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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1910)
WILL PRESENT THE FAMOUS FIVE ACT COMEDY-DRAMA At Uo S. Opera House, Friday, March 18, 1910 With the Following Strong Cast ( Mrs. Thornton’s brother-in-law ) with a passion for lemonade t- Albert ( with a stick in it ----- ) Deacon Thornton, - Rowell George Graef, Mrs. Thornton’s nephew - Chas. Cooley George Darrah, alias Matt Wheeler - - Ben Forbes James Reed, a friend of Darrah’s - - - U. S. Collins Pedro, an organ grinder.......................... Carl T. Hansen Parson Brownlow.....................................Ray Compton Pete, Mrs. Thornton’s servant - - - - Alan Hazelrigg Admission 50 Cents LOCAL NEWS en quarters in the county jail to answer at the next term of court to tho charge of larceny. Walker’s Squirrel Poi Mrs. Emma Autenreith of Roseburg son. Best made. 30c stopped a few days in Jacksonville this j week to visit her sister Mrs. M. Arm- per can. I strong while enroute home from a vis Nunan-Taylor Co. it in San Franc isco. A reception in honor of the new Meth Get your legal blanks at this office. odist minister, Rev. Johnston, was held B. F. Mulkey retnrned from Medford at the parsonage Wednesday evening. Monday evening. A large numb er of persons, both old and H. h. Hanna Jr. returned from San young were prese nt and an enjoyable evening was spent. Francisco, Wednesday. A Pleasant Physic. Call at the Boss, for some of that When you want a pleasant physic delicious candy. give Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Miss Cora Basye is reported serious Tablets a trial. They are mild and gen ly ill at her home in this city. tle in their action and always produce a “The Deacon” at the U. S. Hall pleasant cathartic effect. Call at the City Drugstore for free sample. Mar. 18. See large ad in this paper. The Boss has a fine line of fresh can- deis. fruit and nuts. Insure your buildings in the Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. A. C. Hazelrigg and A. R. Rowell of Medford were over on business Tuesday evening. Mrs. Miles Cantrall and son of Ruch were trading with our merchants Tues day. Jerry Nunan the merchant has re turned from a business trip to San Francisco. There is Only One Pine-Tar-Honey That is Dr. Bell’. It is the original and can be relied on in croup, coughs, colds and all lungand bronchial troub les. Look for the Dell on the Bottle. Mrs. A. E. Reames has returned from Hillsboro where she has been visiting her mother. A reception was given for Rev. C. H. Johnston and family Wednesday night at the M. E. parsonage. Mrs. Anna Bland of Grants Pass vis ited her mother Mrs. Augusta Helms the first of the week. If yon enjoy having a good laugh you will want to see The Deacon, at U. S. Hall, next Friday night. Popular pric es. Mrs. W. S. Jones and daughter Maude of Medford, visited Mr. and Mas. B. M. Collins several days this week. 2t0,(G0 Tubes Of Suther.uiid’:; Eagle Eye Salve were sold in liua and not one word of com plaint, II vt'gli every tube was told un der a poi.ive gui-.iantic. It is good lor no.hir.g Lut the ,yce. A sk your Drug gist- Mrs. Ray Kelly and dnughter of Hamilton, Wa-li., arrive ! Saturday to u.^,e her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur '1 l.ompson a visit. A man named John Green was brought over from Ashland Wednesday and giv Edgar Younkin formerly of Los Angeles, but who recently bought an interest in the Pearce mine, _was ad judged insane last week an attendent from Salem taking him there Saturday. Mr. Younkin’s insanity is in a mild form and his friends hope for a speedy re covery. The junior class of the Medford High School will present the famous come dy-drama “The Deacon” at the U. S Hall in this city Friday, March 18. The cast of characters is specially strong and an evening of splendid enjoyment is assured. Don’t miss it. Admission 50 and 25 cents. Gives Prompt Relief William H. Douglas Jr. of Washinfton D. C., says: I take great pleasure in informing you I have used Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey, and it gave me al most instant relief. Next Saturday, March 19, has been designated by the W. C. T. U. as a na tional “Tag” day and the ladies of the society in the city will have a supply of tags for sale at 10 cents each. The pro ceeds are for furthering the temperance cause, the W. C. T. U. having under taken to pay one-third of the campaign expense in this state. The number of tags which one person can buy is not limited, but buy at least one. FOR SALE—S. C. White Leghorns, J (295) strain.) Cockerels $3 to $5; j pullets $1.50; Egg.i (15) $2; day-o'd I chicks $1.50 dozen. Bull Orpingt ¡ns, • Cockerels $5; pulleUt ^2.S'); eggs (16) $3; day-old chicks $3 dozen. Older , chicks now. 1990 rkubk skins want ed. I buy furs. W. G oodman , Box 412, Grants Pau, Oregon. A Smo, tli Skin Biack Head.’, Cl. pt Pimples, Sores | and u>i unhealthy cutiJilions of the skin are unsightly and detract from the looks. Buy a box of Dr. Beil’s Anti septic Salve, a cr amy, snow white ointment. apply as directed and your skin will be as clear as a baby’s. At all! dealers in medicine. I i s 7 Billy, the Deacon’s boy........................... Clifford Polk Mrs. Thornton.............................................. Grace Mitchell Helen, her daughter....................................Dora Smock Miss Amelia Fawcett, Mrs. Thornton’s maiden sister...............................Isole Ewbank Mrs. Darrah, George Darrah’s wife - - Mayme Swan Nellie, her child.........................................Mayme Stevens Daisy, Mrs. Thornton’s servant - - - - Opal Daley Children 25 Cents Fruit Prospects of ihe Rogue the right varieties ot trees to give a was done too early and too late, and cross-pollination that will ensure per the moth larvae were thus able to avoid River ¡/alley. the poison and to perforate the fruit fect fruit and that is true to type. and render it unsalable. Fruitgrowers The danger from pear blight is now are arranging to have breeding stations [From The Rogue River Fruit Grower.] only a remote possibility, so thorough There is every indication that Rogue has the work of eradication been car over the valley this season and, by noting the life history of the captile moths, River Valley will have this season a re ried on by the frnit inspectors and the will be able to tell at what time spray cord crop of fruit, and that, barring orchard owners under the direction of ing must be done to kill the larvae so mishaps, the shipments this year will Prof. O.Gara. but this menace might soon as they have emerged from the be fully 800 cars, or double that of any become serious were there the least eggs. previous year. let-up in orchard patrolling, for should Of mishaps to cause loss to the fruit this spring be warm and humid and The prospects are thus encouraging for crop there are only five that are a ser there be many rains during the early a full crop of fruit this year in Rogue ious menace to Rogue River orchards. part of summer to force a heavy sap River Valley. The pest and frost risks These are late frosts in the spring, in- flow and rank wood growth, for de will be practically eliminated. The poll ¡nation problem will be solved by the suffleent number of bees tp secure the spite the sharpest scrutiny of the in perfect pollination of blossoms and a spectors and orchardists there is orchardists having an ample number of bees to attend to that work. In this full setting of fruit, pear blight, San enough blight in unknown trees along Jose scale and the codlin moth. And the towns and in volunteer trees along the bees will be aided perfect develop no one of these possible disasters but fences, and in pastures and in wild ment of the fruit buds, that even now may be seen on the pear and apple what can be averted. fruit trees and shrubs, to cause a viru Late killing frosts in the spring are lent outbreak of the pest that would trees. Prof. O.Gara has been for some the exception and not the rule in annihilate the Rogue River pear or time making microscopic examinations Rogue River Valley, and these frosts chards, as was the case in San Joaqnin of buds and he finds that the pollen only occur in a few sections of the val Valley when 600,000 trees were killed grains are unusually well developed, ley floor where there is no air drainage. within two years and the pear industry and allowing that other conditions In these districts frost damage can be wiped out in that section of California. are favorable every blossom should de- velope a fruit. The bud growth on the easily prevented by smudge fires. There was a considerable loss of The work of frost prevention last spring ■ apples and pears in Rogue River peaches, apricots, cherries, etc; Prof. under the direction of Prof. O’Gara, j Valley last season from San Jose O, Gara finds is equally promising of of the Department of Agriculture, de Scale. This was due to several causes. a big yield of fruit. The grape pro monstrated that an orchard can be pro Owing to the small force of in spect can not yet be foretold, but that tected from frosts quite as easily as spectors then employed by the county fruit gives promise of the usual big from pests and at a cost of from five to no general clean up could be enforced yield for which the vineyards of Rogue fifteen dollars an acre. Wind to of scale-infested trees in town yards River Valley are noted. make the smudge fires ineffective is and farms and the eradication of the It is a safe prediction to make that so not experienced here as in most of the diseased volunteer and wild fruit completely will the risks be minimized Eastern fruit districts, and as to fall trees. The spraying of many of the or that hereafter in Rogue River Valley a normal yield of f.uit will be certain for freezes they are not experienced in chards was ineffective owing to the in each season, and that fruit growers this valley. ferior quality of the brand of spray A perfect pollination of blossoms and solution. There is a certainty that the may expect a full crop each year in a full set of fruit can be had provided loss from scaley fruit will be very every decade, a possibility for profit in there is a swarm of bees to at least I small in the valley this season. The the fruit industry not likely to be each three acres of orchard, the hives pest lawB are being enforced with a equaled by very few other sections of to be well distributed among the trees vigor not before had and the owners the United States, and which is sure at the blooming period. But the ef of neglected trees are being forced to to make this valley a land of prosperity ficiency of the bees work is dependent ' clean them up or cut them down; and and contentment. on the proper mixing in the orchard of as a further incentive to the owners of neglected trees to have them sprayed, Dr. Bell's Anti Pain the inspectors are serving notice that A sudden attact of Cholera Morbus is hereafter no scaley or otherwise dis dangerous. Keep Dr. Bell’s Anti- Pain eased fruit will be allowed to be sold or at hand,a dose relieves almost instantly. Every woman may not be hand even taken off the place. Profiting by It also cures Diarrhoea, Cramps, Flux some, but every woman should their experience of the past, the fruit and Howell Complaints. keep with care the good points growers are more particular as to the nature has given her. No woman brand of lime-sulpher spray they use MINERS NOTICE -Notice of I .oration need have sallow skin, dull eye, and are using only a solution that will blotchy complexion, who pays stand the hydrometer test and are both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this JACKSONVILLE POST. proper attention to her health. buyiug largely of the Niagara brand,as office, Where constipation, liver derange that has given satisfaction. raaonxr I aoeyjaiT1- - ■ r-.-wj-tcr-x ments, blood impurities and other The l< ss of apples and pears from c< <1 irregularities exist, good complex lin moth was unusually heavy in Rogue ion, bright eyes and sprightly River valley this year, as it was all over movements cannot exist. Internal derangements reveal themselves sooner the Pacific Coast. This was not due to or later on the surface. Headache, dark faulty spraying or to inferior solution, rings r round tho eyes, sallow skin, a con for even in the best handled orchards stant tired feeling—mean that the liver and in which I he leading brands of ar and digestive organr are needing help and correction. Chamberlain’s Stomach and senate of lead were used the loss of Liver Tablets give this necessary help. fruit was considerable. This loss from ’ tnofOUGHS Li« They work in naturo's own war- Th«» do not wormy fruit was due to the spraying FÖR^Oi.D3 rroiM BOTRI rm merrly flush tho bowrll but tone up the liver end ■Sumach to fulfill thsir proper function*. So mild being rendered ineffective by the AMP AILTHROAT AND IUIIG TROUBÎÛ and sentie do they act that one hardly realise« «they have taken medicine. Chamberlain'« breeds of ccdlin moth not appearing at lGC/ARARr£c£> SA775FACTORY let« can be relied upon to reliev« biliosunew the periods in which they usually i usdise«tioa, conatipation and diaaine«*. Sold ev- erywbere. Price 25 cents, [ come. The result was that the spraying t OR money RcruNoao. A Handsome Woman How Good News Spreads. • ‘I am 70 years old and travel moi* of the time” writes B. F. Tolson, <4 Elizabeth, Ky. “Everywhere I go I rev commend Electric Bitters, because I owe my excellent health and vitality to them. They effect a cure every time.” They never fail to tone the stomach, re gulate the kidneys and bowels, stimu late the liver, invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. They work won ders for weak run-down men and wo men, restoring strength, vigor and health that’s daily joy. Try them, only 50c. Satisfaction is positively guaran teed by the City Drug Store. DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Office in Ryan Building, California St, Upstairs JACKSONVILLE OREGON H. K. Hànna/Jn H. K. Hanna HANNA & HANNA Lawyers Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building JACKSONVILLE, A. E. OREGON REAMES Lawyer Practise in all State and Federal Courts Kahler Block GUS JACKSONVILLE NEWBURY Attorney-at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State MEDFORD, OREGON. For Paper Hanging- And Latest Styles of Wall Paper, Call on or Address C. F. BOWMAN Jacksonville, Oregon Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Hone.y For Coughs and Colds« New Shoe Shop I have just opened n r.hoc shop in Abbott’s Hardware Store where I cm prepr.ro 1 to make NEW BOOTS AND SHOES In a workmanlike manner. Repairing done promptly. I'ri es reasonable. W. R. Sparks