Jacksonville sentinel., April 14, 1905, Image 1

JACKSONVILLE
Vol. 2
SENTINEL
Jacksonville, JacKaon County, Oregon. Friday, April 14, 1905
No. 49
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The Ladies of the Presbyterian Mis>
sionery Society will give an entertain­
ment and lunch Priday April 28th in the
Church parlors; refreshments 25c. Look
for the program in the next issue.
Paragraqhs Regarding the Doings in
Brief, Breezy Notes Regarding the
Town. County, State and Na­
Various Events That Take | Deputy G. W. Canning is making
tion,
Boiled Down to Suit the
Place al and Near the County good progress in the organization of a
place,
Taste of the Busy People.
Seat. By This the Or'y Paper. Modern Woodman lodge at this
NEWS WHILE IT IS YET NEWSY
K. L. C hu , of Grants Pass,
town Wednesday evening.
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The lodge will start out with a good
membership.
Tom Kahler returned to town Weil-
nesday after several week's absence
during which titm lie v»as in the employ
of the Condor Water & Power Co.
WHATEVER HAPPENED IS HERE
Opp Mine Cleau-up
A DAREDEVIL RIDE.
! often ends in a sad accident. To heal
: accidental injuries, use Bucklen's Ar­
nica Salve. ”A deep wound in my foot,
from an accident,” writes Theodore
Schuele, of Calumbus, O., “caused me
great pain. Physicians were helpness,
but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly
healed it.” Soothes «nd heals bums
like magic. 25c at City Drug Store.
School Clerk’s Notice.
Jacksonville, Ore., April 6th, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that there is
money in tie school treasury sufficient
to redeem all warrants against school
district No 1 up tn an including warrant
No. 99. Interest on said warrants
ceases after this date.
Gus N ewbury
District Clerk.
Mrs. Orris Crawford was a passenger
There was shipped from the Opp mine
Rev. Sanford Snyder now of Klamath
to Medford Tuesday morning.
Falls, was in town last week. He is this week a 30,000 lb. car of concentrates
Mis. Dr. F. R. Bowersox and Mrs. lxe here looking after his ranch which is to a smelting company in San Francisco,
W. Henry visited Medford Monday located just north of Jacksonville.
and a gold brick weighing 111 ounces
afternoon.
and worth over ¿1600. The concentrates
Miss Olive Buffer, of this place will
Miss Myrtle Lawton, of Medford was teach one of the rooms in the Medford will run ¿<5.00 which makes the total
Call and Settle
ch an-up at the mill about ¿2800. which
the guest of Mrs. C. W. Conklin the public school the coming year.
isn’t so bad when we take in to con sidera­
first of the week.
All those knowing themselves inbebt-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood, of Knowl tion the fact that these shipments are
Atty. W. M. Colvig left Monday even­ ton, Cal., are visiting their daughter
made every few weeks. .The owners of ed to me will please call at my residence
and settle with my wife at their earliest
ing for Portland where he will remain a
Mrs. J. K. Reeve this week.
the Opp are not making much noise but convenience.
few days on business.
Resp. Yours.
Adam Schmidt went to Portland this are constantly sawing wood.
D r . F. R. B owersox .
Geo. B. N euber received an elegant week as a delegate to the A, O. U. W.|
pianola from the C om piano house this grand lodge of the state.
ABOUT RHEUMATISM.
Holy Week Services.
week whicl is a beauty.
There are few diseases that inflict
Mrs. T. G. Realm s is expected here mure torture than rheumatism and there
J. F. Willett, builder of the Opp mill
Sunday April 16th the services of
Saturday from Berkely, California, for a is probably no disease for which such a
which is now doing such good service,
varied and useless lot of remedies have Palm Sunday consisting of the blessing
visit to her old home.
lxen suggested. To say that it can lie
came up from Grants Pass Thursday.
and distribution of Palms will be held at
T. J. Kenney returned Wednesday cured is, therefare, a bold statement to
Mrs. G. E. Howland, returned to her from a trip to the Blue Ledge mine.
make, but Chambermain’s Pain Balm, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at the re-
which enjoys an extensive sale, has gular hour 8:30 a. m.
home at Grants Pass Tuesday after a
Miss Mae Ingram, of Central Point met with great success in the treat­
Holy week services will be held on
short visit with friends at this place.
ment of this disease. One application of
was a county seat visitor this week.
Thursday
at 7.30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.,
Pain Balm will relieve the pain, and
The 8. P. will soon replace the old
Commendration
being made of the insti­
Geo. Lester has been visiting his hundreds of sufferers have testified to
woo<len bridges ot Gold Hill, Woodville
permanent
cures
bv
its
use.
Why
suffer
tution
of
the
/'»charist
at the Lord's
and Rock Point with new steel structures. brother Elmer here this week.
when Pain Balm affords such quick re- i Supper.
Atty. Gus. Newbtirv transacted bus lief and costs but a trifle? For sale by
A part of the Jackson creek road ex­
On Good Friday services will be held
Citv Drug Store.
iness
at Medford last Monday.
tending from the old brewer}’ just west
at »be same hours in m.wcry of Chris'- 3
of town to where the Iowa Lumber Co.'s
Sheriff Rader and T. J Kenney were
passion aud death
Lester & Schulz have just received a
road branches off, has been graveled and Ashland visitors last Saturday.
The services of Holy Saturday will
shipment of “Schilling’s Rest” baking
put in first class shape by Commissioner
mark
the closing of Holy week and a'so
Miss Jo Orth visited Medford friends powder which is said to lie the best on
Wendt.
Wednesday.
the market.
of the Lenten observance.
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room” drew a
good sized house Tuesday evening and
most of those present prouounce it very
good in every respect. Their band of
seven pieces gave a noon and evening
street concert that were fully appreciated
b/ a large number of people.
BOYS!
Tom Dungey had one ton of ore from
his claim on Galls creek crushed at
Swindon’s mill and received ¿200. The
vein is but 6 inches wide but is very
rich. Although most of the rich orc in
that district is in narrow veins at the
surface, with depth they widen out.
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We have the nicest line
of Hand Tailored Clothes
for your wear that ever
came to Jacksonville.
Harley A. Palmer, a well known Ash-
Innd business man. kissed his wife and
daughter goodby last Wednesday even­
ing, walked into his bedroom and blowed
his brains out with a revolver, The rash
deed is said to have been the result of
despondency over extended suffering
from an incurable disease.
THEY ARE MADE RICHT
THEY FIT RIGHT
THEY ARE PRICED RICHT
Wm. Delvria, a man in the employ of
the Umpqua Improvement Co., who was
at work on a log drive on that river
near Roseburg, lost his life last Sunday
by slipping from a log into the treacher­
ous current of the river. Deceased was
35 years of age and came from Wiscon­
sin. He was a member of the M. W. A.
in which he carried $ 1000 insurance on
his life.
$2.00 to
$10.00
The attention of the county com­
missioners court was occupied several
days last week by an application for a
liquor license from Eagle Point, the
present proposed terminus of the new
Crater Lake Ry. However the license
was denied, as when the petition was
carefully gone over, it was found to be
about fifteen names short of the re­
quired number.
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