Q0LVIG& DURHAM
Jdcksonvilh* Continues lu Min.
Real Estate Activities
The Jacksonville nine added .1 clincher
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LAW Y EKS
to their claim to the championship of
Southem Oregon when on lust Suitdav Jus Voting ct ux to Ella M Shear« r;
Will practice in all the Courts ol the
afternoon they defeated the Medford
3 placer mining claims, Strain
State.
team by a score of 4 to 3 mid gav>* the I Imat district ........... ..........................
W. M.Cahlf. JacliaMville. tie». M. Iterhaai.Üraat«R m *. large crowd of s|H*ctatom a most excel W II Voting to Jas Young: one phi
lent exhibition of the national game, at
,cer claim, Steam Inuit uniting
the same time »ending the lusty Medford
district................................................
rooters home with meek ami humble P W Blackett et ux to C R Ruv
counteniinces. The Medford band wits
quart/claim mule in Galls «list
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DENTIST
in attendance and played good selections O C ¿k I J Fuik'-yptlc t i Jus !■ Kerr
Atl work eipial to the be»t to I h - had in
«luring the game but all eyes and ears
agreement tor puri ha»e 2 quart*
Portland.
were intent upon the «liantoiid where ‘he . claim, in loot» Creek mining
Crown». Bridge work and Artificisl Teeth
contest was bird fought throughout
district ...................... ........................
on either rabtier or celluloid plater
JacKtonville
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Oregon Medford was first to bat but neither Ju» E Kerr to Omaha Gold mining
»ide scored till the thud inning, when
Ct», assignment of agreement to
tie visitors tallied once ami tile home' same.................................
ti am twice. The game la-gun to look as S.i'nl ( .irh»!c to Li» \ t ! <«’ . 1.1k C
like a one sided affair but Medford till
T ili nt
d IN IT ED STATES LAN D COMMISSION FR
lied in the f»th and 7th tietng the score. Marv E and J R Carlile to Jas A
Jacksonville, however, held them down ; Clark; prop in Jackson county..
Filings an>l final proof» tor homestead.»
for the lu»t two innings am! bv some ex A D I lei m hi i t u x to U S.md O ()
ami timlier claims made.
citing work scored the winning run in
Helman; prop in Ashland...........
tlie last of the ninth. A nutnlier of error» J G Gore, admr. to Thus II Simp
Jacksonville
Oregon were ui ide on both sides but were mor*
son; lot
Idk H, Ashland.............
than offset bv brilliant phtvs. noticeably Garfield ¡run & Lum- Co to Gohl
' a double w hen Pat Donegan ftchlcd 11
Hill High Line Ditch Co; right
grounder at third, threw to Barlow who 1 of wav tn e'j of nw '• »ec III, tp
shut out a tally «spirant at home pht'e
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LAWYER
then sent the ball to second w in re Gal< . Chas H McClain et ux to Adolph
'winged a Medfordite coming from fir 4
Office opposite Court House
Luckey; 13 a m tp 3s s, r I w ....
Jacksonville’s victory w.is due to ct n Joh innc Houck heirs to Ge*» A
Jacksonville
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Oregon ». ientious work by the whole team,
Wilson; lot» 1. 2. 3, H<mu stead
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fact stme Manager Ingram »»»timed con
Association tract, tp 3'.* », r I «-..
A. E. Reames
C. L. Ret mes trol. he and Capt. Dotlegin have wo’ked II I. White et ux to Emil) Tuyli r.
togi ther s<» harmoniously and effectively
lot 3|, blk 2. White's add, Ash
that thi' team ha» played with confidence
land...................
ami consequent victory, Umpire Ruble) Geo A Wilson to Thus A Culls rt
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ATTORNEY AT-LAW
gave general satisfaction.
son; lot» I. 2. 3, Homestead As
sociation traet ....:........................ ..
A. E. Reames, district attorney.
AB R H PO A E
Nunan. s ».............. .... 4
1st Judicial District.
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I »> Geo W and M.irv F Trcftcn to T
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Lovesee; lots 22 ami ¿1, blk 2.
Pat
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Jonegan,
3b...
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4
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Jack »on % ille.
Oregon
R R i*l I, Ashland, and p»r lots
' Ulrich, cf................ ..„ 4 I
SO md 21............
<>rth. lb.................. ..... 4
12
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Alla-rt M Hcletns rt al to Jm> Cun
Gale. 2b ................. .... 4 1
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way; prop in Talent.......................
Ed Donegan, If.... ... 4 1 1
Ada V and H C Cornell to Geo N
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1) Donegan, rf........ .... •» •» I »» o
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PHYSIC
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Smith ami N S Walsh; right of
Lester, p....................
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Office in Orth's Building
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wav in w of n '4 of iti '* sec 30
Barlow, c................. .... 3
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Hours 2 to .» and 7 to a p. tn
tj 3«; »ii<-
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Total....... .......... • •• *»•> 4 > » »" i 10 6
Jacksonville
U S to John 7 Breeding; w
of sw
Oregon
MEI» ORI»
\ »ec 1-I and i ’j ofse'j ami sw
H Smith, c .............. . . 4« < »
'♦ of sc1« sec I."» tp JU» s. r I w ...
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Rothemi il, If .......
I EK Anilersoit to R S'vswaner; pro
Hutton, p.................. ... 4 1
3 li
perty in Jackson comity..............
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ITTullKI l . ÀT.I lie
1 King, 3b....... ............
3 1 1 I
1 »>Ï A L an I Evelvn S Mills to Erik
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Will practice in all courts of the
Brouse, 2b........ .....
4
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Sjolseth; s-.v st-«- 1.*». tp 40 s, r le
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state.
Barkdull, 11»........... ... • »
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<> E <>rav- s ct ux t > Ezra Webber;
Office on California street one
Ke!»«», rf................... ... 4
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sc >4 of m *4 s< <• ;u> tp 32 s, r 2 c
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block south of the court house.
Miles. »»................... ... 3
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W S Barnum et ux to T W Reed,
Jacksonville.
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Oregon Isaacs, cf ......................
3 1
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prop in Medford..............................
Total.................... 32 • » • • » > 2H 13 5 Columbus S Fling to Thus J Ken
nev; prop in J teks uivtlle.............
Score by innings:
Total Carter Land Co to G W Benedict;
Jack»«>nville
(t a 2 2 41 41 0 Il I
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proj> in Ashland .......
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JEWELER
Miilfori!
<1 «I : a ■> ! I <1- 4)
J S H igi y to Wm B Jackson
Watches and clocks repaired
Struck out. Lester 10; Hutton 7». Base»
4, 7». blk 1, M« dfont ...___
J romptly and all work guaran-
on balls. 0. P.i»»' <1 balls. Barlow 2. Dou Wm T Stidham to L L Walkir;
teed.
ble plays. King to Barkdull; P. Don* gan
prop in Ashland................................
to Barlow to Gale. Two base h ts. E. L L Walki r to Wm J Wall ice ct ux:
Office opposite U. S. Hotel.
Donegan 1; R. Donegan 1.
Time •)
Mtme.....................................................
Jacksonville.
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Oregon
hours. Umpire, Roblev. S orer, C. I.. W W Erb toJ< .s Trite; prop in Jack
Reames.
son county ....................•
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Mrs Minerva Glenn to Joseph.ne
Gold Kav Gleam*».
Apph-gatc; blk .*»0 Jacksonville.
Mrs. Henry Carlisle has returned to Su»ie L Allen et a) to Mar» V.
her home in Yreka aft* r a visit of sonic
Sto'k; lot 7, Nob Hill add, Ash
length with
her sister-in law, Mrs.
land......................................................
George Black of Tolo.
Ida M Ling and husb to W B Rob
Veterinary Surgeon.
i rts; prop in Jackson county.......
George Black, who formerly lived in
Frances
and N L Narregan to C F
Jacksonville but is now a resident of this
Case om- acre in Jackson county
place and an employee on the Ray dam.
with a painful accident a few days Thos H Bedford to S R Bedford; s
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Medford,
Oregon met
of se't sec 3L tp 37» s, r 4 w
ago. The nails of two linger» on his right
hand were torn off and the ends <»f the W J booth t<> W F Songer; prop in
tp 3!» s. r 1 e..............................
fingers lacerated.
£33
J r H itnlin to G W Bashfor«!;
By a heroic effort two small boys saved
lease from larnd for deed.......
the life of an older playmate m ar Tolo Allie M Millsap ami husb to W
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the first of the week. Little Eddie Car
Morse; lot 1 blk 33 Coolidge add.
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lisle of Yreka. California is visiting with
A-bland..............................................
his aunt, Mrs. George Black, wholiveain Jm> W Frail to Maggie R Mi »sen-
Tolo. and while placing around an old
ger; propin Medford.....................
prospect hole with two younger bovs ac Jno S Sil»bv to Jas M Riley; lots
Some of the people get
cidentally fell in. There was about six
IX. HI, blk A, R R add Ashland..
fooled, but most of them
feet of water in the hole and he would Jas M Riley to Sarah Wheeler;
have drowned if his little playmates,
don’t for they go to the
same.....................................................
Hugh Miller ami Everett Dutton six T J Kinney to J T Btukley.e 1. nc-
years old, had not come gallantly to hi,
'4 ami n’i sc'4 sec 2M. tp 3!i s. r
rescue. Although he is eight years old
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and larger than his playmates they su :- J T Buckley to I* F Swayne; same.. 2'H MI
ceeded in pulling him from his perilous J Nunan to P F Swayne; e.h nw
position.
and e ‘ j sw ‘4 , sec 22 tp 39 s, r 3
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w, am! placer claims..... ...............
Salt, genuine Liverpool salt, dairy P F Swayne to Z Cameron; prop in
salt, stock salt. Special price in quanti
Jackson county................................ 7 Ino
Where the best and the
ties. Nunan Taylor Co.
Store
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P)R. T. T. SHAW
JOHN
S.
full
iiox Stationery
Tablets
Fancy Soaps and
Perfumery
ORTH
grade of Citi \I\S
h. indh d
Special attention given
Prescriptions
R. NEIL
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J. W. ROBINSON M. D.
P ronri«*lor,
Jackson ville
Orc
E REAMES
G. GALE. M. D
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hue rtlwitAs on hum! of
\yov ever face
a bargain
You may meet a few if
you visit the TOGGERY
soon.
NEWBURY
All
STRAW HATS
this week AT
W. H 1 C K E L
H. Messner,
Oh Say!
BOSS CANDY
KITCHEN
c he a pcs t con fee t io ne r\ •
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.
Puts An I nd to It All.
COSI.
A feu lines of
FE LI
id A T S
greatly RI DI CLD I’RICIiS
al
IV e are the fastest grow»
ing house in Southern
Oregon and what we
say we do we do do.
The TOGGERY
W. F. ISAACS •
Phone
.Main
Palm-Bodge
MEDFORD
5S3.
Block
CHAS. DUNFORD
JACKSONVILLE
TRANSFER
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I haying nml heavy
tenni work. Light
express transferred.
Prompt i le li very to
nil parts of the city
I found nothing better for liver de
A grievous wail oftentimes comes as a
rangement ami constipation than Cham
result of unbearable pain from overtaxeil
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.—
L. F. Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For organs. Dizziness, Backache, Liver com
Ohargos
Ro asonahlo
plaint ami Constipation. But thanks to
»ale by City Drug Store.
Dr.King's New Life Pills they put an eml
Mrs. C. W. Palm, whose millinery to it all. They are gentle but thorough.
parlor is well known to the ladies of Try them. Only 27 h -. Guaranteed by
Attention.
Jacksonville, has opened for display her City Drug Store.
fall stock, which is one of the largest ami
All persomi indebted to the undersign
If you have any Titnla r land you want ed are hereby requested to call at once
most complete ever brought to Medford.
Mrs. Palm would lie pleased to have her to sell—See T. C. Norris.
and settle their account:, as I have closed
friends call and see the many artistic
Mrs. E. B. Watson ami Mrs. Henry out mv business in Jacksonville.
and nobby effects in ladies' hats now in Kubli returned Tuesilav from a two,
D. L inn .
| her display cases.
weeks outing at Wagnor Springs.
August 11, 1103.