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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1911)
LOCAL NEWS Miss Mollie Ray of Ruch, has been visiting friends in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Dunford have returned from a trip to Portland. M. Mayer, who has conducted a tailoring establishment at Ashland for 35 years has removed to this citv. He will occupy the room formerly used by J. Hartman. Miss Mary Elizabeth Grimes died at the residence of her brother, in this city, Thursday morning. She was aged about seventy years and had re sided here for six years. Circuit court was in session Monday. B. F. Mulkey was at Ashland Thurs day. Horace Venable was in Medford Tuesday. Forty-two teachers attended the ex amination. Pete Allen of Sterling was in town Tuesday. Carrie Culy of Steamboat was in town Tuesday. Chas. Smith of Ruch, was in town W ednesday. Mrs. Anail Gilson of Buncom, was in CLASSIFIED ADS. town Wednesday. Tobe Stone and Harry Wulf were in Strayed—One sorrel, bald face horse, town Wednesday. Fay Sears of Medford was in town three white feet, lame in right fore foot, 8 years old. Finder notify O. C. town Saturday. Gooden, Ruch, Ore., and receive re Lou Stone of Forest Creek, was in ward. town Saturday. To those who drink whiskey for Mrs. P. F. Swayne of Watkins was pleasure; HARPER Whiskey adds zest in^town Tuesday. to existence. To those who drink John Orth of Medford was a Jackson whiskey for health’s sake; HARPER ville visitor Tuesday. Whiskey makes life worth living. Sold Lemie'Taylor of Ruch was a Jackson by E. H. HELMS. ville visitor Monday. Use printed stationery; it adds dignity A. C. Hough of Grants Pass, was in to your business. Ail ¿kinds of office stationery printed on short notice and this city, Tuesday. H. H. Sessler of Berkely, Calif, w as at reasonable prices. Jacksonville Post in town this week. Joe Beeman of Gold Hill was in town one day this week. THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE W. M. Colvig, Esq. of Medford was in town Monday. W. E. Phipps of Medford was at the Alaskans Gruduaie. Seniors court house Monday. Beat Faculty. Chas. B. Gay, deputy game warden was in town Wednesday. County Recorder Colvig was a visit The two Alaskan bovs who received or at Medford Sunday. the degree of Bachelor of Science at Judge Crews of Medford was at the the Oregon Agricultural College last court house Monday. week both won honors in student Mrs. T. M. Norris of Gold Hill visit activities in addition to their scholastic work. ed Mrs. Alex Norris Tuesday. C. L. Jamison of Fairbanks, who Gus Newbury of Medford was trans- finished the mining course, was presi a cting business in town Monday. dent of the Jeffersonian Literary Mrs. Erickson, of San Francisco Society, Captain of Co. B in the regi was a visitor in town this week. ment, president of the Miners’ As Frank Edwards of Joe Bar, has been sociation, Editor-in-chief of the col in our city several days this week. lege annual, The Orange, associate S. E. Dunnington has erected a neat editor of the monthly magazine The Student Engineer, treasurer of Gamma porch at the rear of his residence. William Cameron of Ruch, spent a Delta Phi fraternity, a member of the Student Council having the dicipline few hours in Jacksonville Saturday. of students, secretary of the debate Mr. and Mrs. O. Krause of Medford council and of inter-collegiate debate, visited friends in this city Monday. a member of the winning inter-society Will McDaniel brought some of his debating team, and of the team which fine strawberries to town Saturday. defeated the Washington State Col Miss Katherine Chapman has gone lege this year. R. D. Bridges ofCordova, a graduate to Hornbrook, Calif, for a few days. John Norling and W. J. Butterly of the commerce school, was presi were Medford visitors Monday evening. dent of the Commercial Club, First Lieutenant of Co. L in the regiment, Superintendent Collins of the Medford treasurer and afterward vice-president schools, was a recent visitor in this of the Athenaeum Literary Society, city. and a member of the Junior class base John Haskins who lives near Squaw ball nine. Lake, was in town Thursday and The O. A. C. Seniors beat the Friday. Faculty 19 to 9 in a baseball game Mrs. Finney and Mrs. Frank Robison which formed a part of commence were Medford visitors Tuesday after ment week fun. Lack of practice noon. handicapped the instructors, a number Harold Wilcox, who has been laid of whom showed what they might do up with a badly cut foot is able to be if they had been in training. about again. The graduates this vear at O. A. C. Mrs. Fred Luyand sons, of Antelope, included men and women from 11 have been visiting Mrs. Chas Prim of states and 1 foreign country. India was represented by 1 student, Oregon this city. G. W. Trefren and E, D. Briggs of by 106, Alaska by 2, California 3, Ashland were transacting business in Wisconsin 2, Washington 8, South Dakota and Indiana 1 each, Oklahoma this city Monday. 1, Arizona 1, Iowa 1 and Colorado 1. Mr. Abbott is arranging to put in a The 49 officers for next years regi new glass front in his store building ment include representatives of 7 On California street. states —Pennsylvania, Irdiana, Idaho. Mr. arid Mrs. W. R. Coleman, Frank Michigan, Oregon, Washington and Coleman, and MisS J, Donegan visited California. Medford Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleinhammer of Buncom, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha Jones of this city. Mrs. J ames Buck ley and son Frarci", of Ruch spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. C. Ulrich of this city. Rev. Chas. H. Johnston, with six members of the "Boy Scojta” are It means economy—it means satis- Camping on the Applegate this week. laction—it means a beautiful, lasting William Cameron, a prominent finish on your floors, to know the differ farmer of the Applegate valley, was ence before you buy. transacting business in town Monday. Common varnishes are brittle and Miss Rose Buckley of Ruch, was in soon show unsightly scratches. Jacksonville a few hours last Satur FJaatica Floor Finish is so tough day on her way to Medford to visit that nothing mars it. Heels, scraping Mrs. H. Watson. chairs, casters, leave no marks. Common varnishes turn white under Attorneys A. E. Reames, S. V. Beckwith, O. C. Boggs, H. Wi thing water. ton, and C. L. Reames, cf Medford, ElasHca Floor Finish! never does. were attending court Monday. It is water-proof. Common varnishes * and 'wax need Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Steenstrup have been camping near Saltmarsh’s place constant care and refinishing. on Litfle Applegate, enjoying fishing ElasHca Floor Finish keeps its original lustre. It outlasts any finish and outdoor sports. Teacher’s examination is being held ever before offered. It saves work in the court, house this week, the law and saves expense. We cannot overstate the importance passed at the recent session of the 1< g alature having changed the time cf of knowing the facts about floor fin ishes. Come in and ask us. holi.ing the examinations. The school election Mohday, lesulted ' in the re-elev.ion of Dr. T. T. Shaw as a member of the board. The other j directors are C. U Reekman and B. i F Mulkey; Lewis Ulrich is clerk. Luke Ryan arrived from Portland in his new auto Saturday. Mr. Ryan did not attempt to drive the car him-' te'f but secured the services of a SulJ by chauffer. Luke says that he will i "make haste slowly" and master the Fred J. Fick machine at his leisure. AVast Difference in Floor Finishes FLOOR FINISH Medford and Jacksonvi lit AUTO LINE I’. C. KORST, ■ San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P. M 11 Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. Manager lienk Clearings at Hank ot Jacksonville. for week ending fune 22. $28,724.50 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE L t . Jacksonville 7:00 9:C0 10:30 12:00 1:30 3:00 4:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 12:00 1:30 a. m ord Leave 8:00 a. 4 4 m . 9:30 11:00 4 4 12:30 p. m. 2:00 sc 3:30 5:00 4 C> 6:30 4 C' 8:00 9:30 4C 11:00 4 4. 12:30 a. m. 4 • <4 m. p. m. 4 I 44 « < 44 4 4 a. ni. The Weather. Fo llowing is the report of U. S . Vr>l- untee.- Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Jackso nville, for month of. May Latitud e 42 deg. 18. min. nort h; longi tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. 1 .......... 2 3 .......... 4 .......... 5 ......... 6 ......... 7 .......... 8.......... 9 .......... 10.......... 11 .......... 12.......... 13 ......... 14 .......... 15 .......... 16 .......... 17 .......... 18 .......... 19.......... 20 .......... 21 .......... 99 23 .......... 21 .......... 25 26 .......... 27 .......... 28 .......... 29 .......... 30.......... 31 .......... Ge ‘ tai 75 62 62 56 58 65 72 74 59 66 58 58 59 G2 79 80 72 57 58 67 C6 73 79 85 86 81 MINI- MUM 45 45 44 47 37 32 40 31 38 33 ?’> X9 38 » 36 1 39 41 I 39 34 37 ! 46 48 1 38 37 37 40 37 41 48 54 PREC’P- TAT’N CH ’R’C’T OF DAY clear part cloudy .46 ■cloudy part cloudy clear trace .20 .41 .10 .30 a piece of jewelry that |you will be preud of. 39-5 A Phenomenal Offer Yale by a New York Firm. TILE FOR SALE Thousands all over the United States are taking advantage of a generous offer of the Gotham Company 1165 Broadway, N. Y. City, making request e have on hand for sale the following for a beautiful gold-plated scarf-pin for lady or gentleman, which is mailed to blanks viz: any one sending name and address free Les 3e> of charge. M ortgages, This offer is made to introduce their Bill of Sale,| catalogue of general merchandise, Agreements, household goods, jewelry, novelties, &c. Readers of this paper are re W arranty Deeds, quested to send name and address Quit Claim Deeds, immediately, enclosing five two-cent Chattel Mortgage, stamps to cover packing and postage. Acknowledgements, Send to-day and receive without cost Real Estate Contract, Location Notice—Placer, Location Notice -Quartz, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Real Estate Agents Contract, Notice Application for Liquor License Atreasonable prices. We intend adding other blanks as fast as possible until the line is complete. Blanks of special form printed to order at short notice. legal blanks LEAVE HOTEL MOORE ’ DATE St A XI- Mi IM SCAR'-PINS FREE part cloud v j cloudy . clear JACKSONVILLE POST. part cloudy clear cloudy 1 clear cloudy .10 Temperature—mean max. € 4.22; mean min. 40.13 mean 52:2; .Max. 86 on 30th min. 32, on 6th; greatest range 42. Precipitation Total for m onth, 1.50 inches. <jrreate8L Greatest in ¿»nvur», 24 hours. .iuiircuv». .46 inches. ' mcne3. Change in Southern Pacific Time' Table. Effective January Is';. 1910. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. 20 Portland Passenger.......... 8:04 A.M. 24 Grants Pass Motor.......... 10:21 A.M. 32 Grants Pass Motor............. 4:48 P.M. [ 16 Oregon Express.................. 5:24 P.M. I 2-16 Oregou Express........................ 5:34 P.M. i 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only).2:35 A.M. SOUTH DOUND TRAINS. 23 Ashland Motor............................ 8:45 A.M. 15 California Express ........10:35 A.M. 31 Ashland Motor............................ 2:24 P.M. Ivy poisoning, swellings of the flesh, bites and stings of Insects, stiff neck and lame back should bo treated with Ballard’s SNOW LINIMENT It neutralizes poisons, sub dues inflammation, relaxes con tracted muscles and restores healthy conditions. For heal ing cuts, wounds, burns or scalds, there Is nothing like It in the whole list ot curative agents. It cures by a mild power that Is more effective than the strong, harsh lini ments When rubbed In for rheumatic pains, neuralgia or sciatica. Its wonderful penetrat ing and relieving Influence Is very gratifying. It is an all- around household liniment that Is useful In a thousand ways and its application is always followed bv beneficial results. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00. Jamc3F.Dallard.Pr0p. St.Louis,Mo. Use Stephens Hye Salve for Sore Eyes. It Cures. We have now m stock at our kiln, a large quan tity of first class drain tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. For sale at reasonable prices. Call and ex amine, or send us your order. Jacksonville Brick, Tile & Lime Company. Grand Celebration JULY 3 At JULY 4 Medford, Oregon On the 3rd: A seventy mile auto race on a 10 mile course. commences at 10 o’clock sharp. On the 4th: A grand parade, bands of music, 50 decorated autes, fire companies, beautiful floats. I SPEAKING AT THE PARK Horse racing each day, broncho busting, etc. One thousand doll: rs in purses. FIREWORKS AT NIGHT S olo A ho R ccohmcnoeo B v ^B p Cil Y DRUG STORE For further particulars see small bills. PEOPLE Some day there may be this number in Jacksonville but on the 4th of July there will be that many and more in Medford. We want you to come in and see our store while you are here during the three days celebration. Come in and see the best lines of Furniture, Rugs, Curtains, Ranges and house furnishings in Medford. See the store that made it possible to get these good atreasonable prices in Southern Oregon. We will be glad to show you through, whether you want to buy or not. You might see something that will make your home mere comfortable and more artistic. REMEMBER We deliver everything to your home with our own wagon. No risk, no scars, no trouble. Your Satisfaction is Our Success ftfh & Central Ave Ra' e
