taqle Point Hems.
Chester Arthurs has rented the Capt.
Boaz
farm on Big Applegate and will
Mrs. A. Green move«! to Medford this
seed a number of acres tins spring.
week.
W. F. Toggart was doing business here
It is reported that Frank Ankeny,
manager of the Sterling mines was taken
one day last week.
Sheriff J. M. Rader was in our vicinit« quite ill with heart trouble last we< k.
the first of the week.
Miss Ella Parks and sister. Mrs. R. M
J. J. Fryer made a business trip to Buck have gone to Grants Pass, where
Medford one day this week.
MissParks w ill lie treated for catarrh.
J. W. Slinger and F. Downing were
Our efficient Postmaster is getting to l*e
here the first |*art of the week.
the greatest Nimrod in the whole country
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Carlton were do­ since lie his killed two coyotes at one
I am still in the Real Estate business.
It you have
ing business here last Thursday.
shot.
a farm or timber land which you want Io sell I will
The many friends of A. (Pap) Poo) will
Mrs. J. W, Miller was called to Gold
be sorry to learn that he is on the sick­ Hill to the Ix dside of her l>aby brother,
sell II.
I also have what you want Io buy and vsill
list.
Dwight Dunkin, whois not expected to
sell it to you at the right price.
E. A. Hildreth, Sr., was down from live.
his homestead on Tuesday last after sup­
Dennis Salim ir*h of Wiliam« tte Vail« v
plies.
is up here visiting relatives. I.ast week
Call and see my Slock.
T. C. Charley and wife passed through he was over to Stpiaw Lake visiting his
here Wednesday on tlitir way to the uncle, John Haskins, and family.
valley.
Beaqle Items.
There have been several drummers in
town the past few days doing business
Wheat looks well.
with our merchants.
Doctors Barker and Paxton of Eugene
Some of our enterprising citizens have were in this vicinity last week repesent-
I'nitetl St.itcs Lumi < >tfi<-i-.
built a verv substantial side walk from ing the Barker Medicine Co.
Roseburg. Orc.. Nov. I2tli.,
town up to the Mathear corner. A very
Nuttct- 1» hereby given th.it 111 compii-
There is very little doing in this sec
needed improvement.
alice with the provision» of the net ol
C«mgr«-»s of Jim«-3, 1 h “ m . entitle«! "An ih -<
I understand that we are to have an­ tion just now, «¡lost of th«- news se« ms to
for the sale oftimln-r itimi» in the Slates
other billiard hall in our thriving town. I have gone south for tile winter.
Robt Go Ifrev who his been very i«>w
<>t Cnltfornia. Otegon, N< vada 11ml Wash
The old Pool hall is being fitted up for
iiigton Territory,’ ns exien«le«l I«« all tin-
with consumption for some time, die«!
that purpose by Al Voncey.
Public I. «ml > •>< » bl '< t of Aug I I
There a.-? «erne of the residents of this last Saturday. Toe bur.al took place at
JOSIAII F. CRFMI’.
precinct that persist m riding horseback Antioch cemetery Sunday.
of Buncotn. rutinO >>f Jackson, »tat«- of
on the sidewalks or foot paths and we
Owing to sickness and bad weather the
Ore^o •, It.«» this <l.«v filed in this «»thee
under stand that there will be a test cate Antioch school closed Friday the 15th,
hi» »worn st it« tn. nt No. 5H43, ft.r th«-
made of a certain individual to see if the one week soon, r th «n th time specified
(HURCM 5 UPPERS
purchase <>l the n'r ol s,-'« . »w
of se'^
walks can not lx? protected by the law.
bv the contract. Mrs. Johnson the teach
ami
se
*4
of
»w
of
S«
<
itoti
No.
.'12 in
Mr. N<d Holmes the youngest brother er has returned to A hlaml.
Township No Mi, ». Bailee Nu. 2 West
SOGEftDlwR}
of S. B. Holmes, while on a business trip
The late bad weather has caused anun- ;
ami will «-ffi 1 pKxif Io show that th«- lam!
to this coast from his home in ttie East usual amount of sickness. W. C. Chap­
».night is mor« vain able for 11» timlx-r or
stopped off and made him a short but man. his two little diughters and the in
»tom- than for «gneultural purposes, anil
very pleasant visit. They had not seen fant daughter of A. D. Hust«>n are all re- 1
to establish It’» claim to sani lami Ix-fore
T IMFORTED JAPANS!:
each other for nearly twenty years and covering from lagnppe. Geo. Stacy amt ,
Silas J. Dm, I
S. Commissionar at
they had a very pleasant visit.
Ja« k»oiiville, < >r< gon, 011 Thur .«lav. the
wife arr rapidly nc-vering from pneu-
I th «lay of Frlwuary, Ill'll.
A very pleasant birthday party took tnotii i; while Frank Rodgers has been '
Hi- name» as witm-~s<-»: Andrew
WITH PURCHASES OF
place Wednesday night of last week at the laid up a week with a twvere att i k of
pleurisy,
but
w
ill
soon
be
out
again.
Cantrall
of Buncom. Jm-kson Co.,
residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Haselton
<>r«
g«m;
Arthur
Khnchamtm r of Bun-
in honor of Mr. Haselton’» 52nd birth
All candies 10 j>er cent cheaper for 3H
com. Jackson Co .< ir«-g- njolin F. Miller
day. The evening wis very pleasantly-
of Jai ksonville. Jackson Co,, Oregon;
spent playing pedro, singing. etc. Mrs. days at the Boss.
ami Jcrcnn ih Nitnan of Jac ksonville,
S. B. Holmes ami Dr. W. Officer captured
l^irkin Reynolds is a voting man amt a 1
Jackson Co.. < >rcg<>ii.
the prize, they being the best players. new coni r who h •.» faith in th«- hill lands
Any am! all jx-r»'ms claiming .i«lv< r»< lv
After the game was over all sat down to a altout Jacksonville b- ing especially adapt­
th« above «Ics. rils-d lami» ar> request
sumptuous banquet and all did justice to ed to growing a fine quality of fruit ami
<■<) to til« their claim» in flit» office « n «ir
the many good eatables put before them. especially of | caches, cherries ami pears
before ».ml Ith. da« of February. 1IMI4.
Every one Ind a good time and did not To back up his f«i'll he bought last year
II _i». I 2 h
j. T. B ridgi a
leave until after midnight, wishing Mr. four acres of land on Jackson creek three
Registi r.
Haselton many happy returns of the day. fourths of a mile west of Jacksonville,
The f<>llowing persons were present: Mr. and put up a dwelling house. Dining
FOR SALE BY
TIMBER LAND, ACT JI NE 3, 1> hn ~
and Mrs. John Daley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe the summer m.mills In- worked th«- gr. it
NOTICE FOR ITBLICATIOx
Mooman, Mr. and Sirs Thomas Nichols. er part of the time in a nearby sawm:l1.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Nichols, Mr. and but this winter he h ■» put in on fits own
I'niUd States Lami Oilice,
Mrs. Jay Gower. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. place and m>w has the w hole four acres
R om burg, Oii^goii, Jauuart I, l!»fl.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Holmes, Mr. chared ami the most of it ¡danted to
Notice 1» Itr.eb« given that tn compii
and Mrs. J. C. Barnard, Mr. ami Mrs. J. peaches and cherries.
That his place
am-« with the provision» of t'n- act of
F. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Officerand within five years will lx.- yielding him a
coiigrt »» i>f Jun«- 3, IR7 h , cii>itl- «l "Ait act
Mr. John Inlow.
handsome revenue is a «ertamty for he UMIIER I.ANH AVI jin »- 3 1*7» NOTICE for th«- sal«- ol timber land« tn the S ate«
F or Pt HI.ICA I l«l.N
has a fine location and deep soil .«ml that
of California. < fregoli, N< vada, ami ’A ash
Watkins Items.
valley has a reputation for growing p ach
mgton Mi-rritory,” as extend«-«! to al! tile
tiiit«<! Strut. I..1D1I
Gin Nong the Chinese doctor was in is ami cherries not excel led by any other
i’ubli« Land State»by act of Aug. I, IMrj,
Roseburg -iiegoti Jan «■ 1903
Notice i« hereby given that in coin plum« « with
Watkins last week.
section of the Pacific Coast.
WII.I.IAM l.bft GRKKNI.KAF.
lie rovisiou» ol th<- a< l '»I Congo -, of Jun«- I of Portland, county of Multnomah, State
Wright and Keelson are mining on the
1X7»
entitled
’
An
Act
lor
the
Sale
of
Tlmlx-r
Postmast« r John F. Miller has received I.and« in th«- state» of California Oregon Neva of Oregon, has this «la« li eti in this of
old Camby Buck claim.
a telegram from Senator Mitchell stating la and Washington Trrntory as ext.nd«-d to tice his sworn statement No. 51*12, for
We had a light snow fall last Sunday that the sen ite had c mfirmed his ap| oint ill th«- public lain! »tat« » by act of Augu*t I, 1
the purchase of tit- NF, '4 of S- « ti«m No.
CHAKI.I » o KIN«.
night but it did not lay on long.
inent. na!e by the president, as jxist of Molford county
of Jacksou Mate of Oregon, I I. in Township No. 37 South. Range No.
Louden Bros, have some twenty odd master for Jacksonville. The change in' hn» thia «lay filed in thia office In ■ .worn »tat«- ."1 West ami ««ill offer pr«x>f to show that
young lambs already this season.
Mr. Miller’s comtniss on from a fourth­ in« lit No z.r.'J lor Ihr purchase of th- N’, »««'',
he lami viuglit is mor«- valuable tor it»
SW 'j's'V1, SW>, NW’, of Section No. Ilin Town
John Louden was in town Wednesday class to a presidential apjxdntment was »hip No 7 South Rail*. No a ««<»!. and will timber or stoni than for agricultural pur
and brought out some cows forGus New­ made on Janu «ry 1 I, and a-, the term of a offer .roof to »how that the tan«! «ought i« mot. ]»>»«•». all I to est ibli-lt hi* claim to sai«l
presidential appointment is for four year», vatu ibh-for it» tiinlier or »ton« than lor agricul lami Ix-fore \ S Blit m,
bury.
S. Commi»
hit poses. and to establish hi» claim to wd
this
with the seven years that Mr. .Miller tural
land Sefore a S llliton I". S. Comnvs.ioitci at siotier, at M«-dfor<i, < >r >11, on Saturday,
Miss Lora Dorn of Ruch was here last
Medford, Oregon, on Saturday, the Mth day of the ‘.»th. day «d April. 11**4.
week on a visit to her parents Mr. and has already served will make eleven «•« ars March
flail
for him. Mr. Miller is credited by the
H«-. nantes us witms-e»: Henry W.
Mrs. Wm. Dorn.
II«- name» as witnesses
postal inspectors of keeping his records
Isaiah
f, Hamilton, of Medforil Oregon Hen fackson, of Medford, Oregon; Isaiali I,.
Mrs. E. C. Faucett. who went to San 111 perfect order and of having one of tile ry W Jackson
of Medford Oregon Emanuel
Francisco during the holidays returned best kept and handsomest post offices in King of Mealford. Oregon Victor T. McCray, of Hamilton, of M<-dfor«l, Oreg«»n, Kell«-«
Jackson, of Medford, Oregon; Victor T
Oregon
home Wednesday.
Oregon. No jierson dealing with the 1 Medford,
Any and all |xiwn« claiming adversely the McCray, of Stockton, Calif.
Mrs. Byrne and daughter Kate are public can please everyone, but Mr. Mil- ' tbove described lands arc requested to file tlu-ir
An« ami all |x-r»omiclaiming adversely
spending the week with Mrs. Emmet O'­ ler has come as near giving satisfaction 1 •laims in this office on or brf«»re »aid 2«.th day of th«- alxivt- <le»--rilx-«l land» ar«- request
March,
I9UI
J.
T.
BRIDGES,
Brien of Lower Applegate.
to the patrons «if his office as a postmaster 1-15. tf-25.
cd to nlc thcii chums in this olli.-e oil or
Register.
Ed Langley and Jim Terry have start­ ever attains.
In fore s ti'l Bill «lav of April. I!* II
UMBER
I.ANH
ACT
JINE
3.
I»7H
N«IT1CE
ed their stamp-mill last week. These
1-22, 3-25
J. T. B riim . es ,
The electric light system at the Sturgis
FOR Pl ’ BI.IC ATION.
are both prosperous mining men.
Rcgia'er
mine, put in bv by Electrician E. L.
UllitM States f.nud Office.
Those of Mr. Silva's family who have Gurnea of Medford was started up Satur­
Roseburg Oregon. Jan B. 190:1
Notice in hereby given that in compliance with
been down w ith what was supjiosed to be day and works without a hitch ami gives
provision» ol the act of Congre»» of June 3rd.
smallpox in a very light form are con­ full satisfaction. It is Ixitli an arc ami the
1H7». entitled "Au Act for the Sale of Tnnlxr
incandescent
system,
th-
arc
lights
being
valescent.
f.and» in the State» of Califoima. Oregon
used in the mine and the incandescent» Nevada, and Wa»hiiigton Territory." as extend­
Albert Collings and Wm. Hacker are in the store, mess ’muse, barn and dwell- | ed to all tin- public land --tates by act of August I
working on their gold mine on Carbury ings. Water power is used to ojierate the 1X92,
EMANI HI. KIN«.
creek. This is one of the best paying dynamo. Now that lights are had, pip­ if Medfor.l county
of Jackson, state of Oregon
mines in the vicinity.
ing is carried on «lay and night with two has this day tile«! in this office his sworn state­
ment
No
fef,
for
the
pur.-hase of the N1. ol
Mr. G. C. Culev of Steamboat was in No. 3 giants. The big derrick recently NW'4 Sl-;% NWVi of Sec ion No. II. ill Town
Watkins one day last week. He has dis­ put in ami which is operated by a large ship . No 37 south; Range No 3 west,
will offer pr<x>f to show that the
posed of his beef cattle which he has donkey engine adds much to the working 1 and
«night is inor«- valuable for its timber <>i
Anyon» sending n sketrh snd «Inscription m«t
capacity of the mining plant for it lands land
lieen feeding on the Z. Cameron place.
Stoll«- than for agricultural putpos«-». and to est­
quickly ns'-ertniii our opinion free wla-tlicr an
the boulders over the «lump as fast as [ ablish his claim to said land Ix-fore A. S llliton
Invention 1» probably patentHble. t oniiiiiinlcs
lions strictly«-onlldeiitlai. HANDBOOK on Patents
Buncom Items.
they are thrown out by the giants. Now | I- S Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon. 011
■ent free. Oldest egency for sccuriiig patents.
Saturday, the 2flth day of March, 1901.
Patents taken through Munn
Co. receive
A. S. Kleinhammer went to Phoenix to that the enlarged plant is in running
He names as witnesses:
tpfcial nnticr, without charge, lu the
order Manager W. L. Olmstead will k'ep
Isaiah f. Hamilton, of Medfor«!. Oregon; Hi 11
visit relatives and friends.
the giants roaring 24 hours in each «lav ry W Jackson ol Medford. Oregon. Charles O
We are sorry to say that Grandpa Jones until the dry season next summer shuts King, of Medford. Oregon; Victor T. McCray of
Oregon.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
is very ill and has been for several weeks. off the supply of water. They are now Meilford,
Any and all jx-rsons claiming adversely th«
culation of any sdentltlc journal. 'I'crins. |3 n
year: tour niontlis, *1. Bold by all newsdeelera.
above described lands are requested to file- their
Mrs A. B. Saltmarsh lias been quite piping on an ancient channel that is claims
in this office on or Indore said 2«lth day ol
sick for the past week but is improving turning out gold at a rate that will in­ March, 1901.
J. T. Bridges,
Branch Office, «25 F Ht„ Washington, I). C.
1.15 3-25
Register. I
very slowly.
* sure a big clean-up.
FURNITURE. HARNESS AND FITTINGS
Shoe repairing and Harness repairing
a speialty.
REAL ESIAIE
RIAL ESTATE
T. C. NORRIS
z co&ee.
JAS. CRONEMILLER
JACKSONVILLE:,
.
OREGON
Scientific American,
MUNN & Co.3”"'-'-’ New York