Council Proceedings.
found <i Cure tor Indigestion.
The Jacksonville Council met Tuesday
evening at the Town H.tll with Mayor
Britt. Councilmen Cameron, Nunan and
Huffer, Recorder Dox, Marshal Kenney
und street Commissioner Wendt pn st nt.
Application for a street light on South
Oregon street was laid over until the next
meeting of council.
Report of Sleet Commissioner Hcnrv
Wendt for the month of April was read
and approved. Commissioner Wendt's
report shows that he hail spent for work
¿156.50 of w hich ¿21» was for his salary and
¿127.50 was for labor. At the begining
of the month he had ¿66.50 drew from
road fund in hands of county treasurer
¿01.85. Commissioner Wendt reported
that he had broke his plow beyond repair
while using it on road work. He could
purchase a large second-hand plow suit-
.idle for road work for ¿10 anil if permitted
to buy it and to use it in his farm work
would take good care of it and that be
would make no charge for his broken
plow. He was authorize»! to buy the
plow.
The matter of appropriating money
toward the improvement of the J ackson-
ville-Willow Springs road was brought
up by Councilman Huffer and after a brief
discussion was laid over until next meet
ing of the council pending fuller informa
tion as to extent and kind of improvement
to the road.
A renewal of the liquor license for six
months was granted to E. A. Helms.
Marshal \V. G. Kenney reported that
.persons had peen playing on the streets.
As a former permit allowed the boys to
play catch on the streets he did not wish
toentirelv forbid the pastime on tlie street.
The Marshal was authorized to permit the
boys to throw ball on thesteet but if they
become Too careless to stop their playing.
The annual complaints about reckless
bicycle riders were considered anti the
Marshal was ordered to strictly enforce
the ordinance and to jjive notice to bicy
clists by posting cloth posters along the
principal sidewalks.
The fo loing bills were allowed:
G. H. Elkerton work on water...........
ma’ns....... _...............................................¿12.25
Henry Dox recorder salary................ 4.40
C. W. Conklin window shadesand.......
repairs......................................................... 10.90
Jacks',nvi le Gas Co. streetlight....... 17.65
Jacksonville Gas Co. light for town.......
hall.................................................................3.50
Jacksonville street lamps.................... 1.05
Fn 'I Fick work on breakwater....... 3.00
Ch.is. Ba-ve l.'lackmith work................3.50
Bill of T. J. Kenney for 6.40 for gate
valve was continued until next meeting
I use Chamlterlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets for indigestion and find that they
suit my case lietter than any dypepsit
remedy I have ever tried und 1 have used
many different remedies. I am nearly
fifty one years of age and have suffered
a great deal from indigestion. I cun eat
h I most anything I want to now.—Geo.W.
Emory, Rock Mills, Ala. For sale py
City Drug Store.
Made Young Again.
“One of Dr. King's New Life pills each
night for two weeks has put me in my
•te< ns’ again” writes D. H. Turner of
Denips« vtow n. Pa.
They’re the best in
the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25
cents at the City Drug St» re.
Cured His Mother of Rheumatism.
“My mother has been a sufferer for
many years with rheumatism,” says W.
H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. "At times
she was unable to uiove at all, while at
all times walking was painful. I present
ed her with a bottle of Chatnl>er!ain's
Fain Balm an<1 after a few application she
decided it was the most wonderful |«in
reliever she had ever tried, in fact, she is
never without it now and is at all times
able to walk. An occasional application
of Pain Baity keeps away the pain that
she was formerly troubled with.” Fur
sale by City Drug Store.
A Sure thing.
It is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not altogether
true.
Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Consumption is a sure cure for all lung
and throat troubles. Thousands can tes
tify tothat.
Mrs. C. B. VanMetre of
Shepherdtown, W. Va., says“I had a se
vere case of Bronchitis and for a year
tried everything I heard of. but got no
relief.
fine bottle of Dr. King’s New
Discovery then cured me absolutely.”
It's infallible for Croup, Whooping, Grip
pneumonia ami Consumption. Try it. It's
guaranteed by City Drug Store.
Trial
bottles free.
Reg. sizes 50 cents, f 1,00.
FOR SALE-Wool bags, fleece twine,
Little’s Carbolic sheep dip. Highest
marKet price paid for wool and mo
hair.
NUNAN-TAYLOR Co.
Try White Pine and Tar medicine for
that Cough.—City Drug Store.
You can see the World's Greatest Fair
and return in thirty days for fl >0 00 (one
hundred and fifty dollars). Write at
once to Mrs. P. Ritner of Medford, Oreg
on for full particulars.
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Wall Paper
D on ’ t
fail to see my line before
BUYING, IT COMPRISES MANY BEAUTI
W. W. EIFERT
R(X)M
MOLDINGS TO
P late
ALL
railings .
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FURNITURE
ALWAYS ON HANI).
C. W. ConKlin
Eifert, The Tailor.
MEDFORp,
OREGON
The Up-to-date House Furnisher and Undertaker
MATT CALHOUN
REAL ESTATE DEALER
I have iii my hands at the present time a large num
ber of Bargains in* EARM, ERUIT and GARDEN
LANDS, and TOWN PROPERTY, in different
parts of Rogue River Valley. My coiiimissioiis are
reasonable thus giving advantage to Itotli seller anti
buyer. I can furnish any kind of propeity that a
new settler may desire.
NO. I ~ »* acres choice fruit
land 14* mile« Irpm
1-1 h t |.r: ,„ r<-
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
NO. 2
acre* X mile west of Phoenix: it can
be sold in small tracts to suit customers Price
In the matter of the Estate of Mary
ranging from fi-'t to |40 per acre according to
Cameron, deceased.
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quality.
Notice is hereby given that the under NO. 6 1> acres all iii fcne young twerlng orch
ard The hn<--4 fruit in the country
To tie
signed has I>een appointed by the County
sold st a bargain. Near Jacksonville
Court of Jackson County, sitting in pro-
NO. 8 m «errs on Roxyaun Home timber
bate, administrator of the estate of Mary
and a big spring; hue tor stock and fruit
Cameron, deceased.
NO. 9 •*' acres on a cierk. new land and can
be bought at reasonable figures
All jiersons indebted to said estate are
requested to settle immediately, and NO. 10 Is 550 ocrea, more or less, Bn acres
Rogue River bottom land, all fenced, good
those having claims against the same,
house, barn aud other Imildings The bu la rice,
will present them to me at Jacksonville,
atiout 250 acres, goal fur timber and pasture.
TMs ptoce Is situated on Rogur River, near
Oregon, with the proper verification with
town. Land is ot fine quality. Price. t>er
in six months from the date of the first
acre. ................................. .......„............. . ,.$t< '•>
publication of this notice.
NO. II las tract of 1 <3'acres, all leuced, 1200
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, April
acres g'xxl alfalfa land; s stream running
through it of 17 j miner s inches of water with
15, HMM.
which the whole l-«> acres can tie irrigated
T hko . C ameron ,
The other 3J0 acres iu higher ground, which
Administrator of said estate.
is well situated for reservoirs and feed ground
This tract Is situate»! in Klamath COUttty,
C olvig & D urham ,
atiout
20 miles from Klamath Falls a county
Attorney«. 4-15- 5-13
road running by it anti a railroad now within
alarut 4> miles and building rapidly towards
it aud is certain to pa «a near by it, or cross it
Big Sticky Items.
in the near future. A good farm house and
barn
and corral* on the place. One of the
James Smith, Jr., has returned to his
best bargains in Southern Oregon Pt ice per
old home after an alíseme of several
acre
flu i » i
months at Seattle. Wash. He says lie NO. 13 -'acres, house and 2 barns, 12 acres
trottom land the Iralance, 13 acres, all good
has had enough of Wash, and shall be
land. Umile from depot, 12 acres under ditch
content to live in Rogue River Valley
at the head of the ditch Price................. f,VitM
for a while.
NO. 16 115 acres on Butte creek 25 acres in
cultivation, 25 acres to put in. all fenced, lair
Ed. Cmgade, who has been quite ill
buildings. Jackwin county
A Imrgain.
with typhoid fever, is conv.il» cing
Dr.
NO. 17
acres, all fenced. g<xx! 5-room
Fickel is the attending physician.
house, gcaxl spring water conveyed to house
Phoenix
We are sorry to learn that Miss Maud
Stimpson, who has been very ill for
several weeks, is not improving.
I. L. Hamilton, of Medford, who owns
the Moore ranch is having teams at work
preparing tint ground for alfalfa seed.
There is not much work Ix-ing done on
the ditch now, only a few men being em
ployed to build flumes, but it is expected
that it will begin again about the first of
May. when a large force of men will l>e
put on and it will soon be completed.
Crops are looking fine wnt our way,
owing to so many April showers.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. Gregory Sundaye.’.
with Mr. and Mr», H. C. Turpin.
J. .L. Downing, of Centra’. Point repre
senting the McMinnville Insurance Com
pany, was calling on our farmersone day
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gall, of Sams
Valley, spent last Sunday with home
folks. On their return they were accom
panied by Mrs. Gall’s niece, little Nellie
Perry, who will be her guest for a few
days.
Peter Van Hardenburg and family
were guests of Mrs. Van Hardenburg's,
father Mr. Von, of Sams Valley, Fast
Sunday.
MATCH
COLORINGS.
A Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Orders Taken for Suits
From $12,00 up.
United state« Land office,
Roseburg. Oregon, March 12, I'M
Notice is hereby given that incompliance with
the provisions of the act of Coitgress ot June 8,
W7s. entitled "An Act tar the Sale ot Timber
Lands in the Statesof California. Oregon Nevada,
and Washlugton Territory " a»extended to all the
public land states by act ol August 4. 1W2,
FREDERICK L CHAMPLIN
of Foots Creek. County of Jackson, Slate of Ore
gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No t’s>l I for the purchase of the Lota
■ M >. s» . SEW SW g of Sect in No
m Township No 37 S. Range No. 4 W. M aud
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable lor its timber or -lone than lor ag
ricultural purposed and to establish his claim Io
said land before C has NlCKKLL, U S Commis
sioner. at his office in Medford. Oregon, on Satur
day. the’jsth day ot May. 1*U
He names as witnesses Carl Phelps of Gold
Hill, Orr-gon, Chas F Voting of Gold Hill, Ore
fon: William Lee. of Rock Point. Oregou; Riley
fammersly, of Wimer. Oregon
Any and all persous claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 2N4h day of
May. 1MM.
J. T. BRIDGES.
3-25. 5-2«
Register
UK-
SIGNS AND COLORINGS.
The City Tailor
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE X. 1X7«— NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
LATEST
FUL PATTERNS OF THE
PHOENIX,
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■■,«,, , , J.
I den Hem«.
by pipe. 2 g'xxl barns. 215 acres of choice land
in cultivation g<xxl lor all kind. <>l grain
o
or 40 acre« would produce g'xxl alfalfa
Thia
is one of the best farms in the valley, .’H
nnlrs from I’tmenix I’rice per acre
1X5 00
NO. 13
acre •. n rniles from Meritor<1 gixxl
tiouse 2 Itarns. KM acres in cultivation- Price
jx-r acre......................................................... *2 i <M
NO. 19 1 “C e.uu Rogue River. K»> acre ot
argoaxl land a« any man could wish for. Nu
mi rovrtuetit«. Tni'ty acres ol it could t>e
made ready lor the plow with IS days labor.
Frier....................... ........................................... t rO
NO. 20 Hotiw ami X lots in I'hrw-nix l<d*
udtljn each, good house well hni.hed
NO, 26 Hcm«e sod tlutain Pnoenix. lol« are
NO. 30
1* aci r. well improved house, txrrn
and other out building* one half in young
ordhnrd. near Phoenix Price .......
jll'd
NO. 34 -!<•' acre«. *»• acre« of it fine plow
land, all well watered by fine creek and
spring' I.a gc ¡xirt under cultivation and
all under fence Will be sold In tract* to suit
purchasers Convenient to market and in
g<xx! neighborhood
NO, 39 --H acre». |^-mlle from Medford
G«xxl gaiiieu land G<xxi box house
fi O
NO. 40 41 acres on a c eel» affording plenty
of g'xxl water grxxf soil and fruit land. 3 acres
in alfalfa; gixxl buildings; n<-ar schurrl and
other advantages fl «»>, one half cash. t>al-
alter on time 1« a big bargain
NO. 41
WOO acre« of choice land selected in
an early day Will l>e sold in tracts to suit,
aud wifi make a doteu <>r .M fine farm«. This
i« an opportunity to secure a home in the
tx-»t part vl the Rogue River valley
NO. 43
a»re« of unimproved land
lias
some good fir pine ami txk
Mod ot Und
can tie easily clear«*! gixxl soil, plenty of
water; !■» mile from *ch»xd and chinch Hix
mile* from li) tare bridge
Per acre . ...fln.00
OREGON
CITY TREASURE'S NOTICE
John Wright ami family spent Sunday
with Phoenix friends.
Uncle Joshua Young of Ashland is visit
ing at the Hartley home this week.
Mrs. Tilman Hartlev «ml children of
Ashland Sundayed with their many
friend» in this section.
The farmers ami orchard men are rush
ing work again since the splendid ram of
last week, everything is growing nicely,
corn planting will be in progress in a few
days.
O ffick of C itv T reasurer ,
A great many (in places fully one half)
of the two year old apple trees on the
Voorhies place are now dying after hav
ing staried to leave out.
Losses are re
ported from other orchards also, but this
is the largest two year old planting in
this section. Various theories are offered
but we notice in the low places where tin
land is of a very heavy sticky formation
and poor subdrainage is where the most
of the sick trees are found.
“hi the spring of 1001 my children had
udiooping tough,” says Mrs. D W.
Capps, of Capps, Ala. “I used Chanilter-
Iain's Ccugft Remedy
' r with the most
satisfactory results. 1 I think
____ this
___ ...
is ..._
the
best remedy I have ever seen for whoop
ing cough." This remedy keep* the
cough loose, lessens the severity of the
coughing s| ells and counteracts any ten
dency toward pneumonia.
For sale at
City Drug Store.
Medford, Oregon, April N, H*M.
Notice is lierebe given that there are
funds in the tn a-urv for the redemption
of all outstanding g« neral fond city war
rants protested prior to Sept. I, 1H1MI.
Interest on the same will cease after
this date.
C has . S trang ,
City Treasurer.
Whooping Conqh.
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