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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1908)
„.AL NEWS Attorney Chas. Prim is spending a few ilsys at Nev port. Mrs. Ella Cook left for Squaw lake Mon day to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Miles ('antral, of Ruch, were visiting in this city this week. J. M. Root, of Medford and Mr. Wakefield of Ohio, were in the city Friday. Charles E. Taylor of Medford, was a buisiness caller at the court house Tuesday, Attorney C. O. Boggs of Medford was a buisiness caller at the county seat Friday. Charles Nunan of the firm of Nunali- Tailor Co, returned from his vacation at Newport. If you want a quick sale on your pro perty list it with Charles Meserve, 115 Seventh Street. Medford. 16-tf LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS Win. Bybee has been under the weather for several days. Mr». Lewis Ulrich returned home Monday after a weeks outing at < oles- tin County School Superintendant made Medford a business call Wednes day. J. (’. Tucker returned home Thurs day after a months vacation at Mea dow Oregon. Misses Leona Ulrich and Bertha Prim, went to Colestin today to spend a few days. Attorney A. E. Reams has been quite-sick this week. He was confined to his bed for several days. Ralph and Alphonse Beavenue have gone no San Francisco to seek employ ment. Chas. Dunford started the carpen ters at work on his new cottage last Monday. Mrs. Anna Marlin has returned from Grants Pass where she has been visit ing friends. Mrs. James Pelton nee Miss Joseph ine Orth, left for her home at Fort Klamath Tuesday. Judge Neil is bent on having the court house put in a presentable and business-like shape. J. T. Hostetter father of E. N. fi 08- tetter the painter arrived from Miss ouri one day this week. A. E. J. Percival manager of the Hotel Nash at Medford spent a few hours in Jacksonville Tuesday. William Basye, who has been pros pecting for a company at JumpoffJoe, returned to the city Thursday. Miss Emma Grimes of Medford was the guest of Misses Flora and Minnie Thompson several days this week. J. W. Merritt and W. C. Leever pro minent citizens of Central Point were in Jacksonville Wednesday on business. M. M. Taylor and wife left for Port land on No. 14 Wednesday morning. The former to purchase goods for the Nunan Taylor Co. B. F. Clark and Chas. R. Gray, of the firm of Clark & Gray, of Medford was transacting buisiness at the coun ty seat Thursday. NOTICE All those owning dogs must pay the annual tax of $1.25 on each and every dog w ithin the city limits The marshal is instructed to collect said tax and issue receipt. Should a dog be caught on the streets without the tag the marshal must catch the dog and within a reasonable time kill the animal. If your dog is worth keeping pay the tax, otherwise he may be killed. summons In the Circuit Court of Oregon County. for Jackson Gus Newbury, Admistrator estate of Arthur Pool, deceased. Plaintiff. vs. Geo. R. Wilkerson and Dosie Wilkerson, Defendants. Miss Frances Kleinhammer of Ash To Geo. R. Wilkerson anil Dosie Wilkerson, the land spent several days in Jacksonville above named defendants, you and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the com this week the guest of Miss Ruth plaint of Plaintiff filed in the above entitled court Peter. and cause within six weeks of the date of the Mr. and .Mrs. Chris Ulrich left Yes FOR SALE First-class blacksmith first publication of this summons upon you. which is the ¿2nd day of August, 1908, and if you and wagon shop, well equipped with terday for Dead Indian where they will fail to appear in answer within the time required tools. Also town lots. Enquire of lav in a winters supply of huckleber by law, for want thereof the Plaintiff will apply Geo. N. Lewis, Jacksonville. 16-tf ries. to the court for the relief prayed for and demand in his complaint, viz: Mesdarnes S. J' Day, Kate Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Irvin of Indepen For the judgement of this court against you W. R. Tucker and Misses Carrie Beek dance, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dr. in the full sum of $2879.66 and $250 attorney fees, man and Kate Cronemiller left Wed Burnett this week. While here Mr. and the costs and disbursements of this suit, and nesday for Antelope were they will 1 Burnett and Mr. Irvin spent a couple for the decree of this court that the mortgage mentioned and described in Plaintiff's complaint gather wild plums. of days on Rogue River fishing. be foreclosed as therein prayed for. and that FOR SALE S<) acres of timber land I For rent or will lease for a number a further decree be made and entered for the sale of the premises descril>ed in said mortgage three miles from Central Point on i of years to a good tenant, my farm and complaint, according to law. that the said • he Agate road Will sell or trade i containing 275 acres, adjoining the mortgage be foreclosed and that said defendants f >r city property. Address Box 95 > town of Jacksonville, good house and and ull persons claiming under them lie barret! Ja"ks nvi'le. 14-tf- barn, living water. Further informa and foreclosed of all right, claim or equty of redemption in the said premises and every part tion enquire of J. Nunan. 16-tf- H E Bovden of Medford made a thereof, and for such other and further relief as Last Tuesday evening at about 7:30 I nrried visit to Jackonville Saturday to the court may seem just and equitable. This summons is served by publication in the . consult with the sheriff in reference j o’clock the Curtins in the bathroom of Mrs. C. L. Reams retur .ed Tuesday Jacksonville Post, published at Jacksonville, Io the breaking into his store the first the Poole barber shop caught fire pre Oregon, once a week for six consecutive weeks, o'- !>’<• week. Mr. Boyden has a clueto sumably from a lighted cigar placed from North Bend Ore. where she has by order of Honorable H. K. Hanna Judge of been with her sister Mrs. R. G. Gale near them by a patron of the shop who he perpetrators of the deed. said court, said order having been made on the was at that time taking a swim. Mr. who recently underwent an oparation. 15th day of August, 1908. Mrs. Rose Moore, of Wimer, filed a GUS NEWBURY. Attorney for Plaintiff. James Donegan and family and F. Poole organized a fire brigade and the < rnpla lit Saturday, against her hus flames were extinguished without much W. Welcome of Burns Oregon came in band for wife-beating, lustice Dox Alias Summons. from Harney county by team last Tues damage to the shop. tried the case Tuesday and found the In The Circuit Court Of The 'State Of Oregon. day. They visited Crater Lake and Charles Meserve, one of Rogue River husband guiltv. His fine was placed at For The County Of Jackso. ss. other places of interest enroute. $20 and costs which amounted to Valley’s leading real estatedealers was In the matter of the Application of We have just installed a new book Zulema Kostomlatsky to register title to the a Jacksonville caller W ednesday. Mr. $35, following described real property situated in Mrs. .Judge II. K. Hanna returned Meserve is well acquainted in this city, binder of the latest pattern, anil are Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: prepared to do phampiet folding, a newspaper here as- Th trsdav from a trip to Berkeley and having printed Beginning 4.80 chains East of the North San Francisco. Mrs. Hanna was some for several years. He made this office sembling and binding at a very close west corner of D. L. C. no . 81 in Tp. 37 S., what surprised when she reached home a call and spoke very highly of the figure, both saddle back and Hat work of R. 2 W., of the w. M.. and running thence North 8.25 chains; thence East 12.48 chains: that the judge, during her ab class of work we are handling. He is up to % inch thick. M >roco, leather thenc south 8.25 chains thence West 12.48chains, t> and cloth binding equal io the best. a mail well liked in Jacksonville and seil had their residence wired and to the place of beginning, containing 10.30 Acres, his old friends were glad to see his This work can also be done in Portland vs. lilted with electric lights. smiling face once more on the streets. anil Salem but why not save money and Margaret Tice, a widow; waiter Tice, single; A large delegation of Medford citi \nna Willits and Rush B. Willits, her husband; Mr. Meserve is now conducting a real send it to the P ost .’ zen- lul l Wedltes av in automobiles for Effie Phelps and Ira Phelps, her husband; estate business in Medford. Mrs. Emma Barnes, wife of ye editor, Charley Tice and Belle Tice, hit wife; Tom Crater lake to meet E. II. Harriman Mi-s Ollie Crump, was in Medford left Saturday for a weed’s visit on the Tice, single: Maggie culver and Melvin anil Governor Chamberlain. The Har culver, her husband: Hazel Tice, single; farm in Douglas county. riman party will be in Medford Today. Sunday Fred Tice and Martha Tice, his wife, Babe The POST is always in the field for Tice, single: Nettie Clark and william Clark, Miss Maud By rue of Applegate is visa by not invite the railroad magnate news. If you know anything tell it to her husband; Elmira May cox and John w. Ver to this city? He might see the ing in Medford this Week. Cox. her husband; Eva Naylor and Melvin n *ce sity of putting in a branch line to Leslie Stansel who has been on Elk the reporter. Don’t be bashful. Naylor, her husband; Amelia Wilson and a . this city. The object of his visit is to ('reek returned Tuesday. Harry Luy and family returned Fri- M." Wilson, her husband; Mary L. Davison, provid the people in the Klamath Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Langley visited day night from their outing on li t tie I single; william E. Davison, single: Annie c iinnry with rail communication. Applegate. From all appearences they Jackson and w. H. Jackson, her husband; relatives in Mulford Sunday. Fred E. Davison, single; Mary A. Davison, a had plenty to eat. ■lames J. Donegan and family of widow; Joseph Taylor and Louisa Taylor, Miss Emma Wendt returned Tues The rock crushers were put in place his wife; Joseph H. Taylor, single; Thomas day from an outing at Colestin. Monday at the quarry on Jackson Creek. L. Taylor, single; Louis H. Meigs and Mary Clinton Texter accompanied his son The railroad tracks are in place and in E. Meigs, his wife; J. A. Smith and Mary j. Smith, his wife; C. E. werst, single: and as far as Medford on his way to Wis a few days they will haul rock. All whom it may concern. consin, where he will re-enter college. Defendants. Get those post cards showing the Mrs. S. E. Dunnington left Monday To Walter Tice. Tom Tice. Maggie Culver. Melvin products of Jacksonville and send them for Thompson Creek were she will visit Babe Tyce, Nettie dark, William dark. East to your friends, they will consider Culver, Eva Naylor. Melvin Naylor. Amelia wilson. A. M. with Mrs. Sparks until Mr. Sparks re- yourself a booster, and one of the pillers wilson, Fred E. Davison, c. E. werst, and all turns from his trip to Seattle. of the community. They cost n<> more whom it may concern, Defendants: Judge E. B. Watson and wife and than other cards. If your dealer don’t In the name of the state of Oregon, You. and H. C. Kilham of Portland arrived in have them, write send or come to this | each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the application filet! against you in the Superintendent Stout, of the rock Jacksonville a few days ago. The office and we will supply you. above entitled cause, which is an action brought former left the same day for Cinnebar quarry, lias the large bins almost com for the purpose of Registering the title to the above descriced premises, and you are so required pieteli, and the heavy crushers in place. springs where he will spend several Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved. i to appear and answer on or before the 22nd day The large 50 horse-power dynamo will weeks. of September. A. D. 1908, and if you fail to so Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the Unit- | Geo. N. Lewis will erect a building on b- hauled over to Medford to erect a ed States Express Co., Chicago, writes, appear and answer for want thereof the Plaintiff* receiving bin in that city. The engin his property opposite Mr. Kenney's resi will apply to the Court for the relief in said "Our General Superintendant, Mr. Application and herein demanded, Said Applica eer is well pleased with the work so far dence in a few days. Lumber was bought last Monday for this building. Quick, handed me a bottle of Chamber- | tion being now on file in the office of the clerk ( o’npleted. of said court in Jacksonville Jackson county. These buildings were engaged before Iain’s Colic, Cholera and D.arrhoea Oregon: the date of the order for the Publication The p iblic of this city is respectfully Remedy some time ago to check an <>f this Summons is August 7th A. I) the lumber was on the ground. Messrs. i ite I to e . >r • < their views on the A. D. 1908. Lewis and Dunford will build several attack of the old chronic diarrhoea. I Dated August 7th W. R COLEMAN w i ' les <>i) through the columns of County clerk of Jackson county. cottages in this city in the near future. have used it since that time and cured the Post' Ma e the items short hut Oregon, ex-officio clerk of the many on our trains who have been sick. circuit court. explain your position clearly, Hand I am an old soldier who served with What is Best for Indigestion? til.' Copy in as early as possible to in Rutherford B. Hayes and William Notice. Mr. A Robinson of Drumquin, On McKinley four years in the 23rd Ohio sure publication in the next issue. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. We already have a few expressions tario, has been troubled for years with Regiment, and have no ailment expect I for the County of Jackson. ss. which will appear in the next indigestion, and recommends Chamber chonic dia.rhoea, which this remedy issue. lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as stops at once.’’ For sale by City Drug I In the Matter of the Application of i W. j. Warner to register title to the fol- Vi old and respeetel newspaper man “the best medicine I ever used." If Store. ; lowing described real property, situated in troubled with indigestion or constipa i Jackson County. Oregon, to-wit: wnii this city r '-e-itly an I expressed | Beginning at the Northeast Corner of MARRIAGE LICENSES surprise at the well equipped plant of tion give them a trial, They are cer- I). L. C. no . 79 in Tp. 37 S.. of R. 2 W.. of the tain to prove beneficial, They are easy the P ost . He was shown a piece of Fred Witt and Maggie Andrew. , W. M.. and running thence South 31.80 j >b printing and could not believe that to take and pleasant in effec*. Price, 1 Chains to the Southeast Corner of said D. I.. NEW CASES ' C. No. 79: thence East 5.80 Chains; thence such work could he turned out in the 25 cents. Sample free at Robinson’s William O. Tate vs. Mae E. Tate; i North 31.80 Chains: thence West 5.80 Chains state outside of Portland, and very few City drug store. suit for divorce, F. M. Calkins attor- | to place of beginning, containing 18.Macros. offices in Portland can do this class of Also: Beginning 6.50 Chains East of the ney for plaintiff. i Northeast Corner of D. L. C. No. 79 in Tp. work, as he expressed it. The people The Gold Hill Bank vs. The Gold 37 S., of R. 2 W., of the W. M.. and running of this city appreciate high-class work, Hill Canal Co. et al; suit to recover i thence East 6.06 Chains; thence South 16.32 anil this is the only office between money. Reams & Reams attorneys ■ Chaains; thence West 6.06 Chains; thence Portland and San Francisco where high ' North 16,32 Chains; to place of beginning. for plaintiff. grade printing ean be had. Get our containing 9.89 acres. vs. prices, if you are cointernplating a and Cabinet I’oitraits made by Granulated Sore Eyes Cured. Margaret Tice: Walter Tice; Anna Willits; Rush catalogue, pamphlet, circular, letter "For twenty years I suffered from B. Willits; Effie Phelps: Ira Phelps;Charlev head, hill head, cards, in fact anything, a bad case of granulated sore eyes, Tice: Belle Tice: Tom Tice; Maggie Culver; just telephone us we will send a man Melvin culver: Hazel Tice; Fred Tice; Martha who has held high positions in s on ■ of At his residence near the Court House sajs Martin Boyd of Henrietta. Ky. Tice; Babe Tice; Nettie Clark: William Clark; "In February, 1903, a gentleman asked Elmira May Cox: John W. Cox; Eva Naylor the largest printing houses in the Satisfaction guaranteed. Stamps, 3 Melvin Naylor; Amelia Wilson; A. M. Wilson. me to try Chamberlain's Salve. 1 positions, 1 dozen 50c. Cabinets ac United States to figure with you and used about two-thirds of it and my Mary L. Davison. William E. Davison; Annie assisst you in preparing the copy if ne cording to mounts selected. eyes have not given me anv trouble Jackson; W. H. Jackson; Fred E. Davison; cessary. since." This salve is for sale by City Mary A. Davison; Joseph Taylor: Louisa Taylor: Joseph H. Taylor: Thomas; I,. Taylor, ■'rug Store. Change in South...;. i avilie Time Paintn’ time’s u-comin. ’ Weather's gettin’ clear. People's gettin' restless Shortly you kin hear All th' folks a-eallin’ "Hurry up with that paint. " For Hostetter & Zook, you set . Are never very late. Table. SIH TH HOIINII TRAINS ........ .10.35 A. M. No. IB 3.20 I' M. No. 13 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 p. M No. If you are in need of a typewriter NORTH BOUNI» TRAINS. call at this office and examine slightly 9. l:t A. M used L. C. Smith or Smith Premier, No. 14 5.24 P. M The I,. C. Smith is almost new. used No. Ill Note carefully that No. 16 North only a few weeks. The Smith Premier is worth $75.00 but if soln this week bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than heretofore. can lie had for $50. No. 13 arriving at 3.2b P. M. will We can handle briefs anil abstract have the Portland dailies of that morn work just as well as any office in the ings issue. These changes effective May 17, 1908 state. General Smithing Wagon work and general repairing picks, drills and all edged tools put in first-class condition at reasonable cost HORSE SHOEING The most skilled horse shoers in the state are at EDDY’S SHOP ™E RECEPTION I LUY & KEEGAN, Props Family Trade Solicited Soie Agents Albany Beer Í T. L. De Vore, Jacksonville, Ore All kinds New and Second Hand Goods bought and sold. Want to buy Junk. Old copper and Rubber bought. > ■ ■ I Shoe and Harness Repairing Harness Goods for Sale. Sole Leather for Sale. Ryan Building Opposite U. S. Hote Announcement • I am now prepared with a new Fairbanks Morse Gasoline six-horse power Wood Sawing Outfit to saw wood in any quantity. Prices are as follows: Four Foot Wood, Once in Two 40 Cents Four Foot Wood, Twice in Two 50 Cents Pole Wood.............. By the hour I will have plenty of wood for sale shortly at my yard on North Oregon street, on theT. J. Williamson place C. A. Norton, Prop The Criterion Saloon For Fine Wines, Liquorsand Cigars, DUNNINGTON & DENEFF, PROPRIETORS Jacksonville, Oregon Stamp Pictures NEWPORT M. HEGE and All Whom it may Concern. Defendants. R>0 YOU A.Voirj That you can get what you want in soft drinks, ice cream, candy, tobacco AT RUSSEL’S Colestin Pure Mineral Water Hot tied at the Spring ani Delivered to Your Residence fresh and Sparkling. Order From CHAS. F. DUNFORD. TAKE NOTICE. That on the 7th day of August, A. D. liMs. and Application was filed by said W. j. Warner in the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, for Initial Registration of the land above described; now unless you appear and answer on or before the 22nd day of September A. D. 1908, and show cause why such application should not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the application, and you will be forever barred from disputing the same. Witness my hand and the Seal of the Court hereto affixed this Tth day of August A D. 1908. W. R. COLEMAN county clerk of Jackson county. Oregon and ex-office clerk of the circuit court. YAQUINA BAY Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort The place to go for perfect rest and every conceivable form of haalthful and delightful recreation ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE NEWPORT is reacheci by way of the Southern Pacific to Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis and Eastern R. R. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure RATE FROM MEDFORD Season Six-Months Ticket, $10 Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description of Newport includ ing a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Cal) on, telephone or write A. S. ROSENBAUM W.M. McMURRAY Local Agent. Medfi.nl. Oregon General Passenger Agent. Portland. Oregon
