Jacksonville sentinel., May 27, 1904, Image 8

The Sentinel is in receipt of a copy of
the program for the fourth annual meet­
ing of the western division of thif Oregon
State Teachers Association, which will be
held in Portland on June 29, 30 and July
1, and of the*department of superinten­
dence which will lie held on June 2H.
Jackson county is given a place of honor
on the program by the large number of
talent that is assigned to it, being more
than that given to any of the counties
other than Multnomah and Marion. £>f
the Jackson county talent President B. F.
Mulkey, of the Southern Oregon State
Normal School, will deliver an address
ou “Should a Person be Required bv
Legislative Enactment to Complete the
Work of the Tenth Grade or Its Equiva­
lent before Receiving a Certificate to
Teach?”. President Mulkey will also
deliver an address before the teachers on
“Civil Government.” Prot. E. E. W ash­
burn, of the Jacksonville High Scluxil, is
one of the six school principals who are
to address the Association, the topic as­
signed to him beiug -•Character Growing
in School and Home.” Another one ot
the Jackson county talent is Miss Frances
Barnes, now a student in the State Uni­
versity at Eugene, but prior to this year
a teacher fur three years in the Jackson­
ville school. Miss Barnes will have as
her topic “Language—Definite Worjf
Outside the Textbook.” Thai the topics
will be well handled and that the Jack-
son county teachers will acquit them­
selves with credit is an assurance know u
to all wuo are acquainted with Pres.Mul­
key, Prof. Washburn and Miss Barnes.
Geo. W. Pel ielt of Ashland, is represent­
ing in Jackson couutv L- B.- Waruer gen­
eral agent for Southern Oregon anil
Northern California for the celebrated
Albany Nurseries. All stock guaranteed
to be free from insect pests.
An extraordinarily interesting feature
of the Woman’s Home Coui|»anion is ,,A
Bird's eye View of the Panama Canal•”
No one who wants to have a correct idea
of the canal's site can afford to miss it.
Besides articles on "Commencement
Merrymaking at Girls' Colleges," “The
Wonders of Modern Travel” and "The
Marvelous Miniature Trent of Japan."the
number is lull of short stories.
* The
Matrimonial Adventures of Bertie,” “Out
of the Ashes," “Over the Garden Wail.”
"When Fortune Knocked” ami "Isidore,
the Unwashed," are all of intense human
interest
To these isnddrd a unique feat­
ure—a love story told by photogaphs.
Published by The Crowell Company,
Springfield, Ohio; one dollar a year; ten
Cents a copy.
The front of the brick building occu-
pied bv Al Leaned’s confectionary store
has been made bright and clean looking
l»v a coat of bright ted paint with the
white stipes to represent themorter lines.
The job was done by Mr. Learned's 14
year old son George and the workman­
ship would l>e a credit to a {arson of ma­
ture years and a professional painter.
Do not see the World’s Fair until the
middle of June is the advice of frit nils in
St. Louis. Everything will lie iu order
then and you will avoid the excessive
heat of the summer there. Write to Mrs
P. Ritner of Medford. Oregon, and make
arrangements to be one of her partv. It
will lx- an education for life that you can
not afford to lose.
lypewrilers.
For sale or for rent. New and second
hand. Cash or easy installments
Al)
makes repaired or remodeled and work
fully guaranteed. If you need u ma> Inn« .
write us J. E. Huxley, H2 Fourth St..
Portland, Oregon.
The traveling public can secure first
class accommodations and, a good home,
cooked meals at Mrs. A. D. Florv’s board­ S. P.
R.
ing house on Third street opposite the I
South-H* nd
S. Hotel.
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Fine Stationery, Per­
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Sponges, Magazines
Blank Books and
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Jacksonville - Steamboat
road a revolver. Finder leave at Helms
saloon, Jacksonville, and get
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Public Speaking.
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Candidate for Representative on the
Socialist Partv ticket, will addres. the
people on the issues of the day, on the
following dates and places:
Court House, Jacksonville, Sat unlay
evening, May 28.
Enterprise School
House, Tuesday
evening, May 31.
Chautauqua Building, Ashland, Sat­
urday evening,June 4.
Everybody come.
Ballard’s Horehoud Syrup.
Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
Crater Lake and other scenery at the
coughs,
oppressed, ratling, rasping and
Bazaar.
Gilbert & Sacket, Medford.
difficult breathing. H. C. Stearns, drug­
"I have
H. A. Langord, of Langor. Minnesota, gist, Shullsburg. Wis., writes:
been selling Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
was in Jacksonville Thursday taking a for two years aud have never bad a prep-
look at this part of Rogue River ¿ration that has given better satisfacton.
Valley wilh a view of locating. Mr. . I notice that when I sell a bottle they
I.angord has been in the sawmill aud come back for more. I can honestly rec­
ommend it.” 25c, 50c, fl.00. Sold by
general merchandise business in Minne­ City Drug Store.
sota, but recently he sold his store and
expects to sell his mill and come West
■cat Cough Medicine for Children.
and take up fruit raising. He is very
When you buy a cough medicine for
well pleased with this Vailev aud will
small children you want one In which
probably locate here. He stated that you can place implict confidence.
Yon
if he likes Southern Oregon a number of want one that only relive» but cure». You
want one that is unquestionably harmless
his friends will also move here.
You want one that is plesant to take.
If you are willing to help build up Chamlx-rlain’s Cough Remedy meets all
these conditions.
There is nothing so
Jacksonville by patronizing Jacksonville good for the cough and incident to child­
people aud need any thing in the shoe hood. It is also certain preventive and
line, just take a look at the new stock of cure for croup, and there is no danger
shoes lately received at Cronemiller’s. whatever from whooping cough when it
is given.
It has been used in many ep­
All the beat makes, and in quality first - idemics of that disease with perfect suc­
class aud style and finish the latent.
cess. For sale by City Drug Store.
R.
Train».
To get perfect rest use one of those
silk floss or cotton felt mattresses, Thrv
are the l»est. C. W. Conklin.
Union Clnb K. C., and Sweet Pern f.iv-
orite brands of chewing tobacco, hereto-
for SO cents per pound, now 35 cents at
Miller & Davidson’s. Full stock of all
kinds
of tolmccos and cigars.
Hon. W. M.Colvig returned Thursday
from Portland where he had bee 11 the
Special Offer: For the next 10 days
three previous days on legal business I wtlljgive 24 stamp pictures F ree with
Canby Buck arrived iu Jacksonville each order for cabinet photos of the l> ila .
he has Don’t miss this chance. We willl>e with
Thursday from Watkins where
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been in the employ of the Louden Bros, you untili Monday, Mav,9th.
for the past month. Canby will now
Frank H. Hull.
join a hay crew in this viciutty.
The things that prospective visitors to
Henry R. Hawk has leased the Rvan St. Louis are most eagi r to know -»bout
brick opposite the U. S. hotel and has the great fair are related in the Review
opened iu it a harness and shoe shop. of Reviews for May. by Mr. William F
His father W. R. Hawk, who run a re­ Saunders, of the St. Louis liu-iiu-s Men s
pair shop in connection with T C. Not- league. Transportation arrangements,
ris* second hand store, will be with him hotel accomodations, arid facilities for
and assist in the work. Both are expert getting about are fully described by Mr.
workmen and able to do as good harness Saunders, so that one may plan intellig­
and shoe work as can be had at any shop ently in advance for a visit of a few or
in the county. It is their purpose to many days. The art exhibition is describ­
use only firstclaas stock and be prompt ed in a separate article by Mr. Halsey C.
with their work and reasonable with Ives, the director.
their charges.
As a part of the mining exhibit that
The officers of the Southern Oregon the Sentinel is getting up, a rocker, pan
will
hold their shovel and pick are wanted. Thev should
Pioneer Association
annual meeting in Ashland next Thurs tie veterans and should show the hard
day at which time officers for the ensu­ service of many a prospecting trip.
ing year will be elected and arrange­ The«e old relies will add much to the
ments made for the annual Piotieer< interest of the exhibit to Eastern people
reunion which this year will be held in visiting Jacksonville, and the Sentinel
Jacksonville the first Thursday in Sep­ will appreciate the favor if its mining
friends can send in the old tools, the like
tember,
of which has made both millionaires and
Full line of garden seeds at Miller & paupers.
Davidson's.
Wedding stationery, the latest out, at
Ahe Sentinel office.
The row each of cottonwixMl poles and
willow brush that the town council had
planter! early ill the spring immediately
liehind the fnckson creek breakwater arc
all growing in tine shu|M- and there i» n
good prospect that they will g< t »<>
thoroughly rtx.tcd Ircfore the do wca'li
er sets in and the creek g<x» dry that
they will continue to grow ami will s<>
strengthen the breakwater that there will
Ire no liability of the structure la-ing cur­
ried away by the winter freshets
At the
time the cottonwixxl poles ami willow
limbs were planted n shallow ditch was
left along the row for the pur[xi»e of cur­
rying water to irrigate them dining the
periixl of the summer that water could
I h .-Il nd from Jackson creek . Last wt <k
the council had G. S. Epperson put in a
temporary dam in the creek and turn a
stream of water down the irrigating ditch
and so long as there is water Mr. Epper­
son will once a week give the tre«» a
gixxl wetting, which will insure their
growth.
I
Gus H Samuels, Dentocratic nomint-<
for school superintendent, was in Jackon
vdle over Wednesday night to look up
his prospect in this section. Mr. Samuels
thinks he has a good chance forelection
and he is going to do lushest to win over
the necessary votes to make his election
certain.
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work and pay» exdeedingty liberal com
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