Image provided by: Friends of Jacksonville's Historic Cemetery; Jacksonville, OR
About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1912)
! he* purchased tha poles an«i line built ' gr w v.-cukeita d finally irisLto.i ¿pun “Mr iittlo »on had a very lerere cold. 1 A STUDY IN SMOKE. wis recommended to try Chamberlain’® ' by the county court last summc’ to the returning to his I onio in this place. Coiifh Reinedv, and before a small bottle | rock crusher on Griffin creek and will , Sunday morning he was brought horre Beautiss That Greet the Eye From Any whs iini’slw d b • v a . ns well r.s ever,” writes It will pay you to get our use the line for commercial purpose-. and at the time seemed better but of Pittsburgh’s Hills. Mrs. H. Silks, 29 Dowling Street, Sydney, Aiteü’u.ia. Tth remedy i® »old I ;• at! dealer®. prices on flour, bran, shorts I It is proposed to furnish the farms in soon grew worse until the cni which Robert Ilaven SchnutUcr. writing tn that region with power for bo h power came at 3 o'clock yesterday mornirg. tlie Metropolitan, says: "I never come rolled oats, barky, seed an I light. Lmr*Me«d»ar*te^edfet ptrftyaad within ran;fe of the unique spell of ■crmiaatica. No eeccu ?re parked tuoderu Pittsburgh without wishing wheat and oats. Taylor Miss Mary Dugan of Sams Valley I ry uatu 1« f»iheaetwoqj*htirtabow Change in Southern Pacific Time that I might personally couduct thither the very 1 gl rAfi rdaxd. Cur fully •quipped laboratory under the was committed to the State asylum . ?/Meer Assaying & Retini ng Co. Williams Co. the sage who so mendaciously declared Table. direction ol a aci cLS au.i expert 131 Fifth St,, near U. S. Mint •red I til er renu vesell gueta work. that there is nothing new under the John Marsh was at Medford Monday. for the insane Wednesday. She had j When buying Lilly ’• •eeda.you buy BAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Effective January let, 1910. suu, for.Pittsburgh Is something new. returned from that institution but a increased crops. Send for cat. log. We buy gokl rich ore unmlgain anti all John A. Perl of Medford was intown few months, having been pronounced "I-'rom ’s hundred "From any ot thU the city citv's bundle hills The Chea. H. Lilly Co . Seattle NORTH BOUND TRAINS. mining-product*. We pay cash and give a Friday. s^u ire deal. A saying u c Estab!i*L«*d 23 one can enjoy more varieties ot smoke cured, but during the p 1st month the '2(1 Portlan 1 Passenger ........... 8:04 A. M. years. Reference Fir t National Dank uf In an hour than there are kinds of T. W. Miles of Medford was in town ¡symptoms have been observed anil a- Sun Funcuco. 21 Grunts Pass M -»tor ........ 10:21 A.M. rlouil in n mouth. These range uli tlie Monday. bout a week ago she became violently J way from fairy shavings of lee and 82 Grants Pass Motor. .........4:IX P.M. ail* k Chauncey Florey was at Mediord insane. ' mils of driven snow, through geolog of rheumatism this spring. Ju.t rub tin r; Oregon Express 5:24 i’.M- Wednesday. teal strata of pure cream, mischievous, affected |«aiU fo-ely with Chamberlain's Lin Senator La Follette who was s:hed- evanescent ringlets of bluish white, iment and it will soon disappear. Bold by 2-i 6 Oi eguu Express... ......... 5:14 P.M. Porter J. Neff of Medford was in 1 u'ed to deliver an address in this city faintly tinged with olive, all dealers. town Tuesday. 12 S 1 ««l.i Lhrvtod ( M »i 1 only). :-l.'> AM n — ----- 24-pace book, ““ smudges Thursday morning failed to appoar, i*r i'Y'o a wrtten by r.'.ea who know, aerial bushes of delicate rose, trees of SOUTH BOUND ICHAINS. L. B. Warner of Medford was in the managers alleging as a reason for ' M con’aim much urrful ir.fcr- 1 orange and rusty red. through a liuii matioa cii fertffizins weAern 1). W. BAGSHAW town Wednesday. his non-appearance asevere sore throat f ii rwi ■■ 11 b soil*. 2 ; Ar Biand Motor....... ......... h: 45 A M. tired tones of gray, from the most ethe Mail cd free on request. Frank Kasshafer was a visitor at contracted while on his tour in the I The Cha». H. Lilly Co., Seattle, Wash. real fawn to sheer brutal dirt, then 15 California Express ........ 10Ä5 A M. Attorney at Law northern part of the state. A number deep ..mg to n black ns rich as th» Medford Tuesday. 31 As) land Motor....... ......... 2:24 r M. glo-'-y. tarry coal from which ft sprang L. H. Hanna made a business trip to of persons from this place nttAded the "One convenient thing about the NOTARY PUBLIC AND ¡CONVEYANCER 13 San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M. lecture at Medord and are loud ’ in their , Ashland. Thursday. Halej cn Days. r.mokescape is that you can enjoy some praise of the senators ability as a publi- 11 Shasta LimitedlMail only)5:47 A. M. Tlie seven days preceding and the pert of it wherever you happen to be. Jack Dent of Medford was a recent speaker. _ I Forenoon 9 to 12 seven days following the winter sol Looking west In the canyon of Fourth Office Hours: f Afternoon 1;30 to 5 visitor in this city. Mr. Koppes of the Independent& stice were « ailed by tlie umleuts "lull- avenue one morning, the lower parts ot BUSINESS CARDS Mrs« Wi E< Finney visited friends at Western Mimr informed a representa-| cyo:i days" This phrare is derived the office btii'diugs were quite obliter Medfoid this week. Bankjof Jacksonville Building. tive of this paper yesterday that the from a fable which sets forth that Hal ated by a dense, low lying bank of Sheriff Jones made a business trip 1 public ition of the weekly would be dis (•y one. a princess who prieved so deep Soft, dusky smoke. But as the eye GUS NEWBURY ly fol- the loss ut sea of her spouse, was 1 (raveled upward this cloud began to JACKSONVILLE, to Ashland Tuesday. continued and that the proprietors sent OREGON thither in pity l:i the form of u | thin until, when it readied the cor H. K. Hanna was attending court at would in future direct their energies to halcyon bird er kingfisher. According Attorney-at-Law Grunts Pass, Mondav. the publication of the West tn Miner, to the legend, the halcyon bird had nices. every detail of them stood out sharply in the sunlight agains’. a sky H. K. Hanna made a business trip to issuing it monthly and making it worthy during the time of breeding tlie power ; of pale sapphire. Such effects are us Will Practise in All Courts in the State the perusal of all persons interested, of lulling the waves, and it was lie- Interesting as they are characteristic of Ashland Wednesday. Joshua Patterson of Talent was a re in mines and mining, regardless of ( lieved at this time (lie sea was always I the place.” OREGON. MEDFORD, calm amt i light be navigated in per where their residence may be. We have on hand for sale the following cent visitor in this city. fect security. Experience, of course, blanks viz: IRON AND POWER. A test ot the pressure in the water dispelled this fable; but. like many all Leon Hanna made a short visit to Lease, mains w«s made Tuesday afternoon; a ot her old world story, it tins left behind M.-.If or J Tuesday afternoon. the Metal and the DR. T. T. f HAW Mortgages, two and one-half inch hose was attach- it a distorted meaning. In this case The Link Between I Great Nations. Jasten Hartman was a business vis I ed to the fire I y Irant west of the city the connection betw<*en the old and the Bill of Sale, In the sixteenth century the greatest itor at Medford Thursday. Dentist. Agreements. ■ hall and a stream of water was pro new signitli ance is clear, for the term, Iron making nations were Spain. once expressive of pome and culm I Miss Mildred Neil of Eagle Point was jected into the air—higher than the ta'l- W arranty Deeds, France and England, and beyond all a visitor in this city Tuesday. Q lit laim Deeds, est building in the city. The nozzle upon the waters, is equally expressive fear of contradiction these were tbe Cftice in Byun Building, Cali for tie St. of tranquillity upon the sea of life. Chattel Mortgage, was one and one-eighth inches in di three countries which were theu reck T. W. Osgood of Medford was inter Acknov iedgements, oned greatest, asys the London Tele- ameter. The combined strength of two Upstairs viewing friends here Monday. e Tho Lump Fish. Real Estate ontract, men to handle the hose. The pressure Did you ever hear of the lump fish? ■ graph. While Cortez was carrying the tlag Mrs. Shafer and daugh ters visited is said to have been 175 pounds to the Well. It's a peculiar spe les found In Location Notice—Placer, OREGON JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Wiltie at Central Point. suit water. This strange fish possesses tof Spain into the then unknown worid I Location Notice Quartz, square inch. and while the great galleons were a sucker formed by two ventral fins, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Schools were closed yesterday on ac which me so shaped tlint when the bringing home to Hint favored nntfoii Real Estate Agents ontract, count of the primaiy election. treasures beyond tbe wildest hopes of I I fish reclines on a rock the fins net as the ndventui'ers the myriad forges II. K. DANNÄ Notice Application for Liquor License Attorney J. A. Lemery of Ashland suckers nnd bold it firmly. As sooii ns were alight Id C'afalohht and tbe ar the eggs nre deposited In shallow pits At reasonable prices. Weintend adding preached in the M. E. Church. Lawyer between stones, the female feeling mor of Castile was enabling ii liandftll 1 other blanks as fast a3 possible until of men to seize the riches protected by M. M. Welsh of Squaw Lake has I , that she has done her part, deserts 1 the line is complete, Blanks of special many thousands of natives who had m >ved to town for the summer. Returns Come in Slowly; them nnd the male lit once assumes reached a high state of civilization, liut ■ form printed to order at filBif! notice j OHice in Bank of Jacksonville building • charge and guards tbe eggs until they W. W. Cameron of Rich was trans Dunn, Hanna, Singler, batch out and then the young until knew not tlie methods of manufacture i JACKSONVILLE POSI JACKSONVILLE, OREGON acting business in town Tuesday. Iron. tbey are able to take care of them-, of Amt so it ever was. and. much ns we Gardner, and Colvig in selves. In moving round lie Is closely may tn theory and lu sentiment regret Dr. H. N. Butter of MedforJ was - followed by the numerous family transacting business in this city Tues fact, xo it Is today. We hear a in Lead. which lias given rise to tbe term "ben tlie day. great den! about the reasous for Hie I and chickens." At times they attach rise of modern Germany ns a world E. T. Rollins left Tuesday morning themselves to the sides of their parent power II is worth noting that that Incomple'e ret irns received up to by tbe!r sucking disks, thus presenting i for an extended visit to Minneapolis, country has risen rapidly Into pronil the time we go topless indicate the I a singular appearance. Minn. nonce as Hie iron and steel output has nomination of Dunn for County Judge; Increased by leaps and bounds. Dr. Swedenburg of Ashland was at Elasticity of Conscience. Hanna fo.- Pro:e<uting Attorney; Sing In the o'den days It was the same tending to professional business here ler for Sheriff; Gardner for Clerk; In the majority of cases conscience Tlie Romans curried into Spain the Thuridayt Colvg for Record ?r and Osgood for I» an elastic and very flexible article, knowledge of vzorklug iron und steel, which will bear a il .» il of stretching nnd upon that foundation Spain rose to George W. Trefren, an Ashland at I Suryeyor. and adapt Itself to a grout variety of torney was transacting business in this Dunn’s lead over Merrick is about circumstance.-!. Some people, by pru the might mid majesty of a great world city Tuesday. | «800, Hanna’s majority in this county dent management mid leaving It off ¡>ower. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaw of No i- is about 725 while Johnston is about : piece by piece, like a tlannel waistcoat I Not Extraordinary1; On a Broadway stiff.a« e htr twd tvNl ing’s Mine, visited at the J. C. Collm’s 200 ahead in Josephine; Singler is re In warm weather, even contrive in ported to have fiom 50J to 600 over time to dispense with It altogether, tiro >ed women were highly hm'uded nl home Sunday. but there be others who can assume W. F. Quisenberry of Medford, one ' Beeson; Colvig h is about 2/' ove ■ the garment nnd throw It off at pleas a woman with a baby. As the conduc tor came along the womau with the of the candidates for county clerk was | Florc-v. The race between Osgood and ure. and tills, being the greatest and child said: i Grisez is close with Osgood probable in town Thursday. HE TELEPHONE is the c< al man’s “Hold the baby a minute: I want to | winner. I most convenient improvement, is the one most tn vogue.—From Dickens' tie my shoestring.“ Issac Ilamonson of Leland III. a for For Fr.-sident, LaFoBette mid Wil “Old Curiosity Shop." He took the youngster and the wom mer resident of this city was visiting 1 best salesman. son are ahead. an tied the string. Then the conductor old scenes here this week. Many of his customers he never sees, for their orders His Paying Powers. gave the baby back to her. As he --------- -------------- Mrs. Oscar Lewis, who has finished a Old Gotrox—I don't think much of passed the two well dressed women one come by wire and their cheeks by mail. term of school in Siskiyou county, WELL-KNOWN RESIDENT DIES that young Dudelelgh who poses as a of them said: If you mot e into a r.etv 1 otise or have an unexpected Calif., has returned home. parlor ornament around here occasion “You have all sorts of queer passen need of fuel, you car. often i»Vt’ a day’s time ly telephon ally. Pretty Daughter — Why, pa, he gers on your car. dou ’ t you? ” Ralph Jennings, a prominent farmtr "Yes.” be replied. of the Applgate valley, wa3 transactirg IV. C. Kit 9 ÄrJsr Operation pays m the loveliest compliments. ing yonr order. Old Gotrox—Yes, and that's all ho “ImngtDe that woman taking yon to business in this city Thursday. In the mining and shipping of coal the Bell Telephone was ever known to pay. so far as I can bold ber baby! Wasn't that a crazy Di:s a! Ills Home, B. E. Haney of Medford, a form«r lias become an important factor. The wholesale markets ieartl.—Exchange. thing for her to do?" resident of »his city was transacting "Oh. I don't know." replied the con and sources of supply are kept in cm s snt touch with the legal business in town Tuesday. Consolation. ductor quietly. “That's my baby. Th* W. C. Kitto, a well kn.wn nr.d high Bel) Long Distance Service and the danger of a coal fumine C. E. Bala, o.u of the firm of cor.- ly respected resident of tl ij city died “They sa.v she is devoted to ber hus- woman'* uiy wife.”—Nevr York Tele tiand and baby." greatly reduced graph. tractors who are constructing the city at his residence on Fifth sheet early “Yes. poor thing! She hasn't taken a water system was in town Tuesday. Friday morning. prize at a bench chow for three yenrsl” For Inspiration. It looked lilte young winter for a Mr. Kitto who had been suffering -Puck. “Now, I want something In your hap with bladder trouble for seme time few minutes Thursday afternoon with piest vein." said the editor went to a hcspital in Portland last a brisk fall of the "beautiful snow.” “Better pay me In advance, Everu Telephone C. B. Peyton of Portland, represent month where an opt ration was per-I The best kind of repentance Is not declared the poet—Washington aid. ing the Grolier Society of New York, fo'mod with apparent sucrose for a doing It again.— Chr.rles F Rldeai. was transacting business in town Fri time, but instead <f recovering lie day. Dr. Golden, B. M. Collins and John Dunnington who had been on a fishing excursion to Squaw Lake, returned ' Monday evening. Mrs. C. L. Grant has closed her boarding house on California street and moved to the Palmer ranch near ' Medford where she has accepted a pos ition. The city council will hold a special meeting tp-ni^hl tp cons^er the report of the efty surveyor upon the comple tion of the water mains in Assessment District No. 2. The Rev. H. N. Adlrich of Centra- We are ri vising ovr lists ready for the Point will hold the regular church ser-! spring trad j. If you have real estate to dis vice in the M. E. Church, Sunday aft poso of at a fair pri •«, place it in u-ir hands ernoon, April 21, at 3’o’clock. The The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any for sale, we have a num Sor of | rospuctivo Epworth League service St 7 P. M. as buyer« who expect' value for ‘heir money. usual. cne else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of LOCAL NEWS Send For this Seed Aaniidi-Free Hovz to Fertilize! LEGAL BLANKS THE PRIMARY T Sell Youi The Home Telephone Company of Southern Oreg By listing i I with us STRICTLY INDEPEN DENT William R. Garret, an aged resident of Southern Oregon, died at his home near Medford Monday night aged at-out 91 years. Mr. Garret was a native of Tennessee and c*me to Jackson county in 1877 where he has resided ever since. Work on the construction of water system is progressing rapidly, the fill at the storage reservoir is nearing com- pletion and the laying of the mains in the city is about one-half completed., It is stated that both contracts will be finished by Mav 15. The Rogue River Electric company the Rogue River Vi-liey the best telephone service known. We can s«-H your property at a price equal to its full value .but do not want any listed at fictitious or "Boom” pi.ee. Are you supporting your HOME COMPANY? FCilty Co. t - < 1 £ C A The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co cf Southern Oregon R. OFFICE: Bank of sor.ville Bldg. Upstairs Jacksonville, Ore. ga •^atar-ir If i Mf **~fi"