Jacksonville sentinel., May 27, 1904, Image 6

Miss Corinne Linn left North Saturday
The Squaw Ixike Navigation Comtlany
was organized in Jacksonville this week for a visit of a month or longer duration.
with George Neu lx r president, William Miss Linn will first stop at Eugene at the
Deniff vice president. Geo. McCune sec­
retary and T. J. Kenney treasurer. The home of her brother George Linn, whois
board of directors in addition to tl e a leading druggist of that city , after winch
above well known seafaring men is made she will go to Portland to visit her broth­
up of Judge Chas, l’ri tn. Capt .J. E. Thornton er Fletcher Linn, who is president ot
Sheriff J. M. Rader, Recorder l’et< r Ap­
elegate, Marshal W. G. Kenney, Bruce the Oregon Furniture Manufacturing
Buck. Oscar I.ewi«, and Ed. Faueett. Company.
There are no lay n»< inbers all are officers
Judge U.K.Hanna went to Grants Pass
and if more members are taken in more Thursday to hold an adjonrne«! term of
officeswill be created. For the prexeii^ circuit court for Josephine county.
two boats will be built John Marsh hav­ There will be several equity cases to lie
ing been awarded the contract and he ex-; heard.but no jury cases, ami some mo
pects to lay the keel to the first one ' tions io be argued. The Judge expects
Monday and the second one will be I to adjourn court Saturday and return to
placed on the wavs in the near future | Jacksonville Sunday.
and hurrjed to completion when they
Harry Helms is back from two weeks
will be hauled by team to the eml of the visit in Pottland with hi- sisters Mrs. F.
road up Squaw creek and from there on B. Martin and Miss Emilia Helms. He
a distance of three miles the boats will I reports a delightful trit» and that he met
have to lie carried by men on the trail to I several old time friends former residents
Squaw Lake. Ed Fawcett will be port of Jacksonville.
captain and be in charge of the boats ami
will have them in rea<|iness for use by ,
An Open Letter.
the stockholders or their friends when '
From
the
Chapin.
S. C., News Early
ever they wish to take a fishing or hunt- ‘
in the spring my wife ami I were taken
ing trip about the Lake.
Chris Ulrich has taken the contract for with diarrhoea and ao severe were the
sprinkling the business streets of Jackson- ■ paius that we called a Physician who
ville, the business ¡reopte ami the town prescribe«! for us. but hi* medicines failed
share the expense which is to lie fl> a to give any relief. A friend who bail a
week. Mr. Ulrich gives the streets two bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
thorough wettings each day with his and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gave
tank wagon which stops the dust nuisance each of us a dose and we nt once fell the
for that day.
Mr. Ulrich secure- hi- effects. I procured a lx>ttle and before
water supply from Jackson creek by means using the« ntire contents we were entirely
It is a wonderful remedy ami
of a gravity flow which he ha- secured by cured.
putting in 300 feet of piping which enables should l»e found in every household. H'
him to fill his tank in a very few minutes. C. Bailey, Editor. This remedy is for sale
by C it v I »rug Store.
Rev. Sanford Snyder has bought the
farm located on the Hill road two miles
north of Jacksonville owned by Miss
Ill-Fitting
Almira R. Metcalf, but held by lease by
»Shoes
E. I. Reynolds. There are 120 acres
in the tract a part of which is improver!
Make
ami ha- a orchard and good build­
ings. The price was J2.5O0 Rev. Sny­
People
der takes po-session at once but will not
move to the place, he expecting a son
Ill-Natured
out from Michigan this fall to take
charge of the place. Miss Metcalf will I
The Walk-Over Shoe
remain on the place until fall when she
And the Selz Shoe
will take up her residence m Jacksonville.
Mr. Reynolds with hi- family will leave
Are the Shoes
in a couple of weeks for Klam <th county |
That make
where he expects to buy a farm and re- ■
side hereafter.
W. J. Boosev has left at the Sentinel
Men
office a sample of rye six feet tall that
was of the second crop for this spring
Comfortable
from a field of rye on his farm north of
And Good-Natured.
Jacksonville. And what is unusual re­
garding this field of rye is that it was
seeded a year ago last fall and last season
In
two crops were cut from the field and lie
ha-already cut one crop from the field
Cadies
and will soon cut the second crop for
Shoes
this season.
The Rogue River Creamery, Medford,
We Have a Fine
wants your cream ami guarantees to
meet any prices on an average paid by
Selection in
any cream concern buying cream.
The Latest
Gaddis Bros. C. E. Gaddi», business
manager.
Styles and of the
Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition.
The Southern Pacific Co. will sell J
round trip tickets at greatlv reduced
rates to St. Louis and Chicago account
the St. Louis Ex]osition on the following
dates: June Hi, 17, 18: July 1, 2, 3: Aug. '
8, 9, 10; September 5, 6, 7: October 3, 4, 1
5.
Best
Quality
Th;g are Sure to
Give Satisfaction and
At Prices That aie Right.
NOTICE:—I have a goodly number of
odds an«l ends in the way of views of
Oregon Scenery from 4x5 up to 8x10 that
I will sell at almost your own price as I 1
do not wish to carry them with me. I
CITY TREASURE’S NOTICE
also have a good supply of Book Marks,
O
ffice
of C i T y T reasurer .
Paper Weights, Ornimental Fans. Albums
Medford, Oregon, April 8, 1904.
and Photo Easel*.
Cail at the Photo |
Notice is lierebe given that there are
Tent.
funds in the treasury for the redemption
Frank H. Hull,
of all outstanding general fund city war­
Photographer.
rants protested prior to Sept. 1, 1899.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.
Interest oil the same will cease after
this date.
Herbine, taken every morning before
C has . S trang ,
breakfast, will keep you in robust health,
City Treasurer.
fit you to ward off disease. It cures con­ _____________
stipation, billiousness, dyspepsia, fever,
skin, liver and kidney complaints. It
purifies the blood and clears the complex­
ion. Mrs. D. W. Smith, Whitney, Tex.,
writes: “I have used Herbine ami find
it the best medicine for constipation ami
liver troubles. It does all you claim for
it. I can highly rc-ccotnend it.” 50ctsa
bottle. .Sold by City Drug Store.
J.M.C ronemiller .
W. W. EIFERT
The City Tailor
When bilious try a dose of Chamderlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets and realize
for once how quickly a first-class up-to-
date medicine will correct the disorder.
For sale by City Drug Store.
A Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
Orders Taken for Suits
From $12.00 up.
I Wall Paper
D on ’ t faii . tosef : my line
before
BUYING, IT COMPRISES MANY BEAUTI­
FUL PATTERNS OF
LATEST
DE­
MATCH
ALL
THE
SIGNS AND COLORINGS.
R oom
MOLDINGS TO
COLORINGS.
P late
railings .
A COM PL ETI- STOCK OF
FURNITURE
ALWAYS ON HAND.
C. W. Conklin
The Up-to-date House Furnisher and Undertaker
MATT CALHOUN
REAL ESTATE DEALER
NO. I
1* «cres choice Irult land 14 »»lie« lr<»in
phoenim
Frier per aerr
»it..«««
NO. 2 I1*'acre« mile wr-t nlThoctil» il cun
be -old in »mall tract* to »uil At«t<>inet* I'ri« <■
ranging Irom
to
yet! acre accotdmg to
quality.
NO. 6
all Jt/tine young Ix-aring orch
aril
The finr.t I fni in th«- country
To l«e
■old at a Ixtrgion
Near Jacksonville.
NO. 8 ,l* «ere* <ui Koayann Some limlier
ami a big *|>rtng; tine for »lock and trull
NO. 9 aiacre* on a creek nr«* land and can
lie bought at rrawmable figure*
NO. 10 I* ’»’acre«. more ot lev*.
acre»
K.tgiie River bottom land all f«-ncc«l. good
house. Iwirn and other building* The I *■ la tier,
about‘¿Al acres, go xl for timber and pasture
This placr I* situated on Rogue River, near
. town
I.ami is ot tine quality Price. i>er
acre ............... ..........................................
f2->.U>
NO. II laatractof I'2>l acre- all feuerd, I.*«'
acre, good allalla laud a stream running
through it of 1VJ miner'« indie* of wafer with
which the whole i»»**acreacan lie irrigate«!
The other 320 acres in higher gronml, which
i* well situated for rcaorvoirs and feed ground
This tract i* situated it! Klamath county,
almut Ju miles from Klamath Fall* a county
road running by it and a railroad now within
alumt VO mile* and building rapidly toward*
it and i* certain to pa-a near by it, or cro*« it
1
tn tin n>ar future
A g‘«»l farm house and
barn and corrals on the place on. of the
tie*! bargain* in ->*a*thern Oregon
Price [>er
acre ........... ................................................... fill RO
NO. 13 • ■ acre*, house and 2 barn». 12 acre*
bottom laud the lialanc«- 13 acre*, all good
land K-mlle from depot; 12 acre* under ditch
at the head ol the ditch
Price...................J..»«»
NO. 16 11'« acre* on Butte creek. 2'i acre* in
cultivation. 2.» acre* to put in. all fenced, fair
building*. Jackaon county.
A bargain.
NO. ¡7 -*>• acre*, all fenced, giaxl »room
house good spring water conveyed to house
PHOENIX,
Mining views made on short notice: c »11
at the P hoto T ent in Jacksonville.
Growing Aches and Pains.
Mrs. Josie Summer, Bremond, Texas,
writes, April 15, 1902: “I have used Bal­
lard's Snow Liniment in my family for
three years. 1 would not be without it
in the house. I have list <1 it on my little
i girl for growing aches and pains in her
I knees. It cured her right alvay. I have
I also used it for frost bitten feet, with
i good success. ‘It is the best liniment I
'ever used.’ ” 25c, 50c, JI.00.
At the
City Drug Store.
Made Young Again.
z
1») pi|>r ! go»>d tarii«. 21*» wr< •« of < Iwmv Imid
in cultivation good tor all kind* <4 grmti, 4»
or i<» ac •<■« would pfuducr good «1 hi It a
Thi*
i« our of the
farm* in the valley 2W
mite« from Pfiorni*
Price fMW acre
J;iA »»
NO.
•‘•Hkic *• mdr« front Mrdhfd g»w ••
hoiiM 2 tarn*
ac*e« in cultivation Price
per »ere
.. .............................
J2.’» •>'
NO. IQ 1 " io r* oil RogU* Ru.-rr !<•» « «««»♦
a*good land lontiy man a»ul<l wi«h for
N»»
improvement« Thirty screw of it could to
made ready for thr plow with i » day* I m I nh
Prke
......
f.d«
NO, 20
N0.
and : 1<H« in Phoenia lot*
ent h, k < mh I houae well fiiiivlir<!
2h It» a I m - tied 2 lot« in PhoriiiM tot« ar**
i}ii fret each
NO. 30
U* acre* well improved hott*- tarn
and <Hhrr out building* one half in youtl*
ordhard, near Phoetii*
Piic«-
Jlh»»
N0
34
land ail well watered l»y fine vreek and
spring«
large |«urt tinder cultivation and
ad under fence
Will ta wild in tract« to «nit
pur< I ihm - fh Convenient to niarkut and in
go*«i n<*iglii*orho*Ml
NO. 30
ut*
» indr from
-«.•!
<* o < m I garden hind
(»cod I r > x hoiiae
fJt
NO. 40 Ji» acre-» on a ctrek afforditig pluiijv
of good water good-sod and fruit land
acre«
in alfalfa, good imdding« n«-.ir «ehool amt
other advantage« fl’*«», on* hall canli tai
alter on tune
1« a big bargain
NO. 41
I1 MJU acre« of choice land «elected in
atiearlvday
Will l>r wold in tract« to «nil
ami will niak** a *l<»z«*n or2»* fine farm* Th»*
in an opportunity to «retire a home in th*
br»t |>art of th«* Rogue River valley.
NO. 43
|o acre* of unimproved land
Ha-
wjinr go<»d fir, pine and oak
Mo*t of land
can I m * ratlily cleared; go<Mi m > i I, 'plenty ol
water;
mile from «chord and church b»«
tn dew from Ifytac bridge per acre
flu.tM»
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OREGON
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
In th«- matter «if the Estate of Mar«
Cmneron, 'l?«‘eiis«q|.
Notice is in reby given that the tin<l« r-
signed has bc< n apfxiinti d by the Counts
Court of Jackson County, sitting in pro
bate, administrator of the estate of Mars
Cameron deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to settle imniediately, and
those having claims against the same,
will pr« s« nt them to me al Jacksonville,
Oregon, with the projier verifi ation with
in six months from the dale of the fitst
publication of this notice.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, April
15, 1904.
T heo . C ameron ,
Administrator of -aid «'state.
Col.VIG K Dt RH AM,
Attorneys, I 15 5-13
“One of Dr. King's New Life pills each
night for two weeks has put me in mv
‘teens’ again” writes D. H. Turner of
Dempsevtown, Pa.
They're the best in
Quart/ and placer location blank- for
the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels. sale at the Sentinel Office.
ELifert, The Tailor.
If you have any timl>er land you want
Purely vegetable. N« v< r gripe. Only 25
If you want to rent a farm or have land
to sell—See T. C. Norris.
MF.DFORD,
OREGON. 1 cents at the City Drug Store.
to rent see T. C. Noris-, Medford.