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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1904)
Prize I ss«ty on Sun Jose St ole. Watkins Items. Tht- Farm Journal of Philadelphia Mr. John I/iuden left here for Jackson offered F~’> in prizes for the seven most ville Sunday morning. prat tical and useful articles on conduit- Mrs. Chas. Ptircel and son, were callers mg the San Jose scale pest, The first al prize, /IO, was wen by Frank Ik-xter of in Watkins Wednesday. Los Gates, Cal. Thomas Calkins of I food Henrv Huntergard, a young man from River wou second prize, #7». We copy I Ashland was the guest ot B<rt Harr, below the prize article by Mr. Dexter and during the holidays. tkc comments by the Farm Journal, ft Ezra Arnold went over to Elliott creek says: Nr«I lhM»r to Medford Powtoffkc < Hir Folks are familiar with the rec last week to look after his mining ord of the Farm Journal, in connection interests in that section. with N. P. Crtely of B iriington, N. J., Frank Edward, who sjx-nt Christmas UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE in introducing the lime, sulphur and salt in town, returned last Monday apparent remedy east ot the Rocky mountains, an ly none the worse tor wear. In Posing and Finishing my Pic- effective remedy which had for years Geo. Waite, our all round farmer, min tvrcs cannot be excelled. Orders Ix-cn tattooed by those who »]x>ke by Ladies' Christmas (roods Filled Promptly. authority; and now it seem» likely that er and stock man, was on Applegate Sun Large Stock and I'inc Sel we have another agreeable surprise for day gathering up some of his cattle. Eastern fruit culturists in making known Mr. David Dorn, who has the contract ection of Stamped Linens something tretter with which to fight the for bail ling the upjx-r portion of the new Hut nt Leather (lootIs worst insect pest ever dctiown in this roa<| above Watkins, is making good Over Miller's Hardware Store ' country. We must not, however, la- progress. Embroiticry Silks, Lace i Medford, - - Oregon loo sanguine; we simply offer Mr. Dex A. E. Collings has taken his cattle to - - -- ■ - — —- - ter's method, feeling that it should have Fancy Work, Toilet Art the Squaw Lake range. Range in this a fair trial. icles, Chinaware, Japan , part of the country was never better and I'KANK DKXTKK'S I'RIZH ARTICLE. | cattle ar* all looking fine. ese (totals, Hattcnburg As soon as the leaves fall the trees Father Murphy, of Jacksonville, was should lie closely pruned. Saw out every an<! Point Lace Material ’ here on Monday of lact week to pay a limb that can I k - spared and cut out the T oys and Confections AND smaller limbs ami twigs until the tree ; pastoral visit to Terrv Byrne, who was looks thin. Cut the center out well so I seriously sick with consumption. that the spray can enter and the sun Mrs. Emmett O'Brien, of lower Apple atterwards. Commence pruning as soon gate, has been here for the last t wo weeks as the fruit is gathered if the weather to assist her mother in caring for her l>ermits, but du not spray witli the leave* father, Terry Byrne, in his last illness. THE PI.ACE POP THE BEST on. Gather and burn the cuttings soon Racvcles, Ramblers and Some of our citizens who have been pruning. Draw the dirt away from GOODS AtyD MOST REASON* after the trunk down to the roots and brush sojourning in the valley off and on for other standard bicycles. the trunk. It the bark ¡»rough it should the past fe w weeks, express themselvesas ABLE PRICES Itappv to get out of the fog and get back be scraped. Dissolve one jiound of caustic soda to Watkins, where the sun shines all the Repairs made to bicycles (7H per cent) tn every six gallons of time, excepting at night. water. In spraying, wet every ¡»art of sewing machines, guns Eugene Thompson and John Haskins, the tree. Spray when there is no wind, of Squaw lake, have la-gun a new road and all kinds of small and finish no later than February I hi down Squaw creek. It will run down machines. warm climates ami March 1 in cold cli the creek as far as Dividend Bar, there mates. Repeat the spraying after a rain, joining the French Gulch road, which Office one block south of Courthouse or after two weeks with no rain. The extends down to the main Applegape' JACKSONVILLE. • • OREGON caustic wash is more effective than the road. This has lieen a long felt need. lime, sulphur and salt, as it spreads bet Terry Bvrne, who has been ill with j ter ami is not «o troublesome to make or - OREGON UNITE» STATES COMMISSIONER. consumption for some time past, died at I MEDFORD, to put on. Filina» and final prool made oil homesteads his home near Watkins on Tuesday noon I 1I orchards are near together, all owners nml timlx-r claims Corrected plat» showinx should spray, or the work will be lost. of this week. He leaves a widow and all »at .tut lands Two sprayings may have to I k - done the five children to survive him. The child NoTARV PUBLIC ANO CONVEYANCER following year. One is not sufficient, as ren are Mrs. Estella O'Brien, of Lower Legal papers id all kind* made out Special the young run from the dying mothers. Applegate, Carl Byrne ot Gran's Pass and attention given to papers in settlement ot estate» This wash will not injure any kind of Maude. John and Katie, who reside at fruit tree if put on when the tree is dor home. Mr. Bvrne is one of the pioneers ABSTRACTER OF TITLES. of Applegate, coming to this valley some ment. Will conduct a gene Most complete set of abstract hooka hi the 40 years ago. since which time he has As to the sprayer, any good pump will county. Abstract» made promptly and ac ral Blacksmith busi curately. do. I’ m .- two lines of hose if the orchard mined considerable in the intervals when his time wa» not required looking after! ness at the old REAL ESTATE ANO INSURANCE is large. The bamlioo rods Mild have a G RON EMILLER STAND Fine list ot country and town property for tulie tori small for g<xxl work. Take an his farm and stock. The funeral services i sale and rent eight-foot piece of three eigths galvanized will Ire held at Jacksonville on Thursday. MONEY LOANKD iron pi|>e. Cut off pine inches, which Conyratuiations. Warrant» ixiught and »>ld Collections made put half wav into the end of twenty feet Taxes pant Rent* collected prompt reply Mr. John H. Cullom, Editor of the of half-inch ho-e of the best quality. Put to all letters Charges leasotmble a hurling »wire on well) on ea.li piece of ' Garland, Texas, News, ha-- written a let the pipe and a half-inch globe valve lie- i ter of congratulation to the manufactur REFERENCED: tween them. Then put a double Ver er» of Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy as morel nozzle <>n end of rod, first slipping follows: "Sixteen years ago when our Hon II. K Hanna. judge of 1st judicial di»- over the ro<l two pieces of old hall inch first chihl was a baby he was subject to trict. and any Jacksonville busine»» man. hose, one and a half inches long, to keep crottpy spell* and we would lx- very un the spray from the hands. S« |>arate the easy about him. We beg tn u-’it:g Cham pieces about six inches and place the top berlain's Cough remedy tn 1K87. anti find one that distance from tne nozzle. Turn ing it such a reliable remedy for colds the ti|»s of nozzle down, so that by turn and croup, we have never lieet’ without it ing the r<xl every twig and tiie under in the house since that time. We have side of the limbs may lie reached bv the five children and have given it to all of spray. Do the work so well tliat a them with good results. One good feat dry sjxit can not I k - found, but the spray ure of this remedy is that it is not dis tc Shop should not form in drops under the limbs. agreeable to take and our babies really I'sc a medium hole in the tip if the wind like tt. Another is that it is not danger Three l ine Chairs Stock Proof and Never is light, and a fine hole if there is no ous. and there is no risk from gfving an <iood Workmen. wind. Agitate the material at short in I over dose. I congratulate you upon the Out of Order success of your remedy.” For sale by tervals. Best Wire Fencing. Wire never kinks. A City Drug Store. cheaper fence than wood. Can ce woven bv The Jacksonvil ’ e delegation who were anybody and machine warranted for one year. Two fine Bathrooms with the at Ruch Friday evening report that they Charles J. Crump writes to the Sentinel that he is near Yreka where he is ent best tubs cleanest towels, etc. had a jolly time and tliat lx>tli the dance ployed bv the McKinlev Mining Com j"‘ DLiPLLX atul the supper were first class, not a pany. This Company is preparing to WO*,VM. eut Ht » '(Mi thing living left undone by Mr. Ruch work a big quartz mine that they have finr thst would add to the pleasures of the lately opened up on an extensive scale. evening. The new boilerhouse is now completed Mrs. John Margrieter was in Jackson- atid the steam hoisting gear will soon be- villlr Tuesday and stated that her son ready for operation. A big boarding \ Homey Magazine each mouth helpful • Ml >*_g. Johnie, who lias been seriouily sick with house, to accommodate the largely in practical and inspiring Full of fascinat creased force of men that is now employ typhoid-pneumonia is rapidly gaining ing features. Beautifully illustrated. A million readers! strength and he can now sit up. If every ed, has been completed recently. thing goes well Dr. Gale, the attending $1.00 per year. 10 cents a copy. George Birdseve and Lester Davidson physician expects the bov to make a returned Sunday from spending their A FREE sample copy to all re pleating. rapid recovery and to be able to resume Christmas vacation with relatives and his school studies within two or three friends at various points down Rogue j AGENTS WANTED weeks. river. During their trip they were at Ben Thurston, the well known miner Lower Applegate and at Grants Pass, j Goon Hot si KExriroi wants n subscrip of Applegate, was in Jacksonville Tues At the later place the bovs saw yellow tion representative in every city and town day buying supplies. Mr Thurston, in quarantine flags displayed in front of a in the west. To those who will give all or a portion of their time it offers attractive company with White & Armstrong of number of residences, indicating that tile work and pay» extleedingly liberal coni Grants Pass, has a quartz claim on small-pox lias a good start in that town. missions It will pav you «> investigate Thompson creek, which they have named The bov* spent most of their time at A postal card will bring particulars. Write nt once si as to be the first in vour field. tile Maid of the Mist, that gives promise Rock Point, where George resides with of being quite rich. They have a tunnel his grandmother, Mrs. S. E. Birdseye, THE PHELPS PUBLISHING CO in 140 feet and the vein opens up in fine and hail a pleasant time on the farm and Pacific Const office, Machines for Sale or Fences Woven by shape. It is the plan to work the mine in visiting the mines of that vicinity. .Mt Columbian Biiilcing, San Francisco, Cal. so soon as the roads are in shape to enable George Birdseye returned to his home machinery to be hauled in. It is the Monday to remain until the Jacksonville an illustrated magazine plan to put in a small quartz, mill but the school opens wlit’tt he will return to for all the family kind has not been decided on by Mr. Jacksonville and again take up his Residence on old stage Road, two miles east oi Jaoksonvllle. studies. Thurston and his partners. Mrs. 0. Gilbert I'lie Bazaar FINE CABINET PHOTOS $1.50 a Dozen O. W. MACKEY BICYCLE STORE REPAIR SHOP SILAS J. DAY TED KELSO CHAS. H. BASYE Wagon and Plow Work, Horseshoeing and Ma chinery a Specialty. 0. K. Barber Shop SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Wm Puhi, Prop The PERFECT FENCE GOOD HOUSEKEEPINC L. D. MINEAR. Agent
