Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, January 07, 1911, Image 3

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    LOCAL NEWS
The pullic schools resumed work
Tuesday morning.
J. P. Wells spent New Years at his
home in Ashland.
B. F. Mulkey was a visitor at
Ashland Saturday.
Mrs. Amy Dow is assisting in the
county clerk’s office.
Miss Mattie Williams of Medford
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw has been quite
ill this week, but is improving.
Frank Neil of Eagle Point is work­
ing at the court house this week.
Death Valley “Scotty” was report­
ed as being in Ashland last week.
J. J. Mears, the waterworks con­
tractor returned from Portland Mon­
day.
Miss Leia Prim has returned to her
school at Eugene, after spending the
holidays at home.
Fred Fick returned Monday from
Portland where he had spent the
Christmas holidays.
Henry Grimes, formerly of this city,
now of Klamath Falls, visited friends
and relatives here this week.
The Editorial Association of Jackson
county held an informal meeting at
Medford Sunday afternoon.
T. W. Osgood, of Medford, the
engineer in charge of construction of
the city waterworks was in town
Tuesday.
Geo. L. Davis of Medford, the new
county commissioner, was in attendance
at the sessions of the county court
this week.
The funeral of Joseph Krewson,
who died at the Ashland hospital
Sunday, was held in this city Tuesday
forenoon.
The Silas J. Day Abstract Co. have
been making needed improvements to
their office rooms in the shape of new
paper, etc.
Geo. Barnum who spent the holidays
with friends on the Applegate has re-
turned home and is again working on
the limited.
The lecture and song service at the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening
was pronounced “very good” by many
of those present.
Frank Coleman who is attending
the O. A. C., and who spent the
holidays at home, left Monday morning
to go back to school.
Mrs. J. F. Miller is now Deputy at
the postoffice in place ot L. Stansell
who has accepted a position in the
Bank of Jacksonville.
Miss Emma Wulf of Klamath Falls,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
L. Stone of Forest Creek, is spending
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the week in Jacksonville.
Miss Francis Nunan and Mrs.
Josephine Russell and son will leave
Monday for -San Jose, Calif, where
they will visit until June.
Mark Winningham formerly of
Forest Creek, now of Portland left
Tuesday evening for the Rose City
after a short business trip here.
numbpr of appointments, etc. were |
UNCLE JIMMIE iWOGOOD
made, a list of which we expect to
publish next week.
The event of the season was that of Writes Letter to Editor of The
the J. A. C. last Saturday evening,
Post.
and each and every member of the
club wish to thank the people of the
city for their generosity, which was
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 29,-lo.
greatly appreciated, and they especi­
Editor of Post.
ally wish to thank the girls and the
Ir my last I forgot to thank you
ladies for their kindness toward the
for printing my last write. Received
organization.
yours of 24, think its good reading.
The Home Telephone Co. are now
Enclosed please find book of stamps
ready for business. The followinj: will you kindly send me a few extra
named persons have had phones put I copies of the 24th.
in: M. E. Abbott, W. S. Barnum, D.
Wife taken dangerously ill six weeks
Perfect!^ ~
J’ce Stock of watches and Clocks
W. Bagshaw, W. R. Coleman, Johr. ago with stomach trouble, can’t eat,
Dunnington, W. T. Grieve, W. A. ! and is getting weaker every day.
y cgulated and guaranteed for one year
Jones, J. Ly len, Luy- & Keegan, A. ! I hardly expect she will last the year
Learned, J. R. Neil, Mrs. M. Reeves, out. We were married in Iowa, June
Rogue River Valley Ry.
[ 17, 1863. Took steamer in New York
Fred J. Fick has just received the 1 across the Isthmus to Frisco, stage
„r •>,.
... to Grave Creek.
ECLIPSE $1.50
YANKEE $1.00
JUNIOR $2.00
first consignment of
the wallpaper I j from „ Sacramento
which he purchased last week. The j Landed in August 1863. Returned to .
order comprises 2500 rolls of paper ’ Chicago Sept, via Frisco 1866. Came
of the latest and most fashionable to Boise in 70.
designs and when it all arrives Mr.
Yours truly
CYCLONE $2.00
DOTS $1.00
SPASMODIC $1.50
Fick will have the most complete and
J. H. Twogood. J
up-to-date stock in Southern Oregon.
Those needing wallpaper will find
patterns to suit the most fastidious
When You See the Bell
Carved Wood Frames $3.50
tastes and at prices to suit all purses.
On the bottle you have our gur ranfee
Fred Colvig, the newly elected
White and Black Marble Finish, Cathedral Gong Chimes, Duarte
that you are getting the
jt C0ugh
Recorder was installed into the office
and cold remedy. Dr. Bell*'3 pine.Tar-
Tuesday and took hold like an old
Black Enamel Marble Finish, Cathedral Gong Chimes, Dixon
hand. Judging from the present ap­ Honey has milli jns of aa \lsfied users.
At all dealers.
pearances we predict that Mr. Colvig
Make your selection at once
will prove an efficient and accom­
modating officer. He has shown ex­
Eslrav Notice
cellent judgment in the selection of
an assistant, having retained Mary
Peter who has filled the position of
Jacksonville, Oregon
Came to my place at Provolt,
Deputy Recorder for several years in
on or about N ov. i8t. 1910, one Jersey
a very satisfactory manner.
heifer about 1 year old. No marks or
brands. Cr ]or yellow.
I have t' aken up said heifer and have
BUSINESS LOCALS
her in tn’ possession at my ranch near
Watches Repaired. Bring Provolt , ore. The owner of heifer is
reques ted to call at said ranch, prove
them to Rollins, Ryan prop« rty( pay charges for.pasture and
anv ertising and take her away, within
Building, Jacksonville.
siy weeks from and after date of this
H. K. IIANNA
D. W. BAGSHAW
GUS
NEWBURY
The Boss has a fine line of fresh can­ r otice, otherwise she will be sold
, according to law.
CONVEYANCBR
dies. fruit and nuts.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
Dated Provolt, Ore. Dec. 9, 1910.
Attomey-at-Law
Lawyer
MINERS NOTICE-Notice of Lot ation
Fire Insurance
H. MESSINGER.
both Quartz and Placer, for sale at th? 3
office,
JACKSONVILLE POST.
Will Practise in All Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
Office with Jacksonville Post
Insure your buildings, automdb He,
etc. in the St. Paul Fire & Marine In­ Dr. Bell’s AntisepticGalve
surance Co. D. W. Bagshaw. A gent.
OREGON
Good for al! Skin Diseases.
JACKSONVILLE,
MEDFORD,
OREGON
OREGON.
JACKSONVILLE.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy never
disappoints those who use it for obstin-
ate coughs, colds and irritat ion s of the
throat and lungs, It stands ui irivalled
as a remedy fob­ all throat and lung
diseases. Sold by City Dr jg Store.
Wanted—Fresh milk cow. one that
will give not less than 4 gi .lions. Ad­
dress J. M..Schmidt, Box 7 -.15, Medford,
Oregon.
Notice—I have employed a workmen
Will Convince You
and re-opened my ;r epai r shop. Har­
ness, shoes, etc. repair« d promptly
My Hardware Prices
Leaving MEDFORD January 19th, tickets to Los Angelos and
T. L. DeVore.
Chamberlain’s Couga Remedy is not
return will be sold for.
Are Right
a common, every-day cough mixture.
It is a meritorious reme dy for all the
troublesome and d.ang« rous complica­
tions resulting from col 1 in the head,
throat, chest or lungs. Sold by City
Drug Store.
Start the New Year
on Correct Time
inqf ^ soll watches
ALARM CLOCKS
8-Day Strike Hour and 1-2 Hour
III
ill
111
Nunan-Taylor Co.,
EXCURSION
Los Angeles and Return
A Call
January 19th, 1911
$31.
Chris Kenney
Miss Josephine Donegan, who is
teaching school at Klamath Falls, re­
Stop overs at any point going or coming at
For Sale—Tract of timber land in
turned to that city last Monday after
Opposite U. S. Hotel
spending the holidays in Jacksonville. Jackson County, Or egon. containing
any and all points desired. Tickets good via
160 acres, estimated at four million
Ruth Peter, who is attending the feet yellow pine timl >er. A snap if
either route going and returning. Thirty day
U. of O. left Monday for Eugene where taker at once. Apply to Jacksonville
she will resume her studies at the
Past.
limit to tickets.
University. Ruth also spent the
Read in December, Sunset Magazine
holidays at home.
This is the time of year to see San Fran­
San Francisco—The Exposition City
Mr. C. F. Ruthford and son of Long Superbly illustrated in four colors —
cisco and Los Angeles; this is the time of year
Beach, Calif, who for some weeks Now on sale—All News Stands—15
have been prospecting in the Blue cents.
when people go south; this excursion affords all
Ledge country left there Wednesday
Thanks its many friends for the liberal patron­
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is a
for their home in the south.
very valuable m edicine for throat and
an opportunity to make the trip at a low rate.
age received and wishes them one and all
The pictures shown at the M. E. lung troubles, quickly relieves and
Full particulars can be had by writing or
church Sunday evening were fine but cures painful bre.athing and a danger­
he room was so crowded that persons ously sounding cough which indicates
calling at the S. P. ticket office or phoning 341.
in the rear could get but an imperfect congested lungs. Sold by City Drug
view of many of the scenes.
Store.
Our stock of Candies, Fresh Fruits, Novelties,
Those wishing to join the excursion should
They say all whiskey is good whiskey
etc., is new and complete.
Geo. Merritt, who came up from
leave their names, that sleeping space can be
Oakland for the holidavs, left Monday only some is better thin? others— “Some’
for Mt. Tamalpais, where he will re­ means ‘ HARPER,’ the others are
provided for all. Don’t delay this.
sume his position as Professor of ‘also-rans,’’—Call for HARPER at
E. H. HELMS.
Science at the Military Academy.
The new Oliver Typewriter, latest
The Mail-Tribune issued a hand­
improved can be Been at this office.
some New Year’s number Sunday.
BUSINESS CARDS
In appearance, size, and general We have secured th« agency for Jack­
sonville and surrounding country and
make-up it was excellent and wrrthy
would be pleased to re ceive your order.
DR. T. T. SHAW
of a city many times the size of Med­
Tightness In the Chest, Irritation In the Throat and & Dry Hacking
Jacksonville
Post
Cough means a miserable night tor the whole family.
ford.
Dentist.
Have you a weak throat? If so, you
Mr. Lundgren reports the sale of cannot be too careful.
You cannot Office in Ryan Building, California St.
six more lots in Lundgren’s Addition begin treatment too eatly. Each cold
Upstairs
this week. They were sold to three makes you more liable to another and
OREGON
different parties, two each. It is the last is always the harder to cure. JACKSONVILLE
stated that at least two of the parties If you will take ChamperU'n’s Cough
will erect dwellings in the spring.
Remedy at the outset you will be saved Silas J. Day Abstract Co.
The basket social given Saturday much trouble. Sold by City Drug
Has several good bargains in city
night by the Jacksonville Athletic Store.
and country property and transacts all
I* An Effective Remedy for the Throat and Lungs.
Club was one of the most successful Read in January Sunset M.igazine legal and insurance business,
,
events of the winter. An enjoyab'e
LOS ANGELES-HOMELAND
It relieve« tickliar In tha throat, tightness In the chest. Inflamed lungs, difficult breathing and
O. N. NELSON, Manager
evening was spent and the club was Superbly illustrated in four colors
wheeling In the bronchial tubes. Conveys a soothing, healing Influence to the sore lunge, promotes
JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
easy expectoration and contributes Vo tho enjoyment ot a quiet night and restful sleep.
benefited financially in the sum of
THE SPELL
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about $60.
By C. N. & A, M. Williamson
E. Mor.ery,
F. M. Roundtree,
A Thrilling California Romance
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
The firemen held their annual rreet-
Manager
Secretary
Now on sale All New3-star.ds —15c. I
ing in the City Hall, Monday evening
Buy the Dollar «Ise. It contain« five time« a« much a« the 25c else, and you get with each bottle
The busiest and mightiest little thing Jacksonville Construction
at which a large number were present
I
a Dr. Herrick'« Red Pepper Porous Plaster tor the chest.
Thirteen new members were initiated that ever was made is Chamberlain’s
v
Company
into the mysteries of the “degree. ” Stomach and Liver Tablets. They do
ST. I.OÜIS. MO.
PROPRIETOR
JAMES F. BALLARD
—
A banquet followed the regular business the work whenever you require their
' All Kinds of Cement Work. Walks
;.ixi a general good tipae was had.
aid. These tablets change weakness
For Sore Eyas, Granulated Lids, tledaeaa ot the Eyeball. Weak flight, flciartlaa Se
Floors and Foundations.
»<■ fltepbena Eye Salve.
It la a remedr of proven merit.
The county court was in session into strength, iiBtlessness into energy,
Copings of Artistic Design. Cement
gloominess
into
joyousness.
Their
several days this week. Being the
nSouo A nci RrcoM»<cMoroBv
For f . _
fit st me Ring in the year a considerable action is so gentie one don’t realize
amount «f business in addition to the | hey have taken a purgative. Sold by
JACKSONVILLE,
regular routine was transacted. A City Drug Store.
OREGON
The Corner Confectionery
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
E. A. Thompson
Proprietor
BALLARDS
Horehound Syrup
CITY DRUG STORE
£■