70 Hours
PORTLAND to CHICADO
No Change of Cars.
District Attorney A. E. Reames is ex- CoNCKUKI» to lie tile best
' pected home from Portland this Saturday I troupe of Colored Singers
i or Sundav wheie he has been for the in the United States.
past week on a business trip and incident - I
Kraut at the Boss.
> ly to swap (Hililical pointers with the i
The latest and the nobbiest in box leaders ot his party. Sir. Reamesattend- '
cd the meeting of the Democratic state !
stationery a*, the City Dtug Store.
central committee Monday, holding the 1
G ism I work horse, weighs 1200 pounds, proxy of J. J. Houck, of Gold llill, who I
tor sale at a bargain.
E mii . B ritt .
is the state central committee for Jackson
Fritz Ruch who is tanning on Thomp­ county.
son creek was in Jacksonvile Saturday
Two sacks of peanut* for a nickle at Thirty-third Year of Or­
ganization. Same Man­
for a load of supplies.
the Boss.
agement
for
Twenty
Judge ¡‘run and Sheritr Rader returned
Deputy Sheriff Crawford has made up Years.
Wednesday from three days trip to lists of tax|iayers fur all the outside pre­
Eagle Point and Big Butte.
cincts, givit g the name, value of property
Miss May F. Hutter is expected home | ami amount ot tax of each person and
the last of this wee k from Grants Pass Sheritl Rader has had them posted at the
THE ORIGINAL
where she has been for the past three postoffices in the country precincts. In
Medford and Ashland the lists have been
weeks earing for a sick person.
posted at tile banks. This is a conven­
Misses Annie and ¡»ora Margreitcr ience much appreciated by the taxpayers
went to Grants Pass last-Friday w here as it will enable them to know the amount ■
CHARLES Ml IMPURO. Manager
they have secured employment at a good of their tax without a trip to the county |
salary.
seat or corresponding with the sheriff.
•
A tine assortment of picture moulding.
All candies 10 per cent cheaper for 30
Bring in your pictures and have them
framed. The workinauship speaks for days at the Boss.
it>eif. At C. W. Conklin s
LOCAL
NOTES.
ali rail, or boat and rati
“They Sing the Songs Tickets Euet via
via Portland.
that have touched the
and River Schedule
Heart of the World.” Ocean FROM
PORTLAND.
H p. m.
I he 01 well Orchdrd.
Aid Society will give a
on March 17 in 1‘. Ryan's
Hon. John D. Olwell, one of the mem­
street. Admission seven bers of the House from Jackson county .n
seventh prison admitted the last legislature, was m Jacksonville
Thursday. Mr. Ulwell declared that his
Union Club. K. C.atid Sweet Fern fav­ visit to me county seat had no political
orite brands of chewing tobacco, hereto- motive to it. business at the court house re­
for <50 cents per |>ound, now 35 cents at quiring his presence in Jacksonville. Mr.
Miller X Davidson's. Full stock of all ulweil denied any future political aspir­
ations, the title ot Honorable, which lie
kinds of toliaccos and cigars.
won by a good majority in the last elec­
Trespass notices on cloth sent by mail tion, quite sufficing his ambit.on for |>o
to any address for fl.lMt a dozen.
litical Uuiiors. But he was quite willing
to
talk on fruit, and being one ol the
The sork called Thursday tnoning al
the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Stone, largest growers and best |s>stcd truit men
on Upper Jackson creek and left a fine in tile Rogue River Valley and his talks on
baby boy, All doing finely is the report that subject are always oi in er. st. Mr.
Olwell, with Ins father, P. M. Oiwell, and
Mr. Stone makes.
brothers, Joseph and Frank, are the own­
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Reames will leave ers of the famous Olwell orchard. Central
this Saturday to spend a month in Calif­ Point, which embraces ItiO aczes of bear­
ornia. They first stop at Berkley, where ing trees. This orchard has liecn plant­
they will visit with Mr. Reames'mother, ed a number of yeais, ami is all to apples
Mrs. T. G. Reames, after which they will and in accordance with the ideas then
visit other ¡«aitsof California.
prevalent, the trees were planted close
Jacksonville is to be favored by a high together, Ix-ing but 25 fret apart. On
class minstrel show, Mahara's Minstrels the black, rich soil on which the trees
being billed for Saturday evening. March are grow ing it has even found that they
5. This troupe has 35 jteople in it and a have grown so large that their branches
fine band ami a grand street jwrade will now uieel and the fruit is no longer so <
large ami highly colored as it was and for
be given Saturday noon.
which the Olwell orchard has been noted.
Mrs. J. N. T. Miller who has been To restore their orchard to its former
making her home since last f ill with her vigor, Messrs. Olwell have taken out
son Col. R. A. Miller, at Oregon City, this winter every oilier row of trees, tak-
will return to Jacksonville in a short ing the rows diagonal, which leaves the
time to spend a month while looking remaining trees 50 feet apart, 1 ins space
after her large property interests here.
allows the sun to reach all parts of the
Mining blanks fur sale at the Sentinel trees and also gives ample room for spray -
ing, cultivating and to enable the trees
office.
to have full growth to their rootsr Whils
Mrs. T. C.JNorris was in Jacksonville this decreases the number of trees in the
Thursday to attend to some business orchard uue half, yet its productiveness |
matters Mr. Norris having been confined will not lie lessened tor the trees will
to the house since their removal to Med­ bear more fruit an<l of a quality that will
ford with a severe cold. He is now much bring the top price ir.the market.
better and will soon tie hustling about Most of the Olwell orchard is to New tons
with his accustomed vigor.
and Spitzenbergs, but a part was planted
Mrs. Minerva Armstrong, one of the to Ben Davis and other varieties not so
early pioneers of Jacksonville coming valuable as the first name«! and in this
here in company with her husband the part of the orchard pear trees are planted
late Robert Armstrong in the fall of 1K52, where the extra trees have been dug up
who has been confined to her lied for the and so soon as the pears begin to bear the
past six weeks is now able sit up a short apple trees will be dugout. During the
time each day an-t her family have every post year the Olwell orchard has been en­
hope that she will fully regain her larged by 50 acres, making it one of the
largest on the Pacific Coast.
health.
The Ladies
seventh social
Brick on main
cents. Every
free.
Monday a surgical operation was per­
formed upon Miss Minnie McElroy by
Dr>. Gale, Cameron and Robinson. Miss
McElroy has been ill for some time, but
she is now’ gaining in strength with every
prospect of a complete recovery of her
health. She is being cared for by Miss
Margaret Vickers, a trained nurse, who
came from Chicago last fall.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
of Monday the Jessie Shirley Company
were greeted with a good audience. The
company is above the average of those
on the country circuit and the audience
were highly pleased with the evening’s
entertainment and should Miss Shirley
again play in Jacksonville she will lie
greeted with a full house.
If you have any timber land you want
to sell—See T. C. Norris.
The Republican congressional central
committee for the First District held a
meeting in Portland Tuesday and fixed
Wednesday, April 13, as the date for hold*
ing the congressional convention for this
district, and Salem as the place for hold­
ing it. Jackson county was given 12 del­
egates. Hon. H. E. Ankney represented
Jackson county, Henry Kubli, the num­
ber for this county not izeing able to be
present.
Canned fruits at cost at the Boss.
4 p. m.
1 »ally ex. Col.t'MHIA R ivkk .
4 p in.
Sundav
M p. tn. To Astoria ami
except
Satureia y
way landings Sunday
HI p. in
A. L,. CRAIG, Gen. Pa s. Agt ,
Portland, Oregon
FISK JUBLIEE SINGERS
U. S. HALL
Friday, FEBRUARY
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Francisco-
suil every five days
f)¿
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ADMISSION 5Oc.
Seats reserved free at Miller A Davidson’s
O regon
S hoi ^ t line
80 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
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amo union P acific
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THREE TRAINS to lhe EAST
T rade M arks
D esigns
DAILY from Pill? 11 VXD
COPYRIGHTS Ac.
Anron« «engine a .ketch and d«<aerlt>«lon ma»
quickly aaceriain <>«ir opinion free whether an
Invention la probably patentable,, C'omniunlra.
tlonaMrirtly<s'nSdentlal. HAN0R0O6 <M> Patents
Beni fra». Ol irai axenr» for awuritiM patema.
Patema taken through Munn A lo. recate«
Iffclat nutlet, WK bout ebarwe. in the
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Scientific American.
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A handaomrt» llln.tre«e<1 wnrkl». Mr »rat rtr-
cuiatton of an» erlentiOe Journal, T orma. S3 a
year : four montila, *1. Hold bfall nrarlralcr*
MUNN &
Co 361 Broadway.
B ranch Office. 06 F
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I d<|le Point Items.
Countv Judge Chas. Prim, was here
several days this week on business.
J. M. Rader our popular sheriff WHS
shaking hands with his numerous friends j
here the first of the week.
Jasc Hartman theexpert bridge carpen­
ter spent Tuesday night in Eagle Point.
Frank J. Brown suent several days in
Medford the first of th«- week.
Through Pullin. hi standard and Tourist
sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chicago,
SjM»kane; tourist sleeping cars daily to
Kansas City; through Pullman tourist
d< < |mg cars 1 p-rv ii.diy conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, reelin-
ing chair cars (Mats free) to the East
daily.
T ime S c iif . ie 'I. km A rrive
From Portland.
prom
Chicago
Salt I<ake, Deliver, —
Portlaml Ft. Worth, <hnalia,
S|iecial
Kansas City, St. 4:30 p m
9:211p. tn. Louis, Chicago ami
via Hunt East
ington
Atlantic Silt Lake. Denver,
Express Ft. Worth. <»maha,
4:15 p. m. Kansas City, St.
via Hunt­ Louis, Chicago ami 10:31) a m
ington
East.
St. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Brown made Med­ Fast Mail
« p. in.
ford a business visit one «lay last week.
via
Dr. Officer waa called to Trail Creek Spokane
Tuesday to see Mrs. J Richardson.
We have had considerable rain lately
ami Butte creek has been pretty high but
it has done iiu material damage.
Uncle Johnnie Lewis an old pioneer of
tins section is in a very critical condition
at this writing.
W. R. Potter was here the first of the
week.
Cypress Lodge D. of H. of Eagle Point
have fitted tip the hall over Dr. Officer's
Quartz and placer location, blanks for store am, now hold their lodge meetings
sale at the Sentinel Office.
therein.
Until further notice, to make room fur
The «lance given Monday night was
new goods, I will make special prices on not very largely attemled
attended on account tit
carpets, Wall paper, and mattings. Also the high water but every one seemed to
some good ones in other lines. Come have a fine time.
see the goods.
C. W. CONKLIN,
One of the most enjoyable times that
House Furnisher.
has taken place in Eagle Point was that
of last Thursday evening at the hall of
Independent Candidate.
the I), of H., given by Cypress Ixxlge.
I Hereby announce myself as an in­ There were recitations, songs, etc., and
dependent candidate for the positson of everybody had a good time. About fifty
marshal of the town of Jackson ville ai persons were presnt.
the town election to be held on Tuesday,
Edward Knighton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
March 1, 1904.
Wm. Knighton, died here on the IHth.,
W. G. K knnk V.
after a short illness. He was buried at
Phoenix on the 290th. He was shout 27
Itch Ringworm.
years of age.
M. T. Lucas, Wingo, Ky., writes, April
25th, 1902: "For 10 to 12 years I had
Wedding stationery, the latest out, at
been afflicted with a malady known as the Sentinel office.
the ‘itch.’ The itching was most unbear-
able; I had tried for years to find relief,
for lown Recorder.
having tried all remedies I could hear of,
I hereby announce myself as a candi-
besides a number of doctors. I w ish to
state that one single application of Bal­ •late for recorder of the town of Jackson-
lard's Snow Liniment cured me complet­ ville at the election to be held Tuesday,
ely and permanently. Since then I have March 1.
used the liniment on two seperate occas­
H knry Dox.
ions for ring worm and it cured complet­
ely. 25c, 50c, and J1.00 bottle. Sold by
Fresh bread daily at Miller & David­
City Drug Store.
son’s.
Walla Walla, Ixw-
iston,
Spokane,
Wallace, Pullman,
Minnea|>olis,
St. 7 ;35 a m
Piitil. Duluth, Mil­
waukee, Chicago
and East.
Augustine
Schmidtling
— Has Reopened his-----
BLACKSMITH SHOP
IN JACKSONVILLE
All kinds of General Re|>air work
done promptly.
0. K. Barber Shop
Wm. Puhi, Prop.
Up-to-l)atc Shop
Three f ine Chairs
(food Workmen.
I wo fine Bathrooms with the
best tubs cleanest towels, etc.