Jacksonville post., June 25, 1910, Image 4

of di*oree>
Wm. Ulrich assignee vs. Hattie M.
Neubcr. Order permitting D. H.
I Jackson as trustee to be made a party.
George Coster vs. John Mattis.
Claim for lien filed.
In the matter of assignment of T.
J. Kenney, an insolvent debtor. Order
to pay ¿1000. to trustee of Geo. E.
Neuber-
In the matter of the application of
C. F. Willis to register title—Default.
MARKETING & TELEPHONY
Y
OUR FAITHFUL BELL TELEPHONE,
R. G. Patch vs. Cascade Coal Co.,
a corporation. Action fur damages,
Complaint filed.
Alfred T. Williams et al vs. M. M.
Heard. Complaint filed, Affidavit ind
undertak
»king
' „ for restraining order filed
and restraining order issued.
PROBATE COURT
always at your elbow, steadily increases in usefulness.
Estate of J< hn Lett deceased.
Petition for probate of will.
In the matter of the estate of J. B.
' White deceased. Filing of final ac-
' count.
Estate of Alma N. Bullock, deceased.
[ Report of sale of real property and
I order confirming same.
Estate cf Martha M. Coleman de­
time within the range of the Long Distance Service.
ceased. Order for discharge of Admin­
istrator.
In the matter of the estate of Anna
PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
Henry deceased. Petition for probate
of will and appointment of Executor.
/ Hell Telephone is the Center of the System
Estate of Huldah Colver, deceased.
Order confirming sale of real property.
I Estate of Gemenemus Goble, de-
1 ceased. Petition for appointment of
administrator.
Estatsof Thomas J. Young, deceased.
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
Inventory and appraisement filed.
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
Estate of Daniel P. Brittain, deceased.
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
Order appointing administrator.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Annabel MacKinnon, a minor. Guard-
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
ian’s report of sale.
Estate of Milton W. Hampton, de­
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1910
ceased. Order allowing final account.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
Granulated Eye Lids
It does a score of errands while a messenger is doing
one. You come to accept telephone service as a matter of
course, like the air you breathe or the water you drink.
Your Hell Telephone performs these daily services of
neighborhood communication, and it docs more—it is a unit
in the universal system and enables you to reach anyone any
^-JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
The Post has received a letter of inquiry from the
promoters of the proposed county of Nesmith, asking our
price for the insertion of a supplement to be furnished by
them advertising the proposition. We have declined
the proposition for these reasons: First; it is contrary to
the postal regulations. Second; unless properly authen­
ticated it is contrary to the provisions of the corrupt
practice act, and Third; we are equipped to print and
publish the Post in our own office and it would not be
businesslike or proper to circulate such matter printed
elsewhere. We have notified the parties interested that
we will publish any election advertising in the regular
manner at the usual rates.
Elsewhere in this paper, mention is made that Fred
W. Mears of Medford has consented to enter the race as
a candidate for legislative honors. Mr. Mears is a well
known attorney of more than average ability, whose
integrity is unquestioned, and although comparatively
speaking, he is a newcomer, he has thoroughly identified
himself with the interests of the county. If nominated
and elected he will represent all sections of Jackson county,
fairly and impartially.
The Best Remedy
Kept The King At Home.
For all kinds of sore eves is Sunder­
land’s Eagle Eye Salve. It is creamy
“For the past year we have kept the
snow white ointment and would not in­ King of all laxatives —Dr. King's New
jure the eyes of a babe. Guaranteed. Life Pills-in our home and they have
2x'. at City Drug Store.
proved a blessing to all our family,”
writes Paul Mathulka, |of Buffalo, N.
Y. Easy, but sure remedy for all
STORE BURNS AT WIMER
Stomach, I.ivcr and Kidney troubles.
Only 25c. at City Drug Store.
LOSS IS ABOUT $6,000.
THE COURT HOUSE
The general merchandise store of
Jones & Palmer, at Wimer, a little
town about seven miles above Wood­ Items of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
ville, was completely destroyed by tire
Tax Payers
early Monday morning.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The loss is estimated at $(5000. with
very little insurance. The proprietors
James E. Randles and Elsie Henness.
were sleeping in the building and
Lester C. Losey and Gladys N. Ward.
barely escaped with their lives. The
II. W. Andrews and Grace Owens.
origin of the fire is unknown, though
C. W. Tuipin and Waitie Howard.
it is thought to have been the work of
an incendiary.
C. E. Walker and S. Olive Murray.
A. J. Hübsch and Iva M. Morgan.
Walter Cronk and Kate F. Weaver.
MARRIED
Arthur
C. Booth and Mabel E.
LOSEY-WARD-At the city hall in
Ashland, Oregon, June 16. 1910. by Bigham.
CIRCUIT COURT
M. F. Eggleston, J. P; Lester C.
Losey and Gladys N. Ward.
In the matter of the application of
TURPIN HOWARD At Medford, Sat­ Judson G. Goble to register title.
urday, June 18, 1910, by Rev. W. T. Order appointing examiner of titles.
Goulder* C. W. Turpin and Waitie
R. Schuler vs. T. W. Osgood et al.
Howard.
Order for appointing examiner of titles.
HÜBSCH-MORGAN—A the residence
Scott W. Davis vs. State Land
of Rev. Ennis in Jacksonville, Ore.,
Board, et al. Same order.
Monday, June 20, 1910, by Rev. Rob
Bertha S. Barnum vs. ChasH. Pierce,
ert Ennis; A. J. Hübsch and Iva M.
et al. Same order.
Morgan.
Chas Prim and W. I. Vawter vs.
Revenue Mining Co. Order confirming
Don*/ Experiment With a Cough
Sheriff’s sale.
Lottie Pelton vs. Medford National
When Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Hi ncy has Bunk. Order sustaining demurrer.
boen used l>v millions of | topic for
M. Watkins et al vs. J. P. Harr and
sixteen years with a steady increasing
Bert
Harr. Orderoverruling demurrer.
demand. Look for the Bell on ll><
Levi Stuart vs. Drills Stuart. Decree
Bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
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Can be cured without cauterizing or
rcurifying by the use of Sunderland’s
Eagle Eye Salve. We guarantee it to
cure. 25c at City Drug Store.
Prohibitionists Nominate.
The nominating committee of the
Prohibition State Convention, which
met in Portland recently, named the
following state officers:
For Governor—A. E. Eaton, of
Union.
For Secretary of State—N. A. Davis,
of Milton.
For State Treasurer —Leslie Butler,
of Hood River.
For Congress, Second District Geo.
B. Platt, of Portland.
The platform is the most interesting
feature of the convention, for it covers
a wide range. Cognizance is taken of
the recent convention of retail liquor
dealers who have determined on a
higher standard of saloons, but the
Prohibition platform contends that the
better the saloon, the more pernicious.
Don't Be Annoyed
With skin troubles, chaps. pimples,
black heads, eczema or "sores. When
one25c box of Dr. Bell's Antiseptic
Salve will cure you. Try it at once.
Sold by City Drug Store.
lhe Bond Plan.
The proposed initiative measure to
empower counties to issue bonds for
road purposes ought to pass. Those to
whom the petitions are presented for
signature should not hesitate to sign.
It is an entirely proper measure to be
offered the electorate, and one that is
almost certain to be adopted.
The measure itself does not issue
bonds. No bonds could be issued un­
til after a vote authorizing it in the
county in which such vote is taken.
It is merely a plan to clothe each
county with authority to use the bond­
ing plan for improving the roads of
that county if, after maturer consider­
ation, the people of that county shall,
by popular vote, determine to do so.
A road is an asset of economic and I
social life. A farmer connot do good I
farming with a broken plow or a worn .
out binder. He cannot haul grain to ,
market satisfactorily or economically
with a team of cayuse ponies, or on a
wagon with half the spokes out of one
wheel. Nor can he economically or ,
satisfactorily transport his products to
the buyer or railroad station over a
cayuse road. The attempt to do so is
costly, wasteful and helps to cause
failure. The cayuse road costs the
farmers of the country $300,000,OfX),
and the farmers of Oregon $2.000,000
every year. It is an awful toll on
human endeavor, ami that is why the
plan has been evolved for authorizing
any Oregon county to issue bonds as an
aid in good road building. It is un­
thinkable that the measure can meet I
with serious opposition.—Journal.
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Central Point.
CHOICE CANDIES
FRESH FRUITS
From The Herald.
Almonds will be a splendid crop
Rogue River Valley this season.
Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers’ Articles
The wheat hay crop is the best in
in quality for many seasons.
More cement walks are still under
course of construction ar.d our city con­
tinues to grow. Let us hope that the
last mossback has shed bis skin.
No, that was not the chain gang you
saw on the streets of Central Point,
FRANK ROBISON, Proprietor
that waj merely an army of laborers
putting in a couple of hundred of taps
for patrons of the new water system.
HOT OR COLD BATHS
The report that the Norcross orchard
had been sold for $20,000 was erroneous
Agent for
as only one half the place was sold for
the handsome sum of $10,000, the pur­
Medford Domestic Laundry
chaser being a Mr. Buz, recently of
Chicago.
OREGON
lACKSONVlLLE,
Charles M. Davis, painter and dec
orator, recently of Tenino, Washington,
has announced his intention of opening
a paint, paper and window fixtures es­
tablishment in Central Point if a suit­
A BRAND NEW LINE OF
able building can be obtained.
Prosperity grows on trees in (he
Rogue River Valley, but the trees bear­
ing this splendid variety of fruit do not
come up volunteer. The self pruning,
self cultivating orchard is only the
dream ef the mossback.
William Sturtevant of Heppner was
transacting business in Central Point
Friday. Mr. Sturtevant paid a visit to M JUST ARRIVED. PRICES RIGHT. CALL AND EXAMINE
the Rogue River Valiev twelve years
ago and is more than surprised at the
Frpd J. Fick. Contractor and Buildir
wonderful development which has taken M
place in that time.
Crawl out of that old turtle shell of
do-nothing and make a start in life.
Roses are born of thorns but figs are
not the fruit of thistles, Puli the
J
spider webs from your eyes and do a
little looking, you will soon see some
way to boost your home town.
Canyonville will i ave to come again
in the matter of potatoes, peas, cab-
bage and other delicious garden deli-
Family Trade Solicited
cacies. Frank Hawk’s floral potatoes
are' still in evidence. Upon examina­
tion it is found that these vines, while ;
yet in bloom, have potatoes on their I
roots as large as hen’s eggs, but that’s j
nothing. Grandpa Jeffers, who lives j
just across the street from the Herald
office, has real potatoes and brought j
the scribe a mess of them. They may i
not be better tl.an Canyonville spud3,
or Hawk.s Irish lemons, but they taste 1
better to us.
£
J. W. ROBINSON, M. D., Proprietor
’i
W. C. Deneff & Co
Barber Shopand Bath
Room
BEST GRADE
THE
LUY& KEEGAN, Props.
Sole
The
Oregon Sidelights.
Agents Albany
Beer
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City Drug Sto
Handles a 1 full line of School Supplies con-
ooks. Tablets, Pencils, Penholders
sisting of Books,
rennoiaers
etc. Novelties, Stationery, Cigars, Toilet Ar­
ticles, Perfumes, Magazines and Periodicals
Oregon is now a colossal vista of
beauty.
Nehalem will soon have a new water
pipe line.
fl
Vale postoffice receipts are increasing
heavily.
Falls City has a new rock crusher
and steam roller.
Great first alfalfa crop along the I
lower Umatilla.
Tillamook has got conspicuously cn
the map at last.
We have on hand for sale the following
Woodburn at last is to have a system I
blanks viz:
of sewerage, something long needed.
Lease,
An automobile trip, with five passen­
Mortgages,
gers, has been made already to Crater
Bill of Sale,
Lake from Medford.
Agreements.
Ashland by refusing a railroad fran­
W arranty Deeds,
chise, is considered mossbacky by some
Quit Claim Deeds,
people of other towns.
Chattel Mortgage,
Ack now ledgements.
Change in Southern Pacific Time Real Estate Contract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Table.
Location Notice Quartz,
Effective January 1st, 1910.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Real Estate Agents Contract,
Notice Application for Liquor License
No. 18........
8:04 A.M.
No. 12 Shasta Limited.......... 2:36 A.M. At reasonable prices. We intend adding
No. 16 Oregon Express.........5:24 P.M. other blanks as fast as possible until
No. 14 Portland Express. ...8:39 P.M. the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice.
A New and Complete Line of
Post Cards
LEGAL BLANKS
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No.
No.
No.
No.
11
15
13
19
JACKSONVILLE POST.
Shasta Limited.......... 5:47 A.M.
California Express. .10:35 A.M.
San Fran. Express.. .3:32 P.M.
Ashland Passenger. .11:22 P.M.
The Weather.
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
Do You Get The Best
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
If you have a cough, cold, asthma, for Jacksonville, for month of May.
croup orany throat or bronchial trouble Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
and use Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey, tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
you do. Look for the Bell on the Bot­
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CH R'CT
DATE MAXI­ MINI­
tle. Sold by City Drugstore.
MUM TAT’N
OF DAY
MUM
A Handsome Woman
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Every woman may not be hand-
some, but every woman should 1
keep with care the good points ■
nature has given her. No woman
need have sallow skin, dull eye,
blotchy comploxion, who pays 1 I
proper attention to her health.
Whereconstipation.liverderange- I
menta, blood impurities and other
irreirularities exist, good complex­
ion, bright eyes and sprightly
movements cannot exist, internal
lera.-igenicnts reveal themselves sooner
■>r later on the surface. Headache, dark
I ’.¿S around the eyes, sallow skin, a con-
ta-rf tired feeling- mean that the liver
end digestive organs are needing help and
errection. Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Jver Tablets give this necessary help.
:*i«y work in nature's own way. They do no«
' . rehr flush the bowels but tone up the liver and
t-i-n.ch to fulfill their proper functusna. So mtld
'.nJ r-ntle do thee act that one hardly realiaea
:hal they have taken medicine. Chamberfain a
1 -rblets can be relied upon to relieve bthouaneaa.
ind.cevtion, con.tip.tion and diaunoaa. Sold ev-
try where. Pnc. 25 cents.
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Temperature—mean max. 78.06; mean
min. 45.42; mean 61.74; Max. 98 on 30th.
min. 37, on 15; greatest range 4G.
Precipitation Total for month, 1.46
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .73 inches
on 9,.
Jacksonville
Meat Market
JOHN DUNNINGTON, Prop.',
Dealer in
All Kinds of Fresh and
Cured Meats, Choice
Lard, Etc.
Jacksonville.
Oregon
TILE FOR SALE
We have now in stock
at our kiln, a large quan­
tity of first class drain
tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches.
For sale at reasonable
prices. Call and ex­
amine, or send us your
order.
Jacksonville Brick, Tile
& Lime Company.
FURNITURE
Having purchased the business
formerly conducted by the Med­
ford Furniture Co., I am pre­
pared to fill your orders for all
kinds of Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs and
Housefurnishing
Goods in the LATEST STYLES
and at prices that can’t be beat
Graphophones
And a full line of new records
Second hand goods of various
kinds. A fine line of Whips,
Harness, Gloves, Men's Work­
ing Shoes, etc. Harness and
Shoes made to order. Repair­
ing done promptly and neatly.
New Ranges
I have just tecahed a ship­
ment of fine Kitchen Ranges
which I offerat reasonblepncex
T. L. DeVore