S. A. Carlton was doing business here in Jacksonville \\e«lnes«lay on a visit to
Mr. ami Mrs C. 1*. Briggs. Mr Briggs
Saturday last.
living a nephew of Mr. Richnioml's. Mr.
B. G. Brown made a Hying trip to ami Sirs. Richmond reside hi Western
Medford one day this week.
Nebraska in Grant count» and the» an­
The last little rain has stopped our on a trip to visit relatives in Washing
ton, Oregon and California and to also
fanners from ploughing again.
take a look at tile Coast with a possible
John Inlow and Leu Smith made a fly­ view of seeking a new home.
ing trip to Grants Pass this week.
Miss Emma Reed, whohasliecn rcshl
Geo. Brown, the former merchant re­ ing in Portland for the pist year where
turned from Jacksonville Tuesday last.
she held the position of stenographer for
Miss Loll Nichols who has lieen stop­ a leading law firm, has changed her
ping in Medford for some time returned residence to Salem ami »»ith next Mon
day she will take a position in that city
home Friday last.
at a salary of J»>5 per month. Miss Reed
Cltas. Obenchain was here Tuesday, he is a Jacksonville girl ami she has man»
just returning from San Francisco where friends here who are glad to know of her
he spent the holidays very pleasantly.
success in her vocation.
W. R. Orr and Orin Davis spent Mon­
The annu.il meeting of the Jacksonville
day night tn Eagle Point on their wav to Mining and Milling Company was held
their homesteads in the Big Butte coun­ Saturday at Judge Day '» office. Th«
try.
officers for the ensuing year, ami who
There will lx- a sociable dance at Heck- were all reelected, are: David Linn,
athorn’s hall on Feb, 14. 1904. The pro­ president; S J. Day. secretary; T. J.
ceeds will go towards furnishing the Kenney, treasurer; board of director»: D.
Linn. J. Nunaii. Theo. Cameron. H K
school house.
Hanna ami J. II. Huffman This Coin
Geo. B. Brown and w ife passed through pany owns xn acres of rich mineral land
here Tuesday last on their way home a mile ¡»ml a quarter west of Jacksonville
from San Francisco where they spent on the divide between th«- right ami left
their honey-moon.
forks of Jackson creek, on which an- a
Wilbur Ashpole drove about sixty head numtier of quartz ledge» that give promise ’
of cattle through town Sunday «>n their of living quite rich. No «1« unite plans!
way to the Applegate county where they have been settle«! ujn>n. There i» a !
probability that within the »ear tlie
will be fed for the winter.
Company ni.iv have work la-gun that will
Mr. an<! Mrs. S. F. Robinett, returned fully test the value of their properly.
from Grants Pass on Monday last w here
County Clerk J S. Orth this week i
they had l>een spending the holidays
sue»! the following marriage licenses:
with their daughter Mrs. Scott Pool.
Walter C. Bostwick to Clara I,» tie;
The bright sun shinev weather of the Roland Aver» to Goldie Tarbell; Claud
past few days has been very beneficial to | R. Loslier to Mona R. Emerv.
a good many of our residents who have
lx-en afflicted with bad colds.
Probate Court Proceedings.
Estate and guanhanship of Maud ami
H. C. MACKEY
Arthur Morrison brought his little
four year old daughter to town last w< -ek Minnie Gain ■> and Claude Gaines; order
to be treated for a swelling of the glands apjointing M. F. Stewart as guardian,
of the neck. Dr. Officer lanced it ami at and order approving sale of |ierson.d
property.
last accounts she was doing fine.
Estate and guardianship of heirs of
The mask ball given New Year's night Nettie Drum; Annual rejiort,
at Heckathorn's h ill was a gram! sue» ess
Estate of Uriah Gordon; order concern­
Second Fl«x»r, Adkins Block,
in every particular about seventy tickets ing admins’rator.
opjsisite Poatotliic.
lx?ing sold. The masquersold ami young
Estate of W. F. Dorm; appointment of
seemed to have an enjoyable time trying appraisers ami 1 inventory ami apprais-
Medford
to penetrate the disguises of the merry ers.
masquers, ghosts, negroes, sailors, sold­
Estate and guardianship of Olive
iers, queens, sch«x>l girls, ami pickinin- Goble and
Mary Goble; appraisers
nies all mingling together but I am un­ appointed ami inventory ami appraise
able to give you a list. Our hall is rather tnent.
Fine Photography a Specialty.
small for such a crowd to »lance in com­
Special
attention given to potin#
botes to Renumber.
fort but there is talk of building a new-
of
children
. Jill work guaran­
one in the near future. The supper Tuesday, January 12.—Municipal elec-
teed.
Prices
reasonable.
given by Mrs. A. C. Howlett was one of
tion in Med forti.
the Ix-st ami the «lance isalw »y> a success Friday. February 12.— Leap Year Ball at
when it is known that Mrs. Howlett is to
< Irth's Hall, given by Native I > »lighters.
give the »upper as they all know they
Jane Mason McCully Cabin No.20.
will get plenty to eat no matter how big Tuesday, March 7, — Town election for
the crowd.
Jacksonville.
Sale of line Millinery.
Mining blanks for sale at the Sentinel
A
fine
selection
»if milliner» goods is
office.
being closed out at price lower than ever
Hon E. B. Dufer, of Gold Hill and one liefore given in Jackson count». New
of the leading attorneys of Jackson coun­ gocxls an»l latest styles. Call and look
ty was in Jacksonville Monday on mat- over the selection. Store next door to
ters pertaining to some legal cases he lias jxwtoffice and is in charg«- of Miss Annie
in the circuit court.
Lyden who will trim hats to order.
Dry wuotl in any quantity to suit, In
Ihe Leading Oregon Agricultural Paper
quire at Orth’s meat market.
Re-opened in the Pit Ini llodife
free.
B. H. Harris moved his family to
block with the Intest in Ladies
The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural
Medford Wednesday, where he will reside
Northwest, and th«- Jacksonville Sentinel
Toilet
Articles,
Perfumes,
for the next few months while he is get­
both for JI .50 a year, ami both papers
Drugs, Etc.
ting a sawmill proposition under wav, in
stopped at eml of year if subscription not
which lie is interested.
In the few renewed.
months that Mr. and Mrs. Harris have
The Sentinel is the only paper publish-.
resided in Jacksonville they have made
ed at th<- county seat of Jackson county.
many friends, who while rigretting their
removal from this place, wish them every Th< Oregon Agriculturist is published
semimonthly at Portland and it is one of
success in their new home.
the largest, best edited ami most popular S. P. R. R. TIME CARD.
Calcutta wheat bags, barley or oat bags. agricultural papers of the Pacific Coast.
¡ North-Il ml
Shaw-sheen linen bag tw ine, in lots to suit. It has departments «levoted to each class South-B nd
Station».
Train»
Trains.
of farm w«»rk and it is an all around pajx-r
Nunan-Taylor Co.
for
the
farm
and
the
house.
JI
.50
gets
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The Native Daughters are to give a
Leap Year ball on Friday evening, Feb­ the Jacksonville Sentinel and the Oregon pm n.m
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7 <«»
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ruary 12. The Native Dabghters are Agriculturist.
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known to l>e royal entertainers and when
Found d Cure for Indigestion.
thev give a ball or any other kind of
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I use Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver j II:#»
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entertainment it is made a success ami in
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this instance the general committee con­ Tablets for indigestion and find that they
am ............
sisting of Mrs. Ali:e Ulrich, Birdie Hanev suit my case better than any dyspepsia IL» 21« ........... Kngcrie......................... I 12 3:00
and Misses Josephine Orth. Corinne Linn remedy j have ever tried and I have used
pin
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and Frances Donegan are determined to many different remedies. I am nearly ' |55 5>Vl
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do all that can add to the pleasing features fifty-one years of age .and have suffered a I0.<13 IO I3 ............ «‘.rants Pass.............. 525 C 1 .
I great deal from indigestion. I can eat loin il h
1.50
Gold Hill
of the evening.
almost anything 1 want to now. — Geo. 10:57 11.30 ............ Central Point
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to reiit see T. C. Norris, Jacksonville.
City Drug Store.
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People w ho read our ads. ami pay at- [
1:00
4:30
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tention to them know that it isn’t an
accident that our business has grown.
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12.55 ............. Ashland .....................
1:21
They also know that our trade hasn’t
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increased almost daily by reason of luck Professional Carpet Weaver
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People don’t come here
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Has a new Flying Shuttle Loom
simply out of friendship.
There are
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San Francisco. I.v 24:22
ami is prepared to do strictly first
three reasons tol»l in three words why
class work on carpets and rugs
Tickets sold to till ¡Klint* III tile United States,
we gain permanent patrons — Quality,
sleeping car reservations made on application
Courtesy, Economy. C. W. C onklin ,
Freight house opens at Ma. ill. and closes at 1:20
EAGLE POINT
OREGON p.
House Furnisher.
ni
W. V. LIPPINCOTT, Agent.
Watch this space for
Ryan’s next announce
ment
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