QOLVIG& DURHAM I
Cinnubitr Items.
Vrcka
|»eoplc
are coming in and China
LAWYERS
I
LAWYERS
| l>ar is lively.
I Josephine and Peter Applegate to
Rol>ert Armstrong am! Harry Luv left
Will practice in all the Courts ol the
Sterling C Minnick; loi 7» & 0,
Friday. The camp regrets to see them
State.
blk 5|, Central Point..................... ; I tu MI I leave.
R. W.CalvIg, Jackaaavllle. tie». N. Durlum. tirants Piss. F A Maier et ux to Sterling C
Messrs. Cougill and Humason are at
Minnick; lots 7. S, blk 51, Cent
work
on their Cmmdtar pru|»erty und
ral Point.............................................
35
have a line showing.
B F Carter to Charles S Match it
ux lot 4, blk I Woodville............
100 Mr. Nun.m. Jacksonville’s genial iner-
DENTIST
i chant, is looking well and gaining in
Rufus Cox to Martha Murray;
All work equal to the best to be hail in
lain«! for deed proptp 34» s r 2 w.. 4 HU» weight. He expects to s'-y another
Portland.
mouth.
A D Hi Iman ct ux to i McCallm;
Crowns Bridge work and Artificisl Teeth
prop
in
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40,
tp
3!»
s,
r
I
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1014
Mr. Garrison, proprietor of Cinnabar
on either rubber or celluloid plater.
Hotel, is th* s.mie genial, good ohl soul
Jacksonville
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Oregon James K Patton et ux to Mary E
Stock, prop in Ashland.................
1 as of yore am! «Iix-s Ills very Ix-vt to make
J W Pratt ct ux to W A Carter &
1 it ple.1s.1nt for his guests.
L I Duffield; lots 9, 10, blk 14
Mr. Carrick and family of Vrcka ami
Gold Hill................................ ....... Ita H» Miss Richardson of San Francisco are
UNITI D STATES I.AND COMMISSIONI R J W Merritt to John If Jitnsey; lots
ciimpe«l here and ad«l very much to the
3 & 4. blk <MtvCentral Point........
20 social life of the camp.
Filings and final proofs for homesteads
Bert H Harris et ux to L K Park
Frank Edwards, one of the. owners of
and timber claims made.
hurst; w'-j of ne'a ami nG of
nw1,, sec 29, tp 35 s, r 3e............. looo a goixl piece of pro,« rtv near the Blue
Jacksonville
Ledge on Jo Creek, has been speinling a
Oregon Kinder Boaz ct ux to T J Ketinev
vac.ition
at the Springs living oil the
e G of ne and n G of sc '4 , sec
2M, t p 39 s, r 3 w................................ russi luxuries of the camp.
Fish Lake Water Co to W H Brad
R. IL S. Donaldson-Selby, the Duke
shaw; prop see 7, tp 30 s,r 1 e...„
I of the upper camp, stands high in the
LAWYER
C J Foster et ux to Fugen la L At
estimation of the fair m x hire ami «lots
Office opposite Court House.
kinson; prop in <1 1 c 42. tp 39 s,
not venture far from camp. His friends
r 1 e ................................................. „
loo will lie glad to hear that the medical
Jacksonville
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Oregon Eugenia L Atkinson to Mary Paine
quality of Prof. Job Garrison's springs
et al same............................................
400 has started a tine growth of hair on that
sjx>t that seemed toneedsu much irriga
A. E. Keanes
C. L. Keimes Marlin F Merle to Auxin Miles;
eG of ne G ami n*. of sc *4, sec
tion.
14, tp 34 s, r 3 e................................
7«SI
Arthur Baxter, the proprietor of the
Geo W Bashford et ux to T J
No Percentage Drug Co. of San Francis-
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Williamson; 5’ "■'res tp 37 », r 2
4150 co. h is «listinguishe«! hitnsclfat Cinnaliar I
A. E.-Realties, district attorney,
Springs as a great hunter.
Scatol bv
Jess*- R Huggins to Silas J Dav;
1st Judicial District.
the camp tire one night, he slid to his
s>G of nvv *4 , sw *4 of ne *4 , s', of
Jacksonv Me,
Oregon
companions: "I have a «late with a
nw'4 ofnw'4 and sG of n'< of
monster buck in the morning.'* True to
nw-'G of nw G sec 1. tp 34», s, r 3
w..................................................
250 his word the buck met him on the Cin
nabar trail alsitit half a mile from camp
Abraham Bish et uxto Ella Millii n;
prop in Ashland.............................. 1ISSI and tried to run over him when Ins gun
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
exploded accidently and hit the «leer in
[ Thomas J Hamlin et ux to Geo
Office in Orth's Building.
' the eve. After standing over the monster
Bashford et ux; partial release
i for a few minutes he decided to retrace
Hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to » p m.
from bond.........................................
the trail for help. Another foolish year
Jacksonville
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5<S> ling attempted to stop his course w hen
Wakefield, prop in Phoenix.......
with an excited yell and a wild look of
David F Craig to John B Craig; 13
alarm he pointed the gun in the direction
acres tp 33 s, r 1 w........................ ..
< •»
of the «leer, shut his eyes, pulled the
Elizabeth Casebur ct al to Jacob M
N—*TT«>»\I’V.»T.I *W
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Casebur; 107 acres tp 3M s, r 1 e..
1 trigger of his gun and the deer fell dca«l
at his feet. With great alarm he fle«l to
Will practice in al! courts of the
ElizaU-th Payne et husb to Kate C
The proudest
state.
Mathes; ltji) acres tp 3M s, r 1 w.. russi camp for assistance.
"High Muck A Muck" of the Cinnabar
Office on California street one
F M & S M Calkins to Wm Myer
block south of the court house.
050 Camp, Mr. Baxter went out fishing one
et ux prop in Ashland.................
Jacksonville,
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day an«l brought int$ camp the neatest
Garfield Iron & Lime Co to Elmer
string of fish yet caught but wlnn he ar-
E Bagley, trustee; 120 acres sec
rivnl
at the Cinnabar resort about a
36, tp 35 i, r 4 w..........
looo
hundred yards from camp he wanted to
R C Hite to Henderson Hash; 2
acres in Ashland..........
4"<o camp for the night. San Francisco pa
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JEWELER
per» please copy.
Mary E Stock and hush to Ernest
Watches and clocks repaired
Wolter; prop in Ashland.............
.Vs I
promptly and all work guaran-
JULY
WEATHER
REPORT.
Mrs Ellen Watkins to E M Tuu-
teed.
075
gate; prop in Jackson Co.............
Following is the rejiort of C. S. Volun
Office opposite U. S. Hotel.
teer Weather Observer E. Britt, for Jack
Teachers (lamination.
Jacksonville.
...
Oregon
sonville, for month of July.
Latitude
Notice is hereby given that the County 42 deg IM min west; longitude 123 «leg.*>
Superintendent of Jackson County will min north.
hold the regular examination of appli
cants for state ami county papers at Jack IM T E MAXI- MIMI-.l-HKC'P- chahactek ok
MCM Ml M
I A I X
llAV
sonville, as follows:
45
74
Renl Estate Activities
Store
[AR. T. T. SHAW
[OHN S.
J.R
R
Box Stationery
Tablets
Fancy Soaps and
Perfumery
ORTH
NEIL
E REAMES
A
A full hue alwav» on han<l of
grafie of CltìAKS
ha nt lieti
Fine
Special attention given
Proscriptions
J. W. ROBINSON M. D.
Proprlator,
Jack»onvillc,
C U I L E R Y
A fine line of Knives,
Razors, Etc,, have just
I m - i n received. Satisfac
tion guarantied.
3
< >f all kinds fourni in a
first class stock.
s
Oregon
Oh Say!
Some of the people get
fooled, but most of them
don’t for they go to the
BOSS CANDY
KITCHEN
Where the best and the
cheapest confectionery
to be had in Jackson
ville can be gotten by
pound or pail. Made
fresh each week and
guaranteed pure by
AL. LEARNED
The Boss Candy Maker.
Tackle
fishing
Ram I »00 Poles, Lines,
Flics in great varieties.
JOHN F. MILLER
Proprietor
y
GROCERIES
FOR STATE PAPERS.
Medford,
Miners’ Supplies
ft
W. HICKEL
Veterinary Surgeon.
Ore
HARDWARE STOKE
NEWBURY
J. H. Messner,
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G. GALE, M. D
QUS
to
Commencing Wednesday, Aug. 12. at
nine o’clock a. m., ami continuing until
Saturday, Aug. 15, at four o’clock.
Wednesday—Penmanship,
history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law.
Thursday—Written Arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book-keeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday—Physiology,
geography,
mental arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturday—Botany, |
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plane
geometry,
general history, English literature, . psy-
chology.
FOR COUNTY PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday Aug. 12, at
nine o'clock a. m., and continuing until
Fri«lay, Aug. 14, at four o’clock.
FIRST,
SECOND AND THIRD
CERTIFICATES.
GRADE
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Mil
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II
40
47
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51
55
51
IM
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51
51
52
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52
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50
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17
50
5»
55
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Wednesday—Penmanship, history, or
Tcmjieratun—Mean max, M4«k-g;mean
thography, reading.
Thursday—Written arithmetic, theory min, 02.1 deg; mean, 73.2 «leg, max, '.»3
deg on the 17th; min 40 «leg on the 7th.
of teaching, grammar, school law.
Friday—Geography, mental arithmetic Greatest daily rang“ 44 di g.
Precipitation .3« inches; greatest in 24
physiology, civil government.
hours
.30 on the 23rd.
PRIMARY CERTIFICATES
No. of days with .01 inch or more pre
Wednesday—Penmanship orthograph- cipitation, 3; clear 22; partly cloudy 4;
y, arithmetic, reading.
cloudy 5.
Thursday—Art of questioning, theory
Thunderstorms on the IHth, 22<1 and
of teaching, methods, physiology.
23rd.
P, H. DAILY,
County School Sufierintendent.
Surprise egg whips, best on the mar
Dr. Jamison has organized and is in ket at Boyden’s hardware store, Medford.
structing a ladies' brass band in Gold
J.P.Mahoney, who formerly resided in
Hill, consisting of the following mem Jacksonville, being then a clerk for tin-
bers: Edith Dungey, pres., Addie Hayes, late James D. Fay, and now a business
sec., Myrtle Harvey, treas., Iva Dungey, man of Baker City with residence in San
Maud Rippey, Ruby Dungey,Daisy Dun Francisco, was in Ashland yesterday en 1
gey, Mamie Vincent, Myrtle Dungey, route to the latter city and made impiir
Dora Caine, Jessie Childers, Hattie Chil- ics as to many old timers.—Ashland Tri- ’
dersand Nora Harvey.—Gohl Hill News. bune.
First-class quality
and a reasonable
price, my specialty
Fresh fruit
and vegetables
Highest price paid
for farm produce
T. J. GOODWYN
The West Side Grocery.
Medford,
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CHAS. DUNFORD
JACKSONVILLE • •
TRANSFER
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Praying and heavy
team work, bight
expresa t ra ns ferret I.
Prompt delivery to
all parts of the city
Chango»
Ro asonablo