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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1910
VOL. IV.
NO. 19
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has already received a $100,010 benefit
before the work is half done.
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A Newberg firm has been awarded
the contract for the erection of the
Dies at residence of his mother
Game birds wanted in South administration building of the Pacific To appear at Grants Pass
Mrs. Chris Ulrich and Mrs. Ella
at $25,575. This contract is
j Cook of Jacksonville were visiting Mr. in this city, Thursday morning
September 18—A. E. Vor-
—Trimph for Oregon ap- , college,
for the construction of the building
Holds regular session Tues­ aud Mrs. A. B. Saltmarsh last week.
alone. The heating plant and general
hies the publisher.
ples-Hop crop good.
W. R. Garrett and his hired men are
Henry D. Kubli, a well known
day evening-Bills allow- busy
equipment of the building will reach
fixing the road, and W. R.. resident of the Applegate valley, died
more than $30,000.
Garrett our road boss is sure doing a | at the home of his mother, Mrs.
The Daily Rogue River Courier is
ed-Ordinances passed.
Portland,
Or.,
Sept.
9,
Stroni
sup-
Eugene should get back of the Sius-
good piece of work on the road near Ellen Kubli, in this city, early Thurs­
the name of a new daily newspaper
i
i>ort
for
the
Northwest
movement
to
law-Coos
Bay
railroad
and
put
up
the
Union Town school house which han day morning.
I open the Columbia River to navigation money that will guarantee its comple­ which will make its appearance at
The regular session of the city been a rough road for years.
Grants Pass September 18.
Mr. Kubli was a native son rf | j from the sea far into British Columbia
tion across the valley to the mountains
fathers was held in the city hall
The paper will be published by A.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coppie were in Jackson County, born June 17, 1860, , is given by Premier Wilfrid Laurier this year. Once this is done it will be
Monday evening.
Jacksonville Monday.
I and during his whole life has been i himself. Recently he met delegations a safe bet that construction work will E. Vorhies ¿it present proprietor of
Present: Mayor Shaw; Councilmen
J. Goldsby and M. R. Buck were in prominent in the affairs of the county from Oregon and Washington at a not stop until navigable water is the weekly papei- of the same name.
Britt, Dunford, Fick, and Grieve;
Mr. Vorhies says, in announcing the
and state.
the
city on business Wednesday.
conference held at Nelson, B. C., and reached.
Recorder Dox.
paper, that he has teen conservative
Funera' is being held this (Saturday) gave his unqualified endorsement of
Mr.
Davis,
a
minning
expert
from
Minutes of previous meetings read
Forty-five hundred boxes of pears is and has investigated the situation
Jacksonville spent several days several afternoon under the auspices of Ash­ the project. He signified his willing­ this season’s production on the famous
and approved as read.
carefully and that he is fully convinced
land
Lodge,
B.
P.
O.
E.,
of
which
the
ness to carry forward the work on his J. G. Gore orchard, an the Ashland
The matter of the easements for days on Little Applegate.
that Grants Pass will support a credit­
deceased was a member.
side
of
the
boundary
line,
or,
if
any
right of way for pipe lines and reservoir
Ernest Foreman of Buncom was in
road, says the Medford Sun. This able paper. The paper will have a
way can be found, he will join with made a shipment of 11 car loads from
sites, granted by C. C. Beekman and the city recently.
complete telegraphic report and will
the United States in accomplishing the same land. He has refused an
HELD FOR TRIAL
Julia Beekman, and by Emil Britt and
Ed Ryan formerly of the Pass is
cover the local field thoroughly.
the work as a whole. He has given offer of $2500 an acre for his land.
Amelia Britt, was discussed at consider­ visiting relatives and friends near
orders for surveying the river on the
able length and the conveyances there­ Buncom.
Already La Grande people have an
Prominent
farmer
acused of Canadian side preparatory to starting example of what paved streets mean,
FORTY YEARS AGO
for were approved. Ordinances Nos.
Mr. John Cantrall and wife were in
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work.
132 and 133, covering these easements town last week.
says the Observer. One street is fin­
crime- Held to grand jury
Reflecting the prevailing prosperity
and their acceptance were than placed
ished and it is the admiration of all |
Mrs. M. R. Buck was shopping in
I throughout the Pacific Northwest,
upon the third and final reading, both
public-spirited
people. The more, A few items from the Oregon
by
Justice
Dox.
Medford
last
week.
Portland
has
just
passed
through
the
receiving the affirmative vote of every
paving we get in La Grande, the high­
mest successful August in its history, er place this city will take in the | Sentinel dated Feb. 6, 1869
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Buck and family
member of the council.
a
The usual grist of bills were pre- were visiting Jake Parks and family
Thursday afternoon, A. K. Earhart month elsewhere accepted as one of commercial world, and the more valu­
| Midsummer dullness, when business of
sented, audited and allowed, except j recently.
Peter Britt Photographic Artist.
a farmer living near Woodville, I
able property will become.
one which was laid on the table.
Mrs. Dolly Miller of Medford spent charged with assault with intent to all kinds is in the doldrums. Not by
A Lane county man lost almost every­ Done in the finest style of art.
any
small
percentage
has
Portland
The application of Mr. Steenstrup several weeks on Little Applegate.
Pictures reduced.
commit a statu ory crime upon a 12
outdistanced former records, but by thing he had by the forest fires. Out
was presented and read, asking for
Arthur Kleinhammer and wife have year old chiM, Inez Hensley, was
Dr. A. B. Overbeck, Physician &
of
a
herd
of
IOC
Angora
goats,
many
street lights; on motion the Recorder gone to San Francisco to be gone a arrainged for preliminary examination a wide margin. All the wealth comes
Surgeon.
Office at his residence.
of
them
registered,
he
has
only
tound
from the soil, rivers mines and forests
was directed to notify the Electric Co. short time.
before Justice Dox.
of the tributary country; Portland is 15, and few of his cattle have shown Overbeck Hospital on Ore. St.
to put in four additional lights at
W. Estell Phipps of Medford, ap-
Wilber Cameron (did trading in
Dowell & Watson Attys, at Law-
merely the mart where the products up, and what have are badly burned.
points to be specified by the council.
peared for the defence, while the
town last week.
come. Prosperous conditions here He was away from home at the time
Tin
& Stove Store.
A committee from the Commercial
R. J. JenningB was in Jacksonville District Attorney was represented by testify to the well filled purse of the of the fire and could do nothing to
Club called upon the council and
Hoffman & Klippel Odd Fellows
H.
K.
Hanna,
Jr.
of
this
place,
save his two barns with 40 or 50 tons
producer in the nearby territory.
assured the mayor and council that on business Wednesday.
Building Cor. Ore. & Main Sts.
As the result of the examination
Oregon’s game birds are wanted in of hay, all his produce. There were
the club was in sympathy with the
Union Livery Stable Comstock &
the justice decided to hold tfic defend­
the South, Louisiana has arranged to probably many cases similar to this.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
council in its efforts to establish a
Cowley.
ant under $300. bond to appear before
Roseburg News: During the month
stock her lands with 500 Chinese
water 'system, improve the streets, with Local Applications, as they can- the grand jury.
Excelsior Livery Stable Plymale &
pheasants, purchasing the birds and of August the publicity department of
etc. and that the club would co-operate not reach the seat of the disease, Ca-
Manning.
the
Commercial
club
sent
out
3066
eggs from a Corvallis grower. The
with, and assist rhe council in every tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis-
BORN
birds will be protected for five years, pieces of mail matter. Of this number
movement for the advancement of ease, and in order to cure it you must
NOTICE
when they may be shot by hunters 498 were special letters in answer to GUNNISON« On Jan. 23 to the wifo
the city or its inhabitants, closing with take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh
Sealed bids will be received up to and under certain regulations.
direct inquiries. One man is coming
a cordial invitation to the mayor and Cure is taken internally, and acts di­
of David Cronemiller a daughter.
Many new towns of Oregon and here next month to develop 3540 acres
councilmen to meet with club Thurs­ rectly on the blood and mucous sur­ including October 10th, 1910, by the
DIED
Mayor
of
the
city
council
of
the
City
Washington will be seen on the map of land in Douglas county, another
day evening.
faces. It was prescribed by one of the
of
Jacksonville,
Oregon,
for
the
sale
of
co:respondent
wishes
to
build
a
room
­
LOVE
On
Saturday
the 30 of small­
now
being
issued
by
the
Portland
On motion council adjourned to meet i best physicians in this country for
$30,000.00 Jacksonville Water Bond:, Commercial Club, which brings this in;; house containing from 40 to 50
pox, Maggie youngest daughter of
at the call of the mayor.
years and is a regular prescription. It
in denominations of $500.00 each, pay-! whole region up to date and fills up rooms. Thirty say positively that they
the late John S. and Sophia Love,
is composed of the best tonics known,
able Twenty Years after date, and bear | gaps noted in existing maps. Changes are coming to Roseburg to locate and
aged about 3 years.
Blood Poison
i combined with the best blood purifiers,
6 % interest payable semi-annually.
in the railroad situation will be shown 23 more are “figuring.” Mail was
Is prevented by applying Dr. Bell's i acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The foregoing bonds are issued under | and the accurate mapping of the two received from 36 states, Canada and
The Death Bed of Innocence. One
Anti-Pain to cuts, scratches and bruis­ ! The perfect combination of the two in­
the Isthmus of Panama.—Journal.
of the saddest yet the hcliest scenes of
es. It destroys ali septic matter en­ gredients is what produces such won- and Dy authority of the provisions of will be a valuable aid in informing
life is the couch of a dying child.
ables the wound to heal without sore­ I derful results in curing Catarrh. Send Chapter XI of the charter of said City I strangers of the opportunities that
of Jacksonville, Oregon.
exist in the Northwest. Accurate
Just one week ago as the last hours of
ness. Be sure to get Dr. Bell's’ Sold ! for testimonials free.
Butter Substitutes.
day were ebbing the spirit of Maggie
No bids received for less than par i data of each locality will be given,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
by City Drug Store.
the map being reproduced from plates
Love joined its mother’s in the better
Toledo. Ohio. value of said bonds.
land, and the scene is described by
' Sold by Druggists, price 75 cents. • All bids must be accompanied by a used by the Gouernment Census
who
The
great
majority
of
people
Buncom Reports.
those who witnessed it as peculiarly
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation certified check for 5 % of bonds bid for. j Bureau.
Oregon fruit has scored another and much prefer it to any of. the sub­ touching. Even the shadow of hope
The right is reserved to reject any
stitutes
which
have
been
put
upon
the
triumph, Hood River fruit growers
had vanished, und the seal of the
Correspondence to the Post.
MINERS NOTICE -Notice of Location or all bids.
having just made what is believed to market. However, a great many destroyer was on the little sufferer,
We have had some frosty nights.
both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this
T. T. SH a W. Mayor.
be the biggest sale of fancy apples on people must use a substitute on ac­ when she brightened up and com­
Byron Johnson has returned home office,
JACKSONVILLE POST.
H enry G. Dox, City Recorder. record. The New York commission count of the high prices which prevail
menced talking to her mother. If it
firm of Steinhardt & Kelly has closed during certain months of the year.
be true that invisible spirits cluster on
Oleomargarine
is
the
most
common
for practically all the fancy apples
the thickly peopled air, who can say
grown n the Hood River district, the substitute for butter and millions of the child did not see her mother? Sad
pounds
are
consumed
each
year.
The
purchase amounting to between 250,000
as such scenes are, they haye their
and 300,000 boxes, or over 400 carloads. difference in cost of production be­ esson, and teach us that surely all is
The transportation involves a sum tween oleomargarine and butter is so not vacant beyond the grave.
great that when butter Is retailed at
close to half a million dollars.
Oregon’s hop crop promises to be forty cents per pound, oleomargarine
When visiting Medford it will pay
generous, with first class quality. may be retailed at twenty cents per you to cal! at the Big Tent Furniture
pound
at
as
great
a
profit
to
the
The yield is now being gathered and
Store, near the Washington Schoo)
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great care is taken in the picking to dealer.
The
person
who
chooses
to
purchase
get a crop clean of leaves and stems
that will bring the usual good figure the aubstitute should be allowed to do
We wish to advise you that we have
that Oregon hops command in the so an 1 he should be required to pay
only the price of the substitute. The
installed in our store a new Royal
world’s markets.
difference in price between the genuine
Electric Coffee Mill, which is being
product and the substitute is so greet As Many a Jacksonville Header
placed on the market by The A. J.
It Saved His Leg
that dealers are tempted to sell the
Deer Co., of Hornell, N. Y. This
Knows too Well.
“All thought I’d lose my leg’’writes latter for the former. Only by re-
machine is equipped with steel knives
J. A. Swensen, of Watertown, Wis. i quiring that the consumers may
which cut the berry into uniform clean
“Ten years of eczema, that 15 doctors differentiate between the two articles
When the kidneys are sick,
cut particles, instead of grinding and
could
not cure, had at last laid me up. can honest traffic in the substitute be
Nature tells you all about it.
crushing it, as by the old method.
Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it, insured.
The urine is nature’s calendar.
All Coffee Mills heretofore used will
sound and well.” Infallable for skin
Infrequent or too frequent action;
This was contemplated by Congress
only crush the berry, mutilating the
eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, boils, when the present internal revenue tax
Any urinary trouble tells of kidney ills.
minute oil ceils, allowing the Coffee
fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts and of ten cents per pound was levied
Doan's kidney Pills cure all kidney
Oil to evaporate, thus impairing the
piles. 25c at City Drug Store.
upon ‘‘artificially colored oleomargar- ills.
strength and flavor.
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ine”. Many people think that all
James Powell, living at 124 Iowa St.
By this new process the little oil cells
oleomargarine is taxed ten cents per Ashland, Ore., says:
“For twenty
remain unbroken, the essential oil
Oregon Sidelights.
pound. This is not a fact. Oleomar­ years I was afflicted with kidney com­
(food product), can not evaporate and
garine which is “artificially colored” plaint. The kidneys secretions were too
the coffee thus retains its fine, rich,
Several Illinois farmers have arr ive so that the consumer cannot distin­ frequent in action and the pains in my
aromatic flavor in its full strength.
in Eugene, lcoking «round for new guish it from butter is the only oleo- back were so severe that I could hard­
This is one reason why a pound of
homes.
i margarine that is thus taxed, When ly endure the misery. There were
coffee cut in this mill will make from
Nothing will do quite as much for it is put upon the market in its natural pains through my loins and my general
twelve to fifteen cups more of full strength coffee' than will any colfee
the Grhnde Ronde as thorough and color it is only taxed one-fourth of health was in a much run down con­
ground the old way. The .Lover of Good Coffee finds here a richness of
Scientific irrigation, remarks the one cent per pound.
flavor never found in Coffee ground in the ordinary way at any price.
dition. I finally procured Doan’s Kid­
Observer.
It is only when the product is made ney Pills after other remedies had fail­
Another feature about this Mill is that you may have your Coffee cut as
to look like butter so that it may be ed to hely me und began taking them
fine as the finest sand and it will still be practically free from that fine
Corvallis has let the contract
dust which is produced by the old method of grinding. You will, there­
paving four more streets, making 38 fraudulently sold as butter that a as directed. They quickly banished
fore, always have a clear cup of coffee instead of a muddy effect—a result
blocks in all. That’s a town that is burdensome tax is imposed upon it. the troubles and in a short time my
of using the old style Mills.
The imposition of the tax is not to health returned. I am now in my
moving along in the right direction.
Royal Cut Coffee is also adaptable for percolators or French Drip
Newberg Graphic: The hop crop is suppress the sale of oleomargarine or nintieth year and my hqalth is fine. I
Coffee Pots.
to the unhesitatingly recommend Doan's Kid­
hardly up to the average and the prune j to make it more expensive
consumer, but to prevent fraud in its ney Pills to others.”
Try a pound of our coffee cut on a Royal Mill and we know you will be
crop is only fair. The harvesting of
pleated with the regulte.
Yours truly,
Plenty more proof like this trom
both crops is coming on at the same ' sale.
The National Dairy Union, Jacksonville people. Cal! nt The City
time this season, owing to the early
E.
K. Slater, Secy. Drug Store and ask what customers
ripening of prunes, and hands are
St. Paul, Minn. .report
none too easily found.
For snle 'by ail dealers. Price 50
The Port of Siuslaw has spent about
one-third of its $100,000 in deepening
Your complexion as well as your I cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
the channel of the harbor and has two temper is rendered miserable by a dis­ j New York, Sole Agents for the Unit-
feet more water than originally, which ordered liver.
By taking Chamber­ I ed States.
leads a prominent citizen of that lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets you i Remember the «ame-Doan’s, and
section to declare that western Lane can improve both. Sold by All Dealers. I take no other.
from Williams creek.
THE CITY
Miss Ella Parks has commenced a
fall term of school on Forest creek.
COUNCIL | We wish her good success.
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HENRY D. KUBLI
To the Lover
of Good Coffee
Ulrich Brothers
PORTLAND LETTER.
NEW DAILY
NATURE TELLS YOU