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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1904)
Latest News As Gathered In Erom Various Sections of the C-ounty By Our Able Corps of Corre spondents. “SOMETHING DOING” EVERY WEEK Applecjdte Items. We are sorry to state that Miss Anna Benedict is on the sick list. Miss Josephine Donegan continues to conduct our school in a most admirable manner. Miss Maud O’Brien is making a success of school teaching on Thompson Creek. Miss Ida Halleck has been ailing since her return from Portland. R. Benedict has returned from Salem where he has been attending the pioneer reunion. R. D. Maplesden, of Medford, who , represents the Oregon Nursery Co., of i Salem, one of the famous big nurseries i of Oregon, was in Jacksonville Wed ties- day on business connected w ith the deliv ery of his orders for trees. Mr. Maples- den stated that his sales had l>ecn more than one-third larger than last year, yet that was a tianner year in his experience as a fruit tree dealer, and that he had every reason to be confident that his sales for next year would show equally as great gains as the farmers were taking a much greater interest in the fruit busi ness. Even out in Klamath and Lake counties, which have been supposed to lie a cattlemeu’s country, the ranchers arc planting fruit trees, some of them quite extensively as is proven by the many big orders he took in that section. His sales in Siskiyou and other Northern California counties has also lieen very large and at the rate trees are lieiug planted in that section it will soon be one of the great fruit districts of the Coast. AT RYAN’S 0. R. S N. Summer Book. The handsome 1904 summer book, Master Bennie Herriott has had a seige "Restful Recreation Resorts." issued by of typhoid fever. He is recovering very the Passenger Department of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company, is just rapidly. out. Tells all about the summering Mr. John Pernoil made a tripto Grants places of the Columbia River Valley; a Pass Wednesday. He returning by wav brief description of the tri|»s up and down the Columbia River, to the mountains, of Medford and Jacksonville. tieaches, inland resorts and fountains of are and how — they ,----------- —r to I The Pernoll ranch is rented to Mr. Jim healing, where -‘ book has a special de- ¡ Fowlers who is preparing to make a hop reach them. * The signed front cover, printed in two colors, 1, vard of it. and the inside ¡xiges are splendidlv illus We hear that one of the belles of Apple trated by costly and beautiful half tones. A copy of this publication may la* obtain gate is soon to leave us. A wedding ed by sending two cente in stamps to A. seems to be in the back ground. I.. Craig, Genera) Passenger Agent of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company; Fred Wright recently took a trip to Portland. Grants Pass to attend the funeral of Mr. John Rehkopf. Ed. Hanson has retu?ned to Jackson ville. Manager E. H. Shepard, of the Hood River Fruit Growers Union, has intro duced a field or orchard box among the orchardists of Hood River that is meeting with approval by those who have used this form of a box. The orchard box is constructed to hold a box of fruit loosely placed in. The dimensions of the box are 15x20 inches, 10 inches deep. At each end there are hand holds, making the boxes much more convenient to handle. A cleat two inches wide and one inch deep is placed at the top of the box at each end. This assures a firm rest for the boxes as they are placed one above another in the wagon. Thus they are not apt to slip one into another and crush the fruit. Manager Shepard says he secured 50 of these boxes for his orchard, and after his orchard foreman hail used them one day, he remarked that it would lie im possible to do without them. Mr. Shep ard speaks in high praise of these orch ard boxes, and has one on display at the office of the Applegrowers’ union, where he explains the merits of the box to all who come in. To make an orchard outfit complete, Mr. Shepard advises the fruit men to buy a packing table, an outfit of orchard boxes, a nailing machine, and he is now arranging to have an orchard stand con structed for use in setting the orchard boxes on while the apples are being picked. The use of the orchard boxes, says Mr. Shepard, more than saves tlieir cost in one season by economizing time, no soil ing of the packing boxes, no bruising of fruit, etc.—Hood River Glacier. HARNESS AND O regon S hort L ine Weather Report tor September Following is the report of U S Volun Mrs R. Bvrne is visiting her daughter teer Weather Observer E Britt, for Jack Mrs. R. E. O’Brien. sonville, for month of September Latitude 42 deg 18 min west; longitude 123 deg ft Quartz and placer location blanks for min north. sale at the Sentinel Office. Improved Orchard Box. JACKSONVILLE DATE 1 2....... 3 ...... 4 ...... 5 ...... 6 ...... 7 ....... M ..... 9 10 11...... 12 ...... 13 ...... 11 ...... 15 ....... M 17 ...... 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Fine Shoe Work A Specialty. Prices Reasonable. THREE TRAINS to the EAST DAILY from INIRTI.AND Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping cars daily to Kansas City; through Pullman tourist sleeping ping cars (personally conducted) wee kly to Chicago, reelin- ing chair cars (seats free) to the East 1 daily. , D epart T ime S chedules FOR From Portland. Chicago Salt l^ike, llenvcr, Portland Ft. Worth,Omaha, Sjiecial Kansas City, St. 9:20 p. m. Ix>uis, Chicago and via Hunt East. A rrive SHOP W. R. Hawk, EHOM Proprietor SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NORMAL ington Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth. Omaha, Kansas City, St. New buildings; Well .15 Louis, Chicago and equipped gymnasium; Am East. .14 ple and beautiful grounds; Walla Walla, Lew St. Paul iston, Spokane, # Up to date training de- Fast Mail Wallace, Pullman, 6 p. m. Minneapolis, St. 7:3ft a m partment; Wholesome in- via Paul, Duluth, Mil Temperature—mean max. 80.56; mean Spokane waukee, Chicago fluences morally and social min. 49.58; mean 6ft.07. Max. 92 on 3, 4, and East. ly ly; Healthful surroundings: I and 6; min. 42, on 14; greatest range 42. Expenses nominal; Gradu 70 Hours Precipitation—Total for month, .45 ates of this school com to CHICAGO inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .15 inches mand from $45 to $85 of Cars. on 23rd. Tickets Eaet via all rail, or lioat and rail per month. Thunderstorms on the 21st. Smoky via Portland. from the 1st to the 16th. Very smoky from the 16th to the 20th. Ocean and River Schedule For Catalogue .Address FROM PORTLAND. i* .(J8 Express 8:15 n. m. via Hunt ington PORTLAND No Change EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Eliz 8 p. m. abeth Ross, deceased, that they must present the same to the undersigned at their place of business in Central Point, Oregon, or to Charles Prim, at his office in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or before six Daily ex. Sunday months from date of this notice. 8 p. m. Dated this 14 day of October, 1904. Saturila y J ohn E. R oss . K) p. m. G eorge B. Ross, A. L. Executors of the Estate Elizabeth Ross, deceased. All sailing dates subject to change. For San Francisco- sai 1 every five days 4 p. m. C. H. THOMAS S«cr«t»ry of th« Board or B. F. MULKEY President A milano __ ... O hkoon • Reduced Rates to St. I ouis I ^position. C olombia R iver . The .Southern Pacific Co. will sell round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates to St. Louis and Chicago account the St. Louis Exposition on the following dates: June 16, 17, 18: July 1, 2, 3: Aug. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, 8, 9, 10; September ft, 6, 7: October 3, 4. Portland, Öregon. ft. To Astoria and waylandings 4 p. ni. except Sunday
