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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1908)
fe. 'X F VOL. II. <í K JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 17,1908 ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Ashland, Oregon- Something Special LARGE CROWD AT COURT HOUSE COURT HOUSE Items cf Interest to Jackson Coup’y Tax Payers JUDGE J. R. NEIL FAVORS ROADS Business and Shorthand Training, thor ough and practical. MARRIAGE LICENSES Republican Rally a Great Success— Would Have Roads Graveled for 6 months scholarship............ $45.00. J. T. Dixon and Bertha Nichols. Everybody Enjoyed the Meeting- Winter Traffic-Presents Matter 9 months scholarship........... 60.00. Eugene Savage and Laura Evans. Twelve Old Veterans. of Experting Books to the Com- Note the Special. A. L. Irwin and Mrs. Sadie J. Rhod All students who secure a nine missioners. At the court house W’ednesday night, es. months scholarship and enter Septem Judge J. R. Neil is doing all l in his ber 7, will be entitled to the combined I i the republicans held their first big Lucius Waterman and Anna Edith power to repair the roads for winter course to July 1, 1909. This gives you ! | rally. It had been raining all day but Snapp. traffic. He is putting in new bridges an extra month. Come and investi the weather was a secondary consider NEW CASES and reparing old ones, and is putting gate. Address, P. RITNER, Pres. ation with the enthusiastic gathering Martin Perry vs Lulu J. Perry; suit in galvanized culverts instead of the of republican voters. From every point of view the meeting was a grand for divorce, Chas. Prim attorney for old wooden tunnels. success. The music was good, the plaintiff. The Judge has been working hard I to speaking was on the issues of the day E. J. BONNER William Jennings vs. T. J. Kenney; have the books experted but the com and not bursts of hot air. action to recover money. Gus New- missioners believe that the money EYE SPECIALIST Twelve pioneers who assisted in mak bury attorney for plaintiff. would be better spent on the roads. Dr. of Opthalmologry, recently from Chicapo. Glasses correctly fitted so they uever have to ing the early laws of the state occu- ■ It will cost the county about $10,000 to PROBATE COURT be changed for the distance. Perfect fit pied seats of honor on the platform, j expert the books and when this is done guaranteed to cure Chronic Headache and These men were all instrumental in [ Estate Frank I. Nelke deceased; or several changes in bookkeeping will St. Vitas Dance. dered that $60.00 a month be allowed Medford, Oregon organizing the Taft-Sherman Republi for the support of widow and minor take place. can Club in this city, as well as assist The commissioners agreed to have the . child. . ing in building up the party. books examined early in 1909. It is not Estate John Beckner deceased; or believed that any irregularities will The Taft-Sherman quartette sang several campaign songs and consider der appointing Nov. 9th, 1908 as day develcpe and for this reason the com ing the short time for practise, did of final settlement. missioners are not anxious to spend the exceedingly well. The quartette is j Estate John T. Layton deceased; money which should be applied to the composed of Will Muller, Fred Colvig 4th semi-annual account of G. W. Col roads and highways for the benefit of Pure Mineral Water and B. Gregory, of Medford and Dr. vig administrator, filed and approved. the general public. Lottled at the Spring R. T. Burnett, of this city. The board of equalization will meet Estate Samuel W. Clary deceased: Gus Newbury held the atteution of I inventory and appraisment filed. aid Delivered to Monday, October 19, to adjust the tax the audience for about one hour. Al-1 rolls. Your Residence fresh COUNTY COURT though Mr. Newbury has been heard and Sparkling. on several occasions in the past he has i Inthemitter of taxes due W. L. Order From the ability, intermingled with an oc-1 McClure; ordered that AV. L. McClure casional joke, to keep the attention of be granted a rebate of $2.20 on ac CHAS. F. DUNFORD. i the audience until he has uttered his count of double assessment. last word. In the matter of the insurance of District Attorney Mulkey, in his able ! courthouse; ordered that courthouse Residential Building Cannot Keep oratorical manner, reviewed the repub be insured for the sum of $26,000, the Pace With Newcomers.—Rev. lican party from its infancy until the policies to bo for three yerrs term. Herbert Frank Moulton Working present day. Mr. Mulkey has been in In the matter of the allowance for for Oregon. I Grants Pass attending the circuit court I family of C. G. Swain, indigents; $8 i and returned home to assist the local per month allowed family. $3 per thousand (Special Correspondence.) I club on the programme. In the matter of the road petitioned j If the conference of the Pacific Taft’s speech on the phonograph was PETER ENSELE & SONS j good but could not be heard in the for by B. H. Harris et al; ordered that i Coast commercial bodies held in San Are prepared to furnish high ; back part of the hall. The club was Frank Grisez, Frank Neil and L. B. Francisco the past week had resulted grade brick. Order from C. Ulrich Castor meet Oct. 17 to view out said I in nothing more than its action regard- provided with t*’o machines. ■ ing national conventions, the meeting The meeting lasted about two hours road. In the matter of the change of road j would have been one of the most im- I and before closing the chairman had the Lay in your Winter’s reading now enrol ment books opened and several petitioned for by J. A. Gammill; or- i portant, viewed from the standpoint while yju can get it for so little. names were added to the club. dered that said change be granted ac- j of the developement of Oregon, Wash- ] ington and their sister states, ever The Medfcrd club has invited the cording to surveyor’s report. Notice of Final Settlement. voters of this district to be present In the matter of petition of T. j. | called It was unanimously agreed by In the County Court of Oregon for Jackson : this Saturday night at their hall in Parton for change of road; ordered j the delegates in attendance that the County. Coast should act as a unit in working In the matter of the estate of John Beckner, i Medford. AH who can should go over. that Frank Grisez, G. A. Hover and There were only three from Medford N. S. Bennett meet Oct. 31 to view i to secure such conventions each city deceased. j endorsing the invitation of the others, I otice is heieby given that the undersigned last Wednesday night to attend the out said road. administi^ator of the above entitled estate has local rally, but this was due to the with each of course to have a fair In the matter of the cancellation of filed his final account with the clerk of sa!d court 1 proposition. weather, and we appreciate their kind certain tax sale certificates; ordered and the court has fixed Monday the 9th day of Through a telegram received from November, 1908 at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day as ness in assisting on the programme. cancelled. ; Indianapolis, where the National As- the time for the final hearing of the said final account. All persons interested are hereby noti- sociation of Funeral Directors have OYSTERS The California Fruit Products Comp just closed their session, comes the fied to make or file their objections if any they have to said final account on or before said date The Oyster season is now open and any of Colton, California, will mail three I news that this association has chosen and time. Luy & Keegan handles the famous colored Souvenir Post Cards free to Portland for its 1909 convention, the October 10th, 1908. Eagle brand of oysters. Take a can anyone who write for them and also to Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition being GUS NEWBURY, Administrator of the estate of John Beckner, of these large Eastern oysters home any friends whose nams and address ! one of the factors in making this de deceased. to fry, stew or for cocktails. you may enclose. cision. Rev. Herbert Frank Moulton, of Biddeford, Maine, one of the best known lecturers in the country, is featuring his lecture on the Pacific Northwest, and the Oregon Develop ment League, in connection with the commercial bodies of Washington, has furnished illustrating slides of extra ordinary attractiveness. Active publicity work has resulted in such an influx of people in the more active communities of the Pacific pt Northwest that housing the newcomers h is really become a serious problem in at i K same of the towns. New residences a"e being erected as rapidly as pos sible, and rented long in advance of their completion. In some of the fruit districts, cars loaded with ho se- hold goods are occupying the tracks and the delay in their unloading is making the orehardists apprehensive as to trackage for their fruit ship ments. The roses for which the North Paci fic Coast is so famous are blooming with almost the freedom and perfec tion of early summer, and the appro ach of autumn has added to their coloring. The Portland Commercial Club has resumed the decoration of its tables with flowers furnished by differ ent members, the display being sub ject of much comment by Eastern vis itors in particular. Cölestin NORTHWEST WILL SECURE CONVENTIONS BRICK! NO. 24 CALIFORNIA WORK AT THE ROCK QUARRY Everyone is interested in the land of Sunshine, Fruit Flowers. The Califor nia Fish Copany of Los Angeles and San Pedro evidently appreciate this All Hands at Work Getting Out and have adopted a unique method of Rock forCrusher-Warren Con advertising their California Sardines struction Will Soon be Ready and Tuna of which this year’s pack eq to lay Pavement in Medford. uals 2,500.000 cans, for they offer mail five souvenir colored Post Cards free Superintendent Stout has been crus to anyone who will write for them. hing rock at the quarry this week for the Warren Construction Co,, who will ABLE MODERATOR use the rock for paving the streets of Medford. Rev. Robt. Ennis of this city w: s A large gang of men will be empl chosen moderator by the Presbyterian oyed here all winter and the pay roll synod at the convention recently held will reach about $150 a day. This is a in Ashland. Rev. Ennis has been in good thing for our little city. the field for 25 yeares which most ably ----- •----- fits him for the honor. Read our want ads. on page 4. 3* --------------- *5 Bread, Cakes and Pies If you are contemplating a social, or entertain ment, lawn party or an outing, yon will need A IZI7Q V tiADu Leave your orders. lam prepared to make Cakes from25 cents to 540 J.H.TRENBERTH, Confectioner YOU! BRICK! r n J ------------- --------------------- Order Appointing Day For Fin I Settlement. Etc. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, For the County of Jackson. In the matter of the Estate of Granville Sears Deceased. William H. Sears the Administrator of the Estate of Granville Sears deceased, having ren dered and presented for settlement, and filed in this Court, hia final account of his administration of said Estate. It in Ordered. That Saturday the 31. day of October A. D. 1908, being a day of a subsequent term of said Court, towit: of the October term thereof. A. D. 1908 at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, be and the said is hereby appointed for the nettle- ment of aaid account; and that notice of said settlement be published in the Jacksonville Pont a newspaper published in Jacksonville, Oregon, as often as once a week for four successive weeks prior to said day of settlement. Done at Jacksonville. Oregon this 1 st day of October A. D. 1908. J. R. NEIL. County Judge. iS ... - ....Hot Tamales • • • • HOT SOFT DRINKS AND OYSTER COCK TAILS AT Candies, Nuts, Oranges & Ice Cream RUSSELLS STORE r Women's High Orate Man-Tailored Made-to-Measure Suits,Skirts b Silk Eresses Fall and Winter Season 1908-09 With pleasure I announce to our lady friends of Jacksonville and vicinity that our F'all and Winter styles from CHAS. A. STEVENS & BROTHERS CHICAGO are now ready and as their local agent I shall be pleased to show you the large fashion plates and samples of materials of the strictly high-class suits, skirts and dresses, which are made to order according to your in dividual measurements, from vour own selection of materials and a per fect fit and satisfaction guaranteed. The great variety of mtxlels illustrated and the immense assortment of materials admits of every women selecting the style and material best suited to her taste without fear of being duplicated. I will be glad to render you every possible assistance in the selectio : of your fall suit, skirt or dress and I am sure you will enjoy looking through the line. KATHARINE CHAPMAN REAL ESTATE $6031 5000 1500 3750 2750 8000 3000 2750 4000 3250 10,500 1650 4500 5500 2500 3000 55 acres, fruit, altalfa, gr ain, near town. 30 acres, 10 acres grapes, balance esily cleared. 80 acres, 15 acres cleared balance timber. 120 acres. 35 acres meadow, good ditch, stock ranch, 25 acres, alfalfa, good ditch. 40 acres. in orchard, near growing town, 60 acres, best of orchard land, good location. 26 acres. 10 acres in trees balance timber. 12' j acre s, orchard and alfalfa, an ideal home, 160 acres, good fruit land, g<x>d location, 35 acres, orchard and alfalfa, good improvements, 13 acres. orchard land on good road, near town, 28 acres, alfalfa or fruit land, fine locality. 20 acres. alfalfa land with improvements, near town, 10 acres. in alfalfa best of land near town. 5 acre«. in alfalfa and fruit, good 8 room house, other out buildings, near town. We have a large list of other property not herein specified. Im- proved and unimproved at reasonable prices, Stock ranches, farming and fruit land in the best location. A crop failure in the vicinity is unknown. If you want to buy or sell come and see us. Our prices are right. Jacksonville Real Estate Company ADOLF SCHULZ, Manager
