pOVLlG&DURHAM
LOCAL
NOTES
LAWYERS
Will practice in all the Courts ot the
State.
W. M.Calrit. Jacisaarille, tie*. It. Daria«. UraatsPass.
r»R. T. T. SHAW
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DENTIST
All work equal to the best to be had in
Portland.
Crowns. Bridge work and Artificial Teeth
on either rubber or eeHttlotd plater. - — ■
Jacksonville
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Oregon
UNITED STATES LAND COMMISSIONER
Filings and final proofs for homesteads
and timber claims made.
Oregon
JacKionville
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Office opposite Court House.
A.- E.
C.
Keanes
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Wanted, at the Taylor House a girl to
do second work.
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A fine refrigerator for family use for
. sale at a bargain at Conklin's furniture
’ store.
Suits made to look dressy an like new
at the Medford Cleaning Pressing anil
Dying Works. Fine work a specialty..
Rogue River Creamery. Medford, man
ufactures the C. E. G. brand fancy cream
ery butter, that isejeau, elegant and guar
| auteed. Ask your merchant for it.
The warm «lays and balmy evenings
is the halcyon periotl of hammock plea
sure. A tine assortment now on sale at
Conklin's furniture store ami both qual
ity and price ate right.
Misses Lydia and Maud Pernoil were
in Jacksonville Monday from .Applegate
where their mother. Mrs. N. l’ernoll ami
| brother John Pernoil conduct a large
general merchandise store and also the now to lie of no value except for timber
Applegate postoffice of which Miss Lvdia or for mineral. The red hill laud about
is deputy postmaster.
Jacksonville is especially adapted to
Miss. Childers of Medford, who taught fruit growing ami within the next few
the primary department of our public wars this land w ill ail l>c owned by
dnrig the term just closed, h is l>ceti en thrifty people who will make it its |>r<
gaged to teacd in the same department
the tteqt term
Miss. Childers is a first- ductive as are the valley* of this section
YELLOW NEWTOWN PIPPINS
SP1TZENBURGS,
JONATHANS
Also a full line of all kinds of Nursery stock.
Delivery grounds in rear of Warner N Davis’ store.
FOR
SALE BY
class teacher ond the patrons of the school
are very mued pleased with bersevices.—
Glendale News.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
There -ire two important industrial ar
ticles in the Review of Reviews for June.
A. E. Reames, district attorney,
"The Turbine: A New Era ot sic am" is
-- 1st Judicial District.
the subject of an interesting.|>aper bv Ar
Oregon
Jacksonville.
thur Warren. "The Automobile in Busi
ness” is a practcal articles, addressed to
pratical men. by J. A. Kingman, Both
I articles are copiously illustrated.
Since the death of Sir Henry M Stan,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Will practice in all courts of the
ley. on May 10. prehaps nothing that has
state.
appeared tn print so well summarizes the
work accomplished in Africa.since Stan
Office on California street one
block south of the court house.
ley’s explorations la gan as dose th«- arti
Jack ton v We,
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Oregon cle in the Review of Reviews for June by
Mr. Cyrus C. Adams the geographical
expert. The remarkable changes of the
past thirty years in the map of Africa are
clearly set forth, and th«- world <iebt to
the intrepid explorer is graphically des
Watches and clocks repaired
cribed.
promptly and all work guaran
Mrs. T. B. Roberts, after spending a
teed.
week in Jacksonville where she visited
Opice opposite U. S. Hotel.
her sisters Mrs. W. IL Miller and Mrs.
Jacksonville,
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C. T. Davids Jti and her brother Letter
Bailey, left last Saturday by Wendt’s
stage for Missouri Fiat, where she will
spend a week with her parents. Mr. anti
F. M. BOWEltSOX
Mrs. G. W. Bailey, after which she will
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return to her home at the Millionaire
Office in Orth'» Building
mine in the Blackwell district, where her
Hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.
husband has been employed for the past
year.
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Jack son ville
Oregon
Miss Emma Wulf, who has l»een etn-
! ploye«l in Ashland for several months,
has come’ home an«! taken a position in
The Boss confectionery store. Miss Wulf
was in this store last summer and («roved
Veterinary Surgeon.
to be a popular clerk.
Her sister Miss
Nellie Wulf who has also l»een in Ashland
for some months past is expected home
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this week to remain for the summer.
fTUS
NEWBURY
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
J. H. Messner,
Medford,
Oregon
S. S. Randles, who has for several
years been employed at the Sterling
mine, where he resides with his family.
I has decide«! to give up mining, as work
ing in the damp mine has given him
rheumatism, anrl he will move with his
wife and three children to Jacksonville
Second Floor, Adkins Block,
this fall. Mr. Randles owns two and a
opposite Postoffice.
half acres of land and a good dwelling
house on the Sterling road, half a mile
out from the Jacksonville town limits,
an«l recently he has purchase«! an ad
Fine Photography a Specialty. joining tract of nine acres from Chas.
Special attention given to posing Dunford. It is Mr. Randles’ intention
of children. Jill work guaran to clear this lantl of the heavy growth of
brush now on it and plant it to fruit an«l
teed. Prices reasonable.
and berries. But as that will take some
For sick headache take Chamlxfrlain’s years to accomplish he will supplement
Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick his orchard venture with cows, pigs ami
cure is certain. For sale by City Drug chickens, thus adding to his income as
Store.
well as to the fertility of his land. It
will not be long until Mr. Randles will
In the Reviews of Reviews for June
have a comfortable home an«l be mak
there are two imjxirtant articles by econ
ing
a good living off a piece of land that
omists on the taxation of franchises.
Professor E. R. A. Seligman, of Colum a few years ago was considered worth
bia University, recognized authority on less except for the wood that could lie
American taxation, writes the New York
had from it. The time is not ^listant
experiment, while Professor Plehn, of the
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University of California, describes the when there will be scores of small farms |
H. C. MACKEY
Photo Gallery
Medford
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L. B. WARNER, Sff
John Hobbs ami John Diltnorc l>oth
well to do farmers of Hamilton county,
Nebraska, were in Jacksonville Monday
and Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A,
Hooks. They and Mr. Hooks were pio
neer settler* in Hamilton county, Nebr.i^-
ka but Mr. Hooks Itecoine tiled of that
wind-swept country with it < uncertainty
of crop» anil cattie to Oregon and now Mr.
Hobbs and Mr. Ditmort have decided to
seek a more salubrious climate and a
country where fanners haven certainty
They were
of reaping when they sow.
quite favorably impressed with Rogue
River Valley and may locate here. Th£y
have been through California ami ftjom
here went to the Williamette Yr.fYey to
visit old friends and to look over that
country.
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WEATHER
REPORT
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Overland Monthly lor June.
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And
Out:
We’er
“Never out’*
(Mr
The
Best
Mens Furnishings
For
The
Season
IVhole^sole
Half'hose
Ore
bank franchise tax in that State.
MAY
Where ?
The story by that clever writer, Lucy
Baker Jerome, t ntitled “Sutter Hifitl," de-
velojis an entirely new plot in fiction. It
I* a telephone story, and it is well work« d
out, holding the reader’s interest from
•tart to finish.
Helm Lukens Jones is
anotlierof thccxiellent woman writer* <>(
the West, and she gives us "()l«l Tan. pi it y .
the storv of a Southern California moun
tain, in legend ami description, which s
most fascinating. F«h;a A. Daniels con
tributes a rollicking bit of fiction, a low
comedy in prose, called "The Irrcv« rent
Guv," Elizabeth Florence Gray writes of
the great of the North' "In the Valiev ot
the Yukon.” Guy N. Stock »lager tells
of "Taking the Census in Alaska" in .«
most fascinating matter. There is a ven
interesting article in "popular sciei <e"
by Ellen Robertson Miller,entitled "The
American Silkworm Moth".
The Public will be largely interested in
an article by Professor J. Oliver Curwood
| “The Battleship in Action ” Austin
Lewis, an authority, contribute "Succ< ss
and the School.’ Tins will be re.nl with
great interest by the teachers and the par-
' cuts all over the land. ,‘The Danger! of
Unionism" is another of the industrial
scries by that writer on economic sub
jects, Guy Raymond Halifax. There arc
several purely California articles, but tin-
general trend of the magazine is toward
a wirier policy. The West is growing,
and the West is gradully Iteotning tin-
world center in literature and learning.
NOTICE FOR Pt lH.ICATION.
THE TOGGERY
OF COURSE
MEDIDRJ)
Land office ut RoM'hurg, oregdn.
May A, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hi» intention to
| make final proof in support ot hi» claim, and
I that said proof will lie made before John S Orth,
County Clerk, at Ilia office at Jacksonville, or< ,
on June 29, 1901. viz fl E No. 9212, John II
Letteken, for the N W% Hee Is, T. UK
R I W
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lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation ot
sai<l land, viz. John T. I.nylon, of.Applegntr.
Oregon, Win Son-IIM'll.
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of I’rovolt, tire . E N
Provolt, nt Murphy, Ore., J. T, I’tiyne of Fro-
volt, Ore.
J. T. II Hit HU'S,
MH, 0-21
Register.
For the _____
next ___ 10 «lays
I Special Offer: _______
The traveling public can secure first I will give 24 stamp pictures F ree with
class accommodations ami, a goo« I home, each order for cabinet photos of the baby.
cooked meals at Mrs. A. D. Flory’sboard- Don’t miss this chance. We will lie with
jng bonbon Third^street opp./sitc- the U. you untiH Monday, May,9th.
about Jacksonville on land that is held S. Hotel.
Frank H. Hull.