Death or a Pioneer Native Son
COMMENCING FEB. 4
DR. T. T. SHAW
Dentist.
CUT FLOWERS
Samuel R. Stevens who was injured office in Ryan Building, California St.,
Cut Flowers, Funeral Remberances,
¡Tuesday evening Jan. 26, by being
Upftairs
Potted Plants and Bulbs. Phone 606
kicked by a horse, died at the home of T»cvcnvvnT f
Me ¡ford Greenhouses.
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his son in Klamath Fuhs last t nday.
, His right leg was broken off and an | —---------------------------
i operation was necessary, making i n
I amputation above the knee.
His
death was due to excessive loss of
Anil Latest Styles of Wall
blood and serious internal injuries.
Paper, Call on or Address
Samuel R. Stephens was born in '
Ollie • one bio k south of Courthouse
! Jackson County, Oregon, on Decem
IhCRSOtMUE, OREGON
ber 6, 1851). He first came to Klamath C. F. BOWMAN
County 22 years ago, and niter an j
Filings
on homeetearts »nd timber claims.
Jacksonville, Oregon
Correct plata weekly showing ah vseant lands.
absence returned here two years ago
Notary Publie aad Couver*arar
an<! has been making his home with
his sen G. W. Stevens.
Legal papers of aM kinds made out. Special
attention given to papers tn settkmiunt of estete».
Mrs. Mary E. Garrett, now residing
at Bly, was the wife of Mr. Stevens,
▲bstr&ci of l.aad T í U m
They were divorced in 18bl. The de-
Moot complete set of abstract L ao «» In A m
ce ised is also survived by two brothels
county. Abstract made promptly and actnrately.
ar. ! two sisters living at Myrt'e Creek,
Pure Mineral Water
Jte*l Fatate avd laaama««
on. brother at Medford and one in
Bottled at the Spring
Fine list of county and town property for »ate
Humboldt County California.
and rent.
and Delivered
to
Samuel R. Stephens was the third
Hosey Lucacd
m. e child born in Jackson County,
Your Residence fre3h
Warrants
bnuffht
and sold. CoHactiona
Oregon, says the Klamath Falls Her- ,
i
Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt r«pljr to all
and Sparkling.
akl. Tidings.
letters. Charges reas»natle.
Order From
Hexcreaces
'
. • Money by Buying Chamberlain’s
CHAS.
DUNFORD.
Hon. H. K. Hanna judge 1st judicial district
Cough Remedy.
and any Jack-jonvillo business man.
For Paper Hanging
SILAS J. DAY
Cölestin
To See
You will pay just as much for a bot-
li of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as
f any of the other cough medicines,
bi. ' ou save money in buying it. The
saving is in what you get, not what
you pay. The sure-to-cure-you quality
is in every bottle of this remedy, and
you get good results when you take it.
Neglected colds often develop serious
conditions, and when you buy a cough
medicine you want to be sure you are
getting one that will cure your cold.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy always
cures. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle.
For sale by City Drug Store.
Successor to Smith & Molony
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country, Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Celestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
OYSTERS
Medford,
Oregon
The Oyster season is now open
Luy & Keegan handles the famous
Eagle brand of oysters. Take a can
of these large Eastern oysters home
to fry, stew or for cocktails.
The
CLASSIFIED
ENDING FEB. 13
WANTED—A girl to work in restau
rant. Apply at Mrs. Grant.
DRESSMAKING—For first-class dress
making call on Mrs. S. A. Swanson,
Luke Ryan’s house east part of city.
The Boss has reduced the price on
his funcy Chinaware.
raging and the town is completely out NEWS OF 1864
of coal. Traffic is also blockaded.”
It is believed here that a number of
FROM RICHMOND
places in that region are similarly af
fected, as the Grand Trunk has not
Swept by a biting Northwest wind, run a train over that portion of its
New York City experienced the cold line for three weeks owing to snow . The following is an extract from the
“Sentinel”, published in this city in
est weather of the Winter. The tem
blockades.
the sixties.
perature in some portions of the great
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views or jetf davis on pbace
er city was down to zero just before
daylight Monday and the official ther
On your railroad
His
speech at the Richmond mass
KILLING FROSTS SOUTH
fare. The law of
mometer of the Weather Bureau re
meeting 1864.
the common car
gistered 5 above zero.
rier compels equal
Killing frosts as far South as the | “His Excellency the President of the I
Two thousand applicants for food
rates on all rail
Confederate
states,
being
on
the
stand
!
26th
parallel
and
temperatures
from
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and coffee were lined up at the Bow
road lines. - - -
ery Mission during the night, li.e lar six to eight degrees below freezing 1 waa loutl|y called for, and went to the |
gest number fed there this Winter. were reported from Central and North- frunL Hii «PPearance was the signal
In addition to these, 318 persons, in ern Florida. The cold wave continues for ProlonKed and enthusiastic cheer-!
cluding 24 women, were given shelter east of the Mississippi River, while to ing’ Round alter round of cheers
at the City Lodging house and the the westward temperatures are again 1 werR UP from ail parts of the building
and every vocal energy of the assemb
Pier of the Charities Department, at above the seasonable average except in
ly seemed taxed to its utmost in swell
Southwest.
the foot of East Twenty-sixth strict.
ing the tremendous acclamations. 1
The Street-Cleaning Department, had
The President meantime gracefully i
/.i Time, Traveling
put men at work removing the snow
PITTSBURG
bowed to the different parts of the au-1
Expenset and Fa
during the night, but when the cold
tigue by insisting on
dience, and after the inspiring out-
became so intense, the work was dis
the shortest route,
The coldest weather of the soason burst of sympathy and enthusiasm had
fastest trains and
continued.
at
length
subsided
he
proceeded
to
ad
best
service. Simpiy
Eighteen families were driven from was experienced here Monday when
rec that your ticket
dress
the
assembly.
We
pretend
to
the
thermometer
registered
nine
de
their homes in a tenement in Seventy
reads via . .
grees below zero. A light snow is no more than give the substance of
seventh street by tire early Monday,
some
of
his
remarks.
The
president
falling and the mercury is gradually
that if he were there to assist in i
rising.
I said
celebrating some great decisive victory
,
SUFFERING IN KENTUCKY I
to our arms or in hailing the establish
HIGH WINDS
ment of peace, he should have been
Although the weather was already
most happy. But in times like these
CAUSE FLOODS which
intensely cold through« u Central und
are now upon us when danger .»
Eastern Kentucky, the temperature
confronts
us and our path is beside the
A heavy wind has been blowing in
continued slowly dropping. Great suf- i
lee
shore
and
the breakers—to witness
OREGON SHORT LINE
northern for several days and Monday
fering is reported in the mountain dis-1
night reached as far north as Ashland the manifestations of such a spirit on
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tricts, and much livestock is reported
the part of the countrymen as were
to have died from the cold. Great where several small buildings were there displayed was more than happi
blown down.
UNION PACIFIC
snow drifts in this section are being
A land slide at Castle Craig delayed ness—it was ecstatic joy.
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plowed through today, mid the rural
The president said it was that the
the mails for several hours. All tele
mail service will soon be resumed.
graphic communications with the spirit which inspired this meeting
south was cut off. It is reported that should find its first utterance in Rich-
Every facility for
the safety, com-
TOWNS AR2 WITFO JT FUEL tnree and one-half inches of rain fell mond. Here every day were heard ;
fol t and accommo
ia less than one hour and Dunsmuir is the cannons of the enemy. Innumer
dation of the pas
able hillocks in the neighboring ceme
A telegram from Aberdeen, Saska partly under water.
senger is provided
teries tell of the brave men from ev
tchewan, on the Grand Trunk Pacific,
No change of cars
is necessary to
said:
ery state in the Confederacy who have
Denver,
O.ual ii,
•’The worst storm of the season is BRYAN WILL BE
given their country. On one of the
Kansas City, Chi
i
cago. Direct eon-
A CANDIDATE hills of this city stands that sacred
building in which Patrick Henry and
necticr.s are made
for all other points
William Jennings Bryan has an his compatriots pledged life for liberty.
East and South,
nounced that if his party wished he Here, too was the capita) of the con
federacy,
and
of
that
proud
state
would accept the nomination for pre
which has been truly termed “the
sidency once more.
If he fails this time he will devote mother of statesmen.”
Inywirc for parties Isrs
himself to the ministry.
“We should not again be insulted by
While travelling through Louisiana such terms of peace as the arrogance
A. S. Roeertbanm, .4 rent
is week he said: “I am sure of the enemy has lately proposed; but
Medford, Cr ron
would make a better preacher I ere many months has elapsed our suc
than a politician. I like to come south cesses would cause them to feel that
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and inspire hope in the democratic when talking to us they were talking
Wm. McMurray,
breast, because sometimes I believe it to their masters. (Great applause.”)
wanes in Louisiana. ”
general Pa« nper Agent
The Overland Telegraph was the way
a column was head d and under this
1 OR I LAND, RE.
Don’t overlook the magazine offer caption was their late news about six
in this issue, it may not last much long- weeks old.
POOR SHIVER
IN NEW YORK
Crikrion Sahon
For Fine Wines, Liquore and Cigars.
DUNNNGTON & DENEFF, FROPR ETORS
Jacksonville.
Oregon
YOU CAN’T
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Varnish!
Varnish!
Varnish!
A coat of varnish will improve the appearance of
those old chairs, or the interior decorations. - - -
Anyone Can Varnish, Do it Yourself
If you want to change the appearance of your chairs
treat them to a coat of varnish stain. It is cheap
Fred J. Fick, Contractor and Builder.
YOU CAN SAVE
SOUTHERN PACEFiC
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All Kinds Second Hand Goods
Bought and Sold
Harness, and Harness Supplies, DeVilbiss Pliers, Carborundum
Grinders for Grinding Plows and all Edged Tools. It will save its
price in one season grinding plow sheares.
Luistrelac and Ennmcl and Carriage Faint
Paint Brushes.
T. L. DeVore, Jacksonville, Ore
Ryan Building
For Particulars
Address
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Remington
Typewriter
Company
Portland
Oregon
Prompt Deliver} ’
Opposite U. 8