Negligee
Niceties
For comfortable sum­
mer wear the Negligee
Shirt beats ’em all.
Ours are
TOCCERY
SOCKS
ARE
FOOT
CLADNESS
Superior
in
FABRICK
FIT AND
FINISH!
The TOGGERY
Kbout Woodville.
Vance Colvig is visiting relatives in
W ihh I vi II c anil vicinity.
Mr. Moyer anil family have moved in­
to tin- house lately vacated by G. W.
I.anee.
lid Clark, who has b«cn working on a
drill on Kanes creek, bruised his foot se
verly on Saturday and has returned
home.
A large quantity of ore 1* lx itig hauled
tn the Braden mill from the Ryaii-Harth
mine on SehiclHein gulch. Work began
this weak.
Mrs C. S. Hirtlst ye ami grandson Geo.
were call« <1 to Ashland Sundae by the
illness of Mrs. Birdseye's grand-d.iught
er Anna Birdseye.
Work on the dredger dam on Foots
creek has been su*|>ended for a few
day» till a plow, which will arrive in i
»hort time, arrives at which time grad­
ing will IlCglll.
Mrs. <). 1‘. Randall, whose health fot
the past several month» ha» been vert
poor, has gone to Lakeview for a change
of climate. Slit wa» accompmieil bv her
daughter, Mr». Rena Whipple, who will
remain a few weeks.
Services
were
conducted
Sunday
morning by Rev. Joel Milton at Wood­
ville and in the aftermxm at 3 o'clock
by Rev. Connell of Grants Pa»». Rev
Connell will] reach every Sunday at 3
p. tn. for an indefinite length of time.
Harlan Swagertv and hi» brother-in-
law. George Hamilton, who recently
completed the contract of delivering the
brick fi r the Jack" nville school house,
have moved to Woodville ami are now
engaged in hauling lumber from the
Smith mill on Evans creek to the Wood­
ville depot.
Chris Ulrich
Manufacturer <>i
CORN
and
MEAL
GRAHAM
Each made of the best selected grain and guaranteed
the purest on the market
Dealer in
SASH,
DOORS
and
(¡LASS
Ground Barley, Cracked
Wheat and Other Feed.
<_________________________________ J
MATT CALHOUN
Real listate Dealer.
PHOENIX,
-
-
-
OREGON
I have in my hands at the present time a latge num­
Working Sight and i)<iv.
ber of Bargain* in FARM, ER I’IT ami GARDEN
W. F. ISAACS ■ MEDFORD
The busiest an« 1 mightiest little thing
LANDS, and TOW N PROPERTY, of which the
that ever wa» made is Dr. King'» New
Phone Main 553.
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
following is a partial list.
into strength, listlessiiess into energy,
Palm-Bodge Block
brain-fag into mental power. They're
$<». i
No 26 11
\____________________________ 7 wonderful in building up the health.
R*>gu<- River Ixittotn land, .«11 fenced,
•iox12o feet each.
Only 25c jxr box.
Sold bv City Drug
g<xxl house, barn and other budding». No. 30 Is a« re» will improve«!, lions«,
TIMBER LAND AC 1 JUNE
1*7' NOTICE Store.
barn ami other out biiihliiign, on« half
l he balance, alx«ut 2->O acres, g>xxi for
FOR PUBLICATION’.
timlx-r and posture. Tin» place is »it-
m voting orchar«!; near PI kh - iiix .
The
Klamath
Like
Navigation
t'nited States I.an<I office
uate«l <<n Rogue River, near town.
$1200.
Roseburg. Oregon June 17 l'*f.
coinpinv of Klamath Fall», ha» id« d
The laml is of fine- quality. Price ix-r N<>. <1
Notice i* hereby given that in compliance with it» articles of incoqxaration with the
the . rovisioiis of the act ot Congress of June
$2 5
from railroa«!, level laml. g«xx| soil, 15
of state at
Sahin.
The
1*7» entitled An Act for the sale of Tirnlier Secretary
No. 2 I» a tract of 152<> acr<
ill fen
acr< s ch art <1 .«ml fcnce«l, 2«’> a« ie» m
Land'tn the state* of California Oregon Neva­ capital stock i» <10.iMio and the incor­
12i*> acre* g'xxl alfalfa land, a stream
pisttire,
remainder easily- clear« «1.
da and Washington Territory
as extended to porators
are S. V. Short, G. 11.
all the public land sales by act ot August I !*'•-’
running through it of 150 miner*'
Dwelling lions« well finished. Cost «»v-
Woodbury
and
E.
E.
f
’
pmyer.
The
Andrew V. Rock, of Jackson County, state of Or­
inch« * of water with which the whole
er
Ik.«ring <>r«har«l, tin«- will
egon and a resident of the town of Applegate of company is prejiariiig to ply gasoline
120«• acres can lx- irrigated. Th«- other
ami springs, is sub-irr:gat< <1, ami can
said State, ha« tht« day filed in thi« office hi« launches
on
the
Klamath
lakes,
sworn statement No -Al for the purchase of the
320 acres is high« r ground, which is
lx made one of th«- l»-»t »mall fat in» of
SW‘4 of the NW* 1, of section No. » in Tow nship and the boats are ex|xcte<l here with­
well
situated
for
reservoir»
ami
feed
Ja«
ks«m county. Isowne«l bv a non­
No. 'I South Range No. I West and will offer in a few
«lay*.—Klamath Falls Re­
grounds.
This tract is situated in
resident who will g ye a bargain in or­
proof to show that the land sought is more valu­ publican.
able for its timtier or stone than for agricultural
Klamath comity, about 20 mile» from
der to sell <|tn< k.
purpose« and to establish hi» claim to «aid land
Highest market price in cash paid for
Klamath Falls, a county road running No. 33 15*2 a«Tcs, all III cultivation,
before the Couuty Clerk of Jackson County. Ore­ wool.
We have wool Lag», fleece twine,
bv it and .« railroad now w ithin alx»ut
house, barn, etc., n« ar Fin* nix. will
gon at Jacksonville Oregon, on Saturday, the
sheep dip for sale. Nunan. Jacksonville.
•".‘th day of August ISW3.
50 miles ami building rapidly towards
lx- sold all together or <livl«ted.
He names as witnesses
it ami is certain to pass m ar bv it, or No. 34.
1200 acre» all improve«!.
Henry Kubli was a Monday evening
Janies W Mee of Applegate Oregon George
cross it in the near future. A g«»«xl
Fin«- Ixittotn laml, Rogiu- Riv«r run­
A Culey of Applegate Oregon Walter Miller visitor to Jacksonville coni ng over from
of Applegate. Oregon. Fritz Ruch, of Applegate his Applegate ranch for a repair to hi»
firm house and barn and corrals on
ning through it; 500 at res under irriga
Oregon
the place. < Inc of the >x-st bargains in
tioii and balanct easily wat< red. (bod
Mr. Kubli has om- of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the mowing machine.
all Southern Oregon. Price per a< re
buildings ami «»th« r improv« in« nts, »ix
aliove descrilied lands are requested to file their the big alfalfa mea«lows of the Apple­
claims in this office on or liefore said -“‘th day of gate and unlimited quantities of water
$10.
mile» from railroad, near ]H«stoifi<>- ami
Augu«t 1“
J T URlDi.l *
$o.
1
House
ami
I
lots
in
Phoenix.
»< liool. l ine alfalfa, fruit or g.mlen
for
irrigation
purjxases
which
give»
a
6-26, *-2*.
Register.
M00
land. Is the cheajx-st laml in Jackson
productiveness that makes certain three
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
county. Pric«- ]x r .«< r<-
$i(J
crops of hay a year. Mr. Kubli ha* al­ $o. 4 — 201 a< r« s of g«xxl land, all
fence«l
ami
in
cultivation.
A
go«*!
ready
harvested
one
crop
of
hay
ami
In
­
No. 36 171 3 act« s of |».istnr< land on
I>ej»artment of the Interior
farm house ami barn. A No. 1 farm.
Land Office at Roseburg Oregon June I" r.«i3 is putting up the secoml crop and in
Rogue River. Will I»«- s«>l«l at a bar
Notice is hereby given that the following September he will have the third crop to
Near town ami railroad. Price $9,500.
gain.
named settler has filed notice of hi« intention to
So. N —.'»*1 acres, house ami 2 barns, 12 $■>. 17
- ■
to make final proof in support of hi» claim and harvest.
acres lx»ttom land, the balance, 43 ai ­
that »aid proof will lie marie liefore Silas J Day.
plow laml, all w« 11 watered by fine
The
semi-annual
statement
of
State
U- S Commissioner at Jacksonville Oregon on
res, all g«xxl land, J^-mile from <lep>ot;
crtekaml springs. I.arg«- put timhr
July 27«. 19H3. viz Jacob C Knutzen Ifd No Treasurer M«x»re shows that the annual
12 acres under ditch at the h« ad of th«
cultivation ami all under fen««-. Will
12.311 for the SE'« NW«» NEq SW'/». W'» SE%, apportionment of school funds on Aug­
05000
Section 1H, Tp P> s R I W
lx- sold in tracts to suit pur« has« ts
ust
1st,
will
be
the
largest
in
the
history
He name« the following witnesses to prove his
No. 9 loo acre», within four milrs of
Convenient
to market ami in g«xxl
of
the
stale.
The
apportionment
last
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
Medíonl; isa fine farm, well imp»rove«l
m ighborhoo<L
said land, viz George Culy of Steamlioat Jack
year exceeded that of any previous
goo«l buildings, small orchard; th«- best
son county Oregon William swartzbarger of vear, but the money to lx- distributed
acres, three-fourths of a
Steamlioat Jackson county. Oregon Charles
bargain fora farmin Jackson county. $o. 19. 2 *
mile
from
M««lford.
(rood gar«!« n
Swartzliarger. of steamlioat. Jackson county this vear will lx- fully six jiercent great­
at n
$10.
Oregon William Finney of Jacksonville Jack er. The total amount of money in the
laml. Go«xl Ixix house
.
$150
No.
10
—
23
acres
all
f*
m
e«l
ami
in
son county. Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES.
state treasury on July I. was fl,27N,137.-
$<>.
40
30
n
r«
».
on
a
«
r«
<
k
aifortlmg
6-12-7-17 "
Register
cultivation. A house and barn, about
42, of which f717,,i‘l.'>.3H was in the irre­
plenty of go«xl water; good soil ami
50 fruit trees just coming into bearing.
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE ■■ 1*7* NOTICE ducible school fund ami in the common
tin«- fruit laml. Three acres in alfalfa.
1 *2 miles from town. Price
$1,000.
FOR PUBLICATION.
schrxd interest fund.
A year ago the No.ll— 145 acres on Butte creek, 25 acres
go«xl buildings; near good s< h<xil ami
During
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon interest contained flH'.l, 11 4.H4.
other advantages. JI ' hki . one-half cash
in cultivation. 25 acres more to put in;
May •’»th 19"3
Julv large payments of interest will be
balance on time. Is a big bargain.
all fenced, fair buildings, Jackson
Notice i« hereby given that in compliance with made, thus swelling the amount to lx-
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3rd
county, Oregon. A bargain.
$o.4l.
|lMH) acres of choice land sele« t
1*7*. entitled An Act for the Sale of Timlier apportioned August 1st.
$«>. 12— 2G4 acres, all under fem
g«xxl
ed in an early day. Will lie sold in
Land* in the States of California. Oregon,
Mr. and S. T. Combs from Habart
5-room house, g«xxl spring, water con-
tracts to suit. Wil) make a dozen or
Nevada and Washington Territory
a« extend­
ed to all the public land sales by act of August I. Oklahoma, arrive«! in Ja< ksonville Mon­
veve«l to house by pi|x*, 2 g«xxl barns,
21) fine farms. This is an o|»|>ortunity
1392 Charles J Nunan of Jackson county state day- « veiling on a visit with C. P. Briggs.
215 acres of choice laml in cultivation,
to secure a holm- in the lx-st part of
of Oregon, and a resident of the Town of Jack­ Mrs. Combs and Mr. Briggs are brother
go«xl for all kinds of grain. 30 or 40
the Rogue River valley.
sonville. of «aid State, has this day filed in tins
office his sworn statement No 27o2 for the pur­ and sister ami it has been 20 years since
acres would produce g«xxl alfalfa. This $o. 41. lo acn s of unimproved laml
chase of the South-half of the South-West quarter they have met lx fore this time.
Mr.
is one of the best farms in the valley,
Has some g«x»«1 lir, pine ami oak. Most
and West f^Jhalf of South-East quarter of Sec­ and Mrs. Combs left Tuesday «-veiling
2S miles from Phoenix. Price px-r
tion No. Iin Township No. 39 South Range No
of land can be easily cleared; g«>«i«l
for
Gervais,
Marion
county,
where
they
I west, and will offer proof to «how that the land
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soil, plenty of water; half a mile from
sought is more valuable for its ti’nber ot stone attend a family reunion after which No. 14- 400 acres, G miles from Medford,
school ami church.
Six miles from
than for agricultural purposes anti to establish they will start on their homeward trip, I
a g«xxl house, 2 barns IOO acres in
hi* claim to «aid land before Silas J. Day. U. s
By
lx
«•
bridge.
Price
|x-r
acr«-
. *10.
Commissioner of Jackson County Oregon at going via the Sound where they will
cultivation Pho« nix.
Jacksonville. Oregon, on Saturday, the *th day make a stop at Everett to visit Mrs. $o.l$—13H acres on Rogue River, loo No. 45. <)y« r Mil acres of gtxxl alfalfa
of August, 19B3.
land; 50 acres Bear creek bottom land
Briggs. wh«> is there on a visit with her
acres of as g«xxl land as any man coul«l
He names as witnesses: George Hoffman of
with a larg«- irrigation ditch. Two
Mr. Combs is treasurer of
wish for. No improvements. Thirty
Applegate. Jackson Co. Oregon. T. R Rock of mother.
first-class lions« s, two good bari s nml
Applegate, Jackson Co. Oregon; Marvin M. lav Kiowo county, Oklahoma, and his duties
acres of it could be made read v for the
lor of Jacksonville, Jackson Co. Oregon George are such that he can make but a brief
a fine spring holts«-. Adjoining land s< II
plow
with
15
day
s
labor.
I
’
rici
..$500
W Winetrout of Applegate. Jackson Co. Oregon.
ing for f2*M) all acre. Pric< per act a $1 10
Piio< nix.
Any anti all persons claiming adversely the stop on this Coast, but what he has'seen No. 22—House ami barn in
above descril .-«I lands are requested to file their of Southern Oregon is well pleased with.
2 lots 00x120 feet. Price................. $(>50. No. 47. ( ity pnipertv. 2 acres, tin« new
claims in this office on or before said *th day of He reports crops good and time_ pros­
house, good well ami barn. G«xxl lam!
No 25— House and 3 lots in Phoenix, lots
Augu«t 1903
J- T. Bridges,
perous in Oklahoma.
I bio« ks from « «ntral school.. . $750.
00x120 each; g«xxl lions«- well finished.
65. 5-7
Register.