Jacksonville sentinel., April 01, 1904, Image 3

vnlr assist in the work of getting this
roa«l, oik - oi the most im|x»rtant that
lead* to Jac ksonville, graded and made
Inai 1.1» ON
into a road pas-able at ull season« of the
FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. year. The farmers along the Jackson­
ville -Griffin Creek road ate also
E uitom
< HVBI-k* M»»rMVIl
considi ring a plan to iinrpove that road
Garden Seed
Oranges
and they intend to ask the cooperation
Flour
Lemons
Knlcrcsl lu Ihr poMolto- of Jacksonville,
of Ja< ksonville ill raising its funds with
feckson County, <>r>-||on a» arconti < las« niallrr
Rolled Barley
Bananas
which to carry on the work of graveling
Potatoes
Nuts
this road.
Crackers
Fresh Candy
KL'BMBirriox R ati »
Canned Goods
Soft Drinks
One year
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«11 month*
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Comb
Honey
Cigars
Fully half of the residents of Jackson­
.to
'toree luuulh»
....
Saltine Biscuit
Tobaccos
I ville own a horse or a team and a vehicle
Fresh Bread
Stationery
CLi nano. T ibmb
am! nearly that proportion of Medford
Chinaware
Notions
The Hentinrl and Ihe Wrrkly Orvgonlau wlll residents have theirown conveyances, yet
oc «cui lo oar addre»» lur f- a yc«i
Thr tornii-
nel Bivrs thr Jnckaoii cullili/ n< • * and lite Ore- since the middle of November to the {»res­
gmnaii gl«»» thr «tale, national au<1 World nrwa, ent time they have not been able lo u-e
thu. a irailrr 1« «Irli- lo cover Ihe rullo- urei
Arili al a 1)0111 thè prier ol bui olir pape!
their rigs enough to more than half pay
for the fce«l of lheir horses. And many
r«iAi Ht HM Xirrios* Thr Jacksonville -»rimiirl
will tx m iii lu auy »Mir», «I »«iy poil olili r in have not had the harness on their hor-es
h<- V nitrii Stale», lot lour werk» lor IU cent*. all winter except for a drive around town.
All sutmc-uplluns. regular ot trial, will I m - prompt
It was not inclement weather that pre­
ly Mupucd st the dal« ol rapininoti, unie»» a rr
acwsl Is r reel» rd
A Ihonghttul Man.
vented these per>>n< from t iking a driv
tVin. Colvig is to return from Chicago
and getting so-n- use of their horse and this Saturday.
M. M. Aus in of Win. hester, Ind.
kne w what «o do in th« h<> r of n «1.
Fnl
jApril 1, 1904
vehicle, for there wer • many «lays tha
diss Emma Reed
left Tuesday for
were pleasant an«! bracing for driving, Sau Francisco where she will take a His »feml such an un-ual case of
- stomach and liver trouble, physicins
The year 1003 was a pro»|»erous one but the alm«»st imptsstlde condition of position as a stenographer.
i could uot help her. IL »hu.ight of an«l
for the Cle ir Creek Crc unrry Co., a co­ the roads precluded th.it pleasure. Th«-
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stansell now have trie I D-. K ng’s New uife Pills an I -he
operative butter making institution that liverymen suffer a greater lo«s, tor their a little boy and a girl at their home, th« got relief at once a-i«l was fin illy cured.
is located on the Clt* k.tm is river a few horses eat up all the profits m ide dur.ng llitte maiden joining the family circle Only 25c, at City Drug Store.-
mili-s from this city. In thr 12 months the summer months and sometimes more. Thursday evening.
Cures Coughs and Colds.
Street commissioner Wendt has begun
.his plant manufactured 11,261 pounds of The annual mud blockade to th«* roads oi
Mrs. C. Peterson. 625 Lake St. Top» ka,
buttir. This produc t netted the patrons Jackson county bring heavy loss to the spring street cleaning and from the Kansas,
says: “Of all cough remedies
thorough
work
be
is
doing
there
is
an
as
­
an average for the year of 2U cents per residents of the town as well as those of surance that Jacksonville is to liav< Ballard’s Horehound Sviup is my iav< r-
pound lot their blitter at the creamery, the country.
Clean streets so long as he is in charge of ite; it has done and will do all that is
claimed for it—to si et dilv cur-, all c<tighs
the work.
or
cuts whm their cream was call­
colds—and it is sweet and p easant to
and
The publi • lands committee has author­
ed for.
rhe cost of making the butter
C. Vroman a prominent farmer and the taste.” 25c. 50c, ¿1.00 a buttle. At
was 2*-» < ent« per jound ami the receipts ized Senator Fulton to report favorably miner of Gold Hill, was in Jacksonville City Drug Store.
ednesday, on business at the cour.
from the sale of the creamery's output the bill introduced in congress by Senator
house.
Mr.Vroman is a leading Repub­
A Dandy fur tiu ns.
for the year amounted to ¿13,430. The Mitchell, extending to the citizens oí lican of his precinct and is likely to lie
volume of this Company '• busim ss is in­ Oregon, Washington and California the one of the delegates from this county to
Dr. Bergin, Pana, 11.-.. w ' s: “I have
creasing yearly.—Oregon Cilv Enterprise. provisions of the act authorizing the citi­ ihe congressional convention to Salem, used Ballar«l's Siow Lin m tit; always
recotnmewied it to my f«iend.-. as I am
Tii.s g > »«I iinincnl showing of this zens of Colorado, Nevada, and Territories or to the slate couvenuion at Portland.
conhdi nt then is no i-etli t made. It is
Clackamas county creamery is but an­ to cut and use timlier on the public do­
Miss Effie Wiens of Gritfin creek ac- a dandy fur burns. Tims« »bo live on
oint proof that dairying in Oregon is as main for mining and domestic purposes. compmied by her sister Miss Cora anti farms are especially liable to m my icci-
pt .niable as any other farm industry, This means that the bill will pass and her triemi Miss Taylor were shopping in dental cut-, burns, bruises, w hich heal
e-.cn that of fruit. The time is not dis­ In-come a law. This measure will lx? of I Jacksonville Wednesday. Miss Weiss is rapidlv when Ballard’s . ho «- Li i me a is
one of the ¡xzpular and successful teach­ applied. It should alwa-s be kept in the
tant when dairying in Rogue River much assistance to miners in Southern ers of Jackson county and she has been house for cases of emergeuc..” 25c 50e,
lo teach the Scott s-hool on ¿1.00 buttle. Sold by City Drag Store.
Vale* will tie as extensively carried on Oregon, who in prospecting on govern-1 ¿„^¿d
ingageil to
and will yield as great a r. venue as the ment land are of necessity obliged to use Evans creek five in ks north of Wood-
for fuel and mining purposes, i v,!lv t,,e
to begin ear,.v in APril or
fruit industry. S x to nine hundred dol­ umlx-r
• • ■
i
.
.
* owiit
sooti taa
as ills-
the rnail<
roads ars*
are nancxhl#
passable.
RECEIVERS NOTICE
lars gross returns jx-r on an acre orchard which under the present law they are
The
Portland
Evening
Journal
from
a
1 In the cin-u.t < urt
give the inference that fruit raising is not allowed to cut on public land.
« Stale of
very small begtniug two years ago has Otegon, for jacks- n v . inty .
a very profitable industry, but when the
grown until it is now one of the leading
i. li. I
cost of a steam spraying machine, spray­
<1.lilies of Oregon and has made it that
r
nip.
Portland now has three as goop daily Relied a H. vruin
ing. pruning, thinning, shipping ami
i <r mip, J. era u etnei I.
papers
as
has
any
other
city
on
the
Pacific
cultivating is deducted the relative pro­
crump,
There will be neither Sunday School Coast. To meet a growing demand the Olive V. Crump,
fits with th it of the dairyman is alniut an nor church services at the Methodist Joutnal Company has begun the publica­ Crump, Ci>«- i- - ,.
equal ¡M-r cent on the labor and money church Sunday morning instead there tion of a Sunday edit on. The new paper Harvey L. tri inp, ar<; John
I-■ ith
invested. Rough roads ami long hauls will be excesses bv the Sunday Schoo) comes oat in 48 p«ge editions and isa Frank Hammond.
scholarsand teachers assisted bv other
I Vivian Hammom .vail 1-
do not put the handicap ui>on dairying talent. It will Ire in the nature of a credit lo the office and to Portland.
wa d H.nnmo <1, an C-ar.i
in the out lying districts as it does to missionary meeting the program feature -
Klamath Falls is to have a lxiard of Alice Hamm n«i. minor ii-i s Notice of
Receivers
th<- fruit industry for the hauling of the (rearing on the need of uiisaionary work trade and a meeting was called fur Tues ami childten i f Ci «ri Ai »
• Saie of
cream or the butter to market is a small to m ike the world better by doing deeds day evening of this week by Geo. T. Hammond, dec ase«l, «laugh­ Real Prop­
of kindness quite as mu h as by religious Baldwin, E. R- Reams, J. W. Hamak« r ter of Josiah vrumj , bv Ri •
matter ns compared with that of apples effort. There will Ire the regular church aud Frauk Bowne prominent business I« c» a H. Crutnj . th« ir > ext
erty.
oi b< rries. Then dairying has tile ad­ service in the evening.
men of that place, for the purpose of ¡er of kin ant! Irietitl and Wal­
ded advantage that it brings in a steady
If you milk two cows or more it will tec ting the organization. Considerable ter Runnels, husband f El­
income instead of once a years as does pay you to sell cream to the Rogue River interest is taken in the movement by the mir i V. Crump. dtc«a-e«i,
citiz ns of that town and there is a like i-
daughter of Josiah Crump,
fruit. And failure of a butter crop was creamery and own a Shirpies Tubular hood that Klamath Falls will haveaboar 1
Plaintiffs.
Cream Separator; it pays for itself in its
never known.
trade that will Ire a credit to the town Furman S. vs
saving for you. Valuable literature free of
a strong factor in its prosperity. Kia A. Crump Ciump, Thomas
for the asking. We a so agree to meet and
tna
h
Falls anticipate* something like trump,
and William E.
Jacksonville bids fair to have more any price pud for ere in by anycoinpeu- a I>ootn this summer as there is fair pros
Di fendants. J
turn.
C
E.
Guilin
Bisiness
Munger.
sub tmtial road work done in its vicinity
peel th.it the Klamath River railroad will
hireby given that by virtue
Notice is hereby
Easter will be observed it St. Josephs lie extended from I’okegama on to Klam­ of a dicree and order of sale made in the
this year than in the previous five years
with services appropriate to the ath Falls ami several extensive irrigation above entitled Court and cause on the 8tli
tog« tiler. Through tin- efforts of the church
day. Solemn services wiil l»e had at 10: projxisitions are quite ceri dnto becarrie I dav of Febiuarv, 1!D4 appointing the
board of trade the Jackson Creek road 30 a. m. and 7:3 > p. in
<
conducted
by­ out. Irrigation makes ¡xissible more undersigned as receiver in ti e above en-
At these services alfalfa aud more grain and that means t tl»d cause with power and instructions
will lx: made into a permanent, creditable Rev, J, I). Murphy.
highway within the next few months. special musical seclecii ms will lie ren- added prosperity to the country tributary to pr ceed at once to tile sale of the real
dered. Holy communion will be ob- to Klamath Falls.
property In rein described.
The farmers along the hill road leading served at 7 p. tn.
Mass will lie held in
1 will from and after the 23rd dav of
The primary election law to lx* voted
to Gobi Hill are preparing to secure the the chapel in Medford at 8 a. in.
on at the June election, if it is adopted, April, HMM, in Jacksonville, Jackson
improvement of that road from the
Olin Whitman is now sole proprietor will work a hardship on both the party county. Oregon, sell to the highest bid­
W. W. Scott farm to the limits of the of the Medford Cleaning, Pressing it bosses and on the minority party. It will der for cash, at private sale all of the
Jacksonville road district, a distance of Dying works. Mr. Whitman is one of prevent the boss s dictating the nomina­ right, t.tie and inter« st of each of the
above named plaintiffs and defendants in
four miles. Jas. M. Hurley is at the tin best hustlers among the voting men tions as is now done by slates in the and to th»- following described teal prop­
of Medford and he will make a go of primaries and the conventions, ami will
head of the movement and in the first his venture. He will arrange to be in preclude the minority party from profil­ erty, situated in Jackson county, Oregon,
day that he circulated a subscription Jacksonville one dav in each week to ings by the rows in the majority party to-wit:
The south-east quarter of the north­
His i ami electing their candidate as was the
jxijx-r he secured pledges for an even solid and deliver orders for suits.
west quarter of section 111. township 38
establishment
dots
first
class
work
both
case
two
years
ago
when
the
Republican
¿KM) for the road fund, those heading
in cleaning and pressing and in dyeing bosses got into trouble over the nomina south of range 2 west of W. M., contain­
40 acres, and the south half of the
the list being J. M. Hurley ¿20, A. F. and his prices are reasonable.
tion for governor and Geer was turned ing
northeast quart» r.
The north-west
Carpenter ¿20, A. C. Nicholson ¿20,
down in favor of Furnish, with the result quarter of the north cast quarter ami the
J.
B
Duggan,
la
4
year
m
inager
of
the
Ed. Scott ¿10, Rolx:rt Oglesby ¿10, Creosote works in Seattle, but now that Chamlx-rlain was elected governor. north-iast quilter of the south last
J. N. Nicholson, ¿10, E. I Reynolds ¿10 associated with Robert M Gill in a big Had the nominations in that campaign quarter of said section 19. township 3b
l>een made by the district primaries so
Mr. Hifrley expects to raise at least ¿300, p acer claim on Forest creek, has been that the Republican voters could have south of range 2 west ot \V. M , c «I’tain-
with
Mr.
McGill
the
past
week
and
ing 160 acres.
ami he and a committee of other farmers
Tuesday he left for a visit with his controlled the making of their ticket
Dated at Jacksonville, Jackson County.
will be present at the meeting of the patents in San Francisco to be gone three tin re would have been no bolt and the Oregon, this 18th day of March, 1904.
Jacksonville board of trade on April 11, weeks, when he will return to spend the Democrats with their minority vote
P eter A. D eisch .
3 18, 4-15
would have failed to have elected Cham­
to ask that the business men of Jackson- summer at their mine.
Receiver.
berlain.
IMILLER & DAVIDSON
Kahler Blk, Jacksonville
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