Beagle Item*.
Anna Margreiler who has la-en on this
Rev. II. N. Rosser of Ashland filled lit* 1 creek a few day* returned to Jackson
ville Saturday.
regular appointment Sunday,
Cha*, and Maggie Swart zfager, of
Mrs. Lilin- Curler of the Meadows is
SteainlxMit, ale on Poorman visiting with
visiting her mother Mrs. Mcxlgcrs.
their sister, Mrs. James Young.
McDonald Bros, visited Medford and
Jacksonville lust week on business with
A Magazine of timely topic*.
the Iowa Lumla-r Co.
The February Review of Reviews is
Miss Gertrude Richardson is at home another notable triumph in monthly
again after six month* teaching in the journalism. Almost every topic treater!
M'hixils ot Klamath county.
in this numlrer is directly related to the
E. I). Wilhite ami son Tom went to news of the month.
The fir Eastern
Gold Hill Sunday and Monday morning < risis and its bearing on Aiqericun trade
took the train, (lie former for Jacksonville interests are < ditorialiy discussed in the
and the later for .Ashland where he en- department devoted to "The Progress of
lered the Normal rw h<x>l to take Up MJHTC the World;’’ "Korea us tin- Prize of War"
iul work.
| is the subject of an illustrated article of
John Randolph Amick was Ix>rn in , great value by Hon. J.Sloat Fassct; "The
Howard county Mo., Novrmla-r 23, IH3.3 Railways of China" are descritx d by Dr.
and died at his home near Beagle : Satur Arthur J. Brown; Governor Taft's ad
day Jan.'flO, IIKH, aged 70 yrs. 2 nio,
t>
7 <l.i. ministration in the Philippines, just
He emigrated to California in IK53 closed, is reviewed by Frederick W.
Entonologist Howard, of the
where he was married ill 1MGI. In July Nash;
P.sMl he ciiiiic to Oregon and has since f’nited States rlepartmett of Agriculture,
resided continually in the iieighlxirhixxl writes on the Mexican cotton-boll weevil,
of Beagle. He leaves to mourn him a wife which recently caused an extra sessson of
and eight children, those present at the the Louisiana legislature, as well as a
Bedside Ix-ing, Elias, John, Gi urge, Mrs. Special appropriation of |27>O,(NlO by
A. D. Houstin ami Eva. Those absent Congress; Mr. W. T. Stead sketches the
were Harry and James of California and |x-rsonalities of the three commissioners
Mrs. Ida Henderson of Idaho. The de who hav> been entrusted by the govern
ceased was a mem tier of the Christian ment with the practical reconstruction of
church, was a kind husband an indulgent the British army sy-tem; Mr. John S.
father and a good citiz.cn and his death is Wise contributes sympathetic character
deeply (• It a* all who knew him will ski tches ol the two gieat Confederate
mourn him as a friend. The burial took chieftains who died early in January,—
iilacc at Antioch cemetery Sunday. R«V. Generals Gordon and Longstreet; tin
ones of Central Point officiating
The reient New Orleans meetings of the
Economic, and
cause of his death was paralysis with American Historical,
which he was stricken Thursday and the Political Science associations are describ
end came la-fore the ab ent m< miters of ed ; the Panama situation and Wall Street's
relation to Presidential politics are treat- j
the family could reach the bedside.
< d by the Editor; and in the Review’s
scries of illustrated powers on American
Poorman Creek Items.
Harry Gilson wri t Io Jackson ville industrial development Mr. Philip East- ;
man contributes an interesting account of
Saturday.
"Windmill Irrigation in Kansas " Many-
B< rt Yo< uni was in Jacksonville <>n other timclv topics arc covered by the j
Saturday.
cartoon department ami by "leading
Mr. Price of Sterling was on the Cr« ck Articles of the month," "Periodicals Re
Wednesday.
viewed,” “New Jkxiks," etc.
Hon. H E, Ankeny returned to Ster
New Gun Invention.
ling 'londiy.
E. E. Redfield.of Glendale, has invent
Erl Kitt».’ of this pin <■ sjr-nt Saturdav
ed and constructed a new magazine gun
in Jacksonville.
which is a novelty and one of the neat-
John Margreit r jr , w is i Jacksonville < st and best arrangements in that line i
visitor Saturday.
•
that was ev r made. The invention is
M. J. D. Scllo nia«‘e a business trip to more particularly for rifles of small call- I
Jacksouvilh M uday
lire, and the one he Im* made is a 22. '
J. M. Siiiiuion* tarried a few hours in w ith room in the magazine for alxrut a
dozen short cartridges or about ten longs.
Jacksonville S iturd.iy.
Wm. Scars of S’erling passed through The gun has u pistol grip with skeleton }
stock. The shells are loaded near the
Saturday cn-route to Jacksonville.
muzzle end of the magazine, and are
James Young <nd Joe Buck of this pressed to the breech by a spring, as in
place were in Jacksonville Sunday.
the ordinary magazine gun. One note
Mrs F. Duval, who lias been quite ill worthy feature of this gun is that it will !
for «orne time is improving rapidly.
work with any length of 22 caliber car
Jac >b Buck lev, who was ¡it Rogue tridges. A repeater to sluxit cartridges
of various lengths has Ixen unknown <
River for a f< w days r< turned Sunday.
hitherto. The shells of different lengths I
R F. If’K-tim, manager of the DeBar may be mixed in the magazine at will, I
ranch, sjent a few days at his old home and each will come up properly in its'
on the
turn. There is an automatic cut-off in i
’.he magazine, which lets only one shell I
out at a time. When the shell comes out I
of the magazine a little arrangement :
seizes it exactly as a pair of hands would :
grasp a stovepipe and lifts it up to lie
loaded. The lever has a short stroke,
and is worked bv the middle finger,
while the first finger manipulates the
trigger, giving a rapidity t tat is m me
lons. By means of a simple arrange
ment the lever cocks the gun or leaves
the hammer down, at the will of the op
erator. Practically the machim ry of Un
lock consists of but two pieces. The gun
is a new departure, ami its many advan
tageous features are quickly realized by
stM»rlsmen who examine it.—Glendale
News.
Q4URCH5UPPÊRS
foCIETYDiMEM
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imported J apanese
M pklns
WITH PURCHASESOF
NOTICE
We will soon replace our Planing Mill
site with a full and complete stock of
LUMBER AND • • • • • • • •
BUILDING MATERIAL
We wish to thank the people of Jacksonville
and vicinity for their patronage in the past
and trust that we will see our old customers
as well as new ones when in need of any
thing in the lumber line.
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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.
I
Anything in the Hardware Line.
Mail Ord ers Promptly Filled
THE BIG LAND AGENTS
MEDFORD. - OREGON
We have the largest mul best list in Southern Oregon 01
Fruit, Alfalfa, hairy and Stock Lands, Timber Lands,
Mining Bargains and Town Property.
Dealers in
Sewing Machines, Lime, Cement
and
Shingles
Perfect Confidence.
Where there used to be a feeling of un
easiness and worry in the household
w hen a child showed symptoms of croup,
there is now perfect confidence. This is
owing to the uniform success ofChanber-
lain's Cough Remedy in tile treatment
of that disease. Mrs. M. I. Basford, of
Poolesville, Md., in speaking of her ex
perience in the use of that remedy gays:
“I have a world of confidence in Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for I have used
it with perfect success.
Mv child Gar
land is subject to severe attacks of croup
and it always gives him prompt relief."
For sale by City I >rtig Store.
We buy wool and mohair.
I
MEAT
HENRY
W.
ORTH,
MARKET
PROP
ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS
:: WHOLESALE and RETAIL • •
M. f. Church services.
FOR SALE BY
JAS. CRONEMILLER
ÜHNERAL MERCHANDISE
JACKSONVILLE,
.
OREGON
Services in M. E. Church, Jacksonville,
Sunday, February 7. as follows: 10 a. m.
Sunday School, C. \V. Conklin, Supt;
II a. M. Preaching bv pastor: 7 p. m.
League service, R. H. Allen, Leader;
7:30 p. tn. preaching. Everybody invited.
Special attention given to orders from a distance for
Mining Camps and Mills. Meats shi/tped promptly and in
first-class eondit ion.
S anford S nyder ,
,1’a-tor.
Try White Pine and Tar medicine for
that Cough.—City Drug Store.
Subscribe for the Sentinel and WeeKly Oregonian
Good clubbing inducements offered.