Jacksonville post., April 29, 1911, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS
To-day is “Raisin Day.”
Frei L. Colvig spent Sunday at
Medford.
W. R. Coleman was at Medfird
Saturday.
Ulrich Bros, have purchased sn
automobile.
O. W. Duncan of Medford was in
this city Tuesday.
Miss Stella Levy was at Medford
Wednesday evening.
Mbs. B. I. Mulkey visited friends
at Ashland this week.
H. K. Hanna made a business trip
to Medford Monday afternoon.
Mr. an I Mrs. R. B. Dow were Rt
Medford Wednesday evening.
A. D. McKee of the Applegate was
transacting business in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Benton of Med-
Ford visited friends in this city Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Collins were
Visitors at Medford Wednesday even­
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Dow witnessed the
ball game at Medford Sunday af ter
noon.
MAY ENLARGE CO'JRl HOUSE
Need o.' An Addition is Gcinç
Considered by County Court
The need of an addition to tht
court house at Jacksonville is one
which is appealing to the members
of the county court, and it is under­
stood that they will act upon it in a
concrete form as soon as they have
finished with the erection of the new
county jail. The plan it is understood,
is to erect a fireproof addition on the
east end of the court house. It is to
contain the offices of the clerk and
recorder with a hallway and air space
between. The building, with the
addition-included, will be commodiou;
enough to handle Jackson Count}
business for many years to come.—
Tidings.
and the capitalists of the east tl e
economic lesson of their 1 ives. With
his
31,000 savings
Purt
made
his first payment on his little farm,
built his house an 1 barn with his owr.
hands and began to farm it as farming
should be done. With only seven acres
of lane! for cultivation, Burt sowed
three acres to alfalfa and around the
home be planteei a small orchard; be­
tween the trees he planted berries and
vegetables; under every tree he placed
a bee-hive so that the bees might
pollenize his trees while storing for
him their golden honey. He kept on
planting and sowing things until every
Coot of land was made to do double
¿¡nd treble service. Still he had land
left sufficient to devote to a chicken
yard, a pfgstye and a eowpen. In the
year 1910 Burt took from his seven
acres a tetai of 82.0C3 and with his
aggregate savings he purchased fortv
acres more of river-bottom land.—
Sunset Magazine.
M.
I è
EFF-EFF Spring Clothes
Demonstrate the Fitness
of Thing
♦
CORVALLIS LETTER
Foreign Born Siuden's Entertain
at the 0. A. C.
The Japanese government may vet
have to establish a special department
for the explanation and denial of
rumors.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Jack Loar of Me.lford died of tuber­
Corvallis, Oregon, April 25—The
culosis, at Los Angeles, Cal., Sunday
Cosmopolitan Club, an organization of
morning.
foreign born students at O. A. C.
FOR SALE CHEAP
George E. Boos of this place has | representing India, Japan, Russia,
The Fechheimer-FisheJ Co.
The Fechheimer-Fishel Co.
been chosen secretary of the Medford Germany, Scotland, Canada, England,
The Fechheimer-Fishel Co,
Complete
Fixtures
of
Opp
I*.
cm ,
IWw
York
Gt,
Commercial Club.
' Norway, South America, and the
;
the
United
States,
gave
a
clever
en-
----
ERE
are
pen
sketches
of
right
clothes
for
Easter
and
for
all
the
Spring
and
ERE are
Attorney Geo. W. Trefren of Ash- j
Mine Boarding House
! tertainment recently, the program of
Summer. They have the quality that self-respectin- people demand;
land was transacting business at the
I which included many instructive and
all pure wool; genteel styles; conscientious tailoring. In the details
court house Wednesdaj’.
Will sell whole or by piece. Splendid
amusing features.
of finish-harmonization of trimmings, and care in the lesser things-you ses the
opportunity
for
man
and
wife.
E. O. Adamson, a new arrival from
After a piano solo by Miss Vena
unfailing signs of true craftmanship and fit.
2 Ranges,
Minnesota, has purchased of C. W Rickard, an associate member, and
SPRING SUITS $10.00 TO $20.00
2
i
Complete
calking
outfit,
Wolters the controlling interest in an address by the president, J. K.
Glassware,
the State Bank at Talent.
Fairchild of Portland, giving a history
Chinaware,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beekman, ac­ I of the club since its organization a
Sideboard,
companied by their daughter Miss ' year ago for the purpose of bringing
Furniture,
!
together
the
foreigners
to
become
Carrie and Mrs. W. M. Stine, made a
Heating stoves,
trip by automobile to Gold Hill and 1 acquainted, to form international
Bedsteads,
friendships and forward thus the cause
other points of interest, Tuesday.
Cow,
Change in Southern Pacific Time
of international peace, the29memtsr,
Chickens,
The Bank of Jacksonville publishes answered roll call with quotations of
Table.
Barn and garden tools,
D. ,W. Barahaw
in another column, a statement of its authors from different nations all over
Stovewood,
Effective January 1st, 1910.
condition on April 26. The statement the world. Hindu magic was demon-
Fine garden planted. In fact every­
shows a wonderful increase in deposits, j etrated by T. Khankhoje of Ward ha,
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
etc. during the past eighteen months. India, and an address on “Poetical thing required to make a well paying 20 Portland Passenger......... 8;04 A.M.
establishment. Investigation invited.
Rev. J. A. Couden, the new Presby­ ¡Japan’’ was given by 8. Nishisaki Reason for selling, other business 24 Grants Pass Motor......... 10:21 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor........... 4:48 P.M.
An International
terian minister has arrived and began ¡of Jamaguchi.
requires owners immediate attention. 32
16 Oregon Express..........................5:24 P.M.
his pastorate by holding services in Quartette, composed of two Japanese Write or apply te
2-16 Oregou Express........................ 5:34 P.M.
the church Thursday evening. His ! a Norwegian and an American, sang
T. J. BRINKERHOFF,
1 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M.
family is expected to arrive in a short Home Sweet Home, each employing
Jacksonville. 12
time.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS,
his own language and all singing at
FOR SALE
23 I Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M.
C. K. Klum, aged 82 years, a well once.
After a description of of historical I FOR SALE —Bronze turkey eggs, $2.00 15 > California Express ........10:35 A.M.
known resident of Jackson county,
per 13 $12.50 per 100. Special price on 31 I Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M.
dropped dead at his residence at Ash­ orign of the Japanese sword dance by
, 200 or over, also 25 hens and 10 toms. 13 I San Francisco Express.. ,8:32 P.M.
Khankhoje,
the
performance,
with
land, Tuesday evening. Mr. Klum
Prices on application.
Lands, Orchards, Timber, City Property
11 . Shasta LimitedfMail only)5:47 A.M.
was a newspaper man, having founded naked swords, was given by Kakuji
—-
--- —
Square Deal Orchard Co.,
Okamoto
of
Kumamoto,
Japan,
while
the first paper at Ashland, about 40.
Ashland, Oregon.
the song-poem accompaniment was Phone 261 R.
How’s This?
years ago.
given by Moichi Kawashima of Tokyo.
There’s always something missing
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
Fred J. Fick, the contractor and R. E. Duncan of Portland represented
without I. W. HARPER whiskey. ward for any case ofCatarrh that can­
i
builder has purchased the entire stock the negros with a well-rendered selec­ It’s so old and so extensively used
not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
of glass, heretofore carried by DeVore tion from Pau) Dunbar, the negro
1 everywhere that we should find it
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
& Rock and is prepared to furnish poet, and Prof. J. B. Horner concluded hard to get along without it. Sold bv
We, the undersigned, have known
glass to fit any size frame. Mr. Fick the program with an address on the E. H. HELMS.
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
also carries a complete line of paints, Nile country and met: ods by which
Call and Examine Our Lists Before
believe him perfectly honorable in all
Your
tongue
is
coated.
oils, varnishes, wall paper, etc.
the American agricultural colleges can
business transactions and financially
Your
breath
is
foul.
purchasing elsewhere.
A dumber of the members of the | aid Egyptians by establishing up-to-
able to carry out any obligations made
Headaches come and go.
Subordinate, Encampment, and Re- I date methods of rice culture.
These symptoms show that your by his firm.
bekah lodges of the I. O. O. F. went I
stomach is the trouble, To remove
W ALDING, K innan & M arvin .
to Medford Wednesday to assist in i
OFFICE: Bank of Jack­
the cause is the first thing, and
Buncom Reports.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
the dedication of the new Odd Fellows’
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver | Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in­
temple in that city. Special trains at
Tablets
will
do
that.
Easy
to
take
ternally,
acting
directly
upon
the
blood
1, and 7 o’clock P. M. were run to ac­ Correspondcnca to the Post.
and most effective. Sold by City Drug and mucous surfaces of thç system.
Dr. Cameron and son Lloyd was in Store.
commodate those attending.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
Medford Saturday.
A party was given at the residence
RARDON’S FIRST
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists:
Insure
your
buildings,
automobile,
I
Mrs. Fred Co; pie accompanied by
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Norris, Thursday
Take
Hall
’
s
Fartlily
Pilis
for
con*
etc. in the St. Paul Fire & Marine In-1
evening; the occasion being the birth­ her mother Mrs. Newt Lewis were in surance Co. D. W. Bagahaw. Agent. , ■t’pation.
CLASS
the
city
a
couple
of
weeks
ago.
day of their son Alfred. The party
House
Furnishers
j
Use
printed
stationery;
it
add:
dignity
;
was gotten up by the schoolmates of I A. S. Kleinhammer and family were
the young man and was intended as I the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. ' to your business. Ail kinds of office i
' stationery printed on short notice and
Call and inspect our line
a “surprise party.” A number of i Jennings Sunday.
1
at
reasonable
prices.
Jacksonville
young ladies and gentlemen were
Ernest and Myrtle McKee of Med­
of new and up-to-date
We have now m stock
present and a general good time had.
ford spent a few hours at the ball Post.
at
game
on
Big
Applegate
Sunday.
Diarrhoea should be cured without
at our kiln, a large quan­
Mirrors, just received.
W. C. Kitto is constructing a cement
W. R. Garrett ar d E. Foreman w«r& loss of time and by a medicine which |
walk in frbnt of his property on Fif h
tity of first class drain i A complete line of fur­
like Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
street. J Mr. Kitto, unlike most build- , in Jacksonville Saturday.
tile. Sises 3 to 8 inches.
«¡H PUT til Ira kaa
ers of sidewalks,
has rrnr
gone to con-
Wilber Cameron made a business i Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures !
MRS. COULTER
niture, house furnishing
promptly but produces no unpleasant I
siderable labor in order to provide a trip to Ruch last wee.t.
For sale at reasonable
after effects. It never fails and' is
proper foundation for the walk. He
A. D. McKee was in town Monday. pleasant and safe to, take. Sold by
etc. always on hand.
prices. Call and ex­
Prompt relief in all cases of throat
removed the top soil, an excellent
J. Paiks is not much improved at City Drug Store.
amine, or send us your
and lung trcuble if you use Chamb.r-
loam, to a depth of a foot or more, this writing.
lain’s Cough Remedy. Pleasant io
Thoroughbred White Leghorn eggs
filled in the place thereof with gravel,
order.
Mrs. R. J. Cameron was visiting for hatching, from pure bred white
take, soothing and healing in eflect.
properly tamped, on which the concrete
Jacksonville Brick, Tile
Sold by City Drug Store.
Leghorn hens which have been selected
Jacksonville, Oregon
will be laid, making a foundation her daughters in Medford recently.
Miss Florence Taylor was in Med­ and bred to standard cockereis for the
which will never settle.
b
Lime
Company
ford last week.
past nine years $1.50 per setting of
Amsng those from this place attend­
15—$1.00 per 50, £7.00 p»r 100. The
Mrs.
W.
H.
Venable
and
son
Ray
ing the dedication exercises at the I.
greatest summe’r and winter ^layers,
were
visiting
up
Little
Applegate
Neglected wounds produ'<• old sore« and
BUSINESS CARDS.
O. O. F. t.mple of Medford, Wednes­
No birds for sale.
these in time develop -leers which eat away
day evening were the following. Mr.
1.... |8unday-
the vitality.
JOHN F MILLER,
Bert
McKee
wa3
up
Little
Applegate
and Mrs. M. M. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas
J.
Day
Abstract
Co
Every
family
and
especially
those
Alex Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Chris on business recently.
Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, | Oren and Wallace Haskins killed a who reside in the country should In IF?
Writes all kinds of Life, Accident,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mulkey, Mr. and I fine bear and two cubs on Big Apple- provided at all times with a bottle of and Fire Insurance, being agent for
Chamberlain's Liniment. There is no
lini. W. R. Coleman, Mrs. Marv gate recently.
telling when it may be wan ed in ease some of the leading companies.
Miller, Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw, Mr.».
Frank Silva and family were trading of an accident or emergency. It is
Is a Healing Remedy fo*’ Al! Ailments of
Getch.ll, Mrs. S. Walsh, Mr». William t with Jacksonville merchants last week.
O. N. NELSON, Manager
most excellent in ail cases of rheum*
Barnum, Misses Dunford, Ulrich and
the Flesh of Man and Beast.
Henry Stephenson of Upper Apple­ tism, sprains and bruises. Sold by JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
Thompson, and Messrs J. Percy Wells,
gate made a business trip up Litt e City Drug Store.
The speed with which this splendid liniment heals up * bad
A. T. Lundgren, James Rock, Roy
wound or sore has aurprls<d and pleased *5°«« who were a _
Applegate Wednesday.
Ulrich, F. M. Roundtree, J. M. Crone­
GUS
NEWBURY
tomed to the .lower and uncertain
,of
but
dies. It mends the lacerated flesh ho quickly ‘but there Is bu
William Cameror. has repaint'd his CETH CATALOG
miller, H. L. Getchell, Louis Eaton
little
time
lost
from
work.
In
r.
levins
y
heumat|e
pain»
"'¿X
£
residence at Uniontown.
s JA u T j I Z ready to mail
gla. sciatica, it has done and l> doing i wonderful w"y“- “*"y
and others.
Attomey-at-Law
chronic victim, of these disease, have found to th 'f.
The
leadin.
Seed
Catale.
of
the
West
—
Bad colds are raging ali over the
faction that it cures an attack la a fraction of the time required
Lilly’, Catalo.. Your 1S11 crop depends
Will Practise in All Courta in the State
, community.
by
the ord nary treatment.
Owner.
on GOOD seed —»end for th., Cetelo.
A Healing Salve for Burna, Chapped
It I. equally effective in the flesh ailments ®f *n'7r heals ."re.
and .et tba beet. Write now to the
of
blooded
stock
value
It
highly
for
two
reasons
It
heal.
■
■'**'
I
Hands and Sore Nipples.
MEDFORD,
OREGON
CHAS. H. LILLY CO., Seattle, Wn.
and wounds quickly, and leaves no disfiguring He.’ r».
d
*
This
remedy
I.
needed
in
every
home.
It
Its
Ki
eat
power
an
As a healing salve for burns, sores, Man Who Changed the Valley
efflcacy was generally known, no family would be without It,
sore nipples and chapped hands
DR. T. T. SIIAW
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
Chamberlain's Salve is most excellent.
Dentist
JAMS F. »*!1
pr.CPfftnCR
ST. I.OUIS, uo.
It allays the pain of a barn almost
“It was Burt, the drayman from
instantly, and unless the injury is very Carson City,” writes S. Glen Andrus
Office in Ryan Itjiklin?, 'Jabfor.iia ßt.
Mepbena Eye Salve la a aafe nod apeedy remedy far Sare Eyea.
severe, heal» the parts without leaving in :
: - for May, “who
s scar. Price, ¿scents. For sale by with a working capital of 31.000 gave
Upstair*
ol »A mo R scqmmsmo . p B y J
[SI
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City Drug Store.
the ranch king» of port hern California
JACKSONVILLE
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NUNAN-TAYLOR CO., Jacksonville
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Realty Company
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QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS:
Our Motto
Jacksonvilie, Ore
DeVore & Rock
Bakery Goods
TILE FOR SALE
Public Library
Beds and Bedding
Ballard’s
Snow Liniment