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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1908)
e* I IS IT CHINA YOU WANT HpIIE new China Store has on exhibition a beautiful show- ing of Christmas goods. All the latest designs in China and Dinnerware. Nice line of dolls. •. •. ". •. •. '. '. McGLASHAN&JUNKEN JACKSONVILLE, Don’t Delay | ;------- Order your Christmas Cacks early. IVe are taking orders now for the holiday week You cannot afford to run the risk of burn- ® ing you pastry when you can get it at the » Bakery fresh and wholesome Lar Jacksonville Bakery L. sen, V. Prop. LUY& KEEGAN, Props Family Trade Solicited Sole Agents Albany Beer Synopsis of Compulsory Education Law Applies to Whom — All children between and including the ages of nine and fifteen years, and all children between the ages of fifteen and sixteen years | uot regularly engaged in some useful employment, must attend school each i year as long as school is taught in the district in which the parent or guardian lives. Exceptions Children taught the common school branches at home or in a private school or by a private tutor, such instructions to be equivalent to that : given in the public schools. Children that can prove by an examination that they have mastered the common school branches, such examination to be given by the County Eighth Grade Examining Board. Children who are physically unable to attend school, a physician’s certifi cate being accepted as competent evidence. Children between the ages of nine and ten years who live more than one and one-half miles from school, and older children who live more than three miles from school by the nearest traveled road. Truant Oflicert-One or more appointed by the District Boundary Board for districts of the second and third class; compensation shall not exceed $2.00 per day for time employed, to be payed out of the general fund of the county. Truant Officers for districts of the first class appointed by the school board i and paid from the fund of the district. Elan of Enforcement School clerk required to furnish teacher or principal with a copy of the school census, together with the names and addresses of parents and guardians. Teacher or principal required to compare such census with enrollment once each month and report to the Secretary of the District Boundary Board the names of all children not in regular attendance at school. Eight unexcused half-days absense during any four weeks constitutes irregular attendance. Secretary of District Boundary Board required to notify Truant Officer. Truant Offices shall within twentyfour hours, serve written notice in person cr by registered mail, upon parent or guardian, directing him or her to send child or children to school on the following Monday, and that the attendance of such child or children must be continuous during the remainder of the school year. At the same time the Truant Officer notifies the teacher or principal that he has served such notice upon the parent or guardian. If parent or guardian fails to comply, the truant officer is required within three days to file a complaint before a justice of the peace, who shall issue war rant and proceed to hear the case in the same manner as other offenders are tried. Penalty Parent or guardian, if convicted, liable to fine of not less than $5.00 nor more than $25.00, or imprisonment in county or city jail not less than two nor more than ten days, or both fine and imprisonment. It is the duty of school officers, teachers, principals, and superintendants to assist in the enforcement of this law, neglect of duty on their part punish able by a fine of not less than $5.00 nor more than $20.00. BURGULAR COUGHT ROBBERY WITH THE GOODS Charles F. Dunfoi (I DR AY AGE Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to all Parts of the Country. Nothing (co Heavy or too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water. JACKSONVILLE OREGON I M I m . M M Announcement I am now prepared with a new Fairbanks Morse Gasoline six-horse power Wood Sawing Outfit to saw wood in any quantity. Trices are as follows: Four Foot Wood, Once ir Two.........40 Cents Four Foot Wood, Twice in Two 50 Cents Pole Wood..................................... By the hour I will have plenty of wood for sale shortly at my yard on North Oregon street, on thoT. J. Williamson place C. A. Norton, Prop Criterion Saloon For Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. DUNNINGTON & DENEFF, PROPRIETORS Jacksonville, Oregon Oregon Builders merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing heart—capital or no capital. Southern Pacific So. Lines in Oregon is sending tons of literature to the East for distribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of builping Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expence of sending them complete information about Oregon and its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER from the Fast to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principle cities are: From Denver - - - $30.00 From Louisville $41.70 Omaha - - - 30.00 “ Cincinnati 42.20 Kansas City - 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75 < St. Louis - - 35.50 “ New York 55.00 Chicago - • - 38.00 TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID. If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be furmslii d by telegraph. /I. S. ROSENBAUM Local Agent Medford Ore. WM. MCMURRY. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland Ore. The harness shop of South & Jewell, at Grants Pass was broken into last Saturday night and some tools and some stock was taken. The burglary was not discovered until Monday morn ing when August Bowdin, who had been employed in the shop, was miss ing. Sherilf Russel of Josephine coun ty telegraphed the description of the man to different towns in the valley. Chief of Police Shearer of Medford got a description of the man and made the arrest. Bowdin had sold some of the goods to a Medford harness man claiming that he received the goods in part pay ment for his services. He had a small bundle of goods with him when arrest ed. AT MEDFORD HOTEL Prim Weeks, an Indian from the Klamath reservation, was robbed last Saturday night in the Medford room ing house by an unknown paleface. Weeks made the acquaintance of a white man during the day who evident ly was without money. The Indian gave the man his meals and at night offered him lodgings. Sunday morn ing the Indian’s friend was missing as well as $60.00. Sunday night in the same room Weeks was robbed of a pair of “shaps. ” O. A. C. IS A MODERN SCHOOL The Oregon Agricultural College, at Corvallis, is one of the most advanced Mr. James Nicholl of San Francisco spent Monday and Tuesday in Jackson schools of its kind on the coast, and this fact is appreciated by those who ville. have taken advantage of a course in either of the many branches. The college has arranged to give short winter courses, for the benefit of those who cannot spare the time to GUS NEWBURY take a full course. The following is a summary of the branches tought: Attorr.ey-at-Law Farmers’ week, January 5 to 9; Cre Will Practise in All Courts in the State amery practice, January 5 to 15; dairy Office on California street one ing, January 18 to March 27; horti block south of the court house culture, January 11 to February 20; Mechanic art, January 11, to February 20; household science and art, January A. E. REAMES 11 to February 20. There is no admis Lawyer sion fee and the only requirement is Practise in all State and Federal Courts that you are over 16 years old and of Kahler Block JACKSONVILLE good moral character. The expenses for the farmer’s week is very light, from $3.50 to $4.50. The other cours HANNA jr. es will require a registration fee of Lawyer $1.00 and in addition to a $2.00 fee will be charged in the ten weeks’ course Office: One block south of depot. I JACKSONVILLE, OREGON in darying as a laboratory fee and a breakage deposit of $3.00. Those in mechanic arts will pay a fee of $2.00 DR- T. T. SHAW for blacksmithing and $2.00 for wood work. Dentist. The dairying course teaches cheese Office in Ryan Building, California St., making as well as butter and separa Upftairs tion. Horticulture is a very important JACKSONVILLE OREGON study inasmuch as this course includes lectures by men of experience in their particular line, also the disease of and vegetables. THE BLUE JAY POSTAL SHOP fruit The school is well equipped having everything necessary to carry on pra Head Quarters for Scenic and ctical work. Aside from the fine la Novelty Postals. Wholesale boratory and library the school is eq and Retail business. Send us uipped with blooded stock and poultry a Trial Mail Order. Our Aim and a large farm for experimental is to Please. purposes. 31.V, Main St. Medford. Ore. Music and military training and che- mestry are prominent features of the school. TRAIL LUMBER CO Dr. Miles’ Anti-Fain Fills relieve pain. For headache Dr. Miles' Anti-Fain Pills JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Rough and Dressed Lumber of All Kinds 4 ESTIMATE FURNISHED —- ATENTS I I RADl Rfl a D esign i ’ FM" E. J. BOANER EYE SPECIALIST Dr. of Opthalmolofry. recently from Chica o. Glasses correctly fitted so they never have to be changvd for the distance. Perfect fit guaranteed to cure Chronic Headache and St. Vita* Pnnce. Medford, Oregon COPVRfCHTf Ac. Anyone eendln* a «ketch and dwertptl« n may autckly ««certain our opinion free whet ier an Invention probably lion« strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on I itenta •ent free. (»W aaency for aero no« pet nt a. Patent« taken through Munn A to. loceive rprcMl nofk«, wltbont charge. In the Scientific American. A IlinstrstM w»e»tr. I Are. at etr- enlalion >»I «nr »riant Ilin I .nrn.t, 1 rm a. S3 a rear: loot months. II. Soi l brail n»w»>t«a>«rs. Holiday Presents We have a good Assortment of holidays gifts direct from the east including Leather Goods, Toilet Sets, Books, Brass, Candle Sticks, Burnt Wood Work, Smoker’s Outfits, etc. CITY DRUG STORE J. Hi ROBINSON, Propietor M. HEGE Jacksonville’s Leading Confectioner........ Candies, Fruits, Vegetables, Tobacco and Groceries Order3 Delivered Twice Each Day OREGON RECEIV ES COMPLIMENT BRICK! $8 per thousand (Special Corresponden’e.) One of the most important gatherings ! PETER ENSELE & SONS to be held on the Pacific Coast during Are prepared to furnish high 1909 will be the convention in Portland grade brick. Order from C. Ulrich of the Association of American Agri cultural Colleges and Experiment Sta tions, brought here through the instru mentality of President W. J. Kerr, I of the Oregon Agricultural College. ! The American Association of Universi-1 ty Presidents, the American Associa tion of Farmers’ Institute Workers, j the Agronomic Society, and the Asso Pure Mineral Water ciation of Agricultural Chemists al- j Bottled at the Spring ways hold their conventions at the same place and time as the Association and Delivered to of Agricultural Colleges and Experi-1 Your Residence fresh ment Stations, and will therefore be and Sparkling. here also. Delegates to these meet ings comprise college and university Order From presidents, directors of experiment CHAS. F. DUNFORD. stations, experts in the different bu reaus of the Department of Agricul ture, and other specialists, and an at-1 tendance of between 1200 and 1500 is I expected. An extended visit to the ASHLAND COMMERCIAL CLLEGE Ashland, Oregon- A-Y-P Exposition is included in their schedule. The exact date of the con- Something Special vention will be announced soon. J. E. Defebaugh, editor of the Business and Shorthand Training, thor ough and practical. “American Lumberman” of Chicago, 6 months scholarship........... $45.00. who has bestowed such marked praise 9 months scholarship........... 60.00. on Douglas fir, has the following to Note the Special. say editorially in the current issue of All students who secure a nine the “Lumberman”: The Pacific Northwest makes a won months scholarship and enter Septem derful appeal to every visitor, It is a ber 7, will be entitled to the combined land of living waters, of golden soil, course to July 1, 1909. This gives you of mineral wealth beyond comprehen- an extra month. Come and investi sion, of forests which will bless man- gate. Address, P. RITNER, Pres. kind when other lands are desolate; a land of mountain, plain and valley; of a people great in intellect, energy, en durance and kindliness. In this gold en Nor.hwest, in a climate without Office one block south of Courthouse the harshness of the North or the en JACKSONVILLE, OREGON ervating softness of the South, these people are building an empire. They Filings made on homestead» and timber claims. have harnessed the streams for power Correct plats weekly showins all vacant lands. Notary Public and Conveyancer or, pouring them over the plains, have produced fruitful fields and gardens; Legal papers of all kinds made out. Special they are wresting from the earth its attention given to papers in settlement of estates. Abstract of Land Titles mineral wealth; they are converting Most complete set of abstract books In the the forests into forms of utility and couuty. Abstract made promptly and accurately. beauty; they are building schools and Real Estate aud Insurance colleges; the Bible vision of every man Fine list of county and town property for sale dwelling under his own vine and fig i and rent. tree is realized here, where his every Money Loaned bodily need and intellectual want may Warrants bought and sold. Collection« made. be gratified. The natural wealth of Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply to all the country is great and great are its letters. Charges reasonable. References achievements, but better than all this are the people themselves a chosen Hon. H. K. Hanna judge 1st judicial district race growing in numbers and in all the and any Jacksonville business man. accomplishments and graces which make a people mutually useful and happy.” The convention of the Oregon State ! Dairy Association at Salem last week j was the most successful ever held by | that body. Washington and California were represented in both attendance "Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy has and exhibits. The grand prize for best display of dairy products was cured me of heart disease of awarded to F. A. Schubinger of Salem over 20 years’ standing. I was for an exhibit comprising 26 varieties so bad that I could not do my of cheese. The Douglas Creamery Co. work, and could scarcely draw of Roseburg won first award for high a full breath without fainting or est scoring creamery butter, F. G. smothering. The doctor told me Mattke of Sweet Home, for highest he could do no more for me; scoring dairy butter, and T. J. Ballan- then I commenced taking the tyne of Hobsonville, for highest scor Heart Remedy. I shall never ing cheese. The dairymen pledged a forget that night. I slept better fund of $150 per month for the employ than I had before in months. I ment of an expert to bring dairy con kept right on getting better, un ditions throughout the state up to the til I was perfectly well.” highest possible standard. An appro MRS. LAURA RUSSELL, priation of $6000 will be asked from Logan, Iowa. the legislature. President F. L. Kent When the heart action is of Corvalis was re-elected, with Carl weak, it fails to pump the blood Abrams, of Salem, Secretary. The through the lungs with sufficient time of next year’s meeting will be rapidity. Then the lungs do not chosen to harmonize with the date se absorb the proper amount of lected by the Washington Dairymen, oxygen, although they may be who meet at Chehalis this week. Hon. taking in a normal amount of C. L. Mitchel, of the Dairy Division, air. The result is shortness of U. S. Department of Agriculture, is breath, smothering spells, diffi in Chehalis for this meeting. Cölestin SILAS J. DAY 20 Years W i thHeartT rouble cult breathing, oppressed feeling in chest. Dr. Miles’ Heart Rem Posters are out announcing the an edy strengthens the heart nerves nual excursion to San Francisco which and muscles, and in this way will leave Ashland on December 26. increases the circulation. Those who have not visited the “Windy Get a bottle from your drug City” since the fire will have an op gist. Take it according to direc portunity to see the new San Francisco tions, and if it does not benefit Hew York I , at a small coat. » r 8L, WMtHMtvO. D. C. I BRICK! J he will return your money.
