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Items of Interest to Jacket c Couu’y
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers’ Articles
Leo J. LaBreck ard Ester May Jarvis.
Robert R. Ebel and Minnie B. Space. "^W\AI.K about the trials of a wo-
William W. Scott and Eva M. B iker.
vj
man whose husband is late
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for dinner or doesn’t come
Guv S. Hopkins and Muriel M.
when he is expected." says
i Morris.
IC aw.»»r IT or—grr -z rem MJTJJtirniWiTTil'W tMHIBi I —MiMTWlWW > ■
the woman who has had experiences:
PROBATE COURT
"It is annoying enough nt any time,
In the matter of the will and list but It is nothing in a civilized country
testament of Anna IL nry, deceased. to what It Is when you are off in the
Proprietor
Order admitting will to probate an! wilds somewhere and dinner and din
ner
getting
are
two
of
the
most
impor
appointing Samuel Boussum as executor
tant things In life.
thereof.
"When Mr. Blank took me and the
HOT OR COLD BATHS
In the matter of the estate of th; baby some years ago to try life on a
minor
heirs
of
Charles
Williams,
de
Agent for
VERY TIME a man wants to get
Texas sheep ranch we found there
ceased. Order confirming sale of real were a good many things In the world
Medford Domestic Laundry
that we had no conception of before,
away from all connection with
estate.
Estate of Mary A. Lindsay, deceased; and life took on a different aspect. It
the busy world, the telephone is an
was a happy life, but it was not an
Order appointing administrator.
OREGON
easy one. I had to do all kinds of '| ¡ACKSONVILLE,
Estate of Sarah Abi Foudray, de housework, the hardest kind of house
important helper.
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ceased. Order discharging executor.
work, and cooking in a house situated
The Local Service is useful in arranging his affairs
In
a
Texas
chaparral
Is
not
cooking
as
In the matter of the guardianship of
at home, and the Long Distance Service of the Bell
Nina M. Harris, Neal B. Harris, and it Is done even In a New York flat.
À BRAND NEW LINE OF
System helps him todecide whore to go and what to take.
Gertrude Harris, m nors. Order to We lived chiefly on game which Mr.
Blank shot as we needed It. Our veg
show cause why real estate should not etables were all canned—peas, corn
By means of his Bell Telephone he can find out
i be sold.
and a certain number of things we
whetner the fish are biting or the birds are flying, and
Estate of Kinder B. Boaz, deceased. kept always on hand.
whether guides or horses can be secured.
”1 suppose 1 made myself n great
Executor’s final account filed and ap
After he has been out awhile, if he wants to get
deal more work than was necessary
proved. Order for distribution.
did twice ns much cooking, but I
word from the city, the nearest Bell Telephone is
Estate of James McCarron deceised. and
was used to everything in eastern
a friend in need.
final account filed. Order affirming style, and It did not occur to me that
report and dischargin ; ad ninistrator. I could have things In any other way. I o
Estate of Alma N. Bullock, die as d. We always had dessert every day fot*
TELEGRAPH CO.
JUST ARRIVED, PRICES RIGHT. CALL AND EXAMINE
Order confirming sale of real property. dinner. 1 made cake, and practically
we lived In the wilds of Texas exactly
In
the
matter
of
the
guardianship
of
Evern Veil Telephone in the Center of the System
as we could here.
Fred J. Fick, Contractor and Buildi’
Annabel MacKinnon, a minor. Order
"Well, the day when Mr. Blank did
confirming sale cf real estate.
not come home to dinner was New
Year’s. There was not so much differ
CIRCUIT COURT
ence between the days—they were all
NEW CASES
working days—but I had prepared a
Mrs. E. F. Briggs vs. Alics M. special dinner. Mr. Blank was going
Official Paper of the Citg of Jacksonville, Oregon
Baker. Action in ejectment. Com off to the dipping vats. Imt he was to
plaint filed. Summons issued. De be back nt 2 o’clock for dinner, and I
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson murer filed.
prepared a good one. It was rabbit. I
think, that day. Our nearest neighbors
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
Jessie G. Robertson vs. The mas B. were a family of Alsatians whom we
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Robertson. Suit for divorce. Com knew very well and who bad been
plaint filed and summons issued.
very kind to us. That morning before
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Gold Ray Realty Co. vs. Max P. breakfast Mr. Blank had ridden over
Jacoby. Suit for a trust. Complaint there on business of some kind. They
SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1910
| filed. Original injunction, bind filed, hud made eggnog to celebrate the day,
and of course be must accept their
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on summons issued.
hospitality and take a glass.
application.
S. J. Kammsky vs. Hodson Auto Co.
“Now, a good strong eggnog is not
Complaint filed. Affidavit and under exactly a before breakfast drink for a
man who Is not accustomed to taking
taking for attachment filed.
The Fourth is past for another year, having been Seth Hoag et. al. vs. J, S. Woold It nt that hour In the morning, and the
was a strong one. It was New
celebrated in almost every town and hamlet in the United ridge et a). Suit for injunction. Com eggnog
Year's day. and eggnog ingredients can
be found In Texas when potatoes can
States. In most places the idea of a “sane and safe” plaint filed.
not. When Mr. Blank came home he
W. C. Deneff & Co. |
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Room
barber Shop
E
-Screen Doors
BEST GRADE
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observance of the day prevailed, and as a consequence
the list of fatalities and injuries will reach about one-
half the number reported in 1909. Measures are already
being taken to eliminate many more of the dangerous
features in future, there being no good reason for the
reckless exposure of life and property to dangers on that
day which are especially prohibited on every other day in
the year. It is said that the day is a day of national
rejoicing and Thanksgiving for the growth and prosperity
of the nation which has sprung up from the foundation
laid by our forefathers when they signed the Declaration
of Independence in 1776, but the liberty claimed by that
declaration does not include the right to maim or take
human life or to destroy property. It should be rembered
as the anniversary of a day upon which a solemn act was
done, affecting the destiny of the greatest nation on earth
and the welfare of ninety millions of people, and the
effects of which promise to extend to countless future
generations. Very few persons realize the importance of
the act done upon the day, the anniversary of which we
celebrate.
The big fight at Reno is over, and now the country
is ready for a new sensation; let us hope it will lack some
of the features of the last one. In this age of the world
it is no credit to our boasted civilization that prize fight
ing is allowed. It is at best a relic of a barbarous age
when “might made right,” deteriorated by graft until it
has become one of the great evils of the time. The claim
that the fight Monday was a contest which would decide
the supremacy of the races, is all bosh. If it decided any
thing at all it was simply that Johnson was the better man
of the two and not that the black race was superior to
the white. The riots reported asoccuring in different parts
of the country as the outcome of the affair were a disgrace
to a civilized nation.
Oil Production.
The enormous increase in consumption
in one year's time has r.ot been in any
way the result of the opening of great
Leaving the Lakeview out of the new markets. On the contrary, it
rekoning, experts predict that the has been brought about by a steady
petroleum production for California in I daily growth in demand of old estab-
1910 will be 70,000,000 barrels, if not j lished lines.
considerably more, as compared with
But for the great Lakeview geyser,
58,000,000 harrels in 1909.
1 consumption would now be running
Summed up, the daily output of the neck and neck v.i.h production. In
California oil fields for May. 1910. was the light of this, the Lakeview and
231,177 barrels. Consumption was other gushers that have been brought
190,000 barrels, leaving a surplus of in during the past few months, have
41,000 barrels, which is accounted for been a great blessing to the oil in
by the Lakeview spouter.
dustry of the Golden State, for they
While this enormous increase • in have provided a surplus which should
production has been taking place, be the means of influencing the adop-,
consumption has by no means been tion of petroleum as fuel by the navies
standing still. A year ago there was of the United States anil other countries, !
a market for 142,000 barrels daily of as well as by large corporations, such)
California ) etroleum, while today ai railront and steamship lines, that <
190,000 barrels are required to meet have bee > holding off awaiting an as
the cemani, an increase cf 45,007' surance cf an ample and pet manent
supply of the liquid fuel.
barrels a day.
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| S City Drug StoreL
MARRIED
EBEL-SPACE —At the court home in
Jacksonville, Oregon, Friday, July
1, 1910, by Judge J. R. Neil; Robert
R. Ebel and Minnie B. Space.
SCOTT-BAKER At Medford, Oregon,
Sunday, July 3, 1910, by Rev. C. H.
Hoxie; William W. Scott and Eva
M. Baker.
J. JV. ROBINSON, M. D., Proprietor
1
Handles a 1 full line of School Supplies con-
ooks, Tablets, Pencils, Penholders
sisting of Books,
etc. Novelties, Stationery, Cigars, Toilet Ar-
tides, Perfumes, Magazines and Periodicals
,
•j
A New and Complete Line of
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Post Cards
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A Cough, A Cold
And then no telling what—unless you
use Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. It is
the best, ask your neighbor. Look for
the Bell on the Bottle. Sold by City
Drug Store.
Literal.
Dentist—When did your teeth begin
troubling you? Pntleut—When I was
cutting them.—Boston Transcript.
The Kohinoor Diamond.
$
UE MANAGED TO CItAWt, UP
The Kohinoor originally weighed SOO could not eat his breakfast and only
carats, but by successive cutting it took a few swallows of coffee and
lias been reduced to 10<i carats.
mounted his horse and rode away.
Where Her Thoughts Were.
”1 went to work and cooked dinner
Nell—That was a frightfully long In my best style. I had a little oil
drawn out sermon the minister preach stove, for it was always warm where
ed this morning.
we were, except when a norther came
Belle—Why. I didn’t notice it was up. Everything was done to perfec
unusually long.
tion and reaily to put on the table at
Nell—Of course not. You bad on a 2 o'clock, but Mr. Blunk did not come.
new hat.—Philadelphia Record.
I looked out. Imt lie was nowhere in
Natural Pottery.
sight. Two o clock passed, 2:30, 3
Excellent natural pottery Is manu o'clock, and still he did not come.
factured by nature in the case of a cer
"Aliy one would have supposed that
tain cactus. Woodpeckers are apt to I would have been frightened and
excavate nests in the trunk aud think something had happened to him.
branches, and in order that it may for he is one of the most considerate
protect Itself against these incursions of men and this was a most unusual
the plant exudes a sticky Juice, occurrence. But I was not frightened.
which hardens, forming a woody Ru If anything had happened probably
ing to the hole made by the birds the men would have brought me word.
Eventually the cactus dies and with I had a good dinner prepared, and lie
ers, but the wooden bowl remains.
did not come, and on New Year's day.
Scriptural Misquotation».
1 grew more and more angry as the
"IIu who runs may read" sounds tipie passed, until by night I was hard
very Scriptural, but It is In reality a ly In n condition to speak. By and by
mangled version of the verse 111 the he rode up. lie seemed to feel my
prophet Hubukkuk. "Write the vision mood Anyway. Ills first words were:
"’I suppose you are provoked'
and make It plain upon the table that
••’Yes.' 1 said. ’1 a tn.’
he may run that readeth It ” Another
"He was angry then, and he went
Biblical misquotation is "By the sweat off to stake out Ills horse wit limit an
of thy brow shalt thou earn thy other word It didn’t last long, how
bread." the real test In Genesis being ever. and we came to an understand
"in the sweat of thy face shall thou j
ent bread." And when we pour "oil ! ing.
"It seems that that eggnog, taken
on the troubled waters" thousands the first thing In the morning, had
search the Scriptures In vain for the bis'n too much for him. lie had hard
metaphor.—London Chronicle.
ly left the house before he was over
Th» Thirteen Coloni»».
come
with an Irresistible desire to
There were thirteen colonies In Revo
sleep. He says lie never knew how he
lutionary America, and a London reached the dipping vats, for he slept
newspaper of 1776 priuted a mocklug most Of the way on Ills horse's l»k
paragraph suggesting that the rebels When he got then» he found working
thought there was luck lu the number. was simply an Impossibility. The men
To a party of returned naval prisoners had a little sluinty. and ho managed
were attributed assertions that thir to crawl tip there, throw himself on
teen dried clams were the rebels' daily the floor, and there he slept all day
ration, that Washington bad thirteen long without stirring until night, when
toes (three having growu since the lie had slept off the effects of the egg
Declaration of iudcpendeucc) and thir nog.
"I do not look upon eggnog now as
teen teetli In each Jaw and that the
regular rebel family numbered thirteen 'ticli an Innocuous drink as I did nt one
children, all of whom expected to be time, and I know there was never a
come generals or members of congress wife viho lived through such a long
at the age of thirteen, it was added day ns I did wall lie: for Mr Blank to
that thirteen American paper dollars come buliii- licit New Year’s day in
were worth a penny sterling.
Texas."—New York Times.
LEGAL BLANKS
Jacksonville
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Meat Market
Lease,
Mortgages,
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
W arranty Deeds,
i Quit Claim Deeds,
Chattel Mortgage,
Acknowledgements,
Real Estate Contract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Real Estate Agents Contract,
Notice Application for Liquor License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast a3 possible until
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice.
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
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The Weather.
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
for Jacksonville, for month of June, i
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi-I
lude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
DATE
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MAXI-
MUM
81
77
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71
70
83
92
94
70
80
72
69
77
76
75
70.
72
67
68
64
79
89
9<
87
7«
76
78
78
MINI - PKtC’P- CH KC i
OF DAY
MUM
TAT'N
49
40
41
41
43
43
46
38
46
51
46
49
46
47
43
40
42
45
45
41
42
51
37
47
52
52
51
48
45
43
clear
.06
.33
.06
part cloudy
cloudy
clear
cloudy
clear
cloudy
clear
c'ou.iy
part cloudy
c • ;r [
partcloudy ■
cloudy |
clear ,
Temperature—mean max. 77.76; mean I
min. 43.86; mean 69.81; Max. 94 on 10th.
min. 37. on 23; greatest range 46.
Precipitation Total for month, .44
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .33 inches
on 18,.
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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., 1’ 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 neaUy.
New Ranges
I have just ’•'•ctived n ship
ment of tine Kitchen Ranges
which I offer at reasonble prices
T. L. DeVore