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Jacksonville Post
O' FILIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF JACK­
SONVILLE. OREGON
Published every Saturday by the Post Pub-
ishing Co.
J. B. Barnes, Editor
Admitted as second-class matter at 'Jacksonville,
Oregon.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1908.
SUBSCRIPTION
One year, by mail...........
$1.50.
Don’t forget that election day is
November 3.
OUR CHARTER
KLAMATH FALLS
NOT DRY YET
Although Klamath Falls voted dry
at the June election the citizens are
experiencing some difficulty in keep­
ing the precinct dry.
Blind pigs and bootlegging is carried
on unmolested. The police court has
had more plain drunk cases since
prohibition went into effect than at
any time previous. Instead of check­
ing drunkenness and crime, lawless­
ness has apparently been stimulated.
More Than Enough is Too Much.
To maintain health, a natural man or
woman needs just enough food to repair
the waste and supply energy and body
heat. The habitual consumption of
more food than is necessary for these
purposes is the prime cause of stomach
troubles, rheumatism and disorders of
the kidneys. If troubled with indiges­
tion, revise your diet, let reason and
not appitile controle and take a few
doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets and you will soon be all
right again. For sale by City Drug
Store.
Jake Parks of Little Applegate was
in Jacksonville on business Tuesday.
Judge J. R. Neil went to Ashland
Thursday to examine an insane man.
S. S. MeKercher of Ashland was a
business caller in this city Saturday.
WANTED— \ girl to work in r?sta: -
rant. Apply at Mrs. Gran'.
District Attorney Mulkey was in
Ashland from Sunday until Wednes­
day. While there he attended a meet­
ing of the Commercial Club and also
a ¡dressed the students of the Normal
School at the chapel exercises. Col.
E. Hafer of the Salem Journal als
addressed the club.
Select Your Electors
E. J. BONNER
EYE SPECIALIST
Dr. of Opthalmology. recently from Chicago.
This will be the last issue of the POST before election, it is not a can • Glasses
correctly fitted so they uever have to
paign edition but purely a paper fur the people.
be changed for the distance. Perfect fit
to cure Chronic Headache and
It is our earnest hope that each voter will consider well his ballot and guaranteed
St. Vitas Dance.
select the man best qualified for the position of president of these United Medford,
Oregon
States. Take into consideration past deeds if you are not familiar with the
issues of the day. There are papers for all parties and one cannot get the true
situation from a party paper it is one-sided.
This paper has repeatedly asked that the elector use own judgement at
the polls. We know that all candidates have had an equal chance to demon­
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strate their ability. What have they done? We will see. Bryan in 1896 was
Bottled at the Spring
the democratic choice for president. He based his campaign on the free and
unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1. This the people knew would
and Delivered to
America’s Greatest Weekly ruin the country and turned Bryan down. In 1900 the issue was anti-imperial­
Your Residence fresh
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ism. Mr. Mryan was turned down on this issue. In 1904 the democratic party
and Sparkling.
came out with a gold standard plank but the nation could not return to the
Order From
scenes of 1903. The issue today depends on the sentiment of the people in which
CHAS. F. DUNFORD.
the campaign is being made. In this district they talk "a larger navy," in the
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east it is “too much money wasted on the army and navy.”
The
Best
Known
Knews-
We want honest government, and if you are satisfied with the presen* ad-
I ministration Taft is the man you want. He stands on me platform in al! parts Change in Southern Pacific Time
paper in the United
of the United States. He wants the policies of the present administration
Table.
States
| carried out.
The charter of this city is in need of
repairs. It is defective in many re­
spects. Under the present charter it
is impossible for the city to make need­
ed improvements. There is but two
copies of this important document in
the city and should they be lost where
would we be?
All incorporated cities have the pri­
vilege of changing their charters to
Circulation 200,000
suit their own ideas without taking
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the matter before the state legislature
by notifying the people of the propos­
In many respects the Toledo Blade is the
ed amendments and submitting the
The Blue Ledge mine has closed mott remarkable weekly newspaper publish­
same to a vote of the people at a spe­ down for the winter. There are about ed in the United States, It is the only
cial or regular election.
newspaper especially edited for National cir­
25 men working in the tunnels, Only culation.
It has had the largest circulation
two
drills
are
working
at
the
present
for more years than any newspaper print­
There are some things that must be
done in a hurry, or not at all. Catch­ time. The superintendent received ed in America. Furthermore, it is the cheap­
newspaper in the world, as will be ex­
ing a flea is one of the best examples telegraphic orders from headquarters est
plained to any person who will write us
apropos to this. But as a rule, it is in New York this week to lav all out­ for terms. The News of the World so ar­
safe to say, the man or woman who side men off and only do prospecting ranged that buisy people can more easily
comprehend, than by reading cumbersoin col­
works deliberately accomplishes the and developement work this winter.
It is probable that the company will umns of dailies. All current topics made
most. The deliberate worker is the
plain i in each issue by special editorial mat-
thoughtful worker, with whom the build a smelter and an electric railroad tei i written from inception down to date.
habit or system has become second na­ early in the spring. This company The only paper published especially for peo­
ture. Any one may cultivate it who has spent over $1,000,000 in develope­ ple who do or do not read daily news-
papers. and
yet
thirst for plain facts,
will take the trouble to try; and the ment work already and will not let That
this kind of a newepaper is popular is
this
money
be
wasted.
most unsystematic, spasmodic worker
proven by the fact that the Weekly Blade
now has over 200,000 yearly subscribers and is
will realize with amazement how easy
circulated in all parts of the United States.
DIED
it is to get through with an alloted task
addition to the news, the Blade publishes
in half the time it formerly required, BUCKLEY At the family home in In
short and serial st<)ries and many departments
by planning it all out before entering
Applegate, Oregon, Frida; , Octob r, of matter suited to every memeber of the
Only one dollar a year.
the office, workshop or kitchen.
30, 1908. James D. Buckley, of family.
Write for free specimen copy.
heart trouble. Aged 75 years.
Address
THINK OF THIS
The deceased was an old and respect­
THE BLADE
ed resident of this county, having mov­
Toledo Ohio
A community cannot grow and pros- ed into this county 54 years ago. The i
per without the aid of a newspaper. funeral will take pla-e Sunday at 1
Your local paper reaches all parts of o’clock p. m., interment in the Jack-!
SHERIFF’S SALE
the United States, and can be found sonville cemetery. The rem dns will Qus Newbury, Administrator
in public reading rooms in the east. leave the Buckley farm at 10 a. m.
of the estate of Arthur Pool,
deceased,
If an easterner decides to come west
Plaintiff.
he invariably looks for a country news­
For Chapped Skin.
vs.
paper because he can find through its
Chapped skin whether on the hands Geo. R. Wilkerson and Dosie Wilkerson,
columns what the habits of the peo­ or face may be cured in one night by
Defendants.
ple are. He will know whether the applying Chamberlain’s Salve, It is By virtue of execution duly issued by the clerk
people are rustlers or drones. He can also unequled for sore nipples, burns of the Circuit Court of Jackson county, Stale of
tell whether the people are progress­ and scalds. For sale by City Drug Oregon. dated the 26 day of October, 1908 in a
certain action in the Circuit Court for said county
ive.
Store.
and Slate wherein the above mentioned plaintiff
A paper can do more work for a
recovered a judgement against Geo. R. Wilkerson
community when well supported by
and Dosie Wilkerson for the sum of Two thous­
EQUALIZATION BOARD
and eight hundred seventy nine and 86-100
the people of the city in which it is
The equalization board completed its ($2879.86) Dollars with interest at the rate of six
published. The money you pay for an labors last Saturday, and the assess­ per
cent per annum from the 14th day of August.
advertisement not only brings business ment roll for 1908 shows the county 19)8 and Twenty-one and 10-100 ($21.10) costs and
your way but also brings people this wir h $26,685,294,when equalized totals Two hundred fifty ($250.(Kl) attorney fees and
costs of this writ which sa^d judgement was dock-
way which benefits ail.
$26, 669,946.
eted in the clerk's office of said court on the 19th
A good advertiser is always prosper­
Followii'g is the report of the board: day of October, 1908.
ous, and satisfied with his advertising
There are 83,516 acres of tillable land Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of said
bills because he knows that it is the valued at $6,313,529.
execution and in compliance with the commands
said writ, 1 will on Monday, November 23. 1908
cheapest and best salesman—always
Non-tillable, 1,108,369 acres, value of
at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M. of said day at the
dependable and never a drone.
$ 1,110,847.
front door of the Court house in Jacksonville.
Show me a good advertiser and I
Value of improvements, outside of Jackson County, Oregon sell at public auction
will show you a prosperous business cities, $709,136.
to the highest bidder for cash the following de­
real property, to-wit:-
man.
Value of improvements, town lots, scribed
The n 1 2 of theNW!4, the SE11 of the NE’zi, the
Show me a poor advertiser and I $2,027,481.
fractional SW*4 of the NE!*i and the fractional
will show you a poor business man.
There are 78 town lots valued at NW't of the SE‘4 and lots 8. 12. 17 and 18 and
A drummer when he co nes into a $2,137,701.
in Section 27 in Township 36 South of Range one
West of the Willamette Meridian.
town looks for the newspaper office to
Improvements on land not deeded (1) Taken
and levied upon as the property of the
see who is advertising. He generally $9575.
said Geo. R. Wilkerson and Dosie Wilkerson or so
asks to see the files of the paper, but
Railroad bed, telegraph and tele­ much thereof as may l>e necessary to satisfy the
never asks to see the financial rating phone lines, value $1,961,948. Rolling said judgement in favor said plaintiff with inter­
est thereon, together with all costs and disburse­
book because he can guess what that stock $171,200.
ments that have or may accrue.
contains.
Manufacturing machinery $230,741. Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, Oct. 26, 1908.
Think of this. Are you advertising?
Merchandise and stock, $475,001.
W. A. JONES. Sheriff. By R. B. DOW Deputy
Farm implements, $122,288.
$700.00 will buy 21 acres of Bear
Money assessed, $422,686.
Notice of Final Settlement.
creek bottom land if taken at once.
Notes and securities, $192,335.
In the County Court of Oregon for Jackson
Jacksonville Real Estate Co.
Shares of stock, 17,000.
County.
Adolf Schulz Mgr.
In the matter of the estate of John Beckner,
Dogs, five, assessed at $105.
deceased.
Household effects, $257,237.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
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Horses and mules, $258,900.
administrator of the above entitled estate has
Cattle, $198,755.
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
filed his final account with the clerk of said court
and the court has fixed Monday the 9th day of
Sheep and goats, $28,631.
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Bri.' ,
November, 1908 at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day as
Hogs, $12,973.
for Jacksonville, for month of August;
the time for the final hearing of the said final
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
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account. All persons interested are hereby noti-
Candy
at
the
Boss
10
c
per
pound.
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
fied to make or file their objections if any they
have to said final account on or before said date
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DATE MAXI­ MINI- PREC’P- CH R C T’R
time.
MUM
MUM
TAT'N
OF DAY
M otice is hereby given and October
10th, 1908.
’ that the lands described below,
62
.. Clear
96
GUS NEWBURY.
89
«8
embracing
90
acres,
within
the
Crater
2..........
Administrator of the estate of John Beckner,
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101
3 ..........
National
Forest,
Oregon,
will
be
sub
­
deceased.
95
59
4 ..........
ject to settlement and entry under the
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55
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101
55
provisions of the homestead laws of
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the United States and the act of Jnne ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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70
99
11, 1906 (34 Stat., 233,) at the United
96
60
9 ........
Aehlnnd, Oregon-
57
94
States land office at Roseburg, Ore­
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4M
90
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gon on Dec. 28, 1908. Any settler who
4M
Something
Special
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12 ..........
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78
trace
........ Cloudy was actually and in good faith claim­
13 ..........
5o
89
. Cloudy ing any of said lands for agricultural Business and Shorthand Training, thor­
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52
Clear
92
15 ..........
purposes prior to January 1, 1906, and
ough and practical.
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50
9s
16 ..........
has not abandoned same, has a pre­
59
.01
101
6 months scholarship............ $45.00.
17 ..........
61
100
.03
ference right to make a homestead
18 ..........
9 months scholarship............ 60.00.
60
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19 .........
entry for the lands actually occupied.
96
59
20 ..........
Note the Special.
Said
lands
were
listed
upon
the
appli-
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21
93
54
citions of the persons mentioned De­
All students who secure a nine
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53
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low, who have a preference right sub­ months scholarship and enter Septem­
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ject to the prior right of any such ber 7, will be entitled to the combined
78
41
25
42
90
settler,
pnv.ded
such
settler
26
47
Clear
78
27
or applicant is qualiffel to make course to July 1. 1909. This gives you
75
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2H
homestead
entry
and
the
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ference
an extra month. Come and investi­
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trace
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right is exercised prior to Dec. 28, gate. Address, P. RITNER, Pres.
36
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80
43
W
31
19o8, on which date the lands will be
to settlement and entry by any
Temperature —mean max. 90.51; mean subject
?ualified person. The lands are as
min. 54.05;mean 72.23. Max. 101 on 3d, uliows: Unsurveyed, but what will
min. 41, on 25; greatest range 51. probably be, when surveyed, the W. 1
the NW.
of
Precipitation Total for month, .04 of NE. '4 of SE.
'4;ofSE.
the NW. I4 of SE.
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .03 inches SE
Q; and the N.JX of SW.
of SE. '4
on 18th.
of Section 26, T. 38 S., R. 3 W., W.
$8 per thousand
The mean maximum, mean mininum M., listed upon the application of
PETER ENSELE & SONS
and monthly mean tenperatures for Charles William Thurman, of Ruch,
who alleged settlement in
July and August are slightly less than Oregon,
Are prepared to furnish high­
1905. Fr d Dennett, Commissioner of
f >r th s un inon.l.x in 1806, which i he General La id Office. Approved,
grade brick. Order from C. Ulrich
mak< s that s'mmir the hotest <n re- October 10. 1908, Frank Pierce. First
Assistant Secretery of the Interior.
'Jolestin
TOLEDD BLADE
BRICK!
BRICK!
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. 15................................... 10.35 A. M.
Notice for Publication.
A new Eastern Star Chapter was No. 13
3.20 P. M.
at Central
Point < n No. 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 P. M.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Otfic organized
at Roseburg Oregon, September 23. 1908.
Tuesday evening of this week by
NORTH HOUND TRAINS.
Notice is hereby given that.
Worthy Grand Matron Jennie Reames
FRANCES MENGOZ.
No. 14................................... 9.49 A. M.
of
Klamath
Falls
Oregon,
lnv
tui
ns
of Watkins Jackson Co.. Ore., who, on October
No. it;.................................. 5.24 P. M.
22, 1903, made homestead application. No. 13186, were extended to the fo’lowii g mem­
S. R. 01359, for the South East Vi, Section 4 Town­ bers of Adarel Chapter to att.nl the
Note carefully that No. 16 North
ship 41 South, Range 3 West Willamette Meridian, ceremonies of organization and were
bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than
has filed notice of intention to make Final five
a-cepted by James M. Cronemiller and heretofore.
year Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before W. H. Cannon U. S. Cornmis- wife, Mrs. Mary Peter, Gus Newbury
No. 13 arriving at 3.20 P. M.
sioner. at Medford, Oregon, on the 9th day of and Mrs. Amelia Elmr who were in
have
the Portland dailies of that morn­
December, 1908.
attendance and report having an excel-
claimant names as Witnesses:
lent time. The Chapter starts out au- ings issue.
Dick Traverso. of Watkins Oregon. William
These changes effective May 17, 1908.
G. Kiney, of Watkins Oregon. Edward Spencer, spieiously and is certain to be a suc-
of Watkins Oregon, Sylvester A. Smith, of Wat­ cessful and creditable addition to the
kins Oregon.
order of the Eastern Star.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY Register.
♦ . ♦
Lay in your Winter’s reading now
while you can get it for so little.
For the news read the P ost .
G o k I full-weight bread at the Boss.
Are Founded on Oil
Joe Chans'or, now several times a millionaire, was, no! so long ago, a clerk in Los
Angles.
He borrowed some money for the purpose of operating in California oil; the
result was that it made him one of the wealthiest men in the saia.'e.
John A. Bunting,
formerly a brakeman on the Southern Pacific, through the investment of $ 70.00 in Calif-
ornia oil land became a millionaire.
j
We could tell you of innumerable others. Why
were Bunting, Chanslor and many others, who made
their money through investments in oil, successful?
Because they were shrewd, level-headed, observing
men possessing unbounded confidence in the great
future of the California oil fields and the oil industry.
The demand for oil is increasing daily. The consump­
tion far t xceeds the output. Several oil companies
paid substantial dividends when oil was selling at
fifteen cents per barrel. Oil is now selling at SIXTY
CENTS PER BARREL at the well. The total divid­
ends for the year 1908, from all the oil companies now
doing business in California, not including the Stan­
dard, will probably reach the $6,000,000 mark, and
reach the $10,000,000 mark for the year 1909. There­
fore, the natural conclusion to arrive at is INVEST
IN OIL SECURITIES; INVEST AT ONCE. We are
offering for sale a limited number of shares on what
we consider to be one of the best Companies operat­
ing in Kern County, in fact, in California. We refer
to tie stock of the KERN ASSOCIATED OIL COM­
PANY. Tie stock of the KERN ASSOCIATED OIL
COMPANY is the best proposition ever offered the
investment public. Th'S Company owns free of in­
cumbían, e FORTY ACRES IN THE VERY HEART
OF THE KERN RIVER OIL DISTRICT and situated
on the Southern Pacific Railroad.
It adjoins the
San Joaquin Oil and Development Company’s property
which was recently merged with the Associated Oil
Company. WHOSE STOCK IS NOW SELLING AT
$34.00 PER SHARE.
It also adjoin the famous
Discovery well, wle e oil was first discovered in the
Kern River oil fields.
THE KERN ASSOCIATED
OIL COM PAY has two wells on its property.
Well
No. 1 IS IN OIL and gives about sixty-five barrels
of oil per day.
With a greater depth and a more
approved pump, the productions will be largely in
creased. The Company desires to sink four more
wells and to install modern compressed-air pumps.
We believe that well No. 2 will, with greater depth,
produce a large and inexhaustable oil supply, as are
the other wel's on adjoining properties.
We are
offering a limited number of shares in this Company
at 20 cents per share.
I)o you realize what that
means?
It means that in purchasing this stock you
become interested in a company that can produce the
oil.
It is not a case of "They may,” "They
should,” but "THEY ARE.”
Let us again impress upon you these highly im
portant facts;
The property is a producer: is entire­
ly surrounded by reliable pro uiiug properties that
there is sufficient acreage (forty acres) to justify the
drilling of forty more wells, all of which w< uld be in
the very core of one of the richest oil-producing dis­
tricts in the world.
Remember that Kern County
produces as much oil as any other three oil producing
counties in ( alifornia.
Shipping faealities could n<>t
be better, for the property adjoins the Southern P i-
cific tracks: The Company has valual le assets in im­
provements.
Two veils, derrick, tai.k . tools and
bunkhouses, etc.
Bef. re accepting the ti cal agency of Th ■ Kern
Associated Oil Co. we tho.oughly investigated every
detail pertaining to the Company and its property.
We diet not take snap judgenx nt, we never do; con­
sequently want to assure you that the stock of this
Company at twenty cent« per share is the most ur.-
paral el d oppor tunity for the investor that ever came
under ourobaervation.
We sincerly believe that the Kern A s eiated Oil
Co. is distimd t<> pity dividends as surely and as reg­
ularly as is the Associated Oil and other companies
< |. rating on adjoining properties, and we see no
r< HS< n why within twelve months the s'oek should not
be qiinted ai many times its present selling price.
We tn h itntingly advise you to buy iveiy share
yi u can possibly aflord.
Watch the stock advance
ft'm twenty cents to two dollars.
Do not delay.
Gi t your order in to us quickly.
$ 20 will buy 100 shares, par value
$ 50 will buy 250 shari s, par value
$100 will buy 500 shares, par value
$500 will buy 2,500 shares, par value $2,54 0.
From tin above cash price you rn ly deilut live per
cent.
If you are not prepared Io pay cash, then
buy < n our eas\ | aj ment plan of orefiflh call aid
one-fifth monthly.
100 shares for $20 pay $4 down and $1 monthly
250 sharia for $50 pay $I0down and $10 monthly.
500 shares for $100 pay $20 down and $20 monthly.
1.5(H) shares for $3(M) pay $60 down and $60
monthly.
THE STOCK OF THE KERN ASSOCIATED
OIL CO. IS THE BEST HUY ON THE MARKET
TO-DAY. At T QUICKLY, BEFORE TH ESHARES
ARE ADVANCED IN PRICE.
JOSEPH J. HOGAN CO
802-3 Metropolis Bank Building
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
COUPON
JOSEPH J. HOGAN CO.
802-803 Metropolis Bank Bldg.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Please send full particulars about the Kem
Associateti Oil Co.
Name
Street
JOSEPH J. HOGAN CO.
802-803 .Metropolit« Bank Bldg.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAI
I enclose
shares of the
Name
Street...
City
iart payment
ull payment