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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1904)
Sheriff Rider; County Clerk Orth. Judge Neil and Oscar Lewis returned Wednesday from a 10 days outing on Elk creek. Their camp was in the foothills Brief. Breezy Notes Reqardinq the of the Cascade mountains ami one day Various Events that Take last week a four-inch snow fell, but it soon went off. They had though a very Place at and Near the County pleasant trip and as for hunting they had Seat. B\ This the Only Taper. the best of success, getting 12 fine deer and could have secured more had they desired, as the hills were full of deer. NEWS WHILE II IS VEÎ NIWSÌ Thev brought back a wagon load of venison which they divided with their Fresh bread, daily, at W. H. Millers. friend*. All kinds of fresh, crisp vegetables at W. S. Webb of Evans Creek, was in W. H. Miller*. town on Monday. He says he is de Keep your floors clean by the use of veloping a very fine quartz proposition Dustine. Sold at nklin's furniture on Evans Creek, about Is mile« from store. Woodville nr 1‘, miles from Bybee A fine selection of glassware at Nunan- Springs. He says it is a g<H»d low pro Tavlor Compin''s to be sold with baking position. and the ledge is some 14 feet power at no additional charge. wide and goes from <4 to #13 ]>er ton >>n Hickel, the Jacksonville jeweler, has a some 40 assays made.—Oregon Mining full stock of spectacles and will tit them Journal. to your eve and his prices are right. Mr. H. I). Ridinger and Mrs. H Rowe For rent, a well furnished l>edroom who went to Tacoma three weeks ago on with use of adjoining parlor in private a visit to their brother Dr. George Kahler, residence near business ¡»art of town. and also with a view of locating there, Address Room, care. Sentinel. have returned to Portland and will locate Rogue Riwr Creamery. Medford, man in that city. Monday Mrs. Rowe’s dau ufactures the C. E. G. brand fancy cream ghters Isabel and Hazel left Tolo to jour ery butter, that isclean. elegant an<i guar their mother in Portland. anteed. Ask your merchant for it. The stork made its first visit Thursday Hickel, the Jacksonville jeweler, has morning to the home of Prof, and Mrs. some fine Waltham and Elgin watches, warranted for 29 wars. and full gold cases A. O. Freel and much to their happi that he will sell at a close margin of pro- ness1 left a bright, winsome girl baby to fiit. gladden the family circle. Bert Louteznheiser, a miner who has Nun.m—Taylor Company hive a new been working at the Opp mine for some I invoice of trunks, gri|>s, valiccs and time, has returned to his former home telescopes and persons fitting out for a journey will find it profitable to buy of at Redding. this firm. Charles Swartzfager was in from Steam A fine assortment of picture moulding. boat with a load of beef Tuesday. Mr. Bring in vour pictures and have them Swartzfager is now making a trip each framed. The workmanship speaks for week to Jacksonville with i load of beef. i*sdf. At C. W. Conklin’s. Cabbage, fresh and crisp and all other Eugene Thompson, who had Gus New vegetables fresh from Maury’* garden-- bury’s ranch at Squaw lake rented has at Learned’s. Fresh fruits of all kinds.' given it up and moved his family and Spectacles soldered and other light effects back to Jacksonville where he repairing done at reasonable prices at will reside for the winter. Hickel’s jewelry store, Jacksonville. Buy a 1900 washer and make washday | Chris. Ulrich carries a full the pleasantest day of the week. Call and doors which he sells and examine the machine and see how- prices. perfect it is and how easily it is to oper Fine watch repairing a specialty at ■ ate. For sale bv C. W. Conklin, the Hickel’s jewelry shop, Jacksonville. house-furnisher. If you want to rent a farm or have land If you want to buy a musical instru to rent see T. C. Norris. Medfitrd. ment of any kind write to C. F. Shep Try White Pine and Tar medicine for, herd, .'.shland who will give you prices that Cough.—City Drug Store. and terms that are satisfactory. He If you have any timlier land you want handles the best instruments and makes to sell—See T. C. Norris. no misrepresentations in telling of his Fresh, pure, candies at Millers. goods. Harry Helms with W. J. Kenney has been at Thompson’s place on Squaw lake for the past week returned Wednesday. Mr. Kenney will return Saturday. They had a good outing but no game as the stormy weather made hunting not a good success. A. E. Spaulding, who has been in Ta coma for the past two months since work ceased at the close of the season at the placer mine that is operating on Forest creek, and which he and other Tacoma parties purchased of Cook & Howland, is expected back within the next week I when he will at once begin to put the ditches in order and other needed work ' preparatory to resuming piping as soon as there is sufficient water in the creek. There are twelve students at the Ore gon State Agricultural College at Cor vallis, from Jackson county this year as follows: Jesse Applegate, Jacksonville; Samuel Louis Bennett, Medford; (trover Clyde Briggs, Ashland; Thomas Reeves Brown, Ashland; Henry B. Carter, Ash land; Mary Catherine Colvig, Jackson ville; I’ercy DeGroot, Medford; Clyde Rhodes, Ashland; Maude Ethel Roberts, Medford; Agnes von der Hellen, Wellen; George Bruce von der Hellen, Wellen; Jesse Ralph Woodford, Menford. I lewis and Clark Centennial. International scope is assured to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exjiosition to lie held at Portland, Oregon, from June 1st to October 15, 1995, by President Roosevelt's approval of the act of Cong ress making an appropriation for the Ex position, and his invitation to foreign countries to participate Portland’s Expo sition will represent a total outlay of over #5,000,009. Though covering 405 acres of land and natural lake, it will be com pact in form, and the average person will lie able to ‘ee and comprehend it all in a few days at moderatecost. The cream of the foreign and domestic exhibits to In- made at St. Louis this year will l»e trans ferred to Portland at the close of the j The Louisiana Purchase Exposition. United States exhibit will li a- moved entire to Portland and installed in building to be specially erected. This exhibit will be worth #800.000. In addition Portlai <1 w ill have many features which will not lie seen at St. Louis, such as exhibit demon strating the life, customs and industries of China, Japan, Hawaii, Siberia, Russia, Alaska, Australia. New Zealand, the Phil ippines and India. The Lewis and Clark Centennial will be the first international exposition under Government patronage ever held on the Pacific Coast. It will be in every way a Western exposition. The railroads will make low rates from Missouri and Miss issippi river pointft to Portland, and ex ceptionally low rates will be in effect be tween Portland ami the Rocky Mountain region. Shovels, Spades Wheelbarrows Pruning Tools ANY TOOL THAT THE FARMER. GARDENER AND ORCHARDIST MAY NEED D. //. MILLER’S Hardware Store, Tinning and Plumbing Shop. OREGON MEDFORD, OREGON NURSERY CO E»tabH»hod 1867 OREGON SALEM, Ohlest an‘1 Largest Nursery on Pacific Coast. All our stock is Ih>me Grown and guar.ii.tccd True to Name. All Tree» th it fail to live replaced at Half Price. Can till orders for any kind of Tree, Shrub or Flower that can be grown in Oregon. Large Illustrated Catalogue sent Free on application to R. D. MAPLESDEN, MEDFORD, - - agent OREGON^ - W hite & T rowbridge THE BIG LAND AGENTS MEDFORD. - OREGON • Il e h hvc the largest and best list in Southern Oregon of Fruit. Alfnlfn. Dairy and Stock Lands, Timber l ands, Mining Bargains and Town Property. Dealers in Sewing Machines, Lime, Cement and Shingles We buy wool and mohair. Union Livery Stables Rigs on short notice for timber cruisers, com mercial men, mining men, sawmill men, all kinds of men or parties. Horses lid at rea sonable rates. Geo. N. Lewis, Prop., Society*»» Sew Game. “Trail” has taken society by storm It is something new, something different. “Trail” as the name implies, is found ed on a jioptilar hunting sport, is played with fifty-three tine can’s in four colors, representing a fox to be chased and caught, Hint four packs of hounds of thirteen each. “Trail” has constantly recurring inter est for players as they perfect their play ing from evening to evening, in marked contrast to certain recent boist rotis games that bore the players at the end of an hour. With the one pack six other splendid, new, copyright games can be played. Two Educational games, and two games of Fun, making it suitable for all mem bers of a family. “Trail” can be had of dealers or sent post-paid, 75c. gilt edge, plain f>Oc. Rules for seven games free. COMBINATION CARD GAME CO. A tlantic , G a . JacKsonville Gold Hill Development Company. The above company has completed ar rangements to install a power plant and custom smelter at Gold Hill, Oregon. The final survey h is been made by J. S. Howard, and water sufficient will be available at the lowest stage of the river to generate H009 horse jxiwcr. The re gion through which the line will extend is between Ashland and Grants Pass and all internie..late points* The company will have alxiut BfMJO horse jiower over ami above its own requirements to dis jiose of, at a very reasonable rate. Con sumers desiring current for light or pow er will please address H. S< IIA 1.1 | |.;g. Gen. Man., Gold Hill, Ore.
