CHAS. H. BASYE
LOCAL
NOTES
4<t inch mount vernon draja-r duck,
wagon cover duck, 50 inch black enamel
carriage dn< k for sale at Nuiian-Taylor
Co., Jacksonville.
Will oonduot a gn no
Mr. Nunan is having a large well dug
ral Blaokundth huui-
on his home place anil he will put in a
nott
at
tha
old
|s»wi-r pump and a tank to install a
ORQNEMILLER STANO
water system for his house and ground.
Mr. Nunan has the finest residence and
what could la- made one of the finest
grounds in Jacksonville, but he could do ,
nothing towards lieautifying his yard for
the lack of water for irrigation and not
caring to wait long« r on the remote pos
sibility of the town putting in a water
system he has decide«! to put in a water
system for himself. ft will cost him a-
laiut £'><10 but he has the assurance of se
curing plenty of water for his huuw,
barn and var«l and to have a better fire
protection than he now has.
If yon have anv Timlier land you want
to sell—Sec T. C. Norris.
A. Hutsinpilh-r of Phillipsburg Granite
Attention, fverybody.
i coiintv, Montana, was in Jacksonville
In connection with my hue of furni- Wednesday looking over the advantages
niture you iiiuy find:
| of this section with a view of locating
Carpet»
here. Mr. Hulsinjnller was formely from
Straw Matting
the fiast and the nigh winds and hard
Bugs and Mats
winters of Montana ar«- not to his liking.
C<>C0 Poor Mats
He was on his way to California to take
Wire and Canvas Cots
a look at that state, but hearing of the
Cotton felt and silk floss Mattresses
Rogue river valley he stopped <»fF to t ike
Pillows
a look at it. lie is a retired business
Ingram and Granite Art Square*
man who has become interested in
Portiere»
English walnut culture and is looking
Couch Covers
for suitable land am) climate and if finds
Oil Cloth nnd Linoleum
a place that suits him he will plant out a
Haaaocka
large orchard. While here he visited
Sham Holder»
Mr. Britt's place to see the fine walnut
Clothes Bars
trees growing there awl he took with
Step Ladders
him a sample of the nuts which he pro
Hangings for Sishand I.ace Curtains
nounced as large tn size and perfect tn
Carjict Sweeper»
flavor as any he had ever seen in the
Mirrors
East, or from England. He has several
Window Glass and Putty
friends in Montana who are planing to
Curtains
locate wherever lie may select a place.
L>ipls>nr<ls
J7rank E. Kalb of Amsterdam, New
Folding Worktables
York, awl treasurer of the New York &
Many other articles.
Western Mines Company, accompanied
C W. CONKLIN.
by If E. Foster an«l A. H. Gunnell of
House Furnisher.
Grants Pass, western managers for the
Company, arrived in Jacksonville Sun
Emergency Medicines.
It is a great convenience to have at day. The object of Kalb's trip to Jack-
hand reliable remedies for use in cases of sonville was to make the laMpavmenton
accident ><nd for slight injuries and ail the Oregon Bell, located on Forest creek
ments. A good liniment and one that is seven miles west of Jacksonville, which
his Company purchased objohn Broad
fast la-coming a favorite if not a hour-
and Thomas Ree«l last fall for £{0,<»XI.
hold necessity is Chatnlierlain’s Pain
The gentlemen were met in Jackson
Balm. By applying it promptly to a cut,
ville by W. C. Kitto their superintend
bruise orburn it allays the pain and causes
ent in charge of th«- Oregon Bell and by
the injury to heal in alxiut one-third the
him taken to the mine where they spent
time usually required, and as it is an anti
septic it prevents any danger of blood Monday and |>art of Tuesday. Now that
the mine is theirs and having £10,000 in
isiisoning. When Pain Balm is kept at
vested in it they do not propose to to let
hand a sprain may la- treated la-fore
inflammiition sets in, which insures a it lie undevelojied long awl it is their in
tention this winter to put in a large
quick recovery. For sale by City l>rug
quartz mill, the jxiwer to l»e electrical
store.
and from the Ray «lain if arningtnents
can he mmle, and a large force of men
Jreasurer's fenth Call.
will la- put at work. The development
ofiicc ot the County Treasurer off work «lone under Supt. Kitto has proven
Jackson County, Oregon.
that the Oregon Bell has an immense
Jacksonville, Sept. 22, 1003.
quartz ledge of high grade ore an«l as it is
Notice is hereby given that there are easily mined and tn a location conveni
funds in the county treasury for the re ent to transixirtation the mine should In
demption of all outstanding county war come one of the most profitable in South
rants protested from May 2. 11101, to June ern Oregon.
5, 11101, both dates inclusive. Interest on
Mr. E. J*. R«xlgers, of Portland, was
same will cense after the alxive date.
in Jacksonville Tuesday calling upon his
D. If. Mll.LKR, County Treasurer.
pioneer friends. Mr. Rodgers is one of
W. JI. Shoemake w ho has a fine farm the pioneer railroad men of Oregon atul
<>n Williams creek where he has resided he has the honor of lx-ing the only man
who was in the service of »he first rail
for the past 30 years was in Jacksonville
road company in this state and who has
Wednesday laying in supplies.
remained continuously in the s«-rvice since
Mr. R«x!gers entered the employ of the
Oregon & California Railroad Company
at the time ill was formed and he was in
the general passenger ami freight office
of the Company when on Septemlier 1. I
(Mike one block south of Courthouse
1X70, the first train that ever left l’ortland ,
JACKSONVILLE.
•
•
OREGON pulled out for Oregon City, then the!
♦ terminus of the road. Mr. Rogers was
s«x>n made general passenger and freight
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
agent for the Company awl he held that
Filings nnd final proof made on homesteads
position for over 25 years and until his
mid unifier claims. Corrected plats showing
all vacant lands.
comnany had become merged into the
Southern Pacific system, when the duties
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
of his office were divided and he was put ;
Legal papers of all kinds made out. Special
attention given to papers in settlement ol
in charge of a division of the freight ■
estates.
traffic. Mr. Rogers will I m - retired next I
spring under the pension system of the '
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES.
Company and there is every probability i
Most complete set of abstract book* in the
county, Abstracts made promptly ami no
that he will make Rogue River his place
curately.
of residence thereafter. Mr. Rogers has j
led an active life and to give up all work !
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
is not to his liking and lu- is considering
Fine list ot country mid town property for
sate and rent.
buying a fruit farm in this valley, and '
while enjoying, as he himself so states. 1
MONEY LOANED.
the liest climate on the Pacific Coast, In
Warrants Ixmght mid sold. Collections made
can sit under his own vine and tree atul j
Tuxes paid Rents collected. Prompt reply
to nil letters. Charges reasonable.
have at hand all the exercise he may I
want in superintending the (lacking of
the red and golden Rogue River apples |
and in counting the twenties that the
Eastern people are so anxious toexchange
lion. H. K. Htuina, judge of 1st judicial
trict, and any Jacksonville business man.
FRUIT BOXES
We can fill orders promptly for
fruit boxes in any quantity from
one hundred boxes to a carload.
Made from best quality seasoned
timber.
Wagon and Plow Work,
Horseshoeing and Ma
chinery a Specialty.
SATISFACTION
LUMBER
GUARANTEED
SILAS J. DAY
Retail and wholesale, rough or
dressed. Shipments made tc any
part of the United States.
IOWA
The
Saw
LUMBER
Mill, Planing
-
Jacksonville,
COMPANY
Mill and Box Factory,
-
Oregon
\\c have the largest and best list in Southern Oregon 01
Fruit, Alfalfa, Dairy and Stock f^arids, Timber l^nds.
Mining Bargains and Town Property.
Dealers in
Sewing Machines, Lime, Cement and
REFERENCES:
Shingles.
We buy wool and mohair.
I
MEAT
HENRY
W.
ORTH,
MARKET
PROP
ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS
:: WHOLESALE and RETAIL ::
Special attention given to orders from a distance for
Mining Camps and Mills. Meats shipped promptly and in
tirst-class condition.