aged $200 per day for the week. One of
the big factors in the week’s business
was the shipment of peaches, the daily
The Blue Ledge company has pur­ average number of boxes running from
1100 to 1200.
chased 75 tons of hay, to be delivered
at the mine, for $20 per ton, baled.
The name tells the story - every-
b<dy knows it; everybody likes it;
Rev. Ben. Valjean and Miss Edna everybody uses it-I. W. HARPER
May Hatches were married at Ashland whiskev.
Sold by E. H. HELMS.
last Monday. They are both residents
of that city.
¡COUNTY NEWS
Prof. J. N. Miller, the energetic
pedagogue, who got a first-grade cer­
tificate in Josephine countys. after be­
ing turned down by Supt. Daily and his
examiners, several times, has gone to
Williams Creek, to teach the school in
that district, says the Southern Ore­
gonian.
H. S. Van Dusen, master fish warden
of Oregon, while in Grants Pass, gave
out the ultimatum that the Rogue River
Water Company would either have to
put in a new fishway or blow out their
<lam across the river in that city, it
is the biggest obstruction in that
stream and prevents fish from ascend­
ing.
The Carter Land Company of Ash­
land has sold its ¡entire apple crop,
which it is estimated will aggregate
8000 or 9000 boxes, to W. N. White, of
New York. There are about two cars
of Gravensteins, the remainder being
principally Newtownsand Spitzenburgs.
It is understood that the up price on
the apples is $1.75 per box, f. o. b. Ash­
land.
It is amazing to consider the possibili­
ties if the sun were some other color.
If it were blue, for instance, there
would be only two colors in the world,
blue and black; or if it were red then
everything would be red or black.
In
the latter case we should have red snow
red lillies, black grass, black clear sky
and red clouds. There would be a little
variety, however, if the sun were green.
Things that are now yellow would still
remain that color, but there would be
no reds, those cheery hues that make
the world so bright and pleasant.
F. H. Rice, who has been a resident
of Ashland and vicinity for some fifteen
years, diet! Saturday and was buried
from the baptist Church of which de­
ceased was a member. Rice is reputed
to have been a man of education and in
his earlier manhood is said to have been
in affluent circumstances in Massachu­
setts whither he removed from his nu­
five state of New York,
lle was a
lawyer by profession and served as
a judge in one of the lower courts of
the Bay State.
A daughter resides
somewhere in Massachusetts, but he
had not heard from her for several
tears.
The Ashland Wells Fargo Express
office did the biggest week's business in
its history last week. The receipts aver-
CALL flí
G VU. CONKLIN’S
Silas J. Day
Oregon
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Filings made on homesteads and timber claims.
Correct plats weekly showing ail vacant lands.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER.
Legal papers of all kinds made out. Special
attention given to papers in settlement of estates.
ABSTRACTER OF LAND TITLES.
Most complete set of abstract books in the
county. Abstract made promptly and accurately.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Fine list of county and town oroperty for sale
and rent.
MONEY LOANED.
Warrants bought and sold. Collections made.
Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply to all
letters. Charges reasonable.
REFERENCES
Hon. H. K. Hanna, judge 1st judicial district,
and any Jacksonville business man.
.4. E. Reames
FURNISHER
HOUSE
Office one block south of Courthouse
Jacksonville
FOR LOW PRICES AND GOOD VALUES
C. L. Reames
Reames & Reames
Complete Stock of Drugs,
Toilet Articles, Perfumery,
Stationery, Rlank Rooks,
School Supplies, Fancy
and Scenic Post Cards,
Magazines, Fine Cigars
CITY
DRUG
STORE
LAWYERS
Practice in all State and Federal Courts
Kahler Hlock, Jacksonville
J. W. Hickell
JEWELER
Watch and Clock Repairing promptly and Reas­
onably. Fine solid and filled Jewelry
All guoda and work guaranteed
Oppimile V. .S'. Hatel. Jacksonville
Dr. T. T. Shaw
DENTIST
Office in Ryan Building. California St.--Upstairs
Jacksonville, Oregon
G us Newbury
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all courts of the State
Office on California sreet, one
block south of the court house
Mrs. L. J. Richardson
Graduate of W hitman College
Instructions given on the Piano. Guitar. Mandolin
and Banjo at her residence on Third St.
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EVERYTHING IN MEATS
—FRESH
AND
SALT
HOME MADE SAUSAGES
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El). BINNS
Barber Shop
Hair Cutting
Shaving
Face Massage
Fick
Estimates Furnished on
Kinds of Ruilding
Jacksonville, Oregon
••• J eweler
Stone Setting.
Jacksonville, Oregon
All
BOOTS AND SHOES
MADE TO ORDER
REP A I RING
HARNESS REPAIRED
De TORE
California St. bet. 3rd & 4th.
Watch and Clock Repairing.
Deisch Ruilding,
Red Front
Shoe Factory
&
Jacksonville
......The ........
Contractor &
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SPARKS
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FRANK RORISON
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Special Attention Given to
Prescriptions
J. VV. ROBINSON, M. I).
/’ R OPRI E T O R
Jacksonville. Oregon.
Price 50 Cents an Hour
George Putnam, news editor of the
Journal, is to take charge of the Med­
ford Tribune, Jacksonville Times and
Southern Oregonian. The latter two
publications are a semi-weekly and a
weekly, respectively, and may be con­
solidated. For a number of years Mr.
Putnam has been with the Journal, com­
ing to Portland from San Francisco as
telegraph editor. About a year ago he
became news editor, a post he has occu­
pied with distinction since.
Medford
has wanted a good, wideawake news­
paperman for some time, and the choice
finally settled on Mr. Putnam.
A
bonus was raised to finance the papers
adequately, and Mr. Putnam will have
full control. Telegram.
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Charles F. Dunford ....
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Express, Freight, General Delivery
Teaming to all Parts of the Country
Nothing too Heavy or too Light
Agent for Cölestin Mineral Water
Jacksonville
Oregon