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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1911)
LEGAL BLANKS Change in Southern Paci!:c i ne Forest Grove returned home Thursday. The Weather. Following is the report of U. S. Vol Table. Ashland city council has call a special election for August 26, to to unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; We have on hand for sale the following From County School Superintendent’s Annual Report Effective January 1st, 1910. blanks viz: on a bond issue for local improverm-,. Jacksonville. for month of Ju’v L. E. Wakeman, cashier of :ie Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi NORTH HOUND TRAINS. Lease,) 1910 1911 Fruitgrowers Bank at Medford, was tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Mortgages. Portland Passenger .....8:01 AM. 20 transacting business in this city, Sat bATE MAXI MINI ri.i.t r CH RCT 6499 School census (between four and twenty years of age) f«19 Of DAY Bill of Sale,| MUM TAT N MUM Grants Pass Motor....... 10:21 AM. M urday. Number pupils enrolled in school........ .................. 4850 5645 Grants Pass Motor ........... 4:48 P. M. c’.osr Agreements. 32 1 41 Mavor Canon of Medford annou- • s • 49 Average number of pupils belonging in school................ 4384.5 4735.5 V\ arranty Deeds. 16 Oregon Express................ 5:24 I'M. that no more prize fights will be al 3 4 53 Quit Claim Deeds, 2-16 Oregou Express...............5:34 P.M. Average daily attendance..................... ........................... 4097.9 lowed in that burg. Better late than 5 53 4439 9 53 6 . never. 12 Shasta Limit. J (Mail only)2:35 A M. Chattel Mortgage, 45 7 Per cent of attendance ..... ............................................. 93.6 93.7 • 8 ... 41 Mr. Gorst of the "Auto Stage L Acknowledgements, 45 9 ... SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. Number of eighth grade graduates 109 173 ss 4»' has leased the Bruner building, near 10 Real Estate Contract, ■ 11 ... Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A M. 23 Number of pupils enrolled in high schools the city hall, and converted it int a 12 ... 53 524 part cloudy Location Notice—Placer, 62 tracs 13 ... u> California Express ........ 10:35 AM. 15 garage. cle ar 61 14 ... Number of organized districts in county.. 94 95 Location Notice—Quartz, «3 ... ! 31 Ashland Motor................. 2:24 I' M. Wm. Puhi is in charge of the barber 15 61 1(6 1« ... Number of school houses built during year 8 ' shop during the absence of Mr. 17 ... Satisfaction of Mortgage, 10 10» 69 13 San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M. 96 so 18 ... is camping on Little Real Estate Agents Contract, Number of teachers employed during year sn Robison who 94 19 ... 182 211 11 Shasta Limited (Mail only)5:47 A M. M 20 ... 91 I Applegate. Notice Application for Liquor License S3 tó 21 ... Average monthly ¿alary of male teachers....... •» $ ; 91.62 $ 76.44 99 IS B M. Collins has been presented by < 23 ’ At reasonable prices. We intend adding 100 M Average monthly salary of female teachers. part cloudy 54.46 61.17 96 64 24 ... John Norris, with a fine cane, made ' other blanks as fast as possible until 65 M 25 ... clear SS 92 Average yearly salary of city superintendents 1600.00 I of Oregon mahogany, the handiw ?rk ' 26 the line is complete. Blanks of special 1600.00 S3 94 27 ... of Mr. Norris. form printed to order at short notice. 99 57 28 ... Average monthly salary of principals.............. 85.45 97.46 61 92 ... T. W. Osgood of Medford, the 29 30 ... Average monthly salary of teachers in one-room schools 49.16 52 52.64 JACKSONVILLE POST. engineer who planned the waterworks 31 ... for this city, was transacting business Average monthly salary of assistant teachers in schools Temperature—mean max. 91 :0S; mean I in town Friday. min. 55.O’Jmean73:41; Max. 105on 16th It means economy—it means satis of more than one room........................................... 61.60 70.02 faction—it means a beautiful, lasting Lewis Ulrich, Curly Wilson, Clyde min. 41, on 1st; great 3 it range 46. Average length of term, months................................ 6.5 J Shaw, Don Cameron, and Ch 7.4 finish on your floors, to know the diiier- Precipitation — Total for month, ence before you buy. Dunford, Jr. made a fishing trip to trace. Greatest in 24 hours. The first column in the above table shows the figures in the 1911 report, the Applegate, Sunday. Common varnishes are brittle and the second column figures are taken from the ieport made in 1910. A careful soon show unsightly scratches. Mis. P. S. Steensirup left for Seattle Use prints! stationery; it adds dignity promptly obtained in all countnt * on no fee . comparison will show a considerable increase in number of pupils, attendance, Wednesday where she expects to meet TRADE-MARKS, < 'aveatsand < upyriMhiAregis- Elastica Floor Finish is so tough 1 He red. Send Ske’ch. Model or Photo. for number of eighth grade graduates, houses built during the year, number of her husband who is returning from a to your busine<s. All kinds of office FREE RIPOItT on patentability. Patent pract that nothing mars it. Heels, scraping stationery printed on short notice and ice exclusively. BARK REFERENCES. teachers employed, salaries paid, and the average length of term. chairs, casters, leave no marks. Send 2 cents in Mani)»s for invaloal»le book business trip to New York. at reasonable prices. Jacksonville t i HOW TO OBTAIN and SELL PATENTS. The repott shows that the progress of the schools is in keeping with the Common varnishes turn white under Which ones will pay. liow to get a partner, II Among those in town Saturday from patent law and other valuable information. Pest. advancement of our country along other lines and that teachers, directors and water. V Ruch were Lester Throckmorton, Mr’ superintendent have been attentive to the duties of their several positions. Elastica Floor Finish never does. and Mrs. Will Smith, Harve Cameron, Superintendent Wells has prepared and has printed an elaborate report, PATENT LAWYERS, It is water-proof. [303 Seventh St., Washington, 0. C. from which the above is taken, showing names and addresses of school officers John Matney and Robert Ray. A C RfE A'iTi O«a Common varnishes and wax need Mis. Will A. Hanna, of Seattie, amount of appropriation for each district and othsr interesting data. constant care and refinishing. who has been visiting for several Elastica Floor Finish keeps its Postmaster Garrett of Buncom, was weeks at the Neuber home in this original lustre. It outlasts any finish LOCAL NEWS city, returned to her home Monday. Medford and Jacksonvill > transacting business in this city Satur ever before offered. It saves work Notwithstanding the reports circu day. AUTO LINE and saves expense. lating in regard to dull times, the We cannot overstate the imoortance Mason Fruit Jars, caps and Mrs. Gordon Stout of Medford spent Bank of Jacksonville reports on Aug- THE MERRIAM WEBSTER K C. GORST. Manager of knowing the facts about floor fin Sunday with her parents near Jackson rubbers complete. |ustlO,a legal reserve of 33 4-5 per The Only New unabridged dic UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ville. ishes. Come in and ask us. 1-2 Gallon jars $1.25 doz. tionary in many years. cent. Mr. and Mrs. Whittington spent last Leave Medford Contains the pith and essence Lv. Jacksonville Quarts - - 90c. doz. J. F. Logan of Waldo, Josephine Thursday in Gold Hill attenditg to bus of an authoritative library. 8:00 a. ; county was in town Wednesday c. Pints --- 75c. doz. 7:00 iness. Covers every field of knowL 9:30 9:C0 I business connected with u mini: g Jelly Glasses 50c. doz. edge. ,An Encyclopedia in a 11:00 Mr. and Mrs. E. Biggs of San Diego, 10:30 venture in which Hon. T. Cameron of single* book. 12:30 p. m Extra tops for MaAon Jars Cal. were in town several days this 12:00 this city is interested. The Only Dictionary with the Extra tops for Economy Jars! week. New Divided Page. Dr. Colwell of Ashland, a former Sil *»• inot-UM®« All kinds Crockery and Glassware! Miss Gertrude Ulrich of Medford resident of this city, was visiting, his 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. was the guest of Mrs. Chancy Florey 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly NUN AN-TAYLOR CO. I old time friends here Thursday. Dr. half a million dollars. Sunday. ,1 Robinson, Luke Ryan and B. M. Collins Geo. Flater of Medford was in town Let us tell you about this most Sold by 11:00 Benton Pool, a prominent farmer of I accompanied him to Ashland. Monday. remarkable single volume. 12:30 the Applegate valley, was in this city, Fred J. Fick Writs for sample Sheriff and Mrs. Jones left for the B. E. Haney of Medford was in town Tuesday. 1 EAVE HOTEL MOORE pace", full par ■ north Thursday evening; the sheriff Thursday. ticular«, etc. D. H. Jackson, of Medford was to Cottage Grove after an al Mrs. Henry Bauten was in town transacting^business in this city Wed- going Name thia ' leged horse thief and Mra. Jones to Saturday. paper and neadsy. Portland with a delinquent girl. wo will George Henry was a visitor at Med «end free Mrs. G. S. Epperson has returned •When you feel dull, out of sorts, discouraged, Miss Katharine Chapman is seriously ford Monday. a set of half sick and everything seems to bo going from a two weeks visit atlalent and ill, Thursday evening the nurses"in at Pocket wrong, you can blame It on your liver. It Is W. W. Harmon went to San Francis Ashland. tendance moved her from her rooms in Maps torpid. You need co, Saturday. W. Puhi and daughter Clara of Eagle rear of her store to a larger and I A. Throckmorton of Ruch was in Point are visiting Mrs. Bird Saltmarsh cooler loom at Mrs. Caughthran’s. town Thursday. of Buncom. Sixteen members of the I. O. O. F. Mrs. H. Getchet was a Medford Mesdames Townsend and Cottrell of lodge at Medford attended a meeting visitor Tuesday. Ashland, visited friends in this city, of the local lodge in this city Tuesday Springfield, M mi . A Medicine of Power in Robert Cook of Foots creek was in Wednesday. night. Initiatory work was put on All Liver Disorders. town Saturday. Miss Anna Palmer a niece of Mrs. and a banquet served. A general good , When the liver is torpid, it throws impurities Into the system, Mrs. Geo. E. Neuber visited Medford 0. W. Dunford, is visiting friends in time is reported. hlch hamper every organ In the body. The result Is that func 6C YEARS Jacksonville. Misses Grace and Hazel Raypholtz friends Monday. tional processes are not properly carried on. Impurities get Into EXPERIENCE the blood, the stomach Is bilious, tho kidneys weak anj tho Mrs. L. G. Uinch was a Medford The county court has fixed Saturday, 1 1 entertained the employes of the Rogue bowels Irregular—generally constipated. Ilerblne clears out all visitor Thursday. Sept. 30, as the date of the special River Valley Abstract Co to a hayride these Impurities, opens up the obstructed channels, strengthen! and an icecream supper at their home the torpid liver, cleansea the blood, purifies and regulates tho E. C. Hogsett was in Medford Mon bond «lection. Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Pal bowels. After the system has been thus overhauled, there is an day on business. William Cameron of the Applegate Immediate improvement Appetite rctarns, digestion Is good, tho let of Seattle. All present reported a Mis. W. H. Venable of Ruch, was i valley was transacting business in jolly good time. spirits rise, the mind clears of gloomy forebodings and everything T rade M arks town Saturday. looks bright and cheerful, which means, sound, healthy conditions in town ‘Monday. D esigns Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dunnington, C opyrights A c . > Mr. and Mra. B. E. Haney of Med- everywhere In tho body. Reuben Robinson has moved on to accompanied by their son Clint and Price 50c per Bottle. j ford visited "Papa and Mamma" the Dr. Clancy farm. '’Buster” Coleman, left Sunday on a «T. LOUIS, MO. JAMES F. BALLARD PflC-RTTOn Schmidt Sunday. nt riet IF confidential. HÄNDBUW J 5’ H. N. Smith of Portland was a re a hunting and fishing excursion to the t .1 ions Ir.-«. i’ll«» »««»er for »ecur'ns pa:«»<•. riumi taken ibrowh Hmm * Co. recelr« Mrs. Hogsett and Mrs. Whittington headquarters of Little ADplegate. cent visitor in this city. K«« notier, without cb^se. In the Mrs. Fred Coppie of Big Applegate spent Wednesday afternoon in Medford Tney were joined Monday by Mr. and calling on friends. Mrs. Frank Robison and Mr. and Mrs. jSouo A n ~Ö^P c co MM CM Oto was in town Saturday. Dr. J. F. Reddy and Walter Mc E. S. Wilson. County Clerk Colemar was in Med Callum of Medford transacted business J. B. Reinhart has secured an option | ford, Thursday evening. in this city Tuesday. oil the property owned by the J ackson- J as ten Hartman made a business Mr. and Mn>. C. C. Cant of Seattle ville Mining & Milling Co. situated trip to Medford Monday. spent several days this week with Mr. near the Opp mill and will have the Mrs. W. R. Coleman was a visitor and Mrs. Whittington. ,■ ................................ 11 same thoroughly prospected. If the qw ................. > at Medford, Wednesday. report is favorable, Mr. Reinhart will Miss Clara Abbott, who had been J. L. Wooldrige of Applegate, was visiting friends in the Willamette val purchase the tract which consist« of in this city Wednesday. 40 acres and will open the mine and ley, has returned home. Jacob Klippel of Medford was a Miss Leona Ulrich, the popular construct a mill at an early date. visitor in town Saturday. operator at the telephone exchange Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wendt was at Medford Monday. •l Bank Clearing» at Bank of Aug. 8, a nine pound son. Mr. Couden, Sam DeReboam and E. C. Hogsett has moved into the Roy Ulrich were fishing in Rogue I Jacksonville, for week ending Aug 10, 117,802 74 Taylor house on Fifth street. River Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor were Miss Grenigar, who has been visit Examination and advice cost you nothing and may save you many dollars. visitors at Medford, Monday. ing at the home of O. W. Dunford has Burning Without Permit Mra. Ansel Gilson of Sterling was returned to Klamath Falls. My office, the most up-to-date in Southern Oregon, is fitted with all modern Regulations adopted by State Board shopping in this city Monday. Mrs. Bird Saltmarsh of Buncom was electrical appliances and thus enables those living out of town to have their Mrs. Gould has purchased the Boaz in town Wednesday accompanied by of Forestry. August 5, 1911, ami which are effective on and after Thursday, property, on California snreet. her two sons Lee and Glenn. work done promptly and get home the same day. Compare my j »rices with August 10, 1911. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor are en “1. Burning of log piles, ttumps, I Misses Ethel and Marie Eiffert of joying an outing at Crater Lake. others and see if there is any reason why you should pay more. Ail my work Meiford, spent Wednesday with their or brush heaps without permit as pro Nicholas Kime of Griffin creek was sister Mrs. W. H. Barnum. vided for under Section 7 of the Oregon • visitor in this city, Saturday. is ABSOLUTELY Lady attendant. uuvuv a a-«*-.-. GUARANTEED. ------------- Rev. Van Clarenbeck of Medford Forest Fire Law, is permissible only ------------ —— ,,, , I T I XT/ > Mr. and Mrs. J. Foxall of Talent humad is a where the material to be THOSE LIVING OUT OF TOWN WILL NOT BE KEPT WAITING conducted services in the Catholic Visited friends in this city Sunday. inflammable safe distance from other church in this city, Sinday. material and where the ground sur- Walter Kentner came over from Full set of Teeth on rubber plate....... $7.50 Misses Nellie and Isabelle Collins, rounding the log piles, sturops, or Medford to visit his family Sunday. 22-karat Gold Crowns.__ .................... $5.00 Best set of Teeth on rubber plate. ..$10.00 who have teen visiting friends at brush heaps is cleared of any substance! H. B. Taylor of Woodville, trans Porcelain Crowns............ .................... $5.00 Í Eugene, have returned home. which will allow of fire spreading to Site. acted business in this city, Monday. Bridge Work (per tooth) .................... $5.00 PAINLESS EXTRACTION - $1.50 and up Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs. E. J. adjacent wooded, brush, or slash- cover Gold Fillings..................... All other work in proportion Tobe Stone and Harry Wulf of Kubli returned home Sunday after ed iar.d, either the property of the Silver Fillings................... ....$1.00 an<i up Forest Creek were in town Saturday. parties engaged in burning or that of spending a month in Portland. another. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Root, of Med REMEMBER Herbert Pallet of Seattle, nephew of 2. Adequate precautions and person ford. were visitors in town Wednesday. The Workmanship and Material Are Guaranteed to be the Very Best Mra. Whittington, arrived in Jackson al control" is interpreted as meaning Geo. L. Davis of Medford, was ville Monday on a vacation trip. that ail fires set without permit must transacting business in towa Tuesday. Fred Lewis, Oscar Lewis, Robert be continually watched both night and Cyrenius Combest of Buncom, was Finney and Jack Sharp have returned day by a sufficient number of men on 207-208 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING the ground for that purpose, and should transacting business in town Thursday. from a trip to Dead Indian spring«. MEDFORD, OREGON Mrs. Harry Luy spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Chambers have pur . fire escape step« must be taken at . once to extinguish it. Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to ' p.m. Phone Main 653 with Mra. W. McDaniel on Applegate. chased tickets and will leave for their 3. Burning d^n • ,i ’ i-.Ltion <.f »tv't »‘*«4 *« i ....... — former home in England in a few days, tbsao regu ai or « '. ill aib fit the party A. E. Reames, Esq. - of Medford had • or parti« i._- .u prosecution buainaaa with the county court Tues- Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin of Ruch day. . t -- who bare been visiting in Portland «nd I under the fire laws." 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