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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1904)
T Be R( VO cl< io| by R« 12 bJ th of co sa co pc hi lo tt G J« J- A T V V J I L \ 1 c I 5 J I I < 1 J Mrs. J. R. Brown ami son Dewey | mother ami brother of Mrs. Lee W. Local Briefs I Henry, arrived here last Saturday from j I their home at Cottage Grove for a visit ' with the Sentinel force. Altho' but six years old Dewey is a youngster of some | discernment anti declared, before he had Little grains of powder, Little drops of |»int, been here a day that he liked our town ! Make a lady's freckles and country much lietter than Ills town, . Look as if they aint! and that it was raining up there and the Try the Sentinel for three months. street were awfully muddy, and from re Jewelry at wholesale prices at City ports he is correct. Drug Store. A new engine has been added recently i Fine watch repairing a specialty at to the two-stamp mill equipment of the , Hickel’s jewelry shop, Jacksonville. Price and Van Sickle prosjiect on Sterl- | ing creek. In conjunction with the Learned, of the Boss Confectionery, is now serving “Hot Tamales” to his cus work on the main channel at the Sterl- ’ tomers. ing placer mine, another giant has been ' Stationery, the best in quality, the placed at the mouth of the old Grubb latest in style at prices that are right at creek channel, which puts into the main i the City Drug Store. channel alxnit one-fourth mile down ' Largest ami best stock of fresh candies from the present point of operation. in Jacksonville at The Boss. All home —Ashland Tidings. made and guaranteed pure. Miss Josephine Donegan came in Sat- | Spectacles soldered and other light unlay from Applegate where she is teach- ' repairing done at reasonable prices at ing and after a Sunday visit at home : Hickel’s jewelry store, Jacksonville. she attended the teachers' institute ' We are closing out our stock of jew the first of the week. elry. Call and get our prices. FREE to every chi hi under twelve | C ity D rug S tork . | years of age, that calls at the Boss con- i There is vacation in the public schools fectionery on Thankksgiving day, a sack this week while the teachers are attend :of candv. ing county teachers institute at Ashland. 1 If you want to rent a farm or have land Rogue River Creamery, Medford, man to rent see T. C. Norris. Medford. ufactures the C. E. G. brand fancy cream ery butter, that isclean, elegant and guar anteed. Ask your merchant for it. f Nunan—Taylor Company have a new invoice of trunks, grips, valices ami telescopes and persons fitting out for a journey will find it profitable to buy of this firm. Prospectors Still Hock to Sucker Creek. '¿’I Port Arthur the Key of Asia. From Collier’s for Novemtier 19. Buyer’s Guide To Profitable Bargains In connection with a Complete Line of Furniture the following articles may be found in my stock: Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Art Squares, Portiers, Opaque Shades. Couch Covers, Table Covers, l.involuins, Oilcloths. I.ineolum Varnish, Carpet Felt, Building Paper, Picture Frames, Room Mouldings, Brass, Wood and White Cottage Poles, Paspltllte Binding and Brass Ornaments, Wallpockets, Bamboo Furniture, Sewing Machines, Extras and oil, Canvass and Wire Cota, Camping Stools, Gia»» and Putty, Sewing Tables and Chairs, Wall Pa|x*r, "Dustine” Carpet Sweep ers, Mirrors. Baby Carriages, Feather I »lister», Washing Ma< hincs and Step Ladder*. Pic tur ou Frantoti and Furnituro Ropairod. C. W. CONKLIN, The Up-to-date House Furnisher and Undertaker The story of Port Arthur, distressing Though it is growing late in the season i as it is, has at least the merit of show- for prospecting up in that region, miners Jane McCully Cabin, Native Daughters, I ing what a cargo of heroic virtues the are going to give a grand Thanksgiving continue to flock into the up|<er Sucker ball at Orth's hall, Jacksonville, on old world still carries. Slaughter has ami Thompson creek country says the Thanksgiving night. ami no pains will never t>eeii more shocking, but bravery 1 Grants Pas* Hearld. A new party went be spared to make it the event of the has never been more abundant. Never i in recently from Holland, they Ix-ing season. in all history have men shown greater mainly miners from Seattle and Ala»ka. If you have occasion to visit the county defiance of death than has been shown 1 Within this past week a half score of seat and dont know where to stop, in in the terrible months of struggle for I elairua have l»ecn located on the Cali- quire for the Taylor House where you the citadel which has been for years I (Ornia side of the divide. There is tint can secure first class beds and meals bv the key to the eastern situation. We little vacant ground left immediately on the day or week. Transient trade solicit- can not wonder at the price Japan would this stream, except well down toward the ed and all treated right. ■ pay for the fortress, since as long as i Klamath, though the region is such a Our enterprising postmaster John F. Rus*»a owns that fort the purpose for vast one that thousands of claims would Miller has recently connected his office w-hich this war is fought will not have j need be stalked to take up the entire dis with the new gas lighting plant of Ed. ,)e*’n accomplished by Japan. If the trict. Helms, and now the patrons of the office *ar should be settled without depriving 0. K. & N. Summer Rook, have no trouble in studying out the com- Russia permanently of the fortress, a The handsome 1904 summer lxx>k , binations of there box locks and reading dagger would still be pointed at Japan's “Restful Recreation Resorts," issued by their late mail. ! heart. The control of Korea by Japan the Passenger l>ep«rtment of the Oregon ... . , . | would lx* an insecure defense as long Railroad ¿fc Navigation Coinpiny, is just Henrv kubli was m from the Apple- ,, , . . “ ; as the strongest position in Manchuria out. Tells all alxiut the summering gate countrv last Saturday where he re- t. i i i u » • ... . was held by her enemy. Russia needed places of the Columbia River Valley; a ports all serene. He is somewhat crip- . . , , .. , _ , brief description of the trips up ami down , . ... , . , . ‘ to hold the fortress for the same rea- the Columbia River, to the mountains, pled up with several carbuncles just now , , , , . . .... | sons that Japan needed to take it. Ad- I beaches, inland resorts and fountains of and limps as though he had a broken leg, .... , .. . , , . . . , . ditional motives for both sides were healing, where they are ami how to but doesnt let it hinder him from getting . • . . . . , ...... . . , furnished by considerations of prestige reach them. The Ixxtk has a special tie- around and attending to his work. ■ , ., . . .. . . and by the bearing of the Port Arthur signed front cover, printed in two colors, . and the inside pages are splendidly illus A couple of Holy Rollers have been situation on the immense struggle fur trateli by costly ami Ix-autiful half tones. proselyting at Floras creek, but from ( ther north. The talk alxiut whether A copy of this publication may lx- obtain what we hear their work will be cut all this desperate courage ami destruc- ed by sending two ceilte in stamps to A short by energetic action of the people, tion about Port Arthur has been well L- Craig, General Passenger Agent of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company; It is reported that they will visit Port invested, therefore, seems to us beside Portland. Orford, and signs indicate that the boys i the mark. If war was to be at all, will give them a hot old time when they Port Arthur was a necessity to each of do arrive.—Port Orford Tribune. the combatants, and time was an es sential consideration to both, especially Frederick Neil Innes, leader of the to Japan. It being something vital, of Courthouse famous band that bears his name, has ! I Office nnc block south therefore, to the their countries’ welfare JACKSONVILLE, • ■ OREGON been engaged by the authorities of the Russians and Japanese alike have fought Lewis and Clark fair to furnish music for for the stroghold in a manner to prove UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER. the exposition from the date of the open that man still retains the virtues of Filing» and final pr<x>f made on honir»tra<1s ing June 1, to June 28. Mr. Innes plans and limiter claim». Corrected plat* »bowing the bulldog. Effeminacy, for the great all vacant land». to organize an adult chorus and a chorus modern nations, is an imaginary bogy. NOTARY PUBLIC ANI) CONVEYANCER in which the school children will take Legal paper* of all kind» made ont. Special Let a danger, as vital as has confronted part. attention given to paper» in settlement ot Japan, threaten Germany, France, Eng estate*. ABSTRACTER OF TITLES, A carload of 1(M),000 young fruit trees land, or the United States, and we im Most complete net of abstract l>ook» in the was unloaded at Medford last week, agine that they also would still be found county, Almtract» made promptly and ac which was probably the largest ship capable of fighting desperately in the curately. REAL ESTATE ANU INSURANCE ment ever received at that place. The last ditch. Fine li»t of country and town property for sale and rent. trees were mostly apples and pears and were consigned to buyers at Central lypewriters. MONEY LOANED. Warrants bought sold. Collections made Point, Woodville, Sam Valley Eagle For sale or for rent. New and second raxes i,ai<l R<nt» and collected Prompt reply Point and othea places as well as to the hand. Cash or easy installments. All toall letters. Charges reasonable. immediate vicinity of Medford. There makes repaired or remodeled and work fully guaranteed. If vou need a machine, were enough trees in the car to plant an write us. J. E. Huxley, 82 Fourth St., REFERENCES: orchard of 1500 acres. Portland Oregon. Hon H. K Hanna, judge of 1st judicial di»- SILAS j. DAY trlct. and any Jacksonville buHÎnes» man. K. O regon SHorçr L ine A»» U nion P acific THREE TRAINS to the EAST DAILV from l»0R HAND Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, S]M>katie; tourist sleeping car» daily to Kanaaa City; through Pullman tourist deeping cars (|a-r»onally conducted) weekly to Chicago, reelin- mg chair cars jsrats free) to the East daily. D epart FOR Chicago Portland Stiecial 9:20 p. in. via Hunt ington Atlantic Express 8:15 n. in. via Hunt ington St. Paul Fast Mail 0 I». in. via S[»okane T ime S c iikiules A rrive From Portland. FROM Salt Lake, Denver. Ft. Worth. < hnaha, Kansas City, St. 4:30 p in IxMiis, Chicago ami East. Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, (»maha, Kansas City, St. 10:30 a in Louis, Chicago ami East. Walla Walla, Lew iston. Spokane, Wallace, Pullman, Minneapolis, St. 7:35 a in Paul, Duluth, Mil waukee, Chicago ami East. 70 hours PORTLAND to CHICADO No Change of Cars. Tickets Eaet via all rail, or boat and rail via Portland. Ocean and River Schedule FROM PORTLAND. 8 p. in. All sailing dates subject to change. For San Francisco- sail every five days I p. in. Daily ex. Cor.t'MHIA R ivf . r . Sunday •I p. tn. 8 p. in. To Astoria and except Satúrela y waylandings Sunday 10 p. m. A. L. CRAIG, Gen. Paaa. Agent, Portland, Oregon,
