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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1908)
OüiiüAkï I i T. L. DeVore, Jacksonville, Ore :■ Shoe and Harness Repairing Mr. Stoughton P. Jones was of lin- j eal Welsh decent. He was born at AH kinds New and Second Hand 1 Tunkhannock in the state of Pennsyl vania May 25, 1831 and died at his Goods bought and sold. Want home in Jacksonville Oregon Oct. 26, to buy Junk. Old copper and 1908, aged 77 years and 5 months. Rubber bought. When but a mere lad he came with his parents to Sycamore, in the state of Illinois, where they .located. When I a young man stirred with the spirit of | a pioneer, which m ived so many to I come out to this coast in that early Harness Goods for Sale. Sole Leather for Sale. ■ day, he found an opportunity to cross the plains in company with others. Opposite U. S. Ilote Ryan Building He first came to California and was at Yreka for a time. J *1 * 1* '■ ‘**V' In 1856 he came to Jacksonville, Ore- I | gon, where for the most part he has since lived. On Oct. 16, 1866 he was married to Miss Eiizabeth Vandercook Twogood and his married life closes with his death on the very morning of the An niversary day of their wedding, a un ited married life of exactly 42 years. To this union three children were born. Belle H. now Mrs. Davies of St. Paul Minn., Emily T. who died when but 5 yeras old, Louise J. living at the Jacksonville home. Mr. Jones has one sister still living at Sycamore Illi- nois, his four brothers having passed on into the unseen world before him. Mr. Jones was a man of intelligence and the possesor of many commend able traits of character. He was a kind husband and father, a good citizen, an unshaken believer in Christianity and a future life beyond the grave. Weeks before he passed I away his excessive sigh and talk was William Broad is spending a few of going home. her home in i’hoenix. His funeral took place on the after- Mrs. R. T. Burnett spent the first of days on Applegate. LOST Gold neclace with a gold cross j noon of Oct. 27. The services were the week in Ashland. as fob. Finder will please return to ! conducted by the Presbyterian minister F. M. Calkins and wife of Ashland of Jacksonville and were largely at this office. were at the county seat Monday. Mr. J. L. Bennett of Hutton Calif., tended. The sepulture was in the Geo. N. Lewis and Wm. Puhi were was in the county seat the latter part beautiful cemetery of Jacksonville in Medford Thursday on business. where the remains of so many pioneers of this week. Mrs. W. W. Irving was over from have found their last resting place. was Mrs. Anna Helman of Ashland Medford Tuesday afternoon. His remains were laid to rest beside in town on official business the first Perry Wood of Pasadena Cal., was the sleeping dust of his litte daughter of the week. in Jacksonville Tuesday on business. i who had preceded him to the spirit ——i 'Ji UBat c w mBii Kiir tw « ar Krnsam awm*. Sam Walsh is working on the streets i world. Mrs. Walter Bostwick of Medford and repairing and cleaning the gut -------- ♦------- was the guest of Mrs. William Puhi Why Colds are Dangerous. ters. Civic Improvement Club one day this week, Because you have contracted ordinary | H. M. Coss is in the county jail ’ The city council will meet next Tues awaiting the decision of the supreme 1 Thursday evening at 8 o’clock a colds and recovered from them without | day at the town hall. court. His case will be heard today, meeting was called to order by Mrs. treatment of any kind, do not for a Bert Harr of Watkins was in Jack- moment imagine that colds are not C. C. Beekman and family who have Alice Ulrich president protem, to or- dangerous. Everyoneknows that pneu s mville transacting business the first been sojourning in San Francisco for ganize a club to be known as The monia and chronic catarrah have their of the week. several weeks returned home Friday Ladies Civic Improvemdnt Club. origin in a common cold. Consumption A. C. Hough an attorney from evening. Mrs. M. Rose presided as secretery is not caused by a cold but the cold Are you doing what you can to populate your State? Grants Pass was in Jacksonville on to take the minutes of the meeting. Mr. F. A. Sibbles, the prosperous prepares the system for the reception professional business Thursday. The following officers were elected: OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE —Settlers, honest farmers mechanics, merchant of Eileen Calif., was in and development of the germs that Mrs. William Dean and child of Mc- Jacksonville on business the latter President Mrs. A. Ulrich, vice presi merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing would not otherwise have found lodg Cloud Cal., arrived the first of the part of the week. dent, Mrs. W. Barnum, treasurer, Mrs- heart—capital or no capital. ment. It is the same with all infect week to visit her father W. C. Kitto. Mary Miller, secretery, Mrs. May Rose. W. I. McIntyre and Roy Ulrich ious diseases. Diphtheria scarlet fever A committee consisting of Mesdames Mrs. (). McKendree and children of spent a few days hunting in the Ap- measles and whooping cough are much Hines, Shaw and Harbaugh, to draft a Lakeview spent the first of the week piegate country this week. more likely to be contracted when the ; is sending tons of literature to the East for distribution constitution and by-laws for the socie at the home of Harry Luy. Miss Myrtle Pease traveling agent ty, were appointed by president Ulrich. child has a cold. You will see from j through every available agency. Will you not help the good work Mr. E. Elksnat formerly county for the Girls and Bays Aid society of this that more real danger lurks in a . of builping Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your The club decided to give a dinner on cold than in any other of the common | survey >r of this place has returned Portland was in our city Tuesday. friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be election day, next Tuesday, to be serv ailments. The easiest and quickest I after an absence of several years. Arthur Lewis and Charley Bailey ed in the basement of the I. 0. O. F. glad to bear the expence of sending them complete information Mrs. I). 11. Jackson and daughter returned Wednesday from a weeks way to cure a cold is to take Chamber about Oregon and its opportunities. hall from 12 noon until 10 p. m. at 25 Miss Minnie were over from Medford hunt in the Applegate country. lain’s Cough Remedy. The many re cents a plate,to which all are cordially COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER Friday afternoon. markable cures effected by this pre Mrs. Frank Dungy of Williams creek invited to partake. AND OCTOBER from the Fast to all points in Oregon. The fares paration have made it a staple article Mrs. H. A. Hawkins who has been spent a few days with her mother Mrs. A resolution was adopted asking all from a few principle cities are: of trade over a large part of the world. visiting relatives at Stockton arrived Anna Broad this week. the ladies of Jacksonville to join the 1 From Denver - - - $30.00 From Louisville $41.70 For sale by City Drug Store. home a few days ago. 4 4 Roscoe Cantrell a well known stock- club, then the meeting adjourned with Omaha - - - 30.00 Cincinnati 42.21» - ' 4 4 4 4 Miss Hazel Moody of Medford was man of Klamath Falls arrived in town a membership of twenty to meet again Kansas City - 30.00 Cleveland 44.75 M. M. Taylor who was sick for a few < 4 4 • in charge of the telephone office this this week. Saturday evening at 7:30 o’clock. St. Louis - - 35.5) New York 55.00 days last week resumed work in the, 4 4 ------- -w-------- week during the absence of Miss Chicago - - - 38.00 store Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Anna Martin of this place is CARD OF THANKS Louise Jones. TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID. employed on the Rogue River Courier, I There are hours which come into the Frank Mengoz of Squaw Lake, was at Grants Pass. If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the lives of some when every impulse of in Jacksonville on business the last proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be Mrs. Lynn Whiteside of San Fran- the heart is buried under its weight of part of the week. furnished by telegraph. cisco is visiting her mother Mrs. Irene sorrow. We would not be so forget The Emerick serves meals at all Eaton. A. S. ROSENBAUM Local Agent Medford Ore. ful as to fail to give expression to the hours. Everything neat and clean, Miss Stella Levy and Mrs. A. H. gratitude which comes from our hearts WM. MCMURRY. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland Ore. prices reasonable. 11-tf Maegley returned from San Francisco as we remember the kindness of those SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. J. W. Bybee who has been in Alaska Sunday where they had been attending who gathered about us during our re Notice of Filing Plat of Survey. for several years returned to his old the funeral of their sister Mrs. Jennie cent bereavement. Department of the Interior. United States Land Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 — home in this city. His father, William Dattlebaum. We wish to thank those who sent Fun For All at the U. S. Theatre Office. Roseburg. Oregon. October 16, 1908. Notice for Publication. Tc-night, Bybee, has been quite sick. Eldridge Green, secretary of the beautiful garlands of flowers and the Notice is hereby given that Sections 23. 24. 25 United States Land Office. Roseburg. Oregon, friends who have endeavored to lesson and 20. Tp. 39 S. R. 7 West. W. M.. have been April 29. 1908. When in Medford stop at the Emerick Compressed Air Machinery Co., of I Mrs. Caughthran’s Excellent string surveyed, and the plat of survey will be filed in Notice is hereby given that in compliance with where the finest of meals are served San Franciso was in Jacksonville this our sorrow by their kind words of this office on November 24. 1908, at 9 o’clock A. the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. orchestra will furnish music. and the most corteous attention given. week en route to the Blue Ledge mine sympathy. M. and on and after such date we will be prepar j 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands M rs . E lizabeth V. J ones , and dau to see F. W. Carnahan. Try us and see. 11-tf ed to receive applications for the entry of lands in the States of California. Oregon. Nevada, and ghter. therein. AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM Washington Territory.” as extended to all Public An elegant assortment of hand BENJ a MI n L. EDDY Register. There is a report that 1 am handling J. M. LAWRENCE. Receiver. Land States by act of August 4. 1892, Mr. Schiller’s bread, there is no truth painted china dishes. Excellent for JOHN N. DUNCAN H. C. Waltner who has for some Owing to the increased cost of in it but I am handling those good birthday, wedding or Christmas pres of Albany, county of Linn State of Oregon, filed months past been employed by the Summons in this office on Dec. 26. 1907 his sworn statement music and a better film service I am square loaves from Allen & Reagans. ents. Call and examine the assort Jackson County, Abstract Company, ment at the Boss. Boss. obliged to change the price of admis In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for No. 9829. for the purchase of the N E *4 of Section will leave soon for Kansas City Mo., No. 8. in Township No. 41 South Range No. 3 the CountY of Jackson. They say all whiskey is good whis where he will visit friends and relativ sion as follows: The Civic Improvement Club of this West. W M. and will offer proof to show that the Plaintiff. i I Adults................................................. 15c Martha S. Stunkard. VB. f land sought ■ more valuable for its timber or city will serve dinner in the 1. O. O. F. key only some is better than others es. Mr. Waltner has made many Matthew Stunkard. Defend- \ stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es hall on election day from 12 o’clock "Some” means “H arper ” the others warm friends in Jacksonville during Children...............................................10c ant. tablish his claim to said land before the Register noon until 10 p. m The ladies will are "alsorans ’’—Call for H arper at his short stay here, all of whom re To Matthew Stunkard. the above named de and Receiver at this office in Roseburg, Oregon, gret his leaving. Mr. Waltner s va charge 25 cents, the proceeds go to the E. H. H elms ’. on Saturday, the 21. day of November. 1908. Good full-weight bread at the Boss. fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are cancy in the Abstract Company will He names as witnesses: E. E. McKinney, of benefit of the town. Mrs. Julia Miltenberger, of Indiana, be filled by Miss Fay Sears. hereby required to appear and answer the com Sublimity. Oregon. H. W. Smith of Turner, Ore Timber Land, Act June X 1878 — plaint of the above plaintiff in the above entitled is visiting with Miss Catherine Chap gon G. W. Kearns, of Grants Pass Oregon. C. J. oysrcRs court, now on file with the Clerk of said Court, Cameron of Gold Hill. Oregon. man and mother this week. Mrs. Mil Notice for Publication. within ten days from the date of service of this The Oyster season is now open and tenberger has been visiting friends in Any and all persons claiming adversely the United States Land Office. Roseburg Oregon. summons upon you. if served in Jackson County. above-described lands are requested to file their Luy A Keegan handles the famous Josephine county. Eastern Oregon, April 29. 1**. Oregon; but if served in any other county in the claims in this office on or before said 21st day of Notice is hereby given that in compliance with State of Oregon, then within twenty days from Eagle brand of oysters. Take a can Hillsboro, Portland and Medford. the provision« of the act of Congress of June 3. the date of the service of this summons upon you November. 1908. of these large Eastern oysters home BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. 1878. entitled “An act for the sale of timber or if personally served on you out of the State of Not one-fifth, perhaps not one-tenth to fry, stew or for cocktails. lands in the States of California. Oregon. Oregon, then within six weeks after the date of part of the deposits in banks are money • Nevada, and Washington Territory.” as extend such service; and if served by publication thereof, CLASSIFIED deposits. They are deposits, not of ed to all the Public l»and States by act of then within six weeks from the date ofthe first il money but of credits checks and other August 4, 1892, publication; and you are hereby notified that if WILLIAM A. REAMER. evidences or indicia of value, but not you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as FORSALE-One $50.00 No. 4 Sharp of Roseburg. county of Douglas. hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to the money. The bank, therefore that less Cream Separator, 4 good milk State of Oregon. filed in this Court for relief demanded in said complaint, name- I »>• guarantees deposits must guarantee cows and a number of young Stock. office <>n Nov. 21. 1907, hia sworn statement No. ly. for a decree dissolving the marriage contract 9812. for the purchase of the Southwest h of existing between Plaintiff Martha S. Stunkard. the credit of depositors. It is prepos Call on or write. Adolf Schultz. A few do«esef this remedy will in Section No 21. in Township No. 39. S. Range and defendant Matthew Stunkard. and for the terous; it is impossible. Ex. Jacksonville Ore. No. 5 W. W. M.. and will offer proof to show variably cure »n ordinary attack of coats and disbursements of this suit to be taxed. MISCELLANEOUS that the land sought is more valuable for its For Chronic Diarrhoea. diarrhea*. Under and by virtue of an order made by the timber or stone than for agricultural purposes It can always be depended n-> -n, Hon. ><. K. Hanna, a judge of said Court, dated DRESS MAKING Mrs. Hostetter is "While in the army in 1861 I was even in the more severe attack* , f and to establish his claim to said land before on the Sth day of Oct.. 1908. this Summons is prepared to do dress making or sew taken with chronic diarrhoea," says cramp colic and cholera morlm* Register and Receiver at Roseburg Oregon on served on the defendant by the publication there ing. Having finished her trade in George M. Felton of South Gibson. Pa. It is equally encceaaful for summer Thursday, the 19th day of November 191«. of for six consecutive weeks in the Jacksonville He name* as witnesses: w. L. Miller, of Ap Poet. a weekly newspaper printed and published one of the largest dress making es "I have since tried many remedies but <liarrh.es and cholera infantnui in children, and is the means of aav : g plegate. Ore. Geo. Turner, of Roseburg. Ore. at Jacksonville. Jackson County Oregon, and the tablishments on the coast. without any permanent relief, until the F. Ruch, of Applegate, Ore. George W. Sparks, defendant by said order is required to appear and lives of many children each year Mr. A. W. Miles, of this place, per When redneed with water and of Applegate. Ore. answer within six weeks from the date of the Mr. and Mrs Nick Kime who reside sweetened it is pleasant to take Any and all persons claiming adversely the first publication hereof. suaded me to try Chamberlain’s Colic. Every man of a family should keep above-described lands are requested to file their Date of first publication Oct. 10. 1908. in East Jacksonville returned home last Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one this remedy iu his home liny it now. claims on or before said 19th day of November. week from a nine weeks visit in the HARVEY. A MILES. bottle of which stopped it at once." 1*RICB. J5C. L arok S izk 5eC. Attorneys for Plaintiff. East. For sale by City Drug Store. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register ? TVetc Cluster Raisins New Seeded Raisins, Cartons New Zante Currants ? ‘ I New Edam Citron Cheese and Lemon Peel New Cranberries Tillamook Cream Cheese I '■ Mince Meat Plum Pudding Largest Assortment of Fancy and Staple Groceries and provisions in Jacksonville -NUNAN-TAYLOR CO.- Oregon Builders Southern Pacific Co. Lines in Oregon DEROBOAM’S KLINETOSCOPE
