Jacksonville post., April 27, 1912, Image 3

-i:óe »*n» bad a verv severe cold. I
seeing hii wife lay down half to<r hair.
ALL
• mmen' I '« try Cbainlwrisiii’s
Standard Oil of Kentucky is up 450
.»■ ‘1 l-rmciiy, ■••vl h-fore a riunii boule
paints. Ail the little octopups, in fact,
Qualities In the Gina That Endear it -w iah
■-.is ... II--.1 liei ns well ns ever,” writes
Mrs. II. .’■ ill- ”0 la.wling Kt-wet. Sydn y,
r
it Will pay yOU to get our are getting fa and saucy.
to tho public,
Australia. T. < remedy is sold 1-y u.i deal.-ra.
T ere must be sftcvlal qualities In n
:
prices on flour, bran, shorts Did you ever think that if it were
game that can take and keep such a
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rolled oats, barley, Seed
l __/. n3t f°r P°ntics ™nv politicians would
LXy',,««C,- < l.,l^!fv,purlr, md p|
hod on millions of hard headed,
By M. QUAD
have to actually go to work.
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n hu **r,h
i «< k.-l u
Americium from boys to eat-
by ut ur.lr »,
two qusLipB^-rw r
Change in Southern Pacific Time
wheat and oats. Taylor One of the great British weeklies Copyright, 1912. by Associated Lit­ healthy
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quail-
nest
old
men.
What
tire
these
erary Press.
sqki, ped IsL'a«
»»Jet »K. 3
dotine
Williams Co.
tie-? Here Is an attempt to
speak of Captain Amundsen as the
Table.
d rift.... (.1 i, I i |.e . I «,1-0 I
R-ll tt.ter rfinrrc- lilg-.-r,
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them;
R. B. Dow was at Medford Monday. ’’conqueror of the south pole.” Very
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Lemuel Johnson wns twenty-two
Effective January 1st, 1910.
last.—Efficiency. No other spec-
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John A. Perl of Medford was in town 1 likely he is if saying “tag” is con­ years old and had jus: finished the car­ tn. le shows the human being to sn> h
Ti-stChaa.H.Lc . .'««rk •.
NORTH HOUND TRAINS.
que.
ing.
penter’s trade when he got married, advantage on the side of efficiency. If
Monday.
20 Portland Pass.-ngei......... o;O4 A.M.
lie earned good wages, lived as happy polo be mentioned to controvert this It
Ubami»
Clark
once
was
a
college
.1. Percy Wells visited the schools at I
president, but nobody ever heard of as the average and nothing of momi-.t tert.iiniy cannot compare In tlie next
24 Gru' :s Pass Motor ....10:21 A.M.
Ashland Tuesday.
the football team that represented l.is occurred until the week he was forty three udvautage.-t to be mentioned, and
Grunts Pass Motor........... 4:43 P.M.
years old
Leo Port of this place was a recent I institution.
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tile inferiority of the < in us Hie astute
Oregon Express................. 5:24 P.M.
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A farmer living six miles from the reader can figure out also from what I
visitor at Ashland.
affecte ! pn-Is fr’cly with ClteiubetIain’s I i 1- 2-16 Oregou Express.............. 5:34 P.M.
village wanted a barn built, uud oue follows:
Think
of
Baltimore
talking
of
piping
I linent ait.l it will t»u disappear. Sold Ly
Listen Hartman was a visitor at Cen- I
natural gas into the city when that evening the carpenter hired a horse
Sei otid.—Visibility, A person who all dealers.
trai Poinl Thursday.
14 Shasta Limited (Mail "ill. )'■ : Lu A. .4
and
buggy
to
drive
out
there.
This
was
_
sees
almost
ev-
|
dem »cratic canvention is to meet there
understands the game
SOUTH HOUND TRAINS.
Jaster Hartman made a business trip iu June.
the last seen of him for twenty-three ery play
, l_, . perfectly,
" "y. He sees the dellv- I
years. An hour after starting the horse ery by
to Me4ford Monday.
Ashland
Motor................... 8:45 A.M.
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L, the pitcher, the 1 reparation and
D. W. BAGSHAW
By the way, has anybody heard of came buck alone and with the lines swlfir .. of the batter, the ball dashing
U. H. Griswold made a business trip
California Express ........ 10:35 A.II.
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any public receptions that were ten­ dragging. Of course the inference was away y. the rush, grasp and recovery of
to Medford Monday.
Attorney at Law
31 Ashland Motor................... 2:21 P.M.
dered to the homegoing juror,s in the that Mr. Johnson had been thrown out the infielder, the race of the runner
A. B. Cornell of Medford wa3 a vis­ beef packer’s case?
on the road, and searchers started out. down the line, the catch of the base­
13 San Francisco Express. . .3:32 P.M.
itor in this city yesterday.
By the light of their lanterns they man and is ready to dispute with ths NOTARY PUBLIC ANO ¡CONVEYANCER
11 Shasta LimitedlMuil onlj)5:47 A.M.
Col. Roosevelt does not want to be found where the rig had been turned umpire whether the ball arrived a
T. W. Fulton transacted business at
king, he says. He wants *‘a full-sized around, but there was no man there tenth of a second before or a tenth of
ti____ ' Forenoon 9 to 12
Medford Saturday evening.
Office Hours. Aflernuon 1;30 lo 5
man’s job.” And in trying to defeat with broken bones.
a second after the runner.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Cliff Dunhington returned from Taft he seems to have his heart’s de­
There was ti search that lasted for
Third.—Sustained suspense. Ah Eng­
Grants Pass Saturday evening.
months, but not the slightest clew could lish student of American affairs, eli­
sire.
Bank of Jacksonville Building;.
be found. Mr. Johnson had vanished des» oring to make bls countrymen un­
W. H. Barnum returned Wednesday
Another American girl is to become from sight ns if lie hnd been pulled up derstand the hold of the game, stated
GUS
NEWBURY
from a business visit to Salem.
a princess. There seems to be no end into the air A good many wise men that if they would imagine the most JACKSONVILLE,
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OREGON
Miss Ella Parks of Buncom was visit­ to the coronets that need regilding and gave thought to the mystery, but it was intense moment in the fifth set of a i
Attorney-at-Law
ing friends in this city Friday.
the ancestral estates that need rehab­ a stone wall for all of them. The car­ tennis match being played for the 1
penter bad no enemies, was at peace championship of the world they might '
Geo. J. Kunzman, a job printer of ilitation.
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
with his wife, and that he should have get an idea of the intensity of Interest '
Medford, was in town Thursday.
If this condition keeps on some of us been fatally assaulted by robbers and that pertains to a ball game at almost
Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells were will soon be suffering from the heat.
his body bnrieil was not to he thought any time in any one of the nine in- ‘
OREGON.
MEDFORD,
I 1 We have on hand for sale the following
viutors at Medford Wednesday.
of. After live years bis widow married nlngs.
President Taft cares not who makes
Fourth.—The democratic background. I ’ I
George N. Lewis was transacting the loudest noise provided he gets the again and after ten she died.
blanks viz:
Lemuel Johnson had left three broth­ The interest of tvntcblng the experts is I ( Lease,
business in Medford, Wednesday.
delegates.
ers and two sisters behind him. In inseparable from the fact that almost I
DR. T. T. ‘ FAW
U. l>. McWilliams of Ashland was a
time all married and all had homes in every boy iu the United States id | Mortgages,
The
rumor
of
danger
of
a
volcanic
Bill of Pale,
Visitor in town Thursday morning.
eruption down Panama Canal way was and around the village. After those brought up to play the game itself.
Dentiát.
Agreements.
-Judge Neil made a trip to Butte probably due to that other rumor that twenty-three years Moses came riding One sometimes hears it said that
Warranty Deeds«
¡Falls and surrounding country Monday. the colonel was about to pay a visit «to into the town 0:1 the stage one day. watching the game is less desirable
He was naw an old man. gray haired, than playing It. which Is creating ati
Quit (aim Deeds,
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
A number of persons from here at­ the gieat work.
bowbacked and none too spry, lie absurd dilemma, as the clerk in a great
Chattel Mortgage,
tended the circus at Medford Monday.
had three heavy trunks with him. town, who may be able to spend two
Acknov ledgements,
Upstairs
There were but few to remember him. hours of healthy interest in the base­
C. D. Abbott has returned from a
Real Estate ontract,
No. 63
was
and for three or four days tie
ball park, could not possibly be Indulg­
business trip to the Willamette valley.
Location Notice—Placer,
•«RECON
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE looked upon with suspicion.
JACKSONVILLE
ing In the game himself and also be
August D. • Singler of Medford was
Location Notice Quartz,
cause
watching
I
he
game
makes
one
As
to
why
and
how
lie
disappeared
Bank
Of
Jacksonville
I
t”ansacting business in this city Wed­
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Lemuel explained that as he was driv­ .all the more eager to play it if lie has
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nesday.
at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon,
Rea! Estate Agents ontract,
ing along the highway a sudden faint- 1 the chance, just ns playing It makes
at
the
close
of
business,
II. K. HANNA
H. L. DeArmond, E->q. of Medford
ness overcame him mid lie must have him all the more eager to see how It Is
Notice Application for Liquor License
April 18, 1912.
was transacting business in this city
pitched out on ills head. When lie played by the greatest experts In the
At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
RESOURCES.
Thursday.
i recovered consciousness be had forgot­ world. —.Norman Hapgooil In Metropoli­ I other
blanks as fast a3 possible until
Loans and discounts............... $42,585.36 ten Ills name and all else in the past. tan.
E. E. Kelly, Esq., of Medford was
the line is complete. Blanks of special -
Bonds, and warrants,......... 9,315.20 He had a dim remembrance of walk­
ce in Bank of Jacksonville Building
trans;icting business in this city Tues-
form printed to order at short notice Off‘ce
A Business Victim.
Banking house.......................... 4,893.35 ing across fields anil traveling by cats ! !
day.
“
Docs
you
’
member
dat
dawg
I
used
OREGON
Furniture and fixtures............. 3,624.03 and of being called by another name. to have?” asked Mr. Erastus Binkley.
JACKSONVILLE POSI. 5 JACKSONVILLE,
One morning after twenty-two years ,
O. C. Boggs, an attorney of Med­ Due from banks (not reserve
“
Yes.
”
replied
Uncle
Rasberry.
"You
ford was transacting business in town
banks)......... .................... 14,662.59 had passed, he woke up clear bended. ; means dat mixed dog?”
He was Lemuel Johnson again. lie
Thursday.
Due from approved reserve
“He was kind o’ mixed. He was
learned from others that lie bad been
Charles, Pursel the Buncom lum-
banks...............................
living under tin* name of Joe White what 1 calls a bluck-nn’-tnn dale ter­
German, was transacting business Checks and other cash items
and had been a miner and prospector rier. Well, sub. dat dawg nil»’ brought
in town Friday.
Cash on hand..,..»...............
and mine owner for many years lie me nuflin’ but bad luck. I sold ’Im to
a man foil two dollahs. an' de two dol-
was a rich and respected man.
Mr. Jenson, manager for Jacobson- Gold dusl................ ..................
labs he slipped me were counterfeit.”
As
soon
as
Lemuel
came
to
himself
Bade Co., made a trip to Central
Total...................... ......... 107,699.22
"Wliut you gineter do?”
he
felt
a
longing
for
wife
and
home.
Point, Monday.
LIABILITIES.
"Whut kin I do? If 1 shows ’lm auy
He didn’t start off with a rush. He
Mrs. Smith and daughter of Med- Capital stock paid in............... I $10,000 O0 waited to settle up bis business and way to prove de transaction was unIS-
gal he’s gineter make me take de duwg
ford visited at the home of Mrs. C. Undivided profits, less ex­
then came along by easy stages.
560.24
penses and taxes paid...
Reuter Tuesday.
Tile restored missing man didn’t back.”—Washington Star.
weep over the death of Ills wife. I!»-
Mrs. Hanson who died at Redding, Individual deposits subject tc
Coed Place to Stop.
just arranged to settle down and tnko
check.................
Calif., Saturday, was buried in she
"Yes. before papa would consent .to
comfort for the rest of Ills days. He
Demand
certificates
of
deposit
cemetery at this place Wednesday.
thought lie would board at the tavern my marrying George he insisted on
Certified checks......................
b:-t the three brothers n::d two slslers. looking up his past life.”
Thereon S. Harris, a prominent at­ Time certificates of deposit..
’’Mercy, that wns risky!"
all of whom were alive and Kic!::ng.
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torney of Grants Pass was attending
’’But. he didn’t go very far. He stop­
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cried out:
to legal matters in this city Wednes­
ped
just
as
be
found
that
George
was
STATE OF OREGON, 1
"Lemuel, we can’t permit It. ? 011
day.
must come and live with 11s. You poor the only nephew of three rich uncles.”
C ss
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T. W. Osgood of Medford was in County of Jacksen,
man, but the best is none too good for —Cleveland Plain Dealer.
I, Benj. M. Collins, cashier of the yon after what you have gone through.’’
town on business connected with the
We are revising our lists ready for the
Easy.
“But 1 shan’t pay board." announced
construction of the water system, above-named bank, do solemnly swear
Beggar—Kind gentleman. I beg your
spring trade. If you have real estate to din­
that the above statement is trae to the the returned wanderer.
Thursday.
pardon— Gent (promptly»—Granted. 1
pose of ut u fair price, place it in our hands
"Of course not."
best of my knowledge and belief.
thought you wns begging for money.—
Leon HAnna will leave to-day for
It
wns
plain
to
all
that
Mr.
Johnson
for sale, v,e have a 1 limber of prospective
Benj. M. Collins, Cashier,
Seattle, Wash, where he expects to
was a crank before lie started in. but St. Louis Globo Democrat.
buyers who expect value for their money.
i V.'. R. Coleman
an old man with three trunks full of
visit his brother Will, He will remain CORRECT Attest: }
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Much Esstsr.
We can sell your properly at a price
cash and only a few years to live must
f Wir. II. Bowin
several weeks.
It is much easier to agree to what ;
Directors. lx- allowed special privileges. There
equal to its full vuluc bul do not want any
Mrs. Cecil Jones and Mrs. A. F Cop-
Subscribed and sworn lo before me were three children In the first fam­ you know Isn’t so Ilian to argue with
listed at fictitious or ’’Boom” pi ice.
pie arrived from Calahan Cal. to visit
ily. and they were kept half scared to the man who doesn’t know nuytbiug
-his 25th day of April, 1912.
death. Even the dog did not dare about it.— P’lik.
their father, who is very ill at Mrs.
H. K. Hanna, Jr., Notary Public.
bark. Lemuel demanded canned oys­
Kate Gopple’s in this city.
ters. fried chicken, boiled eggs, cus­
The Jacksonville Brick and Tile Co.
tard pie. raisin cake, currant jell, rasp­
The Pou Jr/ Yard.
has received a carload of new machin­
berry jam. porterhouse steak, lobster
R. R. R.
ery and is getting its plant in rendipess
a nd whatever might be called for at a
to fill orders for the spring trade.
first class hotel.
OFFICE: Bank of Jack­
0, the cunning little chicks'
new 24-pege tool.
As he lived with one family so he W!,fV'c Our
wrtten by men who know.
The Rev. Hl N. Aldrich of Centre 1
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
No need of a permit to set an old lived with nil. He hr.d an Iron rule.
111-LT A
con’air.3 much uwful infor-
Point will preach in the M. E. church
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mi'iun on fertilizins we-e-n
If he wanted the whole family to get
her.
—noil». MaiiedfreeonrequeA.
Sunday afternoon, April 28, at 3 o’­
Spare some of the skim-milk for the I up at midnight and sing a hymu with ^Th«^hâiuJ4^U!ly^bx/Scsttle^\¥a«îrj
clock. Epwo.-th League at the tisui 1
him and play the tune ou the parlor
hens.
time.
organ, out of bed they had to come.
Broiler prices are somewhat bett ar
When the wanderer first came back
The statement of the Bank of Jack­ than they were last month.
It didn’t look as If he would live the
sonville appears in this issue. A com­
The geese should be laying at their year out. In fact, a doctor examined
parison with former statements will
best now, and this is, also, the m nth in , him and reported:
show a great increase in deposits and
“He is on bis last legs, and you
which turkeys begin to lav.
might as well order his cotlin. I never
volume of business transacted since
Of all fowls ducks are the easiest to have seen a human system so shat­
last report.
raise. The eggs are more fertile than ■ tered.”
Complaint is made that the shade thosa of any other fowl.
That shattered system began to pick
trees planted by the Ladies’ Civic
In most latitudes this is the month to right up next day, however. Lemuel
club alongside the road to the cerne-
straightened his back, got the bow out
hatch out as many chicks as possible. ;
of his legs and fn a few weeks was
tcry are being broken by some thought­
If started well in April, they should jumping fences to show that nothing
less or evil minded persons and w e
lay by the fir.t of November at least. I ailed him. Instead of stepping off at
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Lave been requested to notify such
If your poultry yard has not already i slxty-four, he was as chirp as a cricket
persons to desist from breaking off
branches or otherwise injuring the some shrubs or trees, plant som“fo»-i at seventy.
Not one cent of his own money did
trees. An otdinance of the city pri- shelter for the fowls on hot days. It I
the old man use. ne made his rein-
:s
well
to
have
two
yards,
and
sow
one
1
vides a severe penalty for SUch
He smoked good
with gras» while they are living in the , tlves hand over, of candy and wore
offenses.
cigars, ate a heap
other.
good clothes, A thousand times the
The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any
Sooner or la’cr the chi. ke 1 thief gets : family he was stopping with wanted
ci.clnc Sparks
his due, bnt that doei not rec< in;»- rs - j to boot him out: but. alas, there were
one else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of givi: g the people of
one for the loss o his -tock; there on, j four other families ready to take
him In.
the Rogue River Valley the best telephone service known.
It isn’t the good time a woman has in building chicken h > uils , cm? 3houlil I Lemuel was killed by accident, a n
bs
exercised
in
their
location
and
con
­
that counts with her; it’s the telling
Aid tree falling on him on a windy day.
struction to prevent loxs through 1 When he had !>een buried the brothers
about it.
thieves.
and sisters examined the three trunks.
The republican presidential campaigns
Pu' the v.i i.’ows in the poultry hou »o They hnd agreed to make a fair di­
are making so much noise it is hard to
low do vn to the floe ’, 30 that the hens vide in case no will was to be found.
hear anything in the democratic camps.
vill get the benefit o' th ■ ight r.ri'I 'ar­ The contents of the trunks ronF.'”<“l
A liberal minded man is cne who shine when scratching for their feed. of old papers and brickbats. No will-
no money. I-cm a cl had simply placed
thinks the wav you do.
The trouble with windows set high up, It low clown on the whole band The
Some people go through life merely , >s that they let the sunshine on tha minister conducting the funeral *a’d
waiting for a chance to get even with perches wi en the hens are on the flo ir be trusted that Brother Johnson had
some one else.
scratching, and when they at« on the gone to heaven. AH the surviving rei
Nothing ever surprises a newly mar­ roost the sun doesn’t shine; so there is > atives trusted be hadn't. In fact, they
wanted to bet be had3 t.
ried man much after he gets used to no equilibrium in such plans.
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