LOCAL NEWS
A. T. Lungren was in from the Blue
T. K. Bolton was down from Ash
Ledge mine this week.
land Saturday.
F. A. Grisez county surveyor was 1
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cantrell visit
down from Ashland Wednesday.
ed in Ashland the first of the week.
Warren Cameron of Applegate was i
Miss Daisy Wetterer of Portland is
in Jacksonville the first of the week.
visiting relatives in Jacksonville this
Mrs. E. A. Stunk ard of Ashland was week.
in Jacksonville Monday on court busi
Mrs. Herman King of Medford visit
ness.
ed Mrs. Frank Humphrey in this city
Miss Frances Congdon of Portland this week.
is spenping a few days in Jacksonville
H. D. Norton an attorney of Grants
this week.
Pass made Jacksonville a professional
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Radcliffe of visit Tuesday.
Ashland attended circuit court in jack-
County School Superintendant J. P.
sonville Monday.
Wells visited the school at Phoenix
John Harvey of the Jackson County Tuesday of this week.
Abstract Company of Ashland was in
W. W. Moses who is largely inter
the county seat Monday.
ested in mining in the Blue Ledge
Horace Nicholson and Mr. Bigham country was in town a few days ago.
of the Medford Hardware company
County Commissioner Joshua Patter
I
were in our city Wednesday.
son of Talent ond L. A. Rose of Phoe
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lytle who have nix were in the county Wednesday on
been spending a few days in the coun business.
ty seat returned to Medford Tuesday.
L. W. Fansher of Medford myster
Mr. Hugh Elliot and family have iously dissapeared from his home on
moved to Medford where Mr. Elliot North A. street Monday and sincy
has purchased interest Ip a blackpmljh about noon of that day no trace can
be found of him.
shop.
The Jacksonville Musical V
Culb
had a
miss
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Miss Liuiu
Lulu uarri
Garri on oi
of roruana
Portland wno
who
I has been visiting Miss Mary Peter in soc*al meeting for its members Thurs-
this city left on Tuesday morning’s day evening. . After an excellent musi
stage for Joe Bar to visit her sister cal program prepared by the committe
on entertainment and rendered by
Mrs. Wm. Campbell.
members of the club they entertained
themselves by playing whist, singing
GUS
NEWBURY
and dancing, until a late hour. Re
freshments were served and all report
Attorney-at-Law
a very enjoyable time.
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
A prominent horticultural writer
Office on California street one
says of Jacksonville: “There is fruit
block south of the court house
land enough around Jacksonville if in
orchards and vineyards to make that
town one of the most prosperous in
A. E, REAMES
Rogue River Valley. It would be pos
Lawyer
sible to ship 1000 cars of fruit a year
Practise in all State and Federal Courts from Jacksonville and then have plenty
Kahler Block
JACKSONVILLE of fruit and vegetables to supply a
cannery in the town. Boost it all you
can and we will make Jacksonville as |
H. K. HANNA jr.
fi ious for a big fruit district as it ■
Lawyer
has been for a gold mining district.
Office: One block south of depot.
Mrs. Weldon Hartley had a very
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON narrow escape Monday afternoon while
on her way to Medford. At the bridge
across Anderson creek the horses be
DR. T. T. SHAW
came frightened at one of the men
Dentist.
throwing dirt out of the cut and ran to
Office in Ryan Building, California St., the next bridge. There they collided
with the corner of the bridge, throw
Upftairs
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON ing Mrs. Hartley out. At first it was
feared that the lady was quite serious
ly hurt. Dr. Shaw was summoned,
but found her injuries not of a serious
THE BLUE JAY POSTAL SHOP nature. She was taken to the home
of C. Carjy. where she was made com
Head Quarters for Scenic and
fortable until she was able to be taken
Novelty Postals.
Wholesale
to her home in North Talent.
and Retail business. Send us
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HE new China Store has on exhibition a beautiful show
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and Dinnerware. Nice line of dolls. '. '. ’. *.
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Medford, Ore.
Announcement
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Rough and Dressed
Lumber of All Kinds
ESTIMATE FURNISHED
C. A. Norton, Prop.
E. J. BONNER
EYE SPECIALIST
Dr. of Opthalmology. recently from Chicago.
Glares correctly fitted so they uever have to
be changed for the distance. Perfect fit
guaranteed to cur« Chronic Headache and
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Criterion Saloon
Medford,
CITY DRUG STORE
J. W. ROBINSON, Propietor
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RESOURCES.
ome«. «3 r Hl.. Wuhloiiton, D. C.
Loans and discounts............. .$35,156.69
Office one block south of Courthouse
Overdrafts, secured and un
MARRIED
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secured .. . . . ....................... 1,081.80
Bonds, securities, etc............. 4,238.39 W1LSON-NEALON Thanksgivingday Filing» made on homesteads and timber claim*.
Banking house, furniture,
ty Rev. T. M. Jones, at the home of Correct plats weekly showing alt vacant hinds.
NoUry Public and Ceirmeew
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the bride’s parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Inégal papers of all kinds made out. Special
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Cash and light exchange........ 8,412.44
attention givon to papers in aattiemeat of estates.
Sams Valley and Margaret A. Neal
30.12
Premium on Warrants...........
Abstract of Land Title«
on
of
Table
Rock.
32.75
Checks and other cash items
Most complete set of abstract honks in the
Expense..................................... 4,235.25 MORGAN-SEHLIN At the home of couuty. Abstract made promptly and accurately.
the brides sister Mrs. C. R. Dennis
67.06
Real Es fair and Insurance
Goli Dust
in Ashland December 1, 1908, Mike Fine list of county and town property for »al«
Total.................................. 60,327.97
Morgan and Emaline Sehlin Rev. W. and rent.
LIABILITIES.
Money Loaned
L. Mellinger officiating,
Capital stock paid in................ $23,000.00
Warrants bought and »old. Col Ire t Ions made.
TYLER-BILDERBACK
At
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Undivided profits...;............. 2,682.19
Taxes paid. Renta collected. Prompt reply to alt
bott Hotel in Jacksonville Thursday, letters. Charges reasonable.
Individual deposits subject to
December, 3, 1908, by Justice Dox,
References
check............................. .... 34,645,
Frank Tyler and Mamie Bilderback Hon. H. K. Hanna judge 1st judicial district
and any Jacksonville business man.
Total........................ .
both of Ashland.
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Experience is the only teacher in
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handling and buying fruit and vegetab
County of Jackson,
I, Ray F. Sexton, Assistant Cashier of les, I have had it Boss.
America’s Greatest Weekly theabove-named bank, do solemnly swear Grandfather knows good whiskey and
that the above statement is true to the since he was a boy harper has been
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his choice. Its good enough for me,
best of my knowledge and belief.
Ray F. SEXTON, Assistant Cashier, and for you too, in short it is the best
Buy harper from E. H. H elms .
CORRECT- Attest: G eorue L. D avis
J ay C. S exton
Professor Jacques who gave an ex
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Knews- Subscribed and sworn to before me Thursday night was greeted with a
this 3, day of December, 1908.
i good crowd. His performance was
paper in the United
Silas J. Day, Notary Public. all thai could be expected with the
States
subjects he had to work with. Mr.
Griffeths known as "Jacques” on the
Circulation 200,000
. stage will give another exhibition in
I the U. S. hall next Thursday evening
Popular in Every State.
and promises a better performance
tean the one last Thursday.
In many respects the Toledo Blade is th«
For Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
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Oregon
Presents
We have a good Assortment of holidays gifts direct from
the east including Leather Goods, Toilet Sets, Books. Brass.
Candle Sticks, Burnt Wood Work, Smoker’s Outfits, etc.
MUNN & CoYork
I am now prepared with a new Fairbanks Morse
Gasoline six-horse power Wood Sawing Outfit to saw
wood in any quantity.
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Prices are as follows:
Jacksonville,
I Holiday
bCOUGH
TMi remedy caa shrsys be 4e^»4e4
«Ml
Il pleasant ts take. It caatalu m a,lam ar
ether harmhil 4ru| «ai may be five* u caafl-
4eath ta a baby as to st adelt
hlee 2S ceau, targe lilt M uau.
Rheumatic
Pains
“My mother is a great suf
ferer front rheumatism, and Dr.
Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills is the only
remedy that relieves her.”
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Royccfield, N. J.
The pains of rheumatism are
almost invariably relieved with
The B sharp club gave a musical in Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. They
the Native Daughter's hall Monday also overcome that nervous irri
night whicn was highly apoken of by tation which prevents sleep be
all who attended. Misses Gretchen
cause they soothe the nerves. To
Puhi, Grace Wilson and Gertrude Ginet
gave vocal solos, and a number of in chronic suffers they are invalu
strumental pieces were rendered. This able. When taken as directed,
club is composed of children under 12 ’ they relieve the distress and
years of age and is progressing very save the weakening intluence of
nicely under the direction of Mrs. Lou-
pain, which so frequently pros
| ise Caughthran.
trates. Many sufferers use them
At the meeting of the Uniter! Artis-
whenever
occasion requires with
, ans Tuesday evening December 1, the
I following officers were elected for the the greatest satisfaction, why
ensuing six months:
Mrs. Nettie not you? They do not derange
Thompson, Master Artisan; Mrs. Bird- the stomach nor create a habit.
i ie Haney, Snperintendant; Mrs. Lottie Why not try them? Get a pack
Finney, Inspector; Mrs. Amy Dow,
'Secretary; Mrs. Pauline Hines, Trea age from your druggist. Take it
surer; Mrs. Sarah Wilcox. Conductor; according to directions, and if
| Miss Esther Berry, Master of Cere- it does not benefit he will return
I monies, Mrs. Isa Luy and Mr. B. E. your money.
Haney, Field Commanders.
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