LOCAL
NOTES
If von want to rent a farm or have land
to rent see T. C. Norris, Jacksonville.
The (all term of school in the In«le-
ix-iideiiiX district, Eden precinct, will
t«egiu oil Monday. Octolx-r 2t>. with Miss
Eiina Wells as teacher.
Arthur Smith returned Tuesday from
See those odd jxirlor pieces. nothing Butte Creek, where he hud been to
attend the funeral of his brother George
nicer for a wetlding ora birthdav present.
Smith, who was killed by a tree falling
C. W. Conklin’s.
upon him while at work in the w « hm ! s .
J. I*. Lilly arrive«! Wednesday from
A. W. Sturges the Forest creek miner,
Forest Grove on a visit to his son I,
is having a substantial dwelling house
Lilly of Sterling.
erected on his place, the work is lx-ing
C. F. Shepherd the piano dealer of done by Samuel Kauffman. The house
Ashland, accompanied by his son Earl, will lx- ready for «x'cupancv nialsmt two
spent Saturday in Jacksonville on busi­ weeks.
ness.
David and Thomas Tucker, cattlemen
Slabwotxi in stove lengths fl .00 per load of Harney county are spending a week
at saw mill—Iowa Lumber Co.
with their mother, Mrs. 1,. Tucker of
There will lx* a Spiritualist meeting at E<leu precinct. They wen- cnlh-d home
the residence of Mrs. F M. l’ly male in bv the illness of their mother, but w ho is
now much unproved.
Medford. Sunday at 2 p. ill. The public
is cordially invited to Attend the meeting.
Clarence Realties returned Wednesday
fioni
Salem, where he hail Ix-en to appear
Talisman Lodge K. of P. of Medford
with
his
brother. A. E. Re.imvs, us attor
is repress nted this week at the state grand
lodge of Knights of Pythias in Portland ney for Mrs. Mary Hanley in the case of
by G.F. Schermerhorn and W. H Gown Ellen J. Kubli vs Mary Hanley, appealeil
to tile- supreme court bv the plantiff and
Trespass notices on cloth sent by mail heard by the court Tuesday. Clarence
to any address for fl.EM) a dozen.
made the opening argument Ix-forv the
John W. Miller, a well known farmer court, this being his first ap|x-ar.«nce be­
of Griffin, who has Ixren seri >uslv sick fore the supreme court and he a-’quitted
with pneumonia, is steadily regaining himself with credit, so state others who
The attornevs for Mrs.
his health and he is now able to walk were present.
Kubli
are
Judge
E. B. Watson of Port-
about his house.
land and Judge Chas. Print. The case
Rev. F. G. Strange the new pastor of involves a widow's dower right and the
the Presbyterian church, will arrive this point at issue is whether Mrs. Hanley IS
Friday or Saturday from Marshfield and entitled to a third interest, as provided
Sunday evening he will conduct services by the old law, m the estate of her late
in Jacksonville Presbyterian church. At husband. John A. Hanley, or to a half
11 a. m. he will hold services at Phoenix. interest as allowed by the new law.
A person who has not tried rubber
heels to their shoes have no idea of the
ease and comfort they afford in walking.
Are as neat looking and last as long as a
leather heel. T. C. Norris has a supply
and will put them on your shoes on short
notice.
Terry Byrne of Upper Applegate
rived in Jacksonvslle Sunday with a load
of farm pnxluce and Monday not taring
able to dispose of it satisfactory in Jack­
sonville h«- drove to Medford where he
sold his pnxluce and Ixtught a load of
supplies of the merchants of that place.
Dr. Emil Kirchgessner is back in Med­
ford and may again practice in that citv
The Doctor has been absent from Jack-
son county for several months, a part of
the tune l>eing in San Francisco and re­
cently he has been tn Klamath county
where he has a fine stock ranch.
The Southen Pacific company has in­
augurated a system for the convenience of
shippers from the east, which will no
doubt lx- appreciated bv them. Here­
after kx-al ag« nts of the Southern Pacific
will lx- advised daily by postal card of
shipments in carload lots coming over
the Union Pacific, O. S. L. and <>. R. it
N. lines, passing Council Bluffs, Kansas
City, Grainger, Pocatello and Hunting­
ton. Parti« s to wh<>ni these shipments
are consigned will lx- immediately noli
tied by the agent, so that they will lx-
kept jxrsted as to the movements of their
shipments. The advantag- to the con­
signee of this system arc apparent. In­
stead of a shipment of g<x»ds practically
disappearing until it shows up at its
destination, the consignee can keep
track of it, and know just when to look
for its irrival. thus being prepared for its
reception.
Agents are instructed to
communicate with the consignee by
messenger, telephone or orally, never
resorting to the mails, unless other
means are unavailable.
Mr and Mrs. Joel Hartley of Eden
precinct have with them to spend the
winter Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Young of
Kansas. As they are here seeking health
should the climate suit them they may
be permanent residents of the Valley.
Mrs. Young is a sister of Mrs. Hartley.
Wanted.—A ratchet-setter and a grad­
er behind the edger at the Iowa I.uml>er
Company’s mill.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian
church will give a social entertainment in
the church assembly room on Saturday
evening. October 31st. A program«- of
pleasing exercises will lx- given and
light refreshments will lx- served and
there is every assurance thst it will be an
enjoyable evening to all who attend.
Fred O. Hurd, who is superintendent
for the Ore Grande Mining Company on
the Carbury and who had been at Med­
ford for several days, was a passenger on
Wendt’s stage Tuesday returning to the
mines. He states that they are making
good progress installing their hydraulic
plant an<i that they expect to commence
piping by the end of this month.
The Medford Lutheran chur:h under
the jtastorate of Rev. F. Sack is having a
fine growth in menilxrrship and religious
spirit and it bids fair to become one of
the strong religious organizations of that
city. Ata business meeting last Sunday
it was decided to enlarge the jtarsonage
and work will lx- begun on the new-
building next week. The present small
building will lx- used for the kitchen and
dining room, the new part being for liv-
ing rooms.
If troubled with a weak digestion try
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
They will do you good. For sale by­
City Drug store.
SALT BY THE CAR LOAD.
Genuine
salt,
Liverpool
fine dairy
salt,
stocK salt and the best
of table
salt
quantity
and
in any
at the
lowest prices.
NUNAN-TAYLOR CO.
Rial Benedict came in Monday by
Wendt’s stage ftorn his home near the
Applegate j-ostoffice and stopped over
night in Jacksonville returning the next
day by stage to his home. Mr. Benedict
is a pioneer of 1K52. settling in the
Willamette valley, living for a year in
Corvallis. In 1K>4 he came to Jackson
county anti t<x>k up a fine place on Apple­
gate on which he with ins family has
since resided. Mr. Benedict is still hale
and strong and gets about as well as a
young man. Recently he sold 21III acres
of land that he had on the west side of
the Applegate and across the river from
his home farm to J. G. Grubb for a price
close to #50lil>. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict
expect Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Jackson and
Mrs. Jennie Bagley on a visit to them
next week from Chicago. Mrs. Bagley
is tlieir daughter and Mr. Jackson a
nephew of theirs. Dr. Bagley is unable
to accompany Mrs. Bagley on this trip as
he is unable to leave his practice.
Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
LADIES
You will timi nt Ryan's
Jacksonville, < trefoli,
the best varici \ of
Corsets,
Hosiery and
Underwear
RYAN’S
JACKSONVILLE
STEEL DAVENPORT LOUNGES
The latest thing in the Bed and
Lounge line. Gune and inspect.
I also take orders for
Harness and Saddles
Timber
Land
Wanted
T. C. NORRIS
Cali and see my Stock.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO
MEDFORD BRANCH I). T. LAWTON. Mgr.
largest Stock of farm Machinery in South­
ern Oregon.
Complete Line of Vehicles, embracing farm
and freight Wagons, Spring Wagons, Car­
riages, Buggies, Etc.
»
Haying and Harvesting Machinery. Horse­
forks and Wire Hope.
A FULL
LINE
OF
H. C. MACKEY
Photo Gallery
No one who is aquainted w ith its g»x>d
qualities can lx- surprised at the great
popularity of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­
edy. It not only cures colds and grip
effectually and permanently, but prevents
these diseases from resulting in pneumo­
nia. It is also a certain cure for croup.
Second Flwr, Adkins Block,
Whooping cough is not dangerous when
opposite Postoffice.
this remedy is given. It contains no
opium or other harmitil substance and
Medford
Ore
may be given as confidently to a baby as
to an adult. It is also pleasant to take.
When all of these facts are taken into
consideration it is not surprising that
people in foreign lands, as well as at
Fine Photography a Specialty.
home, esteem this remedy very highly
and very few are willing to take any Special attention given to posing
other after having once used it, For of children. Jill work guaran­
sale by City Drug Store.
teed. Prices reasonable.
CENERAL
SUPPLIES
FOR SALE,
From the oldest, finest wooled Oregon
bred flock. Thirty head of
MERINO RAMS
One to four years old, medium sized,
short jointed. Bred for crossing with
hggy, loose wooled ewes. Best gleaners
of orchard, hop-yard or field; and most
self-helpful of wool and mutton sheep.
Care taken to fill orders by mail.
Correspondence wanted with young
farmers who are thinking of engaging in
sheep raising, who will bi- given pointers
that will be to their interest.
Minto & Wain,
Salem,
- -
Oregon