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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1904)
came inadequate to hi* iequirements anil he is now using a Hue two seated rig. Mr. Bellinger makes daily trips, Sunday included, ami leaves Medford at B:3I) a. HENRY W. ORTH, PHOP There- will t>e services Sunday morn m. and arrives at Jacksonville about 7:30 ing in the Methodist church at Central Point.and Jacksonville in the evening, a. m. when he leaves at once for his re Rev. Sanford Snyder preaching at both turn trip to Medford. This morning ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS places. On tha following Saturday ami hack service will stain become popular Sunday, June 11,12. quarterly meeting with the traveling public for the title at :: WHOLESALE and RETAIL :: will be held in Jacksonville bv the presi this hour of the day is a delightful one ding elder for this district, Rev. I). T. * Somervilie, of Grants Pass. The church the cool, invigorating air, green fields Special attention given to orders from a distance lor official meeting will te held Saturdav and beautiful groves by the roadside with afternoon and in the evening of that day the birds out for their morning carol Mining Camps and Mills. Meats ship/fed promptly ami in and on Sunday at 11 a. in. and 8 p. tn. make an ideal environment. Mr. Bel first-class condition. general services will l»e held to which the getiral public is cordially invited and at lingers charges are very reasonable, the which Elder Somerville will deliver the passenger fare teing 25 cents with a low semons. rate on parcels ami light freight. George N. Lewis, Jacksonville’s livery N. S. Bennett, an orchardist and nur man, is anticipating a big summer's busi seryman near Talent, was in Jacksonville ness and to better accommodate his pat Thursday with a load of dried fruit which rons he has added another fine new surrv he sold to the local merchants. Mr. Ben to his list of vehicles. This, with some nett reports that fruit prospects are very extra horses be has secured this spring, encouraging ami that a big crop is a cer enables him to meet any usual demand for tainty and that orchardists anticipate a conveyances with as good rigs as to be had good price for their fruit, Mr. Bennett We have the largest and best list in Southern Oregon 01 Fruit, /Mfalfa, Dairy and Stock Lands, Timber Lands, in the county. As Mr. Lewis’ prices are states that his nursery stock is growing Mining Bargains and Town Property. always right and promptness a rule of his finely, He planter! 10,000 grafts of New- Mabie, those desiring livery rigs will find towns. Spitzenburgs and Jonathans this the Union Stables a satisfactory place to spring and some of them are now fully Dcalcrs in patronize. two feet in height and growing like a Sewing Machines, Lime, Cement and Shingles. Joseph Murphy, a former Jacksonville Kansas sunflower. As proof of early bear young man, but for the past year a resi ing of Rogue River fruit trees Mr. Bennett dent of Medford where he held a chair in has a Jonathan apple graft planted this Fret! Luy’s barber shop, his changed his spring that is bearing a large well formed residence to Ashland and gone into busi apple that gives premise of fully matur ness on his own account, he having ing. Mr. Bennett intends to take a I bought the barter shop in the Oregon photograph of the little tree later on Hotel in that city. It is a three chair when the apple gels large enough to sh<9W shop and one of the test located in Ash well and semi the picture In the Oregon Office one block south of Courthouse land and as Mr. Murphy is one of the Immigration Rooms at Portland. IACKSONVII11. - OR Ü0N Will conduct a geno- best barters in Southern Oregon and a f den Valiev News. , steady, hardworking young man he will ral Blacksmith buti t'NITKO STATES C< <M M lssl<»X F.H Supervisor L. A. Rose has a force of I be quite sure to make a financial success Filing« ami final proof Itnulr on hoinrwtcad* nons at the old «ml limlict claim* Corrected plat, «howlng im-n grad'ng the road through the Voor- 1 of his venture. CRONEMILLER STAND all vacant land«. . hiers lane and as soon as that job is com- ■ NOTAMV Pl’MLIC ANI» C<»NVF,VANC l‘K There is now a good prospect that the pleted he will grade the road t<> the In- Legal |Hi|>rr«ol all kind« made out sp,-ei*1 Golden Spike mine at Missouri Flat will attention given to p«|M-t* in aettlrmcnt ul de;> nde ce *• hooi house. When this e«Cale*. be fitted up with a mill and permanent’y grading is finished the county rockcrusher j Wagon and Plow Work, AIMTHACTF.K <»F TITI.KM. operated. J. M. Retallac, a well known Most complete act «I abstract l««>k» in the will te brought here and sufficient rock | Horseshoeing and Ma Applegate miner, has bonded this mine county. Almtract« made promptly, and ac will te crushed to macadamize the great-! curately. from thejjwner G. W. Bailev and Tues chinery a Specialty. REAL ESTATE ANI» IN.SCRANCE day he was in Jacksonville to examine1 <er part of the road. The fan ivrs adjacent Flue li*t of country and town property lor to the road have contribute! 1 f-'tS and the •ole and rent the title to see if it was free from entan county is to give a like sum which with j MoNF.V I.OANEI». glements. There is now over 100 feet of the district fund will enable Sujx-rvisor Warrant* boughi and *<>1d Collection* ninde tunnel in this mine which has reached raxe* paid Rriil» collected l’roin|it leply Rose, who by the wav is one of the best' lu all letters. Charge* reasonable. some very good ore. It is Mr. Retal lac's plan to fully develop the mine and if it sujiervisors this district ever had, to put> the road in this vicinity in a condition! proves to be as rich as it now anjiears to REFERENCES: lion II K. Hanna. )u<lge <>l l*t judicial di*- be he will this fall complete the purchase that will m ike it passable at al! seasons' trie!, and any lack-ouville l>u*in<-M man. of the mine and put up a quartz mill. of the year and end our annual winter mud blockade. Miss Josephine Donegan will close her Alfalfa haying is nowon and the yield AND school at Applegate this Thursday. A promises to te fully up to the average program of pleasing selections will te Spray pumps are busy dishing out par.a rendered in the afternoon by the pupils. green to eodlin moths. Orchardists have- In the evening a box social and a dance their trees in line condition ami the fruit I will te given at Rose's Hall the proceeds prospect is very promising. of which will te applied to a fund with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Collinsof Medford Racvcles, Ramblers and which to purchase uniforms for the Apple spent Sunday with friends in this neigh other standard 'bicycles. gate baseball team. Miss Donegan is borhood. credited by the patrons of her school of Cured Old Sores. having made a success of her work and it Repairs made to bicycles UNTIL FURTHER notici Westmoreland. Kans., May 5, 1905. is probable that she will te engaged to Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: Your Snow teach the next term which begins in Sep sewing machines, guns t Liniment cured an old sore on the sideof In Posing an<1 finishing my Pic- tember. my chin that was supposed to lx: a can Ivre» cannot be eiccllcd. Orders and all kinds of small Rev. Robert Ennis, who expected to cer, The sore was stubborn ami would litlcd Promptly. machines. move back to Jacksonville some time not yield to treatment, until I tried Snow Liniment, which did thè work in short since from Turner, where he is in charge order. My sister, Mrs.Sophia J. Orson, of the Presbyterian Church in that place Allensville, Miffin Co., Fa. has .a sore ami Over Miller’« Hardware Store writes to Dr. Robinson that the continued mistrusts ti.at it is a c >nc< r. 11 s send Medford, - - Oregon illness of his little daughter, who has her a 50c liottie. Sold oy city Drug Store. MEDFORD, - OREGON teen very low with fever for the past 11 Triumphs of Modern Surgery. weeks renders it imperative that he re main with his family for a time yet, but Wonderful things are done for the hu- j he expects to te in Jacksonville to hold man body by surgery. Organs are taken services at the Presbyterian Church on out and seraj»ed and polishe ami put back or they may be removed entirely; bones Sunday, June 12, and if his child’s health are spliced; pipes take the place of de continues to improve he will remain over ceased sections of veil s; antiseptic dress for the follow ing Sunday by which time ings are applied to wounds, bruises, burn he expects to te able to move his family es and like injuries before inflammation sets in, which causes them to heal with to Jacksonville. He will reside in town out maturation and in one-third the time Rigs on short notice for timber cruisers, com for the present, but later on he expects required by tne old treatment. Chamb mercial men, mining men, sawmill men, al! to move to his fruit farm on Jackson creek erlains’ Pain Balm acts on this same prin ciple. It is an antiseptic and when ap kinds of men or parties. Horses fed nt rca- a mile west of Jacksonville. plied to such injuries, causes them to In al son able rates. Frank Bellinger, who has the contract very quickly. It also allays the pain and soreness. Keepa bottle of Pain Balm for carrying the morning mail from Medford to Jacksonville, has had so in your home and it will save you time and money, not to mention the incon- much passenger and parcel traffic of late venienc and suffering which such injuries that the single seat rig which he used be- entail. For sale by City Drug Store. Additional Locals. EAT I MARKET W hite & T rowbridge THE BIG LAND AGENTS MEDFORD. - OREGON We buy wool and mohair. CHAS. H. BASYE SILAS J. DAY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BICYCLE STORE REPAIR SHOP Fl NF CABINET PHOTOS $3.00 a Dozen :. TED KELSO G. W. MACKEY Subscribe for, the Sentinel and WeeKly Oregonian. .Good clubbing inducements offered. Union Livery Stables Geo. N. Lewis, Prop., JacKsonville
