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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1911)
LOCAL NEWS Mr». P. A. Hine» is again reported ill. Mr C. Culy of Ashland was in town Tuesday. Mrs. James T, Buckley was in town Monday. for the state in the prosecution of Peter Bouzos, accused of attempting I to bribe an executive officer, tried in the circuit court this week. D. H. Drewery; formerly manager of the Pacific Telephone Co. was in this city Friday. Mr. Drewery is now located in British Columbia, where he has charge of the business affairs of an independent telephone company. Among those from Jacksonville who attended the Pioneer picnic at Ash land were, Mrs. Chas. Prim, Mrs. M. Nelson, Mrs. S. J. Day, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ulrich, Mrs. Ella Cook, Miss Issie McCully and Mrs. W. R. Coleman. Benj. M. Collins, who has been enjoy ing a two weeks outing at Fish Lake, returned Thursday night looking as frisky as a two year old ana in fine con dition to resume his work at the Bank of Jacksonville, of whiih he is cashier. » His Greet Gsnerosity. “We are getting up a subscript i io ' began the lady who was carry.:: around the paper. Iler voice trem ■d as she stroke, for the person she ?... is now bracing happened to be the r: fellow in tlie community. She L - ì against hope that she would get s a:, thing fat from him "You are getting up a subscript! echoed the millionaire, with a »wee smile, “1'tu sure you’ll be very »Uc- cessful. Aud what can I do?" “Would you—could you’’—she n> ir'.y fainted at her assurance—“would you p-p-put your name down on this paper for a b-li-hundred dollars?" There—it was done. lie wou'. ln’t have missed a thousand, but she > . s pretty courageous to ask for as n li as she did. His gentle smile reass' vl her. "Will I put my name down for a hundred dollars?" said be. “Why. my dear young lady, I don’t charge That amount for the use of my name w n charity is the cause. I will put my name down, of course, but not fir a hundred dollars. I won’t charge you a cent for it. It is a slight service" —Cleveland Plain Dealer. “I »as cured of diarrhoea by one dose of MINERS NOTICE-Noticeof Location loth Quartz and Placer, for sale a’ th s Chstuberlain's Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Renisslv,’’ write» M. E. Gebhardt, Oriole, office, JACKSONVILLE POST. Pa. There is nothing better. For sale by "Were all medicines as meritorious as i '..ambcrlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off end the percentage of sudering greatly de creased." writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple, InJ. For sale by all dealers TILE FOR SALE all dealers. The Weather. 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. We have now m stock at our kiln, a large quan tity of first class drain tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. For sale at reasonable prices. Call and ex amine, or send us your order. Andrew Cantrall was at Grants Pass, Thursday. Carry Culy of W’atkins was in town DATE MAXI MINI PRECTF- CH R CT MUM MUM TATN OF DAY Thursday. We have on hand for sale the following 1 .......... 79 41 clear F. H. Hull of Medford was in this n 6 49 2......... blanks vis: j 87 5») 3 city Tuesday. S3 91 4 97 58 5 ......... Lease, Aug. D. Singler of Medford was Ä 58 6 45 town Tuesday. 72 7 . .. Mortgages, 8 41 Jacksonville Brick, Tile 45 9 ... W. R. Garrett of Buncom was in Bill of Sale, Si 40 10 ........ town Thursday. 92 52 11 Agreements. 58 98 6 Lime Company. 12 Mr. Pater Allen of Sterling was 62 trace part cloudy 14 13 W arrant,? Deeds, yr 61 clear 14 town Wednesday. 63 101 15 . Quit Claim Deeds, 106 64 16 Mr. Ansil Gilson of Buncom was 1«M» 69 17 ......... Chattel Mortgage, 96 60 18 town Wednesday. 91 60 19 Acknov ledgements, Bank Clearing* at Bank ot 91 54 21« Fred Blakeley and Colonel Ray were 85 53 21 Jacksonville. for week ending Rea! Estate Contract, in town Thursday. 48 22 ! Sept. 14. $24,931.55 54 23 1" Location Notice—Placer, irt cloud' 95 64 Mr. Lee Saltmarsh of Buncom was 24 ......... 65 91 25 .......... Location Notice Quartz, in town Saturday. « 1 58 clear 26 ......... 94 52 27 « The Female Housefly. Satisfaction of Mortgage, Mr. James T. Buckley of Ruch was No. 145 57 » 99 It means economy—it means satis A female house fly which bits hiber 61 92 29 in town Wednesday. Real Estate Agents Contract, 93 52 > REPORTOFTHECONDITIONOFTHE nated in a dwelling house, or else faction —it means a beautiful, last inf 89 52 J. C. Grubb of the Applegate, Notice Application for Liquor License •31 where, may produce in the spring, at finish on your floors, to know the differ- Temperature — mean max. 91:08; mean in town Wednesday. BEEKMAN’S BANKING HOUSE the lowest estimate. 120 eggs- Assum Ac reasonable prices. We intend adding ence be fere you buy. A “good roads’’ meetiug will be held at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon ing that one-half of these hatch as fe other blanks as fast a3 possible until min. 55.09mean73:44; Max. lOoon 16th Common varnishes are brittle and males, and allowing that the breed — min. 41, on 1st; greatest range 46. the line is complete. Blanks of special in this city, Sept. 21. soon show unsightly scratches. at the close of business, goes on without cheek for four mon: Precipitation — Total for month, form printed to order at short notice. Elastic« Floor Finish is so tough Mrs. R. B. Dow spent a few days in Sept, let, 1911. we have as the descendants of a sin_ e trace. Greatest in 24 hours. that nothing mars it. Heels, scraping the country this week. hibernating individual 214,557.814.3- ).- RESOURCES. JA CKS ON VILL S POS 7 casters, leave no marks. G. O. Taylor of Medford was at the Bonds, and warrants..............$107,000.00 000,000,000,000 flies. Now. a bouse t!y Medford and Jacksonville chairs, measures exactly one-fourth of an ii h Common varnishes turn white under Due from approved reserve court house Wednesday. in length; the distance around the AUTO LINE water. • banks and Cash on hand ’83.326.14 earth at the equator Is said to be 21- J. fl. Carkin, Esq. of Medford, was Elastic« Floor Finish never does. W C. GORST. Manaarr 800 miles. It would take, therefor1 at the court house Monday. I It is water-proof. Total......................... 190,326.14 8,688,312,000 files placed end to end : > Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman visited UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Common varnishes and wax need go around the world once. Using this LIABILITIES. friends <t Phoenix, Sunday. Lv. Jacksonvi’le Leave Medlord constant care and refinishing. Capital stock paid in............ $50,000.00 number as « denominator, and the ebsters Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goldsby of Buncom Elastica Floor Finish keeps its Surplus fund.............................. 23.2S6.41 number of flies produced iu four 8:00 a. m. 7:00 a. m were in town last Saturday. months from one mother as a numer original lustre. It outlasts any finish *• Individual deposits subject to *• 9:30 [9:C0 ew ator. we find she will give rise, in the ever before offered. It saves work Harry Cingcade of Medford was at 11:00 • * ’.0:30 «< check ............................. 113,03'.7'. course of a summer, to enough flic< 12:30 tn. m. the court house Wednesday. 12:0 J and saves expense. Demand certificates of de to encircle the globe at the equator 1:30 p. m. 2:00 4 4 We cannot overstate the importance M. M. Taylor is quite ill with grippe posit.......................... 4,000.00 , times and have plenty of progeu. 5,000 3:30 •* ?3:00 4 4 of knowing the (acts about floor fin at his home on Second street. 5:00 ¿4:30 *• Total......................... 190,326.111 to spare.—Professor F. L. Washburn in ishes. Come in and ask us. • 6:30 Popular Science Monthly. ¿6:00 a 4 Fred Wagner of Ashland transacted 8:0 J 4 4 THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? £7:30 STATE OF OREGON, ) business in this city Saturday. 9:00 4 4 9:30 6cvere. ■ ss: Reranto i‘ U • NEW CBEA. 12:00 11:00 * 4 Dr. Clancy of Medford was making County of Jackson, ' A story is going the rounds .at n TION, covering every 12:30 a. ni. 1:30 a. m. professional calls here this week. field of the world’s thought, I, Henry G. Dox, cashier of the abovi certain university regarding one of the LEAVE HOTEL MOORE action and culture. The only sarcastic professors, who was recently Mrs. Lawrence Brown and daughter named bank, do solemnly swear new unabridged dictionary in conducting an oral examination in a were Medford visitors Wednesday. THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN many years. that the above statement is true to the ’ very scientific study. ADVERTISING BY THE Look for this Tr*4*-aaark oa a Tallow -a. George H. Merritt has gone to New i best of my knowledge and belief. Label All ethsrs aro imitation» W Became 11 defines over 400,000 There was one student, handsome, _______ Words; more than ever HENRY G. DOX York to enter the Columbia law School. easy and self possessed, who appeared before appeared between two Subscribed and sworn to before me to be’ utterly ignorant of the simplest covers, ayoo Pages. 6000 Il Mrs. S. E. Dunnington is reported lustrations. ’ this 11th day of September, 1911. phases of the subject. GENERAL OFFICES seriously ill at her home in this city. Sold by NEW YORK AND CHICAGO Professor W. put question after i H. K. Hanna, Jr.. Notary Public. Reran so n 18 *be only dictionary Fred. Mears, Esq. of Medford, was question to him without receiving one * _ . alwc with the new divided 1 red J. Fick. BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES , transacting business in this city yester page. A “Stroke ot Genius." intelligent reply. Finally the student day. said naively: Because *• *n encyclopedia in Pc elry in Congerss. ■ a single volume. ‘‘I’m very unfortunate, professor; Henry Bauten and Prior Eaton of never nsk me anything I know. ” you g Roesneo 11 *• accepted by the Poorman’s Creek were in town Satur Tlie professor said nothing, but — - Courts, Schools and One would not expect to find poetry day. Press as the one supreme au gravely tore off a tiny piece of paper in the debates over the free list, the thority. SUMMER COLDS Frank Robison returned Saturday from a convenient pad. ¿evening from an outing on the Apple wool schedule, or the publicity of elec Recants he who knows Wins "nere, Mr. B.,” he snld, handing it Should not be neglected. It means a condition In tion bill: and yet the Congressional to the student, “write all you know. - Success. Let ua t«U gate. the lun*s that brines on Pneumonia. Bronchitis or you about tins new work. Record not infrequently lapses into Take plenty of time—there’s no hurry." •owe other serious disease. Mrs. E. M. Bartlett and daughter poetry, more often perhaps when eulo left Saturday morning for San Fran gies are being pronounced, ' but with What Rhymes With Babe? cisco A common English word for which comparative frequencey at all times. E. E. Kelly and Gus Newbury of Congressman Kent, of "alifornia.is a there is only one rhyme is “babe," Medford, were at the court house genuine poet at heart and he can even and It was Swinburne who used it with exquisite appropriateness in “A Monday. indite verse on the tariff. Champ Rhyme:” Among those from Ruch in town I Clark is as full of poetry as he is of Babe, If rhyme be none 6C YEARS’ la a good remedy for aore throat and cold aettied In the lungs. It Thursday were William Cameron and religion and politics. Vice-President For that sweet small word eases pain In the chest, hoarseness, obstinate coughs, congestion In Babe, the sweetest one the lungs, loss of voice and inflammation. It Is a fine family remedy, Will Ray. Sherman has a rhymesters facility for Ever heard. made only of the purest ingredients and possesses a wonderful sooth Mr. Johr Offenbocher and Lester making quatrains. The love of the ing and healing Influence In the lungs, throat and bronchial tubes. Right It Is and meet jingling meter and tender sentiment is Throckmorton of Ruch were in town Children like It because it is pleasant to the taste; It la a quick Rhyme should keep not true pecular to no party or section of the relief for the throat and lung disorders to which children are subject Wednesday. Time with such a sweet Thing as you. Mr. Mike Womack, who has been in cou ntry. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle. T rade M arks The Hon. W. Rucker, of Missouri, Love alone, with yearning Gold Hill for a few days, returned D csisns Buy the 11.00 else. It contains flve times as much as the 25c else, on August 17, spoke on the conference Heart for astrolabe. C opyrights A c . home Monday. Takes the sun'» height, burning and you get with tach bottle a Dr. Herrick's Red Pepper 1-orous Anyone sending a sketch and description may report on publicity of campaign con quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an O’er the babe. Plaster for the chest Eugene Johnston returned this week tributions, and referring to a contro invention is probably patentable. Communica “Silence" is another word beloved of tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents from a trip to Seattle and other points versy that had arisen between himself fflOMMETM JAMES F. BALLARD sent free. Oldest agency for securing patentfl. poets that has no rhyme. Mrs. Brown Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive in Washington. tptcial notice, without charge. In the and Representative Bartlett of Georgia ing went to the very limits of her pas ■ror Weik Sight or Sore Kreo. u»e Stephen» Eye Salve. It cares. Mr. Frank Nichols of Eagle Point deplored the threatened loss of Mr. sion for assonance when she rhymed >6 was detained in Jacksonville on the Bartlett’s friendshiD, and said, that if it with “islands!” A handsomely Illustrated weekly, T.nraest dr- ____ __ of __ any ___ , scientific ________ Journal, ,_____ __ Terrea. f3 a cuiation jury thia week. I indeed those ties muit be severed he ear: four months, fl. Sold by nil year; a!*. newsdealer». Oddities About Alphabets. The reunion of Southern Oregon Sol i would say. When the Portuguese first explored Branch Office. C25 F St., Washington, diers and Sailors was held at Wood With all my soul, then let us part, Brazil they made great fun of the na Since both are anxious to be free; ville this week. tives of that country because they had in their alphabet no f, r or 1—a peo The Rogue River Valley Ry. Co. has And I will send you back your heart If you will send mine back to me. ple, the invaders declared, without fe. . placed an automobile on the run be Why shouldn’t there be ‘‘laughter ley or rey—without faith, law or king. tween this eity and Medford. and applause” to greet the sally? The Mohawks, again, have no labials I Miss Bertha Peninger of Medford is and vowed it was absurd when the visiting her cousin Miss Lauretta Neu- missionaries tried to teach them to One of the most common ailment« that pronounce p and b, "for who,” said ber and her sister Miss Mary Peninger. Hartl working people are afflicted with is they, “can speak with his month Rev. Couden, lately pastor of the lame back. Apply Chamberlain’s Liniment shut?”—Blackwood’s Magazine. Presbyterian church in this city has twice »day anti massage the parts thoroughly moved his household goods to Portland. at each application, and you will get quick Something Was. relief. For sale by all dealers. Rivers was smoking a cheap cigar. ■ Mrs. Jane Stocks of Brownsboro, I “Seems to me,” said Brooks, “I smell aged 70 years, died suddenly at her something like cloth burning.” home at that place Wedneeday night. * Examination and advice cost you nothing and may save you many dollars. But Rivers was game. lie touched the lighted end of his Francis Kenney who is attending My office, the most up-to-date in Southern Oregon, is fitted with all modern cigar to his shirt sleeve. high school at Medford spent Saturday “No wonder,” he said, exhibiting the and Sunday with her parents in this electrical appliances and thus enables those living out of town to have their burned spot.—Chicago Tribune. city. LEGAL BLANKS ÄVast Difference in Floor Finishes W N <• INTERNATIONAL D ictionary • FLOOR FINISH Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Scientific American MUNN & Co.36,D ^-a» l _ ? CITY DRUG STORE First Class Dental Work At Honest Prices Consult Me Before Going Elsewhere Cash Sale Pete Allen of Sterling has finished building a telephone line for Mr. Blakeley from the Sterling mine to our eity. Mr. and Mrs. John Dunnington re turned from Portland Tuesday and are now housekeeping in the Catholic par sonage. Mrs. Harry Lay left for Berkeley, Calif, Tuesday to spend several weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Owen McCen- drie, of that eity Theodore Miseakos, a Greek laborer employed at the rock quarry, had a leg broken by a falling boulder Wednee day afternoon. He was taken to the hospital at Medford. F or S alr —I offer for sale until Thursday. Sept. 21, household gxxis, all in good eondition. Call any day be tween 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. E mma A rmstrong . Clarence Reames acted as attorney Goods at Cost I Commencing FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, and continuing on Friday and Sat urday of each week until further notice, I will offer my entire stock of goods at COST PRICES, FOR CASH Stock consists of Furniture, Free Sewing Machines, Mircors, Matting and Rugs, Stoves and Ranges, Granite and Tinware, Whips, Har ness Goods, Second Hand Goods, Etc. Don’t forget the date, SEPTEMBER Sth. T. L. DeVore work done promptly and get home the same day. Compare my prices with others and see if there is any reason why you should pay more. All my work is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Lady attendant. The Trouble. Gramercy—We can't afford to give n dinner in the house. Besides, we haven’t the things. Mrs. Gramercy— Pshaw! We can borrow the silver. Gramercy—Yes, and have the guests carry most of It away as souvenirs.— Judge. THOSE LIVING OUT OF TOWN WILL NOT BE KEPT WAITING 22-karat Gold Crowns Porcelain Crowns ......... Bridge Work (per tooth) Gold Fillings.................... Silver Filling ............. . A Second Washing. ‘Tve just washed out a suit for my little boy, and now It seems too tight for him.” “He'll fit It all right If you'll wash the boy.”—Meggendorfer Blatter. Changed the Geography. “This goulash was spoiled In cook- ing, sir. Shall I cross ft off the bill?" “No, you chump! Put It down as goulash a la Russe under the bead of special dishes.”—Jugend. The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. some- thing to love and sc ?tbing to hope for. 3 t • © ................... $5.00 ....................$5.00 ................... $5.00 .. $1.50 and up $1.00 and up Full set of Teeth on rubber plate ........ $7. I'D Best set of Teeth on rubber plate........ $10.00 PAINLESS EXTRACTION ■ 50c. All other work in proportion REMEMBER { The Workmanship and Material Are Guaranteed to be the Very Best t DR. BARBER, The Dentist | 207 208 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING <3 MEDFORD, OREGON Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone Main 653 y '•I
