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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1912)
LOCAL NEWS Dr J. E. Shearer Las taken the Vt hiteside place at the northeast cor ner of Sixth and Grape street and is ■Circuit Court was in session Monday having the lower floor remodled John Buckley of Ruch was in town | When the improvements are complet- . «Monday. | ed the lower floor will be converted Mrs W. R. Coleman was at Phoenix ; into a reception, consulting and op- Wednesday. . erating rooms while the remainder of Benj. M. Collins was a Medford | the building will be usod by the doctor as his private apartments. As soon | visitor Sunday. I Mr Harry Luy and family were in as the doctor moves from his present offices in the Garnett-Corey building Medford Sunday. to his new quarters he will have great Geo. W. Trefern'of Ashland was in ly improved facilities for handling his town Wednesday. office practice, He expects to move Rex H. Lampman of Gold Hill was to move to his new location about ! in town Monday. Febuary 6. Pat Swayne of Big Applegate was in town Monday. Notice to Wood Mr Harry Luy and Jack Sharp were at Medford Tuesday. Contractors and to Valentines and Valentine Post Cards Whom it May Concern at City Drug Store. Miles Cantrail of Ruch was a Med ford visitor Tuesday. Notice is hereby given that the Valentines and Valentine Poet Cards County Court of Jackson County, at City Drug Store. Oregon will receive sealed bids for Miss Flossie Dunford visited friends the furnishing of seventy five (75) cords of wood, the same to be cut ' in Grants Pass recently. Mr Ethie Wall of Medford was in from green red fir timber and to be I all body wood four feet in length to Jacksonville Wednesday. | be tiered at the Court House, eight A. C. Hough of Grants Pass was in feet in height, the said wood to be de- this city Tuesday evening. ivered and ready for receiving by the Clarence Reames of Medford in County Court an or before the 1st. day town W ednesday morning. of September, A. D. 1912. John A. Perl of Medford was a vis And the party or parties to whom itor in this city Saturday. said contract is let, shall at the time Luke Ryan left Thursday evening said contract is signed enter into a good and sufficient bond in the sum for a short visit »to Portland. Mr and Mrs M. M. Taylor were at of $250.00 for the faithful perform ance of said contract, said bond to be Medford Tuesday afternoon. approved by the Court and the Court Mr Emil DeRoboan of Medford was reserves the right to rejet any or in Jacksonville Wednesday. all bids filed, al) bids to be filed with Mr H. Aiken and Mr Hardy of Med the County Clerk on or before the ford were in our city Monday. 3rd. day of April. A. D. 1912. Valentines and Valentine Post Cards Dated this 17th. day of January. 1912. at City Drug Store. By Order of the County Court. Mr. Pete Ingram and family of Med Attest W. R. Coleman, County Clerk. ford spent Sunday in our city. Mrs R. B. Dow spent Sunday and Mr. W. S. Gunsalus, a farmer living near Monday on Applegate with friends. Fleming, Pa., says he has used Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his Miles Cantrall of Ruch was trans Colic, family for fourteen years, and that he has acting business'in this city Monday. found it to be an excellent remedy, and takes Joshua Patterson of Talent was pleasure in recommending it. For sale by transacting business in this city Wed all dealers. An Unusual Bequest. nesday. Among the most eccentric of testa J. H. Seymour, representing the tors are those who make bequests of Pacific Paper Co. of Portland, was in tlielr bodies. In 1S71 a Mr. Sanborn of Medford., Mass., bequeathed his town Monday. Miss Hattie Normile and Miss Nora body to Professor Agassiz and Oliver Wendell Holmes, requesting that It Blair of Jacksonville were Medford should “be prepared In the most sci visitors Monday. entific manner known to anatomic Mrs Chauncy Florey visited her science” and placed in the museum at mother Mrs Frank Lewis, at Eagle Harvard. He also directed that his skin should be made Into two drum Point, Sunday. beads to be presented to his "friend William Cameron of the Applegate and patriotic fellow citizen, Warren valley was transacting business in Simpson,” on condition thnt he beat town Saturday. on them the national air of "Yankee Frank R. Neil of Eagle Point was Doodle” at the foot of the monument transacting business at the court on Bunker bill at sunrise every 17th of June. On one drumhead was to be house Tuesdav. inscribed lute's “Universal Prayer" Mrs Chas. Nickell and Mrs Lewis and on the other the Declaration of Ulrich are working in the sheriffs Independence.—Exchange. office this week. The Very Best Make. Mr and Mrs Ralph P. Jennings of A commercial traveler remarked the Buneom were visitors in this city Sat other day to n storekeeper: “Get your urday afternoon. self a cash register. It will keep strict Mr Joseph Morcom left Wednesday and accurate account of all you re for Butte, Montana to attend the ceive and i>n you disburse. It will show what you save end what you funeral of his brother. Miss Stella Levy attended the squander, what you spend foolishly and what you spend wisely, where you “Bohemian Girl" at Medford opera should spread ov.t and where you house Wednesday evening. should retrench, wont you waste uud Mrs Jas. Calvert of Woodville who how you waste it"— -But." said the storekeeper. “I’ve al has been visiting friends in this city ready got a cash register which does returned home Wednesday. that and more.” Rev. Chas. H. Johnston and family all “Whose make Is It?" asked the sales visited Mr and Mrs E. C. Hogseti at man. frowning. Me J ford, Wednesday evening. “God’s make.” the storekeeper re plied, and with a smile nt once rever Mrs Anna Broad and son Robin Visited her daughters Misses Agnes ent and grateful he nodded toward bls handsome wife seated In the cashier’s and Anna Broad of MedforJ Monday. cage.—Exchange. A number of pesons from this place A Feat With the Feet. attended the “Chocolate Soldier” at Place a cork upon the floor. Meas the Medford opera house Saturday ure four lengths of your foot from it night. and. standing at this distance, attempt Miss Agnes Broad and Miss Florence with one foot to kick the cork over Reddy were visiting at the home of the and recover position (botli feet togeth former’s mother Mrs Anna Broad er) so that the foot that does the kick ing does not touch the floor till It has Sunday. returned to Its mate. The efforts of S. C. Collins and family of Tahle any one trying to maintain an equilib Roek visited at the home of J. C. rium In performing this stunt will Collins Sunday, J. C. accompanied arouse considerable mirth.—Woman’s World. them home for a short visit. Richard Gaskin a former employe of That Held Him. A Yankee clinched his heated argu thi-s office left Saturday morning for Merrill, Oregon, where he has secured ment with an Englishman us to the a position as foreman in a newspaper ' relative size of the Thames and Mis sissippi by saying: office. Good luck, Dick! “Why. look here, mister, there ain’t Monday night Feb. I2th. 1912, Jack enough water In the whole of the sonville Alumni meets Butte Falls in Thames to make a gargle for the mouth the hall of the U. S. Hotel in what of the Mississippi." promises to be a warm game of Bas Husbands. ket Ball. The Butte Falla team has “The majority of husbands complain beaten Jacksonville heretofore and thnt their hands are always In their this time the Alumni will try and bring pockets." the bacon home. "They do. do they? Then why don’t Rev. S. F. Grigsby lately of Emporia they find there the letters they have forgotten to mall for their wives?"— Kansas, will hokl a series of meetings Baltimore American. at Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville, Oregon, commencing Sunday morning Seeking an Expert. February 11th. Mr Grigsby is a “How are you at picture puzzles?” preacher of the highest order, his I "Pretty fair.” "Maybe you can put together these serniMM are of rare excellence, most kindly and helpful. They will be i forty odd parts I have taken out of my of great benefit to any one who ! automobile.”—Washington Herald. will give them thoughtful at Pulled Him Through. tention. A cordial invitation is ex 1 "Yes. the doctor has pronounced me tended to the public—and you are cured.” personally invjtyd to attend these "What did be treat you for?” services. "A small bank account.”—Life. / \ The Weather. MY NEW AUTO it ‘•■Said to Be Changing and In Time May Become Toelsss. Following is the report of U. S. Vol A Imndon physician. Dr. It. Clement unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; L says that If man keeps on wear- Jacksonville, for month of December li ig sloes and living under the present Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi c auditions he may eventually develop I ate a one toed animal, or. more prop tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Bv ROBERT MATHEWSON Prij.t : i • DATE MAXI M. N1 erty speaking, a toeles* one. HU. MUM MUM TAT N OF DAI A number of years ago Dr. Lucas I had Just bought a aew automobile— 26 pSIBted out thnt the gradual disapfiear- 1 .......... #ne of the new light make—for $1,050 48 27 •me.' of the little toe was getting ahead 2 3 ........ 35 55 uud was trying it on the road. It was 27 48 part c’nudj fit the textbook, for while It had ill- 4 31 5«) c <»udy a very pretty machine to seat five peo wsady lost one of Its extensor tendons 6 5 ......... ......... 36 43 .31 part e'oudy ple, the tonneau being of aluminium. 26 41 clear dn quite uu appreciable percentage of 7......... 28 .. 43 It was rather early In the spring to tenses, one of its flexor tendons was 9 8 . ......... 11 34 30 37 ride for pleusure. for the roads were i absent also. On the other band, the 10 .......... 31 11 36 great toe had undergone extraordi 12 still execrable, but 1 stuck to the best ......... :i2 37 30 35 nary developments because the Inner 13 of them and was delighted with the 29 34 .17 side of the foot was the first to catch 14 30 15 .......... 41 .35 performance of my vehicle. 30 16 .......... 3* .1* the center of gravity In transferring I was driving along, feeling very fimv 31 17 .......... 36 the weight of the bedy from one foot 18 30 .......... 35 in my new toy. for the purchase- oi 28 19.......... 43 to the other in walking. 30 38 20 ......... which I bad been saving for a coupl* Tlie horse, which was once a five 21 .......... 23 33 of years, when I overtook a young 40 24 .......... .37 toed animal, now moves about solely 22 39 30 23.......... man and a young woman hurryia* on the nail of Its big toe or consolidat 24 .......... 28 39 25 .......... 34 along, the man carrying a suit case, tk> ed toes. There is no doubt that man’s 25 26.......... 26 33 .90 woman holding up her skirts to kec i> internal orgaufsm lias been much mod 27 .......... 28 45 .15 28 .......... 34 .50 ified since he left off living with na 2« them from the mud. The man, lie« , 29 .......... 3! 24 .20 ture and began living on It. Intestines Ing an auto, looked back and. seetr S 30 ......... 26 35 25 35 me coining, stood in the middle of t! ie have changed noticeably. The foot it 31 .......... road and motioned for mo to stop, I self has also changed. It Is more com Temperature—mean max. 39.7; mean pulled up, of course. He was faslil« in pactly built now, for the toes of the ably dressed, us was the girl, who v ns savage races are widely separated and min. 28:91; mean 34.33 Max. 55 on 3rd stuck out on different angles, the big min. 23, on 21st greatest range 42. as pretty as a peach. Precipitation — Total for month, toe especially being thrown far out “Beg pardon for stopping you. and resembling the great toes of a 2.79. Greatest in 24 hours. .90 Would you mind giving its a ? i baboon.—Exchange. We are anxious to catch a train the C., L. and B. railroad. If j would take us over there you liav« > Change in Southern Pacific Time CULTIVATE SIDE VISION Idea what a favor you would do us Now. the C., L. and B. railroad runs It Will Enable You to See In Table. Several parallel with the road I was on and Directions at Once. Effective January 1st, 1910. can only be reached by cross« oads One of the most useful gifts which I knew to be in bad cond tion. have is a good side vision, one can By side ■NORTH ROUND TRAINS. I bad no mind to put my maclil le to vision Is meant literally ability to such a test, so I tokl the gentl :man see In several directions at ouce and 20 Portland ‘Passenger.. ..8:04 A.M. that 1 was sorry, but I hadn’t til ne to to know what Is going on in other di go so far, whereupon ho tool : me rections besides that upon which the 24 Grants Pass Motor... .10:21 A.M. Into Ills confidence, telling me th at he gaze '.nay l>e fixed at the moment 32 Grants Pass Motor. .. ..4:48 P.M. and the girl were a runaway c ouple. Jujt try the next time you are read Tlie girl’s father was dead set c n her ing your paper In the train, for in 16 Oregon Express......... ..5:24 P.M. marrying a broken down British noble 2-16 Oregou Express....... ..5:34 P.M. to stance, and you will understand clear 12 man three times her age and v zas . ly what Is meant. Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M. have taken her abroad th? nex t day You can with little effort and while to be married, the old fello »' be ing so still SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. reading follow the movements of infirm that be couldn’t stand a J« jurney those sitting opposite you and even 23 Ashland Motor.......... ...,8:45 A.M. to America. 15 California Express ........ 10:35 A.M. I turned to look at the cou pl e. and those at your side. With a little practice the range of the girl gave me an appealin; v glance 31 Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M. your side vision can be extended be that won me. “What station do you v "lsh to hind you in each direction to an angle 13 San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M. of forty-live degrees, and you can see 11 reach?” I asked. Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. clearly every movement thnt takes t. "Carrington.” M ptaee on both sides simultaneously. "That’s fifty miles.” Now, Just think what this means. “With this splendid machine y. Ml can Meford and Jacksonville do it in an hour; certainly in art hour The man In possession of a good side vision Is not an easy one to take by and a half.” AUTO LINE “Not on the roads I shall ha re to I surprise. In business he finds It n valuable asset, especially when talking use.” I The girl put her handkerchief to her I with more than one person at a time. V.~ic. GOltST.’hUanaBei He can guard against dangers from eyes and began to cry. At the same unexpected Lv. Jacksonville LeaveJ Medford sources, and when crossing time we beard the distant chug of an. a roadway he can clearly see the traf 7:30 a. m 8:00 a. m. auto coming at full si«ed. fic coming from either direction while 9:00 “ 9:30 “ "We are lost!” she wailed, still looking straight ahead.—London 10:30 “ 11:00 “ "My friend,” said the lover in a Answers. 12:00 m. 12:30 p. m. tremulous voice, “we are rich and able 1:30 p. in. 2:00 “ to pay you any price f or the use of 3:00 “ 3:30 “ Magdalen Islands. your auto. Name it." 4:30 “ 5:00 ‘ In the center of the gulf of St. Law I had no mind either to sell my auto rence the small group of Magdalen Is 5:15 “ 5:45 “ or to take advantage of the necessities lands are populated, by 3,000 or 4,000 6:00 “ 6:30 “ 7:30 “ 8:00 “ of a pair of lovers. “AU right, F* ’" I said; 11 seal descendants of the Acadians un 9:(K> “ 0:30 “ “1'11 take you over, but not for pi.y. der Champlain and De Monts, who 10:30 “ 11:00 “ All the world loves a lover, and I’m a were driven out of New France, Nova lover myself." Scotia. by the English. Since the first Leaves Nash, Moore and Medford I let her out and on rersctiing the settlement In 1763 generations or the Hotels next road that led toward th® railroad name families have raised scanty crops turneil into it. Soon aftei' this we iin the valleys and fed sheep nnd cat heard the automobile behind, us pass tle on the high conical hills which con the road we had taken, but when it stitute a prominent feature of an in I pulled up, returned and followed us sular landscape. Year after year men we knew that It was after us. The bnve gone out on the waters of the man looked very nervous, anil the girl gulf in search of the cod, mackerel nnd We have on hand for sale the following was quite hysterical. For a matter lobsters on which u livelihood depends. blanks viz: of ten miles we were on a very fair They ane simple, primitive people, Lease, road, then struck one not so good. I these nattvea of the Magdalens, labor Mortgages, had distanced the pursuing lather on ing all the while under circumstances Bill of Sale, the fair road, but had scarcely entered that are most discouraging. The arch- Agreements. upon the inferior one when I heard lpeiago contains twelve or thirteen dis Warranty Deeds, an ominous chug-chug, indicating that tinct islands. Including several grim Quit laitn Deeds, he was not far in the rear. I put on rc.cks which are not Inhabited and nev full speed, but we began to bounce, er will be. battel Mortgage, and with every “thank you, ma'am,” Acknow ledgemen ts, 1 winced. I had not intended to ex- Real Estate ontract, Odd Tramway Literature. pose my auto to such a strain, I Location Notice—Placer, Tlie Liverpool tramway authorities slowed up. Location Notice -Quartz, “For heaven’s sake, go on!" cele«? the have furnished two quaint additions Satisfaction of Mortgage, to the literature of notices Some years girl. Real Estate Agents ontract, The noise behind sounding ’a<arer I i ago this notice was posted in the Liv put on a little more »peed, I beard erpool cars: “Passengers are request Notice Application for Liquor License the two whispering, then the man said ed to pay no more pennies than the At reasonable prices. Weintend adding to me, "Blow up for a morne: it.” I did conductor in their presence punches other blanks as fast as possible until so, and to my surprise he J jmped out botes In their tickets for.” This was the line is complete. Blanks of special with the suit case and t< <ok to the criticised, nnd another effort was made and posted: "Pasaeuger* are request form printed to order at short notice woods. ed to pay no more pennies than for JACKSONVILLE POS1 “Go on,” said the girl. Not understanding the strange pro which the conductor In tbelr presence ceeding I did not quite l’.now what to punches holes In their tickets.” This, I do and sat thinking ab jut it when I too, was pronounced a failure, and the felt something cold at t .he back of my officials concluded that language had neck. Turning, I saw the girl poking not yet been invented which would express what they felt. But don’t you a revolver a.t me. “Move on mighty quick," she said know exactly what the official notice meant?—London Standard. In a man's vortce. SAY.' HOW, There was nothing for It but to do Candor by Accident. po Yov 1 her bidding. I knew now thnt I had The hostess was so weary after an been fooled bjv a pair of thieves, thnt Inordinately long call from a bore that I í IKE, one of them 1 ntended to take the swag when he at last rose to go she was al away, while t fce other wonld force me most Incapable of coherent speech, mid to lead the pursuers on while his pul her verbs In consequence changed secured the p hinder. It didn’t make places in her final effort at hospitality. any difference how many ruts we It ran ns follows: “Ob. Mr. Peter*, went over, the girl I had behind me must you stay? Can’t you go?”—Lon- Insisted on goin/j faster and enforced her demands at the point of tfie pistol. Ion Opinion. I knew my boiutiful new auto was K Fool’s Psrsdiss. getting frightfu lly damaged, but what A world In which there were no la i could I do? ’It was a terrible ride over roads that; got worse every mile. bors to be accomplished, no burden» to When we reached a point within half be borne, no storms to be endured, We have just received a full a mile of the station we broke down would be a world without true Joy, line of fixtures, fittings, etc., completely nnd ran against a telegraph honest pleasure or noble aspiration. and are prepared to do »11 pole, and I Inoded In a soft ditch. Get It would be n fools' paradise. kinds of plumbing work at ting up, I saw the girl limping for the Th* Egoist. station. reasonable prices. Satisfaction Young Hostess «giving her first dance, My machint? was only good for the guaranteed. scrap heap, and when the pursuer* to her sisters)—Girls. I'm so anxious. came up and I told my story I got no Do you think 1 shall enjoy myself? I sympathy. The man who took to the do hope I shnlL—London Punch. woods got away, nnd the one who con A Misanthraps. tinued on to the station caught a train There Is no use wasting sympathy before the pursuers came up. Sick headache la caused by a disordered I bare no further u*e for eloping on a inau who can’t be happy with stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and good health, good meals and good correct that and ths headaches will disap lovers. weather.—Chicago Record-Herald. pear. For sals by all deals™. LEGAL BLANKS Plumbing Fred J. Fick HANfi!'- US YOUR ORDERS FOR JOB PRINTING THE WORK IS TKE BEST THE PRICE IS RIGHT Get Married, There’s Nothing Like It And WHEN you get married let us print your wedding invi tations We Simply Dote on Help intf Along the Good Cause name the t > and call on us MAKE HER HAPPY BY TAKING IT THE YEAR ROUND . ¡I — *■»•? ■»«■«■«■»■»»«■■■»l..- .. -r- ’. I X, ■* I ■ «■«■—■————■ Information on Poultry Pioneer Assaying & Refining Co. 131 Fifth St., near U. S. 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