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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1904)
Tent City Spring, Up. Applegate Items. Applegate has ex|x*rieneed some very G rants P ass , O k ., J unk 2S. Num warm weather here of late. tiers of prospectors are outfitting d Miss Gladys Rose visited friends in Grants Pass daily and starting tor tin Grants Pass last week. Geo Hoffman, of Thompson creek, mines on Thompson Creek and all was called to California by the death of through the SuckvrCrvek Country. They his uncle. are coming from different points as far Mr. Jackson, whp has been very ill at the Benedict home is very much litftter ,i\|iv as Idaho and Southern California. The actual digging of gold at the Briggs at this writing. He expects to lie able to go to a hospital in about a week. claim, on Thompson Creek, has stop|>ed Our Applegate baseball nine had an for the present as they are now engaged interesting game with Jacksonville Sun day on the Ruch grounds, the score be in bringing a ditch from the headwater, ing 5 to <> in favor of Applegate. They of Thompson Crick to the mine for the will play Crants Pass on the Fourth, purpose of supplying water. All of the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grubb were Med dirt moved will lie sluiced or puddled in ford visitors Thursday. | order to get all the values they carry. A pleasant fatniiy wedding took place last Sunday at the home of the bride's Already a townsite has lie n located, and parents, Mr. Frank McLaughlin and it is reported that there are* now <50 tents Miss Addie Thurston. The many friends up and prospectors with |xtck animals ate of Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin paid their respects at 9 o’clock p. m. ami were arriving daily. Another strike of a large royally entertained by the happy couple lxxly of rich ore has been refiorted near and their parents. All repaired to their the Briggs find.—Oregonian. homes well pleased and wishing them a Krulallv lortured. lifetime of happiness. A case came to light that tot persistent We see the smiling face of Arthur Dittmar. Glad to see him among us ami unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equaled. Joe Golobrick of Colusa, again. The telephone office being moved from Calif, writes. “For 15 vetrs I endured Provolt to John Miller’s store, m Wil-1 insufferable pain from Rheumatism ami liatns creek, works a hardship on the nothing relived me though I tried every I came across Electric- people; seven miles either wav to a thing known Bitters ami it's tin g ent* st medicine on phone. Mrs. Wooldridge and sisters, Mrs earth for that trouble. A few lot ties of Andy McCarthy and Miss Mai Shattuck, it cotnplellv relived and cured me." visited at the home of Mrs. N. Pernoll Just as good for I.tver and Kidnev t r< >u - bles and general debility. < >nli 5Oc. one day last week. Mr. Wolke ami fatniiy. of Grants Pass, Satisfaction guaranteed bv Cilv Drug are visiting the family of G. W. Wine Store. trout. Fine watch rej airing a specialty Mr. and Mrs. C. Devereaux, of Port land, who have been visiting Mr. and Hickel's jewelry shop, Jacksonville. Mrs. Jackson, have returned. Sight Was Her I error. Fred Benedict made a trip to Grants “I would cough nearly all night long.” Pass last Sunday. writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex Miss Mand Pernoll. of Ap| legate, is andria, Ind., “and could hardly get mn visiting relatives at Igerna. Cal. sleep. 1 had consumption so bad that if Our school election passed off nicely. I walked a block I would cough fright H. D. Kubli succeeded himself as di fully and spit blood, but, when all other rector; N. Pernoll as clerk. There was medicines filled, three il 'Mi dottks of a special call to vote a tax to build .< Dr. King's New Discovery wliolli cured new school house; not meeting the a; - tne and I gain«'. 5K pounds.” It's abso proval of the taxpayera, it was moved lutely guaranteed to cure Coughs. Colds, that a subscription be raised to renovate La Grippe. Bronchitis ami alt Throat the old one, and the majority re and l.ubg Troubles,. Prue 50c and fl.(Ml sponded to the amount of fluff. Next Trial bottles free at City Drug Store. fall when our pleasant teacher returns A pictorial travel article that is at once she will not know the school building. Our spring school will close next Fri entertaing and instructive is that telling All Kinds Of Harness day. Miss Donegan will teach the fall of the “Wasli-dav of All Nations." which appears in the July Worn m's Home Com term. Work Done Prompt panion. Cured of Chronic Diarrhoe t After fen Years ly. Fine Shoe W ork The traveling public can secure first of suffering. class accommodations and good hom--, “I wish to say a few words in praise of A Specialty. Chamlierlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar cooked me tis at Mrs. A. J). Florv’slroard- Prices Reasonable. rhoea Remedy,” says Mrs. Mattie Burge, ing house on Third street opposite the I’. of .Martins. \a. “I suffered from chronic S. Hotel. diarrhoea for ten y ears ami during th t Croup time tired varous medicine without ob- Is a violent inflammation of tin- mticuos taning any permanent relief. Last membrane of the wind pipe, wh:ch summer one of my children was taken i sometimes extends to the larynx and with chokra morbus an<l I proenred a | bronchil tubes; ami is one of the most bottle of this remedy. Only two doses dangerous deseases of children. It al- were required to give her entire relief. most always comes ............... ........ on in the night. I then decided to try the medicine myself j Give frequent small doeses of Ballard’s and did not use all of one liottle before I Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard's was well and I have never since been Snow Liniment externally to the throat. troubled with that complaint. One can 25c. .i0c, il.no. Sold bv Citv Drug p. R. R. TIME CARD. nat say too much in favor of that wonder- ' Store. full medicine.” This remedy is for sale South*H* nd Sorti I: K nd Station*» by City Drug Store. Train*». Tra 111*. RYAN’S Quality of Goods, Selec tion of Stock, and Reason- ableness of Price factors always considered .Xÿ/r-- Msaw.ywr JACKSONVILLE vi visitors to know il'out the Ri I I i -U HARNESS AND SHOP SHOE Henry R. Hawk PROPRIETOR s. Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association. The Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association will meetat Gladstone Park, near Oregon City, July 12th to 24th, 1904, inclusive. The Southern Pacific Co. will make reduced rates on the Cer- tificate plan for this occasion, Call on any Southern Pacific Agent for ad vert is- ing matter. SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NORMAL New buildings; Well equipped gymnasium; Am ple and beautiful grounds; Up to date training de partment; Wholesome in fluences morally and social ly; Healthful .surroundings: Expenses nominal; Gradu ates of this school com mand from $45 to $85 per month. No 1»> Nn 11 p III m ,; n > a in 10.33 Lv. Portland................ \r 11 on ............ Salem 1 ! 35 p in 12 30 ............ Alluniy.............. .. ........ 1 : 15 ............ IV. 10.03 Hi 31 10:57 11.10 2 On ............ Eugene ............ 5.'»n ........... Roseburg 1« 13 ...........Grant* Pan*............. Il II «.old 11,11 11 3»i ............ Central Point. . 11 15 Medford No 12 No It • p in a ni *7 <■» 7 I 1 JI » M' 28.1(1 I 0 B. F. MULKEY Medford Bazaar Mit« Ula Sackett Mr». 0. Gihert, or Ladies’ Goods and No tions, Linen Good, Fancy Work, Silks. Lace Material for all kinds l> in il I I. r :«• The July Woman’s Home Companion 5O| I >2 is a souvenir number of the St. Louis —. ——_ Fair. It contain» nine pages of picture a. 111 1 111 11 2* 12:02 ......... Ph<M'HIX and text descriptive of the Exposition in I II 11:» 12 12 .......... Talent........................ 1 0*. I :« all its phases. Equally attractive pictor — ial features are the “Wash-Day of All p in 3 3.'» ! 12 35 12 V. ........... A,lllnnd Nations,, and “Celebrating the Fourth of I 21 1:25 1 2> Montague 12 03 12 211 July in Uncle Sam's New Possessions ” These are the best kind of of travel arti a. in p 111 p.tn 5 10 5 10 ............ Sacramento .......... cles. and are supplemented by a vivacious II ..'Ml "11. 7,.» » Ar.. San Francis 0 H:05 2 22 description of “Sports on an Ocean-Lin Ticket, sold to nil |x>ints 111 the United states er.” Mr. Baynes contributes his usual Sleeping car reservation, made on application fascinating Nature talk. There are in Freight house open, at m a 111 »nd ( loses at I ’< teresting short stories by Shan F. Bul P-HC'OTT M WII.COX, Agent lock. Helen F. Huntington and Opie Read. Best of all, the Editors announce If you want to rent a farm or have hi ml that Margaret E. Sangster is to take Secretary of the Board or to rent see T. C. Norris, Medford. charge of a page in the Woman’s Home Trespass notices on cloth sent bv Companion. Published by The Crowell to any address for >1 .(Ml a dozen. Publishing Company, Springfield Ohio: President one dollar a year; ten cents a copy. A miii . axi » < >!<■:<.os A Mason it Hamlin organ nearly and in perfect condition will be sol Quartz and placer location blanks for a bargain. Address “Organ,” care Try the Sentinel for three months. sale at the Sentinel Office. tinel. For Catalogue Address C. H. THOMAS THE of I ancy work and Laces. 1 12 io m .'»,'25 1 .*10 1 2!» 11'.» I Orders taken for all kinds of Fancy Work. Fine Chinaware I ull Stock Fresh Confections
