Jacksonville sentinel., February 19, 1904, Image 3

JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL
believing in the principle»of the party
will In- given a seat in the convention.
iKsriu> on
They plan to get out a full county ticket
FRIDAY OF EACH
WEEK. and propose to go into the campaign with
a vim that may bring result* astonishing
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to the old party leaders. The Socialists
w ill also get out a district and state tick­
I'ulrre«! in tlir (MMloffii
<>t jHckaoiivlllr,
et.
The Socialists have made big gains
Juckaon County, <>>< xo>i. ua mcoik I t la«» matin
since last election they getting all the
Populists who did not go back to the old
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The Hrnlitiel unit lb<- Weekly Oregonian will
ire m irl to one infill« »» lor J2 n year The brut I
n< I give* the Juc kooti eonnly n< w» ami the Ore
golllali give* the alate, national and World new»,
thu« n irader 1» able to Corer tile entire new*
held at h I m > u I the price ol but one |>a|>er.
I miai . hi mtcHirrtoNK The Jacksonville Kenllnel
will I»- «rent to any iiddr««». at any poatofficc tn
the rriited Htatr», (or lour week» for 10 cent«.
All »ulMCt tption», regular or trial, will be prompt
ly »topped at the date of capitation, unlcr* a re­
newal 1» received.
Friday, February 19,1904
Die co-«>|a r.itivc rural telephone mnl
the macadamized road are steadily spread
mg over Oregon and the time is not dis­
tant when the isolation of the country
home will I k - brought to an cn<l by these
two modern necessities.
From a small begin nig a co-operative
rural telephone company, organised
by fanners ill the south part of Clacka­
mas county has grown until it has more
than 200 telephones on its circuit. In
addition to embracing the farm houses it
now extends to all the nearby small towns
ami now it is planed to extend it to take
in Oregon City and the farm homes of
that vicinity.
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The Jacksonville municipal campaign
promises to have some excitment to it
for there is to be a lively contest over
recorder ami marshal. Henry Dox, the
prcM-nt recorder, has announced himself
a» an imle|M-mlent candid tie for recorder, I
ami Marshal W. G. Kenney is out for re­
election to his office. It is not likely
that there w ill be any opposing candi-
cates to Jas. Cronemiller for treasurer nor i
to Henry Wendt for street commissioner. ’
So well satisfied are all interests with the ■
five candidates for trustees that it is cer- i
tain that they will have no opposition, at
least there should I k - none, for Msssrs.
Britt, Nunan, Huffer, Cameron, and Orth
arc amouug the leading citizens of the
town, progressive im n vet prudent in
financial affairs, just the kind of men that |
Jacksonville n< eds to put the town on a *
sound financial basis and to give it a |
needed impetus in public improvements, j
Jacksonville Millinery
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Dressmaking Parlors
Mi»» Katherine Chapman,
Mri. J. K. Rreeve
Full stock of Seasonable Hats trimed to order in the
Latest style.
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Spring Stock Received March 1
Orders taken for tailor made suits, and perfect fits
guaranteed.
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Dressmaking and General Sewing
Real Estate..]
Wanted
The day for illegal voting will soon be .
past in Oregon. The registration law
and the Austrailian ballot has made it ex- '
cecdingly difficult for the word heeler to
work in illegal voters at the polls ami
there is every certainly that this will lie '
the last year that the primaries can I k - i
j packed by the floating element, for it is j
Jackson County Stockmen's Associa­
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#25, f-’’1* and $33 Settler’s Rate to be in effect
certain that the direct primary law, to I k - .
tion in session for their annual meeting
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during March and April from Omaha, St
voted on at the June election, will lie car-1
at Ashland last Saturday chose Jackson­
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I’aul, St Louis and Chicago to Rogue River
ried by a big majority. With that law1
Valley will bring a host of settlers and investors to Southern
ville as the place for holding their next
in effect such work as was done at the ■
Oregon.
annual meeting in February of next year.
town convention Monday night in voting '
The stockmen can rest assured that they
men who were not legal voters of Jack­
will la- given a generous welcome to the
sonville will l»e an impossiblity. The |
town and lx- given the hospitality for
day of the political boss and ward heeler |
which Jacksonville is noted. Every
in Oregon politics is coming to a close j
courtesy will I m - extended to them includ­
ami then will it lie possible for honest !
ing the free use of the best hall in town.
voters and tax payers to have their votes ,
TkT _r-,_
*s ^le t*me
sell your Fruit Farm, Alfalfa
’ effective ami not I k nullified by the bal- ,
It is truly a most groundless fear that
Land, Grain Farm, Stock Ranch, Timber
lot of some transient uian or a saloon I
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Lands, Town Property, Quartz Mines,
some have that the improvement of the
loafer who has no interest in the outcome I
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List
them at once with * -.-
Jacksonville-Medford roa<i will I k -an in­
of the election.
jury to Jacksonville in that it will enable
Medford to secure trade from this section
The prediction of the Sentinel that the
that otherwise would come to Jackson­
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Jackson
Creek breakwater in the con­
ville. To the Jacksonville merchant who
dition
that
it was left when the street
»lose eery a line of goods that will
not meet the demand* of his trade and committee declared it completed would j
whose prices are higher than those of his not stand a freshet has been verified, for
coni|K-titor» a tine turnpike road to Med­ the little freshet of Monday came near
ford will I m - quite sure to lx- an injury to wrecking ttiat costly experiment. Had
him, but the up-to-date Jacksonville there been a flood like that of last;
At The JacKsonville Sentinel Office,
business man has nothing to fear from winter there would not have been enough
good roads. The more of them the bet­ I of the breakwater left standing to mark
ter he is suited and the more he prospers. j the place where it stood. As it was it:
i took lively work on the part of Chairman
Write to your friends in the East or ' Kenney, of the steeet committee, and
send them a copy of the Sentinel that Street Commissioner Dunford with a '
they may know that they can come for crew of men Monday afternoon and
#25 to Rogue River Valley, where bliz­ evening to fill in the numerous breaks
inquires now being received from
zards ami cyclones are unbnown, crops with cans ami sacks of rocks where the I
California. Northern Oregon, Washing­
never fail, business always on a steady the water broke through under the break-
ton; the Eastern States and Canada,
from intending investors and settlers.
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basis, and where life is worth living. i water. The street committee saved their
Rogue Riv< r Valley is the least developed breakwater but like the Russian fleet it
of any accesHable section of the Pacific was bably disabled and demoralized.
Coast and has the most opportunities for Tuesday it wasdocked and repairs com­
profitable investments in fruit, hay, menced at once least the next high water
Eagle Point Items.
Executors Notice.
grain and stock raising, mining, lumber­ should make a finish of it. A force of
ing, irrigation and other industrial under­ men and teams has been at work this
Notice is hereby given that all persons
Until further notice, to make room for
takings of any district in Oregon. Now week putting in rock and brush behind new goods, I will make special prices on having claims against the late Amalia A.
is the golden opportunity, a wait of five the breakwater to prevent the water from carpets, Wall paper, ami mattings. Also Brooks will present the same with the
proper vouchers to the undersigned exe­
years and it will be too late, for oppor­ making a rear attack on the craft. Just some good ones in other lines. Come cutor of the said estate on or before the
see
the
goods.
C.
W.
C
onklin ,
tunities will be taken and prices will be how the breakwater is tit be protected in
expiration of six months from date of
House Furnisher.
front has not been given out owing to
this notice
E mil B ritt .
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Executor of the estate of the late Mrs.
the strict censorship that prevails around
Nearly Forfeits his Life.
Amalia A. Brooks,
The Jackson county Socialist are get­ headquarters.
The tierce current of
Jacksonville. Oregon, January 15, litOd.
A
runaway
almost
ending
fatally,
ting aficed early in the campaign that is Jackson creek will make this brush ex­
started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J.
soon to be waged in this county for polit- periment a doubtful expedient and it B. Omer, Franklin Grove, Ill. For four
County Court Proceedings.
ca! supremacy and incidently for the com­ may end in the brush washing down the years it defied all doctors and all remed­
A fine assortment of picture moulding.
forts that may I k - had out of the various creek to choke the channel and bring ies. But Bucklen’s Arnica Salve had no
offices in the gift of the people. The more trouble to the ranchers, whose land trouble to cure him. Equally good for Bring in vour pictures and have them
Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles framed. The workmanship speaks for
Socialists are to hold their convention at is now being ruined by the creek.
itself. At C. W. Conklin’s.
25 cents at City Drug Store.
Charles Meserve