Jacksonville sentinel., June 10, 1904, Image 6

pOVLIG&DURHAM
Kuth Happenings.
Mr. W. Dunlap returned home Satur­
N—rÁUVKBs
LAWYERS
day from San Fraciseo where he went sev
Will pravi ice in all thè Court* ol thè
eral weeks ago to tic treated for can
State.
cer of the throat. He is no better I am
* . U.telvl|. Jacksaa«lite. Uè». N. Burba«. UraalsAua. sorry to say.
Mrs.E.C. Faucett who has been visiting
in Jacksonville returned to her home at
Watkins Monday.
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DENTIST
Alexander Bohl the nine year old son I
All work equal Io the best to be had in
of John Bohl was thrown from his horse |
Portland
Crowns. Bridge work and Artifici»! Teeth
Sunday and hiselbow was dislocated. He
on either rubber or celluloid plater.
was taken iturnedia civ to Jacksonville
Also a full line of all kinds of Nursery stock.
Jackionvilla
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Oregon
where his arm was dressed by Drs. Robin- 1
Delivery grounds in rear of Warner \ l)a\ i< More.
son and Bowersox ami from last account
he was doing nicely.
Several people from aroutid Ruch at
UNITED STATES LAND COMMISSIONER
tended the Republican rally in Medlord
Filings and final proofs for homesteads
Saturday night.
and timber claims made.
James and Rose Buckley visited in Jack
Oregon sonville Saturday and Sunday.
C. M. Ruch ami A. Throckmorton visi­
are making it a matter of profound In­
Commencement tserciacs.
ted in Jacksonville Tuesday.
I«ast Friday evening the A«*etub)v Hall terest to the entire «mid. •'The Trust»*'
The game of bast ball between Apple­
of the High School building was crowded was the subject ol a |*a|<er by Mytl M
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LAWYER
gate and Grants Pas» Sunday was one of
even to standing room with an audience Peter ami while hi* |>oitit* wen well
Office opposite Court H ouk .
the best games ofthe season, but it seem­
gathered to witness the cummenci incut mtul«- .«ml the nrtich well written mid
ed like Grants Pass was fated forbad luck
Jacksonville
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Oregon
exercises of the Jacksonville public his statements true hi tin main »el a feu
but they took all in good |>art and if they
school. The room was tastily decorated were a little overdrawn, but the »uliject
could
not play trail they acted the gentle
A. E. Rcanes
C. L. Resa««
with sweetbrier ro»c*an<l festoons of bunt is one oil which lioue-t people can fr ink
man in every way. The following are the
ing of lavend r, the class color of laith tv differ ami vet work h<r the suppression
names of players:
the High School graduating class ami of of an evil that i* I h coining a serious «me
GRANTS PASS
APPLEGATE
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
the Eighth Grade Class Across the stage to the nation This |mper closed the
H. Pernoll
P
McFarlane in well formed letters were the words, list of essay a, each of «hull hail I nch
A. E. Reames, district attorney,
J. Pernoll
C
. H. Smith ""Onward Ever" the motto of the High given close attention by the audience,
1st Judicial District.
1 B
Williams
Jacksonville.
Oregon Benedict
for they were well worth listening to for
School class.
Buckley-
2 B
Stevensen
Seated on the stage were the graduates they were free from the roseate, sky
Bostwick
3 B
Shade the first line lieing the graduatiug class soaring platitude* ami visionary theories
(iffenbacher
s s
A. Schmidt which was made upof Edward Matthew tint render »<> many commencement day
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Beagle
L F
Bratton Donegan,
George
Ruch
Bridncye. I es*av» tiresome to ail audience.
Will practice in all courts of the
Shafer
R F
Cheshire Mvrl Morton Peter, lacuna Ulrich. Fran­
The presentation of the diplomas to
state.
Sparlin
Riggs ces A. Snyder, Mary Catherine Colvig the High School graduate* uml tn the
C F
Office on California street one
The score stood nine to one in favor of
block south of the court house.
Back of this class were the metnlwr* of Eighth Grade class by Prof. E. E Wa»h
Jack son vBle.
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Oregon Applegate.
the Eighth grade which wa*com|K>*c<l of burn and in doing m > he gave a short ad
Donald l.ynge Colvig, lilts Fick, Rolwrt drcus that was replete with practical ad
Buncom Items.
N.
Finney, Abbie Maude Henry, Rich­ vice and words of encouragement to the
Miss Ramona Bissell of Ashland is
ard
Gaskin, Mary Peter. Earl Peter. Hol- i boys and girl* that were m>w to close
teaching school in this district.
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JEWELER
man
Peter, Mabe l Pruett, Ben H. Plvmale their work in the public school ami tike
We are sorry to hear that Grandma
Watches and clocks repaired
Frances
Minnie Thompson, Almond L. . up advanced studies or engage in a voca-
Crumps
is
very
ill.
promptly and all work guaran*
teed.
lion. The diplomas presented. Prof
Wallace Ha»kins <>f Agate is in this Wilcox, Emma Wendt.
Banked
on
a
large
table
near
the
«(age
Washburn introduced President B. F
section
visiting
relatives
and
friends.
Office opposite U. S. Hotel.
was
two
score
or
more
of
bouquets
made
1
Mulkey of th- Southern Oregon State
Miss
Josephine
Saltmarsh
went
to
Jacksonville
Oregon
Jacksonville last Thursday to attend the up principally of the la-antiful ro»cs for Normal nt Ashland, who delivered the
which Jacksonville is celebrated and clas* address Pres. Mulkey was »trirth
graduating exercises.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON There will be given a dance at J. M. each of the graduates was generously re­ practical in hi* address and admonished
Cantrall's old place in this section, Fri­ membered with these tokens of good the member* of the graduating class as
F. H. BOWKHSOX
well us the other young |x-ople present
day night June 10th. It will Ire a basket wishes and encouragement.
First
on
the
program
came
a
*<>ng
of
(ili,!
ttl| education was necessary to sue■
Office in Orth's Building.
supper, everybody are invited to come.
welcome
by
scholars
of
the
advancedj
cess
in
life hi any vocation that they may
Mrs. A S. Kleinhamtner who ha* l>een
Houra: 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p m.
classes
that
was
sung
in
a
manner
that
!
take
up
but that it could not bring sue
visiting her parents Mr ami Mrs. Buck
was
a
credit
to
the
class.
The
invoca
­
cess
except
when supplemented by a
Jacksonville
Oregon Anderson near Medford, for the past f< w
tion
was
by
Prof.
Washburn
he,
giving
it
clean
moral
life
and by |M«iieiice, cotir ig<
weeks returned home last Thursday and
|
owing
to
the
absence
of
the
minister
en
­
and
close
attention
to details. 1‘rr-idcir
was accompanied by her niece. Miss
gaged.
The
first
paper
read
was
by
Ed
­
Mulkey's
address
wa*
given dose attcii
Myrtle Bishop who will attend school at
ward
M.
Donegan
and
his
theme
was
the
lion
by
the
entire
audience
ami lie wa»
this place.
I
"Progressof
Humanity.
”
He
madeaclear
given
hearty
applause
nt
its
close.
A. B. Saltmarsh and W. E. Haskins
Veterinary Surgeon.
I
presentation
of
his
subject
and
his
|x»int*
Interspersed
in
the
program
were n
went to Jacksonville one day last week,
were
well
made.
The
next
paper
was
by
numtier
of
musical
selections,
one of
Mr. Saltmarsh brought out a load of sup­
George
R.
Birdseye
and
his
topic
was
which
was
Ben
Simpson
’
s
"Beautiful
plies which he will take to the Cinnabar
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Medford,
Oregon springs
| "National
Expansion.”
There
was ! Willamette" which was finely sung bv the
as soon as the trail is open.
• nothing anti-imperialist in this paper for class. Donald Colvig did well in a piano
Normal School Commencement.
the writer indicated that he was a strong selection ami little Marion Neil .added
The people of Jacksonville are cordially expansionist and hail an array of figures
another honor to her credit by the finish
invited to attend the Commencent exer­ and facts to prove that expansion had
and ease with which she gave one of the
cises of the Southern Oregon State Nor­ been the great jxiwcr in the growth of
master piece* on the piano.
mal School at Ashland. The cantata the United States from a country of limi
The comniencemenl exercises were a
"The Gypsey Queen” to lie given Thurs­ ted area and feeble strength to one of the
credit
to the school and to Prof, W mm I i
day evening June 14 th by the music de- |
Second Floor, Adkins Block,
greatest nations of th*- earth in point of burn and the other teachers and w< rr a
partment will be especially fine. Gradu­ wealth, population and area. That topic
opposite Postoffice.
fitting close to one of the most successful
ation exercises will be held at 2:30 p.m. dear to all humanitarians "Universal
terms of school that has ever been hail
Medford
-
Ore in the Opera House. Govenor Chamber-
Peace,” but yet which is a long way off in Jacksonville.
lain and State Superintendent Ackerman was discussed by Mary C. Colvig and
furnished Hotel At A Bargain.
she made it plain that the brotherhood
Fine Photography a Specialty. will deliver addresses to the Class.
B.
F.
Mulkey.
At
Newport,
on Yaqimt buy. the fimi
of man wa* much nearer now than it
Special attention given to posing
; ous Oregon summer seaside resort that
of children. JUl work guaran>
Rev. George Hoxie was in Jacksonville Was at any other period in the world’s I is destined to equal th«- great Newport
teed. Prices reasonable.
Monday on the way to his home at Will­ history. Frances A. Snyder selected an ' resort on the Atlantic coast, a 13 room
iams from Griffin Creek where he had economic problem as the subject for her ■hotel, one block from the mum biisi
ncss section, fully furnished with good
For sick headache take Chamberlain’s held services Sunday in the Naylor paper and she gave a most interesting liedding, carpets, furniture, and kitchen
Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick school house. Rev. Hoxie will be at and instructive address on “Desert Irri­ fixtures, ami the woodroom full of wood,
cure is certain. For sale by City Drug Talent on Saturday and Sunday, June 25 gation of Hie Far West,” giving her is offered for sale at a bargain for
Store.
and 26 to hold services in the German hearers many facts on this problem that cash, <»r will trade for land in
Baptist church at that place, On Satur- has come to lie of such importance to the Rogue River Valley. Title ts-rfect, house
in good repair mid supplied with hot and
In the Reviews of Reviews for June
people of the Western states.
I cold water on ower and up|>er floors,
there are two important articles by econ­ day evening he will hold communion
Leona Ulrich wrote of the Japanesc- ; bath room, wood room, closets ami nil
omists on the taxation of franchises. service and on Sunday at 11 a. tn. and 8
Professor E. R. A. Seligman, of Colum­ p. m. he will deliver sermons to which Russian War and the manner in which conveniei-cies of a modern boarding house
bia University, recognized authority on services the general public is cordially
bandied her subject showed that she The house is paying property and is only
I offered for sale by reason of the owner's
American taxation, writes the New York
was
a close reader of current events and ! I wife having asthma and not able to live
experiment, while Professor Plehn, of the invited.
Quartz and placer location blanks for thnt fc,le wa> fu,b’ |x>sted as to the causes I in a low altitude. Full particulars by
University of California, describes the
sale at the Sentinel Office.
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of this war as well as of the events that ( addressing th»' Sentinel ofiiee.
bank franchise tax in that State.
P)R. T. T. SHAW
JOHN
S.
YELLOW NEWTOWN PIPPINS
SPITZENBURGS.
JONATHANS
ORTH
FOR
SALE BY
R. NEIL
A
E REAMES
fTUS
NEWBURY
W. HICKEL
J. H. Messner,
H. C. MACKEY
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L. B. WARNER, SS"