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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1911)
continued its Sunday edition. In future GERMAN LATCHKEYS. there will be an issue Saturday even ing which will contain the matter here Big Enough to Bo Used as Weapono of Mason Fruit Jars, caps and tofore published in the Sunday edition.* Attack or Defense. rubbers complete. LocksmlthlDg lu Germany Is today 1-2 Gallon jars $1.25 doz. as Important a trade as plumblug. bank Clearing» at Hank of blacksmithing or the vocation of the Quarts - - 90c. doz. Jacksonville. for week ending barber, says our consul at Hanover in Pints - - - 75c. doz. a recent report. The first lock and key Aug. 17. H8.261.69 Jelly Glasses 50c. doz. were Introduced into Prussia In the fourteenth century and caused a con Extra tops for Mason Jars siderable sensation at tbe palace of the Extra tops for Economy Jars GREEK KILLS GREEK elector of Brandenburg. He found All kinds Crockery and Glassware that by these devices ho could do away with tbe guard at his private door« NUN AN-TAYLOR CO. and thus materially reduce his house Al Medford This Week. Victim Cap Ruch was in town Friday. hold expenses. Since that day tbe schlosser, or locksmith, has been an es Dies Friday Morning. W. T. Grieve« was at Medford Sun sential factor in German life. day. The present German bouse key could Mr. Ho'ace Venable was ir town Georgias Buchias, a Greek laborer, be used as a weapou of attack and de Tuesday. shot another Greek named Spanos, at fense. besides serving its original pur J. P. Harr of Watkins was in town Medford, Wednesday evening, inflict pose. It weighs on an average about one-eighth of a pound, and as each per Thursday. ing wounds from which the latter died son entitled to carry a bouse and cor Warren Cameron of Ruch was in town early yesterday morning. ridor key has nearly a quarter of a Saturday. Buchias had been released from the pound of soft Iron in bls pocket It Curly Wilson was a visitor at Med county jail only a few weeks before | Is conservatively estimated that tbe and is reputed to be a bad man. He amount of iron in circulation In Ger ford, Monday. many In the pockets of the men and T. B. Cornell of Grants Pass was in was arrested by Officer Cincaide and is In the hand bngs of women amounts to now in the county jail awaiting trial at town Thursday. 2.695 tons, besides an additional 2JMM) the September term of court. H. Withington of Medford was in The killing is said to have been the tons for the keys to tbe interior of German homes. Thus something over town Saturday. outcome of an old quarrel. 5,000 tons of iron are put into keys of Mr. Carnahan of the Blur Ledgo was a size to be found nowhere in Amer in town Monday. ica. However large the bouse or nu Mrs. Ansel Gilson of Sterling was merous the apartments, the outer door A Card of Thanks Is locked promptly at 10 o'clock, and as in town Tuesday. the German spends many of his even Mrs. and Mrs. Chris Ulrich are camp We tender our sincerest thanks to ings out every person carries nt least ing at Lost Prarie. those whose kindness and rympathy one of these massive key« to effect an John H. Carkin Esq. of Medford was were bestowed on us in our late bereave- ■ entrance. in town Thursday. ment, assuring them that they will ANSWERED THE SIGNAL Mrs. John Cantrall of Buncom was in never be forgotten. town Wednesday. C lifford B radford . The King Sent the Reply, and the Cap I rene E aton and F amily . Miss Fleta Ulrich was a Medford | tain Kicked Himself. visitor Wednesday. Rear Admiral Str Colin Keppel was given the commnud of tbe royal yacht Reis Chapman of Central Point was , 1.1 Praise or Bioks Victoria and Albert by King Edward, in town Wednesday. und on one occasion when the late king First Class line of Chocolates atJ was on board his majesty thought lie Shaw’s Confectionery. Think of the| appeal to your heart would like to steer the yacht for a lit George Merritt visited friends in and my heart of these wonderful things tle way. Admiral Keppel took hltn to the Central Point recently. we call books! Without them, we wheel, and, having ascertained the County Recorder Colvig returned should be poor, starved, shipwrecked proper course to steer, bls majesty souls in the limitless waste of the years. tried to keep the yacht in it. with rath from shunting trip Saturday. And what a miracle is here, that a ! er poor success. MiFsec Nellie and Isabelle Collins wandering Phoenician should invent i 'flic vessel was being escorted by a were Medford visitors Thursday. certain cabalistic signs, that a German squadron of cruiser«, and the cap Mark Watkins of Watkins trans tinker should one day carve them on [ tain of one of these vessels, noticing acted business in town Saturday. blocks of wood, and now you and I may | the wabbly course ot tbe Victoria and County Engineer Harmon was return stand here and listen to the immortal, Albert, thought he would "rag'' Ad ed from a trip to San Francisco. voices of Isaiah and Homer and Dante miral Keppel on Ills bad steering. He signaled a sarcastic inquiry ns to Fred Owens of the Applegate valley and Shakespeare! Are we not verily the erratic course of the yacht, and become as gods!—From address of C. King Edward, seeing the string of was a visitor in this eity Saturday. Mr Fred OfTenbacher d Chas Hamil W. Smith at opening of Seattle Public flags go up. Inquired their meaning. Admiral Keppel went all the colors ton of Ruch were in town Thursday. Library. of tbe rainbow and tried to escape the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron of question, but the king Insisted. When the Applegate valley were in town Sat-1 Notice. at last he understood the meaning of urday. the signal his majesty went off Into peals of laughter, and after he bad re Miss Lena Downing of Forest Creek ; I intend to close up my business in covered a little he ordered n reply Jo is the guest of Miss Womack this this place and return to the Willamette be signaled. week. A few minutes Inter the captain of valley bv Sept. 1st. All those wishing Percy Wells and Ephriam Wilson are the cruiser read this message: "Pray work done will please call soon. enjoying an outing at Steam Boat this accept apologies, but am a bit out of R ollins T he J ewelr . practice.— Ed wn rd.” week. Then the captain retired to his cabin The blacksmiths of Southern Oregon and kicked himself.—1‘eurson's Week are holding a convention at Ashland, Deafness Cannot be Cured iy- today. Canes and Swords In Porto Rico. J. W. Bailey of Eugene is in town Of all people perhaps none are more this week looking after business in by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. fond of canes or more skilled In thetr terests . There is only one way to cure deafness, use than our fellow citizens ot Porto L. Harry Wilcox of Central Point, Rico. The walking stick In that Island and that is by constitutional remedies. would seem to mark social distinctions was transacting busines in this city Deafness is caused by an inflamed among meu as fans do among women. Monday. condition of the mucous lining of the Mr' and Mrs. Haney are spending a Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Every Spaniard has a cane, the well to do own several, and the gilded youth few days with Mrs. Horace Venable inflamed you have a rumbling sound often have a small arsenal of walking i this week. or imperfect hearing, and when it is sticks. The term "arsenal" is used ad Mr. Harry Luy and family, Mr. entirely, closed, Deafness is the result, visedly, as’tbe Porto Rlcuns, like tbe Hobson and R. B. Dow spent Sunday and unless the inflammation can be Spaniards, have quite a fondness for at Rogue River. taken out and this tube restored to its sword ennes and dagger canes, and they make these with remarkable skill. Mrs. Fred Klienhammer of Buncom normal condition, hearing will be The blades of tbe duer specimens come apent a few days with her mother Mrs. destroyed forever; nine cases out of from famous smiths In Toledo aud oth ten are caused by Catarrh, which is er 8pnnlsh cities and are forged from I Martha Jones this week. George W. Walker and family of nothing but an inflamed .condition of the finest steel. Some are damascened, and others are Inlaid with silver and Whitehall, Ill. are visiting the families mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars gold; some have worked upon them the of J. C. and Benj. M. Collins. for any case of Deafness (caused by name of the owner and others the E. E. Oman has purchased of Samuel catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls name of a patron saint.—Philadelphia Bousaum a tract of four acres, situated Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. Record. in the eastern part of this city. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. All In Good Tims. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson and Mr. Champ Clark at n dinner In Wash Take Hall’s Family Pills for Consti ington pleaded Indulgence for a some and Mrs Frank Robinson returned Mon pation. day from a pleasant camping trip. what rambling speaker. •’He'll arrive,” be said, ’’if you’ll give Mrs. Gertrude Norton left Tuesday him time. He Is like Dr. Thirdly. morning for Albany, Ore. where she “Dr. Thirdly was dividing up his will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed sermon Into appropriate beads one FORBEARANCE. Duin. Sundny morning when a member of ■ The little I have seen of the I tbe congregation shouted Irascibly: Mr. Geo. Von dor Hellen and family I “’Ment, man! Give us meat!’ world teaches me to look upon the have been camping at the Blue Ledge “’Well,’ said Dr. Thirdly promptly, error» of others in sorrow, not in returned to their home at Eagls Point j , 'bold on, then, till I'm done carving.’ ” anger. When I take the history of Sunday. . —Pittsburg Gazette-Times. one poor heart that has sinned and Mr. Jim Cantrall and family’ started ! suffered and represent to myself A Steady Watch. for Crescent City Thursday morning the struggles and temptation» it has “Henry,” said Mrs. Gloonip nt din where they expect to spend two weeks passed through, the brief pulsations ner, looking down at her watch, but outing. of joy. the feverish inquietude of speoking to Mr. Gloonip on the other hope and fear, the pressure of want, side of the table, “my watch hasn't va S. Bousaum has purchased eighty the desertion of friends, I would rled a second In a week." acres of land near Woodville, from E. fain leave the erring soul of my "Remarknble!” said Mr. Gloonip E. Oman of this city. The consideration “How did you get it to vary so little?*’ fellow man with him from whose vm $8000. “1 broke tbe mainspring." hand it came.—Longfellow. The notice of the special election to vote upon the question of issuing a mil Flannagan’s Way. Politeness. True politeness is that which when a lion and a half of road bonds appears in | Cassidy—Flnunngnn's thinking of go- in’ Into the haulin' buslneis. He man Is lying to you and you know be another column of this paper. bought a folne new cart today. Casey l< lying impels yon to listen to him as Mr. Fred Blakeley of Roseburg and —But slinre he has no horse. Flannn- though you believed him snd Impels Col. Ray of California are looking over gan—No. but he's goln’ to buy wan. him to go on lying as though be be- the Sterling mine and expect to start Casey- Well, that’s lolke Flannngan. | llevea you believe him.—Chicago I’oat. He always did git the cart befoor the up the work there very soon. horse -I’hlladelpliia ledger. A Left Handed Ona. T. T. Merill of Portland and J. J. He—A handsome woman smiled at Buckler of Medford, both with the me yesterday. She—Weil. It Is poasl- Pacific Tel. and Tel. Ce. made the Jack DO YOU WANT IDEAS ble for even a handsome woman to bare a sense of the rldlcolous.-Scrtn- sonville office a visit last Saturday. In getting up a booklet or ton Tribune-Republican. The contractors has finished the con other tasty advertising mat crete wall of the County jail and tom ter? Have a design pre A beautlful eye ma ko« silence élo down the framework. The timbers to pared by us and wa will quent; a klnd eye mnkes contradiction support the roof are being placed in au aswnt; an étirai" <’ e makes :<egu- show you a position. ly defofUK 't A.dtlcr w. LOCAL NEWS The Medford Mail Tribune baa dis TRADE .. WINNBR When the Great Mail Steamer Wae Stopped In Midocean. The great steamship wavered: the screw revolved more slowly and grad- ually ceased to turn, There Is some- thing uncannily disquieting about an tmmoving ship In tbe middle of tbe ocean, and for a few moments there were fearsome rumors among the sec ond and third cabin passengers. Tlie steerage, being nearer to tbe heart of things, understood wbat was going on. The deck stewards went about ex plaining. and ns they explained the passengers moved to points of vantage. Then all was very quiet—quiet even for the sea. A man whom the first cabin passen gers knew to lie a famous bishop step ped down from among them. A heavy, clumsy, grewsome bundle was brought up. Over it the bishop, with bared aud reverent head. Intoned the service for those who are burled nt sen. As tbe bishop spoke the words of committal. “We therefore commit his body to the deep, to be turned Into corruption, look ing for the resurrection of the body, when the sea shall give up Its dead." a door in the bulwarks was lifted for the bundle and let dowu again, the ship began to move, sluggishly nt first, then smoothly as was Its wont, and the passengers went back to their games, their books nnd their lovemaking. The greatest event in the dead stok er’s career was over. He had stopped his majesty’s mall.—Exchange. WEBSTERS N ew c INTERNATIONAL D ictionary THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? Reranse *» “ NEW CREA- rccau>c TION, covering every field of the world’s thought, action and culture. The only new unabridged d ic t i o n ary in many years. Reran«« 11 defines over 400,000 - C Words; more than ever before appeared between two covers. »700 Pages. 6000 Il lustrations. ' D Change in Southern Pacific Tine Table. The Weather. • A SOLEMN MOMENT. Following is the report of U. S. Vol unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Jacksonville, for month of July Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. DATE MAXI- MUM 1 .......... 2 ......... 3 4 5 .......... 6 7 .......... 8 9 .... . 10 11 .......... 12 13 ........ 14 15 .... 16 .......... 17 .......... 18 ... 19.......... 20 .... 21 .......... 22 23 .......... 24 .......... 26 .......... 26 27 .......... 28 .......... 29 .......... M ........ 31 ........... 1 79 86 87 91 97 88 72 80 86 89 92 98 K 9N 101 105 100 96 94 91 85 90 100 95 91 92 94 99 92 93 89 Effective January 1st, 1910. north pound trains . MINI PRECP- MUM TAT'N I 1 1 I 41 49 50 53 58 W 45 41 45 40 52 58 62 61 63 64 69 60 60 54 53 48 54 64 65 58 52 57 61 52 52 23 Portland Passenger .8:04 A.M. 21 Grants Pass Motor. 10:21 A.M. 32 Grants Pass Motor. .4:48 P.M. Iti Oregon Express.... .5:24 P.M. 2-16 Ore ;ou Express .5:34 P.M. 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:3’> A. M. SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. trace Ashland Motor................... 8:45 A.M. 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