Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, October 14, 1911, Image 2

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The Best Oysters the
World Affords---
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We get our oysters straight from the seacoast beds; they
travel every mile of the journey under double seal.
By our method of selling oysters, you get all the nourishing
delicious quality of the oyster just like those eaten by the inhab­
itants of the coast. •
Sealshipt Oysters
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A Nourishing Economical Food
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville,- Oregon
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at our kiln, a large quan­
tity of first class drain
Langlois
Locating Wells.
Local amateur astronomers have
been busy the last two or three even­
ings watching a comet that is plainly
visible on the western horizon early in
the evening. The heavenly visitor
can be seen under the handle of the
dipper, or to be more accurate, under
the extreme end of the dipper handle
and about half way down towards the
horizon. It can be seen just about as
soon as the sun sets, but later in the
evening it descends below the horizon,
I —at about 9:30.
The comet has a long tail which ex­
tends almost p< r. endicLl j lv upward
toward the dipper. At intervals it
lights up with briiii incy and then fades
to a dull grayish color.
The identity of the comet is some­
what of a mystery. It is suppos d to
be the long overdue Brooks cornet.
Others opine that it is nothing but a
celestial tramp, scooting about the
and planets in playful mood. Local as­
tronomical “sharks” who went out
and viewed the phenomenon could
throw little light on the mysterious
visitor.--Ashland Tidings.
No well should be located where pol­
“Were all medicines as meritorious ns
luting matter has access to it. Such Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
Remedy the world would be much better oil
matter usually comes from cesspools and
the percentage of suffering greatly de­
or privies, slops thrown on the surface, creased.’’ writes Lindsay Scott, of Tempi*;
For sale by all dealers.
Ind.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, backings froiti hen yards, pigpens, and
barnyards, from manured fields, ani­
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
vi r mals falling into the water, and filth
New System.
thrown in through the open top or
washed in through the open top or
ft.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911
or leaky casings. The matter entering
If you happen to be traveling
through the top can be kept out by
any part of the Pacific System of the
cement,
iron,
or
other
impervious
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1 .50. Advertising rates furnished on
curbings. The entrance of material Southern Pacific Company, and if you
application.
al the bottom of shallow wells can be notice as your train pulls into a
—---------------------------------------------------------------------- prevented only by locating them be­ station, a man attired in a
duck
suit,
white
cap
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•Competition between rival transportation lines has yond the reach of contamination.
and
rubber
gloves,
do
not
get
im­
Where any of the polluting agents are
one good effect at least—it is bringing more people to present care should be taken to see pression that he is a public health
and that your train is liable
town. Now it is up to the citizens here to interest the that the well is located at least 100 inspector
feet away and on distinctly higher to be delayed until he has completed
visitors and induce them to remain.
ground, so that both the surface an inspection, nor need you fear that
drainuge and the underground drainage the train may possibly be quarantined.
— which generally moves in the same That is not his duty. He is the man
Work on the dam on Jackson creek is temporarily direction
will be away from it. On who fills the ice receptacles on the
delayed pending the arrival of material ordered for the flat sands the wells should be at least Southern Pacific dining and passenger
and he is following the latest
core wall. The contractor is however, using his force to 150 feet from any source of pollution. coaches
The importance of choosing a location sanitary measures that have been
make the necessary excavations and when the material safe from polluting influences is almost adopted by the corporation.
arrives which it is expected to in about ten days,the force universally underestimated. Laying This new feature in the icing of
considerations of comfort and passenger trains was inaugurated by
will be increased in order to finish the dam before the aside
hoalth, a safe well is nearly always, H. V. Platt, general superintendent
winter rains set in.
in the long run, the cheapest. Safety of the southern district of the South­
should invariably be made the first ern Pacific Company, and was first
instead of the last. tried out on the Los Angeles division.
It is reported on good authority that the county court consideration
(From Water Supply Paper 223, U. S.
will take immediate steps to test the legality of the pro­ Geological Survey.)
Harvard Man on O.A.C. Faculty
THE COURT HOUSE
Items of Interest to Jackson County
Tax Payors
MARRIAGE LICENSES
A. E. Dennis and Lilli« J. Milton.
Robert P. Neil and Ida May Har­
grove.
Harry
King.
W. Leonard and Sarah E.
Chari«« Braughton and Marie Hall,
James Harry
Ethel Wilson.
Garvin and
Irene
William Purcell Barbee and Georgi-
anna H. Jackson.
Clarence R.
Fletcher.
Langlois
and Rettie
John J. Johnson and Blanche Eaton.
Claud« L. Saylor and Lula May
Rimn«y.
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CIRCUIT COURT
NKW CASKS
S. A. Sanford Trust«« va.
J. D.
131 Fifth St. near U. S. Mint
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
We buy gold rich ore amalgam and al)
mining products. We pay cash and give a
square deal. Ataaying.50c Established 20
years. Reference First National Bank of
San Francisco.
tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches.
For sale at reasonable
Call and ex­
prices.
amine, or send us your
Change in Southern Pacific Time
order.
Table.
Jacksonville Brick, Tile
Effective January 1st, 1910.
& Lime Company.
FREE!
FREE!
Electric Sparks.
Corvallis, Ore., Oct.5— Harvard is
now represented on the O. A. C. faculty,
since Leonard Carpenter, who took
his bachelor of arts degree there in
1904, accepted appointment in place of
Stanton Griffis, resigined, who was to
have done field work in extension this
year. Mr. Carpenter, whose home is
at Medford, will also do some wotk in
the public speaking department, though
the greater portion of the debating and
ora'ory will be in charge'of the new
man from the University of Minnesota,
Sigurd H. Peterson.
At any rate Canada did not make it
as close as Maine did.
The Government seems ro have the
Shoe Machinery Trust on the string,
and it is even liable to peg out.
Lee Oldfield’s record of 9 killed and
Heard. Action to recover money. 14 wounded with one fell swoop of his
Complaint filed. Affidavit and under­ runaway auto has yet no parallel.
taking for attachment.
The majority that will tieiide which
E. A. Bitner et al, vs. Glen Fabrick. way Maine went appears to have
Action to recover money. Complaint “took” to the tali timbers and to be
filed. Affidavit and undertaking for still hiding there.
On« of the most common ailment« that
The man who studies the rabbit’s hard working people are afflicted with in
attachment.
foot in Georgia says we’re not going lame ‘ back,
—1. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment
J. H. Neustadt vfl. Louis B. Minard. to have any winter. We’d like to twice «day and inssaage the parts thoroughly
Action to recover money. Complaint
at ich application, and you will got quick
believe it!
belief. For safe by all dealera.
filed. Affidavit and undertaking fur
Life to Mr. Taft begins to look like
attachment.
one apeach after another.
S. C. WWITTIMCTOH.
Zelmon Wolgamot vs.
Welborn
Governments of the world are learn- t. c. socsin.
Stcy. and Treat.
Pres.
M*9-
Beeson. Action to recover money.
I ing among other thinga that the peo-
Complaint filed. Summons issued.
1 pie want to eat with considerable re- i
B. L. Nichols vs. City of Ashland. gularity.
R ogue R iver V alley
Petition for writ of revi«w. Order
Russians take advantage of the
A bstract -T itle C o .
for writ
; occasion to let the world know that
(I ncorporated )
Effie Heffling Vg. John Heffling. they are suffering under a spurious
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brand
of
liberty.
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed.
Affidavit and order for publication of
The department of Agriculture
summons.
estimates that $620,000,000 worth of
Only new up-to date Abstract
1 eggs were produced last year. We
Plant in Jackson County.
| fear those figures must have been pre-
MARRIED
j pared when eggs were selling at mid­
Bell Phone Jacksonville 11.
Home Phone Jc. . on 2006
LANGLOIS-FLETCHER-At the court winter prices.
house in Jacksonville, Oregon, Tues­
That Kerttucky wife who died laugh­
Oregon
day, Oct. 10, 1911, by Judge J. R. ing at on« of her husband's jukes is
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
20
Portland Passenger....... 8:04 A.M.
21 Grants Pass Motor......... 10:21 A.M.
32 Grants Pass Motor
4:48 P.M.
16 Oregon Express...
5:24 P.M.
2-16 Oro rou Express..
5:34 P.M.
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M.
PREMIUMS
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Given with every cash pur­
chase amounting to $5.00 and
upward.
These premiums are not trash
but valuable goods now in
stcck.
Cal) and inspect them.
2a Ashland Motor................... 8:45
u California Express ........ 10:35
31 Ashland Motor...........2:24
13 San Francisco Express.. .3:32
A.M.
A.M.
P.M.
P.M.
11 Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
posed bond issue, by having a friendly suit instituted in
the circuit court and then having an appeal taken to the
supreme court. It would be wise no doubt to have the
question dedcided as early as possible. A decision up­
holding tne validity of the proceedings would have ‘ a
favorable effect upon the value of the outstanding county
warrants which are at present salable only at a discount.
Pioneer Assaying & Refining Co.
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JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
Mr. W. 8. Gunaalua, a farmer living near '
Fleming, Pa., says he liaa used Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in hi«' * ’ *
family for fourteen years, and that he baa
found it to be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending iL For sale by
all dealers.
We have now m stock
Comet is Discovered.
Sealshipt Oysters are sent us weekly in patented air-tight
ice-cooled refrigerators. When we receive Sealshipt Oysters,
we immediately placethem in the porcelain enamelled Sealshipt-
case in our store, which also affords perfect refrigeration.
Oysters being a perishable product, it is essential that these
precautions be taken, and when you' buy Sealshipt Oysters, you
can be absolutely sure they are just as fresh and wholesome as
the moment they left the shell at the seashore.
Buy Sealshipt Oysters from us today. We have the best and
most delicious grade.
Neil; Clarence R.
Rettie Fletcher.
orobably ftme men’s idea of a dutiful
<POJS .
It may be that every country has
sioker, but so far as hetrd from,
lanad.i is tte on'y place where the in­
creased cost of living is popular.
There never waa a time before when
it was worth so much money to big
corp' rations to be in line with the law.
Mr. Bryan says he felt perfectly at
home in Canada, and then ho flatters
us by ’ filing attention to the fact that
he came back.
Uncle Sam can testify that it takes
courn e to make tender advances to
“our lady of the snows,” who is liable
to get cold feet.
Lool.s as if Italy were trying to
hand
the unspeakable Turk a phono­
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graph.
Den Jorge Wickersham now appre­
ciates that sensation which comes with
the cold, gray print of the morning
after.
Tama Jim Wilson has issue! an order
barring importations of foreign insects.
Wonder if he couldn’t extend it a
little to include bogus baron3 and some
other pests?
JACKSQNVILLE
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Call and inspect the circulating
library just installed at .*. .’.
A full line of Stationery, Tab
lets, School Supplies, Etc
O. N. Nelson
Rogue River
Realty Company
R. R. R
We Have a Few Good Bargains for Shrewd
Investors
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List your property here for quick sale, but
the price must be reasonable.
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Jacksonville, Ore.
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