Attention. I ver«boil«.
In connection with tn« line of furni
ture you may find:
Ora Burnett has gone up Rogue river
C h rpct»
for a tew d.iv s, on ail outing.
Straw Matting
,
Mis. Rose and her daughter. Miss El
Rugsand Mats
Coco Ik»<>r Mats
vira Hiblwrd. returned Saturday from
>
, r » V ' ‘
W ire and Canvas Cots
their second trip to Colt 'tin.
Cotton felt and silk floss mattresses
Major General Shafter, f. S. Arm« .re
Manufacturer of
Pillows
tired, is hi Medford.
He tna« stay tor
Ingrain and Granite Art Squares
t
the G. A. R. Reunion next week.
Portieres
O. W. Whitmiu. former proprietor of
Couch Covers
X
the Medford Book Store, returned from
<»i I Cloth and Linoleum
Each made of the best scleUCd grain and guaranteed
I lassocks
Astoria where he has I well employed for
some time past.
Sh ini 1 iolders
the purest on the market
Clothes Bars
Mr Z. Macy, formerly b>u«kkeeper in
’ •.v I
‘
Step Ladders
the Jackson County Bank of this c.tv.
o i
Hangings for Sash and Lace Curtails
was in from his timlier claim in the Big
Car|x t Sw ee|x rs
Butte country a few days this week.
Mirror*
F. M. Wilson, the baker, with his
Window Glass mil Putt«
Dealer in
daughter Mabel and a jolly crowd of
Curtains
young jieople, is spending a few days in
l.apboards
Klamath county and points along the
Folding Workt tides
way.
Man« other articles.
C. W. CONKLIN.
Miss Mabel Jones, one of Medford's
House Furnisher.
lie lie» hasjust returned from ail extended
/
trip to Astorii, Portland. Seaside and
Phoenix
totals,
many other resorts and points of interest
in the northern pirt of the state.
F. D. R<>|wr returned from Dunsmuir
Sunday.
Ivan Hum *soti has gone to Cinnabar
The Houston-Rob« rts ]>arti returned
to bring his family to Medford, for the
winter. Mr. Hutnason will soon have a Monday from Pelican Ba« .
new drug store in the room just vacated
Miss Maggie Caldwell of Ashland is
by the Coss Piano house.
His many visiting Mi-s Nunbeam Moon-.
friends wish him success.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore attend« d the pion
Mi-s Edith Cranfill left for Port and on ver reunion at Ashland Thursday.
the 4:21 train Thursday morning. She
Born, at Phoenix. Sept. • >. pr.l. to Mr
has gone to attend sch«x>l at St. Helen’s
.1.
Hall. Her father, Merchant F. I.. Cran and Mrs James Norton, a daughter.
Real listate Dealer
fill accotnpinied her as far as Portland
Cora Tavlor, a prominent farmer of
and from t"ere he will go toGuldend.de. Ed« n precinct, was an Ashland visitor,
PHOENIX,
-
-
-
OREGON
Washington, on business.
Tuesday.
.
I have;in ih \ han't» at tin- |>rrsrni time a largennin-
Ray Bunch has the second chair in
Mrs. John Colem hi is recovering fr tn
Fred l.uv's barber shop, now tn the place i severe attack ol neuralgia of the
ber of Bargain» in FARM, FRFIT nmi GARDEN
K *
of George Coffenbury. whois taking an stomach.
LANDS, ;,n<i TOWN 1’ROI‘ERTY, <d which the
outing. Bunch is a gixxl bar'x-r and
Mrs. McDonough and grand <1.night« r.
learned his trule in this town, where 11«
following
is ;i p.rtial list.
%
has many friends am«>ng “the boys." Addie Riggs, are visiting relatives in
Santa
Rosa,
Cal.
He has been in California for some time
No. I- [s Vili a< res more or I«»»,
res No. II An so ,ii re farm seven >11 tie »
past.
Th«- Free Methodist» will liegin a series
Regtie River Ixiltom land, ail !■ in’cd,
from railroad, level land, go<x!
il. V.
of s|>ecial meetings at the R<w grove,
■
good lions« . barn ami other buildings
Down About Woodville.
nerrk cleared ami fenced, 2'1 a< r« s Fu
Thursday Sep . loth.
flic
balance,
alx>ut
25<l
icris,
g
■<»«!
1
r
pasture,
rrmaitider casti«
< leani^
The Savage thrasher returned to the
Sch'xd lx’gins Momlav. Sept. 1 I, w ith
timliei and pistnre. This placi is sit
Dwelling lions' well tiui»h«d. tost <>«
valley this week after a successful run of
Prof. Bish as principal and Miss Eva
uated on Rogue River, n«iir town.
er #500. Bearing orchard; line well
seven we«ks.
Storey of Ashland as primarv teacher.
Til'* land is <4 hm quality. Price per
ami spiing». is «uh irriga'« «!, ami «-.«n
James Hair ami family,'recent arrivals
N25
lx nt ule one of til«* lx-»t small f.irnu, of
Mr. and Mrs A J. Brown started Fri
at Grants Pass from Kansas, visited rela
No. 2
J.i< k»<m «• untv. I» owned b« a q<«i-
da« for Gazelle, Cal., and after a short
tives here during the week.
I21*! acres good alfalfa land, a stream
lesldellt «» bo will gi v< a l>argani qi «r
visit with their son ««ill leave for Spok-
running through it of 1,50 miner»'
<lcr to »ell «puck
The dwelling house recently vacated ane. Wash., where the« will hereafter re-
inches of water with which th«- who!«
by B. J. Moy« r at the mouth of Foots side.
1200 ai r«» van tx- irrigat« d. Th' • th« r No. 33 I ■ *» i< res, all in cultivation,
Cree k is to lie fitted up Mmn for office s of
house, barn, et«’ . m ar Ph'M nix, will
32<t
acres is high' r ground, which is
Frank Deval arrived tn Jacksonville
the Christian. Champlain Dredger Co.
«
lx sold ail together or divi«i«-d.
well situated for reservoir» and feed
last Saturday . from Eastern
( Oregon
.A •
Quite a number of families from this win re he h «s
grounds
This tract i» situated in
is been for the pis',
past three
No.
34.
district havi gone to Applegate for the months working with his team in grain
Klamath county, about 2D miles from
Fine bottom land, R«,guc Ri«<r«-rnit
purpose of picking hops. The hop crop and
Klamath balls, a count« read running
hay i harvest.
— -I....-
...... - ... .’ Mr
.2.. Deval has hail a
lung ’liroiigh it.-'xio ore» uiv.cr iritf?«
is reported as rath« r light and the recent quantity of wood cut on Ins ram h on
by it and a railroad now within about
lion and Istl.im <• east!« wat« red. <V<'hl
showers have done some little damage Poortnans creek and In will larg n next
50 miles and building rapidly towards
btiildi’ gs am! oth' r impro«« im nN». »ix
to the vines.
it and is ci rtain to pass m ar by it, or
week to haul it to Jacksonville and to
miles from railroad; near |xxit<>ffi«-e and
cross
it
in
the
near
future.
A
go«xl
The large traction engine which has Medford.
sc I kxi I.
bine alfalfa, fruit or garden
farm
lions,
ami
barn
and
Corrals
on
been u~e«l for several seasons past haul Ha« Sold a Pile
land. 1«tile cheapest lami in J.M k-.t«
of Chamberlain's Cou^h
th«
’
place.
<
>l,e
of
the
Ix-st
bargain»
III
ing lumlier from the Butte Creek country
$ ’J
all Southern <Iregon. Price |x r acre
Remedy.
to Medford, is now being o’lerate«! on
$i0.
•
I have soli! Chmn>M r Iain’s Cough
Evans creek delivering a large quantity
No. 36 171 .3 acres of pasture land*'«m
of lumber from the DeArmond sawmill Remedy for more th in twenty wars and Ao. Ill
Rogue River. Will la- sold at .>, bar*
Prm
SbOO
to the lumber yards near the Woodville it has given entire satisfaction. 1 have
gain.
1 >*•
sold a pile of it and can recommend it
depot.
No. S-- -,V> acre
hou««- ami 2 barn», 12 No. '7
,.
highly. —Joseph McElhinev, Linton,
At the last presbytery seven hundred
acres Ixittom hind, the balance, 43 ac
Iowa. Von will find this remedy a good
plow lami, all will watered bi- ^fm<
dollars was appropriated for th«-
the sti|
support
re». all go«xl land. '4 -tilth from «le|x>t;
creek ami springs Large part ttntlur
' •new friend whin troubled with a cough or
of a minister to fill the pulpit of ' the
12 acres under ditch at the lo ad of tin-
cold. It always affords quick relief and
cultivation and all under fence. ‘ \\i||
Presbyterian church
in
Woodville.
ditch. Price...................................... $5000
is pleasant to take. For sale by City
lx- sold in tracts to »tut purchrisrrs
About #200. pledged by the meniliers of
Drug »tore.
No.
10
—
23
acres
all
fence«!
ami
in
Con
vi n ent to market ami iif*go<xl
the church will be added to this amount,
neiglilx>rh«xxl.
«
.
cultivation. A house ami !>atn, about
thus insuring sufficient funds for a min
•Vi
fruit
tie«
s
just
coming
into
lx-«ring.
SUMMONS.
ister's salary.
I1. mil' s from town. Price
SI,000. No. 49. ■2'- acres, thri’c-fotir\h’. ’of a
In the Justices Court in the State of
mile from
- ......... Medford,
—..........1.
G«xx! garden
land. (.oix! I m > x lions«-
Oregon fur th«* County of Jackson. Dis No.II -I 4"> acres on Butt« < ret k , 25 ." res
$150
in cultivation. 25 acre* more to put in;
trict of Jacksonville.
all fence«!, fair buildings, Jackson No. 40 ! ii icres. on a creek affording
Chris Ulrich, Pltf.
Action to recover
county, Oregon. A bargain.
plenty of gixxl water; g«xxl s<nl and
vs.
iim- fruit land. Three acres s«i
money.
C. F. Webb, Deft, !
Office one block south of Courthouse
No. 12 2<>4 acres, all under fenc< . g«xx!
goo<l
building»; near go«xl s« ltVwTj .and«
JACKSONVILLE.
•
•
OREGON
5-r<x>m hotts*', gixxl spring. w««U-rcon-
To C. F. Webb, the alxtve named de-
other advantages. #1500, onc-hdif^cash
veve<I
to
house
by
pijie,
2
g<xxl
barns,
pip«’,
good
fendant:
!>a!ance on time. Is a big bargiiiii.
215 acr« s of choi'-e land in cultivation.
cultivation,
In the name of the atate of Oregon:
t NITED STATE» COMMISSIONER
go<xl
fr»r
all
kinds
of
grain.
30
or
lo
You are hereby summoned and required
No. 41. 4o<N) acres of « hoi« «- land ••*-!« < I
Filings and final pr«x>< made on homestead«
acres would produce g<x>d alfalfa. This
to appear and answer the complaint filed
«•d in an early «la«’, Will Ire »old hi
and timber claims. Corrected plats show ing
is one of the best farms in the valley.
all vacant lands.
against you in the alxrve named court
tracts to suit. Will inak« a doveti or
2‘j miles from Phoenix. Price tier
and cause within six wick' from the date
2D fine farms. "I hi» is an op|wirtitiiity
NOTARY FI BLIC AND CONVEYANCER
acre.............................................................. $35
of the first publication of this summons,
to secure a home in the best
la st purl
part of
Legal paper» of all kinds made out Special
attention given to papers in settlement of
and if yon fail so to answer, for want No. 14 loo act' », G miles from Mi dlord,
tl’.e Rogue River valley.
estates
•
«
thereof the plaintiff will appeal to said
a grxxl house, 2 barns 100 acres in
No. 43. io acres of unimproved , land-
Court for the relief prayed for in said
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES.
cultivation Phoenix.
Has some goo<! fir, pine and oak ' Most
complaint, to-wit:
Most complete set of abstract books in the
No.
15
13M
acres
on
Rogue
River,
!<M>
county. Abstracts made promptly and ac-
of
land can be easily cleared;, grxwl
For a judgment against you for the
curately.
acres of as good land as any man could
soil, plenty of water; half n mil« from
sunt of #28.75 and his costs and disburse
wish for. No improvements. Thirty
school and church.
Six miles .from
ments to lie taxed. Thisstnnmonsis pub
REAL ESTATE AND INSfRANCE
acres of it could be made ready for the
Bylx e bridge. Price per acre......... #10.
lished once each week in the Jackson
Fine list of country and town property for
plow with 15 «lays labor. Price..$500
sale and rent
ville Sentinel for six consecutive weeks
No. 45. < Ivt r 80 acres of good alfalfa
by order of W. J. Plymale, Justice of the No 25 -Holls«’ and 3 lots in Phoenix, lots
MONEY LOANED.
land; 50 .icres Bear creek bottom land
Peace for Jacksonville District, Jackson
<>0x120 each; goo«i house well linish' d.
Warrants bought anil sold. Collections made
with a large irrigation ditch.
Two
Count«
.
Oregon,
duly
made
at
his
office
Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply
first-cla»s
houses, two good buri s and
No
26
1
louse
and
2
lots
in
Phoenix,
lots
to all letters Charges reasonable
in said district on the 9th da«’ of Septem
aline spring house. Adjoining lands« II
IIOx120 feet each.
ber, l‘M 13.
ing for #200 an acre. Price ]>eracr< $130
Said date of first publication of this No. 30 -18 < acres well improved,
inijiroved, house,
summons being September II, 1993.
out buildings; one-half No. 47. —City pr«>| icrty, 2 acres, fine new
barn and 1 other
.
J, R. NEIL,
Hon. II. K. Hanna, judge of 1st judicial dis
in young orchard; near Phoenix.
house, good «vel 1 and barn. < mod land.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
trict and any Jacksonville business man.
Price......... ........................................ $1200.
I blocks from central
...: school
..... I...... $750.
Medlord drieflets.
Rev. Idleman is in Medford again.
I
Chris Ulrich
CORN
SASH,
MEAL, and
DOORS and
GRAHAM
GLASS
Ground Barley, Cracked
Wheat and Other Feed
MATT CALHOUN
SILAS J. DAY
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