or* The North-Western Line. The Northwestern Line. road; tbence S ®‘4o E 12 chains to a rock set in the road; thenne S 7to 50' E «.44 chains to a sandstone set for a corner in the road from which a white oak 12 inches in diameter bears N 85o W 43 links, and a laurel 5 Inches Io diam eter bears N 64o E 28 links: thence N 7IMo W 28.80 chains to a rock set for a corner from which a white oak 8 inches in diameter bears N S7o E 98 links.tbence N 37o E 97 100 chains to before purchasing a ticket. Ask your nearest the place of beginning, containing 47K acres. ticket atrent about It. or write for foldera anfi Said tract of land being part of the H Bel any information desired A E COOPER. linger D L No. 44 and 95, In the township and Gen’l Agt.. Portland. Or. range aforesaid, and situated In Jackson county. Oregon Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this 23d day of January, 1902. E. DzROBOAM, Administrator of the Estate of M. E Minear deceased. Thoroughly restocked and enttr-lv new man Nztr. ft N kil . Attorneys for Administrator. agement. ROBT. M GARRETT. Sup t. 1 ally Standard Sleeping car between Salt Lake City. Denver and Chicago. Buffet. Libra ry smoking ears between Pueblo. Denver and Chicago. The best and most reasonable din ing car service between Pueblo and Chicago, if you are going to Kansas City. Omaha. Des Moires. Chicago or any place east, you should ent uire about the Great Rock Island Ronte Ashland and Klamath Falls STAGE LINE, Best and Quickest Route to KLAMATH FALLS. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County In the matterof the Estate of David Dunlap, deceased Goes by Barron. Sofia Springs Shake,^Snow NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Lumtw ring Camp.Parker's an t Keno: also best undersigned, administrator of the estate of eonnectlons with stage lines rrom Klamath Falls '0 Bonanza. Bly and Lakeview, Ft Klam David Dunlap, deceased, has filed io the county court of Jackson county, Orrgon, his ath and Indian Agency. final account as said administrator, and by or der of Hon Chas Prim, judge of said court, Daylight Travel Both Haya. Tuesday. March 4. 1902. at 10 o'clock A. M . is set for the hearing thereof All persons ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Interested a-e hereby notified to appear and tile bls or her objection to the same on or before ■aid day. ASHLAND: U.AMATB VALLS: Dated January 29. 1902 A M. FuRD. Administrator. Leaves ...1.30 p. st.¡Leave» . . . 9:30 p . m Arrives ........ II :<JU P. M.|Arrives ........ 4 40 am Farm for Sole. Passengers, Baggage, Express and Freleh must be Waybilled. A 120-acre tract, all fenced,70 acres un Ashla d Otfic e: der cultivation. free soil and easily cultivated POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE son the public road a quarter of a mHe from Klamath Fall, Agent Moonville, Sams valley postofflee—Improved H H. VAN VAULKENBUKG with a dvelling bouse with four -'em» below and one above, a good. l«rge barn, smoke-house and wood shed. Rock creek flows through the CtA.BTOH.XA. land, a good well of wa'er at the house and a l0< I!» Kind m Haw Aiwavs BnugJt good well at the bArti. six miles from Gold Hill railroad station. Will be anhl for till per acre Wfistua •«-Inquire of sii . as J day . real esiate agent Jacksonville. Oregon Y «r The Hinge Fad. Exceedingly long and heavy strag hinges of iron or bra«« as moat appro priate to tlie piece they adorn are now very fashionable adjuncts aeen on many of the latest and amurteat piece« of furniture. Hnndaome ones of hraas show to great advantage on the colo nial aide tabit>s that have one half of the top stood up ngainat the wnll. Thoae used on tl.eae table« extend half the width of each leaf. A Salad and a Relish. A delicious salad course recently aerved at a lunc heon was a an lad of mushrooms anti celery covered with mayonnaise served in rod ami green pepper shells resting In the curled white leaves of head lettuce. A relish prized by those who have copied tho Idea from foreigners ia slices of green peppers, the seeds removed, eaten with white bread as an apnetizer. Will Prtv.nl Tarnishing. Silver will not tarnish if painted over with a soft brush dipped in alcohol in which some collodion has been dissolv ed. The liquid dries Immediately and forms a thin, transparent and invisible coating upon the silver, whl^h prevents it tarnishing. It can tie removed at any time by dipping the article in hot water. Round Tahirs Are Stylish. Round dining tnbiea are considered more stylish than the «qtinre top ones, and those having Are Irgs. a heavier one in the center and one at ench side, are much newer than the pedestal de sign. Larap. hut Gallant. Colonel Clayton McMichael, whom President Roosevelt has «elected for the next postmaster at Philadelphia, is a man of considerable belt measure. Recently he sat in a crowded street car when a numlter of women entered. Colonel McMichael. with his custom ary gnllantness. arose, grablted a strap and watched two women a<|ueeze Into the seat he had given up. “There,” be said, turning to a friend, "I can do something you can’t do. I can give my seat to two women.” Renehe. Are the Rage. Benches here, there and everywhere are quite a craze in home furnishing Just now. Where a room has no man tel anti has a plain, quite good sized wail Hpnce to make a feature of a high backed bench Is very fashionable and proves a very effective substitute. Have n shelf fantened on brackets above the high back of the itench for brlc-a-brnc, throw a rug on the floor In front of It, and with several consist ently covered down cushions the result Is quite cbnrmlng and often saves the eDtlre effect of a room.—Excbnnge. HE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS is commended bv P’stesmen Kofesuor.al men and thousands of —.1 °'hef’ Pro"’lner' ‘he world s srtrvttles for its fine discrimi nation in sifting the actual news from corutatmg report and the presen tation of current events In their Just proportion They comment on its freedom from dady-paper sensationalism All men and women who **"« «° know what the woi.J is do -.g find ,t an mtellectual neceeaity, to Judge from the letters received from hundreds Its editorials are comprehensive, and labor saving to the b^sy tr.an or woman ly contributions on itr.pcrtant topua are by the best-lnforme’d writers. Its reviews of other magazines give the best of tbeir beet work. 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Don't act Impart vigor and potency EDITS organs. Stimulates t-spondsbi, a cure is M har.-l. R' -ton-s «rnsll, stoa II, ti-iaeve|opod r.-idevolopod 1 VUiHl ________ and. Restores the brain and nerve re Vera. 50r. a Ixrx, 6 Irt 52..O by mall. A ViliMu guarantee, to auro or roonay refundaa. wlthb boxes. Circulars free. 50 •d-lre»«, BISHOF REMwBY co., San Francine«, Cal. City Drug Store, Jacksonville.