LOCAL NEWS
He held up well during the trial but
“Home Herald” is a magazine for
A). Learned is the Boss, he has fruits
CUT FLOWERS
when the judge passed the sentence he ! the home, along religious lines. Treats vegetables, candies, so. t drinks, post
broke down. His mother was in the on the progress of Christainity in for-1 cards, fancy dishes, cigars and tobacco.
A few toys left at the Boss,
An amendment to the liquor clause
Cut Flowers, Funeral Remberances,
court room when sentence was passed eign countries. It also has short and
in the city charter of Medford has
was
in
town
Bruce Buck of Joe Bar
Potted Plants and Bulbs. Phone 606
and she also broke into tears when her con’inued stories. “Home Herald” is
been filed and the same will appear on '.his week.
Medford Greenhouses.
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son was being led out of the court room ' a weekly magazine.
the ballot next Tuesday.
Mrs. Christens Reuter was in Med- to commence his term of two years in
“
Vick's
Magazine
”
is
a
periodical
i
Inasmuch as the P ost is non-partis ford Wednesday on business.
the penitentary.
of progress, containing 36 pages, well
an in everything we feel as though it
Mr. Angle of Ashland was at the
This case may be a lesson to the illustrated.
is our duty to give our views on the county seat on business this week.
young men of the county who are in
These are the three best magazines
53 per thousand
matter.
J. M. Rader of Eagle Point trans clined to associate with the undesir we have on our list of about twenty. ,
Should this amondment carry it
PETER
ENSELE & SONS
I Office one block south of Courthouse
able element. Many like Roach, do
Read the following list and judge (
would be in direct opposition to the acted business in the county seat Tues
Are prepared to furnish high
not realize the magnitude of such of for yourself:
day.
state local option law. The present
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
grade brick. Order from F. I. Fick
The Boss for candies, nuts, fruit fences until they face the bar of jus Woild’s Events, 12 Numbers....... $1.00
charter is only a local option charter
tice.
It
pays
to
lead
a
life
of
honesty.
I
Filings
made on homesteads and timber claims.
inasmuch as the citizens of Medford vegetables, in fact everything that is
Home Herald, 13 numbers................. 50
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Correct plat« Weekly showing all vacant land«.
can regulate or abolish the saloons as nice.
Vicks, 12 numbers............................... 50
DIED
NoUry Public and Conveyancer
they see fit. That is local option pure
Mrs. Herman Messenger of Provolt
Jacksonville P ost , weekly county
Legal papers of all kinds made out. Special
and simple. Now what is proposed is transacted business in Jacksonville BIGGINGS At Ashlan', Dec. 31,
seat paper............................... 1.50
1 attention gift’d td rittfief« I" seftlement
MUtM.
1908, W. E. Riggings of Medford.
a prohibitive charter amendment. Is Tuesday.
Abatraci of Lattd Tflicô
Interment in Medford cemetery.
this fair and just? Does it show the
Call up the Boss on the phono for ■
Most complete set of abstract books in tji^
high clean hand of Christiandom? It vegetables or anything we carry and I BOLLOCK At Medford, January 1, All to one address for
couuty. Abstract made promptly and accurately .'
is a matter of forcing an issue on the it will be delivered.
1909, Mrs. Alma Bullock, wife of W.
Pure Mineral Water
This is the greatest half price offer
Real Estale aud Insurance
people which is not in accordance with
Frank Zell of Middle Fork was tran-1 R. Bullock, aged 39 years, 11 mon ever given the reading public in this
Bottled at the Spring
Fine list of county and town property for sale
true American principles.
ths and 2 days.
J and rent.
Let i he majority rule, but don’t en sacting business in Jacksonville Sat-J DEMER—At her home in Medford, county.
and Delivered
to
Renewals will count the same as new
act a law prohibiting the majority unlay und Sunday.
Money Loaned
Thursday,
January
7,
1909,
Susanna
Your Residence fresh
George Henry returned to his school
subscriptions.
from ruling at anv und all times.
Warranta bouxht and sold. Collections made.
Demer.
- Taxes paid. Renta collected. Prompt reply to all
and Sparkling.
The Medford charter gives the voters at Eagle Point Sunday after spending I The deceased was a native of Aus
| letters. Charges reasonable.
Order
From
the privilege of abolishing the saloon the holidays in Jacksonville.
tria Hungary and was 71 years of age.
I
References
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Byrum of Table
at any time. By amending the chat
CLUBBING
OFFER
CHAS. F. DUNFORD.
-----------♦(•>♦----------
Hon.
H.
K.
Hanna
judge 1st judicial district
Rock
were
the
guests
of
Mr.
pnd
Mrs.
ter this right is taken from the people,
ATTENTION
and any Jacksonville business man.
The P ost has made arrangements to
and instead of being a “people rule” Jernes Cronemiller Sunday.
charter it will be a “class rule” and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bostwick of Pro To those who have postofflee boxes: club with the Toledo Weekly Blade and
this shou'd be abolished in any com volt were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. By order of the P. O. department all the American Farmer.
«B.
kw oc - œb * od ’
WlärilBr'
roam tw»)
lock boxes in the postoffice must be
This will be the last year that the
munity where the people are possessed Andrew Cantrell this week.
kept locked in the future. Persons
of enough intelligence to govern them
Mrs. Walter T. Kentner of Medford disregarding this notice will be depriv Toledo Blade will club with other
selves.
spent Thursday with her parents Mr. ed of their boxes and mail placed in the papers. The following is an extract
from a letter received from the Blade:
The city council Tuesday advanced and Mrs. T. J. Kenney in this city.
general delivery.
“The extraordinary advance in cost of
the saloon license to $800 a year.
J. R. Harvey lesee of the Old Chan
John F. Miller, P. M.
print paper almost decided us not to
This is not unreasonable for a city
This order was issued by the depart make a clubbing offer at all this season,
like Medford, and will assist greatly nel mine at Glacie, was visiting old
ment on account of complaint being khoWing the usual offer would het us
to defray the running expenses of the friends in Jacksonville Saturday.
Miss Grace Henry who is employed made of packages and important let a great loss, we finally concluded to
city. This last paragraph does not
interest the P ost any more than a by Col. Mundey of the Medford Coal ters being lost. In one cate a letter make the old offer for this one season
Express, Freight, General fabiivery. Teaming to
mine spent Thursday in Jacksonville.
cohtainihg $3,000 was taken from an more.”
matter of news.
Don’t walk in the rain and mud but unlocked box. The money was in form Our offer:
Another matter that should interest
all Parts of;t.he Country, Nothing too Heavy Nr
the resident taxpayers is the importing telephone the Boss for what you want of a check and the party went to an Toledo Weekly Blade.................... $1.00
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
of speakers from some other county and it will be delivered to your door. other town and received the money Jacksonville Post........................... $1.50
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE
or state to tell you how to run your
Miss Abbie Henry returned to her and has not been heard of since. Two-
....... $2.10
Total ..
business. The affair in your city may school at Sterling Sunday evening af-1 thirds of the boxes in the postoffice
....... $1.75
Our price...................
be different from that of another city, ter spending the holidays in Jackson here is left unlocked.
and this foreign orator would not be ville.
Jacksonville Post....
.... $1.50
able to treat your local condition just
........... 40
Stomach Trouble Cured.
American Farmer,...
Clyde Shaw, head blacksmith at the
ly. The orator on many occasions is Blue Ledge, made his parents, Mr.
If you have any trouble with your
some noted man, noted generally for and Mrs. Dr. T. T. Shaw a visit Sat- stomach you should take Chamberlain’s
. $1.90
Total
his gift of oratory and seldom for his urday.
..$1.70j
Stomach and Liver Tablets, Mr. J. P. Our price............
gift of manual labor. Think of this.
Klote
of
Edina,
Mo.,
says:
“
1
have
..$1.50
Jacksonville
Post.
The
We do not wish to confuse the read Supt. Chipman of the Warren Con- used a great many different medicines Toledo Blade.......
. .$1.00
er and lead you to believe that we are struction Co., of Medford was trans for stomach trouble, but find Cham American Farmer.
... .40
intruding on territory out of our realm acting business in Jacksonville the berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
—
first
of
week.
but this article could apply to a city
more beneficial than any other remedy
Total...........................$2.90
The
United
Artisians
had
a
social
in California, Washington or Idaho.
I ever used.” For sale by City Drug Our Price........................................ $1.95
For Fine Wines, Liquorsand Cigars.
Should the writer have occasion to evening for its members Tuesday even Store.
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This offer may not last much longer. |
make a comparison or refer to a city ing when the installation of officers
Renewals will count the same as new
in Maine it would not signify that the took place.
subscriptions and if your subscription
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DUNNNGTON & DENEFF, PROP RETORS
article was intended to advise the peo The holiday season is over and the
is almost out, renew and get the be-
C.
C.
Cate
and
Grace
May
Rose.
ple how to run their business in Maine Boss has a few things left oyer which
nefit of this offer.
Jacksonville,
Oregon
Regulate the saloon but do not take must go. A fresh supply of candy has
Fred J. Fick and Laura J. Richard
the power away from the people. If been received.
son.
the majority vote to abolish the saloon
C. I). Abbott, of the Abbott house,
Verne Marshall and Ruth Brown.
next Tuesday let the wish of the peo- left Sunday for Corvallis where he was
PROBATE COURT
prevail, but one year from now the called to the bedside of his sister, who
people may see that they are benefitt- is sick with pneumonia.
Estate Carlos Reed; final account
ed by the presence of this business and
ed and Saturday, February 6, set
Mr. Carlson the diamond drill
desire to open these houses to the pub
day for final settlement.
of the Blue Ledge was in the
lic. Would it be doing the citizen a
NEW CASES
Saturday. He says that things
justice to deprive him of the right to
picLLy lively about the camp.
Margaret J. Hailey vs. Georre W.
say whether or not he could vote on
A coat of varnish will improve the appearance of
Miss Marion B. Towne the efficient Bailey; suit for divorce. E. D. Briggs
this question again? If the charter
those
old chairs, or the interior decorations. - - -
attorney for plaintiff.
deputy
county
clerk
was
in
Phoenix
amendment carries he cannot have this
Wednesday
to
attend
the
wedding
of
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Myrtle
Painter;
right.
Anyone Can Varnish, Do it Yourself
On your railroad
Let there be justice in all things for Mr. Claude Cate and Miss Grace Rose. assault with dangerous weapon. B. F.
fare. The law of
If
you
want to change the appearance of your chairs
the conlmOti car
Flora Thompson, who is teaching Mulkey, attorney for plaintiff.
he who seeketh unjus ice is ungodly.
rier
compels
equal
treat
them
to a coat of varnish stain. It is cheap
Minnie K. Foye Vs. Lizzie M. Willits
The laboring man who toils earnest school at Central Point spent the holi
rates on all tail
ly at his bench may find much enjoy days with her parents in this city re suit to quiet title. F. M. Calkin, at
road lines.
Fred J. Fick, Contractor and Builder.
ment in his daily glass of wine, while turning to Central Point Sunday eve torney for plaintiff.
others are more able financially may- ning.
get the same pleasure at the theatre
Miss Agnes Williams of Ashland and
Fever Sores.
or some winter resort. In this case Miss Maud O’Brien of Applegate are
Fever
sores
and old chronic sores
the laborer must be deprived of his assisting the Jackson County Abstract
pleasure and privilege to satisfy the Co., in copying records at the court should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthy condition.
desire of those who choose to force house,
This can be done by applying Cham-
their belief upon him.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman and berlain’8 Salve. This salve has no
In Tim*. Traveling
As a champion of justice we say u ¿ *
Misses Marion B. Towne and Joseph superior for this purpose. It is also
Expenses slid Fa'
Bought and Sold
Let the charter remain as it is
ine Donegan attended the Wedding of most excellent for chapped hands, sore
figue by insisting on
the shortest route,
C. C. Cate anil Grace May Rose‘Wed nipp'les, burns and diseases of the skin.
A BOOK
OF
fastest trains and
Harness, and Harness Supplies, DeVilbiss Pliers, Carborundum
nesday eUeliing.
Fur Sale by City Drug Store.
best service. Simply
Grinders for Grinding Plows and all Edged Tools. It will save its
INFORMATION
Miss Myrtle Quigley of Quigley sta
see that your ticket
price in one season grinding plow sheares.
reads via . . .
tion Cal., visited Miss Jennie Kitto a
AT
A
BARGAIN
Lustrelac and Enamel and Carriage Paint
The Bureau of Labor :.nd Statistics few days this week. She has since
has issued a neat book giving a write gone to Medford to become a student
Paint Brushes.
up of all towns of importance in the nt St Mary's Academy.
Several 10 acre tracts of the best
state together with the average wag-
Miss Lulu Garrison of Portland who Bear Creek bottom land at prices from
es paid to skilled and unskilled em- has been visiting Miss Mary Peter in $50 to $185 per acre. Jacksonville
ploy era.
this city, accompained her sister Mrs. Real Estate Co., Adolf Schulz, Mgr.
Jacksonville received a very com- Wm. Campbell to Joe Bar Cal., Wed
Opposite U. S. Hotel
Ryan Building
plimentory mention, although the fi nesday to spend the winter.
gures were slightly wrong. The book
OYSTERS
OREGON SHORT LINE
Assessor W. T. Grieve entered up
states that the three churches, court on the duties of the office lust Mon The Oyster season is now open and
AND
house, Olid Fellows and Ma ionic halls day, and the way he started the work Luy & Keegan handles the famous
aggreg ite a value of $60.1)00. The was conclusive evidence that he was Eagle brand of oysters. Take a can
UNION PACIFIC
court house is built on a solid stone no novice in the office. Mr. Grieve is of these large Eastern oysters home
foundation and six or eight feet in the a pleasont man and will no douK serve to fry, stew or for cocktails.
ground. This building alone would al the people well. He is all business
most reach thin sum. The Masonic and has the office well organized.
Every facility for
hall is a two story brick covering one
CLASSIFIED
the safety, com
Mr.
Warren
of
Portland
special
.
fort and accommo
lot and cost about $15,000. The O<ld
switch-board man for the Pacific Stat WANTED—A girl to work in restau
dation of the pas
Fellow’s hall is a two sti.ry brick.
rant.
Apply
at
Mrs.
Grant.
senger is provided
es Telegraph and telephone Co., was
No change of cars
Frisi Dorn, of Watkins was in .Jack in the city investigating the local utti- DRESSM A KI NG — For first-class dress-
is necessary to
making call on Mrs. S. A. Swanson,
ce with a view of installing a new
sonville Saturday.
Denver, Omaha,
Luke Ryan’s house east part of city.
sw.t bboard and improving the ser
Kansas City, Chi
cago. Direct con
vices, lie was accompained by ait»
nections
are made
manager J. J. Book ter of Medford.
for all other points
East and South,
MEDFORD CHARTER
BRICK!
BRICK!
SILAS J. DAY
Cölestin
»
Charles F. Dunfoi d
M
DR AY AGE
¡I
Criterion Saloon
YOU CAN
Varnish!
Varnish!
Varnish!
All Kinds Second Hand Goods
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
J
T. L. DeVore, Jacksonville, Ore
O. R. & N
For Particulars
Address
LISTEN
WILL SERVE
I
TWO YEARS
C. E. Roach, who was convicted of
j forgery was sentenced to two years in
! the penitentary Wednesday. He was
- taken to Salem Wednesday.
Roach is a young man and has pro
bably been in bad company or he w >uld
not have committed the crime. He
forged his mother's name to a chick
in Ashland and left for California. He
was brought back to (his county and
convicted.
We are now offering one of the best
clubbing propositions ever offered the
citizens of Jackson county. The club
bing offer consists of three of Ameri
ca's leading mngazines (all to one ad
dress) and the Jacksonville P ost one
year for $1.75.
“Our Day” recently consolidated
with “World Events" is a magazine of
national events (historical,) and treats
on all prominent questions all over the
work). An excellent magazine pro
fusely illustrated.
Inquire for particular«
A. S. Rosenbaum, Agent
Medford, Oregon
Remington
Typewriter
Company
Portland
Oregon
Wm. McMurray,
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND. ORE.
Prompt Delivery