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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1904)
maker* anti they will be quite certain to make their venture in Jacksonville a »ne ws.*. Mr. Hawk ha* conducted th« 'bi■» Judge H. K. Hanna »pent Monday »flop iu connection with T. C. Norn»’ kccond-hand store siuce last fall and has afternoon in Ashland on a business trip. given satisfaction to lus pairui.s. Miss Anna Magreiter returned Sunday Ex-Judge Clinton Tcxlor of Medford, FINE TRIMMED MODELS to Grams Pass, after a two week* visit U iscousin, who has been residing on the with the home folks. NOVELTIES AND NEW IDEAS upper Applegate since last fall wa* m LOST—On Jacksonville - Steumlioat IN MILLINERY LINES Jacksonville ou hi» way to U 1 »1011*111, road a revolver. Finder leave al Helms woere be will icmaiti uulil September to saloon. Jacksonville, and gei *5 reward. attend to some business m-leis. Judge Mr. ai.u Mrs. W. T. Campbell are fextor through oveiwotk and the anx happy in the addition of a bright baby iety caused lorn by the death of Ins wife, girl that was added to the ir iioim Tues luund bis health tailing and after repeat day morning. ed failures tu regain his strength lb rough KATHARINE CHAPMAN, MILLINER ju. c.alhouu, the well known Phoenix other means, he- concluded to try out «•awttl MluMn, HUM! •» « hmm « real estate oeaier and ihc Socialist candi door life iu Rogue River \alley, with MRS REEVE. SALESLADY date for county commissioner, was tu ihe result that he is now quite as rugged Jacksonville Thursday on real estate as In the years gone by and *o well business aud iucidently to look over the pleased is he with ¿southern Oregon that political situation. ue will cle.se out bis business iuterrsts in Prof. A. F. Armstrong, principal ol tue East and retuiu to Jackson county- the Portland Business College, came up Uiis fall. He ha* two boys in school in from Portland Thursday and nmaimi' Milwaukee,\\ i*., and he will bring them until Sunday tu -ook -Her business with him aud may place them 111 the matters conuected with LaureiasU ra.ui Jacksonville high school. 01 which he i» the owner. A. B. Saltmarsh wa* in Jacksonville Uihiani Hea.ey, A. G. swansun and Wednesday from his ranch on Little Hermann Kummer, who have beeU doing epplegate. Mr. Saltmarsh each summer I lacer mining mar Purse, have .eased operates a packtrain to Cinnabar Springs some placer ground of Robert Cameron i.om his place aud he expects to be able located ou Kittle Applegate just above .» make the first trip for this season in ANY TOOL THAT THE FARMER. GARDENER the font on the Applegate road, and they «bout two weeks, as the snow is rapidly AND ORCHARDIST MAY NEED wih beg.n work on it next week. melting off the Siskiyou mountains, but judge S. J. received a renewal of ms first trij« will be by way of Squaw He does not his notorial commission Tuesday from Lake and the Low Gap. Govenur Chauiberuuu. The Judge 1» « xpec t the trail over the mam divide to a.so a Unite«! Scale Commissione r, wliicu open to travel before the middle of June. I Hardware Store, Tinning and enables him to transact al kinds <d The Cinnabar Springs are gaining a high Plumbing Shop business connected with the filing ami reputation as a health resort, then mineral springs and mud bath* affording prov.ng up on government land. MEDFORD, OREGON ' and Mrs. j. McPherson an«l their ”anv people relief an«l Mr. Saltmarsh ! expects a greater travel to that famous irit daughter Lulu, ol Gridin Cierk <------- ---- resort this summer than in any previous Wednesday on a trip to the East. They year. In taking out parties Mr. Salt- will go hr-i to St. Louis and take in the j; marsh meets them in Jacksonville with I Wor.d» Fair aft« r which they will visit ins hack and takes '.hem to his place and relatives in Iowa and Nebraska. 1 lie ex- from there on the trip is made on horse jx-ct to be gune a »nth or more. back, covering the distance in one «lay. I Tiio*. 4cAndre« *«•* known pio- Prof, and Mrs. Gus. H. Samuels close«! neer fanner who ha* a tine ranch east ol in eight months term of school in the Medford, was in Jacksonville Tuesday. Independence district on Griffin creek Garden Seed Orange* Mr. .McAndrews i* a strong advocate of Flour last Friday. The exercises were he!«! in tauion* good roads and gives a bard report of Rolled Harley Banana* the beautiful oak grove adjoining the the condition of the mad* in his neigh Potitoe* Nut* I grounds on J. P. True's place and a pleas Cracker* Fresh Candy borhood during las winter, he tells that ing program of literary and musical se Canned Good* Soil Drink* the mud became *0 deep that a steer lections were rendered by the scholars as Comb Honey Cigar* endeavoring to travel the road Hearne Saltine Biscuit Tobacco* sisted by local talent. Thete was a large mired and died before it was fouml. Fresh Bread Stationery attendance of the patrons of the school Notion* Chinaware F. A. Carpenter, manager of Laurash and the event was thoroughly enjoyed by farm for Prof. A. P. Armstrong was in ill present. This is Prof. Samuel's second Jacksonville Thursday. Mr. Carpenter 'erm in that district and he has been en is a strong advocate of the pmp»«d law gaged for the ensuing tertn as also Mrs. to be voted on at the June election for Samuels who will again have charge of preventing swine from running at large, the lower grades. This school now has but would have j»refered that the law in an enrollment of 75scholarsan«! the pop clude all kinds of stock as he savs that ulation of the settlement is so rapidly in there is so little outside range tn the val creasing that the school within another ley that it would be cheaper for fanners year will lie so large as to require a third to fence pasture* for their *tock than to teacher. The school is now graded Prof. fence their field*. He says that all of his Samuels having accomplished this much neighbors will vo'.e for the hog law. E*tabH*hod 1867 needed work-with the lieginning of this George Henry who is teaching the last school year. Prof. Samuels is mak SALEM, - OREGON Watkins school appears to find life quite ing for himself a record as one of the ablest enjoyable in the upper Applegate country, and the most progressive of the young Oldest and Largest Nursery on Pacific Coast. All our stock for his school has proveí so successful teachers of Jackson county and the time is Home Grown and guawoteed True to Name. All Tree* that he ha* been offered the second term is not distant when he will attain a high that fail to live replaced at Half Price. Can fill orders for any and on Saturdays he has delightful fish position in his profession. kind of Tree, Shrub or Blower that can be grown in Oregon. ing trips along the many fine trout Herbine. Large Illustrated Catalogue sent Free on application to streams that abound in that region and Will overcome indigestion and dyspep that be is as successful as a fisherman as sia; regulate the bowels and cure liver be is a teacher is proven by the strings and kidney complaints. It is the best of fish that he catches. Last week he blood enricher and invigorator in the sent into his parents, Mr. and Mrs. world. It is Purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and should you be a sufferer Epperson, a string of trout that were from disease, you will use it if you are beauties and in size all that a follower of wise. R. N. Andrews, Editor and Mgr. A Dandy for Burn*. Cocoa and Rockledge News, Cocoa, Fla., Isaac Walton could wish for. Treasurer's Fourteenth Call. writes: “I have used your Herbine in my Dr. Bergin, Pana, Ills., writes: "I have Office of the County Treasurer of Jack- W. R. Hawk and his son Henry will family, and find it a most excellent medi son County, Oregon, Jacksonville, leave this week for their former home at cine. Its effects upon myself have lx-eu used Ballard’s Snow Liniment; always recommended it to my friends, as I am April 1st, HMM. Elgin,Oregon, where they go to get a har a marked benefit. I recommend it unhe confident there is no better made. It is Notice is hereby given that there ure sitatingly. ” 50c At City Drug Store. ness and shoe shop outfit which they a dandy for burns. Those who live on funds in the county treasury for the farms are especially liable to many acci redemption of all outstanding county have at that place and which they will lor Sale. dental cuts, burns, bruises, which heal warrants protested from Sept. 4, 1901, to bring to Jacksonville and open up a shop Pair of horses, inquire of S. B. Hull rapidly when Ballard's Snow Liniment is in the building soon to be vacated by one mile North of Jacksonville at the applied. It should always be kept in the March 31, IIMI2, both dates inclusive. Interest on same will cease after the Learned's confectionary store, which goes Bybee place. house for cases of emergency.” 25c, 50c, above date. to the Norris building. Both Mr. Hawk D. II. M11.1.KR County Treasurer. Trespass notices on cloth sent by mail |1.00 bottle. Sold by City Drug Store. Remember Hull the Artist i*in town. and bis son are firstclass harness and shoe to any address for $ LOO a dozen. Crater take scenery at the P hoto T un r LOCAL NOTES. I Millinery Goods D. H. MILLER'S MILLER & BAILEY Kahler Bik, Jacksonville OREGON NURSERY CO I R. D. MAPLESDEN , AGENT [MEDFORD, - - - OREGON J