Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, February 18, 1911, Image 2

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    -:-X4. CKSON VILLE POST-:-
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
and TÉLÑLHONS
;
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
It is said that there is a colored man
n Adams County, Ohio, who did not
A weekly newspaper publtohad every Saturday at the county scat of Jackson
sell hn vote. We are not told whether
County> Oregon. 0- W. B agshaw , Editor.
it was because he was in jail or not.
ID I nlake any New Year res­
It is said that Senator Aldrich is m
Entered as second-class matter June 22. 1937, at the post office at Jacksonville, very poor health. Woiking overtime
olutions/’' repeated the bacb-
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
elor girl, “Yes. one. Want
in the interest of the trusts and un­
to know? Oh. well. 1 don't
lawful combinations does not pay in
mind telling you. I’ve made up my
SATURDA Y, FEBRUARY 1& 19iX
the long run.
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mind to spend next Christ unis differ­
Advising a whitewash-seeking Sen­
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail §1.5 ). Advertising rates furnished on ator to resign is like telling a drowning ently.
“I intend to make un altogether dif­
application.
man not to catch at a straw.
ferent disposition of my presents here­
Mr. Watterson’s departure for after. The places that knew them
Europe
this crisis must mean that shall know them no more, and, the
The mass meeting held at the City Hall, Thursday he leaves in Champ
Clark and the next wilderness, where no presents have
evening nominated the following named persons as can­ Democratic House to its dreadful fate. ever been, is going to blossom with
didates for the various city offices: For Mayor, T. T. The next President of the United mine.
"You see, it is this way: When I sat
Shaw; for Councilmen: E. Britt, C. F. Dunford, Fred States will not be Champ Clark or Gov. down
to think it all over—the worry
Harmon or Woodrow Wilson or any
Fick, W. T. Grieve; Recorder, II. G. Dox; Treasurer, other Democrats. He will be a re­ and fuss and the money I spent—1
came to the conclusion that, outside
Ben/. M. Collins; Marshal, M. D. Jones; Street Commis­ publican.
of the nearest and dearest. I gave only
A
young
man
named
Rooseudt
has
sioner, Lewis Eaton. The present city officers being^ all
three or four gifts that were really
dramatically appeared in the New
nominated with the exception of Mr. Cronemillcr. lhe York senate, leading the Democratic worth while—that is. that gave me any
actual happiness to give and brought
insurgents against Sheehan. The real joy to others.
election will be held March 7.
country sits up and watches him.
“These three or four were the things
will Oklahoma lawyers do I gave to—well, it doesn’t matter
Several persons have asked why the council does not for What
business when Gov. Haskell and
hold Ulen Sutherland Company to their contract for the the Indians are gone.
purchase of the bonds. The difficulty seems to be that it A London editor finds ’our sailors
“thinfaced and sad.” The ones he‘
is doubtful whether the alleged contract is binding, it saw
must have stumbled upon a copy
having not been properly executed as directed and of London Punch by mistake.
the terms of the bid and acceptance thereof being While the standpatters in the Senate
to oppose the election of
very indefinite. However, there is no doubt regarding continue
Senators by popular vote, the people
the validity of the bond issue, and there is no good reason are electing them without the Senate’s
permission.
why they will not be disposed of in a short time.
Being a man of quiet tastes, the
new president of the steel trust may
Owing to the controversy between the contractor and be able to worry along on a reduced
the engineer in charge of the construction, work on the salary of $50,000.
How one woman says a contemporary,
water system is at a standstill but the council expects to must
hate another woman when she
straighten out the tangle in a few days, when the work speaks of her as “that thing.”
Dr. Wiley the Agricultural Chemist
will be resumed.
f
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says emphatically that he will retract
nothing he has said about whiskey.
¡HE COURT HOUSE
Extend Thanks.
Boil the whiskey.
Item« of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
There’s the rub!” The fair co-eds
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Jacksonville, Oregon.
Feb. 15, 1911 in the University of Missouri are being
Tax Payers
given a course in wash-tub work.
To the Jacksonville Athletic Club:
Please accept the thanks of Mr. and
The Sultan of Sulu is one foreigner
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mrs. Worden Ennis fetr a handsome visitor that does not critise this country. whom, but they were people who sad-
iy needed them, who didn’t expect
set of knives and forks.
He hastens to write President Taft them and who couldn’t make any re­
Charles Reynolds and Nina Wilson.
Worden Ennis. upon his return to Jolo how delighted turn except a broken gratitude that
V. E. Auckenbusb and Ruby Bailey.
he was with his visit to the United hurt you to listen to.
"Why, no, certainly I’m not crying,’’
Harry D. Bush and Iva C. Allen.
States. The Sultan enjoys a snug
Washington Letter.
and the bachelor girl smiled dashingly
little pension from Uncle Sam.
Arthur D. Haymaker and Elizabeth
through moist eyes. “But 1 don't mind
J. Taylor.
Manuel, formerly of Portugal, is to telling you it was the happiest part of
Washington, Feb. 14, 1911.-There
my Christmas. And hereafter those
MARRIED
are thousands of persons in the Dis­ bn paid $50 080 a year for not being are the sort of people I’m going to give
king.
Talk
about
sinecures.
to.
REYNOLDS-WILSON At the court trict of Columbia who have never made
“What is the political situation
"I think I shall write a jolly little
house in Jacksonville, Oregon, Thurs­ the short pilgrimage to Mount Vernon,
day. February 9, 1911, by Judge J. the one shrine which every American throughout the country?” asks Brother note to each ot the relatives and friends
Charles Bryan, editor of the Com­ with whom I usually exchange pres­
R. Neil; Charles Reynolds aud Nina citizen, regardless of his race, political
beliefs, or religious sentiments, holds moner,” notes the Providence, (R. I.) ents. I shall send these notes long
Wilson.
sacred. Scarcely a man, woman or Journal. Can’t say exactly what it is, enough before Christinas to forestall
AUCKENBUSH-BAILEY At the M. child, however, in the entire Nation but we know what it isn’t; and that anybody’s buying presents for me.
"In the notes 1 shall convey my best
E. parsonage in Jacksonville, Ore., thinks of that home and last resting is Bryanish.
love and my Christmas wishes. I shall
Saturday, February II, 1911, by Rev. place of the Father of his Country
also explain why I intend to send no
Charles FL Johnson; V. E. Aticken- without feeling a patriotic thrill; and
present this year—that I purpose mak­
bush and Ruby Bailey.
there is hardly a visitor of prominence
ing all my gifts to those whose only
BUSH-ALLEN —At Medford. Oregon, from foreign lands who does not make
claim upon me is their need. 1 shall
add that I am certain they will like
Saturday, February 11, 1911, by Rev. the little journey by rail or steamboat
this original method of disposing of
Wm. Lucas; Harry D. Bush and Ivy from Washington to the beautiful
their gifts. And I shall further say
C. Allen.
estate where General Washington lived
that it they want to make me hap­
HAMAKER-TAYLOR
At Ashland. and died, to gaze on his mausolenm
py aud to enjoy the jolliest kind of
Oregon, Tuesday, February 14, 1911, and perchance to lay a wreath on his
Christmas themselves they will please
by Rev. Ward W. McHenry; Arthur bier. It is not to much to iay, there­
take the money they had Intended to
spend on me and do likewise with It.
D. Hamaker and Elizabeth J. Taylor. fore, that there was a sigh of relief
In this way every dollar we give will
from a hundred millions of free penpie
CIRCUIT COURT
be well spent and make somebody
when Congress refused to permit a
really glad.
NEW CASES
reformatory, asylum or workhouse to
"So that’s my New Year resolve,
Ashland Manufacturing Co. vs. be established within a radius of ten
selfish? That’s all you know.”
Henry T. Wentworth. Action to re­ miles of Mount Vernon.
bachelor girl laughed. "It’s horribly
cover money. Complaint filed. Affi­
Under authority duly granted by law,
•elfish. Didn’t I tell yon I was going
davit and undertaking for attachment. a site embracing 1,000 acres had been
to do It merely because It made
W. J. Moore attorney for plaintiff.
happier?”—Philadelphia Bulletin.
bought in the vicinity of Mount Vernon
John A. Harvey vs. Henry T. Went­ on which to erect a workhouse. Public
worth. Action to recover money. opinion was opposed to the location of
MARRYING EN MASSE.
Complaint filed. Affidavit, under- such an institution in broximity to
takibg and certificate of attachment Mount Vernon. The matter had been
Curious Now Year’s Custom of Plou-
gastels of Brittany.
filed. Summons issued.
referred to the Commission of Fine
Some curious and distinctive mar-
Marion F. Caatervs MarieE. Caster. Arts appoiuted to pass on the artistic
riage customs prevail among the Plod-
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. merits of public buildings and mon­
gastels. a strange race of people
Order for publication of summons. S. uments, and that body found that it
had no authority to pass on the question Our Printing Will HELP (thought by some to be of Asiatic ori­
S. Pentz, attorney for plaintiff.
gin) Inhabiting l’lougastel Dnbulns. in
William H. Badge vs. Elizabeth L. involved. Then Congress took a hand,
YOUR TRADE
Brittany, who are great strawberry
Dodge Suit for divorce. Complaint and when the bill making appropria­
growers.
They are also noted for in­
tions
for
the
conduct
of
the
District
Every
Kind
of
Commercial,
filed.
F. W. Mears, attorney for
termarrying exclusively with each oth­
of Columbia came up for discussion,
Law and Social Printing In
plain'Jff
er. The alliances, which are engineered
Mr. Carlin, of Virginia, introduced an
Up to Date Styles
PROBATE COURT
by an Intermediary known as the bas-
amendment providing that no part of
Estate of Jacob L. Padgett, de­ the appropriation proposed should be TVhen In /feed of JobtuorKj ralaiue, all take place on one day,
Call at Thu Office
usually the first Tuesday of the new
ceased. Order appointing Saturday. expended “for any purposawhatsoever
year. The bnsralalnes start their cam­
March 17, 1911, as the date for final for a reformatory or asylum or work­
paign in September ys soon as the har­
house in the State of Virginia, within
settlement of account.
vest is gathered in. demanding on be­
a radius of 10 miles of Mount Vernon,
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN half of the intending bridegroom the
In the matter of the estate of
except the one now located at Occo- !
ADVERTISING BY THE
baud of his bride elect.
Elizabeth Stewart, deceased. Inven­ yuan, Va. ”
The courtship Is then authorized and
tory and appraisement filed. Order
j'wTAibÀ'H
proceeds with ardor during the dark
On this amendment there was parli- !
of court directing executor to pay
months which follow. Last year twen­
amentary discussion by such states-)
certain claims.
GENERAL OFFICES
ty-three couples were married in the
men as Tawney, Hull, Mann, Norris j
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
parish church on Jau. 8.
In the matter of the administration Bowers, who fairly bristle with lore!
After the ceremony come dancing
of the estate of Hiero Kennedy Hanna, relating to legislative procedure. BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
and feasting. The great dinner which
deceased. Order admitting will to Points of order were made and over­
is served at the numerous inus begins
probate and appointing executrix. ruled, and Cnngress put itself on re
at
2 o'clock and lasts well on to mid­
A Cough
Order appointing appraisers.
cord, in a manner more than dry and
night. The favorite dish is tripe, and
In the matter of the estate of Anna prosy but effectual none the less, as [ la a danger signal and should not be an inordinate quantity of alcohol is
Clay, deceased. ¡Inventory and ap­ being firmly opposed to anything which neglected. Take Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar consumed—one would like to know
might be considered as even looking 1 Honey at once. It allays inflammation, with what results.
praisement filed.
The whole place ts en fete, and there
toward the desecration of the sanctity stops the cough and heals the mem­
are never fewer than 2.000 guests.
In the matter of the guardianship of ot the ideals which are inseparably I branes.
After the orgy the united couples re­
Joseph Welch, an incompetent. Guard­ associated with Washington’s home!
pair to their separate homes. They do
ian's nnnual account filed.
and last resting place.
not take up their joint life until the
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Sight to Valuable
In the mntter of the estate and
following evening »(after the service
Croup
guardianship of Mary Hester, a minor.
To be neglected. Sutherland’s Eagle I for the dead and a second feast), when
First account of guardian filed.
Causes uneasy nights but if you will Eye Salve will cure any case of sore I they are escorted to the bridal chant
use Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey it will eyes, granulated lids, opthalmia or any ber by a large contingent of grooms­
relieve in a few minutes. There is | inflamed condition of the eyes. Pain­ men and bridesmaids, to whom soup
Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Salve nothing better. Guaranteed by all! less and harmless. 25c a tube at all and cakes are presented by the newly
married—Sphere.
Quod for all Skin Diseases.
oalers. For s ale by City Drug Store. I dealers. For sale by City Drug Store. |
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