Jacksonville post., October 07, 1911, Image 3

LOCAL NEWS
womanly Wisdom
Tower of Hercule».
Medford and Jacksonville
TILE FOR SALE
Travelers tuny still see on the coast
The county court was in session this
AUTO LINE
week.
of the English channel at Dover the
The choicest garb, the sweetest grace,
V. C. COflST, Manager
mins of a Roman lighthouse that was
Are
oft
to
stravgers
Ghown;
We have now in stock
Mrs. David Allan left for Galice Wed-
built at tbe time of the Roman con­
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The careless mien, the frowning face,
Denny»
quest of Britain. Another ancient
at
our kiln, a large quan­
Are given to our own.
li-liibousc, built less than a century L . Ji ii sonviii«-
i.< ave Medlord |
Matthew Ray of Ruch was in town
We
flatter
those
we
scarcely
know,
iueaday.
after the tower nt Dover, is still serv­
tity of first class drain
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8:01 a. m.
Copyright by American Presa Asso­
We please the fleeting guest,
ile.' Its original purpose. It was partly
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C.L. Reames of Medford was intown And deal full many a thoughtless blow
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ciation. lllll.
tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches.
rebuilt and some alterations wero
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ll:iM
T uesday.
ninde in it, but in tlie main it is tlie
To those who love us best.
12: M m.
12:30 p. m.
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For sale at reasonable
The civil war gave those who par­
me old structure that guided the
George Buckley of Ruch was intown
1:10 p*. in.
2:00
Io remove potato, onion and other
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VV ednesday.
they Italian trnllcys ns they skirted the
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ticipated iu it ail the
prices. Call and ex­
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vegetable stains from the hands, rub
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5:00
'■< ..sts of the bay of Biscay, making
wauled for many u jeiir i.» mine- in
Roy Ulrich and family were in Med­ with ripe tomatoes.
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6:30
“
j
their
way
to
tbe
lloman
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rt
of
Brl-
amine, or send us your
deed, for tbe rest of their natural
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ford fhursday.
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Get tlie stoves in order for the first lives—but It left its effects in a di..or- • intlum. This Is the modern harbor
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■' lai C< runa. and tlie lightb use is the .
order.
For the very best in cigars and to- cold
feel the
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11 ;«»0
., snap, when - you really
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-— ent way ou many l»oys who were too most
bacco C. S. aw.
ancient thing about it. Tlie
J :;w a. in.
12:30 a. m.
co more than in winter weather.
I young to figlit for the L'niou. l’etcr
jack tOnviHf Erick
Romans called it the tower of Her­
John X. Miller of Trail creek was in
LKAVE li< »TEL MOORE
Crumpled newspapers pnshed up the* Briton was seventeen years old when cules, nnd the moderns have perpt til­
town this week.
flues of unused chimneys keep out flies V,c Confederacy collapsed, and he ever
ed tiie nnr.’.e. The exact date of lt.i
u lime Campai
“ * would
' ‘ enter there.
after regretted that the fight hadn't
e'tion is not known, but Inscrip­
J. A. Harvey of Ashland was in ( that
i been kept up long enough for bint to tions nnd other evidence show that It
town Wednesday.
THIS PAPL'R REPRESENTED FOR FC
Be sure to keep a pair of old scissors get a smell of powder.
ADVERTISING BY THE
was built in the time of Trajan, be
Aug. D. Singler of Medford, was in , in the kitchen for the purpose of cut­ When I’eter was twenty-one this tween 98 and 117 A. D.—Exchange.
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iTvijt
ting laisins, lettuce, celery, etc.
town Wednesday.
spirit developed with a desire to take
We have on hand for sale the following
ril . ’J.i . ’AYl’? I
An Insult.
Skim ihe fat off the chicken broth part in a duel, lie maintained that
Mrs. J. C, Collins was a Medford I
blanks viz:
"Have you ever written on an empty
GENERAL OFFICES
visitor Wednesday.
and use it to shorten biscuits. These affairs ntnong gentlemen would better
stomach?” asked tlie mere man.
V YORK AND CHIRAC '
be
settled
by
the
code
than
by
bloody
Lease,
are
much
more
delicious
than
when
T. W. Osgood of Medford, was in
“Sir!" exclaimed the literary person.
noses, though why blood coming from
III ALL THE PRINCIPAL f
' you use lard.
Mortgages,
thia city Wednesday.
a place where there is little or no dan­ “I am a poet, not a tattoo artist!"
At
I
he
altar:
“I, thee, with all my ger rather than one where death tuay
Bill of Sale,
Mrs. R. C. Jorgensen visited friends
worldly goods endow.” Two years be instantaneous did uot appear iu
in Ashland, this week.
Agreements..
iCfereaowa
later: ‘‘More money? Where’s the Peter's logic. He mistook himself.
Reis Chapman of Central Piont is
Warranty
Deeds,
|
Tbe
reason
lie
believed
in
dueling
was
I
I
dollar I gave you last week?”
WEBSTER’S
agent for Vacuum cleaners.
I because be rather fancied getting into
Quit Claim Deeds,
NEW
A
bank
lately
received
the
following
a
duel.
Miss Flora Thompson of the county
Chattel Mortgage,
note from a lady: ‘‘Please stop pay­ I j When this fad with him was at his
INTERNATIONAL
clerk’s office, is reported ill,
Acknov ledgements,
ment on the check I wrote out to-day, height be went abroad. Dueling lias
DICTIONARY
Mrs. Will Coleman was In Medford
| always been more or less in vogue in
Real Estate Contract,
as I accidentally burned it up.”
Thursday attending the fair.
all the countries in Europe and is so
THE
MERRIAM WEBSTER
Location Notice—Placer,
Save all your coffee grounds; rinse on the continent today. Peter went to
Given with every cash ‘pur­
John Miller and Emil Britt attended
Tho
Only
New unabridged dic­
them and use them to stuff pincushions. London, but no one Insulted him there,
chase amounting to $5.00 and
Location Notice Quartz,
the fair at Medford Thursday.
tionary in many years.
They will hold shape indefinitely and and he continued on to Paris. Even ?
upward.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Contains the pith and essence
T. W. Miles of Medford was transact­ the pins push in easily.
In the French capital be saw no
These premiums are not trash
of an authoritativo library.
Real
Estate
Agents
Contract,
ing business in town Tuesday.
chance to participate in bis hobby, so
Covers every field of knowl­
but valuable goods now in
If a tablespoonful of sweet milk is he went on down into Italy.
Notice Application for Liquor License
Robert Main, the school teacher at adile 1 to each yolk of egg when mak-1
edge. An Encyclopodia in a
stock.
The
middle
class
Italians
are
a
peace
­
At
reasonable
prices.
We
intend
adding
Ruch, was in town Saturday.
single book.
ing custards, the mixture will not ful people, and Peter found himself as
CJI and inspect them.
other blanks as fast as possible unn
Tho Only Dictionary with tho
Frank Robison, Fred Lewis and Bob curdle when added to the boiling milk. far as ever from' a duel. Feariug that
the line is complete. Blanks of sped.,
New Divided Page.
Fir.uey were in Medford Sunday.
400,OOO Words. 2700 Tages. 1
form printed to order at short !i d.c-i
When cake icing is too hard so that be would be obliged to return home
Miss Katherine Chapman spent a you can rot spread it tn, add a little without a scrap, be resolved to pick a
6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly
quarrel with some one. In a restau­
few hours in Medford Wednesday.
half
a million dollars.
JACKSONVILLE
water, a drop at a time. When it is rant in Rome be saw a man at n neigh
Let us tell you p.bout this most
Mrs. J. T. Buckley and Miss Tleta too thin, add sufficient powdered sugar, boring table eating macaroni iu a man­
remarkable single volume.
Ulrich were in Medford Thursday,
first rubbing out the lumps.
ner displeasing to a well bred Amcri-
‘•Wei? all medicines tie meritorious a-
Write for sample
'.I’n’.bei lai’.i's Colic, Cholera mid Diarrhoe:
Peter signified bis displeasure by
Miss Eva Couch, the teacher of
pages, full par­
When paring vegetables, especially cn.
culling to the man not to make a pig It 'tne.ly ihc world would be much better o!
Union school was in town Saturday.
ticulars, etc.
the humble tuber and odorous onion, of himself. Tbe man, instead of giv­ ■.al tl-r- percentage of sutlering greatly d
\ JI a me this
James McDonough and Matthew slip ove • the forefinger of the right ing a verbal reply, tossed tlie contents i.- used.” writes Lindsay Scott, of Tempi
paper and
Unu
Ray of Ruch, were in town Tuesday.
hand a kid finger cut from an old of a tumbler of wine in Peter's face Ind. ¿’or sale by all dealers.
wo will
■end free
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Van Nice of glove. It will save the hai.d from an ! and went on eating ills macaroni, i’e-
promptly obtained In all countries cn r.o f r.E
\
n sot c-t
----------------------- »nv< al*nnd t ui yilgl 1«n f *
ter wiped away the wine wlth Ills
TRADEMARKS
Ashland were visitors in this city Wed­ i nsightly stain.
•lioto.
tor
uttered. Send Nl
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rockot
napkin and laid his card on the unica
nesday.
'
FREE REPORT on palentnbility. Pah lit pract­
Maps
By inspecting the canned fruit ronl eater's table, receiving one In re
ice exclusively. DANK LEFCRENCCS.
Send 2 cents In ttanips for Invalunblo N>n
Frank Cameron of Uniontown was occasionally, the housewife will be turn.
on HOW TO OBTAIN f.tld CELL PATENTS
Which ones will pay. J low 1 K»'t '< partner
transacting business in this city Wed­ ablr to „eve any that has begun to
patent law nnd other valuable mfonnation.
Picking up the man's c:.rd. i’eter '. ik
nesday.
spoil, l y carefully rem< ving that It to an American friend of Iris. Gun
Mrs. John Dunnington and Miss Fay which is tainted and cooking 1he rest ter, and told him tlie circums;anees,
PATENT LAWYERS,
Gunter looked at tbe caul nnd ex
recanning it as in the start.
Launspach were Medford visitors Wed- over,
1
It means economy—it means satis­
Washinnton, D. C.
303 Seventh St.
Springfield, Mass.
i.esday.
From October Fa?tn Journal. claimed:
faction—it means a beautiful, lasting
“Good gracious, man. you've chai
finish on your floors, to know the differ­
W. H. Clements left Wednesday for
lenged Castelli!”
ence before you buy.
Redding, Calif, where he expects to ■
“And who is Castelli?”
“I wm cured of diarrhoea by one dose of
spend the winter.
■ ( Chamberlain
Common varnishes are brittle and
“
Tbe
principal
of
tbe
fencing
schorl.''
’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Peter's face fell.
soon show unsightly scratches.
Mr. Oscar Lewis accepted a pos.'-' Remedy,’* writes M. E. Gebhardt, Oriole,
“He’s not only that,” Guntey went
There is nothing better. For sale by
Elastica Floor Finish is so tough
lion in the bar room at the new Med- I Pa.
SUMMER COLDS
*11 dealers.
on; “he's a noted duelist.”
that nothing mars it. Heels, scraping
ford Hotel in Medford.
Peter turned very pale.
Should not bo neglected. It means a condition In
“He's not only a’ noted duelist, but chairs, casters, leave no marks.
W. J. Moore, a prominent attorney |
the lungs that brings on Pneumonia, Bronchltie or.
The Death Pain.
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Common varnishes turn white under
he
kills
his
man
every
time.
There
is
of Ashland was transacting business
some other serious disease.
A reporter asked a wed known aur-
water.
0
in this city Tuesday morning.
geon whether his experience as a med­ a great deal of prejudice against him
in
Rome,
but
lie
finds
all
the
pupils
Floor Finish never does.
Mrs. Dolli« Swann of LaGrande is ical man bad led him to believe that he cares to' have among the young It is Elastica
water-proof.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Ray death is painless.
Common varnishes and wax need
“Speaking generally,*' lie said, "the Roman swells who may possibly some
of Ruch who is quite ill at her home.
death agony is very rarely attended time need to use bls Instruction They constant care and reflnishing.
Miss Emma Armstrong of Portland by pain, because tlie system Is always find him a splendid teacher.”
Elastica Floor Finish keeps its
“But can't we use pistols?” asked I’e­
who had been visiting .friends in this prepared for death by a weakening of
original lustre. It outlasts any finish
Is a rood remedy for sore throat and cold settled tn the lungs. It
city, left for Grants Pass, Wednesday. the vital forces, by the circulation of ter. “I’ve done a lot of good work ever before offered. It saves work
with the pistol."
eases pain In the chest, hoarseness, obstinate coughs, congestion tn
L st—Monday night, fountain pen, Impure blood through the brain and by
“You, having challenged the follow, and saves expense.
the lungs, loss of voice and Inflammation. It is a fine family remedy,
the obtuuding of the nerves. Of course
made only of the purest Ingredients and possesses a wonderful sooth­
clip attached, between residence of J. some people have more pain than will have to fight with any weapon he
We cannot overstate the importance
ing ana healing Influence In the lungs, throat and bronchial tubes.
C. Collins and I. O. O. F. Hall. others, and this Is very largely deter­ may select.”
of knowing the facts about floor fin­
Children like It because it Is pleasant to the taste; It Is a quick
“That’s so. I didn't think of that."
Finder please return to this office.
ishes. Come in and ask us.
mined by temper-’inent. A uervous
relief for tho throat and lung disorders ta which children are subject.
“
Of
course
he'll
choose
foils
or
ra-
J. David who has been visiting tie man—all other things being eqhal— piers, though he Is a dead shot with
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
family of M. Hege for several week.-, suffers more pain than a man who the pistol.”
has
enjoyed
robust
health,
because
Buy
tho It.00 slxe. It contains five times as much as the 25c else,
left Monday evening for Southein
“I don’t like this fix,” said Peter, giv­
the nervous man’s sensibilities arc
and you get with each bottle a Dr. Herrick's Bed Pepper Porous
California.
ing
a
shiver.
“
What
can
1
do
to
got
stronger, but the pain of death is more
Plaster for the chest.
Ray Bunch and Benj. M. Collins In the anticipation of it than iu the out of It?”
PROPRIETOR
JAMES F. BALLARD
“I don’t see what you can do, but I'll
attended the district convention of the reality. Men of education face death
think
it
over
and
try
to
hit
cn
seme
All otbera »re imitations
K. P. Lodge at Medford Monday night. with greater fortitude than m m who plnn. Since you are tbe insulted party
Par Weak Slant or Sore Fye«, use Stephens Eye Salve. It eures.
They report a good time and a big are not educated. Women are almost you don't have to fight unless you wish
always pluckier than men. They en­
feed.
dure pain much better.”—London to, but you don’t care to put yourself
Sold by
in the position of a coward. 1 suplióse.”
J. C. Smith of WoodvLIe was in Globe.
“No," said Peter, “I don’t wish to
town Tuesday transacting business at
Fred J. Fick.
do that”
the court house and incidentally visa­
The Biter Bitten.
“
Well,
stay
here
till
you
hear
from
ed with his old friends Mr. and Mrs.
A Philadelphia man went to a dealer me.”
to purchase n dozen homing pigeons
Benj. M. Collins.
Peter passed a terrible half day; then
nnd was both surprised and delighted
The Ryan building on the south .side at the extremely low price asked for the door of his room was thrown open
of California street isbeing remodelled; the birds. The bargain was finally nnd two men entered and hade him go
two rooms are being made into one in concluded and the pigeons delivered. with them. They placed him in a car­
riage nnd took him to a large building
order to accommodate the rapidly ¡in­ Two-weeks Inter the gentleman hap­ that he thought was n hospital. It was
creasing business of Mr. Nichols, the pened to be passing, when the dealer a lunatic asylum. He was put Into a
stopped him and asked him how the
grocer.
room by himself with an Iron grating
birds were getting on.
Jerome Myers of Windber, Pa, a
“I don't know,” replied the gentle­ on the windows and locked in.
Peter never experienced such
cousin of Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw' was man. “I have not heard from my of relief in his life ns he now
a visitor in town this week. Mr. friend.”
locked up in a madhouse, where
“Your friend?”
Myers expects to sail from Sar,
fencing master could not get nt him.
“
Yes;
I
bought
them
for
a
man
in
Examination and advice cost you nothing and may save you many dollars.
Francisco for Melbourne, Australia,
He recognized in his imprisonment a
San Francisco.”
next week.
scheme
of
bls
friend
Guuter,
who
liad
The dealer’s jaw fell In dismay, and
My office, the most up-to-date in Southern Oregon, is fitted with all modern
doubtless taken out papers to have him
S. E. Dunnington has painted the then, with a rueful laugh, he admitted confined ns a lunatic.
brickwork in the front of his premises that be had sold the birds so cheaply
electrical appliances and thus enables those living out of town to have their
The next day Gunter came to see him
on Oregon street. This with the new beenuse he knew that on being releas­ and admitted the plan ns Ills o n.
ed they would Immediately return to
work done promptly ar.d get home the same day, Compare my prices with
windows and other improvements re­ their old home, But from San Fran- Gunter told Peter that he had seen
cently made adds greatly to the ap­ cisco! It was a clear case of the biter Castelli nnd advised him that I’i er
others and see if there is any reason why you should ¡'ay more. All my work
pearance of the building. Who will being bitten.—St Louis Globe-Demo- was not responsible for bls acts. Cas­
telli
was
very
much
disappointed
nt
be the next to improve?
crat.
is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Lady attendant.
not being able to add one more to tlie
list of those he had killed.
Life of a Gown.
THOSE LIVING OUT CF TOWN WILL NO! BE KEPT WAITING
Peter asked Gunter bow long It
“A lawsuit in which women's clothes
Bank Clearing» at Bank of
would be necessary for him to remain
are
tbe
center
of
litigation
teaches
Jacksonville. for week ending
even a woman many things she never a maniac and could get no definite
Full set of Teeth on rubber plate ........ $7.50
22-karat Gold Crowns.............................. $5.00
Oct 5, $20.161 88
before suspected about tbe clothes she respon.-e. But one day Gunter brought
Bast set of Teeth oil rubber plate....... $10.00
Porcelain Crowns ................................... $5.00
him
a
letter
of
apology
from
Castelli.
wears,” said a well dressed woman.
Bridge
Work
(per
tooth)
.........................
$5.00
“Last week I was present at a trial Peter, grently surprised, asked how lie
50c.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION -
Gold Fillings....... ................... $1.50 and up
Use print jd stationery; it adds dip pity In which a woman was attempting to had secured It.
All
other
work
in
proportion
Silver Filling............................... $1.00 and up
to your business. All kinds of office secure full insurance for gowns dam- < “I circulated a report’’ replied Gun-
stationery printed on short notice and aged by fire. In tbe expert testimony ' ter. “among Castelli’s pupils that he
at reasonable prices. Ja-ksonville it was asserted no dress has a money j liad Insulted a lunatic, nnd most of
REMEMBER
value in law after it lias been worn l íem left him. Meanwhile 1 had agri od
Tost
The Workmanship and Material Are Guaranteed to be the Very Best
ten times. According to that theory. . to take lessons of him. nnd he a iked
We pay cash for any Oregon Session every gown owned by tbe plaintiff bad me wbc.t he should do. I advised him
Laws before 1866. Also want Senate outlived its usefulness before tbe fire to write yon an apology, which lie did.’’
Peter smiled a sickly smile He went
Journals 1865 and 1864. Also Codes came along to complete its destruction,
1851, Journal of Council 1851, Statutes and with the exception of a trifling homd. but kept very quiet about liis
207-258 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING
1854, and of 1855. and Code of Civil sum representing the actual worth of affair of honor, Fortunately for him.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Procedure and General Laws 1862, and old material tlie insurance company 8hlce R occurred In a forelgnlnnl be
w:>x able to keep It secret. But from
Archives 1843-1849. Write Geo. A. was absolved from its obligations.”- that time be lost his t •,-» for liitcnl
Office Hours: 8a.m. to 8p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone Main 653
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b
AVast Difference
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Horehound Syrup
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CITY DRUG STORE
At Honest Prices
Consult Me
Before Going Elsewhere
DR. BARBER, The Dentist