pOLVlG& DURHAM
Hume I rorn Alaska.
Bum mn
Items.
Joseph Wetterer arrived home Mon
Mr this Miller ol \shluml wa* the
I.AWVEttS
I.AW VERS
day from Alaska and William Healey ar guest of A. It. Saltmarsh'* family last
rived home Tuesday, he stopping fora week
Will practice in all the Courts of the
day in Rosebuig on business. Accomp­
Mi** Josephine Saltmarsh it turned
State
anying them were Herman Kummer and
Imine
Sunday from a week's slay with
M. M. Ohif. Jfekw«* illc. ( ko M Durham, tirasi Uhm. Gus Swansen, the four having la-eti |>art
iters when mining at Nome. They left Mrs. Robt. Dow in Jacksonville.
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Nome, October IB oil the steamer Roa
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The |mtty given at Sterling Friiluy
nuke. The four of them will s|x*nd the night was well attended and ail enjovable
winter here and try their luck in the timc was had bt ull present.
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mines of Southern Oregon. They have
Tlic directors of district No. 27 liuve
All work equal to the tiesl to be had in
had al! kinds of experiences in Alaska
purchased
a new $35 planetarium, th<
Fort la nd
All the book« required
and hail as g«axl hick as the average min­
same lading an improved form of tin
Crowns, Bridge work ami Artificial Teeth
er
but
were
unable
to
strike
it
rich.
Mr.
In theCommonand High
on either rubber or celluloid plater
usual school glolte.
School«. Tablet«, Pen«
JkcKtonvilla
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Oregon Swanseu has been in Alaska seven years
ami Mr Kummer six pears and this is
Arthur Pool ami soil. Wert, were over
ells, lnh, Pens, Slate«
their first tripout. Mr. Healey han been from Engle Point visiting their daughter
andiponge«. Price«that
there seven years but he came home and and sister. Mrs. flora Saltmarsh of till*
spent the winter of ltMH-2. Mr. Wetter­ place.
will «ave you money.
UNITED STATES LAND COMMISSIONI-R er is an Alaska tenderfoot having onlv
Frank Cameron received a pair of
gone there a year last spring. This |HlSt
Filings and final proofs for homesteads
year they worked a placer mine in the Scotch Collie pup* from the \V< btoot
I-ine grade ot t'/<».lKS
and timber claims made.
vicinity of Nome, but lack of water pre Collie K< Il lie I* last week Til« v have
hit nd led
vented them front making more t mm lengthy | Filigrees.
Oregon fair wages.
Jacksonville
Most of the f irmer* of th** section art­
Special attention given to
Of Alaska and Nome they tell mully digging their po'atm-s and thet set til to
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interesting facts. Of Nome itself th. « have quite a large yield and of a g<s»d
say it has a winter population of 5<MM) quality.
with 5000 additional during the sumim r
A. B. Saltmarsh lia* marie In* last trip
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LAWYER
months and as m my more people in the to the Cinnabar Springs lor this season.
J. W. ROBINSON M. D.
mining districts tn the vicinity of Nome. He has a couple of trips to make to
Proprialor,
Office opposite Court House
The city has electric lights, large busi­ the Dcz'-rig X* Chamfer mine on Black
JacKuonville,
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Jacksonville
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Oregon ness houses, good schools, churches and Bear ami then he will retire from the
all the conveniences of a modern town. business until next summer.
One serious drawback t» the town is
4. E. Reime»
C. L. Reames
Mrs. John Schaller am! »laughter Miss
•that it has no harbor, ships hiving to
/“The sort that fits^
. anchor off the shore an<| to put to *«a Gracie am! Mrs. Amanda Bone* of Willa­
1 whenever a storm or heavy blows come mina. have I m en visiting relatives ami I
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
' up, and that is frequent as Nome is one friends in this |iart of the coutrv for the
ol the windiest places on earth. As Beh­ mat three week*. Mr*. Shaller is a I The sort that wears
A. E. Reaines. district attorney,
ring sea is very shallow, the Nome road »laughter of A Pool of Eagle Point
Istjudicial District.
u.... Get» ||»»xie will h"l«l services at
Rev.
stead barely having a depth of water suf­
The sort that gives
Jackson» Ille
Oregon ficient for ships to anchor on, the Nome th«- Union Town *ch»»ol li«>u*c <>n the
people hope to hive the goverment build third Sunday in Novenilier at 3 o'clock
a seawall to break the force of the waves, p m. for the lust time th** season is the I But never tears.”
which ar** mountains at t ines, and give roads will soon g* t muddy and Rev I
a
safe anchorage to shqis. Nome has Hoxie has a long distance tucotm- HM Ills
PMVSICIAN' and
nn<l SI'RC.KOV
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PHYSICIAN
SURGEON
pros, ect- of always being as good a town home is on Lower Williams creek .
Office in Orth * Building.
as it is now for before the placer is gone
Ihe Review ot Reviews.
rich quartz mines will likely lie opened
Hours 2 to "» and 7 to * p ni
The
Review
of Reviews is keeping upj
up amt coal in paying mines has been
J acksonville
Oregon discovered. Rich deposit* of tin h ive its reputation ns the lx-st interpreter <H
been discovered at Caje York and there the news of the <lav among our monthly
is a pr »liability that other minerals will journals. The Novenilier ii’imls r deal*
be found. Living expenses are high in with the postal investigation, th« fall
Nome Mid board i« >2.50
day, with elections, the recent exposures of "high
ATTORNEY AT LAW
wages averaging $7 50. The Nome dis­ finance” in trust ■ rg.imz i ' ioi ,. the
Will practice in all courts of the
trict is no longer a p »orman's country, , Panama Canid situation, the award of the
state.
Alaskan boumlart tribunal. Hie protect­
the mining and other pr »positions tak
Office on California street one
ing big capital. As to the agricultural ionist movement in Englan I. ami the
block south of the court house.
poaaibilities of the country these men issue in the far East Is tween Rtissi i ami
Jacksonville.
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Oregon
Contributed articles de*cril»e
sav that i •• the Nome district where tin Japan.
land is sandy and faces the sun ami from "Men iml Issue* of th» New York Citv
which the moss has been removed for a Campaign,” just closing; “The Nation's
couple of years so tint it can aerate and Print Shop and Its Mv'hods,”-—including
warm tip that it will produce lettuce. a review of the famous ••Miller case" ami
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JEWELER
, raddishes, turnips, cabbage and a few its outcome am! the w hole question of
Watches and clocks repaired
1 other hardy vegetables. Th.-y raised tin- statu* or labor unions in the Gov» rn
promptly and all work g tiara n-
this season potatoes as large as walnuts. > ment Printing Office; “Tile Fort Rile*
teed.
In the Upper Yukon Valley the hardy Maneuvers," which lagan on<>ctol»er 15.
vegetablescan Le readily grown while in •‘The New Springfield Rith- ami tin- Im
Office opposite U. S. Hotel.
the Copper river valley in the Southern provetnent tn Small Arm*;” '•Galves­
Oregon
Jacksonville,
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part of Alaska, grass, oats, barley and ton’s Gf< it Sea Wall;" ami “The Rebirth
of the JajKinese Laligniigc ami Literat­
rye t an l»e grown.
ure,"—a history of the movement for the
New Way of Using Chamberlain's Cough adoption of the Roman character in writ
mg ami printing, in place of the Chim sc
Remedy.
Mr. Arthur Chapman writing from ' sv*t* in <>f picture writing. Dr. George
Durban, Natal, South Africa, says: “A* a F. Kunz writesan authorative account of
proof that Chamla rlain's Cough Remedy i the discovery of radium, and the use*
Veterinary Surgeon.
> is a cure suitable for old anti young. I ami profierti« s of this wonderful eh rm nt.
pen you the following*. A nvighlx»r of In this numla-r also apja-ars the defense
mine had a child just over two months of Russia’s policy in Finland, which wa*
It had a very bad cough ant! the addressed last month by Minister de
Oregon old.
Medford
parents did not know what to give it
I Plehvc to Mr. W. T. Stead. Altogether
Exclusive Men’s Furnishers,
suggested that if they would get a bottle a typically “live" numlx-r.
of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ami
MEDFORD,
ORlifiON
Presbyterian Church.
put some upon the «lummy teat the baby 1
Sabliuth School at 10 a. m. Endeavor
was sucking it would m> «loubt cure the
child. This they did and brought about ni< eting at H:30 p. ill. Public worship at
a tjuick relief am! cured the baby." Il a. ni. ami 7:30 p. m Sermon Subjects:
This remedy is for sale by City Drug "How a Christian can do al! things ”
ami '• Three Not* for voting |ieople.”
Store.
All invited. F. G. Strange Pastor.
City Drug
.... Store
P)R. T. T. SHAW
S.
I0HN
SCHOOL BOOKS
ORTH
R. NEIL
A
E REAMES
D G. GALE, M. D
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WHAT’S
THAT?
NEWBURY
p.us
(he new fall Under­
wear at tne Toggery.
SMOKING JACKETS
BA III ROBES
NEW TALI TIES
W. HICKEL
J. H. Messner,
The TOGGERY
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CHAS. DUNFORD
Advertised Letters.
Candy
Kitchen
No chalk, clay, corn starch tior
poisonous coloring used in my
candy The finest Caromels. Swiss
Creams and Boultons a specialty.
Nuts. Fruits and Canned Goods
All kinds of Soft Drinks handiest.
Plain Mixed Candy
IO Centi par Pound.
AL.
LEARNED
Manufacturer of
Guaran eed Pure
Homemade Candy
The following is a list of letters remain­
ing uncalled for in the Jacksonville post­
office August 31, HM13.
Borden Edwin G.
Harrington W. A.
Calvest Mrs. James
Miller Mrs. Jam- C.
Smith Mrs. Mary
Jones H. H.
Wetzler Emma
Holland W. H.
White Chas E.
Henderson Ada
One cent will be charged ti|»ondelivery.
J ohn F. M iller . P. M.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
New seeded Raisins, Zante
Currants, Citron Mince Meat.
Cranberries,
New
Cream
Cheese.
Nunan-Taylor Co.
Wanted, to rent, a small farm,
dress, T. C. Mayfield,Jacksonville.
Ad-
JACKSONVILLE
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TRANSFER
I Inlying und heavy
The Misses O'Neil, who have been
team work, Light
s|xoidillg the |»ast two weeks ill Jackson
ville on a visit to their uncle. Rev.
express t nt nsterred.
Father J. D. Murphy, will leave this
Prompt delivery to
Jacksonville as a trade center is stead­ Saturday for their home in San Fran- ■
nil
parts ot the city
ily extending its influence ami drawing cisco. The young ladies have been on a ;
business from distant points. C. W. ! tour of the north coast. At Seattle they ’
Conklin. Jacksonville’s up to-date furni I met an uncle who is captain of one of tin-
Ohargns Rfiasonnhln
ture dealer, shipped a fine order of furni­ big steamers plying in the Oriental trade '
ture Wednesday to Montague, California. and he presented them with many Jat>an-1
Mr. Conklin is one Jacksonville mer­ esc ami Chinese curios that were b«»th
chant who finds no difficulty in meeting lx-autiful ami valuable. They brought
Best Liniment on Earth.
the competition of furniture firms of them tojacksonville and kindly exhibited
Henry D. Baldwin, Supt. City Water
other town* and he is building up a trade them to frit-mis here to whom they were Works, Shullsburg, Wis., writes; **|
that is a credit to Jacksonville and a quite interesting. The stay of tin- Misses have tried many kinds of liniment, but
compliment to his business judgment O’Neil in Jacksonville was made the I have never received much In ntit until I
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and jx-rsistent hustling.
more pleasant by the courtesies extended used Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheu
M. G. Hoge, of Hoge & Ptirden, at­ to them by the young ladies of St. matism and pains. I think it the la st
torneys of Medford, was at the court I Joseph church, of which their uncle is liniment on earth.” 25c. *Hk*, $|,m.
1 the priest.
house Saturday on legal business.
Sold by City Drug Store