Notice to Jacksonville School Scholar*. Grants Pass, the object of their visit t< School w ill open Monday, Sept. 14th, the county seal living to look up an ass ami in order that the liest work lx (loin- essmenl matter that isto come la-fore tin all scholars should enter at that time. Ou next meeting of the Ixsird of equalization. Friday afternoon ami Saturday forenoon. The proja rty in question is some timlx-r Sept. 11th and 12th, the principal will laud in which there is an alleged error lx- in his room at the school building to in assessment. confer with scholars alxnit their studies E. S. Wolfer, the Medford tinner mid and assign to their proper grades those L. 11 Yoder from near Hublmrd, Marion who do not have re|x»rts of work done ill county, and a schoolmate in then scluail other public schools of this state. There day*, were in Jacksonville Wednesday will be a teachers’ meeting at 2 o’clock, evening fora short time while out tor a Saturday. Sept. 12th in the sclnxB build bicycle ride, Mr Vialerwhoisa farmer, ing. Scholars will need the following states that the fanners of the Willamette supplies: valley are making money this year. They First grade—Wheeler’s Primer, Tablet have the largest oat crop grown tor and pencil. years past, some of the fields going I imi Second grade—First Reader. Drawing bushels to the acre. Their wheat is No 2. Tablet and pencil. yeilding well though tile acreage is short Third grade—second i reader, ele- owing to so much land Ix-ing put to men t ary arithmetic. i elements of grass the last f« w years. The hax crop geography, drawing No. 3. is the largest ever harvested, owing to Fourth grade—third reader, intro- increased acreage and lieavy yields. Po «factory language, elementary arithme tatoes are a gixxi crop and hops tine with tic, elements of geography, speller. prices going up. The Willamette farmers Primer of Health, drawing No. 4. sjx-11- as arc the farmers of South« rn Oregon ing blank, tablet and [x-ncil. art- prospering in a manner that is ex Fifth grade—fourth reader, introduct ceedingly stimulating to their Imnk ac ory language, praticai arithmetic, ele count. ments of Geography, Speller, Primer of Judge E. B. Watson and Mrs. Watson Health, eleiuentarv history, drawing left Thursday for their home in Portland No. ,*>, mental arithmetic, spelling blank, after having sjx-nt six weeks m South tablet and pencil. ern Oregon. Mrs. Watson s|x-nt most of Sixth grade—fourth reader. Graded her time with her mother. Mrs. E. J. Lessons in English, practical arithmetic, Kubli, while the Judge in cotnpinv with mental arithmetic. Elements of Geogra Henry Kubli spent alxuit a month in the phy. speller, spelling blank. A Healthy Body, elementary history, drawing No. hills at the headwaters of Applegatc hunting and fishing, having great success •>. tablet and pencil. so they say killing deer in nunilx-r» and Seventh grade—fifth reader, practical catching w hole strings of fish, but K ip. arithmetic, complete geography. mental Kubli who was in camp at Cinnabar arithmetic, speller, selling blank, A Springs te.l a different tale tor lie sivi Healthy B«xly, advanced history, draw the Judge and Henry came to camp and ing No. 7, tablet and pencil. never said venison to him once but were Eighth grade—fifth reader, practical glad to eat his liacon and t ike a generous arithmetic, mental arithmetic, speller, supply of his provisions back with them spelling blank, Colton's Briefer Course to their mountain camp. Judge and in Physiology, advanced history, civil government, («rawing No. S. Higher Les Mrs Wats >n greatlv enjoyed their visit to Jacksonville for lx>'h wa re former resi sons in English, tablet and |>encil. dents of this place and they each have Ninth grade—algebra, physical geogra man« friends here. Judge Watson has phy, Higher Lessons in English. Euro become one of the leading memliers of pean history. the Portland liar and his professional Tenth grade—first year Latin, algebra, duties are such that his could not contin European history, rhetoric. ue his vacation longer. E. E. W ashburn , bates to Remember. Principal. Saturday, Sept. 5—Fruitgrowers con vention in Jacksonville under auspices X? LOCAL NOTES. of Rogue River Fruitgrowers Union. Program for all «lav ami exercises to lx If you have anv Timber land you want held in Court House park Address bv professors from State Agricultural col to sell—See T. C. Norris. lege and by prominent fruitmen of the Marriage licenses have been issued this Coast. week to C. E. Jones and belli i Plymire, Monday, Sept.”— Meeting in M dford Richard Kearns and Jennie Seng, C. E. of all ministers in Jackson count« to Billows and Lena Wyant, C. V. Pfaff and organize a ministerial asMx'iation for Stella B. Smith. the county. Slabwood in stove lengths JI .(Ml jx-r load Monday, Sept. 7—State Lalxir Dav, a le at saw mill—Iowa Lumlier Co. gal holiday and court house and banks close. Mrs. J. B. Sells and little daughter Tuesday. Sept. N—Circuit Court for Jack Edna of Red Bluff. California, who have son county convened bv Judge Hanna been visiting relatives in Ashland and at Jacksonville. Medford for several weeks. are visiting Wednesday, Sept. l(i—Regular meeting with Mrs. Sells sister. Mrs. I E. Wash Adarel Chapter No. 3, O. E. S.. at Ma burn, this week. sonic Hal'. Curtains are trimmed to fit your wind Monday*, Sept. 14—Jacksonville High ows without extra charge at C. W. Conk School opens fall term. lin’s. Has Sold a Pile ot Chamberlain's Cough A repetition of the rattling good game Remedy. of two weeks ago is promised baseball I have sold Chetnberlain's Cough enthusiasts for the Jacksonville and Grants Pass nines will again cross bats Remedy for mon- than twenty years and on the Neuber & Taylor grounds Sunday it has given entire satisfaction. I have afternoon. It is possible that tins will sold a pile of it ami can recommend it close the games for the season, after highly. —Joseph McElhiney, Linton, which the bovs propose to take up foot Iowa. You will find this remedy a good friend when troubled with a cough or ball. cold. It always affords quick relief and Surprise egg whips, best on the mar- is pleasant to take. For sale by Citv ket at Boyden's hardware store. Medford. Drug store. C. H. Elmore, who formerly resided near this place, but who now has a good farm on Thompson creek, was in town Wednesday- accompanied by his son Joseph. Mr. Elmore was laying in his supplies from the Jacksonville merchants ami having some dental work done by Dr. Shaw . J. M. Whipple of Woodville, who was a deputy under former assessor J C. Pendleton, was in Jacksonville Thursday accompanied by Atty. R. G. Smith of SALT BY THE CAR LOAD. Genuine Liverpool salt, fine dairy salt, stocK salt and the best of table salt in any quantity and at the lowest prices. NUNAN-TAYLOR CO. BICYCLE d STORE REPAIR0 SHOP LADIES Yon will finti nt Ryan's Jacksonville, < fregoli, the best variety ttf Corsets, Hosiery and Underwear RYAN’S JACKSONVILLE, STEEL DAVENPORT LOUNGES I he latest thing in the Bed and Lounge line Come and inspect. I also take orders for Harness and Saddles Timber Land T. C. NORRIS Call dnd see my Stock. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO MEDFORD BRANCH I). T. LAWION. Mqr. Largest Slotk of farm Machinery in South« ern Oregon. Complete Line of Vehicles, embracing farm and freight Waqons, Spring Wagons, Car riages, Buqqies, ftc. Haying dnd Hdrvestinq forks dnd Wire Kope. A FULL LINE OF Mdchinery. Horse CENERAL SUPPLIES % H. C. MACKEY Photo Gallery Racydes, Ramblers and other standard bicvclcs. Repairs made to bicycles sewing machines, guns and all kinds of small machines. Wanted Second Floor, Adkins Block, opfxisite Postoffice, Medford Ore MEDFORD SHOE SHOP E. F. WINKLER Fine Sh<a- Work ami Repairing a Sjacialty. Work for Jacksonville patrons receiver! by morning train and finished to la- n luriictl on the evening train. Shop on I street. opp. S. I*. Depot. Mrs. A. 1 PEACHEY Professional Carpet Weaver OREGON bint- Photography a Specialty. lias « new Riving Shuttle I.oom Special attention given to posing mill is pr, ixireil to do strictly first class work on carpets and tilg» of children. Jill work guaran> teed. Prices reasonable. EAGLE POINT OREGON