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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1904)
LOCAL HAPPENINGS Brief. Breezy Various Place at Seat. By Notes Regarding the Events That Take and Near the County This the Only Paper. NEWS WHILE IT IS YET NEWSY T. J. Kenney ami Geo. E. Neuber re turned last week from the Blue Ledge mine bringing with them some of the finest specimens of coppor ore ever »ecu in this section of the state and which have attracted considerable attention froui mining men that have seen them. Essie Wilson and James Cantrall pass- ed through town Thursday enroute to the Little Applegate country where they will assist in some road work that is being done near the Crump place. The Sentinel gives the mining news. Miss Mae Huffer the trained nurse, re turned from Central Point last week, Jewelry at wholesale prices at City where she had been for some time at- ' Drug Store. tending Mrs. W. Sydow, who is now i Theo. Cameron made a business trip to convalescent. Medford Thursday. MILLINERY BARGAIN SALE There will be a Great Reduction Sale on Street Hats, Ready-to-wear Hats and Fashionable Dress Hats, lasting two days only, Friday and Saturday, December 9th and 10th. Now is the time to get yotir Christmas Hats if yon want them cheap. Remember it lasts FOR TWO DAYS ONLY Regular preaching services will lie held ' Judge Neil transacted legal business in at the M. E. church next Sunday at 11:00 1 Medford last Thursday. and if yon want a bargain in a dressy and 7:30 o'clock by Rev. Armstrong. Miss Lota Fleury was in from the Ore up-to-date hat “Yoy’ll have to hurry.” Call on Lester and Schulz and examine I gon Belle mine Wednesday. their nice line of Christmas goods. Remember that the Sentinel is the big Many Strangers are seen on the streets gest paper of its size in Oregon. of Jacksonville these days. Clyde Shaw, who is employed out at County court was in session Wednes the Oregon Belle mine, was in Sunday. day and Thursday. Mrs. Gus Newbury and Miss Pauline TIMBER I.ANO ACT JUNE 3, 1*7* NOTICE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Holt PUBLICATION. All descriptions of mechanical toys at Reuter returneel from Portland Thurs United State* Land Office, United State* I.and Office. Lester & Shulz's. Roseburg Oregon October 3 1904. day. Roaelntrg Oregon. Oct. 4, IVO4 Notice i* hereby given that in compli Notice t* hereby given that in compliance with Toys of all kinds at Lester & Shulz's. the provision* ol the act ot Congreaa of June 3rd. ance with the provision* of the act of Mrs. Gus Newbury and Pauline Reuter 1*7*. entitled An Act tor the Sale ol Timber left last Thursday for a visit at points [.and» in the Slate* ot California. Oregon. Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An Visits Old Home. Nevada, and Washington Territory." as ealend Act for the Sale of Timber Landa in the north. ed to all the public land alate* by act ofAugust 4. States ot California', Oregon, Nevada and 1*92 Washington Territory.” a* extended to Atty. C. L. Reames left Monday even |OHN AITKKN. Samuel R. Taylor returned home last stale ot ol Oregon, Oregon. I all the public bind »tale* bv act of Aug- ing for Gold Hill and other points north Friday, after a two month's visit at his ol A.hlancl county ol Jackaou. alate haa thia day iy filed in thia this office hi* his aworn sworn alate- state I list I I8B8. on legal business. old home at Princeton Indiana which he ment No 6i >167. gor the pure have ol the sEJ4 of CORNKI.IUS HITTER HAUGH . ut Section No Ashland? "county' of I ackson, state had not visited since he first came to South. Range No. .. ..... ...... ,r , . . Mrs. Helen Gale arrived in Jackson ------- ha* •—“ -s-day to allow that the land »ought la more valuable 1 of Oregon, tht* day 61« tiled in tills office Southern Oregon over 50 years ago. Mr. ville last Thursday for a visit with her tor ila timber oi atone than tor agricultural hl* sworn statement No. 6457 for the - — — and fn ea I »1 a aefts hi. I a*I •• «4 . a - tu a-aat eatabli.h Ml« f claim Io aaaat.l aaid 1 ■* land Taylor reports a most pleasant visit to purpuara. parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Colvig. *w'4 of before the HegiMer and Receiver. I”. H land office pttreha-e of the Lot* 3 and 4, his boyhood home but says the changes at Roaetmrg Oregon, on Friday, the '»th day ol of section No. 6 in Township No. 41 a, Frank R. Neil and daughter, who have in the country since he left there have January MM Range No 3 w ami will offer proof to name* a* witneaae* Flank E Kincart been visiting his father Judge Neil and been many and wonderful. He brought ot He Oakland Oregon. Harry W Miller ol Myrtle •bow that the laiul »ought it more valu wife at this place, left last Friday for bis home a box of persimmons and a sack of Creek Oregon and I.oui* k Ulen and John A I. able for it* timlier or stone than for ag Shelly both of Ashland Oregon ricultural purposes ami to e*labli»h hi* home in Sacremento. Any an«i all parsons «i.iirning adversely the hickory nuts which the writer was per above described land* are requeater! to file their claim to »aid laud before the Rrgister I. A. Collins, or “Colly” as he was mitted to sample and was a reminder of claima in this office on or before «aid Mh day of ami Receiver United State* Land Office, January. 1905. J. T. BaitM.ka, Roseburg. Oregon, on Tuesday the 27th familiarly know by the boys, left last things “back east”. However the 14-14 12'23 Reg taler dav of IlecemGer, 1904, week for his home in California. Colly weather was quite nice there during Mr. , Hr name* a* witnesses, Frank E. was one of the heavyweights in “Ne uber’s Taylor’s stay and after fifty year* of.' A. f. R mism C. L. Reame* Kincart of (lakland, Oregon; Harry W. .Miller of Myrtle Creek, Oregon: Max W. Southern Oregon, he certainly would | •Gold Bricks.” Luckenlmck of Medford Oregon; Solo have noticed it very much had it been 1 mon A. 1 .a tides, of Ashland, Oregon. Mr. Furness, who is soon to put in a otherwise. 1 Any and all persons claiming adversely fine line of gent's furnishings in the build lawyers the above described lands arc requested ing now ocupied by C. W.Conklin, made Practice in all State and Federal courts. to file their claim* in this office on or tic- a flyine trip to Grants Pass the first of the Weather Report for November fore said 27th day of December 1904. Office In Kahler Blk., Jacksonville, week returning Tuesday. J. T. B riugkb , Register. Following is the report of V S Volun County Clerk Orth has received notice from Supt. Calbreath of the Oregon In teer Weather Observer E. Britt, for Jack COUGHING SPELL CAUSED DEATH. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. “Harry Duckwell, aged 25 years, chok sane Asylum that Whitfield L. May, com sonville, for month of November Latitude ed to death early yesterday morning at Notice is hereby given thnt all persons mitted to that institution from Jackson 42 deg 18 min west; longitude 123 deg 5 his home, in the presence of his wife having claims against the estate of Aug min north. county Oct. 20, 1904, was discharged as and child. He contracted a slight cold ust Wulf, deceased, are hereby required a few days ago and paid but little atten to present them to the undersigned on or cured Nov. 21st. DATE MAXI* MIMI- i - rfx ’ f - character or tion to it. Yesterday morning be was before six months from date of this Mt* Mt'M TAT’N DAV Ben Thurston of Applegate, the miner, 40 .10 59 1...... .......... part cloudy seized with a fit of coughing w hich con notice. 39 . ................ cloudy tinued for some time. His wife sent for has been at the county seat several times 2 ...... 61 Jacksonville. Oregon October 28, 1904. 61 35 3 ...... ...................... clear Mas. E liza hf . th W ulf , lately. He has discovered that his mine 43 .10 55 4 ...... ...._...... ...cloudy a physician but before he could arrive, 4* 32 5 ...... Administratrix of the Estate of . ................. cloudy another coughing spell came on and has been included in a timber claim on as 6 ..... 52 -..........part cloudy Duckwell died from suffocation.—St. A ugust W ulf , deceased. 60 40 7 ...... ...... part cloudy which proof was made some time ago, 37 * . ... «3 . .....................<.l«.ar Louis Globe-Democrat, Dec. 1, 1901.” 36 and his business was in connection there 9 66 ......................clear Ballard's Horehound Syrup would have 61 37 10 ..... ........ .clear saved him. 25c, 50c and Jd .00. Sold by Quartz and placer location blanks for with. 67 11 ...... part cloudy sale at the Sentinel Office. City Drug Store: 70 49 12 ...... ........ cloudy Mr. Jno. Marsh recently handed us a 13 ...... 62 41 part cloudy 61 41 11 .... .07 ........ cloudy sample potato that he received from N. 15 55 41 ...... .90 ........ cloudy 36 ........ cloudy I Langell, of Klamath Falls and was grown 16 ...... 60 ' 17 .... 53 42 .2* ........ dourly | in that locality that is certainly a beauty 1* ...... 50 40 .25 .. part cloudy i 44 19 ...... 32 ..part cloudy It weighs 4>i lbs. and is well formed and 20 •« 59 ...... ...part cloudy .55 39 21 ...... ...part cloudy symmetrical. Whether it was grown 22 ...... 57 40 part cloudy under irrigation or not he did not know 23 ...... 50 .19 .part cloudy 64 24 ...... 34 0* ..part cloudy but it iscertainly a fine specimen. 60 25 ...... 44 ......... cloudy MISS CHAPMAN, MILLINER REAMES & REAMES 26 27 2* 29 30 31 ...... ...... ...... . ...... ...... 66 12 45 39 31 41 ......... cloudy ...........cloudy .......... cloudy .......... cloudy ......... cloudy Little Chester Wendt was the victim of 40 5'2 03 quite a serious accident last Sunday that t* 54 .38 resulted in his receiving a scalp wound which required the attention of a physi Temperature—mean max. 58.06; mean cian. With his brother he was taking a min. 39.26; mean 48.66. Max. 70 on 12th; horseback ride, when a sudden turn of min. 32, on 5tli; greatest daily range the animal threw them both off with the 30. above result. He is reported to lie get Precipitation—Total for month, 2..">4 ting along nicely now. inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .90 inches Rev. A. J. Armstrong was in town on 15th. Monday having driven over from Phoenix where he is conducting a series of revival Dance at Applegate. meetings. Last Sunday a class was or ganized with a membership of 25, which There will lie a Christmas Ball at will probably be increased before the Applegate on Monday evening December meetings are concluded. This speaks 26th 1!K)4 to which all are invited. Teams well for the ability of both Rev. Arm will be cared for at reasonable rates. strong and Rev. Blackwell, who have the Tickets J2.OO. meetings in charge. FURNISHINGS FOR CENTLEMEN JUST RECEIVED A NICE NEW LINE OF SHOES, HATS, TIES, SVSPENOERS, IN FACT NEARLY EVERYTHING WORN BY MEN. NOBBY LINE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. INSPECT OUR STOCK J. M. CRONEMILLER
