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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1908)
/ ■V Vote fur Goddess of Liberty. COUNTY COURT Get Married Thousands of visitors will be in we have some nice w edding stationery^, Jackson County Oregon from the east in September, Items of Interest and are well equipped to do high class fax Payers a fruit fair will catch them. Boost. Attorneys R. G. Smith and E. E. work. Klamath Falls has been especially Woodland Democrat: We are author Kelly filed a petitioi furan injunction NEW CASES. well represented at Portland during ized to announce ¡the’engagement of The fish bill prohioiting fishing above in the circuit court Wednesday, re- the past two or three weeks. An 1 Martha Stunkard vs. Matthew Stunk- straining the c runty court from declar tide wat.-r pa.-set! also the bi I allowing ard; suit fur divorce. Harvey. Miles. Miss L. B. Savage and Mr. Tracy interesting feature was a meeting of Boerstler, two as popular young peop.» ing prohibition in any of the prec nets fishing above tidewater passed, What and Mulkij- attorneys for pit intiff. the Klamath Fall Chamber of Com as there are in Woodland. If thi y hai e will the referendum do next? Several in Jackson county. merce in the rooms of the Portland I S. I. Sardry vs. Squtht rn • Pacific Judge Hanna in making permanent thousand ballots «er: east for Gov. company suit for damages, dismissed. fixed the -'ate < f thier marriage the) Commercial Club, with lurs'heon fol- Chamberlain And the same ballots are leepn; it to themselves. It is the Medford injunction took occasion lowing. marked for Statement No. 2 republi- Friderick W. Law on vs. William not far away, however. Miss Savage to say that in his opinion the election There is a hearty and healthy rival- is the daughter of Mr. L. L. Savage <>t as far as prohibition was concerned, < ans. Wid the people read the news- Dutton dismissed. ry between members of the Portland papers and pay less attention to the Dunsmir. She is bookkeeper and type J. C. Hall vs. Get. W. Dunn et al. was illegal. Commercial Club in furnishing flowers officeseeker? The newspapers will ex order made declaring injunction per writer in the West Valley Lumber Com The decision was purely a matter of for its decoration. Each day a differ pany and a very capable and accom law, unbiased, and not a question of plain any measuse for the vote* un- manent. ent member is the donor, and flowers biased’ if it be a reliable paper, and plished young lady. Mr. Boerstler is proltbitio i at 1 . al. vs. Lola Bailey- E. N. Provolt et are promised more than ten days in there need be no wild voting. In the injunction. R. G. Smith attorney for cashier in the Woodland Grain and advance. The ladies, too, have become fall campaign the POST will print the Milling Company, a member ot the for a Sprained Ankle. plaintiff. enthusiastic and have added much to news of ail parties and will explain all board of directors and treasurer of the ankle As usually treated, a sprained MARRIAGE LICENSES the effects through their taste in floral issues before the people so that the board. He is one of the most popular for a will disable the injured person arrangements. Joseph R. Tanson and Callie May members of the Oaks Club. He is a month or more, but by applying Cham- voter may know what he is voting The year 1908 will register the great Fautch. on. son uf Mr. and Mrs. Boerstler of Los berlain’s Liniment and observing est crop of berries and cherries that Stanley Taylor and Estella M. Steni Angeles. This prospective union islook- the directions with each bottle faith Oregon has ever produced. Quality is ed upon with much favor by the friends son. fully, a cure may be effected in many BOARD MEETS magnificent, quanity almost unlimited, of both parties. Lewis John Ewxd and Charlotte cases in less than one week’s time. NEXT TUESDAY and while humanity is enjoying this | Moore. This liniment is a most remarkable fruit the maturing hay crop insures Solost no Francis Kelby and Audrey preparation. Trv it tor a sprain or bru The Weather. The board of trustees will meet a big increase in the dairy output, ise, or when laid up with 'chronic or Tuesday in the town hall, when several j I B anche Cai t -r. which has been greatly benefitted by Following is the report ol U. S. Vol muscular rheumatism, and you are cer matte;s of importance will come before , Jisejh I. Williams and Elizabeth K. as good spring pastures as were ever unteer Cixiperative Observer, E. Briit; tain to be delighted with the prompt the board. T. J. Kenney who was ! I Demmer. known in this section. Residents of for Jacksonville, for month of Apid; relief which it affords. For sale by appointed to fill the vacancy caused MARRIED the Northwest should take pains to Sore Nipples. Latitude 42 dag. 18. min. n >rth; longi- City Drug Store. , by the resignation of John Miller will j MOORE STEELE- In Jacksonville, on see that their Eastern country friends tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Any mother who has had experience be sworn in. are made familiar with the unequaled with this distressing ailment will be June 20th 1908. by Rev. G. A. Gray DA in MAXI- mini I'KhC'l - CH R Ci R The matter of requesting the tele Guy D. Moore and Abbie B. Steele. conditions which make dairying so pleased to know that a cure may be MOTOR BOAT OF DAY MUM '1 A'I N MUM phone company to remove the telephone profitable here. PROBATE COURT trace * 43 . Cloudy effected by applying Chamberlain’s 70 EXHIBIT AT FAIR poles from the cen er of the street in 1 .......... .<6 48 57 2 ......... The sixth National Conclave of the Salve as soon as the child is done nurs 35 PartCloudy 58 the southern portion of the city will ’ Estate Walter S. Jorns deceased; 3 ......... . Clear 33 71 4 ......... Phi Delta Kappa will meet in Portland ing*: Wipe it off with a soft cloth be (Special Correspondence.) 80 38 probably be the most, important ques order for sale of j r jpei ty. 5 ......... from the 6 to the llth of July, and the fore allowing the babe to nurse. Many S eattle , June 27: For the first time 40 PartCloudy 71 6 ......... tion to come before the board. Estate of A. Poo), deceased; order 7 ..... 34 ........ Cloud» Û8 local chapter is arranging an elaborate trained nurses use this salve with best in the history of the world’s fair the .18 53 3î 8 .......... An ither mutter that should receive to pay claims. 32 61 PartCloudy 9 ......... series of festivities. results. For sale by City Drug Store. Alaskan-Yukon-Pacific exposition, t le attention of the board is the con 29 62 Estate of Frank Brown, deceased; 10 42 .11 57 Cloud} The Oregon Society of Mutual In which will be held here from June 1 to dition of the streets over which the order appointing IL C. Garnett, L. L. 11 31 60 PartClouux 12 DIED surance was organized last week in 40 62 October 15, 1909, will have a large ex railroad company have their tracks. Jacobs i nd Gris Crawfo d at p aisers 13 Cloud; . 41 .23 55 Cloudy 14 the Convention Hall of the Portland SCHULTZ At his home in Jackson hibit of moto boats. Henry E. Dosch, This street is in a very bad condition. .03 6o 33 Cloudy 15 Estate of Maria M. Wright deceased; 16 .05 62 37 PartCloudy Commercial Club, and will affiliate director of exhibits and priveleges, has Walnut tress are growing between ville, Oregon, Sunday, June 21,191.3. 67 13 . Cloud} 17 with the National Association at once, b2 41 now completed plans for the display the ties. The company has been very report of sale uf personal property fil- 18 ......... .20 Charles Schultz. 40 e 1 i n 1 approved. 61 19 . W. C. Hagerty, of McMinnville, is Manufactura are taking up the mat negligent in keeping the street open 40 62 .13 Mr. Schultz was a respected pioneer, Estate Joseph G. Wiley, executors 20 39 62 .02 President, B. J’ Barry, of Dayton, 21 . 45 74 having landed in this eounty in 1852, ter and their letters indicate that they to traffic. Clear 22 Secretary of the Oregon body. 38 Guardian George William Gash; will put forth their best efforts to 79 23 . The water committee will probably coming by boat via cape Horn. He 45 73 24 Guardian b> nd filed, order macle appoint 25 64 43 PartCloudy mined in this vicinity for two years have big exhibits. They realize that have a report to make. 61 35 is a good market for moto The council ordered the grass cut ing A. E. Kinney, Thymus Simpson 26 73 EREE! EREE! EREE! and then went into California. After Seattle Clear 35 27 78 39 PartG leudy 2« a few years prospecting in the South boa s, and that more than likely they from around the fences for the pur- and P. W. Paulson appraisers. 61 38 29 will be able to dispose of all of their, Estate Frank E. Brown ii v.ntory 30 60 ! 37 The P ost is out of clocks now but we ern state he returned to Jacksonville, on exhibition and more too by the [ oie of guarding against fire, at the 68 -.9 last meeting, and those who have neg and ; ppr .isrr.e it filed showing estate have another premium, of interest to where he was for several years connect time the frir closes. lected to attend to this matter will valued at $39^3.47. Temperature mean max. 64 58; mtan farmers, fruit growers, poultryman and ed with mining enterprises. The exposition being situated as it probably be called upon by the marshal Mr. Schultz leaves a host of friends Estate William Basye; order made to min. 33.25; mea 1 51.41. Max. 8)on 5th, dairyman. This premium is absolutely is, with Lake Washingtou bordering to pay the expense of cutting the show cause why real estate should not min. 31, on 12; greatest range 42 FREE with yearly subscribers to the to mourn the loss of one who has labored upon one sili of ths groan 1 ani grass. _ Precipitation Total for month, 1.04 strenously for the betterment and up be sold. P ost . Our proposition; We will give Lake Union on the other, affords an you FREE the American Farmer for building of the city, During the early- unexcelled opportunity for the demon Estate Randall McDonald order made inches. Greatest in 21 hours, .23 inches CLASSIFIED one year to all those paying one year settlement of this country. when the appointing C. P. Hall, C. C. Charley on 9 14th. days preripxtion, 6 days clear, 12 for stration of motor bus’s. Lake \Mash- was on the alert in advance to the J acksonville P ost . Indian and Thomas Nichols appraisers. days partly cloudy and 13 days cloudy. to assult the ington which is the largest fresh water opportunity W anted If you are a subscriber you have the an Estate Rhoda A. Raws n order made —»v?-» I was ever body in the Pacific Northwes’, having WANTED—A first class waitress for privilege of renewing which will entitle white settler Mr. Schultz appointing L. B. Warner Sr. administra an area of thirty eight squ ire miles you to the premium. Come in anil get ready to defend home and country, hotel. State experience. Call or tor. is plied by scores of power boats at i sample copy, wj h iv.e several left. Being of peaceful temperment he had the present time, Seattle has a motor address Blade House Jacksonville Estate D. Polk Mathews deceased; Show it to your friend, Send in $1.50 little difficulty with the Indians, Oregon. boat club with a strong membership order continuing time for hearing, I and you will get the P ost and the Richard Gaskin a grandson, is the and its pleasure cruises and races are WANTED Four or five-room house, petetion for sale real property. American Farmer for one year. This only relative in this country. held on Lake Washington. furnished or unfurnished. Enquire is no lottery, but legitimate business. it is asserted that there is no other at resturant opoosite postoffice. 2t- No Need of Suffering from Rheumatism The American Farmer is a 20-page It is a mistake to allow anyone to city in this country endowed with WANTED Small cottage, unfurnish Illustrated magazine, tilled wite items better facilities for motor boating tha > ed, leave price and description at of interest and importance to a man suffer from rheumatism, as the pain Seattle. Besides Lake Washington can always be relieved, and in most this office. -j-4t- in all w alks of life. Don’t delay. Send Delicious ice cream at the Boss. a--il Lake Union there are ’he broad or come in and subscsibe or renew and cases a cure effected by applying Frank Tracy was a Me Iford visitor WANTED —A first class collection of pound wh ’ ch affords waters of Puget Chamberlain's Liniment. It makes carry away the premium. fruit and vegetables for publishing Thursday sleep and rest possible. Even in cases the enthusiast grea" opportunity. -------- ,------ in books and papers for the purpose There is both salt Wind fresh water, Miss .Josephine Donegan was in Med of long standing this liniment should NOTICh of advertising this city. ford Thursday. be used on account of the relief it affords. and the scenery oliali of the waters All parties are hereby notified to / FOR SALE The band will be equipped with white Do not be discouraged until you have about Seattle is unsurpassed. The c it all grass near fences and sidewalks given it a trial. Eor sa'e by City climate is such that motor boating FOR SALE A twelve-inch electric un forms for the Fourth. and keep same cut and trimmed. This Drug Store. can be enjoyed all the year round. fan. Just the thing for these hot Charley Barrett,returned to Eagle precaution is taken to prevent fire. A pavillion for tha motor boat dis days. Will keep flies out. Address Point where he has been engaged in a By order City Board. play will be bui t on pi es over Lake *J care this office. Boost for a fruit fair. saw mill. Washington in one of the prettiest Conner Gordon held an inquest Mon spots on the exposition's shore line, FOR SALE —An L. C. Smith & Bros, new model, ball bearing typewriter, day forenoon over the body of Clifford it will be 1Ó9 by 600 feet in siz - and two color ribbon. Address J care Vickers, who died sud lenly June 19 in will be provided with slips varying this office. Dr. de Barr's office, after la.ing re f from 6 by 20 feet to 20 by 80 feet. On thè shore side of the pavillion will be FOR SALE The best ice cream in ceived a treatment of anti-toxin for exhibi ed boats machinery and accesor- the city at the Boss. Made from asthma. A part of the veidict of the I am now prepared w ith a new Fairbanks Morse i -s. The exhibitors will be enabled to pure cream without Hour or starch. jury read: “That his death was caused by crimi have their boats in the water for de Gasoline six-horse power Wood Sawing Outfit to saw MISCELLANEOUS monstration to visitors by trial trips LOST A Yale lock key attached to fob nal carelessness of Dr. George O. B. de wood in any quantity. Prices are as follows: Barr, said Dr. de Barr at time of giving on the lake. The key is of no value to anyone but diptheria anti-toxin knowing the prob Four Foot Wood, Once in Two 40 Cents Motor boat races will be a feature the owner. Lost between Ficx's able fatal consequences; also, that he THE BLUE JAY POSTAL SHOP Four Foot Wood, Twice in Two .. .50 Cents of the sports at the exposition and it carpenter shop and his residence. further administered this anti-toxin Pole W oixi............ By the hour is expected that many records will be Head Quarters for Scenic and Kindly return to this office. without consulting the father of the de I will have plenty of wool for sale shortly at my broken. A motor ' boat show will be Novelty Postals. Wholesale DRESS MAKING Mrs. Hostetter is ceased, of the probable outcome which card on North Oregon street, on theT. J. Williamson place given in Seattle this coming F-druary and Retail business. Send us prepared co do dress making or sew the hipodermic injection might have by the Seattle Motor Boat Club under a Trial Mail Order. Our Aim ing. Having finished her trade in with a patient affected with asthma: or the auspices of the National Motor is to Please. _------ ■ - one of the largest dress making es without calling any other physician in. Boat Association of the United States. Medford, Orc. tablishments on the coast. consultation before administering the 313’ Main St. —» said anti-toxine. ” Born in Iowa. Our family were all born and raised Change in Southern Pacific Time in Iowa, and h^ve used Chamberlain's Table. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy (mabe at Des Moines) for yea We know how good it is from long experien « SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. All kinds New and Second Hand ce in the use of it. In fact when in No. 15 ................................... 10.35 A. M. Goods bought and sold. Want El Paso. Texas, the writer's life was No. 13 ............................... 3.20 P M. Wagon work and general repairing saved by the prompt use of this remedy. No. 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 P. M. to buy Junk. Old copper and > We are now engaged in the Mercan picks, drills and all edged tools put in Rubber bought. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. tile business at Narcoossee. Fla; and 14 ................................ k$9 A. M. first-class condition at reasonable cost have introduced the remedy here. It No. has proven very sucessful and is con No. 16 .................................. 5.24 P. M. Note carefully that No. 16 North stantly growing in favor. Ennis Bros. This remedy is for sale by City Drug bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than heretofore. Store. The most skilled horse shoers in the state are at No. 13 arriving at 3.20 P. Harness Roods for Sale. Sole leather for Sale. have the Portland dailies of that morn Well Pleased ings issue. Ryan Bu i Id i n g Opposite U. S. Hotel. These changes effective May 17, 1908. The Casa Grada Poulty Co of Rose- burg, writes: enclosed please lind draft For general blacksmithing, go w here for $22.50 for payment on add. Have you can get the best of work and ma-. been too buisy to* prepare new copy. terial. There are many grades of iron Will do more advertising .iter. Got and steele, but Eddy uses the best. --------------- ------------------------ several orders through the POST. Yours Elmer E Wimberly” W. I. McIntyre has been appointed agent for Brooks <& Son. nurserymen of Stomach Troubles Carlton. Oregon. Give him your or Many remarkable cures of stomach ders. * For Fine Wines.' Liquorsand Ci gañí. troubles have been effected I v Chamber- Everything new in postals at Hull's lain'* Stomach and Liver Tablets. One Family Trade Solicited man who had spent over tuo thousand Postal Shop. All the latest designs. DUNNINGTON & DENEFF. PROPRIETORS dollars for.medicine amt treatment was Hubbard building, Medford. Oregon. cured by a few boxes of these tablets. If you want PURE candies, noglucose, Jacksonville. i « Oregon Price. 25 cents. Samples free at no poisonous matter, just candy, then Robinson’s City Drug Store. trv the Boss. j MANY GATHERINGS OF STATE WIDE INTERESTS ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letter* remain uncalled for in the postoffic.e at Jacksonville, Oregon. Thi^e calling for the same must give date of this advertisement, and say “Advertised”. P. O. Barg, D. S. Couiter, Jilomeno Hares, Supt. G. W. Jones, Mrs. Ona Lily. i JOHN MILLER, Postmaster. —•— If the people of this city must put up with the uusightly apperance of of our poorly managed rail road, the company might be requested by the council to repair the street through city where they have their track laid. This street ehodd be closed to ti rffle or repared before the city is made defendant !n a damage suit. The tarck shoul I be lowered to the garde of the street and the street graveled. A team might become frightened at the apperance of the commodous palace car and start to run, and should this thoroughfare be selected as the course considerable damage would result. Who would be to blame? The rail road or the city for allowing the R. It. V. R. R. to disfigure the streets to the ext i t of obstiucting tarffiic. PETITION FILED FOR INJUNCTION CELEBRATE THE I LOCAL NOTES j FOURTH AT ASHLAND nreworKs Monster Parade Base Ball oot Races Dance Announcement Speaking A GOOD TIME SURE C. A. Norton. Prop. Í :■ 7’. L. De Wire, Jacksonville, Ore Shoe General Smithing HORSE and Harness Repairing SHOEING EDDY'S SHOP 77/A; RECEPTION Criterion Saloon LEY & KEEGAN, Props Sole Agents Albany Beer V
