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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1909)
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY LOCAL NEWS UTLAND Mrs. M. M. Taylor was shopj g in Medford this week. Window cards are out announc:::.- the a Redmen’s ball. May 12. There was four inches of snow in Sisson Cal., Tuesday morning. Peter Insram reopened the !’ ■ -.-t saloon in this city Thursday ir The Jacksonville baseball team w i l play Casey’s Colts at Medford Sur. .y. FOR SALE- Two and cne-h. WANTED A girl to assist in a re in city limits, two story taurant. Apply to Mrs. C. L. Grant. b-ikiings, water tank and M iss Louise Jones has been confined pumping plant, good fn to her home this week on account of chart and garden spot. A »1 sickness. sirabie location in the city, fc cheap. Enquire of Sam D The Boss for candies, nuts, fruit at U. S. Hotel. vegetables, in fact everything that is nice. D. B. Grant and Contain r The Portland ball team defeati the have been in Jacksonville Medford ’ — ■ ■ boys ‘ last Sunday by . a score week in the interest of a t bf 8 to 5. ! which they have put on the FOR SALE Rebuilt typewriters. All I located in Northern California makes. Enquire of Jacksonville the line of the railroad be 1 from near Weed to Eue P ost . ■ lots have been sold Miss Cordelia Reuter who has been ; people. Mr. Worden attending business college in Ashland ; agent for the Harriman has returned home. prominent banker of Kiama"... f- Don t walk in the rain and mud but SALESMEN WANTED. telephone the Boss for what you want and it will be delivered to your door. I to house canvassing. Cail on [ men, professional men and FOR SALE One registered Holstein their place of business. You can rn.i.-: cow, inquire of Mrs. Lucy Hot son $50.00 a week. Experience not e: Jacksonville. sary. We equip you fully wi;,i Mrs. John Churchman, of Ashlard and sample case. Fine, pleasant v. <. visited in Jacksonville this week the Your own boss. Work who: gu.st of Mrs. R. T. Burnett. please and go where y- u pl. I deal with the best class of pcopl Wakelees squirrel extermina When your days w rk is d . tor, best on earth, 30c a can. ' have vour money in y our pocke independent. Investigate Nunan Taylor Co. i tirely new proposition. Add Don’t forget that the local Redmen M. C. are going to give a St. Tammany ball Chicago. on May 12. L. V. Larsen our enterprising baker, made a short business trip to Central Point Wednesday. obitu - y FOP. SALE—A 2-inch pump and power Dr. Edward W. Day, jack for deep well. Enquire of Sam Baltimore County, Mary DeRoboam. ber 29. 1831. and died March The Redmen are not doing things by in San Francisco, Cal'fon halves as can be seen by the window 77 years, 2 months and 26 graduated as an M. D. unde cards turned out by this office. Don’t overlook the magazine offer than Smith of Baltimore in this issue, it may not last much long» ' 1851. and Under Dr. Du :l . York in 1852. He came to er. via the Isthmus of Panama Frank H. Hull of Medford was mak 1 in San Francisco in April of 1 ing some photographs at the cemetery came with his brother Sila3 J. Tuesday, his wife accompained him. Jacksonville. Oregon, we arri For complete spray outfits enquire at July 6, 1853. Together wt thia office. “The kind with the trouble . donation land claims co Litt left out” j Creek in Jackson county, a . Miss Chapman who tVint to Horn tance above Eagle Point, we brook last week itith a stock of milli- our land claims until the I hery has sent back for more trimmed break of that year caused hats. ou; homes for a time, Al. Learned is the Boss, he has fruits war was over we re .urn egetables, candies, soft drinks, pest homes and was living th cards, fancy dishes, cigars and tobac ... I time the Indian war of l:‘-5 we both volunteered ar.d j i The holiday season is over and the tain Miles F. Alcorns Com; a Boss has a few things left over which | second regiment Oregon volunt must go. A fresh supply of candy has i October 10, 185Ó, we remained been received. service until the close of the wai The queston whether saloons will be i During that war Dr. Edward permitted to open in Ashland will be was appointed on the Meliral argued in the circuit court nefit Mon Surgeon General M. C. Barkv. ! was in the hospital on Oregon day. , in Jacksonville as an M. D. for a The Emerick serves meals at all 1 son. He was very successful hours, Everything neat and clean, gieal operations while there, nu 11-tf prices reasonable. ’ a single case while in that H There will be several thousand peo Shortly after the close of il ple from the east seeking a home in war Dr. Day went back to l this valley this spring, they are com I ar.d located in Vacaville So . ing from all directions. | which place has been his c< The Gold Hill News has again chang home to the time of his la3l ed hands, Lynn Purdin, former editcr He went to St. Josephs Ho and owner of the paper, having again San Francisco, and alter a sii ness died there, and is bur.ed in taken charge of the office. I Olivet cemetery San Francisco. When in Medford stop at the Emerick Day followed gold mining for t where the finest of meals are served son at Jacksonville and St- r . and the most corteous attention given. : before and after the last In<!: . Try us and see. 11-tf 1855 and 1856, he drew ?. per The hour of the evening preaching the U. S. for his services i. t service at the Methodist church is j dian war of 1855 and 1 : *•»’. changed for the summer from 7:30 to Dr. Day was an honest uprig 8:00 P. M. The League service ffom I zen, exact in making goc . 6:45 to 7:15 P. M. I mises, ar.d keeping his honor It is a good time to prune trees, I In his death the community both fruit and shade also a good time I he lived the greater part <f b to buy spray outfits, enquire at this i can point as a bright example principles, and genuine w office. character. He was never Ed Donegan of San Francisco and betray a trait, he was loved Dick Donegan of Stockton California many virtues. He was that * arrived Wednesday to visit their par work of God and honest man. ” ents Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Donegan of A tribute by his brother this city. Day. Portland lost the first game of the season to the Los Angeles ball tossers. The score at Los Angeles Los Ange DIED les 2, Portland 0; at Sacramento Ver GAINES —In Medford, Mar h _ non 2, Sacramento 6; at Oakland-San Mrs. Sarah Ann Gaines, Francisco 2, Oakland 1. years. WANTED -We want men or women to represent us in every community. MARRIED You can make from $200.00 up mon MICKEY-LOWE —At Medfo-I. thly. Pleasant work. Address C. 30. 1909, Guy Mickey and M B. Jones, Medford Oregon. Lowe. The Jackson County Abstract com pany have installed at the court house a large camera which is used to copy BORN records. The machine will photograph two pages of the large record books GRIFFITH In Ashland, “ without the use of plates. A complete 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. photograph is made and finished eveiy fith a daughter. minute. DODGE—In Ashland, March 25. 1 1 “. Over two billion candle-power will ( to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dodge a It is I be used in illuminating the Falls of I Niagara this summer. It is believed | BAIRD In Talent, March27. to Mr. •anda that the illumination will be clearly t and Mrs. A. Bair, a daughter. FNITÏD STATES Taft William H Ju 3. Sh. i er man P. C. Knca F Mae V each J M G W W-xkersham JT B Mitcbeock Vo* t. Meyer R. A. ÄÄw«er Jas W James S-tA Meiv’.r V Fuller U. S. Pension Com r U. S. Land Comr mt resident I retur PLANO 7 OF OREGON D . Ml lots ir. the acksonville. their lots, bris in the i cleaning is 'etc I by April 25, ini of Trustees. Trustees State Game Warden ............. Bank Examiner. ................ State Engineer. . .................. State Land Airent ................. Clerk State Land Board State Veterinarian............... FIRST JUDICIAL Judges H. K. Hanna............ Gee. Noland................ Prosecuting attorney............ G. E.Chamberlain Jonathan Bourne W. C. Hawley Geo. E. Chamberlain Frank W. Benson Geo. A. Steel I A. M Crawford J. H. Ackerman Willis Duniway F. A. Moore Justic R<>bc. Eakin Justice Will R. King. Com r T Slater Com r r Moreland, clerk J. W Bailey O. P. Hoff Thos. K. Campbell Clyde B. Attc^Won Oswald Wear R. O. Stevenson James Steel . John H. Lewis ... .C. V. Galloway G. G. Brown C. J Könne k DISTRICT Jacksonville Klamath Falls B F. Mulkey U S LAND OFFICE ROSEBURG ON BUYS MUL FARM f Wash north of and will set localities M Santa < t find ahjr» Jacksonville, aged in the ton but has srience with full fledged o return to v days and tell • lerful pos- we have and jveral settlers s ample room '•Ir. Anderson’s »onvilfe. Register Receiver ............................. BL. E<Wy J . M. Lawrence JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIALS State Senator. . Representatives. ................L. L. Mulit. Ashland M. Purdin. Medford D. H. Miller. Medford Gtxxl Lini « . at ever given tht county. You will hunt a good while Iwfore Renewals w you find a preparation that is equal to subs 'r.Dtions. for Chamberlain’s Liniment as a cure for muscular and rheumatic pains, for the H. K. HANNA cure of sprains and soreness of the muscles. It is equally valuable for Lawyer .*»• i''-* . hlrw'V' -iMTth lame back and all deep seated muscu lar pains. 25 and 50 cent sizes foe* Offi >- sale by City Drug Store. GUS NEWBURY Attorney-at-Law The Weather. F.Aewing it the report of U. S. Vol Will Practise in All Courts in the State unteer CooperJUtt Observer. E. Britt; Office on California street one for Jacksonville. for month of February block south of the court house Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. A. E. REAMES CH R C T R date ’ MAXI. I MINI- PRECP- OF DAY MVM TAT’N MUM 1 ..........1 Ï ..... 1 3 4 5 ........ S T ï $ ' » 10........... u ......... 1 12 IS Ü 15 i w jU e » 44 4-4 44 45 38 43 39 38 1 1 ä 22 23 24 •25 36 ‘*7 ® 29 30 31 1 ( I M w 54 51 50 52 55 tó w « 51 52 1 ■ “ 39 43 I « : 31 27 1 31 32 30 30 25 32 » » 3» 44 34 » 32 i .10 j......... Cloudy .28 cloudy cle*r Cloudy Cloudy Part Cloudy .10 86 Part cloudy !••••• TiAlL LUMBER CO. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Rough and Dressed Lumber of Ail Kinds Cloudy Clear cloudy 28 1 36 1 32 38 W V z j.........Cloudy Lawyer Practise ■ ail State ar.d Federal C'urta Kahler Block JACKSONVILLE ESTIMATE FURNISHED Part cloudy trace Temperature—mean max. 48.25; mean min. 34; mean 41.12. Max. 62 on 1st min. 25, on 10; greatest range 24. Precipitation—Total for month, 6.50 inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 8.7 inches on 3rd. J. A. Buchanan Roseburg Joint Rep. J. R. .WeH. Jacksonvile Co. Judjre ..... W. R. Coleman. Jackaomnile Clerk W. A. Jon«». Jacksonville ‘ Sheriff ............ R. T. Burnett. Jacksonville Recorder Office one block south of Courthouse J. M. Cronemiller, Jackson vile T FMMHW.. 9 ■**»•‘<,1 Auet. J. P Wells. Jacksonville W. T. Grieve. Jacksonville Assessor . P* A. Grtsez. Ashland Filings made on homesteads and timber claims. Surveyor......... A E. Gold Hill Correct plats weekly show tn« ail vacant lands. Coroner J. Patterson. Tvfamt Commissioner»... Notary Public and Coavevancer James Owens. Wellet? ' papers of all kinds made out. Special Chas. Tull. Medford a’*'<•* »»Moector. attention given to papers in settlement of estates. Fruit Inspect** r.... G. W. Taylor. Jacksonville Abstract of Land Title« JACkJOWVMXE. Moot complete sec of abstract books in the J wkm . ol p«ace Henry G. Dox................. Cmtabla couuty. abstract made promptly and accurately. Frank Ka^hafer Real Estate and laaurance M.yo* Dr. T. T. Shaw ................ Recorder Henry G. Dox. ............. FHe Kat of county and town property for sale ................. Treasurer j J. M. Cronemiller and rent. Chief of Police | John Huff er................... Moiey Loud ................. Councilman Ged. t. Devie Warrants bought and sold. Collection» made. ................ Councilman Emil Britt............. ,,,,,,........ Councilman Taxes paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply to all Fred J. Fick................... Councilman letters. Charges reasonable. T.T. Shaw ................... .............. councilman 1 References i C. F. Dunford............... S treet Commissioner > B. E. Haney................. Hon. H. K. Hanna jud^e 1st judicial district I ............................. Sexton i « M L.»» and any Jacksonville business man. SILAS J. DAY Jacksonville, 0regen Geo. £. Dari». Preiident E. H. Helm». Vice-President Jay C. Sexton. Cashier K. F. Sexton. Asst. Cashier Vte Solicit your business whether large or small. A checking account is often irerY convenient JACKSONVILLE, OREcON n has reopened un- with new goods. •I tw cal) and first t'Ìfi's TER INGRAM. i CLUBBING OFF£R THE ELIE JAY POSTAL SHOP Head Quarters for Scenic and Novelty Postals. Wholesale and Retail business. Send us a Trial Mail Order. Our Aim is to Please.-.. . ... = 313 . Main St. Medford. Ore. Headache For Years Change in Southern Pacific Time “I keep Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Table. Tills on hand all the time, and taking a would not think of Th* P ost has made arrangements to SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. club with tne Weekly Blade and No. 15................................... 10.35 A. M. journey without them, no mat the American Farmer. 3.20 P. M. ter how short a distance I am No. 13................................ This will be the last year that the ; No. 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 P. M. going. I have a sister that has had terrible headaches for years, Toledo Blade will club with other NORTH BOUND TRAINS. papers. The following is an extract and I coaxed her to try them from a letter received from the Blade: No. 14................................... 9.49 A. M. and they helped her so much, “The extraordinary advance in cost of No. 16................................... 5.24 P. M she now keeps them by her all Note carefully that No. 16 North print paper almost decided us not to the time, From my own exper- make a clubbing offer at all this season, bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than ience I cannot praise them kfiowing the usual offer would net us heretofore. No. 13 arriving at 3.20 P. M. will enough.” a great k>sS, we finally concluded to MRS. LOU M. CHURCHILL. make the old offer fat thia one season have the Portland dailies of that mom- 63 High st.. Penacook. N. H. more.” • ings issue. Many persons have headache Our offer: These changes effective May 17, 1908. after any little excitement or ex Toledo Weekly Blade ASHLAND COMMERCIAL CLLEGE ertion. They cannot attend , Jacksonville Poet.,,, Ashland. Oregon- church, lectures, entertainments, Total or ride on trains without suffer Something Special ...$1.751 \ Our price. Business and Shorthand Training, thor ing. Those who sutler in this .. $1.50 Jacksonville Post.... ough and practical. way should try Dr. Miles’ Anti ... .40' 6 months scholarship............ $45.00. American Farmer.... Pain Pills. They give almost fi d rase ud 9 months scholarship........... 60.00. instant relief without leaving v; -o cyls» er ..,$1.90 Total... .Vote the Special. ,:vc5 ucoifi- any disagreeable after-effects, as ...$1.70 All students who secure a nine they do not derange the stomach Our price................. : ctats. months scholarship and enter Septem or bowels; just a pleasurable i: Jacksonville Post.... ber 7. will be entitled to the combined ...$1.00 Toledo Blade............ sense of relief follows their use. .40 course to July 1, 1909. This gives you Get a package from your drug American Farmer... • an extra month. Come and investi hardware store gate. Address. P. RITNER, Pres. gist. Take it according to direc Total ........................ 42.90 I ' ———————— tions. and if it does not benefit ... formerly owned by t say to the peo- Our Price........................................ 11.95 he will return your money. : . e ar,.I surrounding This offer may not last much longer. lit . a "inue the hard* Renewals will count the same as new We are now offering one of the best keep on hand subscriptions and if your subscription hardware, is almost out, renew and get the be- clubbing propositions ever offered the , and will nefit of this offer. citizens of Jackson county. The club with any bing offer consists of three of Ameri ■ valley. No excuse Prof. H. A. Howell, of Havana. Cuba, ca's leading magazines (all to one ad • • _rc for your hard- dress) and the Jacksonville P ost one Reccomends Chamberlain’s DON’T BUY A GUN • ;. ’Ur home town, year for $1.75. , Cough Remedy. ' industry. until you have seen our New 1 “Our Day” recently consolidated ‘I. E. ABBOTT. Double Barrel Models fitted, “As long ago as I can remember my with "World Events” is a magazine of with Stevens Compressed Forged mother was a faithful user and friend national events (historical.) and treats of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, but on all prominent questions all over the Steel Barrels- never in my life have I realized its world. An excellent magazine pro DEMI-BLCC SYSTEM e tracts of the best true value until now,” writes Prof. fusely illustrated. m lend at prices from H. A. Howell, of Howell’s American “Home Herald” is a magazine for The mode of constructing these a<. .*. Jacksonville School, Havana, Cuba. “On the night the home, along religious lines. Treats superb Trap and Field Guns is fully set f’rth in our New Shot f Schulz. Mgr. ! of February 3rd our baby was taken i on the progress of Christainity in for- gun Pamphlet. s Send two-ceut ; eign countries. It also has short and I sick with a very severe cold; the next stamp for it. \ \ .i ilR WHISKEY ; continued stories. “ Home Herald ” is I day was worse and the following night Atk row D»«ler his condition was desperate He a weekly magazine. for Sleveni "Vick’s Magazine” is "fc periodical Whi-scy Grand eould not lie down and it was neces- Deai-Bloc Guu. Ilghest Award St. Louis sary to have him in the arms every of progress, containing 36 pages, well air. C.JA ; 1 E. H. H elm -'. Inomcnt. Even then his breathing illustrated. These arc the three best magazines insist on our make. ----------♦••>♦—— was difficult. I did not think he would J f- a Cure Tor Croup live until morning. At last I thought we have on our list of about twenty. }. STEVWS Read the following list and judge of my mother’s remedy, Chamberlain's ring an excellent remt ARMS 4 TOOL CO. Cham- Cough Remedy, which we gave, and it for yourself: P. 0. B~ •*»» $1.0» jaled l afforded prompt relief, and now three World's Events. 12 Numbers. V lucw- F.1U. SU-. . Wil-, days later, he has fully recovered. Home Herald, 13 numbers.................. 50 nd. When given Under the circumstances I would not Vicks, 12 numbers............................... 50 lgi appears, hesitate a moment in saying that Jacksonville P ost , weekly county n <■«* ’tah Dy rtrenti cn.r..; n seat paper............ ................... 1.50 tiie alt.ii <. Chamberlain'a Cough Remedy, and control the action vi th< liver and bowei» ------ 1 Dr Mlles' Nerve and I.iver PVto rof» . m many thou- that only, saved the life of our dear $3.50^ : - ile by City i little boy.” For aaie by City Drug $1.75 constipation. Su doses Alito one address for LISTEN i STEVENS