Jacksonville post., April 30, 1910, Image 3

Mi3s Elsie Young arrived from Port- J. R. Neil, W. C. Ki tto, Lewis Ulrich, also for silage; for horses, it should be
Barnum was gone, and John essa id
NO MORE OVERDRAFTS
land the first of the week to be with | T. T. Shaw,
Shaw, Frank
Frank Cameron, Miles | cut later or about the time the first
to handle the entire service, bu le
Chas F. Dun. 'ord, G.
her father Jas. Young .who is very ill Cantrail,
~
" N. Lewis, seeds are about half developed.
ran the train down the track about
Wool Sacks, Fleece with pneumonia.
I D. W. Bagshaw, Fra ik Edwards, J.
Vetch is one of the best hays grown
State Bank Examiner Issues half way to Medford, stopped her and
Dews, and J. Hart nan.
Twine, Little’s Patent
for the dairy herd and should receive
Mrs. David Smith and Mrs. Warren
then went back and collected fares.
Smith who have been visiting relatives FOR SALE —Eighty at res of land in attention from dairymen. If grown on
Two young, obst rep<. rous and wicked
Circular.
Sheep Dip for sale,
Shasta Co. Cal. Lev el, tine garden old grain land fifty pounds of land
in Jacksonville left for Klamath Falls
fellows got off and refuse.! to pay jnst
Nunan-Taylor Co. the first of the week.
or fruit land, small h ouse, only -'4 plaster per acre, sown ubout April 1st,
then, and John had io go back to his
.Tide
from school, 3 mi les to postof- will often double the crop:
The local banks have received a letter engine and haul them free of charge.
The
Jacksonville
ball
tossers
were
Get your ice cream at The Boss.
fi-e, some yellow pine a nd oak timber,
from State Bank Examiner Steel in re­ He couldn’t be in two places at once,
defeated on the home grounds by the
A. E. Reames was in town Tuesday. | Central Point aggregation Sunday.
ea> ’ily cleared. Price < inly $800. if
gard to overdrafts, urging that bank­ after al).
The Demon o' the Air
sold at once. A bargai n for some­
ers discontinue the honoring of same.
B. M. Collins was in Medford Sunday. I The score was 9 to 6.
William, the treasurer of the road,
one. Apply to
Jack: lonville Post. is the germ of LaGrir ,pe, that, breathed Mr. Steel calls special attention to the is a king in his own right. He has
B. F. Mulkey was in town Thursday i Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M^ss and Miss
About thirty-five Medford automo­ in, brings suffering to thousands. Its law in regard to the matter, and ad­ charge of the evening service. Nifty
morning.
I Iris Cook came from Grants Pass by
biles,
containing persons belonging to after effects are Weakness, nervousness vises that the practice must bestopped. thing, that evening service, It consists
automobile
Sunday
and
tarried
a
short
Rev. Ennis returned from Oakland
the
Portl
and Business Men’s, excursion, lack of appetite, energy and ambition,
of a motor car that will in a pinch,
i time with Jacksonville friends.
Saturday.
visited
t.iis
city Tuesday afternoon. with disord ered 'liver and kidneys, the
hold eight people. It runs by gasoline
James McGuire was convicted of
All kinds of job printing done at
Barnum at Portland.
greatest need then is Electric Bitters,
power—unless it burns out a sparking
| manslaughter, in the circuit court at As the report that no stop would be
this office.
the splendid tonic; blood purifier and
made
here,
had
been
received,
no
pre
­
plug, or a dewdad, or whatever it is
B. E. Haney of this city was at Med­ Grants Pass, this week. His attorney parations to welcome, or receive the regulator of St omach, Liver and kid­
that happens to motor cars that run
has
filed
motion
for
a
new
trial.
The
following
article
concerning
our
ford Monday.
visitors ha d been made. After a short neys. Thousands have proved that they townsman Mr. W. II. Barnum ap­ on tracks. The nifty part of it is that
For sale, or will trade for saddle pony visit the p arty returned to Medford, wonderfully strengthen the nerves,
Ralph Jennings of Buncom was in
you pay 50 cents to ride on the motor
a high grade organ with large cabinet leaving that place on the train for build up the system and restore health peared in the Portland Journal April
town Saturday.
car. Two bits is the fare one way in
21.
We
omit
the
Journal
’
s
head
lines:
back and mirror, also stool. Phone
and good spirits after an attack of
Ashland and points south.
the passenger coach in the daytime.
Mrs. W. R. Tucker of Medford was Medford Main 2271, ask for Frank.
“
W.
H.
Barnum,
accompanied
by
Grip, if suff ering, try them. Only 50c.
in town Thursday.
FOR SALE:—Atract of land in Shasta . Sold by City Drug Store.
After a while the Rogue River Val­
Mrs. Barnum, of Jacksonville, is spend­
David Horn, a pioneer citizen of
ley Railroad company will have a lull
For Sale—Lettuce and onions, Call Siskiyou County, California, and well Co. Calif, containing 240 acres, 20 acres
ing a few days in the city.
in grain and alfalfa, about 160 acres of
on Mrs. Schopflen,
There is probably no other man in the crew, for George is growing up.
known to many of our readers, died
E. D. Briggs of Ashland, was a vis- suddenly at Ashland, Saturday evening. tract can be made into meadow, balance
United States that holds as many re­ George is the youngest son. Some­
Put
in
Four
Himself.
good pasture. Good 12 room house,
itor in town Saturday.
sponsible positions in railroad circles as times George acts as conductor. It is
FOR SALE—A tract of timberland, two barns, and other outbuildings,
Mr. Barnum. But the good people of really not such a hard task, after one
Al. Anderson of Medford was a visitor
containing 160 acres, situated in all under fence. Only 1 mile to school.
W hen < Jen’l John Corson Smith was Jacksonville go ci'll t along, paying no gets his hand in. But great changes
in town Saturday.
Douglas Co., Ore. Timber estimated Recorded water right for abuhdance of Lieuteni mt Governor of Illinois, one of
attention to his greatness. They are are scheduled for the Rogue River Val­
Miss. Emma Armstrong was a visitor
at 4,000,000 feet, fir and cedar.
water. Good title. A bargain if sold the colo red j anitors of the State House used to it. He is the president, General ley railroad. The company is soon to
Apply to Jacksonville Post. at once. Price $30. per acre. Address at Sprii igfi<;ld came into his office one
at Medford Saturday.
manager, master mechanic, superin­ place in commission a motor car that
J. C. Hogsett and family of Seattle Land, care of Jacksonville Post, Jack­ mornin g a'.id related the following inci
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edsall of Shake,
tendent, train dispatcher, engineer, will accommodate 40 passengers. It
are in town looking for a residence. sonville, Oregon.
were in town Saturday.
dent, 1 vh’.ch, he said, occurred in the fireman and section boss of the Rogue was tried out the other day and proved
Call at the Boss, f or some of that Mr. Hogsett is an abstractor and in­
Our agents make $50,00 a week sel­ negro lc ;]ge of which he was a mem­ River Valley Railroad company. His a failure. Something was too light—
tends opening an office if he can secure ling new process water color portrait ber:
delicious candy.
son, John’ is secretary, and another the dynamo, perhaps. Anyway, Mr,
xj ballot box was passed, and the son, William, is treasurer.
Barnum says, it will be all right when
and gold frame. Costs 90 cents com­
J. L. Hammersly Esq. of Gold Hill a suitable location.
Grandfather knows good whiskey and plete with glass, sells for $1.98. Samples Wc rshipful Master asked, “How is the
The Rogue River Valley railroad runs wh atever is broke is fixed, and then
was in town Saturday.
b’ ¿lot in the South Brother Junior War- from Medford to Jacksonville, a dis­ the engineer will be out of a job. It
B. F. Mulkey returned from Grants since he was a boy HARPER has been and instructions free. Young man in c’ .en?’
his
choice.
It
’
s
good
enough
for
me,
Ohio
made
$22.00
in
one
day.
We
are
tance of five miles. The train makes will give him an opportunity to attend
Pass, Saturday evening.
and for YOU too, in short it is the best the largest picture and frame house in I “Cl’ar in the South, Wors.iipful. ”
six trips to and from Medford daily, to bis other duties.”
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth, —Buy HARPER from E. H. Helms.
the world. One general agent wanted 4 “How is the ballot in thé West, Bro. and con.istsof a coach, sometimes two,
for sale at this office.
Mrs. Annie Henry, the aged lady in each county. Give us referen- 2e Senior Warden?”
and an engine.
“Cl’ar in the West, Worshipful?”
G. C. Culy of Talent transacted whose illness was mentioned in a former and we will extend you thirty da y>s
FOR SALE, A good 2in wagon,
Barnum has never yet acted as con­
The W. M. then inspected the ballot ductor. John does that. John is con­
business in town Saturday.
issue of this paper, died Friday after­ credit with steady, honorable eng ,lOy-
double
bed, spring seat also set double
Miss Leona Ulrich is night operator noon, aged about seventy-eight years. | ment at a big income. Our bu- ane3S box and said. “And cl’ar in the East. ductor, brakeman, switchman, and
at the telephone exchange.
Funeral services were held Sunday, at > is established twenty-five year 3 \ye I therefo’decl’ar Mr. Josephus Johnson straw boss on the section. One time, harness, price $25. A bargain for some­
| are not in the picture aud fram 3 trust. duly elected to take the degrees in this Jacksonville people say, the elder one. J. HARTMAN. Jacksonville.
A new line of wall paper just receiv­ 2 o’clock P. M.
Mrs.
Shephard
of
Salt
Lake
City
I We want honorable,^ trustw< >rthy re. lodge.”
ed at Fred Fick’s.
Up jumped a big coon, black as the
presentatives only. You nee j n0 cap.
at
the
M.
E.
W. E. Phipps, a prominent attorney will deliver a lecture
ace of spades, and cried: “That’s a
church Friday, May 6. Mrs. Shephard j ital to work for us. We 1 teach you ’fernal lie, Worshipful Master; I done
of Medford was in town Saturday.
how to make a success,
Address at put in four black balls myself.” Ex­
For Sale:—Green velvet couch cover, is a lecturer of national reputation and once. WILLIAMS ART
COMPANY,
in
ability
is
far
ahead
of
Mrs.
Unruth
also set of books. Mrs. Leeves.
DURING 1910
FROM ALL POINTS ON THE
2515 W. Taylor Street, ( Chicago' Ill. change.
Miss Margaret McClellen of Roseburg who was here recently.
In answering state “ ¿aw advertise­
We guarantee Sutherland’s Eagle
visited Miss Leona Ulrich Tuesday.
ment in Jacksonville ’ /Ost. ”
DR. BELL’S ANTI-PAIN
Eye Salve to cure common sore eyes in
Pat Donegan of this city, attended
There is more cat? „h ¡n this section
24 to 36 hours. This seems strange but
For Internal and External Pains*
the ball game at Grants Pass, Sunday.
(LINES IN OREGON)
it is backed bv our guarantee. You run of the country thar ap other diseases
The Boss has a fine line of fresh can- no risk and it only costs 25c. Sold by put together, and until the last few
TO
RATES
di e> s. fruit and nuts.
years was suppr se(] to be incurable.
City Drug Store.
Chicago.................................................................. $72.50
For a great ma ny years doctors pro-
Cyrenus Combest of Buncom was
While the eastern states are receiving : nounced it ale cal disease and prescribed
Council Bluffs^
transacting business in town Saturday.
heavy falls of snow, and the sunfiy local remedic . gj and by constantly failing
Omaha.......... |
Cedar shingles for sale by T. L. De­ south is being visited with a blizzard, to cure wit! , ]ocal treatment, pronoun­
Kansas City.. }■.................................................
60.00
vore. Price $2.75 per thousand.
the people of Jacksonville are eating ced it inc jrable. Science has proven
St. Joseph... I
St. Paul.........
A number of strangers have been in strawberries grown and ripened in the catarrh t 0 be a constitutional disease
St Paul via Council Bluffs.................................. 63.90
town this week looking for locations. gardens of this city, beneath the sunny - and th< before requires constitutional
skies of Southern Oregon.
Minneapolis direct................................................ 60.00
treatrr ent. Hall’s catarrh cure, man-
Insure your buildings in the Saint
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs............................ 63.90
The new Oliver Typewriter, latest ufact ared by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Duluth, direct....................................................... 66.90
improved can be seen at this office. Ohl' ¡a the only constitutional cure on
W. R. Coleman and R. B. Dow left We have secured the agency for JacK- the market. It is taken internally in
Duluth, via Council Bluffs................................... 67.50
for Portland Tuesday on a business sonville and surrounding country and d Jseg from 10 drops to a teaspoonfu).
St. Louis..................................
67.50
trip.
acts directly on the blood and mucus
would be pleased to receive your order. | ,
Tickets will be on sale May 2nd and 9th; June 2nd, 17th and 24th;
Every Bottle is Guaranteed
J acksonville Post [surfaces of the system, They offer
July 5th and 22nd; August 3rd; September 8tK
Every bottle of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-
one
hundred
dolllars
for
any
case
it
The railroad to the Blue Ledge wi’J
Honey is guaranteed to give satisfaction be a great benefit to the whole Ap­ fails to cure. Send for circulars and
in all throat and bronchial troubles. plegate valley, atfording an isasy mean? testimonials. Aduress: F. J. Cheney*
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points south of Portland
Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by City Drug
Sold by City Drug Store.
of transportation for the products of
add ONE WAY local rate to Portland, to make through rate via Portland
Store. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con
the farms, mines, and forests,- besi des
One way through California, add $15.00 to above rates.
stipation.
Thomas Bagshaw who had been vis- increasing the value of lands . >0 to 100
iting friends in Washington, returned per cent.
MARRIED
Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs
Tuesday.
The ingredients are on the carton
within limits in either direction.
Final return
FULLER
—
CONNELLY-At
the court
Mrs. Gertrude Norton and Flora Dr. Bell,s Pine-Tar-Honey con tains no
limit three months from date of sale, but not
house in Jacksonville, Ore. Mon­
Thompsou were at Medford Saturday habit producing drugs’ and always
later than October 31st.
day, April 25, 1910, by Judge J. R.
gives satisfaction. Look for the bell
evening.
Neil;
James
D.
Fuller
and
Iva
Con
­
on
the
Bottle.
Sold
by
City
Drug
Come and try our Boston baked
nelly.
Inquire of any S. P. Agent for more complete information
Drown beans. B. Wetzel, Jacksonville Store.
Bakery.
The committee appointed to secure
or Wm. McMurray,
Miss Myrtle Dickey of Salem is vis­ the right of way tor the ra ilroad to “STRAWBERRIES ARE RIPE
General I’aHscnger Agent,
iting her cousin Jno. Duggan and the mines began active operat ions yes­
Portland, Oregon
terday.
It
is
expected
that
th
e
rights
family.
E. C. Sharpe of Medford was in at will be secured without much trouble Sang the Birds in Jacksonville
tendance at the council meeting Sat­ as the property owners being alive to
MINERS NOTICE Notice of Location
their interest, are anxious to get the
April 26th.
urday night.
both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this
office,
JACKSONVILLE POST.
Mesdames S. E. Dunnington and C. road.
I have just opened a shoe
FOR SALE.—A first class cigar and
F. Dunford visited friends at Grants
On Tuesday, April 26, ripe straw­
shop in Abbott’s Hardware
Of Ladies' Suits are superior to
confectionery business, price $1,000 and berries were gathered in the garden
Pass, Saturday
Store where I am prepared
I
BUSINESS CARDS.
stock
at
invoice.
Also
a
modern
11-
any on the market because only
Work is progressing rapidly on the
of Mr. S. P. DeRoboam of this city,
to make
road improvement between this city room residence, independent water and in fact we heard of a few that
real merchant tailor cloth is used,
right, and three lots, price $5,500.
and Medford.
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES
were gathered last week but did not
cloth the same grade, quality and
DR. T. T. SHAW
mention the fact as we were not sure
Attorney H. Withington of Medford, Apply at Deneff’s Confectionery.
kind that gentlemen’s suits are
In a workmanlike manner.
NOTICE—All persons having books as to the name of the grower. The
was transacting business at the court
made of. Staple, serviceable, dur­
Dentist.
Repairing done promptly.
belonging to the Jacksonville Library 1 berries grown by Mr. DeRoboam are
house Saturday.
able styles, never out of style, last
Prices reasonable.
that
have
been
out
more
than
two
:
not
"hot
house
”
fruit,
butwere
picked
C. M. Ruch, a prominent citizen of
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
Ruch, Oregon, was transacting business weeks are requested to return them at from plants grown in the open air, with­ for years. Gives you a well-to-do
Upstairs
once. This is important and should out protection of any kind except our
appearance.
Won’t spot from
in town Monday.
excellent climate.
receive
prompt
attention.
water, shrink or look crumpled.
C. L. Munson representing the Pacific
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Ours are cut, made, tailored right
Paper Co. of Portland, was calling on ¿For tetter, ringworm, eczema, run­
ning sores and all skin diseases Dr.
Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey
his customers Tuesday.
here in Portland. You can see and
Vetch in Oregon.
For Coughs and Colds*
If you contemplate papering your Bell’s Antiseptic Salve is guaranteed
hear all this when you come in.
to give satisiaction or you get your
IL K. Hanna
II. K. Hanna, Jr.
I
house cal! and see the new designs at
(B y D r . J as . W hitycombe .)
It's a wonder you don’t have one.
money back. Price 25c. Sold by City
Fick’s. Prices right.
HANNA & HANNA
This forage plant finds an exception­
Drug Store.
When in Portland don’t fail to see
D. W. BAGSHAW
Thouroghbred White Leghorn eggs
ally congenial home West of the Cascad­
Owing
to
the
increased
volume
of
suits worthy of your money.
for hatching. 75 cents per setting.
Lawyers
business, the Jacksonville office of the es. It is valuable either for hay, silage,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
If your size is not in stock we
Apply to John F. Miller.
Fruitgrowers Bank will, after May 1st pasture or for soiling. Al) classes of
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
will make one for you. Largest
Have you seen the comet vet? It is close at 3:30 P. M. instead of keeping stock are exceedingly fond of vetch,
Fire Insurance
stock of woolen in Portland to select
said to be visible in the eastern skv at open until 4 o’clock as at present. It is about equal to alfalfa in food val­
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
Office with Jacksonville Post
an early hour in the morning.
from.
This change is made in order to allow ue but consumed with less waste.
Sown early in the fall at the rate of
OREGON
M. M. Taylor and wife spent several the cashier more time for the bookeep­
JACKSONVILLE,
about sixty pounds per acre with one
days at the Blue Ledge Mine this week ing part of his work.
A. E. REAMES
bushel of winter oats or wheat it should
visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Carnahau.
A number of farmers from the Ap­
yield
from
three
to
four
tons
of
hay
per
Reports from all over the valley in­ plegate country, who own land in the
KILLTH e COUGH
Lawyer
dicate that this years’ fruit crop will region to be traversed by the proposed acre. For cattle a mixture of oats READY TO WEAR AND TO ORDER GARMENTS
ANDCURETwqUNCS Practise in all State and Federal Courts
surpass the record of all previous railroad to Joe Bar were in town this and vetch is desirable; for horses,
■ wheat and vetch are better.
148 5th St., Acheson Bldg.
years.
week and were interviewed in regard
Vetch is a legume, hence a soil build-
Kahler Block
JACKSONVILLE
County Clerk Coleman is having his to the matter. All were heartily in . er. It is hardy and easily grown.
TAKE ELEVATOR
favor
of
the
road
being
built
and
ex
­
office at the court house renovated and
Vetch drilled in on a thoroughly disced
repainted. R. C. Chappell is doing the pressed their willingness to assist in | spring sown stubble will produce a
the matter of rignt of way, etc.
lor Ail Skin Diseases
work.
GUS
NEWBURY
1 good crop. There is nothing better for
litt t>O<&$I.OÓg
For Sixteen Years
The following named persons have I winter cover crop than vetch.
Dr. Bell,s Antiseptic Salve is the best.
TRIAI OOTTlf fPEl g
Atlorncy-at-Law
Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. Has been been appointed as committee to inter­
Vetch should be cut for hay when ' It is a creamy snow white ointment
used by millions of people with perfect view the property owners and secure the first pods are formed and the seed , pleasant to use and every box is guar­ AM ALL THROAT AMD LUNG TROUBLES
Will Practise in All Courts in the|Stata
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY H
satisfaction. ForCoughs, Colds, Asthma the right of way for the new railroad begins to develop, for cattle. Thia
This nteed. Price 25c. Sold by City Drug
in fact all throat and bronchial troubles. to the Blue Ledge mires; Jerry Nunan, | same stage of ripen o.- aj about right Store.
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
LOCAL NEWS
Excursion Rates to the East
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
J
New Shoe Shop
W. R. Sparks
ACHESON CLOAK AND
SUIT CO.
N£