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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1903)
CAMPERS, MINER’S SUPPLIES Canned Goods of every kind fresh and first-class stock Groceries and Provisions best quality and lowest price Men’s Oulinq Sults. Shoes and a complete line of D ry Goods LOCAL NOTES. U--------- ----------------------------------------a— Quaker Herl»*, three package, for one dollar, at th«- City Drug Store. Buy your Sewing Machine supplies of C. W. Conklin. Mi»* Annie Coppie of Ruch, ha* enter ed th«- Jacksonville whool and i* mak ing her home with Mr*. A. D. Flory. C . W. Conklin ha* added sewing ma chine* to the various hm-s of good* car ried in hi* furniture store and Tuesday he received a shipment of high grade machine*. Tin-Grant* Pass school <>|xned last week with an enrollment of M5O scholars which is marly 21 Mf more thin last year,a fact that shows that Grants Pass is a i growing town. Rev. T. F. Crandall and Mrs. Cran- ! dall left Medford Turadav for their new home at Loyal town California, where Rev. Crandall takes the |>astorate of a large Baptist church at that place. ^^hat is it Pro|M»rtionate in price that has given you more lasting satisfaction than 7? Fine Portrait The pleasure derived from most jx»s*c**ion* is temporary but a jx»rtrait is a human document and is often the only means by which you are rememl»ered. BEA LI. makes ’em at the The WAYSIDE STUDIO 3 Mile* Northeast of Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wimer, now re John Broad came up from San Fran siding m ar Talent, but former residents of J.n ksonville werr here Tu< «day visit cisco Sunday to attend to some bnsin« *s ing friends and !<x>king up some pr<»|x-rty after which he will return to that city, wh« re his family ar«- residing while their interests that Mr. Wimer has here. little son, Bvron, is being treated for Rev. Harry Fergusen of Laconner, rheumatism <»f the heart. The l»oy was Washington, will conduct services at th«- taken sick while his family resided at Baptist church hi Midford Sunday and Gobi Hill. Nevada, ami they went to San it is possible that he may be called to Francisco a couple of months ago. So General Merchandise Store lake the regular (Mstorate of that church. soon as the lx»y has recovered they will Vou will always find the liest SlabwiMxl in stove length* f I < mi per load probably return to Jackson county. of rich, flaky icecream in my at saw mill—Iowa Lumlx-r Co. Game is reported to l»e quite plentiful store, LEMONADE that is lemonade. Young People, Old People Mr. O. Gilbert, one of the GA R vet- in the Whiskey Peak district ami hunters Cottle back iron there loaded with big trails of Medford, has been seriously and All the People sick for two weeks, but he is now able game. I.ast Mondav Anthony ami Ro- Cigars, Tobaccos, to lx- alxiut the house with every pros bert Watkins and All»ert Collin* returned from a hunting trip in that section, with g<xxl jx-ct of s<x»n regaining his usual Fine Confectionery, three l»ears and four deer as trophic* of 1 health. Will find at the their trip. Fresh Fruits. Dr. W. S. Holt, D. D., 8 v nodical Miss J. W. I.ipg is having erected one of the ionary for the __ ___________ I’resbvterian church _________ in Oregon, will pre «ch in Jacksonville the largest resilience* in Medford, it Ix-ing first Sunday evening in October He .’ItixfUl feet over all as the ship builders preaches in Ph'xmix in the morning of say. The niain part will be two stories Store the lx-»t of high and there will lx- porches and other the same day. useful and ornamental reliefs that will Ice Cream John Renault and Alex Thomjison with make it a very handsome dwelling. The their blanket*. « mt« ill and other <-qui|>- carpenter work is under the supervision Confections ment went to Medford Wednesday morn of R. W. Gray, one of the best mechanics Summer Drinks mg to g<> into c«tup with their comrades in Medford. at the en -ampment Ix-ing held all this fresh fruits As befitting a copper king, George E. week at Medford. Nenher, who owns a nunilx-r of fine cop- Canned I rults John F. Eads, who has the <lejx>t new per claims on the Applegate, win« h may and Oysters and second hand store west of the de|x»t yet make him a second W. A. Clark, or a at Medford ha* received a shipment «»f Marcus Daily, ha* fitted up an office at CARRIAGE, SIGN AND list airtight stoves that are the l»est and his saloon, til«- furniture fur which would the cheapest on the market. He has 5<HI not l»e out <>f place in a bank. A corner HOUSE WORK Stationery, Cigars and To other articles on which he can give a of his billiard room is partitioned off by an artistic ir«»n grill work with cherry- bacco. Fine Billiard Parlor dose pricr to customers. Roy t’lrich whois a merchant by pro- wood trimming*. Inside this enclosure fesion, but a farmer by proxy, Ins left a is a fine roll top desk «nd comfortable First-class work guaranteed -.nd lx-et and carrot at the Sentinel exhibit office « hair*. And thus the improvements at prices that are right. that would not miss far getting the pre go on about Jacksonville. mium at the old time country fair. The 40 inch mount vernon draper «luck, NEW AND SECOND HAND vegetables are good samples of the pro wagon cover duck. 50 inch black enamel ducts of the fertile soil oT the Rogue carriage «luck f«>r sale at Nunan-Tavlor GOODS river valley. Co., Jacksonville. STREETS. Miller at the Postoffice hardware store The summer vacation l»eint’ over the Furniture, Stoves, Hardware, Bed carries all kinds of miners tools and Medford Lewis & Clark Club will meet ding. Notions and a hundred and supplies ami his supplies ami prices are at tile resilience of Mr*. J. D. Heard on one omls and ends. Anything for right. Monday evening September 2S. The the house or farm at the lowest N. Deiscli and his little sons Louis and offi.-ers of this Club arc Mrs. I.. P. Hublis, Carl arrived home last Saturday from president. Mrs, J. 1). Heard, 1st vice price«. Cinttabar Springs where they camped for president. Mrs. G. II. Haskins, 2d vice Wm Puhi, Prop the |>ast two months. Carl, for whose president. Mrs. M. L. Alford, secretary WEST OF THE DEPOT health th«- outing was made was greatly and Mrs. I. A. Webb,’treasurer. One of MEDFORD, - - OREGON benefited and he gamed greatly while in the object* will lx.- to work for the suc the mountains. Louis developetl into, cess of the Lewis & Clark fair, but much Lp-to-Datc Shop •piite a successful hunter fora 13 year of the time of the meetings this winter Three Fine Chairs old boy, for he succeeded in killing two will be devoted t* literary lines. Special line of new Cookstoves deer. Good Workmen. Miss Elizabeth Ferguson will return Rev. S. L. Hollcroft. on account of Saturday to remain until Sunday with All Good Cookers and at Bed his wife’* health has resigned hisfiosition her parents in Medford when she will as Baptist field missionary for Southern return to Wellen to again take up teach rock prices. Oregon and will about the first of Oct- ing. Miss Ferguson resigned her school Two fine Bathrooms with the olx-r move to Portland. Rev. Hollcroft in the Kent district to teach in Commiss in hi* work in this val'ev lias made many ioner Riley’s district where she is to get best tubs cleanest towels, etc. friends win» will regret his leaving a salary of J411 per month and ht r school Southern Oregon, though they will give j is to commence Monday. Mrs. Lulu liini their last w ishes in Ins new field Perry, of Central Point will finish the AND of work. term in the Kent district. Mi** Ferguson C. B. Rostel who owns the lot facing had resigned to go to Ashland to take a D street north of the Palm-Bodge bkx-k course at the Normal school, but Com in Medford has let the contract to Spen- missioner Riley and the other patrons of cer ami Childers to erect a one storv the school in tiiat district were so lilx-ral brick building 25x50 feet. Work was be in their offer that she deferred her Nor Racycles, Ramblers and gun Monday by Mr. Childers and he mal course ami took their school. Both expects to have th«- building completed Miss Ferguson and Mrs. Perry are first- other standard bicycles. ill three weeks. It will lx- used by Hall class teachers and their schools will be and general repair iSt Voting as a billiard room annex to the quite sure to compare well with any in work done promptly Medford saloon. the county. Repairs made to bicycles and at a reasonable M. G. Hodge, who came to Medford sewing machines, guns What Is Life. price last fall and opened a law office and who In the last analysis nobody knows, but ami all kinds of small has proved himself t<» lx- an energetic at-1 tornev, has decide«! to become a |x-rman- we do know that it is under strict law. machines. ent resident of the town ami he is now Abuse that law even slightly, pain results. having a tine residence 34x3H erected on Irregular living means derangement of West Seventh str-et, where he has two the organs, resulting in Constipation, I>r. King s sightly lots in one of the best parts of Headache or Liver trouble. the town. The carpenter work is Ix-ing New Life Pills quickly readjusts this. It’s Medford 7th St, Shop done by W. J. Halley, P. J. Halley gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c at City MEDFORD, - OREGON and J. W. Miller. I >rug Store. CRONEMILLER CHRIS ULRICH CO T elephone ! CONFECTIONERY w. h . M c _______ D aniels j _______ W. Coulter Painter J. F. EADS & SON. COR. ORECON AND CALIFORNIA o. K. BIGVCLE STORE REPAIR SHOP TED KELSO Barber Shop PLUMBING TINNING E. S. WOLFER
