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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1904)
Bi<l Stick) Note*. Mr. ami Mrs. Al Turpin <qx-nt Christ mas with Mrs. Turpin's cousin Mrs. Chas. Heimroth. LOCAL NOTES. County Clerk John S. Orth mid Mrs. ! Orth spent Christmas in Eugene at the hotneofMrs. Orth's parents, Hon. and ’ Mrs Henry E. Ankeny. They went up Thursday evening ami returned Sunday J. W. Smith, our efficient road siqx-r- ! , evening. visor, has lx-en «loing some needed work George McCune head clerk in James oil the Rogue River bridge : Cronetuilh r's store is displaying consid Some of our young jx-ople attended 1 erable talent as a window dresser ami Christmas tree at Eagle Point ami re|xirt though the windows are the small having hurl a very good time. i old fashioned kind he gets up very cred- We have lx-en having considerable fog- . ! liable displays. The Reduien »re preparing for a gy, disagreeable weather, lately, but never the les», most of our farmers have jinks on Saturday evening of next when they will gather up about fifteen lx-en able to do quite a lot of farming. palefaces out of the woorls ami put them Arthur Smith am! Prank Roberts went through the rigors of the gauntlet that to Medford Monday, the former to sjx-ml only tile brave will Ire able to share their a fw day* with his brother Rollin ami wigwams and their venison. A new set family; the latter returning the same] of chiefs will also lie placed in charge of •lay. the council house. Mr. am! Mrs. Ellis Gull, of Sam's Vai The pupils of Mrs. Susie Neil gave lev, sp nt Christmas with home folks on their regular monthly recital on Thursday Stickey, returning home on Sunday. afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ned. The They report the road* over their way as young |ieople showed that they were mak very bail. mg marked progress in their musical studies and developing a taient that Charles Turpin is setting out apple trees for Mrs. E. J, Rol»erts who intt lids would lx.- both an advantage ami a pleas putting out quite an orchard on het ure in the after years of their life. Rolland Hines r<xle out to Applegate Sticky ranch. It ha* la-cn fulls d< mon strait«! that Big Stickv has n<> sujx-rior Saturday by Wendt's stage ami remain w lien it conics to apple raising, and if cd uve r until Monday with his brother, any one doubt* it they slioiil«! take a ride Um. Johnson, when he returned home I out ill our vicinity, where they will see by the stage. He had a jolly time at the farm, but tie had to cut short his pleas Ix- iutiful thrifty orchard* oneverv side. ures as he is the chief man of the house, We very much regret the inch-mem » for his mother, Mrs. Pauline Hides, fora of the wcath r, which would not permit sturdy boy is a household necessity w hen us to attend the Farmer's Institute, but it comes tocirrying in wood and making greatly enj«»ye«l reading an account of himself useful generally. th«- meeting so ably written up in th« Adam Sthmidt and Emil lie Robautn Sentinel, especially the intens'ing talk, with the first big ram so that there will bv Mrs. J. Pendleton. We arc most be plenty of waler in the gulches will assunlly in favor of g«xxl roa Is, amlliop- to have them er«- long. Part of the turn mim r* and go to gat hering up the goidcn treasure. Two years ago they Sticky lam has lx-en made good bv teased placer ground oil the Orth estate « rushed rock, ami when the r. st that has located at the head of Carey gulch, mile l>een crushed lias been put <>n the lane. we will have a g«x»d wn’er roa«! t«» Med- and a halt south of Jacksonville ami put m a <lit n to imp run I the w iter of the ford ami the surrounding country. gulch and installed a No. 1 giant. Ow ing to getting a late start in the season Congratulation». they got in only nine days run, making Mr. John II. Cullom, Editor of the Garland, Texas. News, has written a let a v< ry g«xxl clean-up. Last winter they had but 31 days of water and got a go al ter of congratulation t<> the manufii tur ly sack of gold. They, like many other er* of Chamlierluin's Cough Remedy a- tollows: •‘Sixteen years ago when our mim rs. were not prepared w hen the rams first child was a baby he was subject to which were unusually early came this fall, but now they are in readiness and < roiipv sjx-lls and we would be very un- easy aiiotit him We Ix-gan u-ing Cham with the rain they will begin piping and ’■erl tin's Cough remedy in |HM",an<l find having things in better shape than ever thev expect to have a profitable run. mg it such a reliable remedy for colds The Millionaire mine in the Blackwell and croup, we have never Ix-ei« without it in the house since that time. We have district is m>w giving promise of taring live children and have given it to all of an ore product r that will bring wealth to them with good results. One good feat its owners Davidson, Ward & Co. of Port- ' ure of this remedy is that it is not dis land. J. E. Davidson superintendent of agreeable to take and our babies really the mine was in Jacksonville Sunday and like it. Another is that it is no! danger had with him a lot of rock that was fully on*, anil there is no risk Iroin giving an half gold that had tree n taken ftotn anew over dose. I congratulate you upon the find marie this |>ast week in the second success of vour remedy.” For sale by shaft that they are now sinking. This shaft is now down 70 feet ami the ore City Drug Store. Ixidy o| ern-d up is of grxxl width and ex Calcutta wheat liags. barley or oat bags. tra rich. On an adjoining ledge Mr. Shawshe« n linen bag twine, in lots to suit. Davidson has sunk a shaft to !M feet ami Numm-Ta» lor Co. in it too a tine body of ore was found, so that there is now little doubt but what the mine has the ore to make it profit- | able t<> work it. Davidson, Ward it Co. own IM Mi acres on winch the Millionaire mine is located and it is all mineral land ami lx en ring over by pocket hunters, and then kept bv them as containing t'nited States Land Office. nothing more wor h digging for. The Roseburg. Ore.. Nov. 12th., 11MEI. Millionaire mine was discovered where a Notice is hereby given that in compli jwK'ket hole had been sunk, and it is ance with the provisions of the act of | probable that other good veins will be Congress of June 3, 1H7S, entitle«! “An aci opened up when deep prospecting is tin- lor the sale of limber lands in the States dertaken. of California. Oregon, Nevada and Wash- , Dates to Remember. ingtoii Territorv,” as extended to all the Public I.an«l States bv act of Aug. 4, 1H!»2, Monday, January 4 —Convening of ad- journed term of circuit court. JOSIAH F. CRI MP, of Runcorn, county of Jackson, state of Mondey, January 4—Meeting of Jackson » ville fire department. Oregon, has this day file«l in this office, « his sworn statement No. 5K43, for the Tuesday. Jaininry 5— Regular meeting of Jacksonville town council. purchase of the n1, of se'y, sw'4 of setf ami s«-‘4 of sw'4 of Section No. 32 in Tuesday, January 5—Meeting for Janu ary of Medford city council. Township No. 3!l. s. Range No. 2 West, and will offer proof to show that the laml Wednesday, January fl —January sess ion of countv court convenes. sought is more valuable for it* timber or stone than for agricultural pur|x>ses. ami Wednesday, Jan. B,—Fisk Jublee Singers at Wilsons Opera House. Medford. to establish his claim to said land before Silas J. Dav, L. S. Commissioner at Tnesdav, January 12,—Municipal elec tion in Medford. Jacksonville, Oregon, on Thursday, the 4th day of February, 11104, Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin, LL.D. He names as witnesses: Andrew | Of Waverly. Texas, writes: "Of a morn Cantrall of Buncom. Jackson Co., i Oregon; Arthur Klinehamtner of Bun-I ing. when first arising, I often find troub com, Jackson Co.,Oregon-John F. Miller lesome collection of phlegm, which pro of Jacksonville. Jackson Co.. Oregon; duces a cough and is very hard to dis and Jeremiah Niman of Jacksonville, lodge; but a small quantity of Ballard's Horehound Syrup will at once dislodge Jackson Co.. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely it, and the trouble is over. 1 know of no the above described lands are request medicine that can equal it and it is so I can most cordially ed to file their claims in this office on or pleasant to take. recommend it to all persons needing a before said 4th. day of February, 11104. medicine for throat or lung trouble. 25c, 11-20,1-20 J. T. B kiim '. hs , 50c and #1.00. Sold by City Drug Store. Register. Mr. and Mr*. Dull Morris made Med ford merchant* a call on Saturday, re- turning Sunday. e experience great pleasure in extending to our pa tronsand friends in Jack sonville and vicinity a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. W IOWA LUMBER ® BOX CO The best stock ever brought to Med ford and the cheapest to be had in Jackson County for the quality is at D. H. MILLER’S The Pioneer Hardware Dealer. The Charter Oak and the Acorn both both heavy steel heaters, guaranteed airtight and to last a dozen years. Sheet planished Steel Heaters of our own make, the best low- priced airtight stove on the market. Anything in the Hardware Line. Mail Orders Promptly Filled W hite & T rowbridce THE BIG LAND AGENTS MEDFORD. - OREGON 11*1 LEGAL NOTICES, *jl We have the largest and best list in Southern Oregon oi Fruit, Alfalfa. Dairy and Stock Lands, Timber Lands, Mining Bargains and Town Property. Dealers in Sewing Machines, Lime, Cement and 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 first-class condition. Subscribe for the Sentinel and Weekly Oregonian Good clubbing inducements offered.
