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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1904)
JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL IHHUKD ON FRIDAY OF EACH Cimata Mi'AkkVk WEEK. I'.lilTOM Kntrrnl lit the |Hi*t»fficc of Jneksonvlllr, Jackson County. Oregon, as second class matter. (I Wi .75 V) Cl.t.HHIN<» T smmh Thr hr ill lint unit the Wrrkly Otrgouian will I h - M ilt to our u>l>l>rM lot fJ » year Thr Hr nt I licl givra thr J»< k*on comity urw» anil thr Orc if.iiiMU give* thr alate, Iintlonul un<l world new», thus n rrailrr tn nl>l< to covrt thr rntirr news hrhl nt about thr price ol but one paper. Cai Al. Hesse MiriKiN» Thr J«< ksouvlllr Sentili* 1 will hr sent to any aililirss. st uuy poatuffice in thr Vnitcil Stale*. for lour wirk» for 10 cents. All »ubacription*. regular or trial, will l>r prompt ly slopiM-.l ul thr <iatr ol rapiratlon, utile*« a re newal is receive*! Friday, February 26, !9U4 The fourth annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Association of Railway Traf fic Agent* wa* held in Ashland last Satur day. There was a large attendance of railroad men from all section* of the West and they were royally entertained by Ashland. Such gatherings a* this are a great advertisement for Ashland and that town is ever alert to take up any scheme that will give strangers a knowl- edge of the town. There is no more effiective and profitable way of advert is- ing a town than by public gatherings, and the town that secure* the most con vention* is the most prosperous. That Jackson county is gaining in pop ulation and at a rapid rate is shown by the strength that the county will have in the political state conventions to I m * held this spring. Of the 3.3 counties in the state, Jackson will rank tenth in the Re publican state convention, having 12 del egates, holding the honor with Wasco which alto has 12 delegates. In the Democratic state convention Jacksen will rank ninth with 10 delegates toitscredit. Of the counties adjoining Jackson, Jose phine will have seven delegates in the Republican state convention and Klamath will have four. In the Democratic con vention Josephine has five delegates* ami Klamath three. At the rate that the vot ing strength of Jackson county is gaining on that of the other counties of Oregon it will not lie so many years until thiscoun- ty will I m * one of the leading powers in all state political gatherings. the debt now isnot an imperative matter, /----------- ------------------ ------------------------------------------ but to secure good road» is, for roads are an urgent necessity to the continued de velopment ami prosperity of the county. A Jacksonville Millinery The Ancient Order of United Workmen has a firn* record to its credit in Jackson ville for in the 22 years since the local lodge was organized it has paid $40,000 to the heirs of its deceased members, am) what is more than is done by many of the old-line insurance companies, these losses have been paid promptly, no legal tecnicalities la-ing employed to defeat or hold back payment«. The Workmen is the pioneer of the beneficiary orders and while in recent years it has not made the gain in membership that some of the new orders have it is on a safer foundation than ever and it is now starting a new era of prosperity that will enable it to maintain its leadership of all the insur ance orders. The Workmen liave success fully ¡ussed the difficulties brought on by too low assessments under which its first policies were issued and now the order lias no fear of a bankrupt treasury. The new orders now giving insurance at a lower rate than the Workmen will I m : forced to susjn-ntl or to raise their rates so soon as a large number of their first members become old ami begin to die. A rate that will be self sustaining when an order is organized largely with young men will bring bankruptcy when the order liecomes old enough to have a large number of aged members. The Workmen found that out and the other beneficiary orders will also find it out. The insurance orders have come to stay for co-operative insurance can be carried on at a lower rate than by private com pan ics having high salaried officers and to j»ay its losses out of a reserve fund that may I m * stolen or dissipated by bad invest ments, a menace that is not hanging over an insurance order that meets its pay ments by assessments on its members. AND Dressmaking Parlors Mian Katherine Chapman, Mrs. J. K. Rreeve Full stock of Seasonable Hats tri med to order in the Latest style. :::::::: Spring Stock Received March I Orders taken for tailor made suits, and perfect fits guaranteed. :::::::: Dressmaking and General Sewing Wanted $25, FW ar>d Settler's Rate to be in effect during March and April from Omaha, St Paul, St Louis and Chicago to Rogue River Valley will bring a host of settlers and investors to Southern Oregon. I ink Better Than Gold. •‘I wa* troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous de bility,"writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. H. "No remedy helped me until I lagan using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and mvigoratorfor weak, run down women. No other medicine can take its place in our family.” Try them. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by City Drug Store. is the time to sell your Fruit Farm, Alfalfa Land, Grain Farm, Stock Ranch, Timber v Lands, Town Property, Quartz Mines, PlacerClaims. List them at once with TkT __ r^j Bed rock prices for 30 days at the Boss. Why worry with that old wornout mach ine when a small monthly outlay will put in its place the liest, lightest running Whether to pay off the county debt machine made. The jiayments are made . and let the roads remain as they are or to o suit all. C. W. Conklin. let the debt stand and build a system of At The Jacksonville Sentinel Office Populist Mas* Convention. macadamized roads, is a proposition that should I m * considered by the taxjsiycrs of There will I m : a Mass Convention of the Jackson county. To jray off the $90,(MM) Socialist Partv of Jackson County Oregon debt now outstanding and to build a sys held at Medford, Saturday Feb. 27, at 10, ■ a. m. To nominate a county ticket, ami tem of g<Mxl roads for the county would transact such other business as may law create a financial burden that the tax- fully come lM.*fore it. By order of the payers could not stand, if done together. County Central Committee. J. W. W ii . hv , chairman, inquires now being received from One of these propositions could lie E. P. H ammond , sec. {▼1 California, Northern Oregon, Wasliing- handled easily now that the property * ton; the Eastern States and Canada, valuation has become co large and rapid from intending investors and settlers. *.* *.* * • The marriage took place Wednesday at ly increasing, but which one shall have the M. E. Parsonage in Jacksonville of precedence is a problem to lie considered. Mr. A. Caley and Miss Anna Norton, Rev. To pay off the county debt ami then build Sanford Snyder officiating. Mr. Caley roads has not the strong arguments in its and his bride are both of Central Point and have many fuiends there who give favor that has the proposition to first give »nem their best wishes. Mr. Caley Health. typewriters. build the roads ami then pay off the debt. came from the East fonr yesrs ago and For sale or for rent. New and second Means the ability to do a good day's The counto debt is now drawing but six bought a fine farm near Central Point, work, without undue fatigue and to find hand. Cash or easy installments. All percent interesu, which makes the mat upon which he and Mrs. Caley will re life worth living. You cannot have in makes repaired or remodeled and work side. digestion or constipation without its up fully guaranteed. If vou need a machine, ter of meeting the interest charge not a us. J. E. Iluxley, 82 Fourth St., The death took place Monday, of Mar setting the liver and polluting the blood. write serious burden should it I m ? let stand a Portland, Oregon. garet, the infant daughter of Mr. and Such a condition may Ire best and quick few years while roads could lie built. Mrs. W. F. Radford. The funeral was est obtained by Herbine, the best liver With the icreased wealth and the many held Tuesday with the interment in the regulator that the world has ever known. Nearly Forfeits his Life, advantages that a system of good roads Jacksonville cemetery. The baby was Mrs. I). W. Smith writes, April 3, 1902: A runaway almost ending fatally, fatally would bring to the country the next 1(1 months old and had been ill for some "I used Herbine, and find it the best started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. time and the best medical care was given medicine for constijration and regulating generation would find it a far more easy it, but of no avail. the liver I ever used.” Price 50 cents. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill. For four years it defied all doctorsand all remed matter to pay off the debt than to build Sold by City Drug Store. Mr. Nunan left for Portland last Sun ies. Hut Bticklen’s Arnica Salve had no the roads while the present generation day to spend this week making purchas trouble to cure him. Equally good for would derive more benefit to build the es of spring goods for Nunan-Taylor Full line of garden seeds at Miller & Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Tiles road thin to pay the debt. To pay Company, lie is expected home Sunday. Davidson's. 25 cents at City Drug Store. Charles Meserve
