Jacksonville post., April 17, 1909, Image 3

local news
For < onstipation
Thin ia the greatest half price < 1 r
NOTICE
tween Medford and Jacksonville, Sun-
ever given the re a linjr pul' ■ in Ibis
nay April 18, leaving Medford at 1:15
The Baquet saloon has reopened un­
p. m. and returning after the game,
Mr. L. H. Farnham, a prominent county.
der new management with new goods.
Big dance May 12.
Renewals will err’' he same as: w
35 cents round trip.
Former patrons are invited to call and druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
Professor E. B. Moore was in Med-
subscriptions.
“
Chamberlain
’
s
Stomach
and
Liver
inspect
my
stock.
Only
first-class
A crowd of Jacksonville youhg peo­
ford Sunday.
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
goods handled. PETER INGRAM.
ple spent last Sunday on Palmer creek
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor spent ; picnicing and had a pleasant time. April Storm Plays Havoc With
the market for constipation.” Give
11. K. HANNA jr.
Easter in Medford.
NOTICE
these tablets a trial. You are certain
•Jacksonville’s second baseball team
Lawyer
Railroads in Colorado.--Fri- Having bought the hardware store to find them agreeable and pleasant in
Peanuts, warm and delicious at the , and Palmer Creek’s team played ball
Office: One block 0:1th of depot.
Boss.
gid
Weather
Hurts
Missouri
effect.
Price,
25
cents.
Sample
free.
i and stock of goods formerly' owned by
which resulted in a victory for Jack­
¡JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
| T. J. Kenney, I wish to say to the peo- For sale by City Drug Store.
Fruit Crop.
Deputy Sheriff Dow spent Easter sonville by a score of 12 to 3.
I
pie
of
Jacksonville
and
surrounding
Don’t send away for your loose leaf
with friends in Medford.
GUS
N'CWBV'.’Y
The Weather.
couniry that I will continue the hard-
Gus Newbury has gone to Klamath books, we can duplicate anything you
Attomey-at-Larz
CHILLICOTHE,
Mo.,
April
13.-A
i
ware
business,
and
will
keep
on
hand
Following is the report oi U. S. Vol­
have and save you time and express.
Falls on official business.
he / ‘ ’'o
Many times you pay for lithographed heavy snow fell in this part of Missou­ a complete stock of general hardware, unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Will Practise in Ail (' -.r.
Misses Fay Sears «nd Jennie Kitto
Ofiivu on Calif
. n-
work ar.d only get printing. If you ri today. The temperature dropped to tinware, stoves and ranges, and will for Jacksonville, for month of February
were in Medfofd Wednesday.
block south of the
rt lujjre
send your work to the P ost and pay below the freezing point. Fears are Sell at prices to compete with any Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
Oh Mister! Mow good that ice cream for lithographing you get lithograph­ fe'nteftaine I that the large apple and other town in the valley. No excuse tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
peach orchards in this section will be now to go elsewhere for your hard­
is at the Boss.
A. E. REAMES
ing. Try us on anything.
MINI- PKEC’P iCH KC I It
ware. Be loyal to yo'iff home town, DATE MAXI-
damaged.
OF DAY
MUM
MUM I TAT’N
Mrs. W. R. Coleman is spending the
Lawyer
Judge J. R. Neil went up in the
and patronize home industry.
week with relatives at Phoenix.
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Butte Falls country to examine two
DENVER, April 13.-Blockaded iff j
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M. E. ABBOTT.
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cloudy
Assessor and Mrs. W. T. Grieve vis­ surveys for roads last Sunday return­ the midst of April by snowdrifts that!
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! Kahler Block
JACKSONVILLE
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ited in Ashland Wednesday.
ing Tuesday evening. The Judge are too deep and too long eyen for big i
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NÒT1CE
Cloudy
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Holman Peters went te Kennett Cal. walked over both surveys for the pur­ rotary plows successfully to buck, the 1
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pose of determining wjiich of the two east bound passenger train on the Den­
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Friday where he has employment.
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Many
fires
occur
from
soot
in
the
will be more beneficial to the county.
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Miss Grace Henry of this city spent Either road will be expensive to build ver Northwestern and Pacific Railroad, I chimney. At this season of the year il
. Cloudy
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knclwft
as
the
Moffatt
road,
is
tied
up
Part cloudy
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U feW days in Grants Pass this week. but the money will be spent.
you
should
have
your
flues
cleaned.
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35
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at Earl, on the we§t ^itié di ths Con­
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
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Miss Louise Ensele has gone to
Whiskey is a good friend but a poor tinental Divide. The train with it? The undersigned will be in Jackson­ 15 .........
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Medford where she ha, employment, master. Used in moderation it cheers; 75 passengers was blockaded yesterday ville in it few days and clean chimneys 16 .........
Rough and Dre sed
Part cloudy
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without causing ftrty dust or dirt
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at
Corona;
on
the
summit
of
the
divide
inspires
and
strengthens
men.
In
this
FOR SALE —Rebuilt typewriters. All
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W. ft.
Lumber of All Finds
... Cloudy
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makes. Enquire of Jacksonville gray world why may we not touch el­ where a howling blizzard bid fair for a
....... Clear
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M .
time
to
keep
them
tied
up
idr
several
bows
with
our
neighbors
occasionally
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cloudy
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P ost .
ESTI M ATE F U RNISH ED
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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days, but the train finally managed td
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Mrs. G. R. Baker of Medford was in a social glass? Why may we not
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make reasonable use of that prince of get back to Earl, where provisions
UNITED STATES
to
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the guest of Mrs. Eddy the first of the
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whiskies. I. W H arper . Sold by are plentiful. Two big rotaries have President........................... .../.William H. Taft 27
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week.
Part cloudy
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E. H. H elms ’.
failed to make an impression on the Vice-President...................................JfM. 8. Sherman 29
trace
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1 Secretary of State...................................... P. O. Knox 30
W. R. Tucker left Thursday for
big
drift,
which
is
20
feet
in
depth
and
The Rogue River Fish & Oyster Co.,
of Treasury...................... F. MacVeach a .
Centralia Wash., on a short business under the management of Messrs. today big gangs of laborers are attack­ Secretary
Secretary of War........................... J. M. Dickinson
Temperature—mean max. 48.25; mean
trip.
ing
it
with
shovels.
Officials
of
the
Attorney
General
...................... G. W. Wickersham
Messle & Summerlin will shortly open
E. Conger of this city left Wednes­ its doors for business in Medford. As road say trafile will be open before Postmaster General....................... F. H. Hitchcock min. 34; mean 41.12. Max. 62 on 1st
Jacksonville
Secretary of Navy...............................Von L. Meyer min. 25, on 10; greatest range 24.
day for Corvallis to remain several the name implies the company will nighL
Meeretory Interior............................ R. A. Ballinger
Precipitation
Total
for
month,
6.50
weeks.
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Geo. L. Davie, Fr<
deal in fish, oysters, poultry, etc. The;
.^efcretary of Agriculture....................... Jas. Wilson
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 8.7 inches
COURT HOUSE
E. II. Helms, Vic.
Secretary of (Joirirriercd........... James Nagle
Don’t forget the dinner in the I. O. demand for fresh fish in local markets
Chief Justice................................. Melvin V. Fuller on 3rd.
Jag C. Sex'.on, Cashier
0. F> banquet hall May. 1, at 5 o’clock has always been in excess of the sup- '
Vespation Warner..................U. S. Pension C’om’r
It. F. Sexton, Asst.Cashier
ply, and we have no doubt this firm Items of Interest to Jackson County W. S. Richards.............................. U. S. Land Com’r
p. m.
will
fill
a
long
felt
want.
STATE
OF
OREGON
Mrs. Lewis Ulrich of this city spent
Tax Payers
We Solicit your business whether large a
U. S. Senators. ............................. G. E.Chamberlain -—----------------- — - —-------- —
11st Sunday with relatives living in
Season 1909 prices, economy
|
or small, ft checking account is
ft
......................... • • • - Jonathan Bourne
Medford.
Office one block south of Courthouse f
often verY convenient
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Rep. in Congress, 1st D................... W?
Hawley j
fruit jars. Half gallons fops
Governor.................................... Geo E. Charilbtfdain
Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Burnett spent
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
George Bennett Woodson and Annie Sec. of State.................................. Frank W. Bensort
last Saturday and Sunday w th relativ­ clamps complete $1.75 dozen.
Keegan.
State Treasurer...................................... Geo. A. Steel
Filiriff* made on homesteads and timber claims.
es in Ashland.
Quarts tops and clamps com-
Attorney-General.......................... A. M. Crawford Correct platfl weekly showing- all vacant lands.
Bernard Wetzel and Vence Hodges’ State
School Supt......................... J. H. Ackerman
For complete spray outfits enquire at plete $' 35 doz. Pints tops
Notary Public and Conveyancer
THE EL’JE JAY POSTAL SHO?
T, E; Scott and Hallie B, Childers, State Printer......................................Willis Duniway
this office. “The kind with the trouble
Legal papers of all kind# made out. Special
F. A. Moore Justic
and
clamps
complete
$1.05
W. IL Ferguson arid Iiiii Btadney,
left out.”
Head Quarters for Scenic and
Robt. Eakin Justice attention given to papers in settlement of estates.
Abstract of Land Titles
Novelty Postals.
Wholesale
Wil! R. King, Com’r
N ew 6 ase 8
Mrs C. D. Reed, who has been visit­ doz. extra tops 20c doz. ext a
W. T, Slater Com’r
Most complete set of abstract books in the
and Retail business. Send us
ing in California, retured to this city clamps 10c
doz. Soliciting Berthd S. Barnum Vs. Levi Slack et
/. ft Moreland, Clerk couuty. Abstract made promptly and accurately.
a Trial Mail Order. Our Aim
last week.
al.; suit to quiet title; Charles Prim Dairy and Food Com’r........................... J. W. Bailey
Real Estate aud Insurance
your
orders.
Nunan
Taylor
Co.
is to Please.
attorney for plaintiff.
Labor Commissioner................................... O. P< Hoff
FOR SALE—A 2-inch pump and power
Fine lint of county and town property for sale
Railroad Com rä,.........................Thos. K. Campbell
jack for deep well. Enquire of Sam FOR SALE-20 acres of young or-
313
12 Main St.
Medford. Ore.
Bertha Barnum vs. Oregon and
and rent.
................ .Clyde B. Aitchison
chard adjoining city limits, on coun­ Transcontinental company: suit to
DeRoboam.
Money Loaned
........................... Oswald West
ty road; fine location; deep level quiet title. Chas. Prim attorney for State Game Warden........................R. Ö. Stevenson Warrants bought and sold. Collections made.
Assessor W. T. Grieve has started
loamy soil; % mile from postoffice, plaintiff.
Bank Examiner...................................... James Steel Taxes paid. Renta collected. Prompt reply to all
the work of assessing Jackson county
State Engineer................................... John H. Lewis letter*. Charges reasonable.
courthouse, high school; leading va­
George L. Helms vs. James Helms; State Land Agent............................ C. V. Galloway
and is progressing nicely.
riety of fruit; 6 acres pears, 10 acres
References
action to recover money. Gus New­ Clerk State Land Board....................... G. G. Brown
apples,
2
acres
peaches,
somo
bear
­
Hon. II. K. Hanna judge 1st judicial district
Don’t forget that the local Redmen
State
Veterinarian
...............................
C.
J.
Korinek
bury and J. R. Neil attorneys for
and any Jacksonville business man.
ing trees, alfalfa and garden patch;
are going to give a St. Tammany ball
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
good 4-room house, barn, outbuilding, plaintiff.
on May 12.
Judges H. K. Hanna..............................Jacksonville
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Geo, Noland....................Klamath Falls Change in Southern Pacific Time
household goods, farming tools, 1
DIED
A musical program has been arrang­ cow, 20 chickens, 3 wells wells to
Prosecuting Attorney........................... B. F. Mulkey
Table.
ed for the banquet to be given May 1,
U 8 LAND OFFICE ROSEBURG
irrigate portions of land if necessary; CLARK —At the home of his son R.
by the Civic Improvement Club.
A. Clark) one and one-half miles Registert...........................B. L. Eddy
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
$350 per acre, terms. Jacksonville
Receiver ............................................ J. M. Lawrence
................................10.35 A. M.
No.
15
Real Estate Co., Adolf Schulz, man­ north of Jacksonville, Friday, April
The Emerick serves meals at all
JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIALS
16) J. W. Clark, aged 70 years.
No. 13 ............................. ... 3.20 P. M.
ager.
hours. Everything neat and clean,
State Senator,.L/ L. Mulit, Ashland
Funeral services will be held Sunday Representatives,....................... M, Putdih; Medford No. 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 P. M.
prices reasonable.
11-tf
SALESMEN WANTED. No house
April 18, interment in Central Point
.................... D; II. Miller, Medford
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Mrs. Fred Offenbacher and Mrs. to house canvassing. Call on business
cemetery.
Joint Rep, ... ............ J. A. Buchanan Roseburg
14
..................................
9.49 A. M.
No.
Jas. G’Brien of Applegate were shop­ men, professional men and others at
...................
J... R. Neil, Jacksonvile
Co. Judge........
their place of business. You can make
Clerk................ ....... W. R. Coleman, Jacksonville i No. 16.................................. 5.24 P. M
HEADACHE
ping in Jacksonville Monday.
Take
Note carefully that No. 16 North
$50.00 a week. Experience not neces­
Sheriff.............. ............. W... A. Jones, Jacksonville I
NEURALGIA
J. P. Wells County School Superin­ sary. We equip you fully with sample
Recorder......... ........... R. T. Burnett, Jacksonville
bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than
ONE
Treasurer........ ... J. M. Cronemiller, Jacksonvile
tendent is spending the week in the and sample case. Fine, pleasant work.
“Dr. Mlles’ Antl-
............... J.. P Wells, Jacksonville iheretofore.
School
Supt.
...
Butte Creek country visiting schools. Your own boss. Work when you
Paln Pills have been
of the Little
No. 13 arriving at 3.20 P. M. will
Assessor........... .......... W. T. Grieve, Jacksonville
used
by me for rheu­
Al. Learned is the Boss, he has fruits please and go where you please. You
Surveyor.......... .................... F. A. Grisez, Ashland
I have the Portland dailies of that morn­
matic pains, headache
.................
A.
.
E.
Kellogg,
Gold
Hill
Tablets
Coroner
.............
egetables, candies, soft drinks, post deal with the best class of people only.
and pain in back and
More than nine out of every Commissioners, ....................... J. Patterson, Talent ings issue.
cards, fancy dishes, cigars and tobacco. When your days work is done you
sides, and In every
James Owens, Wellen
and
the
These changes effective May 17, 1908.
case they gave perfect
Mrs. Joseph Rader of Eagle Point have your money in your pocket, Be ten cases of rheumatism are Stock Inspector......................... Chas. Tull. Medford
satisfaction.”
Pain.is
was the guest of her sister Mrs. Nellie independent. Investigate this, En- simply rheumatism of the Fruit Inspector..............G. W. Taylor, Jacksonville ASHLAND COMMERCIAL CLLEGEI
Henry Courier,
JACKSONVILLE.
tirely
new
proposition.
Address,
Boonton. N. Y
muscles, due to cold or damp,
Newbury of this city Wednesday of
Ashland, Oregon-
Gone
Henry
G.
Dox
....................................
Justice
of
peace
M. C. Young, Mgr., 162 Ohio
this week.
or
chronic
rheumatism. In Frank Kasshafer...........................................Constable |
AND
THE
PAINS
OF
Something Special
Chicago.
RHEUMATISM
It is a good time to prune trees,
such cases no internal treat­ Dr. T. T. Shaw............................................... Mayor | Business and Shorthand Training, thor­
and SCIATICA
G. Dox................................................. Recorder
both fruit and shade also a good time
ment is required. The free J. Henry
ough and practical.
M. Cronemiller.......................................Treasurer
to buy spray outfits, enquire at this
DIED
John Huffer...................................... Chief of Police !
6 months scholarship........... $45.00.
application of
office.
Geo. L. Davis..............................................Councilman
9 months scholarship........... 60.00.
DONEGAN—At the family home in
Emil Britt.................................................. Councilman
Oh, Johnnie, where are you going?
Note the Special.
Jacksonville, Oregon, Wednesday,
Fred J. Fick..............................................Councilman
Oh down to the Boss for ice cream.
All students who secure a nine
April 14, 1909, Mrs. Mary Donegan,
T.T. Shaw ..............................................Councilman
C. F. Dunford........................................... councilman | months scholarship and enter Septem­
What do you go there for? Mamma
aged 59 years, native of Ireland.
B. E. Haney........................... Street Commissioner ber 7, will be entitled to the combined
says it is the best.
The deceased was the wife of Pat­
G.M.Lewis............................................................ Sexton i
course to July 1, 1909. This gives you
Miss Myrtle Quigley who is attend­ rick Donegan, a pioneer of Southern is all that is needed and it is cer­
an extra month. Come and investi­
ing St. Mary’s Academy in Medford Oregon. She was born in Colion, tain to give quick relief. Give it
25 Doses 25 Cents
CLUBBING OFFÆR
gate. Address, P. RITNER, Pres.
spent several days with Miss Jennie County Louth, Ireland, October 13, a trial and see for yourself how
Your Druggist sells Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
Kitto in this city recently.
1850, and leaves a husband, Patrick, quickly it relieves the pain and
The P ost has made arrangements to
and he Is authorized to return the price of the first
All parties are requested not to and nine children. The living children soreness. Price 25c; large size, 50c. club with the Toledo Weekly Blade and
package (only) If it fails to benefit you.
throw tin cans, bottles or other rub­ are: Patrick Jr., Edward, Richard
the American Farmer.
Rheumatism.
bish ir the road leading up to the cem­ and Josephine Donegan and Mrs.
This will be the last year that the
We are now offering one of the best
etery, nor to break any trees or shrubs Frank Welcome, Hugh Donegan, of
Toledo Blade will club with other clubbing propositions ever offered the
San Francisco, James Donegan of
along this road.
More than nine out of every ten papers. The following is an extract citizens of Jackson county. The club­
The Trail Lumber company are oper­ Burns, Ore., Mrs. C. Campbell of cases of rheumatism are simply rheu­ from a letter received from the Blade: bing offer consists of three of Ameri­
i
ating their mill west of this city. Stockton, Cal., and Mrs. W. E. Trisch matism of the muscles, due to cold “The extraordinary advance in cost of ca’s leading magazines (all to one ad­
or damp weather or chronic rheuma­ print paper almost decided us not to dress) and the Jacksonville POST one
Mr. Gagnon told the reporter that he of Burns Ore.
tism. In such cases no internal treat­ make a clubbing offer at all this season, year for $1.75.
would install a planer in Jacksonville
CARD OF THANKS
ment is required. The free applica­ knowing the usual offer would net us
“Our Day” recently consolidated
as soon as possible.
are for sale by all progressive
tion
of Chamberlain’s Lin msnt is all a great loss, we finally concluded to with “World Events” is a magazine of
We
wish
to
extend
sincerest
thanks
The Warren Construction company
Hardware and Sporting
started to grade and pave the streets to the neighbors and friends who so that is needed, and it is certain to give make the old offer for this one season national events (historical,) and treats
quick
relief.
Give
it
a
trial
and
see
Goods Merchants
on
all
prominent
questions
all
over
the
more.
”
kindly
assisted
and
sympathized
with
in Medford, last Monday, which means
for yourself how quickly it relieves the Our offer:
world. An excellent magazine pro­
and
that the heavy thud of the rock crush­ us in our hour of affliction.
$1.00 fusely illustrated.
P atrick D onegan , and family. pain a: d soreness. Price, 25 cents; Toledo Weekly Blade
DAN BEARD’S splendid effort
ers will soon be heard.
large size, 50 cents. Sold by City Jacksonville Post....
$1.50
“Home Herald” is a magazine for
—“CURS AND GUNNING”—
WANTED— We want men or women
Drug Store.
BORN
the home, along religious lines. Treats
will
be mailed postpaid to any
to represent us in every community.
$2.50 on the progress of Christainity in for­
Total
applicant by J. S tevbns A rms
You can make from $200.00 up mon­ BRADSHAW—At Peyton, April 7,
$1.75 eign countries. It also has short and
Our price..............
i. T ool . C ompany , Chicopee
1909, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brad­
AT A BARGAIN
thly. Pleasant work. Address C.
Falls, Mass., upon
$1.50 continued stories. “Home Herald” is
Jacksonville Post.
shaw, a danghter.
B. Jones, Medford Oregon.
receipt of price.
. .40 a weekly magazine.
Several 10 acre tracts of the best American Farmer.
Howard J. Rogers, wife and daugh­
For paper cover edi­
“
Vick
’
s
Magazine
”
is
a
periodical
Object to Strong .Medicines.
Bear Creek bottom land at prices from
tion forward 20 cents;
ter arrived the first of the week from
$1.90 of progress, containing 36 pages, well
$50 to $185 per acre. Jacksonville
Total
for cloth bound I «ok
Albany N. Y. Mr. Rogers is presi­
Many people object to taking the Real Estate Co., Adolf Schulz, Mgr.
illustrated.
scud 30 cents.
,$1.70
Our price............
dent of the Opp mining company and strong medicines usually prescribed by
These are the three best magazines
$1.50
Jacksonville
Post.
will make his home in Jacksonville.
we have on our list of about twenty.
physicians for rheumatism. There is
Written
NOTICE
$1.00
Toledo Blade.......
for and pult-
Read the following list and judge
The Civic Improvement Club of this no need of internal treatment in any
iished by
To all persons owning lots ir. the American Farmer
. .40 for yourself:
city will give a dinner in the I. O. O. case of muscular or chronic rheuma­ I. O. O. F. cemetery at Jacksonville. I
J. F’T.VFNS
World's Events, 12 Numbers.
il." .
F. banquet hall, Saturday, May 1, tism, and more than nine out of every Are requested to clean their lots, |
ARMS A TOOL CO.
Total
...........................
$2.90
Home Herald, 13 numbers.................. 51
beginning at 5 p. m. The proceeds ten cases of the disease are of one or and graves and pile the debris in the
T. O. !Ux 4099
will be us.d to beautify the city. All i the other of these varieties. When streets and alleys. Said cleaning is I Our Price........................................ $1.95 Vicks, 12 numbers............................... 50
? Fadi*. M***-
r.t.tj,
• «• __
public spirited people will attend and there is no fever and little (if any) requested to be completed by April 25,
This offer may not last much longer. Jacksonville P ost , weekly county
seat paper............................... L50
swelling, you may know that it is only 1909, by order of Board of Trustees.
others should.
Renewals will count the same as new
subscriptions
and
if
your
subscription
i..-
»which
An excursion train 1 to accomodate necessary to apply Chamberlain’s Lini-l
C. Ulrich
$8.50 control the action ot tl.e liver and bowels
Jacksonville ment freely to get quick relief. Try j
is almost out, renew and get the be-
those wishing to see the
1
Trustees
F. M. Rountree
$1.75 Dr. Mlle.' Nerve and Liver Pills cure
' nefit of this offer.
Alito one address for
Arthur Lewis
vs. Grants Pass ball game will rur. be- it. For sale by City Drug Store.
I TRAIL“- LUMBER CO.
í
Jackson.
SILAS J. DAY?
k
Chamberlain’s
Liniment
LISTEN
STEVENS
ARMS
constipation.
60 doses 25
wahh