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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1904)
Bar Docket for March Irriti C ircuit < ourt tor la« k*on C ounty. 4 KIMINAb. State of Oregon State of Oregon F M Howard. State of Oregon State of Oregon State of Oregon State of Oregon State of Oregon State of Oregon State of Oregon v*. Geo E Hloomer. vs. Jonas, Justice anil vs. va. va. va. va va. va. John Doe. John Doe. Michael M Reed. Bert Ball. John Smith. John Doe. Edwin M Graham. ACTIONS. B It Lee va. Wm M May, A E Realties and II l> Norton, attva for plaintiff. John W Frail va. Frank W Wait, W 1 Vawter, atty for plaintiff. LAnc A Connelly va. T M Reed, W J Vawter, attv for plaintiff. Warren J Howard va F M Lloyd, C P Snell, attv for plaintiff. Flail Lake Wate r Co va. Katie Walsh et al, W 1 Vawter uttv for plaintiff; Colvig, Durham \ Cannon, for d< U mlaut J C Metcalf va. Conservative Life Ins. Co, W 1 Vawter atty for plaintiff. Fish laikc Water Co vs. Neil Walsh et at, W 1 Vawter attv for plaintiff; Colvig, Durham At Cannon, for defendant. Madison Calhoun vs. Janie« McDonald, Colvig A Durham for plaintiff; Calkins & Calkins tor defendant. Fiah Lake Wa'er Co vs. W H Bradbury, W I Vawter atty for plaintiff. j B (tison vs. j N B Bradbury, ss Peiitx atty for plaintiff, W 1 Vawter for defendant. I » mii S Orr vs DeArtnond & Sons, J L Ilamim rsly atty f< r plaintiff; Colvig K Durham for defendant. State of Oregon vs. Ben Haymond as admint'r estate of J Woods, A E Realties ami G H Durham atty* for plaintiff; J R Neil for defendant. H M Coss vs. Thrcasn and I>elia Bryant Reames th Reames attv for plaintiff. O W Tr< fren vs I, L Angle, G W Tref- ren for plaintiff. II L White vs Washington & California Mining ami Milling Co, Reames & Reames for plaintiff. Iowa Lumber Co vs L T Jones and F J Fick, Gu* Newbury atty lor plaintiff. Elsie Foss vs Mrs W J Sturges, M G Hogue atty for plaintiff. W O Danielson ami C P Danielson et al vs. W B Rolx-rts, P B O'Neil, Neil ami Vawter atty* for defendant; W E Phipps ami J Jeffrey tor plaintiff Lake County vs A J Neilon et al. S Hamilton v* Ulyses Flournoy. • M L Jone* vs N D Voung, H D Norton atty for plaintiff. SUITS. A A Davis v* I* H Oviatt, W I Vawter atty for plaintiff, S S Pentz ami A S Ham mond atty* for defendant. F M Griffeth vs Zella Griffeth, Ham- mernly it Carter fo> plaintiff; Colvig At Cannon for defendant. Stella 1* White vs David White, Neil & Neil atty* for plaintiff. Melvina Conklin vs T D Conklin, Hogue ¿k Purdin atty* for plaintiff. Sadie O’Neil vs John O’Neil, Ham- merslv & Dufur attys for plaintiff. E Edwards vs J J O’Neil, E D Brigg* attv for plaintiff; Reames it Reams for defendant. Chas Pruett vs Marv Hanlev, Neil it Prim atty* for plaintiff; Reames it Reames for defendant. Allen & Davis v* II L Chamlterlain et al, Reames & Reames attv* for plaintiff; Calkin* it Calkins for defendant. Claiborn Neil v*Jefferson Neil, Phipps & Watson attys for plaintiff*; Colvig & Durham for defendant. If Darling vs A Darling, Hammersly & Dufur atty* for plaintiff; Colvig it Durham for defendant. E J Gardner v* H J Gardner, Ham- merslv it Dufur attv* for plaintiff; Gus Newbury for defendant. Susan Randle vs | E Randle, C B Wat son attv for plaintiff. M S Jennings vs C R Ray, Colvig & Durham attv* for plaintiff; Reames & Reames for defendant. F J Stackman vs Louis Stackmen, C B Watson attv for plaintiff. Etta M ffess vs J W Hess. C B Watson for plaintiff*. G If Hargadine vs Allie M Ilargadine, C B Watson for plaintiff. C H Ochreider vs Nevin J Ochreider, E D Briggs atty for plaintiff. Kinma May Rose vs E D Rose, A S Hammond for plaintiff. I, A Powley vs Joseph Powley, C B Watson for plaintiff. D I) Besse vs John Garvin and E C Gotirnuji, Reames & Reames for plaintiff Try White Pine and Tar medicine tor that Cough.—City Drug Store. Wedding stationery, the latest out, at the Sentinel office. Watkins Item*. The Louden brother* have been having some trouble by coyote* getting among their sheep. At last account the wolves had taken M-ven young laiidm from their flock. Coyote*are quite numerous in this part ot the country and are proving a great nuisance in many way*. The boy* working on the new road had a narrow escape from a very serious acci dent hist week. They were thawing some |x>w<h-r when ten sticks explode«!, causing quite in excavation. Fortunately no one was hurt. Mr. Emmett Thompson, who ha* lx-en making his home at this place for the past I wo years, left for Mexico last week. Mr. Thompson is an exemplary young man am! has many friends who regret to lose him from this neighlx>rh«xxl. Quite a bit of snow has fallen the last few days but ha* not lain on long. We certainly have had our six weeks of winter since “ground hog «lay," ami it seems very liberal, for to all aptx-arance* we arc going to have two weeks extra. Mr. J. O'Brien of Lower Applegate was in this vicinity on business last Monday. The long continued rain* have incon venienced the miners as they have a great «leal of work to do on their claim* and they are all wishing for good weather. Cotton rag* for wiping presses wanted at tile Sentinel office. W. S. Breeding, a rancher and miner of Wotxlviile vicinity, was in Jacksonville Monday on business at the courthouse. The spring and summer term of school lx-gan in the Woodville district last Monday with Tbo*. Townsend of Rose burg a* teacher. Mr. Townsend come» to Jackson county with a g<xxl record as a teacher and he will l>e quite sure to make a success of his school at Woodville Special Immigration Rales. RYAN S Quality of Goods, Selec tion of Stock, and Reason- ableness of Price are factors always considered in dealings with customers so that they may be satis fied with their purchases ÖWiOtfn Mrs. A. L. PEACHEY THE Professional Carpet Weaver Has a new Flying Shuttle Iaxtm and ia prepared to do strictly first- Commencing March 1, 1904, and con class work on carpets and rug* tinuing daily to and including April 30, |!*M. colonist tickets will lx- on sale from EAGLE POINT OREGON the east to points on Oregon Lines, via Portland. Following are the rates from some of th- principal points: £13 from Chicago. $3i from Peoria. 111. • I from St. Louis. J25 from Missouri river points, Omaha and Council Bluffs to Kansas City inclusive. from Sioux City. Stopover* not to exceed ten days at any one point, will be allowed between Porthind and destination of tickets on Oregon Line*. Should anyone want to have tickets furnishe«! to parties in the east, we can arrange same on dciiosit of amount to cover, with name ami address of passen ger Full particular* by addressing, W. E. C oman , General Passenger Agent, Portland, or Scott M. Wilcox, Agent, Medford. Medford Bazaar Mrs. 0. Gilbert, Miss Lila Sackett Ladies' Goods and No tions, Linen Good, Fancy Work, Silks, Lace Material for all kinds of Fancy work and Laces Orders taken for all Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured. William Shaffer, a brakeman of Den nison. Ohio, was confined to his lie«! for several weeks with inflammatory rheuma tism. “I use«l many remedies," he says. "Finally I sent to McCaw’s drug store for a lx>ttle of Chamlx-rlain's Pain Balm, at which time I was unable to use hand or foot, and in one week's time was able to go to work as happy as a clam.” For sale by City Drug Store. H. C. MACKEY Photo Gallery Fine Chinaware Secoml Fl«x>r, Adkins Block, opjwsite Postoffice. Full Stock Fresh Confections Medford - Ore A favorite Remedy for Babies. Fine Photography a Specialty. Its pleasant taste ami prompt cures have made Chamberlain’s Cough Rem- Special attention given to posing edy a favorite with the mother* of small children. It quickly cares their coughs of children. Jill work guaran and colds and prevents any danger of teed. Prices reasonable. pneumonia or other serious consequences^ It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the croupy cough ap; ears will prevent the attack. For sale by Citv “* Drug Store. CURED CONSUMPTION, Kan. Mrs. B. W. Evans, Charwater, Kan., writes: "Mv husband lav sick for three months. The doctors said he had «piick consumption. We procured a bottle of Ballard’s Horehound Svrup and it cured him. That was six years ago and since then we have always kept a bottle in the house. We cannot do without it. For coughs and colds it has no equal,” 25c, 50c and 11.00. Sold by City Drug Store. If troubled with weak digestion, belch ing or sour stomach, use Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets and you will get quich relief. For sale by City Drug Store. kinds of Fancy Work BOX Re-opened in the Palm Bodge block with the latest in Ladies Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Drugs, Etc. IVAN HUMASON, mgr S. P. South-B nd Train*. R. R. TIME Stations. No 15 No 11 CARD. North-B nd Trains. No 12 No 16 pin *:30 10:33 am *:30 Lv.. ..Portland.............. Ar. lHO ............ Salem ...................... p.m 7:00 4:34 am 7:45 5:40 11:35 .................................................... pin ......................... ............ ............. 12:80 ........... Albany........................ 3:16 4:40 1:15 2.-0* ............ Eugene ..................... 1:42 3:00 4:55 101» 1(134 10:57 11:10 5:50 ........... Roseburi?................... 10:43 ..Grant* Pass............ ..Hold Hill ................. 11:14 11:36 ............Central Point 11:45 .......... Medford..................... 10:40 5:25 4:50 4:29 4:19 p.m 11:45 6:1.5 5:30 5.04 4:52 11:28 11:3* 12:02 .......... Phoenix..................... 12:12 .......... Talent......................... 4:10 4.06 4:41 4:36 12:35 4:25 12:55 ............ Ashland ................... 4:2» 3:35 12:03 4:24 12:30 a. tn p.m 1 :50 - 10 7 55 Ar.. ..San Francisco....l.v 2 :22 p.m 11:50 *05 5:10 *:55 Tickets sold to all points in the United States. Sleeping car reservations made on application. Freight house opens at * a. tn. and closes at 4 '20 p. m. SCOTT M. WILCOX, Agent.
