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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1911)
LOCAL NEWS A number of people from this city I BUSINESS CARDS attended the show at Medford Thurs day night. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman, Silas J. Day Abstract Co Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, M?. and Writes all kinds of Life, Accident, Mrs. M. M. Taylor, and Mrs. C. L. and Fire Insurance, being agent for Grant. some of the leading companies. A runaway car on the extension of O. N. NELSON, Manager the R. R. V. Railway, caused consider- 1 JACKSONVILLE. -:- OREGON able excitement among the laborers Monday morning, running by gravi tation from the vicinity of the brick | GUS NEWBURY yard to a point near the depot where , it was derailed. No one was injured ’ Attorney-at-Law and no serious damage done. The school boys went to Phoenix ; Will Practise in All Courts in the State Saturday to play ball with an ag- i gregation of that place, and were de MEDFORD. OREGON. feated by a score of 14 to 5. The Phoenix team was composed of young I DR. T. T. SHAW men, many being fully grown, while the Jacksonville team was made up of Dentist. school boys many of them not more Office in Ryan Building, California St. than 15 years of age. T. W. Fulton was at Medford Satur day eveiWng. W. T. Bailey has returned to his heme at Eugene. H. K. Hama made a trip to Med ford Tuesday. Jftmes A. Kilburn of Central Point, ■was in town Monday. John A. Norling- was at Medford Monday evening. Miss Mattie Williams of Gold Hill visited friends in town Thursday. Joseph Goldsby of Buncom was in this city Wednesday. H. Withington of Medford, was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman visited friends at Talent Saturday evening. Attorney A. E. Reames of Medford was in town Wednesday. Papa Schmidt went to Medford Thursday. Upstairs Before going or sending out of town Recorder Dox made a trip to Med- for your supplies look over the adver JACKSONVILLE OREGON ford Thursday afternoon. tisements in your local paper and very Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve were in likely you can get the desired article Central Point Sunday evening. from one of our home dealers as D. W. BAGSHAW Circuit court was in session Wednes cheap or cheaper than you can pur chase it of a foreign merchant, then day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Med you will have the advantage of NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER ford were recent visitors in this city. knowing that the firm of whom you Fire Insurance O. C. Boggs, of Medford was at bought is reliable. Emil Reis of this place, foreman of the stamp mill at the Opp mine, had a narrow escape from death while at work in the mill early Monday morn ing. Mr. Reis went into the chute to discover why the ore was not coming to the hoppers for the stamps and was caught and almost buried by a sudden Miss Leona Ulrich was at Medford slide of the ore. After being held a prisoner by the ore for several hours Saturday. ‘ A. E. Reames of Medford was at he was released by a couple of em ployes who had instituted a search for the court house Saturday. him. John Dunnington attended the show at Medford Thursday evening. Wise or Otherwise. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dow were at Medford Thursday evening. Miss Daisy Wetterer of Portland, Just how far does the kitchen range? is visiting her mother Mrs. F. Wetter The housewife is known by the bread er. she bakes. He that has ears to ear should now Miss Florence Hubert of Grants Pass, visited friends in this city Tues begin to think of planting corn. day. The hotbed is well enough in its List your property with Rogue River place, but few people would" care to Realty Co. if you want to sell at i a sleep in it. fair price. We can handle it. Fifty chickens in the incubator, Geo. L. Davis of Medford was Ten scrawny broilers a few weeks shaking hands with friends here this later. week. Many a man in his reflective moods John J. Brown of Central Point was transacting business in this city wonders why his wife loves him, and so do his neighbors. Monday. tending court Saturday. Recorder Colvig was a visitor at Medford Sunday. Benj. M. Collins returned Sunday evening from Medford. W. S. Thompson of Medford was a recent visitor in town. Dr. R. T. Burnett, former County Recorder of Jackson county, has located at Eugene. A member of the Salvation Army was calling on the business men of this city Tuesday. Mrs. Jane E. White, a pioneer of Jackson county, died last week at Ashland, aged 85 years. The rain which fell this week may be worth thousands of dollars to the farmers and gardeners of Oregon. James J. Mears advertises automo- biles for sale, in another column of this paper. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Briggs of Ash- land, visited friends in this city Satur day. • Geo. W. Trefren, Esq. of Ashland was transacting business before the circuit court Saturday. Gus Newbury, J. H. Carkin, and Geo. W. Cherry, of Medford, were at the court house Saturday afternoon. Two ball games are scheduled for this place Sunday. One with Eagle Point, and one with Central Point. The prospects are good for a Lumper fruit crop in this valley, unless there rhould be killing frosts later on. Misses Della Reeve and Gipsey Johnston attended the show at Med- ford, Thursday evening. Thoroughbred Rhode Island Reds for sale—A few fine cockerels, $1,00 eggs $1.00 per setting. Leave order» at, Ulrich’s store, Jacksonville. A stock company, to drill for artesian water, has been organized at Talent. The object is to furnish water for the town. Luke Ryan is erecting a building on the lot in the rear of his store, It is reported that the new building is for an automobile garage. Colonel Roos?velt passel through Medford at 2:30 Wednes ay morning on his trip north, the train stopping about one minute. The house of Nrs. Nancy Dick in Lewis’ Addition is rapidly nearing completion. Mess. Roundtree and Getchell are the contractors. The county court wa.i in session this week. Bridge building, road improve ments, new jail, and other matters were discussed. Local realty dealers reoort inquiries from parties in many of the eastern states who desire to locate in Oregon. One party wanted lands for 6.1 famllie.». Mias Efelia Prim who is teaching schod at Eugzne arrived Saturday to to attend the funeral ofj her sister Maud which was held Sunday. The average boy thinks Ibetter of the cuff on his sleeve than of the one his teacher gives him. There is more sound in a hollow gourd than in a full one, and the same is true of an empty head. What two letters aptly describe the condition of the man who is taken in by sharpers? E. Z. Tha hen may not be well educated, but it doesn’t take her long to scratch off a few lines—in the garden. We can walk into trouble with our eyes shut, but it is often impossible to back out with both eyes onen. “I love but her,” sang the love-sick swain. “If it’s butter you want you can get that at the corner grocery,” called out her irate father. Mama: ‘‘Willie, what do you mean by breaking all those eggs?” Willie: ‘‘I heard papa say that there’s money in eggs, and I’m trying to find it.” Jones: “Hello, Smith, what has happened to you that you look so peaked?” Smith: “I’ve been prac tising the rules on ‘How to Keep Well,’ published in the health column of the Daily Screamer.” From April Farm Journal. M.T.Co ¡ Nuilaii-;fay Io r ( Co. N.T.Co Spring 1191 Offering Zephyr Scotch Ginghams 32 inches wide 25c. yd. New Percales, book fold____________ 10c. y J. New Pilgrim Indigo Prints.................................. New Cretonne Draperies......... ............... 10c. yd Original style in Jabots Dutch Collars 25c. & 50c. You will find our selection Dimitys, Batiste, Poplins, very desirable for spring wear [H L h ft From now until after the Easter Holidays we offer you our line of Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing at a reduction from the regular price of 10 per cent. Our clothing is not shoddy stuff nor shop worn, but entirely new, this spring importation. OREGON An inspection will convince you of its dê- sirability and fit. CLASSIFIED ADS. z Prices Range from $7.50 Suit to $25.00 Suit Men’s J. B. Stetson Hats, all shapes, price $1.00 and $5.00 FOR SALE i FOR SALE—Bronze turkey eggs, $2.00 per 13 $12.50 per 100. Special price on 200 or over, also 25 hens and 10 toms. Prices on application. I Square Deal Orchard Co., Phone 261 R. Ashland, Oregon. Large assortment Men’s, Boys’ and Misses Straw and Crash Hats, prices ranging from 25c. to $1.50 each. $80.00 per month straight salary and expenses, to men with rig, to in troduce our Poultry Remedies. Don’t answer unless you mean business. Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. Co. (In- coiporated,) East St. Louis, Ill. Change in Southern Pacific Time Table. Effective January 1st, 1910. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Insure your buildings,, automobile, etc. in the St. Paul Fite & Marine In surance Co. D. W. Bagshaw, Agent. Good hay for sale, $13. a ton. Inquire of Rogue River Valley Rail way Co. MINERS NOTICE -Notice of Location both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this office, JACKSONVILLE POST. FOR SALE—A ranch in the Applegate valley, containing 80 acres of good land. 12 acres in alfalfa; 4 acres in grain. Two good houses and a large barn on land. Private ditch and water right goes with this property. Price $3500. A bargain for someone. J. Hartman, office opposite U. S. Hotel, Jacksonville, Oregon. L ?- h fi We also keep in stock com pete assortment of ladies ready to wear Muslin Under wear, Petticoats, Kimonas, Wrappers, Etc., Having secured the services of Miss Anna Wendt for this department you can be assured of the most courteous treatment. Office with Jacksonville Post JACKSONVILLE, II F Ladies, our assortment Cotton Wash Fabrics are the Newest and very latest patterns 20 Portland Passenger........ 8:04 A. JI- 24 Grants Pass Motor........ 10:21 A.M. 32 Grants Pass Motor...........4:48 P.M. 16 Oregon Express................ 5:24 P.M. 2-16 Oregou Express.............. 5:34 P.M. 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M. Now that summer weather has arrived it is well to remember that the Corner 'Cnn/rc/ir ny, Handles SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. 23 15 31 13 11 Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M. California Express ........10:35 A.M: Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M. San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M. Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. Ice Cream, Soda and Soft Drinks Fresh Fruit, Water Confectioneru and Cigars How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars ward for any case ofCatarrh that not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. For sale—A few thoroughbred Ply mouth Rock cockerels at two dollars each. T. J. Brinckerhoff, Opp Mine, Jacksonville, Ore. FOR SALE—A house and lot in Jack sonville, Oregon, Lot contains one WALD1NG, K1NNAN& MARVIN. and one-half acres. Five blocks from Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. P. O. Good barn and a number of Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in fine shade trees on the property. A ternally, acting directly upon the blood good comfortable home for some one and mucous surfaces of the system. at a bargain. Price e$1500. J. Hart Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents man, opposite U. S. Hotel. Jackson per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ville, Oregon. Take Hall's Family Pills for con Grandfather knows good whiskey stipation. and since he was a boy HARPER has been his choice. Its good enough for me, and for YOU too, in short it is the best —Buy HARPER from E. H. HFLMS. We have now in stock FOR SALE—Building lots in the city at our kiln, a large quan of Jacksonville, Oregon. I have tity of first class drain seventy-five lots in different parts of the town, for sale at prices ranging tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. from $75. to $150. each. Call and see RARDON’S FIRST For sale at reasonable me. No trouble to show property. prices. Call and ex J. Hartman, opposite U. S. Hotel. CLASS Jacksonville, Oregon. amine, or send us your FOR SALE—Good nine room, brick order. house, in city of Jacksonville, with lot containing two and onf-half acres of Jacksonville Brick, Tile good garden land. Only two blocks, at & Lime Company. from the court house. Price $4500. J. Hartman, office opposite U. S. I CATALOG Hotel, Jacksonville, Oregon. J READY to mail Thoroughbred White Leghorn eggs, The leadins Seed Catalog of*the Weit—■ MRS. COULTER for hutching, from pure bred white Lilly’» Catalog. Your 1911 crop depend» Leghorn hens which have been selected on GOOD seed — «end for thia Catslog get the best. Write now to the and bred to standard cockerels for the and CHAS. H. LILLY CO., Seattle, Wn. past nine years $1.50 per setting of 15—$4.00 per 50, £7.00 per 100. The Every woman may not be hand greatest summer and winter .layers. some, but every woman should ( No birds for sale. keep with care the good points JOHN F MILLER. nature has given her. No womar I ’•'OR SALE— A tract of good garde i need have sallow skin, dull eye, : land containing 4J,. a, res, good hoete blotchy complexion, who pays and barn. Inside city limits of Jaek- proper attention to her health. 1 ville. Price $3500. j. Hartman, Jack- Where cons tipation, liver deran ge 1 ville, Oregon. ment», blood impurities and other irregularities exist, good complex | FOR SALE A farm with stock, tools, ion, bright eyes and sprightly | etc. Farm consists of 190 acres of House Furnishers movements cannot exist. Interna! I good land situated in the Applegate ’.3 good ' jrangements reveal themselves •ccnei I valley. 28 acres in alfalfa. or later on the surface. Headache, dark dairy cows; 9 yearlings; 4 hogs; span nngs around the eyes, sallow slon, a cen- it tired 'eeling—mean that the livar of work horses; lot of chickens; wagon, harness; full outfit of ar ! digestive organs are needing help and buggy, and correction. Chamberlain’» Stomach and farm implements and tools; biacksmith l iver Tablets give this necessary help. shop ar.d tools. Good house and barn; They work in nature*» own way Tboy do not and intere t in merely find» the bow.-»!« but (one up the Urer and tel-.-phr./? in house UsOMc’i to fulfill their proper function». So mild with property. cd r atle they act that one hardly realize* telephone line goes thtt they Rave teken n -dicino. Chamberlain , Pi'-e .0 5 a 1. T; -• nap, office op- Toble*» be r' ‘.ied upon to relieve twiiowna*», —22^-ue»» ■ ontt.pation and daMineaa* Solder- pcs.te U. £, Hotel, Jacksonville, Ore- trywber». Price 25 cents. Jacksonville, Oregon Oregon, TILE FOR SALE Bakery Goods Public Library D. W. Bagvhaw O. N. Nelson Rogue River Realty Company Lands. Orchards, Timber, City Property QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS Our Moffo Call and Examine Our Lists purchasing elsewhere OFFICE: Bank of Jack sonville Bldg. Upstairs Before Jacksonville, Ore QFFFT .r.1 A Handsome Woman Devore & Rock 1 Furniture Stoves Tinware Granite ware Beds and Bedding Couch* that keep you »wake at night also disturb the Bleep of the teat of the family. They can be stopped In a few minutes with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup It 1» a Remedy of Gr«at Relieving Power In All Lung and Throat Trouble». Ballard'* Horehound Syrup convey» a. warming and relaxing In flames to the congested lung«. Heal» soreness. quiets ‘>ckl'"« sensation In the throat, strengthens tho voice, loosens ph gm relieves all irritated conditions in the throat and f4“’“ bottle in ths house. It is bandy to have when needed and saves a world of misery to ths person affected. Put Up in Thr«« Sizes, 2Bc, 50c and 51.00 per Bottle. Buy the 11.00 sis«. It contains five times "I"®** as the iJc slse, and you get with each J”11'® Herrick's Bed Pepper Porous Plaster for tho ch «t. r. ballard mormcroR CT. l0UI,• v0- For Weak Sl*ht or Bora Free, use Stephens Ere Salve. 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