Jacksonville post., October 28, 1911, Image 3

LOCAL NEWS
n
FOUND AND LOST GOLD.
: PA-
*0 YEARS’
experience
i Me^f » d ar d Jacksonv l’e
Ceneral Sutter Discovered the Precious
AUTO LINE
Have you seen the comet?
Metal In California.
"It
is
not
generally
known.
”
said
a
Go to Nichol's for your flour.
mineralogist, "that the discoverer ot
Circuit court will convene Monday.
K |C. GORSr. Manager
gold in California was a Pennsylvauian
nud at oue time a resident of Philadel­
Emil Britt was a Medford visitor
T rade M arks
11. .r ¿ci’/ A’or fi/y.
phia. This -distinguished pioneer lies
D esigns
Monday.
Lv. Jacksonville I^ave Medford
C opyrights 4 c .
buried in the soil of Pennsylvania al­
Anyone «ending n nkctch and description may
C. M. Rexford of Applegate was in
7:30 a. m
8:00 a. m.
most forgotten. He was Genera) John
quickly
tin our opinion free whether an
inrentlen is probably patentable. Communica­
town Tuesday.
cf Portland,
9:1’0 ’•
9:30 ”
tions :*tric(lyconl)dent!al. HANDBOOK on Patent«
It hadn’t been so once. In fact, years A. Slitter, n Swiss, who emigrated to
free. Oldest uuoncjr for securing patents.
’.0:30 “
11:00 ’’
a series of| gent
For the very best in cigars and to­ and years after the town of Wharton Philadelphia iu 1831 nud became n citi­ o
1'al pt us taken through Munn A Co. receive
12:00 m.
12:30 p. m.
Ike various gptchil notice, without charge, iu the
bacco C. St aw.
hnd been founded and named there zen ot the commonwealth. His grave i
1:30 p. in.
2:00 “
is In the Meunonite burying grounds ;■ <1 sli it : in tlie vis'. 1 he Siptember
was
strong
talk
of
changing
the
name
3:00
“
3:30 “
Miss Fleta Ulrich was a Medford
at Lititz, Lancaster county, in which r.i r bc-r contained :.n «1 tide on Success A nandsoinoly illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
4:30
“
5:00
‘
to
Brotherly
Love.
No
one
could
live
visitor Tuesday.
of any BPiontitic loiirnnl. Terms, 93 a
6:00 ’’
6:30 “
in it without being good and behaving village he speut the last years ot ids with Cherries. Tie Celt b< r number culation
year; four nionlhd, |l. Sold byull newsdealer«.
W. R. Coleman was at
7:30 “
8:00 “
himself. This state of affairs had life.
“General Sutter was born in 1803 in had ft bei.tilifuliy ilh.straled article on
9:00 “
9:30 “
Thursday evening.
continued for thirty years when a
Branch
Office,
625
F
BL,
Waabingtou,
D.
C.
10:30 “
11:00 •’
Baden. Germany, near the borders ot Success in Growing Appks. O’.he-r i
Mrs. Minnie Kelley visited friends in change was observed.
Switzerland. Upon bls arrival in this articles shortly to be p-bl. .'.vj are
The wickedness started with a good country
Medford Thursday.
he spent some time in Phila­ Success with Live Stock. Success in
Leaves Nash, Moore a id Bedford
nnd respected man. He traded a bar­
Mrs. T. J. Kenney spent Thur-day rel of new cider for a Spanish rooster, delphia. subsequently removing to the Growing Walnuts. Success with Fodder j
vicinity of Lititz, where, in the midst '
Hotels
afternoon in Medford.
a beauty of a bird. Up to the arrival ot relatives, he engaged In farming. I Crops. These articles are written by
A. D. McKee of the Applegate va'- 1 of that rooster not a chanticleer In Possessed of a roving nature, however, experts, nr.d are not only authoritative,
Wharton had ever dared to crow until it watt not long before he yearned io but very interesting.
ley was in town Thursday.
In addition to the above, The
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dew were in sure that daylight was at hand. The explore the great unknown land be­
newcomer went right at it nt 10 o’clock yond the Rockies. After many priva , Pacific Monthly each month publishes
Medford Tuesday evening.
at night and kept up u constant crow­ tions he reached California some time | a large number < f clean, wholesome,
Mr. and Mrs. Waltor McKay left for ing until sunup. lie crowed vigorous­ in the early forties nud staked a claim. readable stories an 1 strong independ-
Put Hand Thursday evening.
ly and defiantly. Ills notes reached It was 1:1 the fall ot 184S. after u heavy j ent articles 0:1 the questions of the
Mr. and Mrs. Deb McKee of Wat­ every house in the village, and after rain. that, attracted by yellowish de­ i ‘'"y-
three or four nights there was n row. posits in a small stream, lie made his
kins "were in town Thursday.
The price of The Pacific Monthly is
It means economy—it meant satis­
The owner was kindly requested to great discovery of the precious metal.
Miss Leona Ulrich was a visitor at muzzle the nuisance. He refused. Ho The news cf Ills find spread rapidly, ; il.50 a year. To introduce it to new
faction—it means a beautiful, lasting
readers, it will be sent for six months
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
finish on your floors, to know the differ­
I 6ald t«b rooster was the handiwork of and the following spring the great
. i i- 51 cents if this pap:r is ne tioned.
ence before you buy.
W. R. Coleman and R. B. Dow were I the Creator and that if he crowed it rush from the east began.
‘General Sutter amitssed a consider­ Address: Pacific Monthly, Portland,
was because he was created to crow.
Common varnishes are brittle and
at Medford Monday evening.
That was the rolling stone that start­ able fortune through his gold diggings, Oregon.
soon show unsightly scratches.
Mrs. P. A. Hines made a trip to ed the avalanche. Cows hnd always but lost most of it through unfortu-
Elastica Floor Finish is so tough
Medford Thursday afternoon.
wandered in the streets at night, but note speculations. He returned to
that
nothing mars it. Heels, scraping
Sick
headache
is
caused
by
a
disordered
Attorneys Kelly and Beckwith cf without bells. Now half n dozen men Pennsylvania iu 1871 and spent his tomach. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets and
chairs, casters, leave no marks.
belled their cows, and if the cows gal­ declining years in retirement, living correct that and tlie headaches will disap­
Medford weie in town Monday.
Common varnishes turn white under
ou the pension of $250 a mouth voted
Ilenj M. Collins has had a new roof loped up and down the streets at mid­ him by the California legislature. lie pear. For sale by all dealers.
water.
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night, shaking their bends nnd clang­
put on his house on Third street.
ing their bells, all the better. There died June IS. 18S0. Two of his pall­
Elastica
Floor
Finish never does,
Let us print you some
Mbs Fay Sears of Medford was the had always been dogs in Wharton, but bearers were Generals John C. Fre­
ft is water-proof.
HAND BILLS
'guest of Miss Nellie Collins Sunday.
good dogs, respectful and respectable mont and Ambrose E. Burnside, who
Common varnishes and 'wax need
Iilix Cimbotski of Buncom was dogs. Now dogs of bad degree were had been his friends in California.”—
constant care and refinishing.
Philadelphia Record.
added
—
dogs
that
barked
and
roamed
transacting business in town Tuesday.
Elastica Floor Finish keeps its
and fought and cared not for the rep­
original lustre.
It outlasts any finislf
Mrs. Ansel Gilson of Sterling was utation of the town.
FATTED SHEEP.
And Business Will Boom ever before offered._ It saves work
transacting business in town Thursday.
Perhaps Elder Shoemaker took things
and saves expense.
B. K. McCabe of Medford was trans­ to heart more than any other man- Tails of the Syrian Breed Weigh Ten
We cannot overstate the importance
act ing business at the court house first because he was a real good
to Fifteen Pounds.
man and next because he owned most
of knowing the facts about floor fin­
Tuesday.
It has been suggested that in the
of the vacant lots in the town and was
Given with every cash pur­
ishes. Come in and ask us.
Put Swayne of the Applegate valley trying to get th« railroad and a boom sbeep fattening process, wblcb Is com­
chase amounting to $•’.00 und
mon in the vicinity of Damascus, one
Was transacting business in this city there. Booms and real good men often might be able to trace the original
upward.
Thursday,
go together.
meaning of the Biblical phrase, “tlie
Thesa
premiums are not trash
The elder was sitting on his door­ fatted calf.". Mi’s. McIntosh thus de­
Mis. B. F. Mulkey of Medford,
but
valuable
goods now in
step
one
day,
bemoaning
the
fate
that
Scribes the process In her book. "Da­
Visited friends in this city fdonday
A tenth of what Is going
was overtaking his beloved village, mascus:"
stock.
afternoon.
on
in Town, State, Ni-
when a pack peddler came nlong. He
“The sheep differ from Otirs. When
Call and inspect them.
A
Look for thia Trade-mark on * Yellow
x
Mrs. C. Ulrich was visiting Mrs had knives, combs, pins and needles, i we show pictures of the latter to the
tion and World if you
v
Label All others ar* imitations.
w
Bini Saltmarsh of Buncom a few days threads, jewsharps and many other natives they ask what animals they
fail to take
things in his pack, but be did not are. They miss the enormous tails of
this week.
enumerate them. He did not offer to
Ashland will vote upon the question make a Bale. He sat down beside the the Syrian sbeep, in which tlie fat of
Sold by
of adopting anew charter, at the De­ good man, mopped the sweat from his the body seems to concentrate and
which, after skinning and preparing,
cember election.
Fred J. Fick
brow and said:
often weigh ten to fifteen pounds.
Order It JVotu t
Order It JVotv !
“Elder, this village has got to be I “Early in the summer the head of
Geo. W. Trefren, Esq. of Medfoid
was transacting business at the eouit dinged durn.”
each family buys or sets apart one.
“Yes?”
house Monday morning.
two or three sheep, according to his
“It’s the wust in the state."
rank in life or bls wealth. The w«in-
Will Hanna ot Seattle, stopped over
“I think so."
en and children devote tlieiuseli-es
When the bones ache and the joints are Inflamed, with much tenderness
between trains, on his way home from
bump
"Why don’t you get up and
at the affected parts, you need a powerful penetrating agent to overcome
with great zeal to fattening these
San Francisco Tuesday.
yourself nnd do something?"
the attack.
sheep. The children fill large baskets
“My friend, what can be done?"
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawler of Medford
with mulberry leaves and carry them
“Heaps of tilings, but you've got to to their mothers. These several times
spent Wednesday ovening with Mrs.
pay for your information. I’m not giv­ a day and also in the night take lit­
T. J. Kenney of this city.
ing Up for nothing. About $2.* will put I tle woctleu stools and sit by the sheep.
Just received a full line of gentle­ this town back to where it was two With ore band they keep the sheep's
I
man’s furnishing goods and notions.
years ago."
mouth open; with the other they cram
“I’ll give a hundred:" exclaimed the In the leaves, forcing them down the
S id M. N ichol .
elder.
tliront.
Clyde, the young son of Mr. and
"Well, that's liberal. Let’s go out to I “Twice n day the sheep are led to
Mrs. S. Walsh, fell from a ladder the barn and have a talk."
IS A PAIN RELIEF OF GREAT EFFICACY
tlie vlil.ire fountain to drink, mid their
Thursday morning fracturing his arm.
They talked for a couple of hours. coats lire freqneutly washed. Ab Hit
Its wonderful penetrating power affords a most gratifying sense of relief to the affllct-4. It eases
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Linn of Port­ At first the good man shook bis head the end of September tlie work of the
pain quickly, subdues all Inflammatory conditions and rapidly restores strength and comfort In the
r
and
opposed
the
¡teddler.
l»ut
after
land, who have been visiting friends in
aching joints. It is equally effective in relieving neuralgia and sciatica.
i women mid children come.-t to an end.
Rub it In well, gently but
this city returned to their home Thurs­ awhile he nodded and smiled. A good Tin* sheep have grown so fat tliey
thoroughly; Its healing and strengthening influence I b manifest as soon as It reaches the nerves at tho
man
with
a
lot
of
vacant
lots
on
ills
scat of the disturbance. A few applications controls the disorder and restores normal conditions.
mil not stand up. They are then killed.
day.
bands can reconcile many things to Ids Their flesh is boiled with spices and
As a household remedy for curing cuts, wounds, burns, sores or the hundred and ono accidents that
The county Court is erecting a shed conscience. The deacon’s nearest neigh­ put Into pots for winter use. This
are always occurring to the flesh, it has no superior.
on the Kitto property east of the court bor on the left was the man with the mincemeat U enteu ns a relish at fes­
house, in which to store road machin- Spanish rooster, the nearest on the tivities."
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
right the man with the meanest dog in
•rs, supplies, etc.
Opposite him was a family with
Mrs. Gertrude Norton, formerly a town.
JAMES F. BALLARD
proprietor
ST. LOUIS, MO.
a parrot. Indeed, his place was about
compositor in this office, left Sunday the storm center of all the troubles.
For Sore Eyes. Granulated Uds, Redness ot the Eyeball, Weak Slcht, Smarting Sensations In the Eyes,
evening for Yreka, Calif, where she The three families nearest him also
Hank Clearinjs at Bank ol
use Stephens Eye Salve. It Is a remedy ot proven merit.
has secured employment.
kept hives of bees in their gardens, I Jacksonville, for wek endinj
Oct 25, i26.829.61
S olo A ho RtCOHMENOttiBv
Misses Vivian and Edith Cardwell of but the Insects hnd hnd no hand in the
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Roseburg returned home Tuesday after rows.
Spanish
attending the funeral of their grand­ The man who could furnish Spanish
roosters could also furnish
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney.
bees. He might have been able to Couniy Treasurer’s Thirty-fifth
s
8. E Dunning ton, Frank Robison furnish Spanish oaths ns well, if called
Call.
and several others of this city spent upon. This man sold the pack peddler
several days this week hunting the three swarms of Spanish bees and
I
guaranteed they would turn the trick.
festive deer in the Applegate region.
State of Oregon, County of Jackson,
One midnight they entered the town
Wanted—At this office, a girl to learn of Wharton and proceeded quietly and Treasury Department.
Jacksonville, Oregon, Oct. 21st, 1911.
typesetting. Wages paid soon as softly and unseen to the residence of
Notice is hereby given that there
the elder, where they weie unloaded
proficient.
are funds on hand for the redemption
and
the
hives
placed
in
the
back
yard.
Jacksonville Post.
Each hive way securely covered up nnd of all county warrants protested from
Deputy Sheriff Dow left for Salem remained so ail the next day. that the Dec. 3rd, 1909, to Jan. 8th, 1910, both
Wednesday evening with Peter Bouzcs bees might get mad nbout It. During dates inclusive. Interest ceases on all
who had been sen^nced to the state this day the elder and his wife drove above called warrants, th a date of
penitentiary at the recent session of away on a visit to hist four days. first publication of this notice, which
On the night of their going the hives
Examination and advice cost you nothing and may save you many dollars.
the circuit court
were uncovered, and the first streaks is Oct. 21st, 1911.
•las. M. Cronemiller, Treasurer of
My office, the most up-to-date in Southern Oregon, is fitted with all modem
Miss Bessie Kenney of San Fran­ of daylight found the bees pouring
Jackson County, Oregon.
cisco, who had been attending the out and itching for a row.
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Hardly any person bad left bis bed
electrical appliances and thus enables those living out of town to have their
funerai of her grandmother, the late
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Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney, returned to when things began to be lively. The
old bull rushed here and there like a
work done promptly and get home the same day. Compare my prices with
her home Tuesday.
locomotive, nnd the cows bellowed and
others and see if there is any reason why you should pay more. All my work
Services are held at the Presbyter­ plnnged.
We have on hand for sale the following
Then the cyclone began to hit hu­
ian church every Sunday evening. The
blanks viz:
is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Lady attendant.
Binging by the choir is worthy of es­ manity. Not a living, moviug thing
escaped them. They took possession of
Lease,
pecial mention. Come out and hear it. the town and shot It up. Even the
THOSE LIVING OUT OF TOWN WILL NOT BE KEPT WAITING
Mortgages,
You will appreciate it.
two ministers did not escape. When
Bill
of
Sale,
Teachers’ institute was in aessioq at the elder returned after the four days
Agreements.
22-karat Gold Crowns.............................. $5.00
Full set of Teeth on rubber plate.......... $7.SO
Medford Wednesday, Thursday and be was awed by alienee. Not n dog
W arranty Deeds,
Porcelain Crowns ................................. $5.00
Best set of Teeth on rubber plats.... $10.00
barked.
Friday of this week and in consequence
Quit Claim Deeds,
For a week the village of Wharton
Bridge Work (per tooth)......................... $5.00
thereof the public schools were closed, was very quiet. Then It opened Its
PAINLESS EXTRACTION -
50c.
Chattel Mortgage,
Gold Fillings............................... $1.50 and up
much to the delight of "Young Ameri­ doors nnd stores and removed its
Acknov ledgements,
All other work in proportion
Silver Filling............................... $1.00 and up
ca.'’
poultices and turned to gospel hymns
Real Estate Contract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Judge F. J. Cutter, who has been and to borrowing baking powder nnd
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REMEMBER
flatirons in the same old neighborly
Location Notice- Quartz,
here from Marietta, Ohio, to settle up Bray. It had been chastened. The mln
The
Workmanship
and
Material
Are Guaranteed to be the Very Best
the Henry L. Pegg estate, has matters isters said so. and nil others agreed,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Real Estate Agents Contract,
in shape so he can start for home the and there was reform at once—a re­
first part of the week. He expects to' form that has lasted to date. The
Notice Application forLiquqr License
return by way of San Francisco, Los only approach to levity was when the At reasonable prices. We intend adding
207-208 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING
Angeles and Texas where he expects pack |>eddler winked at the elder and other blanks aa fast as possible until
MEDFORD, OREGON
to visit bis son and get home by hjpv. said tlie Spanish bee wns a useful In­ the line is complete. Blanks of special
7th in time for the election as be is sect and the elder almost winked back form printed to order at short notice
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone Main 653
one of the candidates on the Republi­ as be said that corner lots bad already
advanced
$10
each.
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
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BALLARD’S
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CITY DRUG STORE
First Class Dental Work
At Honest Prices
Consult Me
Before Going Elsewhere
LEGAL BLANKS
;
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
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