Jacksonville sentinel., June 24, 1904, Image 2

The hew Oregon legislature.
H. R. Hawk has moved his harness
and
shoe shop from the Ryan building
The next Oregon Legislature will con­
to
the
Orth building where he has
sist of 73 Re|Aiblieans, 1 Independent Re­
everything
in fine sha|H- for doing first-
publican and 16 Democrats, a gain of
i
class
harness
work and shoe repairing.
two Republican over the Legislature of
Mrs.
Mary
Miller left Sunday for
1903. The Senate will have 24 Republi­
cans and six Democrats, and the House Portland to visit her daughter, Mrs. K.
FINE TRIMMED MODELS
50 Republicans and ten Democrats, The K. Kubli and to see her granddaughter
NOVELTIES AND NEW IDEAS
personnel of the Legislature of 1905 will which recently arrived at the Kubli
be as. follows:
home. Leona Ulrich went to Portland
IN MILLINERY LINES
with Mrs. Miller and will s|>end a
SENATE—REPUBLICANS.
Marion—Croisan, E.M. Farrar, Squire. month with friends in that city and in
Linn and Marion—Hobson, W. II.
Vancouver.
Louis Ulrich arrived home Tuesday
Lane—Kuykendall, Wtn.
Douglas, Josephine, Lane—Booth. R. from Ashland where he has been employ­
er! in the Southern Pacific freight office.
A.
KATHARINE CHAPMAN, MILLINER
He has resigned his |x>sitiun and will be­
Jackson—Carter, E. V.
QMOUAtt •HOaniht) MlClIftltlt* COttIQf
or CMICAOO
Crook. Klamath, Lake. Grant—Lav- come deputy county treasurer with the
MRS.
REEVE, SALESLADY
lock,J. A.
beginning of Treasurer D. H. Miller’s
Lincoln, Tillamook, Yamhill—Wright, second term the first of July. At that
time Deputy Treasurer R. B. Dow be­
G. S.
comes county recorder hii 1 Louis takes
Polk—Laughery, U. S.
his place in the trea-mrer’s office. Dur
Yamhill—Howe. W.A.
ing
the rush of taxpaying Louis was one
Clackamas—Brownell, G. C.
of
the
deputies in Sheriff Rader's office
Washington—Haines. E. W.
and
he
proved himself to be an efficient
Columbia, Multnomah—Holman 1 ler-
clerk
and
now he is to hold a still more
bert.
Multnomah—Malarkey. D. J; Mays.F responsible position and Iteing an indus­
P.; Sichel Sig; Nottingham, C. W., Ind. trious and capable young man he will lie
quite sure to fill it well.
Rep.; Coe, H. W.
Clatsop—Tuttle, Jay.
Dr. J. F. Reddey, who has lx-en in
Wasco—Whealdon, N.
Jacksonville for several weeks past while
Sherman, Gilliam* Wheeler—Bower­ attending to the sale of to the Blue Ledge
ANY TOOL. THAT THE FARMER. GARDENER
man, Jay-
copper property, which he consumated
AND ORCIIARDIST MAY NEED
Union, Wallowa—McDonold, Peter.
recently, was joined Tuesday by Mrs.
Baker, Harney, Malheur—Rand, Johu Reddy and their two children, a little lx>y
and a girl. Dr. and Mrs. Reddy have tak­
L.
en a suite of rooms at the Misses Orth
SENATE DEMOCRATS.
residence and they will spend the summer
Linn—Miller, M. A.
Hardware Store, Tinning and
in Jacksonville. Dr. and Mrs. Reddy’s
Douglas—Coshow, O. P.
Plumbing Shop.
home is in Spokane, where Mrs. Reddy’s
Coos, Curry—Sherw-iod, A. J.
father is one of the leading bankers of
Benton—Averw, P.
MEDFORD,
OREGON
Morrow, Umatilla, Union—Pierce, that city.
Walter.
B. F. McCrary and his son and the
Umatilla—Smith, C. J.
latter’s wife were in Jacksonville Wed­
HOUSE REPUBLICANS.
nesday remaining overnight and return­
Marion —Kay, T. B.; Richie, J. S.; ing with a load of supplies to their home
Settemeir, J. H.; Calvert, Chas.;Graham, near Pursel Thursday. Mr. McCrary
J. G.
and J. H. McCrary are operating a placer
Lane—Bingham, I. IL; Griffin, G. W ; mine at the mouth of Palmer Creek.
Edwards, I. N.
They only began work early this spring
Douglas—Sonneman, H. G.; Gray, J. an<l will not Ingin to take out gold for
S.
some time yet. The gravel promises to |
< (ranges
Garden Seed
Coos—Hermann, S. B.
lie rich but it is difficult to handle it hav­
Flour
Lemons
Bananas
Roller! Barley
Jackson—Jackson, D. II.; Von der Hel­ ing to be raised by derrick to the surface
Potatoes
Nuts
len, H.
where it is washed.
Crackers
Fresh Candv
Douglas, Jackson—Vawter, W. I.
Soft Drinks
Canned Good:.
Notice To Creditors.
Benton—Carter, V. A.
Comb Honey
Cigars
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Saltine Bis nit
Tobaccos
Polk—Keyt, D. L.
the undersigned, Emma Lucinda Huf
Fresh Bread
Stationery
Lincoln. Polk—Cooper, J. S.
stader has been apjiotnted administra­
Notion»
Chinaware
Yamhill—Miles, B. C.
trix of the estate of Charles E. Hufsta-
Tillamook, Yamhill—West, W. T.
der, deceased, by the Cognty Court for
Washington—Flint, A. B.; Newell, W. Jackson County, Oregon, and all persons
K.
having claims against said estate are
Clackamas—Huntlay, C. G.; Jager, hereby notified to present the same,
Frank: Bramhall, J, N.
‘ properly verified, to the undersigned
Clackamas, Multnomah—Holcomb. O .administratrix at the office of Peter
W.. Jr.
. Applegate at the Court House in Jacksott-
Multnomah—Bailey, A. A. Capron, A. I ville, Jackson County. Oregon, on or
J; Colwell, E. B; Craug, Thomas, II. Hen- before six months from the date of the
derson, M. F; H. F; Hudson, W. R; first publication of this notice, which
Killingsworth, W.M; Lidthicum, S. D; i date of first publication anil the date of
ENtabUnhod 1867
Mears, S. M; Mills, A. L; Muir, W. T; this notice is June 24, A. I). 1904.
Welch, Madisop.
E mma L ucinda II ufstadf . r .
SALEM,
OREGON
Columbia—Mayger. George.
Administratrix.
Klamath. Lake, Crook, Grant—Shook,
Oldest and Largest Nursery on Pacific Coast.
All our stock
J. S; Steiner, R. F. L.
Acute Rheumatism.
is
Home
Grown
and
guaranteed
True
to
Name.
All Tree»
Umatilla, Morrow—Cole, W. G.
Deep tearing or wrenching pains, oc- !
that
fail
to
live
replaced
at
Half
Price.
Can
till
orders
for any
. casioned
-------- i k
.. getting wet through worse j
by
Union, Wallowa—Dobbin, J. H.
when
at
rest,
or
on
fi
__________
,
on
first
moving
the
limbs
I
kind
<>f
Tree,
Shrub
or
Flower
that
can
be
grown
in
Oregon.
Union—McLeod, N. C.
and in cold or damp weather, is cured '
Large Illustrated Catalogue sent Free on application to
Baker—Smith. A. P.
quickly by Ballard's Snow Liniment. Os­
Harney, Malheur—Stitz, J. L.
car Oleson, CibsonCity’ Illinois, writes
Sherman, Gilliam, Wheeler—Donnelly, Feb. IB, 1902: “A year ago I was troubl- :
ed with a pain in my back. It soon got
R. N; Kenney, C. C.
so bad I could not bend over. One bottle j
Wasco—Burgess, J. N; Jayne, A. A.
5of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured me.'' j
HOUSE—DFJIfOC RATS
9c. 50c, fl.00 sold bv City Drugstore.
Linn—Cavender, A B.
Union Club K. C., ami Sweet Ferri fav­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Coos, Curry—Burns, Robert.
txcursion Rates to Yaqulna tfav.
orite brands of chewing tolmcco, hereto-
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
Josephine—Smith R. G.
May 5, 1901.
On June 1st the Southern Pacific Co. for 50 cents per pound, now 35 cents •t
Notice is hereby given that the following-
.Miller & Davidson's. Full stock of all
Yamhill—Calwell, F. H.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to will resume sale of Excursion tickets to
kinds of tobaccos ami cigars.
make final proof in support of his claim, and
Clatsop—Burns, J. V; Laws, J. N.
that said proof will lx-made before John S Orth, Newport and Yaquina Bay. Both season
Conklin, the house-furnisher, has re­
Umatilla—Blakelv, Win. Chamberlain, County Clerk, at his office at Jacksonville, Ore,
ceived
another shipment of carpets ami
,
and
Saturday-to-Monday
tickets
will
be
on June 29, 1901. viz H. E No. 9212, John H.
W. D.
_
Letteken, for the N
Sec. Ih, T 3X S., R I W. ; sold. This popular resort is growing in , rugs that are the equal of any ever
He names the following witnesses to prove his
brought to Southern Oregon, embracing
John Bowman, one of Jackson county’s
continuous residence upon and cultivation of avor each year, hotel rates are reasonable many Ix-autiful designs in Axniinisters,
pioneer miners, now making his home said land viz: John T Layton, of Applegate.
Win. Sorensen, of I'rovolt, Ore., E N. and the opportunities for fishing, hunting Body Brussells, Ingrains and Velvets.
with John Haskins at Squaw Lake, has Oregon,
Provolt, of Murphy, Ore., J. T. Payne, of Pro­ and sea bathing are unexcelled by any Call ami we them. The prices arc right.
been in Jacksonville for several days volt, Ore.
I ry White Pine ami Tar medicine for
other resort on the Pacific Coast.
J. T. B kiroks ,
this weak renewing old acquaintances.
5-18, 6-24
Register.
that Cough.—City Drug Store.
Millinery Goods
Shovels, Spades
Wheelbarrows
Pruning Tools
D. H. MILLER’S
MILLER & BAILEY
Kahler Blk, Jacksonville
OREGON NURSERY CO
R. D. MAPLESDEN,
MEDFORD,
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-
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agent
OREGON