taqle Point Nolen.
Ira Tungate of Big Butte was in town
Tuesday.
Jocie l*ool who has been very sick is
re|M>rtcd as improving.
j
Mrs. E«1<1 Hoyt came over from Fort
MAXI- MINI- PBBC’P-I CHABACTKB OF
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Misses Donna and Bessie Bell of Browns
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Last Sunday. June 28, the people c>t
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( cause of temperance which was shown bv
Temperature—Mean maximum, 80.46 the fact that SK persons of the small
deg.; mean minimun 51.56 «leg.; mean. place signed the pledge and put on the
66 deg.; maximum, 99.; on 7th; mini white ribbon at the close of the evening
Mrs. Officer was organist of
mum. 37; date. 3rd; «neatest daily range, session.
the day. And all took jiart and seemed
46.
Precipitation—Total. .75 inches. Great to enjoy the music very much. We
have only heard expressions of regret
est in 24 hours. 27 inches; date lltli.
Number
of days with .01 inch or that Mrs. Harford could not remain long
more precipitation, 8; clear, 11; partly er with us while here but as she is desir
ous of meeting with us again in the near
cloudy, 10; cloudy. 9.
Dates of Thunderstorms, 10th and future, we all hope this w ish may tie con
summated and may the next visit lie fora
11th.
much louger time, Quite a number of
our ladies accompanied Mrs. Harford to
Dates to Remember.
Saturday, July 4—Grand celebration at Medford on Monday and attended the
W. C. T.
convention.
Gobi Hill.
Saturday, July 4.—Baseball contest at
Gold Hill Mill Celebrate.
Jacksonville for a purse of i2«io between
The
report
having been circulate«l that
Roseburg and Jacksonville, with a grand
the Gold Hill celebration was off on ac
ball in the evening.
Saturdays July 4—Baseball, horseracing, count of the fear of dipther a,the follow
ami other sports at Palmer Creek, on ingdenial is received by th • Sentinel for
publication from J. H. Beeman chairman
Applegate.
Sunday, July 5—Baseball game at Neulier of the celebration committee. Gohl Hill:
Gold Hill, Oregon, July 2. 1908.
& Taylor's grounds, for championship
Editor Sentinel:—The report has lieen
of Rogue River Valley, between win
ners of Fourth of July game and Grants circulated throughout the county that we
have calle«l off our celebration on ac
Pass team.
Tuesday, July 7—Regular meeting of count of contagious sickness. This is
malicious and without any foundation
Jacksonville town council.
Tuesday, July 7—Regular meeting of whatever as Gohl Hill is blessed with a
clear bill of health and without a single
Medford city council.
Wednesday, July 15.—Convening of the case of sickness of any kind. We are
Eleventh annual Assembly of the going to have a glorious time, an«l you
Southern Oregon Chautauqua Associa and yonr friend* are specially invited to
join us in baaing a good time.
tion at Ashland.
J. H. B eeman .
Saturday, August 15—Good Roads Con
vention at Jacksonville in Court House
Inc ailed tor Letters.
park at 7:30 p. m. Address by Judge
J. H. Scott, president of Oregon State
The following is a list of letters re
Goo«l Roads Association.
maining uncalled for in the Jacksonville
Saturday, August 15—Fruitgrowers con postoffice, June 34), 1!*>3. One cent will
vention in Jacksonville under auspices lie cliarged upon delivery.
of Rogue River Fruitgrowers Union.
Bitter Rev. Wm., Hightower Emma,
Program for all day ami exercises to lie Bradshaw Tom, Martin C. C., Chintell
hel<! in Court House park. Address bv Frank, Rowe Isabella, Cooke James,
professors from State Agricultural col Rowe Iradella, Dodson J. C., Tate J. A.,
lege and by prominent fruitmen of the Goedow Alford, Wetzel Jacob.
Coast.
J ohn F. M iij . er , postmaster.
MAY
WEATHER REPORT
Following is the report of U. S. Volun
teer Weather Observer E. Britt, tor Jack
sonville, for month ofjune.
BASEBALL
bet ween
Roseburg . .
and
JacKson ville
For a Purse of $200
on
JULY FOURTH
GRAND
BALL
in the evening at
Orth’s Hall in
JACKSONVILLE..
RYAN’S
Can be ton nd u Inr^c assoit-
ment oí
LACE
CURTAINS
CURTAIN NETS
and
SCRIMS
All at lowest prices
RYAN’S
JACKSONVILLE
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses have
lieen issned by County Clerk John S.
Orth the past week: Pierce O. Gearhart
and L. Florence Buchanan, William Pie-
ning ami Mary Irwin, Charley W. Thur
man and Mrs. Atnera Morgan, I. A.Rose-
vear and M. A. Castle, Reulien H. Robin
son and Lillian Taylor, Asa Ixive and so it is reported among the l«oy*. Mr.
Schmidling is expecte«! back in aliout
Dolly Gardner.
three weeks.
for Sale.
Tents, camp stoves an<l camping utrti-
Three new mowers and one rake for sils at Boyden'* hardware store, Med
sale, cash or trade. Going out of the ford.
2t
business and will sell cheap.
J. T. Layton, whois the owner of tne
C hris U i . rich , Jacksonville.
Faris Gulch placer mine, one of the b« st
paying mines on tin- Applegate, was in
Soap from 5c up at the City Drug Jacksonville Monday purchasing su|iplies.
Store.
Mr. Layton is one of the pioneers of (Ire-
Highest market price in cash paid for gon. He ¡Kissed through this valley I n
wool. We have wool bags, fleece twine, 1851, when only Indians war« residing
sheep dip for sale. Nunan, Jacksonville. here, on a trip from California to the
John Davidson of Williams Creek is mouth of the Umpqua. The next soring
paying his brother C. T. Davidson of this he again came up from California, la-ing
drawn here by the rejxirts of the gol«l
place a visit this week.
found in Rich gulch on the southern
Mrs. O. E. Rose and her «laughter, limits of the present town of Jacksonville
Mrs. Glydes, of Applegate were in Jack ami he lias been a resident of this section
sonville Sunday to lie present at the wed- of Oregon ever since ami he has laid up
i ding at the Taylor house, Mrs. Rose be- a comfortable stake for his declining
. an aunt o( the bride.
years.
Mrs. Wm. H. Basye of Missouri Flat
Dr. II. I’. Hargrave of Phoenix, was
I is paying her son C. II. Basye, the black- in Jacksonville Thursday afternoon, on
' smith who had his leg proken sometime a little matter of business before the
ago, a visit ami will remain a few days. I county court. Some time ago the Doc
Her niece Miss Cora Basye accompanied tor was appointed county physician with
nothing as his salary, and it was for the
her.
August Schmidling left Monday for purpose of getting his salary double«!
He
I San Francisco on a matter of personal that he appeared before the court.
i interest to himself and one other jiers'-'i, had with him his right-hand friend,
Postmaster W. R Coleman lo sulmtan-
tiate his claim for greater remuneration,
ami though the I’ostnutater made a
touching and strenuous appeal to the
court, judge Prim ami C<»tnmi*Moner*
Rilev and Patterson were obdura; and
refused to double the ».darvof the counts
physician, who will have to continue to
discharge the irksome duties of his office
with only glorv ami a < tear conscience a*
his reward.
Try City Drug Store for Soap.
T. I. Kenney drove over to Williams
Creek to see how the crojw» were doing
on a farm he has in that valley. Mr.
Kinney states that h<- never had finer
cro|H on his place than this year His
wheat
is m arlv
shoulder
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Ider high
and will
yield 40 bushel to the acre,while his oats
and barley are equally as fine. His corn
and potatoes promise a big yield and al
together his farm promises to lie a profit
able investment to him this year as it has
always heretofore lieen. While walking
through his wheat field Mr. Kenney
came UJMH1 a little fawn that had become
separated from its mother ami he had no
difficulty in capturing it. He placed it
in his buggy ami brought it home with
him and gave it to his childn n who
have imide a pet of it ami now have it
so gentle that it answers to its name and
plays with them like a lamb.