The Democratic times., February 27, 1902, Image 3

President of Carnearle Iaatltutlon.
rT£ You Could Look*
intoth«futureaud«eetheconditloi>
to which your cough, If neglected,
will bring you, you would reek relief at
once—and that naturally would be through
AX
NOTARY PUBLIC and
REAL ESTATE AG’T. Shiloh’s
Consumption
Abstracts msde to Titles of
Lands.
LBOAL DOCUMENTS»
all Kind drawn up especially pertaining to
the settlement of estates
Accounts Cvllected, Prompt Remittance.
MONEY LOANED.
lnvatment ■•ourtllea s »pedal«?. Jaokson
Oounty Horlp bought and sold.
have a complete ast of tnap» o' all »urveyea
lands tn this oounty, and receive Abatraoty
monthly from Roaeburg Land Office, de Land
Department ot the O. A C. R. R. and the State
Land Department at Halom of all new entries
made I am hue prepared to make out home-
stead papers and can eav« to part'.«« th« ■«-
pen»« of a trip to the Roseburg land offioe
I have a Number of PlneParme end other
Dealrablo Propertv In my beads for
Salo.
Prom nt reply made to all letters. Charg.
es In aooordance with >h« limes
K. Hanna,
Mima
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Refers, w
by permission,
Hon.
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¡udceof
’dciai District,
and to any
judge
of theIst
the 1st Ju
Judclal
District
business house In Jacksonville.
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Passing directly through
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Through Sleeping and Dining Cars and,
Free Reclining Cha Ira
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The most magnltlcont scenery In '
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Stopovers allowed on all classes of ,
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literature address
J. I) MANSFIELD,
General Agent,
84 Third Street, Portland. Oregon.
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Best of Everything
In a word this tell* of the pasaenger ser­
vice via
The North-Western Line
Kight train« run dally between Chicago and
St
Paul, comprising the latent Pullman
Sleeper». Pnorle»» Dining Cara, Library aud
Mmervatlon Cara. Free Reclining Chair Cara.
THE WITH CENTURY TRAIN runs every day
of the year.
R oseburg , O regon . )
January 22, 19U2. f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that tn pursuance of the United States
Minimi Law* Frank Mlxter, whose
postofflee add reus is Rock Island, HR.
uois, hag made application for patent
for the Frank Mlxter placer mlnlnw
claim, containing 160 acres, situated
In the Steamboat mining district.,
Jackson County, State of oregoD, as
described by the official plat herewith
pouted, and by the field notes on tile
In the office of the Register of the
Roseburg Land District, Oregon, aa
follows, vlx:
The Niof NEi of SW|, Si NEi
SWi, the Si NWt SEI, the Ni SWi
SEi. Ni SEi SEi, Si SEi SEi, Wi
N Wi SWi and Ei NWi SWi, Section
20, Township 40 South, Range 4 West.
Willamette Meridian, containing 160
acres, and formlnga portion of Section
20, in Township 4b South, of Range 4
West, Willamette Meridian.
The location of thia mine is record­
ed in the office of the County Record­
er of Jackson County, on pages 582,
583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, mining
records, Vol. 11, said county.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely any portion of Mid mine or
surface ground are required to tile
their ad verse claims with the Register
of the United States Land Office at
Roseburg, In the State of Oregon,
during the sixty days period of publi­
cation hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue of the provisions of the
statute.
FRANK MIXTER.
By W m M. C olvig , tils Attorney io
Fact.
Posted thia 22d day of January,1902.
J. T. B ridges , Rejflster.
GUARDIANS SALE
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDE R OF THE
Count v < otii t of Jarkaon County. State of < »r.
gon. dlrooting m« as guardian of the peraona
and eatat«> <>f QtOTfft R SatHMBpt' John R.
Bohampf. M mvbtm M Sphampf mm (.harioa
J. Schumpf, minor heir* of George Schumpf,
decaaard. to soil the real estate hereinafter
particularly mentioned tielonging to aald mi­
nor neir*. I will sell at public auction to the
hlgheat bhlder at the court house door in Jack-
souvHIc, County of Jackson, State of Oregon,
on
Saturday, March 15th, 1992,
Between the hour« ot » o'clook A M and I
o'clock r M of acid day. the following de
scribed rani e»tale, towit:
rhe E'iof
The
H'jof the fsHI», the NWt<
NW|< of SE^, and
theSW^ of the NEW of Sectiou 10, Township
ID South, of Ranged West .containing 100 acres,
th« Name being the property of said minors.
EHLER BAND.
Guardian aforesaid.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
M ENT.
In the County Court of iho State of Oregon for
Jackson County.
In the matter of the Estate of George llinvs,
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned, executrix of the estate of George
Hines, duceased. has tiled in the county cour»
of Jackson county. Oregon, her final iwcoum >v
said executrix, and bv order of Hou Ch»*.
Prim, judge of said court, Tuesday . March If
1008. at lu o'clock AM. Is set for the hearii.g
thereof. All persons Interested are hereby
not ified to appear and file h1s or ner objector
to the satve on or before said day
Dated February 1.1. HKM
PAULINE arNEd. Fxecu- V
Ashland and Klamath Falls
STAGE LINE,
'horoughly restocked and mtlrolv new man
agement. HOBT. M. GARRETT. Sup’t.
Beit and Qulokeal Routa to
KLAMATH FALLS.
ops by Barron. Soda Springs. Shako,7Bnow,
umbering Carop,Parker’«and Kono; also Is-st
innectlons with stage linen, from Klamath
alls io Bon»nz.a, Uly and Lakeview, Ft Klam-
ih anu Indian Agency
NOTICE OF F'NAL MI I Li.Si. N
In th« Co.my Court of ilv -state of i reaon hr
Jocknon Coun »y.
In the matter of the Estate of David Dunlap,
deomiHl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN V» AT PHF.
undersigned, administrator of th«» »-. -it*} of
David Dunlap, deccaned, has filed iu the
oounty court of Jackson enuntv
‘r* von. hi»»
final account aa aald ndm1n!stn»i< r. *» <| by or­
der of Hon Chas. Prim, judge of siht court,
Tuesday, March 1. HMM. at i
' ‘clock A
M . is set for the hearing thereof
All persons
Interested are hereby notified to snpear and
file hi* or her objection to trie same on or before
said dav
Dited January sW, 1P08
A M. F »RD. Administrator
Keep Out
»U the Wet
SAWYER’S
Exe«lil*r Bread
CLOTHING
Ol
The beet waterproof parasente in the
world.
Mad» from tna beat malarial« and
warranted waterproof. Made to atand
the roti« hmt work and weather
Look for the trade mark. Vfyonr dealer
done not bare them, write for oataiogne to
I. I. Rrltingaed Tacking fa., let«., Ran Franc I mo .
.r II. M. RAW VFR A MIN. R«|e MfV«.
*Root CamkH^fO,
Farm for Salo.
A good farm situated one mile northeast of
Phoenix, lying alongside oounty road, contain
Ing 1!W It acres There will be sold with it.
lave«
.. 1 SO r. mi Leaves . . . «SOr. M. if desired by the purchaser, ki acres ot wood
Irire» ........ tt :«l r. M.¡Arrive» ... ,.4:«0 a .M
land. The place Is alt enclosed; shout IM)
Issengera, Baggage, Exprès» and Frelgb acres of II is under cultivation. The Improvs-
ments consist of a dwelling-house, a large
must he Wavbllled.
barn with sheds for stock, smoke, wood and
I Astila d Offio e :
poultry houses There Is a good well of water
»STAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE
at the house and one near the barn; an orch­
Klamath Falla Agent
ard in good condition, ccAtalnlng about fit) fruit
H VAN VAULKKNBUKG
trees of assorted varieties, mostly apples
school-house tear the north end of the farm.
TOTLIÆ.
Term«, 98,000; ll.d» in ©ash. ♦!.<(« in me years
Ihn Kind Voti Hit» Aiwavs Rnu/t» Mid 11,000In two years, deferred payments to
draw interest, or all cash at option of pure has 1
er
Inquire of Sil. ar J D ay , Real Estate
Agent, Jacksonville. Oregon
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«ÜMITS VALIA:
“I am pleased to see you, count.
This
TOGETHER WITH
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A BEAUTIFUL ARLCALENDAR FOR 1902
For 0nly’$j.5Q
DANIEL O. GILMAN.
i'aniel C. Gllinun, formerly at tbe head
of the John» Hopklna university in
Bnltliuore, wua elected president of the
Inatitirtiou. The board of tru»teea
elected Abrnut 8. Ilewltt, New fork,
chairman and Charles D. Walcott of
tbe geological aurvey aecretary. Dr. J.
S. Billing» of New York 1» the vice
president.
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Sllloua Colle.
n. Seever, a carpenter and builder
of Keneon, Tenn., when suffering In­
tensely from an attack of bilious colic,
»ent to a nearby drug store for some­
thing to relieve him. Tbe druggist
sent him a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy,
three doses of which effected a perma­
nent cure. Tills ii the ODly remedy
that can be depended upon in the
most severe cases of colic and cholera
morbus. Most druggists know this
and recommend It when such a medi­
cine Is called for. For sale bv City
Drug 8tore_:________ _
Fnr tte Window Garden.
With green or any other colored
straw canvas, sold by the yard, ure
made uncommon flowerpot covers. Af­
fecting tbe Bhajte of a round bug, tbe
mouth is plulted Into goffers. A some­
what fltier canvas with frayed edges is
employed, as formerly foolscap paper,
to wrap round bouquets when placed
in a jardiniere or pretty wicker bas­
ket. tbe straw canvas projecting all
round in rustle and informal folds.
An Effective Beu Coverinic.
For a very effective bed covering use
fine point d’esprlt net and around tbe
edge a border of insertion. Pending
from this let fall a full flounce of the
point edged with lace. Tbe roll to this
bed is covered with a color to match
tbe room, and over it Is tbe dotted net
wltli flounce of luce. This falls in »oft
folds over the roll and end of the bed.
- Woman's Home Companion.
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So Apropos,
Dr. Smiley (who has been presented 4
with a fountain pen by bis Sunday 4
school class) — Thank you, my dear 4
young ladies! I am sure I shall be 4
able to write a great deal better ser­
mons now.
Feminine Chorus—Oh, I aui sure you
will!—Judge.
We know of no way in which we
can be of more service to our readers
than to tell them of something that
will be of real good to them. For this
reason we want to acquaint them
with what we consider one of the
very best remedies on the market for
coughs, colds and that alarming com­
plaint, croup. We refer to Chamb« r-
lain's Cough Remedy. We have used
it with such gotxl results In our fam­
ily so long that it has become a house­
hold necessity. By Its prompt use we
haven’t any douot but that it has
time and again prevented croup. Tbe
testimony is given upon our own ex­
perience, and we suggest that our
readers, especially those who have
small children, always keep it Iu
their bomes as a safeguard against
croup.—Camden (S. C.) Messenger.
For sale by City Drug Store.
Eel levin« that ev<ry«seof ettr reader« ahould have at least one good fa
family jeutnod, »e Lave perfected arrangt treats whereby we can «end that practical
and It «true tire journal. I- asm ard H omv . In ccnrectlon witbTns W eek lt T imes . In­
cluding a teautlful »nd useful Art Calendar for 1MM as detailed below, all for II SO
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Prominent among Its many departAeuie may he mentioned tbe_
fsrm «nd darden
Tbe Apiary
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Market Reporta
Talks with Oar Lawyer
Fruit Culture
News of tbe Dey
Mechanical Devices
Dairy and Creamery
Faabiona and Fancy Work NoeaebeM Features
f»e(N»a and Breeding
Tbe Poultry Yard
The Question Box
Plante and flowers
Tbe Veterinary
Tbe Norse
Sheep and Swine
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The Last Heard of It.
“My little lk>y tonic the croup one
night and soon grew so bad you could
hear him breathe all oyer the bouse,”
sat- F. D. Reynolds, Mansfield, O.
‘•We feared • e would die; buL a few
do»es of One Minute Cough Cure
qui-kly relieve I him and be went to
sleep. ’ That's the last we heardof the
croup. Now i-ii't a cough cure like
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Cure is abso! lielv safe and nets im-
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grip, hronc'i.tl* «n<1 ail ot.her throat
ma lung troubles it is certain cure.
Very pleasant to take. The little
ones like it,. Ciiy Drug Store, Jack­
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i’olot.
>-nar|»
Kor *1 hat.
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most ¡H-ople seem to think her?"
"Dull ‘ W ell. I should say not. She
uts me ev«ry time we chance to meet.”
Richmond Dispatch.
Conaeleatiou» Girl.
Clara—What's your idea.of not let­
ting him prop' se?
Maud—Well, as scon ns we are en­
gaged it will be my sacred duty to
make him economize.—Puck.
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Monthly Guide to Work Outdoors and In, When to Buy and Sell, How to Combat All Pests
of Home or Farm, Household Helps, Census Returns, Statistics, etc.
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to Papa,” the picture representing a little girl seated at a table with pen in hand ar.d
diligently writing her first letter to her fond papa. Four additional masterpieces in single
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greatest example of modem architecture—The Capitol at Washington, j—The finest
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Address all orders to
THE TIMES, Jacksonville, Oregon.
Foraker and Hanna.
F igprune
Cereal
Iftalyfastetf
ïùks Saaae
Wsw
93-99 W&334KI
Also Require* Greater Ability.
Doesn’t Amuse ThV-ni.
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It does not seein to tickle the Ala­
bama Republicans hilariously to see
Rooker Washington acting as referee
In their officeseeking contest».
The American Derby.
Th« meeting at Washington pank,
Chisdgo, will begin Saturday, June 21,
and it will be rich in prizes. The club
Will add $20.000 to the American Der­
by and thus make it one of tbe richest
three-year-old rnces In the world. It
takes nerve to do tills. The entries
closed Jan. 15 with tbe secretary,
James Howard.
Try Grain-O! Try Grain-O! *
Ask von r grocer todsv to «how you a pack afro
ot GRAIN O. the new food drink that takns the
place of coffee. The children may drink It
without Injury as well as the adult. All who
try It like It. GRAIN-O has that rich aeal
brown of Mocha or Java, but It Is made from
pure «rains, «nd the most delicate stomach
receive» It without distress
<4 the price ot
coffee, ilki. »nd 2.Sc Is. per package. Hold by
all grocer».
ALBANY COLLEGE
The beverage mada from Fig’PFUlie
Cereal »»
smooth, pslatnblc and
nutritious. Because of f-
large
percentage of natural Mr -'
- mat­
ter in figs and prune ,
1 rrune
requires less sugar than
ci her
cereal coffee. KT* AU Grocers Sei! It.
Nasal
CATARRH
In »11 It* «taces than
should be cleonltne«*.
Ely’s Cream
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cleanses, soother and heal»
th» direasod membrane.
It cnee« catarrh and drive»
»way a cold in Alie head
quick1 y.
t r.sm Babu fa placed Into tbe nostrils, «pveadr
over tbe membrane end 1» abeorbad. Relief I« Im-
medi Ite and • cure follow», It I» not drying—do, -
not produce «neealng. LorgaSiw, .4e»nt« at Drug-
fleta or by mall ; Trial Size, 10 ceute by mail.
£LY UltUTHKRS,
Wirren -tr-et. New York.
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Senators Hanna and Foraker do not
carry their political rivalry into pri­
vate life. As soon as they met In the
senate chamber nt Washington after
their Ohio tight had been temporarily
settled they slit-ok hands cordially, and
the following colloquy Is said to have
occurred :
Foraker—Hello, old man! How do
you like it as fnr as you got?
llantin -oh. fair to middling. H»w
docs it strike you? Will you |>ronilse
to be good now? (Pokes Foraker in
the stomach.)
Foraker (digging Hanna In the ribs)
—I’ll be good If you will.
Hanna—All rlg'.it: It's a go. (They
shake hands.)
At the recent wedding of Senator
Foraker’s daughter Ilitnna was among
the guests, and after tbe reception be
had a long and cjnlldentlal conversa-
t! a wlt'i his rolleqg’.ie. The talk np-
• i>e. r Ù in gi'-
z ? rrt .it satisfaction to
ootli the pnrtl.’jpnnts.
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A Perfect food Drink
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“Do you think women should pro­
pose T’
“No; the sport of making men pro­
pose Is much more exciting and enjoy
able *—Chicagr- Peat
Civil service reform is causing a
great exodus of king bee officeholder«
from Republican campaign commit­
tees. Tills Is Teddy's flrst whack at
the Mark Hanna machine.
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To Clean Combi,
Combs should be washed ns seldom
ns possible, as water makes tbe teeth
split and rentiers the fabrics of which
they are u tide rough. Small brushes
manufactured for cleaning combs tnay
lie procured, and with one of these tha
combs should lie well brushed and aft­
erward wiped with a cloth.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
patent .
The Northwestern Line.
Great Rock Island Route
tdiuibfeiifcfe jit AM<ifc4iHiifc # a ü a «w ** a*
THE WEEKLY TIMES
Karl'» Clover Real T m pariti«» th« Bloody
In tbe County Cvjrt of the Stateof Oregon, fo
JackNon County.
In the ir atterU the estate of Susan M Wl.ltln
won, deceased.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEY THAT THE
’ undersigned haw been appointed by the
The Badger State Express, the finest dally county court of Jackson county, Oregon sit­
train running between St. Paul and Chicago ting In probate administrator <»( the estate
of Susan M. Wilkinson, deceased
via tbe Short Line.
AU person« indebted to said estate ar re
Connection« from the Went made via The quested to settle tbe same immediately and
Northern Pacific, Great Northern und Cana­ those having claims against said estate will
dian Paelllc Rail«aye Thia la nlao the best or« sent them to me al my re idence In I’oxy
line la-tween Omaha, Ht. Paul and Mlnneapo- Pr< •!ncl. Jackson county Oregon, with proper
y .uchers attached, within six months x.’ter
llt. All agenta aelt tlckota via
th..* date of first publication of this notice
Dated Febi uary 80, 19 ■
C. E WILKINSON
Administrator of said Estate
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Attoraeys
W H M CAD.
H L EISLER,
General Agent.
Trnvellng Agent.
iSAltt"-’»’ Port land. Oreson.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE-
|h«»rore purchiiAfng it ticknt. A«k your ncareHt
Bickel fttfenl about it, or write for foldem and
kny Information deRlrod A E COOPER,
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Gen’l Agt.. Portland, Or
The Mwgnlfylna Gia»».
g wwa Guaranteed to cure Con-
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sumption, Drone hl tia,
—wWAstnma, and all Lung
Trouble«. Cure« Coughs and Colds In a day.
» cents.
Write to B. C. W ills & Co.,
Le Roy, N. Y., for free trial bottle.
The Finest Train in the World
licAfor nnlv lino operating a weekly personally
Coadopted Tourist Exeuralon Cn- between
Portland and Chleago change via th« World's
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at Chicago In I nion Depot for all points East
Pally standard Sleeping cur between Halt
Lake City, Deliver and Chicago, Huffct. Libra
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Chicago. The twat and moat reasonable din­
ing cur service between Pueblo and Chicago
If you are going to Kansas City. Omaha. Dea
Moines, Chicago or any piece cast, you should
enculre about the
Andrew Carnegie bua turned over to
the trustee» of the Carnegie lnatltutlon
tbe deed of gift of tbe «10,000,000 in
botiti» to entnbllali a great national ed­
ucational lnatltutlon in WaablDgton.
Offers
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Thorough
HIGH GRADE COLLEGE EDUCATION
To every boy and plrl that has
the »muttIon to attain one
¡Y»*rN art three couiaes of rentier collage grade, all ot which are complete.
Languages, Sciences, Mathematics,
History, English and Electives
The NORMAL CO
RStC. approved by a cotmninee appointed by the State Board of Education,
leads up to a toTATK DIPLOMA.
THE BUSINESS COLLEGE DEPARTMENT “
la equal to anything tn the State.
New Illustrated catalogue
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