Jacksonville sentinel., April 22, 1904, Image 8

Dr. J F Reddy arrived ill Jacksonville
Sunday from an extended trip to S|>ok-
.me ami the East. While Eist Dr. Red­
Crater Lake and other scenerv at the by made a deal with New York capital­
ists for the sale of the famous Blue Lead
Bazaar.
Gilbert & Socket, Medford.
copper pro|>erties on Upper Applegate.
Mrs. W. H. McDaniel will leave this The report«! price is $250,000 ami the
Saturday for Hilts where she will take purchasers have until May 15 to take up
charge of the mess house for the Hilts the property. They are experienced
Ln tn be r Company. Mr. McDaniel will copper men and twoof their experts will
join Mrs. McDaniel and take a position arrive in Jacksonville the last of next
in the mill as soon as he can secure some week go out to the Blue Lead and
person to take charge of the telephone ! thoroughly examine the property. The
central office.
copper market is now in a more hopeful
Miss Gertrude McClalien returned to and solid condition than for several years
her borne iu Ashland Sunday after spend- I past and as the richness of the Blue Lead
ing several days in Jacksonville the has never been questioned there is a
guest of Mrs. R. G. Gale.
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strong
probability
that __ the New Yorkers
J. R. Reames, a well known resident of will take up tne Applegate copper prop-
it is understood Illa
Phoenix and one of the pioneers of Jack erty. If
I' they
" _ do
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son courtly, has been quite sick for some 1 * they
‘— will at once pul on a force of men
time past but he is now able to lie about and more fully develop the claims, after
the house and will soon be in his usual which tney will begin the work of ex­
tending the Jacksonville railroad on to
good health.
Joe Bar and of erecting a smelter al somc
Miss Zephia Basye went to Ashland point in that vicinity.
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$25, $10 ami $3.3 Settler’s Rate to lie in effect
Monday ¡where she will spend a mouth
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during March and April from Omaha,’ St
Thos. Herriott, who has been in the
with relatives. Miss Basye has but re­
* MX* Paul, St I a > u I s ami Chicago to Rogue River
cently recovered from a severe illness blacksmith business at Central Poiut has
Valley will bring a host of settlers and investors to Southern
ami the extended stay in Ashland is for moved to Provoil on the Lower Apple­
Oregon.
gate,
where he has ____
taken a position in
her health.
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Gus. Newburv and J. H. Buffer were
•*wm,ll at that place.
in Ashlaad Tuesday taking a look at the Rev F O. Strange will don h.» services
political situation as presented in that as pastor of the Presbyterian Church ol
Republican stronghold.
Jacksonville next Sabbath.
Freshing
both morning and evening. Sermon suo-
Mrs. Andrew Cantrall returned Wed­ jects w ill be: "Jesus Christ and Humanity
nesday from a month’s visit with relat­ Vltulv
‘iizsirs.v «at
vitaly Connected" * ta»»ri
and • "Going
in in
to «1».
tin
ives near Albat-y. Mr. Cantrail had nc
, Towns, or. Forward uiovetuei t in
next
come in to meet Mrs. Cantrail ami Thurs- 1 ...issions."
All and.invited.
w y
is the time to sell your Fruit Farm, Alfalfa
day they left for their home on Upper
rain Farm, Stock Ranch, Titulier
Last Friday was Arbor day for Oregon
Applegate.
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l>tmls, Town Property, tju.irtz Mines,
i and the public schools of the slate are ex
J. U. Willeke of Medford has formed pected to observe the day by planting
PlacerClaims. List them at once with
a partnership with Albert Gangwich ami trees and flowers and otherwise lieau .
they will engage in developiug a mining fyiug pie school grounds. Hut here u>
claim they have leased on the Opp land. Rogue River Valley no tree planting wa-
Thev have also closed the deal for the done for the date is to late in the spring
Bia t land and take possession as soon lor trees to grow, tor in Southern Oregon
as the estate is settled up. Mr. Willeke by the middle of Apri. nearly all kinds of
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cvm ov r Monday and this week he ami trees are in full leaf. The boys ami
Air. Gangwich have l>een making an ex­ girls of the Jacksonville school under tin
amination of their claims and getting direction of Prof. Washburn and the
n
matt« rs in-shape for to la-gin work in the other teachers of the school have taken
ne ir future.
up the work of making their scimo.
Mrs; Addie B. Colvig, grand chief of grounds the most ornamental of any in
honor of the l>egrev of Honor,A. O. U. Southern Oregon and during the mon
At The Jacksonville Sentinel Office.
W f r Oregon left Monday for the North th of March they bad tree and shrub
on aificial business connecter! with her planting. The boys planted various
lodge work. Mrs. Colvig will lie gone kinds of trees and the girls set out flow­
atxiut two weeksaml will visit the various ering and ornamental shrubs of various
tow is along the Southern Pacific between kinds. The boys also cleaned up the
yard of every particle of rubbish and
here and Portland.
Orville A.Thorton of Ashland, a bro grubbed out a lot of shapparel buslies
On the
ther of Capt. J. E. Thorton of that place, that disfigured the yard.
grounds
there
are
a
number
of
young
oaks
at hi- graduation last week from the
inqu.rcs now living received from
medical department of the State Univer­ and these the boys trimmed and pnt in
California. North« rn Oregon, Washing­
sity was awarded >he Saylor medal for shape for making handsome taees. The
ton; the Ea-tern States and Canada,
the highe-t standing in studies of his Jacksonville school grounds embrase
from intending investors and settl« rs.
two and a half acres of land and occupy­
class which numbers seventeen.
ing the summit of a low Knoll and is
Frank Huffer arrived here Friday and a handsome location and when planted to
is i g ies- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. trees and flowers, except the
play
VMarrt
John Huffer.
Mr
Buffer resides ground, it will lie a park that would lie a
in Tacoma where he is engaged in the credit to any town in Oregon. But be­
pactice of law and in which he has fore this can l>e accomplished water will
Best Couch Medicine (or Children.
mad- a splendid success, but through have to be piped to the grounds for the
overwork he has injured his health ami knoll is to dry for ail kinds of trees to
When you buy a cough medicine for
his trip to his old home town is for thrive, only tile more hardier varieties small children you want one in which
rest and c« cup«-ration. He reports in the without irragation.
you can place iuiplict confidence. Yon
near future to go to Cinnabar Springs
want one that only r« liv« s but cures. You
Wm. Puhi, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw, of Medford, want pne that is unquesti«-nably harmhss
where he will spend a month or so at
had a nine pound bov come to their You want one that is | les«nt to take.
that famous litalth resort*
home last Friday and as this is their first Chainlierlaiii’s C«-ugh W-medv meets all
Past Supreme Master Workman J. G. born they are exceedingly happy.
these conditions. There is nothing so
Up-to-Dale Shop
Tate, from iflinois, is making a tour of
Dr. and Mrs. Gale will leave next good for the cough ami incident to child­
the Pacific Coast in the interest of the
Three Fine Chairs
A. O. U. W. and on this Saturday even- . Tuesday for their new home at Fair­ hood. It is also certain preventive and
flood Workmen.
ing he wid tie a guest of Medford Lodge haven, Wash.where the Dr. wilt take up cure for croup, ami there is no danger ,
No 98. Invitations having been sent by the practice of his profession. The best whatever from wh o;ing cough when it
that lodge to the Workmen lodges in wishes of a host of friends in Jacksonville is given. It has been used in many ep
Jacksonville, Phoenix, Central Point and are with Dr. and Mrs. Gale for an en­ idemics of that disea« with perfect suc­ Two fine Bathrooms with the
Eagle Point to attend the meeting and joyable life and prosperity in their new cess. For sale by City Drug Store.
best tubs cleanest towels, etc.
ass st it giving the distinguished officer home.
If you have any ttmlrer lam! you want
of the order a suitable welcome. A
to sell—See T. C. Norris.
HLALTH IS YOUTH
special train will be run from Jackson-
’> 1 e for that evening.
Disease and SIckeess Krq Old Aqe.
State Senator and Mrs. E. V. Carter ; Herbine, taken every morning before
1 ype writers.
left Ashland Wednesday for the East to 1
breakfast, will keep you in robust health,
For sale or for rent. New ami second
be gone for several months. They went i fit you to ward off disease
It cures con- hand. Cash or easy installments. All
l llomev Magazine -each mouth helpful
by wav of California and will visit the • stipation, biiliousness, dyspepsia,
practicaf an«l In.piring Full of laminat­
fever, makes repaired or remodeled and work
Worlds Fair at St. Ixmis and will extend j skin, ’ liver
ing
features. Beautifully illu»t .« ed A
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’ ’ kidney
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___ * ;___ It fully guaranteed. If you need a machine,
and
complaints.
million render«'
their route as far east as New York.
purities the blood and clears the complex- write ns. J.E. Huxley, M2 Fourth St.,
$1.00
per
year.
10 cents a copy.
Mrs. J N. T. Miller returned to Jack­ ioii . Mrs. D. W. Smith, Whitney, Tex., Portland, Oregon.
A
FKKK
»ample
copy
to all
|u> t ng
sonville last Friday from Oregon City writes: "I have used Herbine and find
-warn*
where she has sjient the past winter with it the best medicine for constipation and
her son. Col. R. A. Miller. Mrs Miller liver troubles. It does all you claim for
farm for Rent.
AGENTS WANTED
will possibly remain her« all summer it. I can highly reccom« nd it." 5<)cts a
I
will
rent
my home place, good home
while balking after her large projierty bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
orchard, 20 acres farm land am! large
G ood llot-st.x i i i - i . s - o want - a sulKrip-
interests in this vicinity.
tion r • «tewntntive hi every city am own
pasture. Iterated one mi)«* north of
in the west To those win« will gh all or
Ball ar <.’» Horehoud Syrup.
A. W. Shearer, who had been to Med­
Jacksonville.
W. m . B vhkk
a portion of their tint« it offer« all ac ive
ford on business ami to sp« nd a fewdays
work ami pays - ««I«-, «tingly liber» com-
Immediately relieves hoars«*, croupy
miaaion« I' will pay you to -nv« tignte.
with bis family, returned Monday to the coughs,
oppressed, ratling, rasping and
A post il card will bring part icular« Write
Oro Grande mines of whic h he is superin difficult breathing. H. C. Stearns, drug­
PEOAN LAND.
at once •> as to be I lie Ar st in vour held.
tendent. Mr. Shearer reported they are gist, Shullsburg. Wis., writes: "I have
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300 acros famous Boar
ofierating five giants, two at the upjier , been selling Ballard's Horehound Syrup
Pacific Cua-st office,
Oho ¡co
and two at the lower Oro Grande mine for two years and have never had a prep­ Crook bottom and.
•TV Columbian BiiilciiiK
Mil l i nncinco, Cal.
a <1 on«- at “<h Mis-'tir min«. Each aration lha’ has given belter sal i-facto". Pocan, applo. poar or alfal­
Near station.
min«- h is JiHMi in lr - o! -v t r u h ch w i-1 1 notice th t whin I sell i Imille th« ' fa Of'aticn.
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Cheap.
lx-stea«Iv io th« <ntir - summer for »he Coin-
hack for more. I can horn stli re« •
BEN A. IOWE11,
supply comes from the sn-«us of the , Oll)ulen
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_______ ... ’ 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold by
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
mountains.
Woodvillo, Or.
i City Drug Store.
LOCAL
NOTES
Wanted
Charles Meserve
0. K.
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Barber Shop
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING