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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1905)
THE COUNTY NEWS of this section will be increased within the next few years. Dies of Hunqer and Exposure. Short Pdrjqrdphs Reqdrdinq Doinqs —- Ihrouqhoul the lenqth <ind The laxly of David Zanon was found Breadth ot Jackson County as 1 last Sunday in the Salt Creek mountains, We Succeed In Capturinq them. i about three miles from his home, by SOME ARI NEWSY: SOME ARE NOE ••that Rascal Pat.” The public school is soon going to put <»n u roaring farce comedy entitled ‘'That Rascal Pat” which is said to I m - an A No. I production. It will be presented by the high school pupils assisted t»y some of the instructors, ami will doubtless lx- as goo<l as anything that has lx-en seen in that line here for a long time. Punds raised by the entertainment will be added to the school library fund. Drops Ik’dd in Shop. | searching parties who had been out in I search of hint since shortly after Christ mas. One of the ¡tarties had, several «lays prior to finding the laxly, found the missing man’s ax stuck in a small tree which he had cut down. The laxly was found in a thicket of young firs only a short distance from this place, but several days later, where he had laid down per- ished from hunger and cold. The txxly was brought to Jacksonville Tuesday and buried in the Catholicceme- tery, Rev. Father Lane conducting the burial services. Deceased was a native of Trent, Austria,and was 50 years of age. His brother, Martin Zanon, of I^tke creek, was the only relative living iu this country. Eeam Runs Awdy. The following is a press rejxirt of Jan. Harvey York of Kubli had quite an loth, from Grants Pass: The funeral of Jrffereson Allen, the mechanic and black- exciting runaway on Saturday while re smith, who dropped dead Saturday at turning home from a trip to (.rants Pass the Greenback mine, was hel«l from the 1 with a team says the Rogue River Cour family residence in this city yesterday. ier. He was rilling on the running gears Interment occurred at (hid Fellows'cem of the wagon and a horse, tied to the etery. Mr. Allen was a strong robust wagon, was being led behin<l In going man, an«l his death was lx>th a shock and i down a little declivity, the wagon ran a surprise to his many friends, both at I against one of the horses which prompt Greenback and in this city. He had ly began to kick and succeeded iu kick- lx-en at work in the Greenback black 1 mg over the traces anil one of the lines smith shop, as usual, all day Saturday, as well. The team then ran away and 1 and just before the time for quitting the driver, with no means to control it, work, fell dead on the shop flixir. His jum|x-d off without injury. The horse comrades carried him to the mine lodg- behind the wagon, an unwilling partici ing hoiUK-, and medical aid was summon pant in the race, was jerked down and ed, but to no avail. Deceased leaves a dragged for some little distance wi<low and child. an<l would undoubtedly have been killed, had not the halter parted in the nick of time. The runaway team finally Quarterly Conference. broke away from the wagon, leaving it Ixidly demolished in a ditch. The horses Quarterly conference of the Jackson were recovered and were not liadly in ville charge was held at the M. E. church jured. last Saturday conducted by Presiding Elder J)r. Wire, it was well attended Buy Your Wall Paper at Howe. and considerable business of importance was conducted. Why patronize agents and send your The Phoenix and Independence ap money away when you can do as well pointments were consolidated and added at home, and every dollar sent out of to the Medford charge, Rev. Blackwell town hurts you as well as you merchant. preaching there at 3:00 o'clock ever Sun Besides if you run short you can get day afternoon. The Griffin creek ap more without adilitinal cost, or if you pointment was ydded to the Jacksonville | have any left it can I m - returned and get charge and Rev. A. J. Armstrong will ' your money. Come in and see my stock pieach there the 2nd and 3rd Sundays of and get my prices. I can pfcase you. each month at 3:00 o'clock. Preaching C. W. C onklin . services will l>e held here every Sunday now at 11:00 and 7:30 o'clock which Strayed or Stolen. change will lx- appreciated by the Jack sonville |>eople. Strayed from the Selby place, about The report at the conference showed two months ago one 3-vear-old Ixiy mare everything to lx- up hi good sha|x- in this colt, branded "1” on left shoulder. Find district and the work progressing favor er will please notify the owner Adolph ably in the hands of able and sincere Schulz, Jacksonville Oregon, who will ministers. pay all just claims for damages. Sells fat Steers. THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS THE DOOR TO LONG LIVING. The men of eighty-five and ninety ■ years of age are not the rotund well fed, I but thin, spare men who live on a slend er diet. Be as careful as he will, how ever, n man past middle age, will oc- j easionallv eat too much of some : article of food not suited to his constitu tion,and will need a dose of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and invigorate his stomach and regulate his liver and bowels. When this is done there is no reason why the average man should not live to old age. For sale by City Drug Store. Geo. Cutey sold a bunch of alxnit50 head of fat steers to Mitchell this week and delivered them at Medford Wednes day. He has been feeding about 200 head on the Swain ranch this fall and will have the balance to turn off at good prices in the near future. F. Coppie, Jim Buckley, Anthony Watkins and Frank Cameron helped Mr. Culev drive this bunch to Medford and were in Jack sonville Thursday on their return trip home. The lioys say there are several large bunches of cattle being fed in the Gentlemen. Appk-gate country this year that many We take your measure for tailor made of them will be ready for the market in suits, cloths guaranteed, perfect or no the near future. Good prices are being acceptance. Our Samples are the very realized by stockmen for la-ef cattle now latest patterns. Call and see them. and without a doubt the stock business N unan T aylor Co. SPECIAL SALE In order to make room for the new Spring Stock of Millinery, Miss Katherine Chapman is now clearing out all her Winter Goods at AT ACTUAL COST Now is the time to purchase a Good Hat at a Great Bargain. All Winter Goods sold at a great discount. The bargains she offers cannot be duplicated in Jackson County. Children’s Hats 25 cts. and up. Fash- ion able Dress Hats at 50 per cent Discount. Lewis and Clark Centennial. International scope is assured to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition to be held at Portland, Oregon, from June 1st to October 15, 1906, 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 jxirticipate Portland's Expo sition will represent a total outlay of over $5,000,000. Though covering 40-5 acres of land and naturai lake, it will be com- ' pact in form, and the average person will lx: able to »ee and comprehend it all in a few days at moderate cost. The cream of the foreign and domestic exhibits to lie made at St. ixruis this year will tie trans ferred to Portland at the close of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The United States exhibit will be moved entire to Portland and installed in buildmg to lie specially erected. This exhibit will be worth $XOO.OOO. In addition Portlai d will have tnanv 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 bt the first international exposition under Government patronage ever held on the Pacific Coast. It will be in every wav a Western exposition. The railroads will make low rates from Missouri and Miss- . issippi river fioints to Portland, and ex ceptionally low rates will be in effect be tween Portland and the Rocky Mountain region. CHAS. H. BASYE Will conduct a geno ral Blacksmith busi ness at the old ORQNEMILLER STAND Wagon and Plow Work, Horseshoeing and Ma chinery a Specialty. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ----------- FINE------ CABINET —PHOTOS— $3.00 a Dozen UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Io Posing sod Finishing my Pic- tvres cannot be excelled. Filled Promptly. Orders G. W. MACKEY Over Miller’« Hardware Store Medford, - - Oregon ----------------------- You Can Furnish Your House With Better Goods For Less Money At Norris’ Furni ture Store, two doors from p. o., Medford, Oregon, than at Any Other Store In Southern Oregon. Everything for the Kitchen, the Bed room and the Par lor. Come in and Examine My Stock. CURED PARALYSIS. T. C. NORRIS, Medford, Ore. j W. S. Baily, P. O. True, Texas writes: “My wife had been suffering five years with paralysis in her arm, when I was persuaded to use Ballards Snow Liniment which cured her all right. I have also used it for old sores, frostbites and skin Fine watch repairing a specialty at eruptions. It does the work.” 25c 50c Hickel’s jewelry shop, Jacksonville. $1.00. Sold by City Drug Store.
