Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906, January 06, 1905, Image 2

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    ARTHUR IS TAKEN
Aquarium tor I he fair
An aquarium which will contain sev-
erl hundred varieties of fish will la* a
Stronghold is at Last Taken by the feature of the United States Government
Valiant Japs After a Resistance exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Centen­
That Will Go Down Into History nial. The Exjxtsition authorities have
as Most Stubbort on Record. received a communication from tile
Government Building.
Huge glass tanks from six to 12 fert
JAPS OCCUPY THE CITY TUESDAY long will lx? erected in the fisheries sre-
tion, containing all known members of
Port Arthur has at last auccumed to the finny tribe that the Government can
the tierce tenacity of the Ja|»nese at­ collect. The tank will be abovethe level
tack. General Stossel has seen the use­ of the fioor, and the light will come from
lessness of further resistance which above, so that the visitors to the exhibit
would have been a crime against human can see the fish swimming about in their
ity.
natural element. Several hundred feet
The conditions of the surrender are not of glass walls will lie in charge of ex­
yet known, but in all quarters it is an perts from the Goverment department,
ticipated that they are such as an honor­ who will attend to the proper care and
able soldier may accept from a brave an<l feeding of the fish.
victorious enemy.
It is said
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arrangements
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will
At 9:45 o’clock Monday night the com- have to lx- made for the accomodation of
missioners completed signing of the cap- 1 the Chinook salmon, as he will butt his
itulation agreement. Both armies had ! head against the wall if confined in a
suspended hostilities five hours earlier. limited tank, causing his own death.
The city of Port Arthur was occupied Impatient of restraint, the salmon would,
by the Japanese Tuesday.
if allowed commit suicide bv charging
Tokio is the scene of rejoicing, people against the walls of his prison. It is be-
finding in the outcome comjxrnsation for lieved that to overcome this suicidal pro-
all the sacrifice of life and monev that pensity of the salmon that smaller cir­
was entailed in the ten months’ siege.
cular tanks will need to be provided for
To what extent the fall of Port Arthur the accommodation of the Chinooks. In
will make for a restoration of peace is such quarters the fish could not get
an open question. There is an encourag- sufficient headway, and the curved wall TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE :i. IM7X NOTICE
Weather Report lor November.
FOR 1*1 Bl.RATION.
ing note in the expression of Baron Hay- would not offer enough resistance for
United Htaln» Lan«! office.
Rowtmrg <>rex«*h Oct •, 1901
ashi, Japanese Minister.to London,of the him to kill himself by impact with the
Following is tin- report of ü S Volun­
Notice H hereby given that tn compliAiice with
hope that in some way it will facilitate walls,
the pruvi*tun» ul the act «»! LongtecM <4 June 3. teer Weather Observer E. Britt, for Jack­
1M7M, entitled 'An Act for the »ale of Tim Orr
final peace, though the pacific note is
Lan«!* in the State* of California. Oregon. Nevada sonville, for month of November Latitude
and Washington Territory
a« eatrnded to all 42«leg IM min west, longitude 121 deg 5
perhaps lost in the later words of the '
the Public f.arxl Slate* by art of AuguM 4 1^,
New S. S. Officers
Minister, which calls attention to the
nun north.
WILLIAM A AITKIN,
fact that the Port Arthur arniv will now I
of Ashland, county of Jackson. State of Oregon,
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han thi* dav file«! tn this office hi* sworn «date-
CHASACTVa or
be free to go north, which is an offset to
On Wednesday evening the following merit No »'»477, for the purchase of the north east PATH Mt M MINI
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the reinforcements General Kuropatkin new officers were elected for the M. E.
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of Range 3 W ml, and wilt offer proof to show that
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has been receiving from Russia since the Sunday school which is said to lie in a the land sought is more valuable for Us limber or
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battle of Shakhe.
most flourishing condition.
tablish ht* claim to said lan<l before the Register 1
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Supt. C. W. Conklin, Asst. Supt. Orris on Monday. the 9th day of January, 1905
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paign will be renewed with fresh vigor Raypboltz, Organist, Mrs. Taylor, and Oregon anti John II Aitken of I s I i I mik I Oregon
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Any and all ticraons claiming adverarly the
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in the spring, and that the nation will Asst., Organist Miss Lena Hooks.
altovr described lands are requested to hie their
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claim* in this office on or beiufe Maid 9th day <4
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"I was much affected with sciatica,’ ••II. 12-23
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Kojestvenskv, which s’arted from Libau suffering a deal of pain. I was induced
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to try Ballard's Snow Liniment, which Taylor Company’s to be *ol<l with baking 22
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for the Far East three months ago, will relieved me. I used three 50c Ixittles. power at no additional charge.
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benefited by it. I now walk without
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ent in the harbor of Vladivostok.
light labor on the farm.” 25c, 50c, JI .(Mi.
Sold
by
City
Drug
Store.
That Japan may not be permitted to
Temperature—mean max. 5M.06; mean
retain po«ession of Port Arthur without
I min. 39.36; mean 4M.66. Max. 70 on 12th;
dispute is shown in the fact that paris CURED HIS MOTHER OF RHEUMA­
min. 32, on >>tb; greatest daily range
Second Floor, Adkins Block,
newspapers are already reviving the claim
TISM.
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opposite Postoffice.
made in 1901 that the holding of that
Precipitation—Total for month, 2.54
“My mother has been a sufferer for
Medford
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position, commanding the Eastern seas, many years from rheumatism," says W.
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .90 inches
by the Japanese would lie a menace to II. Howard of Husband Pennsylvania.
on 15th.
"At times she was unable to move at all,
European powers.
Fine Photography a Specialty.
while at all times walking was painful.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
There is a conviction in diplomatic cir­ I presented her with a bottle of Chamber­ Special attention %iuen to posin#
Lnnd Office ut Roseburg. Oregon
cles in St. Petersburg that some one of lain’s Pain Balm and after a few appli­ of children. Jill work guarani
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teed.
Prices
reasonable.
Notice
is
hereby given that the following
the powers may make a tender of friend­ cations she decided it was the most won­
named settler has Hied notice of hi« intention Io
ly offices and the intimation is conveyed derful pain reliever she had ever tried, in
make final proof in support of hi* claim and
fact, she is never without it now and is
that «aid proof will be made Ixtote John S. Orth
that the United States may take the ini­ at all times able to walk. An occasional
County Clerk nt his office at Jacksonville. Ore.’
on Feb 21. 1905, viz II
1< No. 9015 Chat les
tiative. Should that be the case, it could application of Pain Balm keeps away the
Hofer, lor the lot .1 of Bee. IS. T .19 H R. 4 W.
only be upon assurance from both the pair} that she was formerly troubled
He name» the following wi I iicsm - s to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
warring powers that the tender would be with." For sale by City Drug Store.
Office one block south of Courthouse
«aid land, viz
Janie. Rock, Hr., James Rock
received by them in good part.
JACKSONVILLE.
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OREGON Jt Dick Rock and John Beckner all of Apple-
gate, Oregon.
Early Tuesday two Russian torpedo CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY
11 is 19«»
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11 IS. 12-23
Register,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
launches arrived at Chefoo, and there
THE BEST MADE.
Filing« and final proof nisdc on homesteads
Hotel for Sale.
were then seven Japanese torpedo de­
and timber claim«. Corrected plat« «bowing
"In my opinion Chamberlain’s Cough
all vacant land«.
Ina Rogue Rivertown. Title perfect and
stroyers in the harbor. Later in the Remedy is the best made for colds," says
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER.
the opportunity for a profitable business.
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville, Califor-
morning four destroyers departed.
Legal paper» of nil kind« made out. Special
Building well located, in good repair
ia.
There
is
no
doubt
about
its
being
the
attention given to paper» iu settlement of
Russian officers who have reached Che­
and
fully furnished. Six lots ami a rich
estates.
best. No other will cure a cold so quick­
garden tract where all vegetables needed
foo relate that the Port Arthur garri­ ly. No other is so sure a preventive of
ABSTRACTER OF TITLE«,
for the hotel can be raised ami a*t abund­
son was completely worn out by five days pneumonia. No other is so plesant and
Mo«t complete set of abstract book« in the
ance of fruit. Titular land tract of 12
county, Atmtracts made promptly and ac-
of continuous fighting, that the supply safe to take. These are good reasons
curately.
acre 2J£ miles distant goes with property.
of food was almost exhausted, and that why it should be preferred to any other.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
All sold at a bargain and immediate pos­
The fact is that few people are satisfied
Fine list of country and town property tor
the limit of resistance had been reached with any other after having once
session
given. Good reason for selling.
used
«ale and rent.
M. Calhoun,
when General Stossel made his offer of this remedy. For sale by City Drug
MONEY LOANED.
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Phoenix,
Oregon.
Store.
capitulation.
Warrants ix.ught and «old. Collections made
Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply
If you have occasion to visit thecounty
to all letters. Charges reasonable.
seat and dont know where to stop, in­
Rogue River Creamery, Medford, man-
Hawk, the harness and shoe man, now
quire for the Taylor House where you
lias his shop in the Learned building op­ ufactures the C. E. G. brand fancy cream­
can secure first class beds ami meals bv
posite the U. S. hotel. Good work at ery butter, that is clean, elegant and guar­
lion. IL K. Hanna, judge of 1st judicial dis­ the day or week. Transient trade solicit­
anteed.
Ask
your
merchant
for
it.
reasonable prices.
trict, and any Jacksonville buninesw num.
ed and all treated right.
H. C. MACKEY
Photo Gallery
SILAS J. DAY
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