LOCAL NEWS
Get your ice cream at The Boss.
W. T. Grieve was a visitor at Med
ford, Tuesday.
W. B. Stevenson of Eagle Point was
iu town Thursday.
Harvey Dewing of Seattle Bar was
in town Wednesday.
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth,
for sale at this office.
Mrs. E. Marvin of the Applegate
was in town over Sunday.
Henry Wilson of the Applegate val
ley was in town this week.
Edward Helms attended the Elks
celebration at Yreka Monday.
W. H. Venable of the Applegate
valley was in town Wednesday.
Fres’i bread, cakes and pies always
on hand. Jacksonville Baker/.
F. M. Roundtree and Chas Dunford,
Jr. returned from Eugene, Sunday.
W. H. Johnson of Eagle Point was
a visitor in town Tuesday afternoon.
Insure your buildings in the Saint
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Joseph Goldsby of Bunc >m was doing
business in town Wednesday evening.
Miss Corinne Linn has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Eugene.
The ball game at Central Point Sun
day resulted in the following score:
Medford 4, Central Point 1.
Thouroghbred White Leghorn eggs
f>r hatching. 75 cents per setting.
Apply to John F. Miller.
The Rogue River Valley Abstract Co.
is busily engaged at the court house,
indexing the county records.
Miss Margaret Linn has gone to
Klamath Falls to spend the summer
the guest of Mrs. Evan Reames.
An engineer has been surveying
and establishing grades for sidewalks
along the principal streets this week.
Insure your buildings, automobile,
etc. in the St. Paul Fire & Marine In
surance Co. D. W. Bagshaw, Agent.
Miss Marian I. White, Medford’s
popular eighth grade teacher spent the
weeks end with her friend, Mrs. M.
Peter.
The attorney general has decided
the registration of votes should com-
mence Juno 7th. The primary election
Nov. 8th.
FOR SALE, A good 2% in wagon,
double bed, spring seat also set double
harness, price $25. A bargain for some
one. J. HARTMAN. Jacksonville.
H. F. Meader and wife Misses Mar
garet McCoy, May Turner, Clara Man
ning and Dr. Hart of Medford were
guest of Frank C. Kiser and wife last
Sunday.
Did you see the eclipse?
I
Our Band
Mrs. M. M. Taylor was a visitor at
!________
M> dford Tuesday.
Now as it is drawing towards fine and
A 1 Anderson of Medford attended the
beautiful evei nng and the summer com
ball g ame Sunday.
The .Doss has a fine line of fresh can- ' ing on, it is. the wish of the city at
large to once more have the Band on
dies. fr. dt and nuts.
the streets to wake us from the slum
Judge v 'alkins is holding court at
ber of t'je pakt winter and spring
Grants Pass this week.
on new |jfe again. The
and brir
R. M. Cuthb Wt of Medford passed Jacksonville Band has been keep
through this city - Sunday.
ing up steady practice during the wint
Wm Ulrich of hjedford was in town ! er ur der the leader-ship of Prof. Nor-
l‘nK- Our band cannot be surpassed
several days this wv’ek-
Dr. Warren Camero."1 of Uniontown b.v any city in the state of equal size.
It is th<e interest that the professor as
was in the city Wednesday-
Our complete stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
Mr. and Mrs. John Orth of Medford, '/ell ar. that which the boys take in
Consisting in part of the following:
the ba nd that make it the musical as
visited friends in town Sunday.
sembly that we have in this city now,
Cedar shingles for sale by T. L. De one of which all should be proud. The
Little Gents’ Linen Summer Suits 75c. to $1.25
vore. Price $2.75 per thousand!.
4 4
4 Í
band has added a new member Mr. E.
Percale Summer Suits 70c. to $1.00
Miss Mollie Ray of Applegate spent C. I logsett, who handles the 1st cor
4 4
4 4
All Wool Knee Pants 50c., 75c. and $1.00
several days in town tfiis week.
net t af if he has been there before.
4 4
4 4
Fellowing
are
the
names
of
those
Roy Davis of Salem ha^been appoint
Corduroy Pants $1.00.
rr embers at the practice this week, al-
ed court ret>orter for this district.
Boys
’
All
Wool
Summer Suits in Light and Dark Patterns
FOR SALE—A second hand mower, 3 0 Of the instruments of which they
$3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
viz:
play.
and sickle grinder. T. L. DeVore.
Prof. Norling..
Solo Cornet
Youths
’
Suits,
Fashionable
Cut in the Latest Shades
Mrs. Calkins accompained the Judge R. C. Chappell
Solo Cornet
$4.00,
$5.00,
$6.00
and $7.50
on his visit here Saturday afternoon.
E. C. Hogsett
1st. Cornet
Mrs. D. H. Jackson of Medford wa 3 Elmer Hoef..............
Men’s Suits, Full assortment for Summer and Fall
Clarinet
the guest of Miss Issie McCully, Sur i- Clyde Shaw.............
Clarinet
$12.00 to $25.00
day.
Sig Norling..............
Clarinet
Men
’
s
and
Boy
’
s
Dutchess
All Wool and Corduroy Trousers,
Come and try our Boston bak ed Herbert Launspach.
Clarinet
Manufacturers
Guarranty
with every pair
brown beans. B. Wetzel, Jacksonvi lie Frank Coleman........
Baritone
$3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
George Wendt........
Bakery.
Baritone
Trombone
Mrs. W. R. Coleman ar.d son left Roy Ulrich.............
Tenor
for Brownsville Sunday where they Chet Wendt............
Clarance Roundtree
Solo Alto
will visit Mrs. Claude Cate.
Come and See Us, We Mean Business
Florence Hall.......
1st. Alto
Jerry Nunan and family and -Chas Charles Thompson..
Bass
Nunan and wife spent Monday with R. B. Dow.'............
Bass
H. Von Der Hellen at Wellen.
Clint Dunnington...
Snare Drum
C. J. Kenney has purchased the ’ Ike Dunford..........
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
Bass Drum.
Boaz property in the eastern parlt of
city. Consideration not stated.
There’s A Reason
Miss Estella Steiger of Grants Pass,
For the large and increasing sale of'
spent Sunday in Jacksonville, the
Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. When in ’
guest of Mrs. Gertrude Norton.
the need of a cough medicine try it!
Miss Bessie Howard has returned to and will know the reason, Sold by '
San Francisco where she will resume City Drug Store.
her position with the Pacific Telephone
Co.
A Regular Toni Boy
MARRIED WOMEN
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dews, accom
was Susie- climbing trees and fences,
pained by Mr. and Mrs S. E. Dunning-
jumping ditches, whitling. always get
ton, visited friends on the Applegate
FROM ALL POINTS ON THE
Not Wanted as School Teachers ting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises, DURING 1910
Sunday.
bumps,
burns
or
scalds.
But
laws!
Attorneys C. L. Reames, , W. E.
in Forest Grove.
Her mother just applied Bucklen’s
J.
Phipps, O. C. Boggs, and Porter
!
Arnica
Salve and cured her quick.
the
court
Neff, of Medford were at 1
No married women will hereafter Heale everything
(LINES IN OREGON)
healable—Boils,
house Saturday afternoon.
be employed as teachers in the public Ulcers, Eczema. Old Sores, Corns or
For a burn or scald apply Chamber- schools of Forest Grove. This is not
RATES
TO
Piles. Try it. 25c at City Drug Store.
Idin’s Salve. It will allay the pain because they have not done satisfactory
$72.50
Chicago........................................
almost instantly and quickly heal the worK, but rather that the school board
Council Bluffs |
injured parts. For sale by All Dealers. has decided to employ only unmarried
Omaha...........|
A fine rain fell Tuesday night which women and widows-women who make
60.00
Kansas City.. k........................
will be ofc immense value to growing their own livelihood.
St. Joseph...)
vegetables, and other crops, although
St. Paul......... J
it may be bad for hay that is cut and
63.90
St Paul via Council Bluffs....
*
Dr. Bell’s Antiseptic Salve
still in the field.
60.00
Minneapolis direct...................
Is guaranteed for tetter, ringworm,
63.90
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs
FOR SALE-A tract of tihiberland,
eczema, chapped hands and lips, run-
66.90
containing 160 acres, situated in
Duluth, direct..........................
ning sores’ ulcers and in fact all skin
67.50
Douglas Co., Ore. Timber estimated
Duluth, via Council Bluffs....,
diseases. Good to use after Bhaving.
67.50
at 4,000,000 feet, fir and cedar.
St. Louis.............................. ..
25c a box. Sold by City Drug Stere.
Apply to Jacksonville Post.
Tickets will be'on sale May 2nd and 9th; June 2nd, 17th and 24th;
The new Oliver Typewriter, latest
July 5th and 22nd; August 3rd; September 8th.
FOR SALE
improved can be seen at this office.
Commencing May 16
We will offer at greatly reduced prices
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Everything must be sold by July 4
NUNAN-TAYLOR CO
Excursion Rates to the East
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Acheson’s
Dr. Ray has made several trips to
this city and vicinity lately. It is
stated that the Doctor and his associat-
es will begin improving - the Electric
Park Addition in the near future.
Chamberlain’s Liver Tablets will We have secured the agency for Jack
Farm, Stock, Tools, etc.
clear the sour stomach, sweeten sonville and surrounding country and
the breath and create a healthy ap would be pleased to receive your ord er.
I offer for sale the following described
Jacksonville Post property, in good locality, in Jackson
petite. They promote the flow of
gastric juice, thereby inducing good
A thunder storm, with much thunder County, Ore. A farm containing 164
digestion. Sold by All Dealers.
and vivid flashes of lightning, but acres, 30 acres in wheat; 8 in alfalfa;
Monday next is Memorial Day. A very lit'tle rain occurred Monday eve 5 in corn; 4 in garden land under irri
committee will visit the cemetery and ning. No damage was done, and the gation ditch belonging to farm. Bal
decorate the graves of the departed only perceptible effect was to cool the ance of land pasture.
A bearing orchard with plenty of
soldiers, and a detail from the G. A. atmosphere which had been somewhat
fruit for family use; also small fruits.
R. post at Medford will visit the ceme heated during the afternoon.
An 11 room, box house; 3 bams;
tery some time during the day.
FOR SALE.—A first class cigar and blacksmith shop and other outbuildings.
A touch of rheumatism, or twinge
confectionery business, price $1,000 and
1 Jersey cow, brood sow, chickens,
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
stock
at
invoice.
Also
a
modern
11-
mowing
machine, hay rake, plow, har
Chamberlain’s Liniment drives away
room residence, independent water row, etc.
the pain at once and cures the com-
right, and three lot3, price $5,500.
Spring water piped to house and
plaint quickly. First application gives
Apply at Deneff’s Confectionery.
barns. All the land is fenced; the
relief. Sold by All Dealers.
Mr. D. M. Curtis of South Bend, growing crops are included in price of
The dwelling of C. C. Pursel, who
farm, which is $3300. Terms: $1000.
resides on Little Applegate, some 3 Indiana, has ordered The Post sent to cash, balance in 3 years.
him
at
that
place.
Mr.
Curtis
was
a
miles above Buncom, was destroyed
A number of horses and Tersey cows
by fire Saturday afternoon. Mr. Pursel former resident of Jackson County and will be sold separate from the farm.
well
known
to
many
of
our
readers.
is unfortunate regarding losses by fire
Apply to J. Hartman,
as this is the third house he has lost in He is now engaged in the grocery
Jacksonville, Ore.
business
at
South
Bend.
the past five years.
A few drops of I. W. HARPER
Arrangements for the celebration are
Dr. Bell’s Antiseptic Salve
being made by the committee ir charge. whiskey will take the chill out of a
Good for all Skin Diseases.
Several qew and novel attractions are glass of ice water—It will improve the
taste
and
aid
your
digestion.
Careful
being secured, full particulars of which
Pine Tar and Honey
will be given later. The committee people use no other whiskey except I.
W.
HARPER.
Sold
by
E.
H.
Helms.
Have
been
used for generations in
assures us that it will be best celebra
The ball game Sunday was the most treating coughs. Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-
tion ever held in Southern, Oregon.
John D. Rockefeller would go broke interesting one played on the local Honey contains both combined with
if he should spend his entire income field this season. The result for a other valnable ingredients. Look for
trying to prepare a better medicine time was very doubtful, but a few the bell on the bottle. Be sure you
than Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and wild throws by members of the home get Dr, Bell’s. Sold by City Drug
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dys team, allowing the visitors to add Store.
entery or bowel complaints. It is four scores, changed what should have
simply impossible, and so says every been a victory into a defeat. The
one that has used it. Sold by ail score was: 'Granta Pass 9, Jacksonville
6.
Dealers.
The public schools closed- yesterday FOR SALE—Eighty acres of land in
We have now in stock
Shasta Co. Cal. Level, fine garden
after a most successful year. The
or fruit land, small house, ,only %
attendance has been good, and a lively
at our kiln, a large quan
mile from school, 3 miles to postof
interest in the school work has been
tity of first class drain
fice, some yellow pine and oak timber,
maintained during the entire term.
easily cleared. Price only $8X>. if
As seated in the “School Notes” last
tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches.
week an entire new corps of instruct sold at once. A bargain for some
one. Apply to
Jacksonville Post.
For sale at reasonable
ors has been secured for the next term.
FOR SALE: —Atract of ¡and in Sha3ta
The closing day of the school being our
prices. Call and ex
“press day” we are unable ¡to give an Co. Calif, containing 240acres, 20 acres
account of the commencement excer- in grain and alfalfa, about 160 acres of ;
amine, or send us your
tract can be made into meadow, balance 1
cises.
order.
The splendid work it C iamberlain’s good pasture. Good 12 room house, '
two
barns,
and
other
outbuildings,
Stomach and Liver Table's is daily
Jacksonville Brick, Tile
coming to light. N > such grand rem- all under fence. Only 1 mile to school.
i
Recorded
water
right
for
abuhdance
of
d / £ >: li ver and bowel troubles was
& Lime Company.
ever known before. Thnusands bless t water. Good title. A bargain if sold
them for curing constipation, sick at once. Price 130. per acre. Address DR. BELL’S ANTI-PAIN
headache, billiousness, jaundice and I Lan 1, care of Jacksonville Post, Jack
For lnt»m«l and External Paint.
sonville, Oregon. _
,
indigestion. Sold by A|> Dealers.
TILE FOR SALE
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points south of Portland
add ONE WAY local rate to Portland, to make through rate via Portland
One way through California, add $15.00 to above rates. Except that fares to
St Paul and Minneapolis one way via Califotnia will be $21.75 higher and fare
to Duluth $24.75 higher than fares via direct routes.
Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs
within limits in either direction.
Final return
limit three months from date of sale, but not
later than October 31st.
Inquire of any S. P. Agent for more complete information
or Wm. McMurray,
General Pansenirer A if ent.
Portland, Oregon
BUSINESS CARDS
Of Ladies’ Suits are superior to
any on the market because only
real merchant tailor cloth is used,
cloth the same grade, quality and
kind that gentlemen’s suits are
made of. Staple, serviceable, dur
able styles, never out of style, last
for years. Gives you a well-to-do
appearance.
Won’t spot from
water, shrink or look crumpled.
Ours are cut, made, tailored right
here in Portland. You can see and
hear all this when you come in.
It’s a wonder you don’t have one.
When in Portland don’t fail to see
suits worthy of your money.
If your size is not in stock we
will make one for you. Largest
stock of woolen in Portlarid to select
from.
I have just opened a shoe
shop in Abbott’s Hardware
Store where I am prepared
to make
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES
In a workmanlike manner.
Repairing done promptly,
Prices reasonable.
W. R. Sparks
148 5th St., Acheson Bldg.
Dentist.
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
Upstairs
JACKSONVILLE
H. K. Hanna
D. W. BAGSHAW
NOTARY
PUBLIC
AND
CONVEYANCER
Fire Insurance
OREGON
II. K. Hanna, Jr.
Lawyers
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
Office with Jacksonville Post
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
A. E.
KILLT he COUGH
and CURK ths LUNCSJ
NEWDISCOVERY
TAKE ELEVATOR
VOLOS I"TRIM80ULIfBtt
ANB ALL THROAT AND LUHG TROUBLES
Dr. Dell’s Pine-T ar-Honey
V6UA0ANT££D SAT/SFACTOfír
For Coughs and Colds.
SHAW
HANNA & HANNA
ACHESON CLOAK AND
SUIT CO.
«mi DR.KI Ifta'S
READY TO WEAR AND TO ORDER GARMENTS
DR. T. T.
REAMES
Lawyer
Practise in till Stato and Federai ('« urti
Kahler Block
GUS
JACKSONVILLE
NEWBURY
Attomey-at-Law
Will Practise in All Court« in the State
MEDFORD,
OREGON.