LOCAL NEWS
Clyde Shaw was a visitor at Medford Notice of (ity Marshal’s Sale of oi - ■ d respective pr. petty. or the
OVEÜ «5 VCfcRS
Thursday.
wor.is "Owner Unknown" as the same
CXPCRICHCE
OREGON
Property
for
Delinquent
Spec
W. C. l.oever of C'entral Point was
spears on the Docket of City Liens.
W. IV.Baiky, 1» reportetl H4»-
AGRICULTURAL
I tn town Tuesday.
• the- xmownt -of- assesymest unpaid“-
ial Benefit Assessments.
C. C;tBuck of Ruch was in town this
tr.ereon.
the
interest
and
cost
to
cate
COLLEGE
Mrs. M M. Taylor visited friends at
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY of sale iaeludieg eeot of advertising
week. ’
Medford Saturday.
BEGINS
rty-fi:1h school yèar
GIVEN that bv virtue of and pu.*s-uant des upon each respective property.
John A. PerTof Medford was in town
SCWVEVBCa '• ISIS.
\
R. C. Chappell was a business visitor to the command of that certain war
Tnatx M>«t»s
E.m'h vf said respective lots or parts
Saturday.
QÇGREE COURSES’" manyphaamcf
at Medford, Monday.
rant cf date August 22nd. A. D. 1913. ' of lots or parcels of land will be sold
D esigns
Aâ^cuvrum,
c
Na.
homi
C o *» r :> ti A c
S. H. Harnish of Eagle Point w is in
Sheriff Singler made an official visit issued by the Citv Recorder of the j : separately to satisfy the assessment.
EkCSt« C3 V > ig fv»»t.»,TRY. CQ* •
w •’"■-« a
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town Saturday.
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City of Jacksonville, Jackson County, ■ : interest and costs due upon each.
MEW CE PHâWMCCY
to Medfoid, Tuesdav.
•.-« neMu-:» ruir-uya t
- _
uoaaMr»c« .y roaMaauiaL K4WD6OCM cc P > .*
T wo - year C ourses in aghcu _-
Regular session of the County court
: rrr<
aemr-r fur mwul :•<
>.
Miss Nellie McIntyre wa* a visitor State of Oregon un ler his official sig
Dated at lacksanviile. Jackson
YVRC
MCVt ECOSOM.CS
MECHAK 3
P
’asea tarati Munn 1 Gx root: re
nature and under tbe
seal of1 County, Oregon, this 26th day of
next Wednesday.
at Medford Saturday.
r?
• -i
- " ... s
AA’S FCftCSTttV COMMSRCK PHARMACY
of
the
City
of
Jacksonville
aforesaid
Frank L. Ditsworth, Jr. was a recent I
August, 1911
Fletcher Stout and sister. Ora, were
T eacher s C ourses w tnaaaai
and which warrant was issued pursuant ,
visitor in this city.
tr . img. ag
'.are. damestic acieacs
(Signed) M. D. JONES.
visitors at Medford Sunday.
A
far.^MMTr.*-
»
r.
j to the order of lhe City Council of ■ [ City Marshal of the City of Jackson
CQ JkiM n of *'.» • c
ae
-”.<k Tv
»fa
aud art.
Mrs. Fred Luy of Antelope is visit Christ Natwick of Eagle Point
y- x’ :
e
?
aforesaid City at a regular session of ville. Otegon.
MUSIC, nsclud'.ug piano, »tnng, bai l
ing friends in this city.
MUNN V. C 3Cl9rveesey NEW YOfk
visitor in this city Saturday.
1 said council held on the 1st day of,
iaslruBients
voice cu’.t-are.
Brwc• -* e
" >'
W uhic<’.x. D. C.
Mil* Louise Jones was a visitor at
F R. Neil of Derby, was transacting July. A. D. 1913, and wherein I am i
A B eautiful B ooklet »«titled
Medfotd Sunday afternoon.
I business in this city Tuesday.
< commanded to forthwith levy upon j
"T hf ExBicttMBNT or R cxal L ift :"
Notice
sad a C atilo .118 will be niaiievk tree
Henry Callahan of the Blue Ledge
Jno. G. Dunnington ard L. Rumley each l«t or part thereof or parcel ot 1 .
en
apphcatiau.
H.
I
mines was in town Tuesday.
I
land therein and hereinafter described
1 were visitors at Medford Monday.
AJ.ltt-. H- M T hsnaxt . Registrar,
I
D. Cameron, a miner of Wimer, was
Edward II. Helms and Jasten Hart- upon which the assessment levied by
rw T-'.a te S«.
Corvallis. Ovegv«.
To school children. Jackson County. OREGON and WASHINGTON
a visitor in this city Monday.
: man were recent visitors at Medford. Ordinance No. 177 of said City is un Oregon:
paid and delinquent and has not been
Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton were
Mrs. Gordon Stout of Medford was bonded as provided by law,; and sell
School chrildren desiring to make
Causes of Stomach Ii -ubim.
visitors at Mevifoni Monday.
1 transacting business in this city Thurs- the same in the manner provided by exhibit* of ‘.heir products at the ¡State V A Directory <>- each City. Town and
SalenurT h*. •».
k of oul-.ioor ex*.:v c,
■ Villa««, ciwSnc descriptive sketch of
C C. Simmcna of the Blue Ledge ) day.
law for the satisfaction of said re Fair to be held at Salem this fall, will ■ each place. kxatwa, population. tele-
t Uiri:5i.':cnt ni.v-.ic.-i..»n of loud, c- usdpa..
* torpid liver, w. rrv and anxiety, overeatu c
mines was a recent visitor in this city.
Miss Ethel D’ck of this city visiteil spective assessments, with interest and be supplied with entry blanks on ap ■ sraph. shipping and txakin< 1*041:;
■ also Ciaasifed Directory, compiled by
partaking of fovxl and drink not suited io
Judge J. R. Neil attended the Pion Mrs. Major Wilson at Medford Satur- ■ costs to dace of sale, including cost of plying to anyone of the following per V buaineas and profession.
vour ate and occupation.
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'
eers’ Re-union at Ashland Thursday. ■ day.
habits and take < 'isr t-'rlain’e Tablets a <1
advertising due upon each lot or part sons :
SupL Ü. S Collins. Medford.
you will soorv be well a rain. Fv'r sale ly
Martin Zanor. of Central Point, <.f lot or parcel of land, I, the under
Benj. M. Collins and John W. Opp
all dealers.—Advenisem*«'*
A. K Mickey, Or.wal Point.
made a business visit to Medford Mon tranaacted business in this city Tuesday signed City Marshal of the City of
G. W. Ager, Talenf.
.
j morning.
Jacksonville aforesaid, as such officer
day.
H. W. Ager. Phoemx.
and
for
the
purpose
of
executing
the
i
Miss
Adarel
Elmer
and
the
Missi
s
T
Peter Enseie, of Jackson cre^k. was
George A. Briscoe. Ashland.
transacting business in Medford Mon Mai tin were visitors at Medford aforesaid warrant have levied upon
the aforesaid property and on the 29th j J. A. Bish, Ned Creek.
WHY NOT SPEND}
; Wednesday.
, ..
day:
L. A. Wright. Butte Falls.
day
of September, A D. 1913, at the
Mrs.
C.
i>;
Stout
of
Fifth
street
wlo
Mrs. M. Buckley of Ruch attended
Mrs. Mi.rv Middlebusher, Trail.
front door of the City Hall in the
(he Pionc«“i Re union at Ashland j has been quite ill for several dai s isre- aforesaid City, same being the build
W. E. Buchannan. Eagle Point.
; ported better.
Tbtirsllay;
Mrs. Judge Gilmore. Rogue River.
ing in which the Council holds its ses
Several strangers were in town this sions, at 9 o'clock A. M. of said day,- j Burt A. Adams, Gold HilL
A. E. Reames, Esq. of Medford w#3
transacting busindss at the court house : i week inquiring about land suitable for will sell at public auction to the high J. Percy Wells, Jacksonville.
i stock ranches.
Wednesday.
J. Percy Wells.
est bidder for cash in hand, the fol
County School Supt.
H. Von der Hellen of Eagle Point
Mrs. Geo. E. Neuber and daughter lowing described lot or parts ot lots or
Get away from’the'heat ami dust of the^valley.
transacted business in this city Satur | Miss Laura, visited friends at Medford parcels of land situated in the City of ;
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Newport is now at its b. st, and the be i.-h| season
day afternoon.
Jacksonville, Jackson County, State I
Monday afternoon.
is in full swing. Recr- rtion and sport !f'«r’ »11.
Mark Twain’s Retati,
of Oregon, to-wit:
Fred W. Mears, of Medford was
Deep-sea fishing, surf ««thing. drives to Otter
fi
tk»tel
iu
Jericho
was
au
Julian Abbott left Thursday morning
Assessment No. 3,District No. 5.Page I At
transacting business at the court house for San Francisco where he expects to
Rock. the"Jt Punchbowl. Lighthouse, f< c . wi h
Call
wbo
bud
accompanied
Mark
li'ain
113,Volume 1, City Lien Docket. Clar
Monday forenoon.
boating and fishing on 1 a ]uina Bay.
ence Reeve, owner or reputed owner. I I Pa til-- enmping trip through the Holy
obtain employment.
South 100 feet of tract fronting 52'j I laLd.
Miss Josephine Hoefs of this city
D. b. Smith, a prominent resident of feeton the not th side of‘California
“No. sir." wild he In tbe course of the
is visiting Dr. T. W. Hester and
Albany,
was a visitor in this city Tues- streeL described in Volume i»l, . Pose; evening's conversation. ”1 cannot re
Low Season, Wet\-end and Sunday
family, of Newburg.
61, of the Deed Recoids of Jackson I call a single Instance wbeu tile humor
day and Wednesday.
County,
Oregon.
Amount
$21.78,
in
Miss Flora Thompson and Mrs. Gert
1st was caught, napping, On e we
Peter N. Fick, an aged resident of terest $1.60, costs $6.30, total $29.68.
rude Norton spent a few hours in Med
thought we bad him enre Mr Twain
Assessment No. 7, District No. 5, came late to the dinner table, when
this city is reported seriously ill at his
ford, Tuesday evening.
Page 114, Volume 1, City Lien Docket.
home on Fifth street.
C. C. Be»ekman, owner or repu ted ow n v e had sat down, and la-fore l«e u|e
Mrs. Ralph Jennings and children of
P. P. Wright, a merchant of McMinn er. North 100 feet of tract fronting p.ximl we had imeuted a clcvir trap
Buncom left for a short visit with
' a ' n
"He was still several courses tx'hlnd
feet on the south sine of Cali
ville,
visited his neice, Mrs. W. P. .->0.82
friends at Ashland, Tuesday.
fornia street, described in Volume 5, when tbe rest of us were ready for
Page 228, Deed Records of Jaekson salad, but every one stop|<ed eating un
Miss Cora Basye, who has been visit i Bailey, Wedn°sday evening.
Oregon. Amount $21.36, in til Mr. Twain caught up. lie bad start
ing her father, C- H. Basye of this
Mrs. Ellison of Portland who had County,
terest JI.59. costs $6.30, total $29.25.
ed Intently on a crL»p leaf of lettuce
city, left for Portland Sunday.
! been visiting friends in this city re-
Herein above and set opposite to the before tie noticed that no one else was
Miss Catherine Buckley and Mrs. i turned home Thursday morning.
description of each respective lot or, eating Lie paused questloningly. That
Leave Albany 7:30 a. tn. and la» p m., con-
Ralph Jennings of Ruch attended (he
Adam Schmidt who had been at The part of lot or parcel of land is the name was our opportunity.
nectimis
with north and .- uith b . uim I S. P. trains.
Re-union ai Ashland Thursday.
Dalles attending the convention of the of the owner or reputed owner of said.- "‘Now. Mr. Twain.’ some one asked,
Miles Cantrall of Ruch whs in this Red Men, returned borne Monday.
respective property, or the words | •why are you like Nebuehndnezzar?"
expecting that the answer would imply
City Monday forenoon. He Went
Dr. John Reuter, of The Dalles, ar "Owner Unknown” as the same ap- j that it was because tie was eatlug
to Grants Pass in I he afternoon.
pears
on
the
Docket
of
City
Liens,
the
rived Monday and is visiting his mother,
grass like an ox. Instead, and without
Call on cur Arent for 1 •opv of "Newport”
amount of assessment unpaid thereon, j an instant’s hesitation, came the rv
Henry G. Dox Esq. took advantage Mrs. Christens Reuter of this-city.
booklet, or •‘Vacation Days, they are tree for
the interest and costs to date of sale,
the asking.
of the excursion und visited the historic
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich accompan iicluding cost of advertising due upen tort:
scenes aiound Butte Falls Sunday.
“ "Ber ause I am feedlug with the
■-»tr.i
cf
;
ied by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna
brutes.”'-Pearson's Weekly.
"riT */
Piano tuning—A first class tunarcan autoed to Medford Thursday evening. each respective property.
Each of said respective lots or parts
JOHN M. SCOTT.
be had by phoning the Art Store, Med
Ice Glazed Salmen.
Mr. Young of Sumner, Washington, of lots or parcels of land will be sold
ford. Phone 907.—G. M. Richurds,
General
Passeng«, Agent
Ice jackets have been found to be
separately to satisfy the assessment,
T. E. Thomasson of Portland, repre a former newpaper man of this city, interest and costs due upon each.
(be bes( protection for frozen salmon
visited friends in this vicinity this week-
on their long journeys from the l’a-
senting Mitchell, Lewis & Stayer Co.
Dated at Jacksonville, Jackson effie coast (o nil p-rts of the world
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harbough Were
was calling on his patrons this week.
County, Oregon, this 26th day of Thousands of tons of salmon are now
F. P. Cronemiller, a former resident among those from this city who attend- August, A. D. 1913
froxeti iu the great factories of the
'
ed
the
pioneers
’
Re-union
at
Ashland,
of this city but now residing at Lake-
(Signed) M. D. JONES,
const for export. because the combina
Thursday.
View, was a recent visitor in this city.
City Marshal of the City of Jackson tion of the he jackets and the frozen
Help Fight the
meat has lieeu found to keep the fish
W. E. Farrier and family of Salt ville, Oregon.
Dr. T. W. Hester of Nc>wburg, a
from becoming tainted. After the salm
former resident of this city, has been Lake, were recent visitors in this city.
on are bled they are kept at a tem
quite ill with pneumonia but is now Mr. Farrier spent part of his early-
perature of zero, or near there, for
improving.
life in this valley.
Notice of City Muohal’s Sale of forty-eight
hours and are frozen hard.
Mrs. C. M. Ruch who had been mak
Geo. W. Walker of Portland, state Property for Delinquent Special If they were sbip|«ed this way. how
■
Citizens of the st,ite are urged to info-m th'inodves regarding
ing an extended viisit to friends in Iowa, manager of thf Tribe of Ben-Hur,
ever. the air would get to the fish to
this plague which is eauaing gre it suffering among boys a-i i yoj.ig
some
extent
and
tainting
would
re
has returned home. Mr. Ruch met her spent Tuesday night with his boyhood
Benefit Asse^Finents
men and e«pii.i!lv amoig the imio-ent girls an« women ot toe st st •.
sult. so they are dipped iu tanks of
Parents are urged to pn cect their . vl lre.i. an I provide cle 11, whole-
at Medford,
friend, Benj. M. Collins,
PUBLIC NOTH E IS HEREBY water and given another freezing. This
some inform ition in place of the un l.-ai nnsmfor.il ition they esnn >t
Watermelons and cantaloupes are
The American Bonding Co. of Balti GIVEN that by virtue of ar.d pursuant puts a thin jacket of ice nil over each
now help getting.
plentiful in the local markets. The more will go on your bond and write to the command of that certain war fish. or glazes him. us It is called Aft
Send for any of the following
former retail at 10 to 25 cents each and burglary insurance.
rant of date August 22nd, A. D la!3, er two coats of glazing the salmon are
FREE CIRCULARS
the latter at from 3 to 5 cents.
D. W. B agshaw . Agent.
issued by the City Recorder of tiie City wrapped in piper, imcked iu paper
lined boxes and started to tile exjiort
For
Young
.Men
<>f
Jacksonville,
Jackson
County.
State
Roscoe Thomas, formerly superin
Schools in this citv are scheduled to
markets.- Raturday Evening Dost
Circular .Vo. 2 The 1 our Sex Lies.
tendent of the Opp mine in this city, open Monday, Sept 8. How about th< of Oregon, under his official signature
(ircular
.Vo 9 Sex Truth» for Men.
and
under
the
seal
of
the
City
of
Jack
but now residing at Jefferson, made construction of the sanitary closets
Lucky Lightning Strokes.
For
Older
Boy 4 (13 to 18 yrs. of .«gel
this city a business visit this week.
ordered by vote of the people at the sonville aforesaid, and which warrant
To be strii k by liglituliig is still n
Circular N >. "i -Virility anl Phvs ■ il I) •v.d.qi n mt.
was issued pursuant to the order uf most lucky tiling for tile Greek peas
recent
school
meeting?
The registration books closed Satur
tbe City Council of the aforesaid Citv
—If he Is not killed “Such a man."
For Younger /An s
W. I. McIntire, with a force of men al a regular session of said Council ant
day evening. It is stated that not
says .1. C. Lawson. “may Indulge a
Circular .Vo. 7 The Secret of S rength.
m.re than 4.500 voters registered out i and boys has been busy- several days held on the 1st day of July. A. D. , taste for idh livss for the rest of Ills
For (»iris
of some 12,000 voters residing in the picking his crop of Bartlett pear. He 1913, ami wherein I am commanded to j life—bis neighbors will support blm-
Circular
\ Pi «in T.ilk With (hrls Ab ■ i F iyir II • lith.
county.
is now beginning to pick peaches which forthwith levy upon each lot or part and enjoy at Ibe same time the repu
tn
t
Ion
of
Leinx
something
more
than
For
Young
Women
are
very
fine
this
year.
thereof or parcel of lar.d therein and
The Re-union of Southern Oregon ,
human " Tills Is an Inheritance from
Circular .\u hi Physical Develop n-.-it.
T. B. Kent, Esq. lately of Hood ‘ hereinafter described upon which the aucieiit days Artemldorus. an author
Pioneers held at Ashland Thursday
For
Parents
wa» one of the most pl-asant and River, called on the editor Friday after assessment levied by Ordinance No. Ity on oecntt matters who flourished
Circul ir \I The Ne• I for E 11* i‘i >-i
succersful meetings of the assaciatiun noon and uitertained us with reminis- 172 of said City is unpaid and delin in the times of Marcus Aurelius, com
Circular N> 3 When and How t « T-II
ences of early days when he was prose quent in d has not teen bonded as pro mented on the fact that while a place
ever held.
Circular Xu. a \ List of Bii.i« fee 1 <
cuting attorney for this district. Mr. vided by law, and sell the same in tiie struck by lightning bad an altar erect
Mrs. Frederick Schneider, a former
Kent, although well along in years manner provided by law for tbe satis ed upon it and was thenceforth both
resident of this city, died at Medford,
seems full of vitality and is a pleasant faction of •• id respective assessment--, honored and avoided, "no one who Inis
Send 2-cent stamp with your aildr?«« to
Saturday evening aged 55 years. Mrs.
with interest ai d costs to date ot sale been struck by lightning Is exeluded
and entertaining talker.
Dnirtm ?n‘. I).
Schneider was a native of Pennsylvania
initud ng cost of advertising du • up« n from citizenship; indeed, such a one
and had been a resident of Oregon for . Elsewhere in this pap< r appears the each lot o part of lot or pared of is honored even as a god." The elec
The Oregon State B i" I >f 1'ilt’i
tlou of Quintus Julius Eburnim to the
advertisement of twenty-one tra. ta of
about thirty years.
703 elling /fu’IJtnI’jrt!.«’. 1, ().•»->:i
land, I, the urder»i, i:ed < ity Marshal consulship In 110 B. C. is attributed to
land for sale for uupaid assessments
Mr». Kate Huffman, Mrs. Mary
of said City, as »Ueh offi-er » lid fut his having been favored thus by the
levied on account of the water mains j
Miller, Mrs. M. E. Day, Mrs. E. J.i
the purp- se of executing the aforesaia gods.—London Spectator.
laid last summer, These properties
Kubii, Mr». J. M. Cronemlller, Mrs.
warrant bar« levi -u upon the afore
are these on which the asse.-sments 1
said property and on the 29ih day ol
W. R. Coleman, Misses Issie McCully I
1st, 2d and 4th.
have not been paid nor the property
"Do the letters Mt.’ 11’ and ‘th' hnve
and Amalia Britt, J. W. ffybee, and
September, A. D. 1913, at the fr m
bonded aud are mostly owned by non
Enos .Conger attended the Pioneerr’
door of the City Hall in afoiesaid Ci'y. to be followed by a period when used
residents. The sale is made by the
Re union at Ashland Thursday.
same being tbe building in which lie thus: 1st. 2d. 4th? What I» this coin
marshal, under the prcv.sions of the
binatlon -an abbreviation, coutractlim
Willis York who has a hop field in the city charter and will be held September Council holds its s.-gsion', at 9 o i l k or merely a sign?"
A. M. of said day, will sell at public
A pplegate valley was in town Tuesday
In the forms 1st. 2d. 4th. etc., we b«v
ai.clion to tbe high®« bi 'der for >- h . h ordinal numerals In which an Arabic
tryir g to engage pickers but did not
It is stated that the parties who i i hand, the following described 1 >t or figure is snlMtltuted for the »|>elledoui
ir.-ure n>any. He reports that hops
were proposing the ¡retaliation of a p rts of lot or p reel of 'and sit at <1 mime of the cardinal riumlwr from
will bring 20 cent* or more per pound, I
dredge on Jackson creek have encount in the City of Jackscr.vi.le, Jackr ir. which tho ordinal is derived The let
this year t>nd be expect* to realize
ter* added to the Arabic numeral form
ered difficulty in Securing leases on ibe County, State of Oregon, to-wi
•ome »7,(XX). from an eighteen acre
land, ownersin some instances refusing, Ass - men'. No. 7, Dr- lie' No. 2 tlie specific inflection which change*
field.
to bond units* at ixoi bitant prices. Page PH, Volume 1, L.ty Lion b.s k. i tile cardinal to uu ordinal numeral
k and Mr*. C. C. Beckman, Miss Thi» is all wrong, mort of the land in ». Sachs, owner or rep ited o* nr: Tiie form» In question, then, are nei
-ts 1 and 6 and the west 95 f.-et o ther nbiirei intions nor coutruiTfou».
< bi tie Beekman, Mr». M. L. Nebon, question is almost useless for a’-;.. L
lai’s 2 ar.d 6 in Klock 1.7. AmoU'. .1 nor yet mere signs They are like a »
À». ». Ella Cook, and
A. L. Gall, Mr. other purpose and the ¡..»tallat:on of a
.0, into,ebl fd.btl, costa $ 30, humorist-» b4 for tiefore. only they are
Sold and recommended only by
Jrs. Chria Ulrirh Mr. anl Mr». dredge would mean the expenditure of • oia'. »49.40.
whimsical, ns they would be If no
not
«
Herrin .4« ve
'pp'>si*e to one bad *een them before and aoine
» Trim and ( hath« 1 rim, Jr. wne large unu of money i., th . city iu-
i
scrip' 1- n c
1 t one should suddenly use them.—Liter
■>ug th<se from ll.u city who »tie» • the necessa-y liber, rupj i ’, etc. 'h
t.i the Pioneers’ Re union at Ashland, ' which would help considerable at ibis , or i ar» of lot or par-el of land
tie ary DlgesL
Wedn.sday,
time.
name of the owner or reputed owner
mu
a
mt
mîccis
Scientific American.
POLK’S—
«
Business Directory
?»
August at Newport?
Round Trip E <cursion Fares
Double Dailv Train Service
Great Red Plague
From tje Files
With Dr. He.is Fly Oisei
CITY DRUG STORE