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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1904)
Died at the home of J. F. Hall in Jack sonville, on Thursday iJecember 1st at 12 o'clock, Mr. J. A. Mal>ee aged 63 years, of IHM'ED ON apoplexy. Mr. Mabee was a cripple and FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. not in gixal health having had former MV I.KK W. HENRY, EDITOR. attacks of the same disease. The attack that resulted in his death came on Tues Eutrnsl in the postofficr <»l Jacksonville, day and the old man never rallied. He Jucksori County, Oregon, u» second class mailer has no relatives in this country but hail made his home with Mr. Hall for a Hl'»»« MII-riOM kA IKK number of years. He came here from One year ..... JI <0 six month» ..... 7ft Illinois nearly 20 years ago and what Three month» .... «U distant relatives he has »till reside there. The funeral is to lie held today and «in C i . i 'H hino T om » ducted by Rev. Roliert Ennis interment The Hentinel mid the Weekly Oregonian will lie sent to one address lor fl a year. The Menti being made in the Jacksonville cemetery. JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL ne) gives the Jackson connly news and the ore gonian gives I lie stale, national and world news, thus a trailer Is aide Io cover lhe entire news held at alami lhe price ol but one paper. faiAL brh*< airrioN* The Ja< kaonville Sentinel will be will to any addreu at any jm »» i office tn the United State», lor lour week» lor It) cent*. All subscription*. regular or trial will I m -prompt ly Moptml at the date ol expiration, unle»» a re- nrwal I» received Friday, December 2, '04 The way to build up your homo town is to work for it, talk for it and patron- izo those in businoss there Kemeniber that your subscription to this pajier is due at least once a year anil should lie kept paid in advance. The Sentinel is not the largest pajier in th«- state of Oregon but it is the "big gest paper of its size" and worth >1.50 a ■ <-.»r Resident* of our little city have every reason to feel encouraged at the present prospect» of growth ami advancement that arc in evidence in Jacksonville. Our business men arc all. slowly but surely, increasing theit business, new business houses arc coming in ami more are to follow, new residences are now building ami more arc to Ire built, the outlook in lumlier and mining business in this vicinity was never so promising, while, to cup the climax, is the news of a large, new academy building for the Sisters School to cost about >10,000. Surely, things are coming our way. That "honesty is the best policy" is evidenced by the trial now in pro- gtess in the city of Portland liefore the I". S. Circuit Couit, in which the Federal authorities are introducing evidence to prove the guilt of the six defendants whom it is alleged defrauded the govern ment out of land and srt a "terrific pace" with their illgotten gains. The evi dence in this case illustrates the ol«l say ing: "make tracks," ami if they are crooked ones they are likely to cause them sorrow, humiliation, amt no end of trouble. It may lie all right to be considered "swell" but it is much bet ter to lie considered honest and upright. HOLIDAY GOODS Toilet Sets, Ladies’ Hand Bags in genuine Seal and Walrus, Photo Albums, Scrap Books, Christmas Books, Latest Poems in Padded Leather Covers, Sterling Sil ver Ware, Fancy Clocks, CITY DRUG STORE, John Blalock was down from Placer Saturday, and »ays that as lessee of the JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. old Blalock mine he has everything in y readiness to liegin operations as soon as sufficient water is in sight. Two new monitors and 2700 feet of piping have AN EMERGENCY MEDICINE. SHERIFF’S SALE. been placed to facilitate the work this For sprains, bruises, burns, scalds and H. L. White, Plaintiff, VS. Washing similar injuries, there is nothing so good ton and California Mining and Milling season.—Grants Pass Herald. as Chambelain's Pain Balm. It sooth j Company, a corporation, Defendants. Geo. E. Neulier and "Billy” Hutton es the wound and not only gives instant By virtue of and execution issued out made a trip to Medford Monday to look relief from pain, but causes the parts to of the Circuit Court of the state of Ore after the new saloon they are to open up heal in about one third the time required gon, for the county of Jackson, on the by the usual treatment. Sold by City 2nd day of November, 1904. on a judg there soon. Drug Store. ment rendered in said Court on the 24th day of October, 1904, in favor of H. L. S. M. Taylor,of the Taylor House,is ex Nunan—Taylor Company have a new White, Plaintiff, and against Washington pected home today from Indiana where he invoice of trunks, grips, valices and and California Mining and Milling Co. has been several weeks visiting relatves. telescopes and persons fitting out for a Defendants, for the sum of two-hundred and fourteen and 35-100 dollars with in Miss Francis Nunan left for California journey will find it profitable to buy of this firm. terest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum last Sunday, accompanied as far as Ash from the 19th day of March, 1904, and land by her brother Charley. all the costs of and upon this writ. Public notice is hereby given that on Tn- the Sentinel for three months. Saturday, December 16th, 1904, at the Mrs. Hamlin the dancing teacher lias hour of 3 o’clock, p. m. of said day, in left Medford and is now in Grants Pass. i front of the court house in the town of Jacksonville, Oregou, I will in obedience C. F. 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TH« JOURNAL Killed d Panther Young Murray and Wertz, employes in the Sugar Pine Store, «pent Sunday at the Wertz home, 12 miles down the river and had the pleasure of killing a big panther Sunday night says the Grants Pass Hearld. After the family hail re tired ami about midnight the dogs heard a commotion at the pig pen and on scent ing big game they roused the household Second Floor, Adkins Block, opjxisite Postoffice. by their loud barking. The boys got up, took the guns and went out to investigate Medford - Ore finding the dogs had treed a big panther, and it did not take them long to dispatch the brute, which measured Fine Photography a Specialty. Special attention given to posing more than nine feet from tip to tip. H. C. MACKEY Photo Gallery of children. JUl ivork guaran. Fine job work at the Sentinel Office. teed. Prices reasonable. Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Art Squares, Portiers, Opaque Shades. 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