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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1903)
CHAS. H. BASYE Will conduct a gene ral Blacksmith busi ness at the old CRQNEMILLER STAND Wagon and Plow Work, Horseshoeing and Ma chinery a Specialty. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION Canned Fruit Never Spoils in the No Jar on the mar ket can equal it. Easily scaled, never breaks, absolutely airtight, aiul sold at bedrock prices. < >f the hundreds of jars we sold last year no complaint lias bet n made that the y broke easily or let the fruit spoil. TIN ! Globe Self fruit Jar FRUIT CANS Handmade an«l soldered without acid so fruit cannot be poisoned. D. H. Miller Hardware Oregon Medford. FOR SALE From the oldest, finest wooled Oregon bred flock. Thirty brail of MERINO RAMS One to four years old; medium sized, short jointed. Bred for crossing with leggy, loo-e-wooled ewes. Best gleaners of orchard, hop-yard or field; aud most self-helpful of wool an«l mutton sheep. Care taken to fill orders by mail. Minto & Wain, Salem, - - Oregon NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. IX-partnient of the Interior Land Office at Roselxirg. Oregon Sept. 1!«-. Notice is h«rrebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to to make final proof in supt<ort of his claim and that said proof will be made before Silas J. Day. I'. S. Commissioner, at Jacksonville. Oregon on November II. 1KC viz H. E No. 11*»2 William M Swartxlager for the sW>, NW% NW>, SW%’ Section 1* Tp HIS R I W He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ot said land viz George C Culy of Steamboat. Jackson county. Oregon; Jacob C Knutzen ol Steam1>oat Jackson county Oregon- Char1«rs swartzlager of Steamboat. Jackson county. Oregon llbert W. Shearer, of Steamboat. J:«A- son county. Oregon. J. T. BRI1X.ES. 10-J 11-13 Registe; 4 Sew viub Orqani/atlon. Tilt Gold Ray R< m I and Gun Club, the temiiorary organization of which was mailt-last Sunday week, is to give grand ball at the Clubs's new hcadqttart ers in Gohl Rav on Saturday evening. Oi'tolx-r Kith. The best orchestra III South« rn Oregon will I k - employed and tile best prompter and tile best tl«mr man iger, and a tine ovster supper is to In serted altogether making the evening's unuscmeiit sin h as w ill be sure to please all wh<> atteml. The lumliei for the club house is living furnished In th«- Iowa I.mnlier Compunv and te mi* lire deliver ing it, hauling it by wav of Gohl I till to tilt- Club's grtiundson the east side ot th«- river and almut 40 ro<ls als>vc the «lain. The building is to la- -lOxNO two story high. For the present the building will not I k - finish« d full) but that w ill I k - done in the near future. A meeting of th«- Club will I k - hebl this Sunday at which time ]K-rmaiieiit organ ization w ill la-effected. Of the tvill|>or arv organization A. E Realties of this place is chairman and J. 1,. llatnersl) ol Gold Hill, secretary. Th«- capital stock of the Club is js'rfMM) in shun s of each The committee on tiiemb« rship is Jidiu S Orth, Ja« ksoiivilic. Court H ill Med ford, am! A S Hammond, Grants pass, i to wh <tn |K-rsons wishing to join -hotil<l apply. Dr. C. R. Rav. for the Conder Power I am! Water Company, has donat d the lease to th«- Club of th« fishing privileg, s of the pond formed by the dam across Rogue river, which is more than a mile , long ami in places nearly a quart« r of a ' mile wide, the water having overflowed much of the Ixittoui land, and also th« hunting privileges of the Company’s lands which «nibrace several thotisaml acres along Rogue river. Th«- Club will st<K-k the pond ami upper Rogue river with ad kinds <>f fish and inqiort game hints to ad«l to those now in the Valley The Club will also see to it that the stat« fish ami game laws are strictly enforced. Don't foeget next Monday, otic da} only. Oct. Dr. Lowe, th«- well known «•<-u!o-opt:cion. will be in Jacksonville at Mrs. Taylor’s Don't fail to have hitn test vour’s and your children's eyes. John Buffer Sr. for 51 years «me of the pr<z-|s-ctc-r-> of Southern Oregon and who ha* made many a rich fin<l of gol«l in III hill« aliout Jack<x>nvillr. has now become imbui-d with the fruit fever as the result of a tiifd that he lat« ly made in » canyon up Jackson creek whil«- on a recent pros- JK-- ting trip. In an ojn n space in the timber he found an apple tree apparently about eight years «>1«! that was loaded with apples tha’ were of ver) tine appear ance and large size. As it is a laic ri| cu ing apple bee- ulil not learn its quality but he will visit the tree from time to time and when the fruit is ripe he will harvest the crop ami submit samples of the apples to fruit ex|x rts for tin ir opin ion as tv the value of tile apples, 'flu tree is a seedling from seed dropped by a bird more than likely that had Ireen fora ging in the n< ar by orchards of Mr. I.inn or Mr. Reed and it is very thrifty and handsome appearing with broad leaves andashajielv top. Mr. Buffer thinks that it may prove to I«- an apple of value and become one of the leading varieties of Rogue River. The Bennett Seedling, now coming to the front as the first native apple to gain a standing among Rogue River fruitmen and whi -h bi-is fair to be out- the l>est market apples grown in tile Valley, was found growing in a fence corner on the farm of J. L. Scott on Evans i re« k and it isquite with in the range of jtossibilitv that the Buffer apple may liecbme one of the noted Rogue River apples that will add to the prestage of this Valley as the best apple district of the Pacific Coast. Advertised letters. The following is a list of letters remain ing uncalled for in the Jacksonville post office August .'ll, P.Mi.’ 9. t Brown. Eld A. Johnston, Josie If vou want to rent a farm or have land Calvest, Mrs. Jas. Kromling. A. I.. to rent see T. C. Norris, Jacksonville, Crippen, E. \V. Womack, Ace. Jamieson, G. \V. (2) John Mills a farmer residing on Griffin One cent will be charged upon delivery. creek is seriously ill with pneumonia, J oiis F. M ii . i . i -. r . P. M. but a turn has taken place in his case and Ins recovery is now quite certain. Sates Two From Death. Mrs. Max Muller arrive«! from Oak •‘Our little daughter had an almost fa land. California, Thursday in Medford tal attack of wluxiping cough and bron and is stopping with her daughter, Mrs. chitis," writes Mrs. \V. K. Haviland, of Joseph Murphy of that place. Mrs Mul Armonk. N. V., "but, when all other ler came over Sunday to spend a short remedies failed, we saved her life with time with friends in Jacksonville. She Dr. King's New Discovery. Our niece, will remain in Oregon about a month who had Consumption in an advanced while looking after her property inter stage, also used this wonderful medicine ests here, she having considerable prop and to-day she is perfeotly well." Des- erty in Jacksonville. As yet she has ¡«crate throat and lung diseases yield to made no disposition of her fine dwelling Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other house on East California street She has medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughs had several applicants to rent it but lias and Colds. 50c and fl.HO Ixittles guar refused them, though later on she may anteed by City Drug Store. Trial bottle free. rent or sell the place. 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. LUMBER Retail and wholesale, rough or dressed. Shipments made tc any part of the United States. The IOWA LUMBER Saw Mill, Planing Mill and - JacKsonville, vSteam Cleaned COMPANY Box Factory, Oregon - Clothes No matt« r how dirt) we can eli .m them Cleans. pairs and press «olir clothing ill the latest style, skirts am! jackets made to l««»k like ami dclher prompt!) The Fashion new. r< Ladies U'r call for Cleaning J. R. Lucky '¡i Geo. Bingenhetmer, ASHLAND Jacksonville Agency at Learned** Bos* Confectionery Union Uivery «Stables Rigs on short notice for timber cruisers, com mereiai men. mining men. sawmill men, all kinds of men or parties. Horses lid at rea- sona Ide rates. Geo. N. Lewis, Prop., JacKsonville W hite & T rowbrioce THE BIG LAND AGENTS MEDFORD. - OREGON \\e have the largest and best list in Southern Oregon 01 Fruit, Alfalfa, Dairy and Stock luinds, Timber Lands, Mining Bargains and Town Property. Healers in Sewing Machines, Lime, Cement and Shingles We huv 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 first-class condii ion.