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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1908)
EAGLE POINT ITEMS K TAFT IS NOT LOSING Wedding Joys GROUND Miss Lottie Taylor an 1 Mr. Clark Rippey surprised their many friends Sunday when they, aceompained by Some democratic papers are claim Miss Taylor’s brother, Carl, also her ing that Bryan is gaining in political sister and husband, Mrs. and Mr. strength, while the most conservative I will open a modern dress makiny parlor in Med ord, on Brown entered an automoqile and admit his defeat. Mr. Bryan may Monday, September 11, in Hankin'» Hlock, over the druy »tore. were rapidly drive 1 to Jacksonville gain many votes, but there will be a FANCY GOWNS AND WAISTS A SPECIALTY where they were joined in tie happy long stretch of country between him bonds of matrimony. Th >y left Tues and the presidential chair when the day morning for Portland where tiny final count is made. will make their future home. All jo n in wishing them many years of joy ai d THE FRUiT OF happiness. JACKSOilVILLE Rev. G. S. Clevenger held preaching services in the Babtist church l.ere W. I. McIntyre brought to this office Sunday evening. last Saturday a box of Northern Spy Mrs. B. Jackson and daughter, Ga- apples. The Apples are in three rows nell made a business trip to Medford and five apples in a row. Tuesday. If you are contemplating a social, or enterta'n- A few of ths people of this city were F’or a Sprained Anklr. entertained at the Babtist Church ment, lawn parly or an outing, yon will need A sprained ankle may be cured in Tuesday evening by Rev. G. S. Cleven \ Leave your ordeis. lam prepared ger who delivered an interesting lec about one-third the time usually re ture on “Alaska.” Mr. Clevenger quired, by applying Chamberlain’s Lin Vv/i f0 make Cakes from25 cents to $40 spent several years in the wilds of iment freely, and giving it absolute Alaska and his lecture was very much rest. F’or sale by City Drug Store. enjoyed by those who were fortunate enough to hear it. Alias Summons. Our genial county school superin- In The Circuit Court Of The State Of Oregon. tendant, J. Percy Wells, spent a few For 3 he County Of jackso. ss. In the matter of the Application of LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS days of this week in this part of the Zukma Kostomlatsky to register title to the county visiting the public schools. He ■ following described real property situated in F’or the news read the P ost . Read our want ads. on page 4. visited the Eagle Point school Thurs ■ Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: Beginning 4.80 chains East of the North Mrs. H. M. Meader of the Kiser Frank Cameron of Applegate was day and while there made a few re west corner of I). L. C. no . 81 in Tp. 37 S., orchard spent Tuesday in town. marks that were pleasant and profit of R. 2 w.. of the w. M., and running thence trading in this city Monday. able to both teachers and pupils. T. L. Moore, proprietor of the Hotel ' North 8.25 chains; thence East 12.48 chains; Miss Bertha Prim will open the thenc south 8.25 chains thence west 12.48 chains, Moore, was a buisness visitor Tuesday. Forest Creek school next Monday. to the place of beginning, containing 10.30 Acres. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson visited I DIED Ray Sexton, who has been visiting vs. at the home of John Margreiter last with his parents in Minneapolis Kan Margaret Tice, a widow; waiter Tice, single; Willits and Rush B. Willits, her husband; Sunday. sas, for the past month, returned Mon- HOBSON —At the family home in this Anna city, Tuesday, September 22, 1908. Effie I’helps and Ira Phelps, her husband; Mrs. Guy Lawton and Miss Laura i day. Alonzo Hobson, aged 25 years. In Charley Tice and Belle Tice, hit wife; Tom Evans were over from Medford Tues Tice, single: Maggie culver and Melvin A large crowd from this city attend terment in the Jac ksonville cemetery, Culver, her husband; Hazel Tice, single; day afternoon. ed the band concerte at Medford last Wednesday, September 23. Fred Tice and Martha Tice, his wife, Babe Mrs. L. J. Sears is helping in the suit Sunday, which marked the last con The deceased was a young man of Tice, single; Nettie Clark and William Clark, department at Deul & Kentner’s during cert of the season. steady habits and who was respected h r husband; Elmira May Cox and John w. her husband; Eva Naylor and Melvin the fall rush. Lawrei.ee Pickens formerly manager by all who knew him. He was a mem Cox. Naylor, her husband; Amelia Wilson and a . A. J. McKinney was down from of Russell's confectionery store in this ber of the Odd Fellow lodge, under M. wilson. her husband; Mary L. Davison, Grants Pass Tuesday as a witness in city left Wednesday for Corvallis whose auspices the funeral was held. I single: william E. Davison, single; Annie tie C >ss ease. where he will attend the Oregon Agri He leaves a mother, two brothers and Jackson and w. H. Jackson, her husband; Fred E. Davison, single; Mary a . Davison, a Mrs. G. S. Epperson returned Mon culture College. four sisters. widow; Joseph Taylor and Louisa Taylor. day from Medford after spending a Dick Gaskin who has been visaing | his wife; Joseph H. Taylor, single; Thomas few days wit'i Mrs. C. W. Conklin. in SanFrancisco returned Saturday. BOSCHEY At the I. O. O. F. home L. Taylor, single; Louis H. Meigs and Mary E. Meigs, his wife; J. A. Smith and Mary J. in Portland, Monday, September 21, Smith, Miss Katherine Chapman has return Mr. Gaskin took charge of Rnssell’s his wife; C. E. werst, single: and candy store and will hearafter furnish 1908. Peter Boschey, aged 81. Inter ed from Portland where she has been 1 A.11 whom it may concern, his patrons with candies and light re ment in the Jacksonville cemetery, Defendants. Selecting her T<> WalterTice, Tom Tice, Maggie Culver, Melvin freshments. Wednesday, September 23, 1908. nary. Babe Tyce, Nettie Clark, William dark, The deceased was born November ' Culver. Mrs. L. S. Trefern of Grants Pass Mrs. Hattie Ridenger left a few Eva Naylor, Melvin Naylor, Amelia Wilson, A. M. 30, 1856, in the City Rhine, Bavaria, wilson. Fred E. Davison, c. E. werst, and all days ago for Albany after visiting who has been visiting her daughti r there she will go to Portland to re- Mrs. Chas. F. Dunford, for the past and was a pioneer Southern of Oregon, | whom it may concern. Defendants: month returned to her home today, coming here in tie fifties and engaged In the name of the state of Oregon, You. and main indefinately. ¡ each of you, are hereby required to appear and accompamed by her grand daughter in mining. | answer the application filet! against you in the Holman Peter returned home the Miss Flossie Dunford. ¡ above entitled cause, which is an action brought first of the week from a six weeks NOTICE. I for the purpose of Registering the title to the ' I want to* buy a good homestead vacation at SanFrancisco and other The Jacksonville Mused Club will above descriced premises, and you are so required relinquishment, or meet a cruiser who California points. to appear and answer on or before the 22nd day hold their first meeting of the season I of can locate me. Write me not later September, A. D. 19!»8, and if you fail to so Three Gold Medals ami lhe Grai <1 thin September 19. Address N. E. Thursday, October 1. The annual elec- appear and answer for want thereof the Plaintiff Prize at St. Louis Worlds Fair-that’s a CLEVELAND, general delivery, Port ti 11 of officers will take place at this will apply to the court for the relief in said record! I. W. H arper whi-key is the land, Oregon. meeting in the Native Daughters Application and heiein demanded, Said Applica tion being now on file in the office of the clerk le der. For sale by E. H. H elms . hall of said court in Jacksonville Jackson county, Miss Annie Broad has gone to Will-' Oregon; the date of the order for the Publication II 1 Elliott arrived from Port iams Creek, to spend the winter with of this Summons is August 7th A. D. 19C8. Reduced rates to SanFrancisco. land a few (lavs ago to make her I otite her sister Mes. Kate Dungey. Dated August 7th A. D. 1908. Account the Trans Mississippi Com W. R. COLEMAN iti Jacksonville. Mr. Elliot had pro county clerk of Jackson county. A fire alarm was turned in last night merci d Congress to be held in Sar- ceeded her having opened a blacksmith Oregon, ex-officio clerk of the circuit court. about 7:15 o ’ clock p. m. The fire Francisco Oct. 6 to 10, the Southern shop here. started in Joe Wetterer ’ e barn. It Pacific Co. will sell tickets fo" the W Carnahan, Elizabeth Mrs F. ’ Notice. (’a nahan. \ i \ I' rch ' I’ M ill-.x. is said that the cow kicked a light over round trip at a fare and one third, the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, .1 hn Norris and wife which caused the blaze, No damage sale dates Oct. 3 and 4, continous pas ! for n the I K. Friz County of Jackson, ss. sage in both directions, final return attended th. ne'al Wednesday of was done. In the Matter of the Application of limit twenty nine days from data of th ■ tie Alonz ■ llollSO. Look up the clubbing oiler in this W. J. Warner to register title to the fol lowing described real property, situated in issue of the P ost . We do not want to sale. o 1 ■ von It th Robe1 ah lodge Further particulars at the depot. Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: No. 4 celebrated the anniversary of the cheapen the paper by clubbing with Beginning at the Northeast Corner of order with a s .cial time. Mesdames worthless papers so have only selected D. L. C. no . 79 in Tp. 37 S., of R. 2 W.. of the NOTICE. E im.i D;.nford and Alice Ulrich were a few of the best. It is our aim to W. M., and running thence South 31.80 give a good newsy paper therefore we Notice is hereby given that preaching Chains to the Southeast Corner of said I). L. in char i' o' I he evening. must build up a good sound circula- services will be resumed in the Pres C. no . 79: thence East 5.80 Chains; thence North 31.80 Chains; thence West 5.80 Chains Judge Dunn of Ashland was in Jack t ion. byterian Church next sabbath even to place of beginning. containing 18.44acres. sonville Tuesday afterno >n on buisness. P untn’ time’s a-comin,’ ing Sept. 27, at 7:30 p. m. Also; Beginning 6.50 Chains East of the Weather's gettin’ clear, Sabba'h school at 10 a. m. Mrs. J. W. Berry and daughter Miss Northeast Corner of D. L. C. No. 79 in Tp. 37 S., of R. 2 W., of the W. M.. and running1 Laura are visiting relatives in Rose People’s gettin' restless — -------- •-------- Shortly you kin hear thence East 6.06 Chains; thence South 16.32 burg. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Chaains; thence West 6.06 Chains; thence All th’ folks a-callin' "Hurry up with that paint.” The following li tters remain uncalled North 16.32 Chains; to place of beginning, E. B. Hanley and wife have returned Hostetter & Zook, you see. from an extended trip to Alaska and For for in the Postoffice ut Jacksonville. containing 9.89 acres. vs. Are never very late. Seat I le. Oregon. Those calling for the same Margaret Tice; Walter Tice; Anna Willits; Kush must give the date of this advertise Il W Hits: Effie Phelps; Ira Phelps.Charlev Miss Emma Grimes of Medford spent Tice: Belie Tice: Tom Tice; Maxeie Culver: ment, and say “Advertised.” CL’ BBING OFFER last Saturday and Sunday with her Melvin culver; Hazel Tice; Fred Tice: Martha Mrs. F. I.. Blakely. John G. Norten, cousins Misses F lora and Minnie Thomp I ice; Babe Tice: Nettie Clark; William Clark: son. The P ost has made arrangements to Mrs. Tom Owens, P. H. Silva, Mrs. Elmira May Cox; John W. Cox; Eva Naylor Melvin Naylor; Amelia Wilson; A. M. Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy of Ash club with the Toledo Weekly Blade and Lena Smith, Mrs. Dan Solis. Mary L. Davison. William E. Davison: Annie land were in town this week visiting the American Farmer. JOHN F. MILLER Postmaster. Jackson: W; H. Jackson; Fred E. Davison; Mary A. Davison; Joseph Taylor: Louisa; This will be the last year that the at the homes of J. R. Neil of this city Taylor; Joseph II. Taylor; Thomas; L. Taylor, Toledo Blade will club with other BORN and Miles Cantrell of Applegate. and All Whom it may Concern. papers. The following is an extract Defendants. Peter Ingram and family returned from a letter received from the Blade: BOSSUM To Mr and Mrs. S. J. Bos- TAKE NOTICE. Wednesday from their outing on Forest sum, Wednesday morning, Sept, 23. That on the 7th day of Auaust. A. II. 19 IS. and i “The extraordinary advance in cost of Creek. Mr. Ingram stated that hunt print paper almost decided us a 1<)1 pound boy. Application was filed by said W. J. Warner in the not to ing and fishing was very poor there make a clubbing offer at all this season, Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, for Initial Reicistration of the land above described; this year on account of the dry knowing the usual offer woukl net us Now unless you appear and answer on or liefore NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS the 22nd day of September A. D. 19l*S. and show a great loss, we finally concluded to cause why such application should not be granted, make the old offer for this one season Notice is hereby given that tie the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree more.” Board of Equalization for Jackson will lie entered accord in v to the prayer of the Lay in your Winter's reading now and you will be forever barred from County Oregon, will attend in the application, disputing the same. while you can get it for so little. county court bouse, in Jacksonville Witness my hand and the Seal of the Court Our offer: Oregon, and publicly examine the as hereto affixed this Tth day of August A. D. 19"S. Toledo Weekly Blade W. R. COLEMA n $1.00 sessment rolls, and correct all errors county clerk of Jackr-on county. Jacksonville Post.. $1.50 in valuation, description or qualities of Oregon, and ex-officio clerk of the circuit court. lands, lots or other property assessed Total .. . . $2.50 by me on Monday October 19th 1908. Our price................ $1.75 that being the day fixed by law. 60 YEARS’ Jacksonville Post $1.50 EXPERIENCE Dated this 19th day of Sept. 1908. American Farmer. . . .40 JH Other papers please copy. Ki ■ 1 —J M g I’ etf . r A pplegate , / i ■ it g . ■ Total. $1.90 ■ H 1 Assessor of Jackson County Oregon. A few doves of this remedy will in Our price............ $1.70 variably cure *n ordinary alt«, k of diarrhipa. Jacksonville Post.. $1.50 Best Treatment for Burns. It can always be depended upon. Toledo Blade T rade M arks $1.00 D esigns ! even in the more severe ntiaeki if If for no other reason, Chamberlain’s American Farmer .40 C opyrights ’ A c . i ramp colic and cholera tuorlms. Salve should be kept in every household Antone «ending a «ketch end deecrtptfnn may it is equally successful for slimmer quickly »»certain our opinion free whet her an Intention la probably pet ent able. Conminnlra- di irrb.va and cholera infantum in Total $2.90 on account of its great value in the tiens atrlctjf confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents i hildn-li, and is the means of saving Our Price . treament of burns. It allays the pain aunt free. (»Ideal agency for «ecuring patent«. $1.95 Patenta taken through Munn A Co. recette tlie lives of many children each year almost instantly, and unlnss the injury tprcul notice, without cl arge. in the When reiluieil with water ami This offer may not last much longer. is a severe one. heals the parts w ithout sweetened it is pleasant to take. Every man of a family should keep Renewals will count the same as m w leaving a scar. This salve is also un A handaomely !Hn«frated weeklr T arcent cir subscriptions and if your subscription equaled for chapped bauds sore ¡lippies culation of any soient ni-’ t •• > o. Term*. |3 a this >etiitdy in his Imine liny it now A. >c ir : four months, II. S • Lyall yh " t «steal era. P hice , 25 c . L arge sue . 5w. is almost out, renew and get the be and diseases of the skin. Price. 25 cents. nefit of this utfei. MUNN & For sale by City Drug St >; • Branch Office. F ‘T . washluaton. D. C. II II •I II li SP OPENING CARLOTTA SMITH BANKS Bread, Cakes and Pies J.ILTRENBERTH, onfectioner H. A happi party of distinguished guests came in an Auto, one morning this week to the resideneeof Rev. Ennis of Jacksonville, to renew former ac quaintances and enlist his services. The party consisted of Mr. William Brown the prosperous merchant of Eagle Point, Mrs. William Brow >, his wife, Miss Lottie Taylor, his sister inlaw, also his brotherinlaw, and Mr. H. Clark Rippey of Portland. The chief interest of the occasion centered about Miss Taylor and Mr. Rippey who in the pleasantest misxl possible entered upon the marriage covenant. The bride is known as one of the most highly respected young ladies of Eagle Point, whose future welfare will be followed by a host of friends, while the groom is a prosperous young business man of Portland, who is building up for himself a character which commands respect. We shall follow them with interest, and, bespeak for them a happy voyage over life’s matrimonial seas. 0. »JLKINSON A FREE MAN II. O. Wilkenson, of Medford was in- ilictel by the grand jury for selling liquor to minors, and w as arraigned bi - fore the circuit Saturday. The indict ment was faulty inasmuch as it accused H. O. Wilkenson w ith the selling intox icating liquors to minors without ment ion of the bartender. Wilkenson pro.tn that he did not personally sell lipuor to a minor and was discharged. A “John Doe” indictment is in the hands of the officials charging the selling of liquor to minors. Just who this John Doe is a question interesting several of our citizens. The liquor whs sold in Jacksonville, or alleged to have been sold. This session of the circuit court will cost the county about $6.000. and the docket is the longest in the history Ot the county. The Emerick serves meals at ail hours. Everything neat and clean, prices reasonable. 11-tf THE RECEPTION LU Y & KEEGAN, Props Family Trade Solicited Sole Agents Albany Beer Í T. L. De Vore, Jacksonville, Ore AH kinds New and Second Hand Goods bought and sold. Want to buy Junk. Old copper and Rubber bought. : Shoe and Harness Repairing i 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 card on North Oregon street, on theT. J. Williamson place C. A. Norton, Prop Criterion Saloon For Fine Wines, Liquorsand Cigars. DUNNINGTON & DENEFF, PROPRIETORS Jacksonville, Oregon .1 Oregon Builders Are you doing what you can to populate your State? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE—Settlers, honest farmers mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing heart—capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co. Lines in Oregon HAnml.LLtl Scientific American. Co.36’“” New York is sending tons of literature to the East for distribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of builping Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of ' your your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expence of sending them complete information about Oregon and its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER from the Fast to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principle cities are: From Denver - - - $30.00 From Louisville $41.70 Omaha ... 30.00 Cincinnati I-' _'H Kansas City - 30.00 Cleveland 44.75 St. Louis - - 35.50 New Yor, 57.00 Chicago - - - 38.00 TICKETS CAN BE prepaid . If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon. proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket wüTthën be furnished by telegraph. S. ROSENBAUM Local Agent Mediord Ore. WM. MCMURRY. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland Ore.
