Jacksonville post., January 30, 1909, Image 2

CUT FLOWERS
Stomach Trouble Cured.
Al. Learned is the Boss, he has fruits
tw’o purposes, one to insure cleanli­ 1910, and this will be the largest meet­
!
vegetables,
candies,
soft
drinks,
post
ing
in
their
history
because
it
is
now
If
you
have
any
trouble
with
your
ness and the other to insure an even
temperature while the bread is ra's'ng the Retail Merchants’ Association, stomach you should take Chamberlain’s cards, fancy dishes, cigais and tobacco.
Cut Flowers, Funeral Remberances,
preparatory to being placed in the and this means one of the most im- Stomach and Liver Tablets, Mr. J.. 1’.
Potted Plants and Bulbs. Phone 606
p<>-tant gatherings of the year. The Klote of Edina, Mo., says: “1 have
Medford Greenhouses.
25
At Ashland, Wednesday night, tie large oven.
The oven is a large affair, about' Manufacturers, Association, the Port­ us da great many different medicines
Spokane basketball team went down t.
land
Commercial
Club
and
individual
for stomach trouble, but find Cham­
defeat by a score of 53 to 21. Ashland eight by twelve feet with thick walls.
manufacturers participated in the en­ berlain’s Stomaih and Liver Tablets
has a strong team and will, no doubt, The fire is placed in the oven proper
tertainment of delegates this past more beneficial than any other remedy
make a record before the season clos­ and when the massive walls have been
I ever used.” For sale by City Drug
week.
thoroughly
heated
the
fire
is
pulled
$3 per thousand
es.
Rev.
J.
Whitcomb
Brougher,
pastor
Store.
out and the oven thoroughly cleaned.
PETER ENSELE & SONS
Office one block south of Courthouse
The loaves of bread af er being care­ of the “White Temple” at Portland
Are prepared to furnish high­
is
absent
on
an
extended
Eastern
trip
fully
weighed
are
placc-d
in
the
oven
OYSTERS
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE?
JACKSONMILLE, OREGON
grade brick. Order from F. 1. F.ck
through a small opening and baked in including Boston, New York, Philadel­
The
Oyster
season
is
now
open
and
Filin«
’-* made on homesteads and timber claims.
phia, Cleveland, Chicago, and other
Correct plats weekly showing all vacant lands.
Without a charter Jacksonville has the usual m nner. The oven will re­ cities, in behalf of the Northern Bap­ Luy & Keegan handles the famous
tain enough heat to bake for about 24
Notary Public and Conveyancer
been on the map for several years.
tist Convention, which is to convene Eagle brand of oysters. Take a can
home
1^‘sral papers of all kinds made out. Special
of
these
large
Eastern
oysters
No one seems to take enough interes hours.
There are many different recipes for in Portland on June 25th and will bring to fry, stew or for cocktails.
attention given to papers in settlement of estates.
in the welfare of the town to advocate
cake making but the process is about from 2,000 to 5,000 prominent Baptist
Abstract of I^iird Titles
an incorporation. Of course it is the
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the same. Some cakes are baked in a laymen and preachers. Dr. Brougher
business of the Board of Trustees but
Most complete set of abstract books in the
and
includes
n
description
of
Oregon
CLASSIFIED
couuty. Abstract made promptly anil accurately.
they have been in power for a year and cooler oven than others. Cookies are the Pacific Northwest in all his ad-
made of honey dough, that is the (lour
Pure Mineral Water
nothing has been done.
WANTED
—A girl to work in restau-
i
Real Estate aud Insurance
dresses.
is made with pure honey instead of
rant. Apply at Mrs. Grant.
The town is not as far advanced to­
Bottled at the Spring
The Legislative Committee of the
Fine list of county and town property for sale
milk or water and this dough is so
day as it was 40 years ago. This may
and rent.
hard that one can hardly break it. Oregon Good Roads Conference held DRESSMAKING —For first-class dress­
and Delivered
to
seem strange, but listen: On Novem­
making call on Mrs. S. A. Swanson,
Money Loaned
When it is time to work this dough it their closing meeting last Saturday in
ber 28, 1860, this town was incorporat­
Your Residence fresh
Luke Ryan’s house east part of city.
Warrants bought and sold. Collections made.
is cut with a knife in small pieces so Portland, and decided upon the bill
ed under the laws of the state of Ore­
Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply to all
they are to present to the Legisla­
and Sparkling.
that it can be handled easily.
gon, the town grew until it reached
letters. Chartres reasonable.
The fancy decorations on cakes are ture.
Order From
about 4000 inhabitants. The records
CLUBBING OFFER
References
The Peck-Judah Company, one of
made and put on by hand. The cake
CHAS. F. DUNFORD.
will show that Jacksonville had a live
Hon. H. K. Hanna judse 1st judicial district
is covered with frosting and when this the foremost tourist bureaus in the
and progressive Board of Trustees at
and any Jacksonville business man.
The P ost has made arrangements to
is set the baker or decorator fills a United States, with the Pacific Coast
that time. Brick buildings were con­
as
their
exclusive
field,
have
opened
club
with
the
Toledo
Weekly
Blade
and
large pliable rubber cone with icing.
structed, stone sidewalks were install­
The lower end of the cone is fitted headquarters in Portland. This comr the American Farmer.
ed (this was far in advance of any city
This will be the last year that the
with tubes of various shapes and sizes pany handles many millions of pieces
in the state at that time.) They put
and with this the artist proceeds to of advertising matter during the year, Toledo Blade will club with other
in a small system of water works for
decorate. This is an art which few and they have in charge competent papers. The following is an extract
fire protection, put in several cisterns
bakers have accomplished, and I must people thoroughly familiar with the from a letter received from the Blade:
at street crossings which was all that
say that Jacksonville has an artist of attractions and resources of Oregon. “The extraordinary advance in cost of
could be expected at that time and
There’s a difference of opinion print paper almost decided us not to
high standing in the decorative world.
was evidence of progressiveness.
The cleanliness of the shop is very among trans-continental railroad i as make a clubbing offer at all this season,
Today we have but one clause in the
important. The floor is washed thoro­ to the rates to be made to Oregon dur­ knowing the usual offer would net us
charter that will stand the test of the
ing 1909, but there is assurance that a great loss, we finally concluded to
ughly weekly with a scrub brush.
supremo court and that is the cattle
Everything used in the Jacksonville the regular rate is to be cut so as to make the old offer for this one season
law. Would it be a disgrace to the
bakery is bought from Jacksonville make travel very heavy, and every in­ more.”
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
present board to pass a charter? No;
merchants. The honey is bought from dication that the one-way colonist tick­ Our offer:
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy cr
It would be an honor, in years to come
$1.00
farmers which insures a pure p.oduct et will cost less than at any time dur­ Toledo Weekly Blade
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
for your children and grand children
$1.50
Jacksonville Post....
ing the past two years.
to see your name signed to a charter.
Washington County has just issued
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
The town has a charter drawn up MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
$2.50
Total
I a splendid booklet emphasizing par­
and all that would be necessary to do
$1.75
ticularly their wonderful dairy advan­ Our price..............
would be to publish it and submit it to
$1.50
tages.
Jacksonville Post.
a vote of the people at the next elec­
Last week the Medford Com­
No news that has been received by American Farmer.
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tion. A few slight changes would be mercial Club gave a banquet which
the people of Oregon during the last
needed to correspond with a few decis­ was the scene of much fun and amuse­
twenty-four months is so important as
$1.90
Total
ions of the supreme court. Will this ment. Frederick Haslund made the
the announcement that the trans-con­ Our price............
.$1.70
be done?
the hit of the evening when he sang tinental railroads will make a rate, be­
$1.50
Jacksonville Post.
Some people have said that Jackson­ “The Same Old Train.’’ There is a
ginning March 1st and continuing un­ Toledo Blade.......
$1.00
ville is losing ground. If this be true great amouut of truth in the lines and
til April 30th, from Kansas City, Oma­ American Farmer.
. .40
the fault lies in the Town Board of voices the sentiment of the people in
ha, St. Paul, and Minneapolis, Winni­
Trustees because they have the power general. It follows:
peg and other similarly situated towns,
Total........................... $2.90
to draft a charter and submit the
SAME OLD TRAIN
to al) main line railroad points in Ore­ Our Price........................................ $1.95
same to the legal voters and then en­
In dark ages since many years have gon, for $25.00.
For Fine Wines, Liquorsand Cigars.
This offer may not last much longer.
act laws that will benefit the city.
The people of no State in the Union Renewals will count the same as new
past,
An ordinance will be presented at
have profited more by these one-way subscriptions and if your subscription
the next meeting of the board to con­ Six miles an hour was considered pretty
DUNNNGTON & DENEFF, PROP FETORS
tickets than have those of Oregon dur­ is almost out, renew and get the be­
fast;
struct sidewalks from the Odd Fellows
ing the last four years. The rate from nefit of this offer.
But
now
in
nineteen
hundred
and
nine
hall to the R R. V. depot, and from
Oregon
Jacksonville,
Chicago is $33, from St. Louis $30.50,
the corner of Dunnington & Deneff’s That’s some speed on Barnum’s line!
with a proportionate low fare from all
building to the street leading to the Same old wheezing engine and car
points in the United States. This
court house. This will fill a long felt Starts for J’ville with an awful jar;
should add many thousands of actual
Foxy
Barnum
rents
his
whole
depot
want and the board should be praised
settlers to the population of Oregon.
for taking the initiative in this mat­ And makes us wait out in the snow.
These are one-way tickets, and if tra­
Chorus:
ter.
vellers desire to return to their former
The P ost will never overlook an op­ It’s just that same old train that’s run­
homes in the older eastern states they
ning
portunity to give credit where it be­
would have to pay full fare.
longs. The county will no doubt con­ In just that same old jerky way;
Every commercial club amt advertis­
struct a cement walk in front of the No wonder we are always kicking
ing bureau in the state, as well as ev­
A coat of varnish will improve the appearance of
court house as this will benefit every At the price we have to pay;
ery real estate firm, should begin im­
taxpayer in the county who has an Oh, won’t you tel) me when we’ll get
those
old chairs, or the interior decorations. - - -
mediately to advertise these rates.
there?
opportunity to visit the court house in
Every citizen of Oregon should write
Anyone Can Varnish, Do it Yourself
On your railroad
the wet season.
Oh, won’t you use a little more wood? personal letters to old friends
fare. The law of
If
you
want to change the appearance of your chairs
Same little jolly, it gives one a pain;
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the common car­
quaintances reminding them
Same little jerky, same old train.
rier
compels
equal
treat
them
to a coat of varnish stain. It is cheap
rate is good to their town,
INTERIOR OF
rates on all rail­
Teddy says railroads must be controll­ ticket Must be bought to the point of
road lines. - - -
Fred J. Fick, Contractor and Builder.
ed;
destination it’s just as cheap to the
A BAKERY Honest
voter does as he is told;
most distant Oregon point as to one
Legislature yields to people’s will,
just over the border of the state.
Many people have never had an op­ Railroad c’mmission just fills the bill.
On the 12th the Roseburg Commer­
portunity to visit the work room of a Then the c’mmission comes to Jack­ cial Club celebrated the opening of its
bakery, and, therefore know very lit
sonville,
beautiful new Club, built expressly
tie about this institution. We are not Calls in Baraum; also John and Will.
for them. Guests from different parts
qualified to tell just how bread and Asks them questions, tells them what of the state were present, an an elabo­
cakes are made but can give to the
to do;
In Time, Traveling
rate banquet was served by the Ladies'
reader an outline of the work. Mr. Goes away, thinks its labors through. Auxiliary of the Club.
Expenses and Fa­
Bought and Sold
tigue by insisting on
Larsen, of the Jacksonville bakery,
Chorus:
The welcome that extending over the
the shortest route,
obliged the reporter l y showing him
fastest trains and
It’s just that same old train that’s run­ Pacific Northwest did not interfere
Harness, and Harness Supplies, DeVilbiss Pliers, Carborundum
through the work room, and following
best service. Simply
with the Walla Walla-California ex­
ning
Grinders
for Grinding Plows and all Edged Tools. It wili save its
the able baker through the various
see that your ticket
cursionists, who reached Portland last
In just the same old jerky way;
price in one season grinding plow shcarcs.
reads via . .
.
phases of bread making we found,
Saturday as expected. A car ride ov­
I No wonder we are always kicking
first that the yeast was a very impor­
Lustrelac and Enamel and Carriage Paint
er the city, dinner and evening recep­
j At the price we have to pay;
tant feature. The yeast must be kept
tion at the Portland Commercial Club,
They didn't mind the old c’mission,
Paint Brushes.
in a warm place at all times, if it be­
! They go right on the same old way. were features of their entertainment.
comes chilled the bread will bo c >arse
Two events of interest last week
Same little station; folks raising Cain;
■nd hard. After passing the yiest
Same busted schedule; same old train. were the meeting of the Oregon State I’
stage We came to the sponge (dough)
Assessors' Ass’n from the 12th to the
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this was in a large wood box divided
Opposite U. S. Hotel
Ryan Building
14th, and the Fourteenth Annual Con­
into two sections holding nbout 41-0 5,010,000 COLUMNS
vention of the Oregon State Poultry
pounds. In this box the sponge is left
OREGON SHORT LINE
Associa'ion, both in Portland.
to "raise.” Here is where the secret
ADVERTISE OREGON Closing the most successful year of
AND
of bread making rests. An experienc­
its organization, the Portland Chamber
ed baker will knead his bread only
UNION PACIFIC
of Commerce gave ita annual dinner on
(Special Correspondence)
when the temperature of the room
Jan. 13th, with almost three hundred
permits. The athiospl ere has some­
Six tons of advertising matter, and guests gathered around the tables.
thing to do with good bread. ’1 he the higest possible grade of advertis­
Vancouver, Washington, has employ­
bread is then worked into loaves and ing matter at that, was forwarded to ed P. C. Lavev. one of America’s most
Every facility for
placed in a closet. This closet is f> r the East by the Portland Commercial effective advertisers, a splendid orator
the safety, com­
Club last week. This remarkable ad­ and organizer, as Secretary of its
fort and accommo­
dation of the pas­
dition to the enormous advertising Commercial Club. They are determin­
senger is provided
Ore on is already receiving, tells of ed to raise $10,0)0 for an advertising
No change of cars
al the resources of tho State in pic­ fund, and at a recent meeting $4,000
is necessary to
Denver, Omaha,
ture and text, and comprises 5,040,000 was subscribed in an hour.
J
Kansas City, Chi­
full newspaper columns, certainly a
cago. Direct con­
great accomplishment, and one which
nections are made
five years ago would have been con­
for all other points
Fever Sores.
sidered impossible.
East and South,
Fever sores and old chronic sores
We are rich and happy in this world
should not be healed entirely, but
only by comparison an I contrast.
For years Oregon has had ideal weath­ should be kept in healthy condition.
This can be done by applying Cham­
er. For instance, during 1908, 25 de­
Inquire for particular«
berlain's Salve. This salve has no
grees above zero was the coldest
superior for this purpose. It is also
A. S. Rosenbaum. Agent
weather experienced nt Portland and
most excellent for chapped hands, sore
our little shiver of a few days, dis­
Medford, Oregon
nipples, burns and diseases of the skin.
agreeable as we may consider it, is
For Sale by City Drug Store.
from 20 to 50 degrees warmer than it
Wm. McMurray,
h is been nt the same time in the sec­
tions that most of us came from.
(General Passenger Agent
The holiday season is over and the
The retail Grocers and Merchants
On your way to or from home, drop
PORTLAND, ORE.
in at E. H. H elms ’ and call for I. W. Association of Oregon had a splendid Boss has a few thinrs left over which
Prompt Delivery
H arter whiskey. Famous for its ex­ convention at Portland last week, and must go. A fresh supply of candy has
they
adjourned
to
meet
in
Eugene
in
|
been
received.
quisite flavor. ____________________
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