Jacksonville post., January 30, 1909, Image 5

LOCAL NEWS
Geo. F. Neuber was in Medford Mon­
day.
Rev. G. A. Gray was a Medford vis­
itor Monday.
Sam Sandrys and family of Medford
spent Sundav in Jacksonville.
Ray Sexton and G. L. Davis went
out to their mine Sunday.
W. R. Tucker was a business visitor
in Ashland Monday.
Miss Anna Wendt was shopping in
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
M. M. Taylor transacted business in
Medford Tuesday.
T. J. Kenney and Chris Keegan
spent Tuesday afternoon in Medford.
Don’t overlook the magazine offer
in this issue, it may not last much long­
er.
James Buckley of Ruch drove a
bunch of cattle through town Tues­
day.
Harry Helms of Medford was visit­
ing with his relatives in this city Sun­
day.
The Boss for candies, nuts, fruit
vegetables, in fact everything that is
nice.
Miss Edith Hammond went to Med­
ford Monday where she has employ­
ment.
Oscar Lewis went to the Blue Ledge
Saturday where he has secured em­
ployment.
Drs. Castine and Bell eye specialists
of Ashland are spending the week in
Jacksonville.
There will be a dance in the U. S.
Hall every Friday evening, Tickets
are 50 cents.
Mrs. T. J. Kenney visited her dau­
ghter Mrs. Walter Kentner in Medford
Saturday.
Wilson Dotts and Robt. Stearns left
Tuesday for Grants Pass to seek em­
ployment.
Clyde Smith who has been down on
the Klamath river all winter returned
to this city Monday.
Call up the Boss on the phone for
vegetables or anything we carry and
it will be delivered.
Chris Ulrich has returned from
Dunsmuir where he has been visiting
his sister Mrs. L. L. Savage.
• Dr. T. W. Hester left for Chicago
Ill., Monday evening to visit his moth­
er who is in quite poor health.
The Emerick serves meals at all
hours. Everything neat and clean,
prices reasonable.
11-tf
the Ahl tt house in th .1 city.
Henry Rowe an old historical chara­
cter was found dead in his cabin at
Applegate Monday afte rnoon. He left
no relatives as known. The county
took charge of his rem tins.
Blake Adams the popular cashier and
bookeeper at the Blue Ledge mme,
and bride nee Mrs. Julia Olds arrived
from McMinnville Thursday and im­
mediately left for their home at the
mine.
Floyd Edgington who has for some
time past been employ id by the Jack­
sen County Abstract company in this
ity left one day recently for Ellens­
burg where he has accepted a position
with an abstract compijiy.
Klum & Morgan the si»n artists of
Medford have a novel sign in front of
I heir place of business. It is a cannibal
cut out of wood carrying a spear and
shield. On one side' of the shield they
have a sign painted advertising their
business.
The regular Spring examination of
the Civil Service Commission, to fill
vacancies in the clerk and steno
grapher forces in the Government de­
partments at Washington, will be
held at the following places on the
dates specified: Grants Pass, April
13th.
George S. Halley, traveling repre­
sentative of the Marx manufacturing
company, of Boston Mass., was in the
city last week in the interest of his
company. Mr. Halley is advertising
and demonstrating a new creation in a
musical instrument called the piano­
phone. This is a sweet toned instru­
ment combining both in tone the piano
and mandolin. With the charts fur­
nished with the instrument one can
with a few minutes practise, play al­
most any piece of music.
MARRIED
NICHOLS-RIDGEWAY At the home
of the bride’s parents in Boulder,
Coin., Jan. 21, 1909, Dr. W. L.
Nichols, of Ashland, Ore., and Miss
Mary Ridgeway, of Boulder.
BORN
COSS At Medford, Oregon, Monday-
January 25, 1909, to Mr and Mrs.
H. M. Coss, a son.
KISER—At Jacksonville, Friday, Jan­
uary 22, 1909, a boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank C. Kiser.
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Backyard Cleaning First Step In
Improvement Work.
1
WHY ATTRACTIVENESS PAYS.
More Beautiful Rural Communities
Will Stem the Cityward Tide, In­
crease Value of Property and Fill
Up Vacant Houses.
Need cf Ht-i tvieni?us
Rccenil..' we ■: lid some 1ihlniL-S n bl Mit
s men «>f
the sqmibl !<■. b< tween !'tic
certain towes, , f the di ■ .:<1 and the
luck ot haruionj that preiVl‘ : dotrl-
mental to nil lut rests of 1 ho p Ince and
lscs nnd
assist ah :ig the mail order
the Is.x «-ar ui< ■n. Never’ w: is there
ctIon on
greater need of liarmeniot
the part of the i neivlmnts Of t he land.
says tile Agfieul turni Hout h we st. Nev-
er as now slmul <1 merchants ,uf every
class discover h< >w closely Intertwined
are their Inter sts with all the business
interests of the community where they
reside. The Price Current would see
associations ;; • perfected that at meet
Ings all farmers, laborers and every
class of workers could be present and
Just see what is going on and leave
with resolutions to pull band in band
with the tradesmen for the building up
of the town. Surely every one In a
community should feel that any proj­
ect that is for the building up of the
place is a thing that he is individually
Interested In. Tills Is the sentiment
that means harmony and co-operation
and not backbiting, throat cutting com­
petition and 111 feeling, that are so det­
rimental to a towu.
lines, treats
tainity in for-
h.i.r
>rt and
Tie Herald” is
a periodical
1 pages, well
•st magazine«
i > mt twenty,
st .ml judge
is....... $1.00
11 ...■ II. ..
. I-.;................ 50
Vick«, 12 number«............................. 50
Ic. '. .n;vi:i • P<>. i,
kly county
seat paper............................... 1.50
According to one authority, the ini­
tial step in town Improvement work
should be cleaning up of back yards,
$3.50
WILSON In Illinois, Funeral was und he says that actual trial has detil-
All to one address for................... $1.75
conducted at North Bend, Tuesday, ■ oustrated that dirty back yards may
This is the greatest half price offer
January 19, 1909, Sarah Clark Wil­ ■ bo cleaned up a‘ cost ranging from 10
ever given the reading public in this
son, aged 84 years.
' cents to $1.25. It Is of course no use
county.
TURPIN—At Ashland, Oregon, Jan­ | to urge the clean-up of front yards If
Renewals will count the same as new
the
work
Is
to
begin
in
the
rear,
for
uary 22, 1009, Mrs. Lucie Alta Tur­
subscriptions.
any one having a clean and orderly
pin, aged 39 years.
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back yard may be depended upon to
have a front yard that Is somewhat
Notice for I’u'.lic.iti >n
attractive. A campaign of back yard
POCAHONTAS TRIBE
Department of The Int ■ . t . 8. Land Office
cleaning would remove many of our
at Ro.’.ebur.er, Oregon, January I.1.
Value
of
Advertising.
cities
and
towns
from
the
charge
that
NO. 1,1. 0. R.M.
Advertising is today the mightiest Notice is hereby g iv *n that
American premises generally have
WILLIAM B. HOWELL.
Queen Anne fronts and Mary Ann factor in the business world as well as
Great Sachem J. H. Fitzgerald of rears.
a great home trade boomer. It is an of Oregon City. Ore r n. who. on October 28. 1907,
the Reservation of Oregon and Chiefs
Make the country towns more benu- evolution of modern Industrial compe­ made Timber Application. No. 9420, for E’- j of
Weatonka Tribe, No. 30, installed the tlful. and the desire to leave them for tition. it is a business builder, with NE’i. E'.- of SE'i, Suction 3k Township 37
Rango 3 V.\ t. Willimet'e Meridian, has
Chiefs of Oregonian-Pocahontas Tribe, the great cities will not be so great. a potency that gives beyond human South,
fik‘1 notice of ir.t Fii.vn to make Final Proof
No. 1, for the ensuing term. Elected In springtime the dwellers in the cities desire. It is more than a ’’drummer" t > esL.bli. h claim .<» tho land above described.
Chiefs: Prophet, Adam Schmitt, Sac­ turn with longing to the country and knocking nt the door of the customer; L »fore the Register and Rec »iver. at Roseburg,
hem, Ed Wendt; Sr. Sagamore, Chas. the country town. They long for green something more than mere salesman­ Cregon, on the 8th day of April. 1909.
fields and singing birds, and happy the ship on paper.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dunford, Jr.,; Jr. Sagamore, John suburban town whose people have
Lewis M. Stone, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
Dunnington; Chief of Records, Adolf j made its streets shady, its appearance
Fred Sturgis. of Trail, Or« r >n. Mrs, Ida Sturp-
Whst Public Harmony Can Do.
Schulz; Keeper of wumpum, Adam attractive, for to such will come peo-
It Is the strong pull and the long is, of Trail, Oregon. Arthur Holden, of Trail,
Schmitt; trustee, S. E. Dunnington; i pie who add to the community’s life pull altogether, as the sailors say, that Oregon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
appointed chief annaps, Peter Fick, 1 and prosperity. From an economic makes the town a good one. Where
Le rister.
Wm. Puhi; warriors, Joe Broad, Wm. j view village Improvement pays, says there Is no harmony or concerted ac­ Re-Advert is «ment.
’
the
Los
Angeles
Times.
It
fills
up
va
­
on
part
ef
the
<
.
.
.
>,s
success
can
­
tion
Schulz, Ed Binns, D. B. Thompson;
braves, Geo. Little, Nick Mitchell, B. cant houses, it increases the value of not be hoped fi r
property, It educates your boy
Order Appointing Day far Final Set­
E. Haney and R. B. Dow; guard of | j your
and girl, and it will make this world a
wigwam, David Cronemiller Sr.; guard pleasanter place than you found it.
tlement, etc.
of the forest, Albert Learned.
In The County Court, of the State of Oregon,
The
cities,
great
and
small,
are
do
­
BILLS CREATING
For the County of Jacksor.
After quenching the council fire all ing their whole duty In providing
In the matter of the Estate of
200 NEW JOBS members prepared for the banquet | parks, but the villages and small
William Rav
room where they were served with towns seem to think that parks are
Deceased.
luxuries beyond them. We hear politi­
“
corn
and
venison.
”
By
the
pipe
of
Bills creating 200 new jobs, many of
Louisa Rav and Mollie Ray the administrators
cal
economists
bewailing
the
fact
that
of the Estate of William Ray deceased, having
them on fat pay, have been introduced peace long talks were given by the the cities are growing faster than the
rendered and presented for settlement, and filed
in the Oregon legislature, loading up members. At low sun the tomahawks country, and they ask why It Is.
in this Court, their final account of her adminis­
taxpayers with more than $1,000,000 in were buried for another great sun and Tarks, boulevards. libraries, added to
tration of paid Estate.
all
departed
for
their
hunting
grounds
the
other
attractions
of
the
cities,
are
salaries and expenses for the ensuing
It is Ordered, That Saturday the 20th day of
and
wigwams.
sure to entice the country youth from
two years. This estimate does not in­
February A. D. 1909. being a day of a subsequent
the humdrum life in a frouzy hamlet.
term of said Court, to-wit of the February Term
clude increased pay for county officials
thereof, A. I). 1909 at 10 o'clock A. M. of said
We should have beautiful country dis­
outside of Multnomah, whose rush for
JUUfiAUlikt'.-f. t.-:. I-.
-• .
day, be and the ii<l i In • ■•by appointed for the
LEGISLATURE IS
tricts along smooth and well Improved
‘'more” has produced a big crop of
settlement of said account: and that notice of
highways ns well ns beautiful trees,
DOWN TO BUSINESS towns and cities. They are all impor­
new bills. Nor does this estimate in­
said settlement be published in the Jacksonville
Post a new paper published in Jacksonville Ore­
clude the cost of numerous proposed
tant in the life of our people, but with
gon as often as once a week for four successive
boards, per diem “experse” to be fix­
There is a possibility that the state­ all this Improvement do not overlook
weeks prior to said day of settlement.
ed by the legislature. The new jobs ment No. 1 feature of the direct prima­ rural nnd town parks of sufficient at­
Done at Jack .nvillo, Oregon this 12th
of
are to have the titles of commissioner, ry law will be annulled. Such a bill has tractiveness that young people will
January A. D. 1909.
choose
them
ns
places
to
spend
Sun
­
J
R.
NEIL.
inspector, deputy clerk, stenographer been introduced.
County Judge.
days nnd holidays. Good roads lead to
and so on. Of this enormous amount
The regular stereotyped bill to move cities, but roadside nttractlons may be
Mrs. L. J. Sears of Medford visited of salary and expense money that will the capitol has been presented. Port­ mnde strong enough to stem the city­
Administratrix Notice.
at the home of her daughter Mrs. R. be asked of the taxpayers, the senate land wants the state fair and Medford ward tide.
leads with bills providing for $818,000, is after the capitol.
In The Counfy Court for Jackson County.
It is particularly exasperating to the This remedy can always be depended upon and
T. Burnett in this city Sunday.
while the house has under considera­
In ’ Lit!
<•'
U<’ of’ Carl Duane R*«0
Selling of Multnomah presented a promoters of public enterprises look­
B. J. Houston of Salem is looking tion measures that provide for $249, bill for the purpose of reapportioning ing to civic improvements to note how is pleasant to take. It contains no opium er deceased.
other harmful drug and may be given as confi­
over the Rogue River valley with a 100.
Notice i hereby given that »he undersigned
the state into senatorial and represen­ quickly the desecrative billboard fol­ dently to a baby as to an adult.
idministrat rix of alwvo entitled Estate has filed
view of locating.
lows
all
sorts
of
civic
Improvement.
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Price 25 cents, large size 50 cents.
tative districts. Any measure touch­
::i I Court,
COURT HOUSE
Mrs. Charles Wilcox who has been
ing on this question will scarcely be No sooner has n fine highway been
he court has fix ’d Saturday February 6. 1909 at
finished wherefrom all users may
■ for final
visiting friends in Ashland returned
satisfactory.
drink In tho natural nnd ncqulred
hearing of said final account. All persons inter*
A
bill
introduced
by
Kellaher
to
com
­
home one day recently.
beauties of the landscape than the
Items of Interest to Jackson Couo‘y
• itovi arc hereby notified to make or file their oh
pel hotel keepers to provide sheets hills become blotted with nil sorts of
jections if any they have to final account
Frank Tull a liveryman of Me Iford
Tax Payers
nine feet long passed the senate. His billboards. Every kind of means should
»n or before said date and time.
was transacting business at the county
And Latest Styles of Wall
January 4, 1909.
fire escape bill also passed the senate be taken by Improvement societies to
seat Wednesday.
Paper, Call on or Addrct s
KATE REED, Administratrix of Estate of
providing for all hotels over one story drive blllbonrd users out of business.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Carlos Duane Reed, deceased.
W. A. Hanna of San Francisco is
Those places large enough to have a
high to securely anchor a rope near a
Levi A Stagg and Evelyn Spitzer.
visiting his father Judge H. K. Han­
window and that the rope be knotted municipal government should pass or­
dinances restricting the dumping of
na and other relatives in this city.
Notice for Publication.
Roy E. Hosley and Poca M. Wells.
every twelve inches.
Jacksonville, Oregon
rubbish nnd compelling owners to
Department of the Intei ior, U. S. Land Ofltee
Mrs. Eva Hockenyous and daughter
Representative Davis of Multnomah keep their premises clean. The fol­
Wilbur Milligan and Mary Goode.
it Roseburg, Oregon, Oct. 28, 1908.
Freda of Medford were visiting friends
W. G. Lucks and Bessie W. Fulg- introduced a bill preventing the impor­ lowing Is a good model, tn pnrt, for It
Notice is hereby given that
Lame Shoulder.
in Jacksonville the first of the week. ham.
EMMA WAYNE REED
tation of alcholic liquors into dry is only the first three sections of n ten
>f No. 3814 North Cheyenne St.. Tacoma Wash­
counties.
section
ordinance
passed
last
summer,
This
is
a
common
form
of
muscular
Mrs. A. E. Reames who has been
NEW CASES
A bill for life imprisonment of high­ but these three explain the Intent nnd rheumatism. No internal treatment ington. who. on Oct. 27 !'• made Timber Claim
visiting relatives at Hillsboro for sev­
w' i. N .V11 of 8 E’4
State of Oregon vs. John Hakanson; way robbers has been introduced.
purpose of the whole:
is needed. Apply Chamberlain’s Lini­ entry. No. (X. > 3 for N1 ■ of S »ion
eral weeks returned home Wednesday. gross fraud. C. B. Watson, attorney
10, Township 38,
Section 1. Any weeds or rubbish on any ment freely twice a day and a quick and 8 w' i of N E' i of
The water bill is a perplexing pro­ lands
Range
five
west
of
Willamette
Meridian, has
or lots or on the sidewalk space in
Lewis Ulrich, Dick Gaskin, Dave for defendant.
blem. Al) will agree that a change front thereof In the city of Riverside. cure is certain. This liniment has filed notice of intention to make Final Timber
Cronemiller r-rt.-l Pat Donegan Jr.,
John Hakanson vs. state of Oregon; should be made in the water law but Cal., are hereby declared to be a nui­ I proven especially valuable for muscu- Claim Proof, to <• -t ibl -h claim to the land above
spent Sunda;. on Rogue river duck writ of review.
.
deticribed. Ir fore J I). Brig . U. 8. Commis-
to get a measure through that will sance.
Bee. 2. It shall be unlawful for own­ ! lar and chronic rheumatism, and is i loner. at Ashland. Oregon on the 16th day of
hunting.
ers
or
occupants
of
any
vacant
land,
sure to give quick relief. Chamber­ January 1909.
satisfy all is what has bothered the law
PROBATE COURT
yard or premises to allow the same to bo
Miss Frances Kenney spent last Sat­
Claimant names as witnesses.*
makers for several years.
overgrown or overrun with weeds of a lain’s Liniment is also most excellent
Estate
W.
V.
Jones;
inventory
and
urday and Sunday in Medford the
Fiank (¡reive of Ashland. Oregon Sanford S.
noxious or useless character or to allow for sprains and bruises.
Price 2f
the sidewalk in front of such premises to cents; large size 50 centa. For sale by VfcKerchcr. of Ashland, Oregon Duncan T. Mc-
guest of her sister Mrs. Walter T. appraisement filed and order made to
be overrun or overgrown with such nox­
<< r> h r. of Ashland. Oregon Bearley G. Pack­
with draw personal property for use
Fever Sores.
Kentner.
ious or useless weeds, growth or vegeta­ City Drug St >re.
ed, of Ashland. Oregon.
of
minor
children.
Fever sores and old chronic sores tion.
Mark and Robert Finney returned to
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
Guardian Florida H. Charlton; order should not be healed entirely, but Sec. 3. No person shall dump or throw
this city Tuesday from Steamboat
rubbish of any kind upon any lot or
The
Boss
has
reduced
the
price
on
where they have been working their made appointing M. J. Charlton guard­ should be kept in healthy condition. tract of land upon any street, alloy,
Notice for Publication
court or place or sidewalk within his fancy Chinaware.
ian.
This can be done by applying Cham­ lane,
mine.
the city of Riverside except by the wrlt-
Dofmrtnv-nl of The Interior U. !(. Lint Ottico
berlain
’
s
Salve.
This
salve
has
no
Estate
Huldah
Colver
deceased,
or
­
|
ten
permission
of
the
mayor
of
said
city
Owing to the bad weather the War­
\l Rochare. Oraron, Nov.». 11MS.
superior for this purpose. It is also Nor shall any occupant or owner of any
Don’t Take The Risk.
ren Construe; ion company is not run­ der confirming sale of real property.
Notice 1.1 h ,,-eby Riven that
premises In said city place or allow to bo
Guardianship and estate of Floyd most excellent for chapped hands, sore placed or allow to remain upon any of
ning their paving plant in Medford
When you have a bad cough or col<‘
JOHN <’. NELSON
said
premises
such
rubbish
without
tho
nipples,
burns
and
diseases
of
the
skin.
Dickey, a minor; inventory and apprais-
now.
written permission of the mayor of said do not let it drag along until it becom­ of Portland, Of- gon. who, on November 5. 1908,
For Sale by City Drug Store.
es chronic bronchitis, or develops int< nadc Sworn J-'.tnlerii' ■ t. N-> i'21' Ô. for NW 1-4,
city.
Assessor W. T. Grieve was a busi­ ment filed and approved.
ioction 21. Town hip !' South. Range 5 Went,
An
American
woman
went
to
live
In
an attack of pneumonia, but give it Willamette
Estate and guardianship of Isla Fern
ness visitor in Medford, Monday.
Meridian, ha t filed notice of intention
a
Canadian
town.
She,
with
her
hus
­
the attention it deserves and get ri<
Having business before Land Commis- Murphy a minor; order appointiug Mary
make Final Proof, to ( labli h claim to tho
Fines if Paper Is Loos# on Streets.
band, occupied one of a half dozen
R. Shutts,guardian.
ioner Cannon.
The Philadelphia councils’ highway bouses on a fine terrace surrounded of it. Take Chamberlain’s Cough Re­ md above de -i ib< d. before It«- ri:U<-r and Receiv­
medy and are sure of prompt relief. er, at R h burg Or gon, on the 23rd day of March,
committee
has
agreed
on
nn
ordinance
Estate
Matilda
Jane
Reeser
deceas
­
Mrs. E. J. Kubli returned the first
by private grounds. Behind was the
1909.
which
If
passed
by
councils
will
make
courthouse, with the usual collection From a small beginning the sale and Claimant name« aa witm'nscs:
of the week from Portland where she ed; order appointing March 6, 1909 as
every
householder
liable
to
a
fine
of
use
of
this
preparation
has
extended
George R. Ilamer ly. of Roseburg. Oregon
of county buildings, Its grounds, too.
has been visiting relatives since tie day for final settlement.
$5 If waste paper and other light mate­
to all parts of the United Stales and David Martin, of Roso'.urg, Oregon Charles K.
holidays.
Estate George Marsh deceased; or- rials are not placed In sepnrate recep­ I surrounded with the terrace and a
dense untrimmed growth of trees and to many foreign countries. Its man} Carlson, of Portland. Oregon Robert A. PrestQn,
tacles from ashes. Director of Public shrubs which were a menace to tho remarkable cures of coughs and cold: if Myrtle Creek. Oregon.
J. G. Gagnon, manager of the Trail d.T directing citation to issue.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
Lumber Co., was in the city Tuesday
Estate of G. Karweski deceased; or­ Works Stearns and Chief Benson of eye nnd the health of the community. have won for it this wide reputation
getting ready to start their mill on dered that administrator of above en­ the bureau of highways have given
The American woman began to trim and extensive use. Sold by City Drug
sanction to the ordinance, the ob­ her trees and plant vines around her
,\ <1 »n i n str.i - »r’s No. .*e
Jackson creek.
titled estate take an appeal from cir­ their
ject of which Is to prevent the waste bouse. Nasturtiums and geraniums Store.
the Stat« of Oregon
In The County C . )•
Mrs. Mamie Dox who has been in a cuit court of Jackson county Oregon to paper and other house refuse from be­
were planted, but the alley In the rear
For Jackson Cour
hospital in San Francisco for several supreme couot of the State of Oregon. ing blown about the streets. The or­ of the house, through which a prfvato
r James F. Mnr-
In The Matter o fthe I
weeks undergoing medical treatment
dinance will go Into effect early In the road passed, bail long been a dumping
kina Deceased.
articles
of
incorporation
new
year.
returned home Thursday.
( ground nnd eyesore. This attempt to
Henry Mankfhs . the Administrator of the en-
I
' beautify Induced every one in the
tate of the alx>ve
Articles of incorporation of Medford-
Mr. Gagnon informed the reporter
We
are
now
offering
one
of
the
best
Great Aid to a Town.
herein his duly ve rilie.l Fiuiil Report in the mat-
block to follow suit. Unsightly fences
that his company would start their Butte Falls Recreation Club filed with
clubbing propositions ever offered th« ter of th<
One of the liveliest commercial clubs
■ mi
;i.■■
is hereby
saw mill, near Jacksonville, next week F. W. Hollis, J. C. Brown, H. F. Platt tn the state of Kansas Is at Arkansas vanished, wecdB disappeared nnd citizens of Jackson count v. The club­ I given that
- I as the judj e
lawns
were
kept
shaven
until
now
. .1
when they will be prepared to furnish E. R Van Dyke, J. T Summerville, City. It Is results that count, and the they look like velvet. The trees nnd bing offer consists of three of Ameri­ ! of the a bo
1909. at the hour
Charles B. Gay, C. W. Palm, G. H. club seems to be getting results. There shrubs around the county buildings ca's leading magazines (a l to one nd- i Saturday
the local trade.
p « th«* t ime, and
l .,f io «■
i
n
Peter Ingi am an l wife left for Horn­ Howland. H. D. Howard and H. C. 1» nothing so beneficial to a town, be were trimmed, nnd now pavements are dress) and the Jacksonville P<>:’T one
it large or small, as a harmonious t»elng laid all over the city, nnd a great
Kentner
incorporators.
Capital
stock
. e in Jack hoi -
brook Frida} morning to see th a foi-
1 working together of its business men Improvement is to be noted wherever year for $1.75.
$5000.
Amount
of
each
share,
$250.
th- place for
mers mother who is lying very ill at
“Our Day” recently cot; VHated
for the whole good of the place.
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Oregon December 21.
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ployed: Arthur Roach and Jimmy-
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Henry Mankins. Admin
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