LOCAL NEWS
C. F. Dunford was at Medford Mon­
May.
Lewis Ulrich spent Saturday in Med­
ford.
R. B. Dow made a trip to Medford,
Sunday.
Miss Josephine Hall was in Medford
Sunday.
Peanuts, warm and delicious at the
Boss.
Rev. and Mrs. Gray were in Med­
ford Sunday.
County Court has adjourned until
-June first.
Advertise in the Post and increase
your business.
R. G. Smith of Grants Pass was a
visitor in town Monday.
Oh Mister! How good that ice cream
is at the Boss.
Mrs. C. F. Dunford was a visitor in
Medford Wednesday.
The Boss has reduced the price on
his fancy Chinaware.
H. K. Hanna Jr., made a business
trip to Palmer Creek Thursday.
C. L. Reames of Medford transacted
legal business in this city Monday.
C. C. Beekman and family were
visitors in Medford one day this week.
S. P. DeRoboam returned Wednes­
day from a business trip to Weed
Cal.
Mrs. Josephine Russell of this city
spent last Sunday with friends in Ash­
land.
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth,
for sale at this office, 50 cents per
dozen.
The Boss for candies, nuts, fruit
vegetables, in fact everything that is
nice.
Miss Mae Turner of South Dakota
is visiting at the home of F. C. Kiser
in this city.
H. C. Bonney and wife of Medford
spent a few hours in Jacksonville
Tuesday.
Mr A. Brown, publisher of Medford’s
Magazine was a visitor at this office,
Wednesday.
The Southern Oregon Medical Asso­
ciation held their annual meeting in
Grants Pass, Tuesday,
FOR SALE—Rebuilt typewriters. All
makes. Enquire of Jacksonville
P ost .
Mrs. May Carpenter nee Grimes of
Redding Cal., visited relatives in Jack­
sonville this week.
A number of attorneys from neigh­
boring towns were in attendance at
the court house Monday.
Mrs. Fred Hopkins of Central Point
was the guest of Mrs. A. E. Reames
of Jacksonville recently.
WANTED—16 inch fir wood in ex­
change for printing. Apply to Jack­
sonville Post.
Mayor Canon of Medford has desig­
nated Tuesday, May 25 th as clean up
day for that city,
Mr. 0. Nedyidek of Stockton, Cal.,
was in town Saturday looking up a lo­
cation for a jewelry shop.
W. T. Bailey returned to Eugene
Monday after spending a few days
with relatives in Jacksonville.
Miss Jennie Kitto left for McCloud,
Cal., Thursday for several weeks visit
to her sister Mrs. Wm. Dean.
Quite a number of prominent Masons
of this city attended a meeting of that
order at Medford Thursday night.
Mrs. Carrie Leavenworth formerly a
resident of this city but now living in
Medford was a visitor here this week.
Attorneys Geo. H. Durham and H.
D. Norton of Grants Pass transacted
business at the court house Monday.
Al. Learned is the Boss, he has fruits
vegetables, candies, soft drinks, post
••rds, fancy dishes, cigars and tobacco.
Albert Erskins of Peyton visited
friends in this city Tuesday, he come
on horseback and will remain a few
day.
Mrs. A. Nail and grandson Henry
McDonald have gone to Modesta Cal.,
to join Mr. Nail who had preceeded
them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawley of Mon­
mouth Ore., visited their daughter
Mrs. B. F. Mulkey in Jacksonville re
cently.
Elmer Seely of Salem, Grand Patri­
arch of the I. 0. O. F. encampment
of Oregon, visited the camp in this city
Tuesday night.
The holiday season is over and the
Boss has a few things left over which
must go. A fresh supply of candy has
been received.
Central Point’s Commercial club is
trying to have that thriving town made
the terminus of the proposed Central
Point railroad.
Oh, Johnnie, where are you going?
Oh down to the Boss for ice cream.
What do you go there for? Mamma
says it is the best.
Joe Slagle a pardoned convict who
was wanted for a statutory offence
was captured and brought to the coun­
ty jail Monday.
The Juvenile court has been busy the
past week investigating the causes of
several young delinquints most of whom
admitted their failings.
I
Silai J. Day and Roy Ulrich of this please and go where you please. You
Nettie F. Hughes to J. A. I.evesgue
city have been elected representatives deal with the best class of people only. Assmt. Mtg.
to the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. which When your days work ¡3 done you
The P ost has made arrangement.« to
Martha A. Barrow to W. H. Shep­
meets at Albany next week.
club with the Toledo Weekly Bluue and
have vour money in your pocket. Be herd Sat Mtg.
the American Farmer.
James Brown who represents an independent. Investigate this. En­
W. H. Shepherd to Martha A. Bar­
This will be the last year that the
English syndicate of London England . tirely new proposition. Address,
, Toledo Blade will club with other
ron mtg. land in Twp. 39 and 40-2
M.
C.
Young,
Mgr.,
162
Ohio
St.,
More
than
nine
out
of
every
spent several days at Hutton Cal,, in
papers. The following is an e•••true'
$750.
from a letter received from the Blade:
Chicago.
the Blue Ledge country this week.
Louise B. Gleason to IL M. Ralph, ten cases of rheumatism are | "The extraordinary advance in cost of
aJl’oy Ulrich went to Portland for a FOR SALE -20 acres of young or­ W. D. E1-. lots 1 and 2 Blk 3 Grays simply rheumatism of the print paper almost decided us not to
chard adjoining city limits, on coun-, Add. Medford $1000.
few days outing Friday on his return
a clubbing offer at all this season.
muscles, due to cold or damp, ‘ I make
knowing the usual offer would net us
ty road; fine location; deep level
he will stop at Albany to attend the
In ; a great loss, we finally concluded to
C. ' W. Palm to E. A. King W. D. or chronic rheumatism.
loamy soil; X mile from postoffice,
meeting of the Odd Fellows’ Grand
lot 4 Blk 1 Whitman Park $250.
such cases no internal treat- make the old offer for this aw season
courthouse, high school; leading va- j
Lodge.
E. A. King to Amy C. Dow W. D ment is required. The free | more.”
riety of fruit; 6 acres pears, 10 acres
I Our offer:
For a burn or scald apply Chamber­
....... $1.00
apples, 2 acres peaches, some bear­ same ■ property.
i Toledo Weekly Blade.......
application of
lain’s Salve. It will allay the pain al­
....... $1.50
ing trees, alfalfa and garden patch;
Jacksonville Post..............
most instan!ly and quickly heal the
good
4-room
house,
barn,
outbuilding,
injured parts. For sale by City Drug
$2. 50
Total
News of The Slate
household goods, farming tools, 1
Store.
$1.75
Our price..............
cow, 20 chickens, 3 wells wells to
A number of the Jacksonville young­ irrigate portions of land if necessary;
$1.50
Jacksonville
Post.
At a special election held May 8.
people attended Epworth League ser­
. .40
$350 per acre, terms. Jacksonville Woodburn voted to issue bonds to is all that is needed and it is cer­ American Farmer.
vices in Medford Sunday evening the
Real Estate Co., Adolf Schulz, man­ build a new school house.
tain to give quick relief. Give it
meeting being dismissed here for the
... $1.00
Total....
ager.
a
trial and see for yourself how
The
farmers
in
the
vicinity
of
Junc
­
occasion.
....$1.70
quickly
it
relieves
the
pain
and
Our
price
...................
tion have organized a Vetch Growers’
Mr. Peachy of Peru, la., arrived in
soreness. Price 25c; large size, 50c. Jacksonville Post.......
... $1.50
COURT HOUSE
Association.
Jacksonville Wednesday and left the
....$1.00
Toledo Blade..............
The American Mill & Lumber Co.,
following day for the Blue Ledge mine
For Sale
........... 40
American
Farmer.
...
to visit his old time friend F. W. Items of Interest to Jackson Coun’y of Eugene have made large additions
Two houses with lots, good water,
to their plant, doubling its former two wells and one running spring.
Carnahan.
Tax Payers
Total.......................... $2.90
Capacity: says The Guard.
Also: 5 vacant lots, all on Oregon Our Price........................................ $1.95
Always keep a bottle of I. W. HAR­
Roseburg city authorities arrest and street,
Will be sold at reasonable
PER whiskey in sight. Good to look at
This offer may not last much longer.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
impose a fine of $5.00 oh every boy price. Apply on the premises to Mrs. Renewals will count the same as new
and good to taste; and what’s more a
caught jumping on moving trains.
Schoepfler, Jacksonville Oregon. -1-4- ' 1 subscriptions and if your subscription
W. P. tlazelrigg and Mabie Spicer.
benefit to your health. Sold by E. H.
HELMS’
An
accident
occured
in
tunnell
No.
is almost out, renew and get the be-
George A. Nichols and Mattie J.
6, near Glendale Monday afternoon.
1 nefit of this offer.
Owing to the absence of Attorney Stalsworth.
Hanna at the mine, the meeting of
Wm. H. Penter and Elizabeth M. The second section of train No. 15 ran
H. K. HANNA jr.
And Latest Styles of Wall
into section one injuring the engineer
council which had been set for Thurs­ St. Clair.
Paper, Call on or Address
and brakeman of the rear- section and
Lawyer
day evening was postponed until Mon­
Earl H. Fehe and Electa A. Stailey. badly shattering the observation car
day evening.
Office:
One
block south of depot.
Herman Doubleday and Julia Miles. on the first section.
WANTED We want men Or women
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
Joseph A. Smith and Mary Jane
“Uncle Bill” Brown a well known
to represent us in every community.
Jacksonville, Oregon
Edwards.
citizen of Dallas, died at that city
GUS NEWBURY
You can make from $200.00 up mon­
Frank B. Sankey and Genevieve Monday, aged 84.
thly. Pleasant work. Address C.
Attorney-at-Law
Goodwyn.
The Malheur wool clip for 1909 will
B. Jones, Medford Oregon.
Will
Practise
in All Courts in the State
Robert W. Wiley and Clara A. Fet- reach over 3,000,000 lbs. The price
Misses Anna Wendt, Fay Sears,
Office on California street one
ranging
from
18
to
22
cents
per
lb.
terly.
Jennie Kitto, Messrs. Ed Wendt,
block south of the coifrt house
Charles W. Sharpe and Winnie E.
The First National Bank of Eugene
Charles Dunford Jr., and Clyde Shaw,
has
let
the
contract
for
the
erection
spent last Sunday picnicing and fishing Hatcher.
A. E. REAMES
of a two-story pressed brick building.
in the Applegate country.
NEW CASES
Lawyer
The following are the names of
Rose E. Loar vs. Charles P. Loar; | The two-year old child of L. R.
Successor to T. J. Kenney
teachers selected for ensuing term of suit for divorce. Wm. I. Vawter & Smith was drowned in the Burlingame
Practise in all State and Federal Courts
ditch, near Freewater Sunday.
public school, viz: Principal—A. C. M. Purdin attorneys for plaintiff.
Kahler Block
JACKSONVILLE
Jay, Misses Clara Elmer, Josephine
The Portland primaries held Satur­
PROBATE COURT
Donegan, Mildred Neil and Mrs. Mary
day resulted in the nomination of
General Hardware
Estate and guardianship of Sylves­ Simon, Republican and Munly, Demo­
Peter.
ter V. Hamlin, a person mentally in­ crat for mayor.
The meeting in the U.S. HallTuesday
Tinware
capable; order appointing L. A. Ham­
evening was attended by a number of
lin guardian.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
persons young and old. It is stated that
Estate of John Willis Croft deceased; SOMETHING ABOUT
Stoves and Ranges
he address of Mr Korngold was on timely
Rough and Dressed
topics and was well received by the order of distribution.
TYPEWRITERS
Estate of G. Karewski deceased; or­
audience.
Lumber of All Kinds
Oregon
Jacksonville,
A picnic party consisting of Branch der for the sale of real property.
ESTIMATE FURNISHED
Estate of Benjamin F. Wagner de­
Culy, Bert and Ernest McKee, John
Why do so many people pay $100.00
Byrne, Katie Byrne, Emma Wendt, ceased; order appointing 5th day of
Pearl McKee and Mrs. O’Brien of June A. D. 1909 as day for final settle­ for a typewriter when they can get
one just as good for about $50.00?
Watkins, spent Sunday fishing on ment.
Bank of
Squaw Lake.
Estate of James R. Tarbell deceased;
We are agents for the GRADY RE-
1 Mower and Rake, nearly new $ 40.00
To Fruit Growers—Mr. Robinson de­ confirmation of sale of interest in real BUILT TYPEWRITERS and can fur- 1 Heavy Hack, with top........... 50.00
Jacksonville
sires us to announce that a meeting of property.
20.00
nish our customers with almost any 1 single buggy, in good order
Fruit Growers will be held in this city,
Estate of Thomas Baldwin deceased;
Oregon
machine they waut. These are not 1 Atlas Engine, 10 horse power ( 600.00
Jacksonville,
Saturday afternoon May 29. All who order for discharge of administrator;
second-hand machines but re-built. 1 Atlas Boiler, 15 horse power I
40.00
are interested in the growing of fruit
1 Power Jig Saw....... ........... .
Estate of Eben H. B. Taylor de­ Webster defines the word “rebuilt
Geo. L. Davis, President
75.00
are invited to attend.
E. H. Helms, Vice-President
ceased; order for discharge of admin­ “to build again” —and “repaired” as 1 Barley Roll, 18x18------------
25.00
1 Saw Table........... -............. .
Jau C. Sexton, Cashier
Mrs. Chas. Dunford, Mrs. Mary istratrix.
"mended”.
1 Turning Lathe......................... 10.00
Ji. F. Sexton, Asst.Cashier
Peter, Mrs. Delia Bauirbe, Mrs. Chris
These machines are sent to the 1 Cornmeal Mill, complete with
Ulrich and Judge S. J. Day will leave
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Grady factory and every movable part
We Solicit your business whether large
Bolter _____________ 100.00
Sunday evening for Albany where they
List of instruments affecting title to is taken off and sold as junk, including 1 Centrifugal Pump, IX with
or small. A checking account is
will attend the Grand Lodges of Re­
the type bars. All bearings are re­
real
estate,
recorded
in
week
ending
15.00
often verY convenient
pipe
.......
..........
bekahs and I. O. O. F.
placed with new, the machine is re­ 50 feet Shafting and Pulleys . 75.00
May 13.
FOR SALE- Two and one-half acres
Margaret Beswick, et vir to Chas. enameled and re-nickled and few of 1 New Wood Saw Table........... 25.00
in city limits, two story house, out
10.00
A.
Harris, W. D. tract City of Ash­ the most expert can detect the differ­ 1 Hand Power Rip Saw.,.........
buildings, water tank and gasoline
ence. Many of the rebuilt machines 1 Hand Power Cut Off Saw
10.00 THE BLUE JAY POSTAL SHOP
land
$175.
pumping plant, good family or­
are equipped with the latest improve­ 1 Hand Power Mortise Machine
7.50
Head Quarters for Scenic and
chard and garden spot. Most de­ J. L. Eads to Ellen Kelso, W. D. ments and arc guaranteed to do first-
10.00
Fanning Mill
1
tract
in
Davis
Add
Medford
$10.
Novelty Postals.
Wholesale
sirable location in the city, for sale
class work.
7.50
i Ladies’ Bike---------------- -----
and Retail business. Send us
Mary Euphema Ward to Martha B.
cheap. Enquire of Jacksonville Real
Go over these prices and see whether
Three lots on California street.
a Trial Mail Order. Our Aim
Howard, W. D. tract in Medford $1500. you can do better. Remington, models
Estate Company.
One of the best wells of water with
is to Please.:
Johann Faucett to James W. Whit­ 6 and 7, price $48 to $60. No. 2 Rem­ 500 feet of tunneling, sufficient water
The T. J. Williamson tract in the
edge of this city was sold this week to ney, W. D. tract in Sec 27-38-3 $300.
Medford, Ore.
ington, $30. Each No. 2 Remington is [ to supply a city of 1000 inhabitants. 313'2 Main St.
Mr John W. Gillette of Owatoona,
James W. Whitney to C. M. Ruch, equipped with two color ribbon per­ Have been sprinkling the streets of
Minn. This tract consists of 6 acres of W. D. same tract $350.
mitting you to write in two colors. Jacksonville from this well for several
land, mostly in pears with good house,
Everett Finley to Loyd Earl Coch Smith Premier, No. 1, $35; No. 2, $45 years. The finest of water with build-
barn and other buildings and is con­ ran, W. D. 23 acres in Twp 37-2 $10.
to $60. Oliver No. 3, $50. Underwood I ing, sheds and barns.
sidered a bargain at the price paid which
No. 1 and 2, $55 to $75. We have the Address Lock Box 24 or call on
W. M. Holt et ux to Laura A. Ran­
was $4,500.
Monarch, Fox, Fox Visible, Densmore,
ger, W. D. tract in Sec 9-39-1 $600.
C. ULRICH, Jacksonville
Fay Sholes, New Century, Blickens-
An association termed “The South­
Bert Andrews to M. J. Love W. D. derfer. The machines range in price
ern Oregon Ball League” composed of Lot 3 Blk 3 Anderson-Toft Add Med­
from $20 to $75, just as good as new
baseball clubs of Jacksonville, Med­ ford $10.
"In 1903 we wrote you regard­
with a better guarantee.
ford, Ashland and Central Point, has
ing my husband, who was suf­
M.
J.
Love
to
D.
McDonald
W.
D.
Take one on three months trial and | Office one block south of Courthouse
been recently organized. It is pro­
fering from heart trouble. He
if not satisfactory all we ask is a
posed to play games in each town on same $10.
was superanuated by the North
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
County
Sheriff
to
Wm.
A.
Leonard
small
monthly
rental
for
the
use
of
the
alternate Sundays. We expect to see
Shff’s Deed NX NEX, Sec 30, NEX machine which will be applied on any Filins« made on homestead« and timber claims. Georgian Conference. Ten doc­
some excellent games this summer.
tors at different times said lie
NEX Sec 20, SWX Sec 19, Twp 35-2
Correct plats weekly showing all vacant lands.
other machine you may select.
The dance given by the Redmen
would die. You advised Dr.
Notary
Public
and
Conveyancer
C. D. Wolverton to C. B. Jones
Bring out the dignity of your busi­
Wednesday evening was a success.
Miles’ Heart Remedy and Re­
Bond, Lot 8, Blk 2 Wolvertons Add. ness by using a typewriter, it is the Legal papers of all kinds made out. Special
The music was very good, the manage­
storative Nervine; we did as
attention ifiven to papers in settlement of estates.
modern way. How many letters do
ment attentive and courteous and the Medford $2525.
advised, and improvement was
Abstract of Land Titles
G. M. Anderson to Albert C. Baker you receive from a business house not Most complete set of abstract Ixxtks in the apparent from the very first. He
supper served by the ladies was pro­
written on a typewriter? If you re­ couuty. Abstract made promptly and accurately. recovered and the Conference in
nounced excellent. Among those in I Mtg. Deed, tract in Sec 7-37-1 $5000.
Real Estate aud Insurance
Crater Lake Lumber Co. to Adrienne ceive a letter from your wholesaler
attendance from Medford were: Mr.
1904 gave him a charge. He
and Mrs. John Harrington, Mr. and G. Maloney, W. D. Lot 18 Blk 6 Ross’ written in long hand the thought Fine list of county and town property for sale never felt better, although he
strikes
you
that
he
is
not
progressive
and rent.
Mrs. Will Schulz, Misses Banks, Reev­ Add. Medford $10.
has very heavy work and does
and unsafe to deal with. That his
Money Loaned
es, Byrne, Messrs. Reddy, Gregory,
Bert Anderson to Clara Mclntoch
a great deal of camp meeting
Watson, Buchter, Wilkinson, VanDyke W. D. Lot 2 Blk 1 Bungalow Add. to goods are of an inferior grade and his Warrants bought and «old. Collections made. work. I am so glad we took
Taxes
paid.
Rents
collected.
Prompt
reply
to
all
price may be too high. If he does
Helms, Stephenson, King and many Medford $10.
your advice and gave him the
not use a typewriter he is not modern letters. Charges reasonable.
others.
medicine, and feel that I ought
W. A. Jones to Wm. A. Leonard, and his goods must evidently be out of
References
to
let you know of the wonder­
Sheff
’
s
Deed
land
in
Twp.
35-2
$700.
Hon.
H.
K.
Hanna
judge
1st
judicial
district
Season 1909 prices, economy
date.
and any Jacksonville business man.
ful good results from its use.
W.
W.
McDonald
to
Chas.
Higgin
­
fruit jars. Half gallons tops
MRS. T. S. EDWARDS.
botham, Bond, tract in Twp 37-1 $3000.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Whoopin; Cough.
Milner, Ga.
clamps complete $1.75 dozen.
R. B. Dow to E. A. King, W. D.
Table.
Quarts tops and clamps com­ Lot 5 Blk 1 Whitman Pa.k Add. Med­ This is a more dangerous disease
This proves what Dr. Miles
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Heart Remedy will do. Get a
than is generally presumed. It will be
plete $? 35 doz. Pints fops ford $1.00.
Louise B. Parker to R. O. Duncan a surprise to many to learn that more No. 15...................................10.35 A. M. bottle from your druggist and
and clamps complete $1.05 Bond, Lot 4 Blk 1 Medford. $1100.
take it according to directions.
deaths result from it than from Bcariet No. 13............................. ... 3.20P.M.
doz. extra tops 20c doz. ext. a
R. O. Duncan to L. H. Robinson fever. Pneumonia often results from No. 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 P. M. It <!<•’ > not matter whether your
i it. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
heart is merely weak, or you
clamps 10c doz.
Soliciting Rel. Bund.
been used in many epidemics of whoop­ No. 14................................... 9.49 A. M. have organic trouble, if it does
Selah
A.
Carlson
to
Rogue
River
your orders. N'unan Taylor Co.
Timber Co. W. D. EX of SEX. SWX, ing cough, and always with the best No. 16.................................. 5.24 P. M
not benefit you take the empty
SALESMEN WANTED. No house of SEX, Sec. 4-36-3. $2300.
results. Delbert McKeig of Harlan,
Note carefully that No. 16 North bottle to your druggist and get
to house canvassing. Call on business
Iowa, says of it: “My boy took
bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than your money back.
Robert T. Burnett to Lookout Tim­
men, professional men and others at
whooping cough when nine months old.
ber Co. W. D. SW X Sec 20-33-4, $600.
heretofore.
their place of business. You can make
He had it in the winter. I got a bot­
No. 13 arriving at 3.20 P. M. will
J.
C.
Brown
to
E.
L.
Miller
Bond
$50.00 a week. Experience not neces­
tle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
I;y itrengthenlnR tho nerv«« whkl»
sary. We equip you fully with sample land in Sec 36-36-2 $7200.
which proved good. I cannot recom­ have the Portland dailies of that morn­ control the uCt lop of the Uvor .ud
Dr. Miles' Nervo and Liver Pills <*>»•
Laura A. Ranger to W M. Holt, mend it too highly.” For sale by ings issue.
and sample case. Fine, pleasant work.
These changes effective May 17,1908. constipation. GO doses 25 cuoAÄ
City Drug Store.
Your own boss. Work when you Mtg. tract in Ashland $200.
Chamberlain’s
Liniment
For Paper Hanging
C. F. BOWMAN
Abbott
Hardware
TRAIL LUMBER CO
I
For Sale
Ten Doctors
Said He Would Die
SILAS J. DAY