Jacksonville post., August 05, 1911, Image 4

street to Sid M. Nichol, the grocer.
Central Point Bridge.
Time
Tho Wise Bride.
Consideration is said to have been
"Yes. the girls gave the bride a com
$150o,
miseratlon shower."
Table.
We have on hand for sale the following
Because of the bad condition of the
"What In the world Is that?"
Mason Fruit Jars, caps and Ashland is in the throes of an electric
blanks viz:
Effective January 1st, 1910.
light war and as » result thereof the 1 bridge at Central Point across Bear “Why, they all told her how sorry
rubbers complete.
I creek, the county court Thursday they were she was going to rnnrry I Lease,]
“
juice
”
is
likely
to
become
as
cheap
NORTH POUND TRAINS.
1-2 Gallon jars $1.25 doz.
¡decided upon immediate repairs. The such n man as tbe coming bride­
as city water.
Mortgages,
Quarts - - 90c. doz.
20 Portland Passenger.........8:04 AM.
1 work will be completed the latter part groom.” .
The R. R. V. Ry. Co. hrs a force
"That must have hurt her feelings.”
Bill of Sale,]
Pints - - - 75c. doz.
of August.
21 Grants Pass Motor.........10:21 AM.
"No. ft didn't. She know there wasn't
of men engaged in lowering the track |
Agreements.
The
bridge
is
an
old
wooden
covered
32 Grants Pass Motor........... 4:48 P.M.
Jelly Glasses 50c. doz. of the road in Medford, to conform to i
a girl there who wouldn't have given
structure, crossing Bear creek east of ner eyes to get hlml”-Cleveland Plain
W arranty Deeds,
I 16 Oregon Express................ 5:24 P.M.
Extra tops for Mason Jars the street grade.
Central Point. The boards are so worn Dealer.
Quit
Claim
Deeds,
1 2-16 Oregou Express.............. 5:34 P.M.
Extra tops for Economy Jars Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dow, left Sunday and rotton on the floor that the bridge
Chattel Mortgage,
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M.
All kinds Crockery and Glassware foi Crater Lake and other points of is unsafe.
Mixed Metaphors.
J
well
known
bishop,
spoil
king
In
Acknovt
ledgements.
interest.
They
expect
to
remain
a
court
The
action
was
taken
by
the
NUNAN-TAYLOR CO.
SOUTH POUND TRAINS.
the upper house of Canterbury con­
week or ten days.
Real Estate Contract,
after urgent request by Central Poinlt vocation on prayer book revision,
23 Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M.
The deer season began Tuesday.
J. D. Parker, a well known resident ers.
Location Notice —Placer,
rather startled some of his Episcopal
15 California Express ........ 10:35 A.M.
The county court was in session this of Central Point, who died Monday,
brethren
by
declaring,
according
to
the
Location
Notice Quartz,
I
week.
Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M.
31
was interred in the cemetery at this
Church Family Newspaper, “We are
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Montana’s Record Coal Outpul not writing ou n clenu slate; there is
Hollis Parks of Buncom was in town, city Thursday afternoon.
13 San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M.
Real Estate Agents Contract,
Tuesday.-
r good deal of grit under tbe door."
11 Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robison, and
Notice
Application for Liquor License
T. W. Fulton was a visitor at Med­ Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Wilson expect to
Montana bro'.-e all her former records
No Wonder.
At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
ford Sunday.
camp on Little Applegate, next week. of coal production in 1910, according to
"My husband has never spoken
other blanks as fast as possible until
W. E. Jones of Medford was in The deer had better keep out of sight. the United States Geological Survey. cross word to me.”
town Friday.
Rev. Van Clarenbeck, pastor in The coal rained amounted to 2,920,970 “You lucky woman! How long bave the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice.
C. C. Pursel of Buncom was in this charge of the Catholic church at Med­ ¡short tons, with a spot value of $5,329,- you been married?"
"N'enrly
two
weeks."
—
Chicago
Rec-
ford, has been transferred to St. Paul, ' 322. The total value of the coal pro­
city, Thursday.
JACKSONVILLE POST.
ord Herald.
A. B. Sating of Medford W83 in Oregon, and will leave about August duced during the year was less marked
-1
10.
than the tonnage increase, the average
!
town, Thursday.
Gallantry.
It means economy—it means satis*
Sid M. Nichol has moved into the price for the year having been lower
She-
It
seems
to
me
as
though
we
faction—it means a beautiful, lasting)
W.G. Kenney transacted business in
house recently purchased from Maurice iti 1909,. neverless the total value was hnd met somewhere before. He—Im-
finish on your floors, to know the differ*
Medford, Tuesday.
Hege, and Mr. Hege has moved his the greatest in the history of coal possible, fraulein, else I should have
ence before you buy.
Judge J. R. Neil visited friends at family into the house vacated by Mr. mining in tne state. The coal -mines tnllen In love with you before!—Flle-
Common varnishes are brittle and
Ashland, Sunday,
gende
Blatter.
gave employment during the year to
Nichol.
soon show unsightly scratches.
promptly obtained in all countries OR NO FEE.
B. F. Mulkey has returned from
3,817
met*,
indicating
an
output
of
762
Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw and daughter
TRADE-MARKS, Caveatsatul Copyrights rtgis-
Do not accustom yourself to consid­
Elastica Floor Finish is so tough
istered. .Send Sketch, Model or l’hoto, tor
short visit at Portland.
Mary, left Wednesday evening for a I I 1 tons per man. —U. S. Geo. Survey.
FREE REPORT on patentability. Patent pract­
er debt only an Inconvenience. You
that nothing mars it. Heels, scraping
ice exelusively. BANK REFERENCES.
A tennis tournament will be held at • trip tn points on Grays Harbor, Wash-
will Hnd It a calamity —Johnson.
Send 2 cents in (damps for invaluable book
chairs, casters, leave no marks.
on rtOW TO OBTAIN and SELL PATENTS,
Talent, August 10, and 11.
J ington. They expect to return in a
Which ones will pay, How to get r partner,
Common varnishes turn white under
SEEING A JOKE.
patent law and other valuable intorniation.
Miss Agnes Broad of Medford was ' couple of weeks.
Use print jd stationery : it adds dignity
water.
a recent visitor in this city.
The first full carload of peaches it Depends on tho Brand of Humor to to your business. All kinds of office
Elastica Floor Finish never doe*.
stationery printed on short notice and
Which One Is Accustomed.
PATENT LAWYERS,
It is water-proof.
John H. Carkin, Esq. of Medford, shipped from the valley this year was
303 Seventh St, Washington, D. C.
Foreigners, ns a rille, do not under­ at reasonable prices. Jacksonville
— 5 in -
,
sent ftom Talent, this week. A
wai
this city Wednesday.
Common varnishes and ’wax need
stand our wit tind humor Sir Alfred Post.
number
of
small
shipments
have
been
constant care and refinishing.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Shaw made a
made heretofore but this is the first Hartnsworth ouce remarked to me,
Elastica Floor Finish keeps its
trip to Butte Falls Sunday.
snys a writer in the St. Louis Globe-
full car leaving the valley this year.
original lustre.
It outlasts any finish
Medford
and
Jacksonville
Democrat.
that
American
humor
was
A. E. Reames of Medford was at
fiC YEARS’
ever
before offered. , It saves work
Mr.
Jeremiah
Nunan,
after
a
life
Coarse
and
sometimes
brutal.
Mark
the court bouse Wednesday.
EXPERIENCE
AUTO LINE
and saves expense.
time spent in mercantile pursuits is Twain and Finley Peter Dunne are
Mrs. Fred O’Kelly of Grants Pass is retiring from active membership in the the only American humorists who are
r. C. GORST, Manager
We cannot overstate the importance
visiting relatives in our city.
Nunan-Taylor Co. of this city, but will accepted by Englishmen. On the oilier
of knowing the facts about floor fin­
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
William Cameron of the Applegate still retain an interest in the concern. hand, we do not appreciate the bumot
ishes. Come in and ask us.
valley was in town Tuesday.
Lv. Jacksonville | Leave Mediortl
Mr. Nunan will be succeeded by his Of Punch, the Englishman's delight.
I have seen an Englishman laugh
Herbert Hanna returned from San son Charles, who has been engaged in heartily over a Joke In I’uucli that I
T rade M arks
8:00 a. m.
7:00 a. m
D esigns
Franciseo, Tuesday evening.
the banking business at Portland, for Couldn't see any point to until It was
9:30 “
9:1'0 ”
C opyrights A c .
11:00 “
10:30 “
Artrone sending n eketrh and description may
Born —Tuesday morning, to Mr. ami k.te past three years. Another change explained to me. and no doubt that
quickly ascertain our opinion free Whether an
12:30 p. m.
12:00 tn.
invention is probably patent .able. Com tn tin Ira-
! in the firm will be the retirement of gentleman considered me as dense as
Mrs. Roy Ulrich, a daughter.
tioiisstricilycontldential. HANDBOOK on Patents
2:00 ”
1:30 p. tn.
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patent».
we
consider
them
when
we
tell
them
a
Mr.
George
Holfman,
the
efficient
3:30 ”
3:00 ’’
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newbury of Med­
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
i book keeper who will engage in farming funny story and get a sort of pained I tpecial notice, without charge, in the
5:00
‘
4:30 "
Label. All others are imitations.
ford were in this city, Sunday.
look, rather mystifying to be sure. In­
6:30 “
6:00 "
I on the Applegate, about Sept. 1st.
H. Venable of Ruch was transacting
8:00 “
stead of the laugh which was expected.
7:30 “
A handsomely llhistrnted weekly. Largest dr«
9:30 ’’
9:00 “
It is the local application of the joke
business in this city Thursday.
cniatioii of any aeient illc journal. Terms,
A
I
11:00 “
Sold by
ye.tr ; four months, fl. Sold by all newsdealers,
12:00 ••
that counts the world over. The fun
Thomas Kahler of Medford was a !
Bank Clearings at Bank of
12:30 a. m.
1:30 a. m.
nlest thing I ever snw was the charge
Fred J. Fick.
visitor in this city, Wednesday.
Jacksonville. for week ending
Branch Oillco, C25 F St., Washington, D. 0.
LEAVE HOTEL MOORE
a yearling Hereford bull made at a
Aug. 3, S14.411.17
C. P. Briggs, postmaster at Butte
barbed wire fence in the Texas Pan­
handle. He struck the fence full tilt,
Falls, was in this city Wednesday.
and the rebound caused him to turn a
Miss Josephine Donegan is visiting
complete back somersault. He landed
NEED
MORE
MONEY
Mrs. Fred Benedict at Applegate.
on his hoofs all right, and there be I
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Deneff are en­
stood all straddled out with a look of
astonishment on bls face that was al­
joying a vacation on the Applegate.
To Remove Wreck of Maine most human. It wns so ludicrous that
M. M. Welch of Watkins, was trans­
I lay down in the mesquite grass and
acting business in this city, Monday.
From Havana Harbor.
rolled over In spasms of mirth. Then
Fred McClure of Eagle Point, has
he began to bawl like a whipped child,
turned tall and ran as from a banshee.
been in town several days this week.
Washington, D.C., That about $200-
I wns at dinner In a Bradford club
Misses Alice and Edith Hoefs made 000 more will be needed to remove the
and told nbout It. expecting to get a
Medford Sunday afternoon.
wreck of the Battleship Maine from laugb, but all 1 got was this from Hon.
Jerry, the well known Havana harbor is declared here today. Smith Feather, mayor of that York­
Examination and advice cost you nothing and may save you many dollars.
mining man, was in this city Monday, Congress is asked to provide the shire city:
"By Jove. I didn’t know those wire
Porter J. Neff, Esq. of Medford, money at once. To date more than $400,
My office, the most up-to-date in Southern Oregon, is fitted with all modem
was a visitor in this city, Wednesday. 000 has been expended on the Maine. fences were so strong. It’s a Jolly
good
thing
the
poor
brute
wnsn't
in
­
electrical appliances and thus enables those living out of town to have their
J. F. Buck of Talent was t-ansacting It is said that fully three months work jured."
remains
to
be
done
on
the
vessel
business at the court house, Thursday.
work done promptly and get home the same day. Compare my prices with
which to be removed piecemeal from
WATERSPOUTS.
Several hunting parties are in the
the mud bank on which it lies.
mountains looking for the festive deer.
others and see if there is any reason why you should pay more. All my work
Old Tim. Mariner» Fought Them With
Fred Armpriest of Forest creek was
Noise end Cannon.
is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Lady attendant.
Railroad To Coos Bay.
transacting business in town this week
In the waterspout the medieval
Dr. E. B. Pickel of Medford was
mariner saw a malevolent living mon­
THOSE LIVING OUT OF TOWN WILL NOT BE KEPT WAITING
ster—n sea dragon. There were vari­
mak ing professional calls here Tuesday.
General Manager J. P’ O’Brien has ous means of combating them. Once
A. T. Lundgren who had been on a made the authoritative statement that
Full set of Teeth on rubber plate........$7.50
all sailors carried black handled knives,
.............. $5.00
22-karat Gold Crowns ...
business visit to Seattle, has returned. the Southern Pacific company will build which the monster was believed to
Best set of Teeth on rubber plate.. $10.00
............. ..$5.00
Porcelain Crowns---------
Clarence Reames of Medford, was i a line from Eugene to Marshfield via hold In special nbhorrence.
. ............ $5.00
Bridge Work (per tooth).
PAINLESS EXTRACTION - - 50c.
transacting business in this city Thurs­ the Siuslaw route, that the work will
When a spout made Its appearance
$1.50 and up
Gold Fillings..................
coit $8,000,000, the line will be from these knives were produced and point­
day.
All other work in proportion
$1.00 and up
Silver Fillings .................
J. A. E. Percival was shaking hands 1'25 to 130 miles long and will be com­ ed in Its direction, waved In the air so
as to make tile sign of tbe cross or. ac­
with old acquaintances here, Wednes­ pleted within two years.
REMEMBER
cording to the recommendation of cer­ <
Some
years
ago
when
E.
E.
Calvin
was
day.
tain
contemporary
authorities,
driven
i
The
Workmanship
and
Material
Are Guaranteed to be the Very Best
general manager of the S. P. thatcom-
The city Council will hold ah ad-
pahy undeitook to build from Drain several times into the side of the ship.
Certain passages from the gospel of
journed meeting in the City Hall, to-
to Marshfield and a large amount of St. John were recited as charms
hlg^it
money was expended in grading, build­
waterspouts.
W. P. Mealey, Esq. of Medord was ing bridges and laying steel. When in against
207-208 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING
A loud noise of any kind was also >
transacting business in this city, Wed­ 1907 panic came on, however, work was believed to be efficacious against them /
MEDFORD, OREGON
nesday.
suspended and has never been taken —shouts, the clash of swords, the tieat
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone Main 653
A D. McKee of the Applegate val- up. In connection w.ith the Siuslaw Ing of drums and gongs, etc. The cus­ £
’ was transacting
... business
.
. in town,
.
route announcement it is Btated that tom of firing cannon agnlnst water­
ley
steel bridges on the Drain route will be spouts, snys the Scientific Amerlcnn.
Thursday.
dates back nt least ns far ns the six
Fred I. Fick, the popular contractor, taken down and used on the new line. teenth century. The original Idea up
I
was transacting business in Medford, I
pears to hare been to frighten them
Wednesday.
nwny by the noise of the report, but In
I
Terms of Trea ies.
the later times It wns believed that the
J. E. Enjart of Medford was one of
All persons subject to Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Indi­
watery column could be «-m In twalii
the good roads boosters at the court
gestion. Constipation. Headache, Dizslness. Heartburn,
by
the
cannon
ball
and
the
spoilt
tint*
Vertigo (blind staggers). Foul Breath, Sallow Com­
house Wednesday.
Ry ,)ie treaties for arbitration be-
dissipated It would l>e liiterestlnc to
plexion or a constant tired, discouraged feeling should
Mrs. E. Boswick of Ruch is spending tween the United States and Great Brit- know whether the tniinoimdlng <d «tt
use
a few days with her daughter Mrs. W. ian and the United States and France, tersponts Is still sometimes prnet
Schults of Medford.
signed t slay, the following ends have It wns certainly common nwli
"
than n century ago It 1« hardlt
Mr. and Mr». Tomon, of Medford, been accomplished;
essttry to say that It Is entirely futlh
recent arrivals from Nebraska were i Even before resort to arb tratior, a
commision shall investigate the issue
r
in this city recently.
The Bawhce.
between the two nations, to recom­
Englishmen nre tnnilllir with tin
No council meeting was held Tuer- mend, if passible, a settlement, without
nanti* "Imwlier.'' applied to the Sconti
dav eveniug on account of tho lack of resource to arbitration.
Th« Great Liver Tonic and Regulator That Has
a quorum of members.
All differences adjustable by inter­ n.'tlfpi tiny, but to few dm" It bring Hu1
Done So Much for the Working People.
ninni.itioti of n lutin queen nnd a t>.v
Mr. anj Mrs. W. C. Dansff and Mrr. national law shall be submitted to The nt people. It appears Hint tile first ut
It Is a msrve’.mt* remedy. Its stimulating effect on a .Torpid Llyer U BttlejMR than miraculous.
The
dose — brings
Improvement,
f<-w days' use cures tho most obstinate case,
It acts instantly. trtened
TL g first
■■■"•"■*
— ot
-— a •»— Torpid
—
i Liver are a restored
Ella Cou't are camping near the Hague or some ot er t ibanal furdecis- tempt nt <he por*rnittire ot tin* tinfi.r-
victims
almost
tn a day
non ­
c|
1
ean»ln«
a
to'n?c*fo
“
the
Htomac
™*L?ver
and^Boweis.
if'puU
the system
in perfect
order Herblne
revives Is ‘ho a Tor
ion.
iiimii*
Muri
,
queen
ot
Sen:*
wns
tititd«
1
sulphur spring up Lit le Applet «tu.
pid Live* strengthens digestion, clears the bowels of constipated conditions and re-establishes regular
Differences eit er na ion believes ll> bet Infancy. nn<! Ilei slmili fue«' «IIS
Joe Cuthbert of MrJforJ j assed are not ■ » adjusta! E* si,ail b-t laid L. - ellgríl'etl upon I Ile Sent! lili lllllfpen
1,OWEveryVhornotshould have a bottle of this great regulating medicine. It stands for health for the
Whole family All who are constipated, bilious or dyspeptic need Its oleanslng and renovat ng Influ-
through town Monday, on his return fare tbe commission, com.» s:l of re­ nie" >1' the time ot lief eoronillloll In
ence6 It fortifies the body against t*n* umonla. Malaria (Chills), Brights Disease, Typhoid Lever,
ftom a fishing trip on the Applegate. present«'ires of both c »untries. and l.",l.'l. alien »tie wn« Inn nine months
Yellow Fever or any other deadly disease that may be about
The rock crush tr at the q tarry west those differences m :s" be arbitnt-d ii ont. i nuiiiber ot lhe"e «mull <-<:as
Price 50c per Bottle.
«till preserved, nnd II will be e.-isl
of town began the work of crushing this commisiiot* so decides. The cum are
ÄT. I.orm, MO.
ly understood how the name”bnwbee.”
PROPRIETOR
JAm F. BALLARD
rock for the county roads, Wei'melay. mission may delay its findings a year, or Imby. cnine to be given to tbe coin
For
Sorr
Kres»
Granulated
Lida,
Redneaa
of
tile
Kyeball,
Weak
Bight*
Smartinr
to provide fo.' diplomatic settlement.
lienrlna the effigy of the tutby. The
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and Mr. and
use Stewbens Bye Haire. It la a remedy of »roren me
It is suggested in France that any hnif|»enny of Scolinoci I* «till common­
Mrs. Chris Ulnch attended the funeral
ti-oiati the l»nhy
of Mrs. A. W. Furry at Phoenix Sun­ nation, not a signatory, warring upon ly ctiheil the I nW te c
a signatory, shall ba "boycotted” by Ime uu h uger m ,
• m it.-Pear
day.
nat'ons that are parties to the peace son s.
M, Hege has sold his bouse on Fifth treaties.
LOCAL NEWS
LEGAL BLANKS tnan-4'! in
AVast Difference
ill Floor Finishes
D. SWIFT & CO.
Scientific American,
FLOOR FINISH
MUNN &Co.30,“a*'New York
a
Í
First Class Dental Work
At Honest Prices
Consult- Me
I
Before Going Elsewhere
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
I
HERBINE
CITY DRUG STORE