Jacksonville sentinel., March 18, 1904, Image 3

JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL
he proposes to make a lively contest for
«•ovetc«! honor.
R. G. Smith, an attorney of Grants
pans, has announced himself as a candi­
FRIDAY OF EACH
WEEK. date for circuit Judge on the Dcimaratic
ticket but leading «lemocrates do not look
U|>on his aspiration with favor as they
Emrok
« HAMI.K« Mi«»xvx
are not sure of his democracy, for he was
formely a Republican and then joined
the Socialists and it is said that he ad­
Entered in Ihr poMofFicr of
kwoiivillr
Jm kwoii i outity, Oregon.
•rcond < !*•*• matter
mits that he is with the Democratic party
now for the reason that a large faction of
that jmrty favors the principles of the
bi UMcxirriox K ats »
|l o Socialist* an«! lie < xp««-fs to lie able to do
one yrar.....................................
.76 more (or Socialist» bv allying himself
si« month*
...
K>
Three mouth«
....
with the Dcimarats than to stay with the
Socialists.
ISSt'EO ON
Ci.« Huis«. T h * mh
The Hrntllirl mill llir Weekly Oregonian will
I m - wnt Io on« uihlie*. lor 7- a year
The bruit
m l give, thr Jaekaon conuly new» and the Ore
goman give« lhe «lute ualioiiul anil world new«
tima a I• niter 1« able to »«. er the entire new*
field at alxiul the price ol but one pn|>er.
I'MIAI. HI MKCKirriOM* The
.'luKJUvtlle Hrntllirl
will lw win to any nddrew, at any po«l office in
ih<- t'nllril Mair«, lor lour week* lor In cent*
ill aulMcripthrii». regular or trial will l«e prompt­
ly »topiMsl at Itir «lai»- ol expiration, iinlraa a re­
newal la irxfivrrt
Friday, March 18, !9U4
That energy, public spirit and sclfcon
fide nee will do mor«- forth«- upbuilding of
a town than l«»n< bank accounts is proven
hi the history of many towns, even
hen- in Southern Oregon. Th«- follow
ing from the Newbrrg Graphic is quite
to the point on this subject:
Th«- liu-k of capital is not the greatest
misfortune that may In-fall a town,
McMinnville prulially has five times
the amount of actual money Newberg
can boast of and vet in the race that is
l»eing made for active, energetic business
Ncwltcrg is throwing dust in the eyes
of our neighbors every day in the week,
as acompuriM>n of the manufacturing in­
terests of the two towns will show. It
is sai«l by residents of the countyseat
that too much of their money is laid
away for the anticipated "rainy dtv,” for
the l»e«t interests of the present genera­
tion. while in Newla-ig every dollar is
itivestir«! in some enterprise- that gives
somebody something to do. It is ea*v
to see that an abundance of «lead capital
may l»c more of a hindrance in the way
of an aspiring town than a partial lack
of live capital.
LOCAL
NOTES.
MILLER & DAVIDSON
Garden Seed
Flour
Roller! Barley
Potatoes
Crackers
Canned Goods
Coml» Honey
Sal tine Biscuit
Fresh Bread
Notions
Oranges
lemons
Bananas
Nuts
Fresh Candy
Soft Drinks
Cigars
Tobaccos
Stationery
Chinaware
-c>
James Pelton of Sams Valley, one of
the leading stockmen of Jackson county,
was in Jacksonville Wednesday.
H. C. Mackey, on«- of Medford's best
photographers, was in Jacksonville Thurs-
«lay delivering several orders of pictures.
Kahler Blk, Jacksonville
D. D. Dugan, of Sams Valley, was in morrow is surprising the ladies of
Jacksonville ami vicinity by the fine
Jacksonville Tuesday greeting his many
quality of goods, the elegance of styles
friends.
and by the skill and correct taste shown
Mr. and Mrs. H. Von der Hellen, of in the finishing.
Jacksonville now has
Wcllcn were in Jacksonville «»ver Mon- an up-to-date millinery store and it
«lay night guests of Mr. ami Mrs. J. should have the patronage it deserves.
Nunan.
For sale—a firstclass fresh heifer and a
Mr. ami Mrs. C. I. Reames arrived here good work horse. Address Emil Britt,
Saturday from California, where they Jacksonville.
hail been on a visit to Mr. Reames'
Frank Silva of Pursel, haabeen awarded
mother, Mrs. T. G. Reames, in Berkley. the contract for carrying the mail on the
A quiet wedding took place at the Jacksonville-Watkins route for |439.50
a year. He is required to make two
Presbyterian parsonage last Saturday r oun<l trips a week leaving Jacksonville
when Theodore Elliott an«! Mrs. Ella
Mondays and Fridays and returning
Cotton lx»th of Ashland, were united in
Tuesdays
and
Saturdays,
which
wed«lc<l life by Rev. F. G. Strange.
is the sams service as heretofore had
Olin Whitman, of the Medford Clean­ on that route and his pay will be the
ing, Pressing and Dting Works’ was in same as that of John Wilson tormor
Jacksonville Friday delivering
ami carrier. Mr. Silva will at once make up
collecting suits. Hereafter Mr. Whitman his bond and forward it to Washington
will la- in Jacksonville each Tuesday for and it will probably be the first of April
his firm. They «lo lx,th gentlemen's liefore he will largin carrying the mail.
and ladies' work ami they put suits in Should the passengar and freight traffic
as perfect order as if done by the shops of warrant it he will make three trips a
the big cities.
week «luring the summer months.
The supper given by the Ladies Ai«l
Society of the Methodist church Thurs­
day evening at Ryan's hull was a success
Ixith financially and gastrot, omicallv, for
th«- ladies cleared about f 13 ami three
other gatherings in town to comjiete
with, and their sup, er was well cooked,
well serve«! and of ample variety.
Mrs. Edgar Hafer and Mrs. Clarence
Hafer came over from Medford this Fri­
day with Clarence Hafer and calling on
friends while Mr. Hafer attended to some
matters for the I«»wa Lumber and Box
POIIIICAI NEWS AND COMMENTS ComiMtny of which he is a member.
This was Mrs. Clarence Hafer’s first day
(Continued from l‘Rg<* 1)
in Jacksonville, and she was greatly-
central committeeman for Sams Valley pleased at the pleasant surroundings of
precinct and a probable candidate for the stai«l old town.
representative.
The Artisans always sociable were more
Deputy Sheriff Oris Crawford denies sociable than usual Tuesday evening and
that he is a party to th«- reporteil trade tethering their goat they invited a num­
whereby In- is to step aside in the contest tier of th« ir friends to spen<! the evening
for th«- nomination for recorder in the with them. And the friends came ami
iX-mocratic convention in favor of M. had a delightful time with thei«- hosts.
Purdin, of Medford. But he makes no The first part of the evening was devoted
statement as to whether he will l»e a can­ to games, then came a well pre pare« I and
didate ot not.
well served lunch after which dancing
Not wishing to antagonize the interests was the amusement until midnight when
of his friend ami employer, Deputy the affair closed with pleasant anticipa­
County Treasurer R«>l»ert Dow will not tions of the next social.
|M-rmit his name to come liefore the
Geo. E. Howland, formerly of this
Ih-mocratic convention as an opposing
candidate to the renomination of County place but now of Grants Pass, was in
Jacksonville Thursday.
Mr. Howland
Treasurer D. H. Miller.
stated that he and J. D. Cook are having
Marshal T. J. Kennv of Jacksonville is a fine run at their Jump off-joe mine and
one of the latest aspirants for ¡xditical expect a larger clean-up than usual this
Mrs. Howland was severely
honors.
Mr. Kenny's plans are far spring.
reaching and ambitions for he wants to burned last week by the overturning of
be one of the deligates from Jacksonville a tea|x»t which scalded her arm and side,
to the convention in Ashland, that is to but she is recovering quite rapidly from
select the deligates from Jackson county the injury. The accident was caused by
to the congressional convention al Salem her sleeve catching oil the tea|x»t spout,
ami lie insists on being one of the county and tipping it over as she was sitting
deligates to Salem.
Then he has down to dinner.
another scheme that would do credit
Marshal Baldwin and Miss Rose O'Brien
to a Portland politician and that is for were married last Saturday by Judge
him to have the backing of the deleg­ Prim at th«- residence of Mr. ami Mrs. A.
ation from Jacksonville to the county Schmidt.
Immediately following the
convention at Gold Hill in a scheme to ceremony the voung people departe«! for
make himself solid with the jxiwers that for Lower Applegate where at the home
In- can plac«- them under obligations to of lhe bride's mother, Mrs. Sarah O'Brien,
him to give him the sheriff's nomination a number of their friends had gathered to
oil the Republican ticket two years hence partake with the bride and groom of a
the inference being that a weak man be fine wedding dinner. The bride is a popu­
put up this campaign who would la- so lar young lady of Applegate am! the
badly defeated by th«- Democratic can­ groom is a young man w ho stands well in
didate that In- would not dare try for the the community and is a prosjierous farm­
contest in the next campaign.
er. They w ill make their home on Apple­
Joseph Hammersly has entered the lists gate.
an aspirant for the nomination for
This is not a compliment but a fact
county judge on the Republican ticket. that the display of millinery goods at
Mr. liammersly is a young man of Gold Miss Chapman's opening this Thursday
Hill admitted to the, bar last year, and and Friday and which is to continue to-{
L. Reynolds, of consumption.
The
funeral took place Tuesday, the interment
being in the Jacksonville cemetery.
The services were con«lucted by the
Workmen, of which order the deceased
was a member. Mr. Reynolds was 34
years of age an«l unmarried. He leaves
a sister, Mrs. O. M. Yocum, of Poormans
i Creek, an«! two brothers. Fidwar«! I. Rey­
nolds, residing north of Jacksonville, an«!
William T. Reynolds, of Morrow connty.
The $2.000 insurance in the Workman
will go equally to B. I Reynolds, Mrs.
O. M. Yocum ami the latter’s six year
old son. Mr. Reynolds was a young man
who had many friends and his death is
deeply regretted by all who had his ac­
quaintance.
Pleasure lovers will be given a treat at
the U. S. Hall tonight when the Aldridge
Dramatic Company will put on that ever
popular play "The Prisoner’s Daughter.”
The rendition is high-class an«l the enter­
tainment well worth attending.
Porcelain nesteggs for all the hens in
Jackson county at Nunan-Taylor Com­
W. W. Eddington, whois a successful pany.
farmer of SamsValley was in the county
Fresh bread daily at Miller & David­
seat Momlay on business at the court­
son's.
house.
The series of meetings being held this
Wedding stationery, the latest out, at
week at the Presbyterian church will be the Sentinel office.
continued each evening of next week.
The pastor, F. G. Strange, will be assisted
RECEIVER'S NOTICE.
at some of the meetings by Rev. W. F.
Shields, of Medford. A cordial invita-
In the Circuit Court of the State of
lation is extended to all to attend.
Oregon, for Jackson County.
Titos. McAndrews, who has a tine dairy Rel»ecca H. Crump, John H.
and fruit farm east of Medford was in Crump, J. Frank Crump,
Jacksonville Wednesday with a load of Olive V. Crump, Ethel I.
of choice bacon, such as the McAndrews Crump, Charles J. Crump,
farm has been famous for these many Harvey L. Crump, and John
years, which he sold to Nunan-Taylor Frank Hammond, Edith
Company. He would have taken back a Vivian Hammond, Carl Ed­
load of goods but the roads were so bad ward Hammond, and Clara
that hauling a load one way was all that Alice Hammond, minor heirs
he cared to have liis team do. so he only- and children of Clara Alice Notice of
Hammond, deceased, daugh­ Receivers
bought a small quantity of supplies.
ter of Josiah Crump, bv Re- ► Sale of
Marriage licences have been granted tiecca H. Crump, their next Real Prop­
by County Clerk Orth to A. A. Davis and of kin and friend, and Wal­
erty.
Miss Ida Hale, L. C. Johnson and Minnie ter Runnels, husband of El­
M. Barr, Marshal Baldwin and Rose mira V. Crump, deceased,
O’Briei, Theodore Elliott and Mrs. Ella daughter of Josiah Crump,
Cotton.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
Richard Donegan will leave Sunday
for Burns, Harvey county, going by way Furman S. Crump, Thomas
of Portland, where he is to take a position A. Crump and William E.
in a large general merchandise store in Crump,
Defendants.
that place.
Richard is a bright, hust­
Notice
is
hereby
given that bv virtue
ling young man and he lias been one of
t ie most popular clerks in Jacksonville of a decree and order of sale made in the
and lie will lie sure to givi e satisfaction to above entitle«! Court and cause on the Sth
his new employers as he did to Nunan- day of February, 1904, appointing the
Taylor Company.
He w-ill make his undersigned as receiver in the above en­
home with his sister, Mrs W. M. titled cause with power and instructions
Trisch, and he also has i a brother in to proceed at once to the sale of the real
property herein described.
Burns, Jas J. Donegan.
I will from and after the 23rd day of
Samuel B Hamilton, a well known April, 1904, in Jacksonville, Jackson
resident of Applegate, died at his home county, Oregon, sell to the highest bid­
near Uniontown Wednesday ami Thurs­ der for cash, at private sale all of the
day the funeral services were held at the right, title and interest of each of the
family residence am! the interment was above named plaintiffs and defendants in
made in the Logtown cemetery. Mr. and to the follow ing described real prop­
Hamilton was sick but a short time, erty, situated in Jackson county, Oregon,
pneumonia being thecause of his death, to-wit:
lie was 70 years of age anil leaves
The south-east quarter of the north­
a wife and three children, Charles west quarter of section 15*. township 38
and Jesse, who are at home, and south of range 2 west of W. M., contain­
Miss ‘ Elsie
‘
Hamilton of
Roseburg. ing 40 acres, and the south half of the
Mr. Hamilton came to this countv north east quarter.
The north-west
in 18t>4
18f»4 from Missouri and settled quarter of the north-east quarter and the
near Ashland and in 1887 he moved north-east quarter of the south-east
with his family to the farm on Applegete quarter of said section 19, township 38
where he his since resided. He was an south of range 2 west of W. M., contain­
upright, industrious man and his family ing 100 acres.
have the sympathy of a large circle of
Dated at Jacksonville, Jackson County,
friends. *
Oregon, this 18th day of March, 1904.
Tin- death took place at the home of
3-18, 4-15
P eter A. D eisch ,
his brother, E. I. Reynolds, of Thaddeus
Receiver.