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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1905)
LOCAL HAPPENINGS Brief. Breezy Various Place at Seat, By Notes Recjdrdinq the Take Events That and Near the County ibis the Only Pdjfer. NEWS WHILE IT IS YET NLHSY Lives of poor men oft remind us Honest toil stands little chance; Altho* we work we have behind us Bigger patches in our pants. On our pants once new and glossy, Now are stripes of different hue. All because our patrons linger And don't pay us what is due. Now let’s see that something's doing, Pay your bill however small, Or when the winds of w inter strike us We will have no pants at all. —Marie Knows, in "Women’s Rights.” Six carloads of poles for the Condor Water & Power Co, to be used on the I Grauts Pass light and power line, arc ' Ireing unloaded at this point. J. B ’ Craw ford is superintending the work of j unloading anti distributing. The poles arc Washington cedar ami will statu! 30 . feet to the weather with five feet buried. i Mr. Craford says the hue will lie com pleted for business within 60 days. —Grants Pass Herald. There is but little difference in the price of steers on the Chicago market now and one year ago, the choice grades being u little higher now than then, says the Oregon Agriculturist. Common pack ing hogs are about 20 cents per hundred pounds cheajrer than a year ago. Sheep and lambs are about f. I per hundred {rounds higher than they were a year aK°- The California Fruit Fruit Grower says the prune market shows no change, the situation remaining firm. The number who anticipate a lietter market and bet ter prices on this commodity for the Mrs. C. W. Conklin was quite serious ¡spring and summer are on the increase. ly ill last Sunday. Jno. H. Devlin, who is now located in Mr. George Epperson was quite sick the Spokane country but who has re- | ccntly been to Chicago, returned to his the first of the week. home on Applegate one day last week for Miss Laura Reames has been visiting a short visit with home folks. He was a her sister Mrs. Jno. F. White, of Med county seat visitor Saturday. ford. Quite a hotly contested basket hall One of the Hooks boys who recently game took place last Friday evening Ire- returned from California, is said to be tween the Medford and Ashland girls down with the measles. which resulted in a victory for Medford M. M. Taylor, of the Nunan-Taylor on a score of 10 to 7. Quite a numtier company, returned last Friday from a attended from this place. business trip to Portland. J. C. I.uppy, who was here last week George N. Lewis, of this place, install to see about instructing our new band, ed the newly elected officers of the I. O. has located in Medford where he will O. F. of Medford last Saturday night. instruct a band. Born, to the wife of Mr. Wm. DeRe- Krebs Bros hop dealers at Salem, Ore., boarn on Sunday last, a 7 lb. boy. All predict that the price of hops will reach concerned are reported to be doing 3S cents by June. nicelv. Floyd Pearce, of Poorman's creek was There was recently born to Mr. and a Medford visitor one day last week. Mrs. Will Young, of Fort Jones Califor nia, a bouncing baby boy. They former ly resided on the Applegate. HR. T. T. SHAW Joe Lyon, ex-banker and druggest, of •—DENTIST All work equal to the best to be had in Drain was in town the first of the week Portland. Crowns. Bridge work and Artificial Teeth enroute home from the big Sterling mine on either rubber or celluloid plater. where he has been for several days. Jacksonville • Oregon Frank Hull, the photographer passed through here Mondry enroute home from Sterling where he had been for ATTORNEY AT-LAW several days in the interests of his bus- Will practice in all courts of the iness. state. Office on California street one Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reames left Sat- block south of the court house. urday for Waldo where Mr. Reanies Jacksonville, * - Oregon will look after his mining interests. They expect to return the last of the week. QUS NEWBURY W. HICKEL Miss Chapman has had a new, up-to- 1 date show window put in her millinery store near the post office and it adds much to the attractiveness of that por tion of Main street. Out at the Sterling mine a single giant has been doing service since the season opened. The first of next month will see two more large giants plying immense streams of water upon the gold- bearing gravel banks of that property. During the first nine months of last yaar there were 3,423 births in the state of Oregon and 2,272 deaths. During the same period there were 146 births in Jackson county 75 males and 71 females, and 64 deaths, 34 of which were males and 30 females. Rev. S. M. Eby, who formerly owned a farm near Jacksonville but removed to Southern California a couple of years ago, died at Santa Anna, the 5th of this month, aged about 60 years. He was quite well known in this city and Talent, and had occasionally preached in the Dunkard church in Ashland.—Ashland Tribune. • JEWELER Watches and clocks repaired promptly and all work guaran teed. Office opposite U. S. Hotel. FURNISHINGS FOR GENTLEMEN JUST RECEIVED A NICE NEW LINE OF SHOES, HATS, TIES, SVSPENDERS, IN FACT NEARLY EVERYTHING WORN BY MEN. NOBBY LINE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. INSPECT OUR STOCK J. M. CRONEMILLER. i DIRECTORY. MEM III.RS OF LEGISLATURE FOR JACKSON COUNTY. ......................... Senator E V Carter. Ashland W I Vawter Medford Representative II Von der llellen Wellrn . D II Jackson A »bland COl'NTV OFFICERS. George W Dunn ....................... ....... County Judge John N. < »rth Clerk RrotfiJr; Koliert H Dow Joseph M Kader .......................... sheriff Tira Mirri D ll Miller ........ A WWWXir Wilburs Jone» I" H Daily ........ 1 bU|M*r intritdrnl I»r W I. Cameron Coroner Garl T JOMS surveyor Joshua Patterson Talent Corn mi*»ionrr George Brown. Eagle Point COUNTY COURT. County court meet* on the first Wednesday alter the first Monday in each month at the court house in Jacksonville prolmte court meets the first Monday In each month. CIRCUIT COURT. lion if K Hanna ................ . ....... Circuit Judge Hon. .A E Reames District Attorney Circuit court tor Jackson county convene» at 11 le- <»li the fourth Monday in March, first Monday in Septcmtier and second Monday in December TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. Emil Britt Mayor J Nunan ...................... Councilman Theo Cameron John B < art Is J. II Hurter. Sr Recorder Henry Dox ................. James Cronemiller .... Ttrasurrr John Ri-nnult Marshal Henry Wendt Street Commissioner City council meets the first Tuewlay In each month. JACKSONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. T. J Williamon . Peter Applegate Bourd of Director. C P Briggs > Gu» Newbury Clerk S. P. Robbins Principal JACKSONVILLE JUSTICE DISTRICT. Henry !><>».................... Justice ot the Pence Frank Kawnhafcr . .................. .Constable JACK SON VI I.LH P< >STOF FIC F. Mail doses for Medford train at - 9 15 a rn 3 15 p rn ■ arrives from Medfdrd at 7 JtO a rn >« •« 4« «« 12 noon 5:30 p m Mail closes for Ixrwer Applegate Stage 7 15 n ni " ’• " Upper “ " 7 45 a ni NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg Oregon Octola-r 3 IKM Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provision» of the act of Congress of June 3, | m 7 m , entitle«! "An Act lor the Sale of Tlinlier Lamia Hl the States ot California, Oregon. Nevada ami Washington Territory,” as extended to all the public land stales by act of Aug ust 4 IMP2. CORNELIUS »t TTERHAl'CiH. of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office his sworn statement No, 6457 for the purchase of the Lots 3 and I, r't aw '4 of of section No. 6 tn Township No. 41 s. Range No 3 w and will offer proof to show that the land sought it more valu able for its tmilx-r or stone than for ag ricultural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before the Register anti Receiver United Slates l^iml Office, Roseburg. Oregon, on Tuesday the 27th day of December, HMM. He names as witnesses; Frank E. Kincart of Oakland, Oregon; Harry W. Miller of Myrtle Creek, Oregon: Max W Lm'kenbut-k of Medford Oregon; Solo mon A. latmles, of Ashland. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adreraely the aiK>ve described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or lie- for« said 27th «lay of Decemlier HMM. J. T. BRIDGI > Register. WI11 jream Vermifuge THE GUARANTEED WORM W REME THE CHILDREN’S FAVORITE th » ■ twaac or imitation » aiNuinc rstaisto osir > Ballard-Snow Liniment Co JACKSONVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT. JACKSONVILLE Hose No I meets on the first BT, LOUIB. IVIO Monday evening in each month M M TAytox, President. J. C. K inney , Secretary, TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1»7» NOTICE JACKSONVILLE APPLEGATE STAGE EOK PUBLICATION. HENRV W hisht . Driver ¡.eaves Jacksonville United Htate* Land office, daily except Sunday at 7:30 a rn , arriving at Ap F. K. IK IWERMIX, Roseburg Oregon. Ort. I. IWM. plegate at 11 a ni Leave Applegate at II.15 ar Notice 1» hereby given that in compliance with riving at Jacksonville at 3 p. rn Close connection the provisions of the art of Congress of June 3rd, Office in Orth's Building. made with stage to Steamlioat anil stage to Kubli 1*7». entitled "An Act lor the Sale of Tlinlier Hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to » p. m. and Davidson. I.Mi<l* in the Staten of California. Oregon. JACKSONVILLE COPPER MINES STAGE. Jacksonville Nevada, and Washington Territory." an extend Oregon ed to all the public land stntes by net ofAugust 4, G eo . N. L ewis Driver Leaves Jacksonville »t » <*l a in. Mondays, and Fridays for Ruch, I »92 JOHN AITKEN. Uniontown, Parcel, Watkins and Joes Bar. of Ashland, county of Jackson, stnte of Oregon, returning on the following «lays. has this day filed in this office his «worn state JACKSONVILLK-MEDFOR D STACIE. ment No 0167, for the purchase of the SF.Ji of Section No. 2, In Township No 40 F rank Birr.iNi.in Driver Leaves Medford of Veterinary Surgeon. for Jacksonville at 6 30 a til Leaves Jackson South, Range No. 3 west, and will offer proof ville for Medford at 7:30 a m. Connects with to show that the land sought is more valuable I-ower Applegate stage and with Upper Apple for its timber or stone than for agricultural * purposes, and to establish ills claim to said land gate stage for the Blue Ledge copfa-r district. before the Register and Receiver, U. S. land office R. R. V. TRAINS. at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 5th day of Leave Jacksonville for Medford at 9 30 a . m January, 11*16. A. E. Reames C. L. Reames and 3:30 p. m. ¡.eave Medford lor Jacksonville He names as witnesses Flank E Kincnrt of Oakland Oregon Harry W Miller of Myrtle at 11:30 a. m. and 4:50 p. rn. Creek Oregon and Louis R. Ulen and John A 1, SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. K. Shelly Iwith of Ashi..nd. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the Northbound at Medford, at I 10 a. _ m. and 4:44 p. m. Southbound from Medford at 11:25 a. above described lands are requested to file their Lawyers claims in this office on or Icelore said 5tli day of tn. and 11.52 p. tn January, uw>. j. r. BxinoKR, Practice in all State and Federal courts. »11 W-23 Register. Jack son v tile, Oregon PHYSICIAN and SURGEON J. H. Messner, Medford, Oregon REAMES & REAMES Office In Kahler Blk., Jacksonville. Isn’t your subscription due? Rogue River Creamery, Medford, man ufactures the C. E. G. brand fancy cream Experience outside the Morman ery butter, that is clean, elegant and guar church has taught thatone wife is enough anteed. Ask your merchant for it. for any man.