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Electric Sparks. -¡■JACKSONVILLE POST-: II. K. HANNA DR. T. T. SHAWvi, K < San Francsco, Aug. 2? F. G. Noboly can forgive a cool wave Dentist Lawyer Ath-arn, head of the departm nt of that missis connection. e We turn the cold shoulder to that ¡economics of the Southern Pacific com- Office in Ryan Building, California St. pan , sai I today that by tonight about story of killing frost in Wyoming. A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jack3on 500 f the 3400 offic > employes here Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building This is the session in which the mem Up8taira| County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. will have been laid off. in line with the bers of our congress are getting more general Older to reduce expenses. All than they bargainel for. over the Pacific division the office force OREGON JACKSONVILLE OREGON It ought to be getting cooler in the will be reduced from 10 to 12 per cent. JACKSONVILLE, Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1937, at the po3t office at Ja^kjonville, East. Former Vice President Fairbanks Atheirn declared that shop employes Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. is at Atlantic City. here will not be laid off, but the same “Dr. EwalJ Snow is under arrest,” percentage will be saved by the decrase cays a news note. For heaven’s sake in hours already in effect. No trains SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1911 let him loose if he was coming this way. are o ba disturbed, as far as is known Another ghastly effort to Mr. Bryan at the present time, and there will be SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.5J. Advertising rates furnished on is the booming of Mr. Harmon, in no reduction, sa/s Athearn, in employ- men1 of irainn e i and switchmen along Nebraska. application. The friends of tariff revision are be the lines. Athearn protests vigorously that the gining to be able to see things coming reduction has nothing todowith threat As just five weeks from to-day a special election to in their direction. vote on the bond question will be held. It seems to us that Wonder Mr. Carnegie hasen’t com ened labor troubles. plained about this giving away of lib- it is time to think and talk about the matter in a serious brary sites by poet James Whitcomb The Right Idea way. In the first place, fifteen hundred thousand dollars Riley. Every man to his trade. is a large sum of money to raise for any purpose, but if A Georgia Senator proposes to tax The Lord had the right idea when hi the roads are to be extended over the whole county a less bachelors $50 a year. As if the "poor made man. He said it was not good fellows hadn’t bad luck already. sum would be inadequate and in appropriating public Oklahoma will this year produce 1,200, for man to be alone,but had he made than one wife for Adam there money for improvements the improvements should be so 0O0 bales of cotton, valued at $75,000, more would have been more trouble than l VERY TIME a man wants to get away placed that they will benefit all the people—the taxpayer 000. Pretty good for a country that there was in the shtde of the old apple up to twenty two years ago never pro- tree. - Ex. J from all connection with the busy living in a remote country district is entitled to receive a duced anything but trouble. just part of the benefits arising from such improvement Mr. Upton Sinclair finds getting ar world, the telephone is an important helper. BUSINESS CARDS. just the same as though he lived in the more populous rested one of the most effective modern The Local Service is useful in arranging his affairs at methods of boosting literature. district near one of the towns. When we consider the There are 700,000 motor cars in this home and the Long Distance Service of the Bell System GUS NEWBURY helps him to dedide where to go arid what to tike; number of miles of roads necessary to accommodate a country. 'And somewhere, during every day, somebody is swearing at them. By means of his Bell Telephofid hr Can find Out whether majority of the taxpayers and the cost of construction, Attorney*at-Law the fish are biting or the birds are fiyio f, artJ whether gill Jed There are moments of doubt as to I it will be seen that the amount asked for is too small whether the distinguished Mormon, | or horses can be secured; Will Practise in All Courts in the State rather than too large for the purpose in view. Mr. Smith, is conducting a religion or After he has been out awhile; it hr waiits to get woi*:i MEDFORD, OREGON. a business. from the city, the nearest Bell Telephone is a friend in need. The heavy trucks used in conveying material from the A half spoonful of Boston ice-cream ' been found to coutain 55,01-0,000 crusher at the quarry to the Ross avenue road are badly has D. W. BAGSHAW bacteria, Which may account for tne THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. injuring a stretch of road within the city limits and if the peculiarities of the Boston people. Attorney at Law road in question is not repaired before the fall rains set The Senate minority is behaving Every Bell Telephone is the Cent :r of the Su i em NOTARY [PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER in it will be in bad condition for use during the winter very much like a majority. now has a State song, and season. The road was never intended to stand the heavy we Missouri suppose it begins with ‘‘Champ traffic now passing over it and as the use to which it is Champ, the boys are boosting.” being put is unusual, it seems just that the county should It seems to us that some of the de Bank of Jacksonville Building. bates on Alaska ought to warm it up a make the necessary repairs when done using it; this no little. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON doubt the county court will do. While gazing on the lord’s veto bill the lory aristocracy of England is temp MARKED ted to bite somebody. THE COURT HOUSE .Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon SPORTSMAN and TELEPHONE f E Itams of Interest to Jackson Coun’y Tax Payers MARRIAGE LICENSES Clark-Dunaway —At the M, E. parson age in Jacksonville, Oregon Wednes day, August 16, 1911, by Rev. Chas. H. Johnson; Edd. Clark and Alice Dunawav. Newport Reviewed by President Yaquina Bay Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 23-Twenty thousand grizzled Civil war veterans marched in review here today, before Oregon’s Popular Beach Resort President Taft and Major General Fred erick D. Grant, son of the great war i An ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes all kinds. Hunting, Fishing, Boat- rior under whose leadership so many of ' of ing. Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, them had fought. i Canoeing, Dancing and Roller Skating. {’resident Taft will address the old Where prettv water agates, moss soldiers at their campfire tonight, in agates, moonstones, carnelians can be on the beach. Pure mountain connection with the G. A. R encamp I found water and the best of food at low ment. He will later leave for his sum ’ prices. Fresh fish, clams, and oysters mer home at Beverly .Mass, for a three with abundance of vegetables of all kinds daily. weeks rest. Ekid. Clark and Alice Dunaway. Turnbough-Henry—At the house of G. S . Epperson, in Jacksonville, Ore John S. Turnbough and Abbie M. gon, Sunday, August, 20, 1011, by Henry. Rev. Chas. H. Johnson; John S. John W. Hall and Eleanor Cushman. Turnbough and Abbie M. Henry. Frank Isaacs and Edna Eifert. Hall-Cushman—At the Court house in CIRCUIT COURT Jacksonville. Oregon, Monday Aug In the matter of the application of ust 21, 1911. by Judge Neil; John W. Charles H. Murrey to register title VI. Hall and Eleanor Cushman- Harold D. Foster et. al. Order of de fault. Oregon Sidelights. In the matter of the application of Camping Grounds Conven- D. Perrozi to register title. Order re Twin Expositions opening decree for amendment. ient and Attractive The teachers of Coos couuty wil In the matter of the application of have their annual reunion next year at With strict sanitary regulations Two expositions in one year, in the Ben J. Trowbridge to register title. Band on. Bame state, would hardly be attempted Default order. Decree entered. LOW ROUND - TRIP SEASON The Woodburn Commercial club has I anywhere outside of California, especi Charles S. Herrick vs. Frances G. i been reorganized. J. C. Goodale is pres- ally with no Governmenn subsidy or ap TICKETS Wood. Order for publication of sum I ident and George Landan is secretary. propriation. But San Diego and San From ail points in Oregon, Washington mons. The poetoffice at Silverton is to be Francisco will each have an Exposition and Idaho on sale daily. In the matter of tho application of moved to more commodious quarters, in celebration of the opening of the 3 - DAY SATURDAY - MONDAY Sarah 8. Van Dyke to register title. which are to be fitted up with all the Panama Canal in 1915. ane the fo-mer city is not yet in the 50,000class; yet it I Order of default, Decree for plaintiff conveniences of an up-to-date office. TICKETS entered. Wallowa Sun: George Downing raised $1,006,000 by subscription aud l From Southern Pacific points Portland I NEW CASKS brought some heads of oats to town another million by a bond issue for ex to Cottage Grove; also from allC. & E. position purposes. The scope of the ex stations A'bany that measured 14 inches in length. iv and west. Good going ~ State of Oregon vs. Frank Wilson. They were grown on his farm near the ! position has grown so that it is deter Saturday or I Sunday and for return Transcript from J. P. court, Ashland. mined now that it will be a $10,000,000 Sunday or Monday. Leap district. State of Oregon vs. George Bougas. exposition, and is growing all the time. I Cal) on any S. P. or C. & E. Agent for The voters of Newburg have author full particulars as to fares, train sche- Transcript from J. P. court Medford. ized the purchase of tue Otis springs, I | dules, etc.: also for copy of our illus- tiated booklet, ‘‘Outings in Oregon,” State of Oregon ve. Frank Cole. Af which will furnish an abundance of I I Books Are Ftee. I or write to fidavit for contempt order. pure water. The ccmbined flow is wm . M c M urray , Mrs. Margret Thorne vs Thomas D. 730,000 gallons per 24 hours. General Passenger Agent, This office has received from th e Moro Observer: Grouse are unusully Stewart et. al. Action to recover Portland, Oregon. Secretary of State a copy of the "Ore- numerous this year. A resident of money. Complaint filed, summons. Weston mountain flushed no less than eon Blue Rook”, containing a list of all Van R. Penson vs. Alice B. Baker. 300 of the fine birds in a few miles walk state and county officials, their terms Action in ejectment. Complaint filed. along the brakes of the Umatilla river. of office, salaries etc., also populaton < snd other valuable statistics, etc. Josephine Edmonds va. E. L. Ed Raises Salem Journal; The new barn at The books are free to all who apply monds. Suit for divorce. Complaint the state fair grounds that will be used but as only a limited edition was print filed. for housing race horses is 220 feet long ed you had better apply at once, ad Geergie A. Firebaugh vs. James L. , and 41 feet wide, and has 38 stalls. dress Secretary of State, Salem, Ore. r Firebaugh. Suit for divorce. Com-1 This will provide plenty of room. gon. plaint filed. Mayor Sanderson of Klamath Falls is E M. McIntire vs. E. A. Shsnsfelt working for the establishing of a paid The Taste for Reading at. al. Suit in equity. Complaint fire department. The council has al filed. ready provided for the purchase of ap paratus to the value of $8000. PROBATE COURT Give a man a taste for reading This is the only season of tho year the means of gratifying it, and In the matter of the estate and guard ianship of Wilbur Coffman snd Robert when a good word is due the evergreen place him in contact with the Coffman, minors. Order sppointing blackberry. says the Harisburg Bulle society in every perioud of history Andrew Coffman guardian snd fixing tin. Whether it grows in cultivated with the wisest, the wittiest, the ten- rows or the cracks in the sidewalk, the derest, the bravest anti the purest char bond in sum of $1000. acters who have adorned humanity. berries are really mighty floe. We have now m stock Estate of Louisa West, decesseli. Sir John Hershel. Cornelius is to have a newspaper I Order fixing date of final hearing at our kiln, a large quan soon, to be published by Virgil Massey I and settlement. An Ice Stove. Thia will be the fourth new venture in 1 tity of first class drain Ir the mattdr of the estate of Opal ¡Washington county within the past\ Heatherly, deceased Order appoint tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. year, the others being the Banks Her ing administratrix. R Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, famed ald, the North Plains Sentinal and the For sale at reasonable ' as inventor of the telephone to which Estate of Abel D. Helman, deceased. i Beaverton Reporter. ,Ti nearly every civilised person pay a tri Order appointing day for final oettle- prices. Call and ex Scio News: L. A. Darby brought in bute well deserved, has now invented ment. the largest load of wheat drawn by one what he calls an ice stove to help make amine, or send us your In the matter of the estate of John team that has ever come into the mill summer heat endurable. He gives his order. Johnson, deceased. Order appointing here. It contained 124 bushels and 45 invention to the world. It consists of William H. Johnson as administer and pounds of wheat and 605 pounds of a box full of ice and pipes through Jacksonville Brick, Tile Ben Collins, John Pernoil and Miles screenings. ~ ' made a load of oves which the chilled ai> is forced to anv This Cantrall as appraisers of said estate. 8000 pounds. Journal. i deeiied apartment by electric fans. & Lime Company. FOR ICE CREAM AND ICES O. N. Nelson Rogue River Realty Company Re Re R We Have a Few Good Bargains for Shrewd Investors List your property here for quick sale, but the price must be reasonable. OFFICE: Bank of Jack' sonville Bldg. Upstaira Jacksonville, Ore the Dough Better! i I TILE FOR SALE a 'Z The Jacksonville Cement Construction Co. Concrete Buildings, Cement Cement Walks Cement Work of Any and AU Kindt AU Work Guaranteed. g Call and See Us for Estimates | Office in Jacksonville Furniture Co. Building
