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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1912)
“My little son had a very severe cold. I ‘ Harrington was Axed at $120. per was >v-< unnended to try Chamberlain’s BALZAC WAS HŒ3Ï. COMFORT IN CONGRESS. month, Miss Hurst, $70 and the others Cough Remedy, and before a small bottle | at $65 each. vu finished he wm as well as ever,” writes A Hundred Oysters ar-d Twelve Chops Free Baths and 3haves and Massage I-lrs. IL bilks, 29 Dowling Street, Sydne», It will pay you to get cur The American Bonding Co. of Balti Ju:t Started Hi* Meal. and Other Things as Well. Australia. This remedy issold by all dealer*. prices on flour, bran, shorts more will go on your bond and write If Honore de l’.alzac, the ’’Shake Every member of congress has the speare of the novel,” did not live to free use of the congressional baths LiBy needs are teilecJ let purity and rolled oats, barley, seed burglary insurance. Kmur.ation. No ceeos cre firkrsi a great age it was probably due to and the barber shops under the capi D. W. B agshaw . Agent. 'INUilrsx lbtret’.voquaLl;ei»boW ,’hange in Sout: e’n Paciiic Tim lie can take a nifty Turkish bath, wheat and oats. Taylor bis reversal of nature’s rules for tal. the very I ig! « ft ihmdaxd. Ou: fully a Russian bath, a Roman- bath, a A locul W. C. T. U. was organized •quirped kboratory under the work and recreation. He labored needle shower or the plain, old fash Table. Williams Co. dirvcliuu of tci.nria ar-d axpett at the M. E. Church last Sunday after •»rd trfez rrnnv-tf fcl*. gr.tM worlc. i as no other man in the history of ioned Pike county style of bath, lying Public schools closed Friday. W he.» buying LJ‘y > «•» buy noon and the following officers were Effective January 1st, 1910. I literature has labored and then, down lu a tub with both faucets going, Uic»*.a«e.i liopj. Scr.d tor catalog. Chapman’s soda fountain iB installed. elected: Pres. Mrs. M. E. Abbott; Vice after periods of intense application, and it doesn't cost him a cent. TbaChaa. H. U!y Co., Seattit NORTH ROUND TRAINS. Mrs. G. L' Huff was in town Tues Pres. Mrs. Julia Williams; Sec. Mrs. would go to the opposite extreme. As often as he pleases be may hare 20 Portland Passenger.......8:<M AM. Minnie Gallup; Treas. Mrs. Mary Day. day. a shave. a hair cut. a facial massage Frederick Lawton, his latest biog The next meeting will be held with 24 Grants Pass Motor ....... 10:21 A.M. The circuit court was in session this Mrs. Gallup at her home on Fifth St., rapher, makes one fee! some of the and lie manicured all around, as ’hey .. .4:4« P.M. say in parts of Iowa when shoeing a 32 Grants Pass Motor week. For rheumatism you will find nothing bet Wednesday afternoon. May 22, at 2:30 folly of this as well us the comedy. horse. Every other day he can have . ..5:24 P.M. Oregon Express... 16 Lie not only burned the midnight the back of his neck snared. Just ns ter than Chainl*riain's Liniment. Try it Henry Taylor was a recent visitor at o’clock. All ladies cotdially invited. ...5:34 P.M. and see how quickly it gives relief. For 2-16 Oregou Express .. oil, but would keep up his eighteen Phoenix. if he were going to some large social The Woman’s Home Missionary So or twenty hours’ daily labor for function back home. Uncle Sam pays sale by all dealers. Shasta Limited (Mail only)8:35 A.M 12 Mrs. Rice of Applegate was a recent ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. J. SOUTH ROUND TRAINS. weeks together until some novel i for the attendants and provides ths visitor in town. C. F. Harrington, Friday afternoon, that he was engaged on was fir» whole outfit. 23 Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M. .1. G. Collins transacted business in May 24th at 2:30 o’clock. The meet I ishctl. L). W. BAGSHAW We mustn’t overlook the notion coun Medford Mor.d ly. 15 California Express ........ 10:35 A.M. ing will be followed by a social hour During these spells of composing ter nt the capital either. The mem Attorney at Law bers don't, so why should we. espe C. C. Sanderson of Central Point and refreshments will be served. The he would see no one, read no letters, 31 Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M. ladies of the Medford society and Rev. but write on and on, eating sparing dally as the said notion counter is a was in town Friday. 13 San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M. gracious and enduring boon to states- <T. S. Howard of Medford was at the and Mrs. Aldrich of Central Point have ly, sipping his coffee and refreshing men, their wives, families, belrs and I NOTARY PUBLIC AND ¡CONVEYANCER 11 Shasta LimitedlMail only)5:47 A.M. been invited and a good time is antici his jaded anatomy by taking a bath, court house Friday. assigns. pated. All the ladies urged to attend. in which he would lie for a whole r\æ u - \ Forenoon 9 to 12 It contains everything you can think Benj. M. Collins returned from San Office Hours. j Afternoon 1:30 to 5 hour, plunged in meditation. of that would properly come under Francisco, Tuesday. BUSINESS CARDS. One of these prolonged claustra the head of notions and a great deal E. E. Kelly of Medford was at the BABY CHICKS Bank'of Jacksonville Building. tions, in October, 1834—the day besides—all kinds of stationery, all court house Monday. was Sunday—he interrupted by a kinds of typewriter and desk supplies, knives, scissors, fountain pens, Mrs. R. M. Collins returned from most unexpected, on his friend pocket OREGON card cases, purses, wrist bags, visiting JACKSONVILLE, Sams Valley Sunday. Shipped From Petaluma, Cal., call, Werdct. Ilia face was sallow and cards, business cards and—sb-h-hl— F. R. Neil of Eagle Point was a re Attorney-at-Law gaunt with vigil. He had been even the kind of cards which run fifty- to Grants Pass. cent visitor in this city. stopped in the description of a two to a set and may be used for play I Will Practise in All Courts in the State O. C. Boggs of Medford was attend* spot, he explained, by the uncer ing old maid and other harmless ing the circuit court Friday. tainty of his recollections and must games.—Munsey’s Magazine. A shipment of 4,500 baby chicks of OREGON. MEDFORD, Attorney Qua Newbury of Medford the White Leghorn breed passed go into the city in order to refresh We have on band for sale the following through Ashland last Friday on Train them. So he invited Werdet to ac was attending court Monday. FAKED PAINTINGS. blanks viz: W. P. Mealy of Medford transacted Sixteen en route from the Poultry company him in playing truant for Lease, Art America« Who Was Fooled and an farm at Petaluma, California, to Grants the day. I)IL T. T. SHAW business In this city, Thursday. Artist Who Was Insulted. Mortgages, I Pass. They were distributed among The morning was spent in the I Jihn H. Carkin, Esq. of Medford | eighteen poultry raisers at Grants slums, where he gathered the infor M. Henri Rochefort was being Inter Bill of Sale, was at the court house Thursday. Dentist. Agreements. I Pass and it is said that there was a mation required, and the afternoon viewed one day on bogus picture col Joseph M Donahue of Medford was demand for twice as many. The peo they whiled away in listening to a lections, says the Paris correspondent Warranty Deeds, the Kansas City Journal. lie is aS a business visitor in this city Saturday. ple of that vicinity have recently concert at the Conservatoire. There of Quit laim Deeds, Office in llyan Building, California St. good qn expert as any on the question. Chattel Mortgage, See Chapman’s new soda fountain. formed an association for the encour he was welcomed by the fashion Tlie subject always Interests him. "Sit Acknov ledgements, Upstairs Gus Newbury of Medford was at agement of poultry raising and many ables of both sexes, notwithstanding down, iny friend,” he said to the Jout • good story, Real Estate ontract, nalist. "I will tell you a of the small ranchers and people of his shabby costume, which he had tending to legal matters in this city i Location Notice—Placer, moderate means are going into the donned in view of his morning’s oc It happened not long ago either. An • >RE< ON Wednesday. JACKSONVILLE i American one day rushed In and beg Location Notice Quartz, z business. There will be another ship cupation. Attorney E. D. Briggs of Ashland ged me to say what I thought of the ment of 5,000 chicks May twenty-sec On quitting the concert room he pictures lie had just bought. ‘They are Satisfaction of Mortgage, was transacting business in the circuit ond and similar shipments every little carried Werdet off to dine with him here at your door,’ he said. ‘I brought | Real Estate Agents ontract. court Saturday. II. K. HANNA while. —Ashland Record. at Very’s, the most expensive and them along in a cab.’ Notice Application for Liquor License H. D. Norton of Grants Pass was at "They were carried into the room. ! At reasonable prices. We intend adding aristocratic restaurant in Paris. tending to legal matters at the court Lawyer The place was full of guests, and There were Rembrandts. Corots and other blanks as fast as possible until I house Thursday. Pioneer Passes Away. those who were in proximity to the Harpignics. the line is complete. Blanks of special > . , “ ’The Rembrandts are false,' I said, Attorney G. W. Trefren of Ashland table where the two newcomers sat ‘the Corots ditto, the Harpignics ditto.’ form printed to order at short notice Office in Bank of Jacksonvnle Building was transacting business at the court down were astonished to see the fol house Thursday David Linn, an old and highly re lowing menu ordered and nearly all The American was horror struck. He Z4 CKS ON VILLE POSI. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON said they had cost him $160,000. spected resident of th:s city, died at consumed by one man, since Wer “ ‘Then,’ I said, ‘let us leave the Rem P. M. Kershaw of Medford passed his home on Oregon street Thursday det, being on diet, took only a soup brandts and Corots aside. Those mas I through town Wednesday enroute for afternoon. of a little chicken: A hundred oys ters are dead, but Harplgnles is not. the Applegate Valley. Mr. Linn was one of the pioneers of ters, twelve chops, a young duck, a Here Is n note for him from me. Ask him yourself If be signed these pic J. A. Randall, special agent of the Southern Oregon and was prominent pair of roast partridges, a sole, hors tures.’ My American disappeared. I St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance in the affairs of county and state for d’oeuvre, sweets, fruit (more than a never heard from him again, but I got Co. was in town Saturday. many years. He was aged 85 years, dozen pears were swallowed), wines, a letter from Harplgnles some days Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall of Ruch 6 mohths. later. He said: ’My dear friend—If I coffee, liquetlrB. Funeral Will be held Sunday after were not ninety-two years of age I attended the Commencement exercises Never since the time of Rabelais noon under the auspices of the Masonic would have sent you my seconds for at the school Thursday evening. or perhaps Louis XIV. had such a Lodge, of which fraternity he was a Sending that American to me to ask If Gargantuan appetite been wit Jim Ling, a Medford Chinaman, has member, Interment in the cemetery those worthless daubs were mine. nessed. Balzac was recouping him Yours, Henri Harplgnie».’ ” been placed in the county jail charged at this place. self for fasting. Chinese Business Houses. with assault with a dangerous weapon. Most of the Chinese business bouses Miss Annie Broad, who is employed County Treasurer’s Forty-third Why They Applaud. are owned by partnerships, and most in the telephone exchange at Medford, The chorus lady was taking in a partnerships are of a large number of visited her mother in this city, Sunday. Call. matinee performance. After each persons. The Chinese wffb li's snved appearance of the chorus she ap $100 local currency will at once in Why ask your friends to go on ycur plauded frantically, somewhat to vest It in a mercantile business and bond? I can furnieh you a security State of Oregon, County of Jackson. the surprise of her companion, who become a partner. bond. Jacksonville, Oregon May 18th, 1912. could see nothing unusually mer Goldsmith’s Poverty. Notice is hereby given that there D. W. B agshaw . itorious in the ensemble’s perform Goldsmith had to sell his “Vicar of We are revising our lists ready tor J. E. Wilson, who occupied a tent at. are funds on han 1 for the redemption ance. Wakefield,” that masterpiece of Eng spring trade. If you have real estate to dis of all county warrants protested from the corner of Third and California Finally she nudged her escort. lish fiction, for a comparatively small pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands Streets, has sold out hia outfit and gone ! July 9th, 1910, to A ug. 2n I, 1910, “Go on and give ’em a hand,” she sum In order to pay Ills rent. Want for sale, we have a number of prospective both dates inclusive. often pinched him to the core. •way. l uverr who expect value for th--ir money. Interest ceases on above c died war urged. “If they don’t get an encore for that the stage manager will read O. N. Nelson has returned from a rants this 18th day of May, 1’ 12. We can sell you- properly nt n pric the riot act to them. When they MOORE’S Ä |Z trip to Gold Hill and other points of Jas. M. Cronemiller, equal to its full value but do not want any don ’ t get a good hand lie doesn ’ t interest in the narthern- end of the Treasurer of Jackson County Oregon. listed at fictitious or “Boom” price. put the blame on a grouchy audi never nriurnv joyears valley. LOCAL NEWS a LEGAL BLANKS Advertise in The Post ÏÏOW By listing it will POasoN oAK G. S. Sanderson of Centra) Point, was at the court house Friday aS a The Maternal Woman. witness in the Boosey contempt pro I “ There are comparatively few ¡ ceedings. I women not replete with maternal Mrs. H. A. Bnuten. accompanied by love, and, by the bvc, take care if her daughter, Mrs. Stout, of Medford, you meet with a girl who is not transacted business in this city Thurs ‘fond of children’ not to marry her by any means. Some few there are day morning. The Rev. H. N. Aldrich and his choir of Central Point will give a musicale in the M. E. Church, Friday evening, May 24th, at 8 o'clock. Every one in vited. A team belonging to Reuben Tucker was drowned in the Applegate liver' while attempting to ford the river at J the new Robrnsdn crossing, Sunday | evening. who even make a boast that they ‘cannot bear children’—that is, can not endure them. 1 never knew a man who was good for much who had a dislike to little children, and I never knew a woman of that taste who was good for anything nt all. I have seen a few such in the course of my life, and I have never wished to see one of them a second time.” —Corbett’s “Advice to Young Men.” _____________ ence, but thinks the girls didn’t work hard enough.” Thereupon the escort understood why stage people are so generous with their applause.—New York Press. The Source of Real Beauty. A sweet, noble disposition is ab solutely essential to the highest form of beauty, says Orison Swett Harden in Success Magazine. It has transformed many a plain face. A bad temper, ill nature, jealousy, will ruin the most beautiful face ever created. After all, there is no beauty like that produced by a love ly character. Neither cosmetics, massage nor drugs can remove the lines of prejudice, selfishness, envy, anxiety, mental vacillation, that are the results of wrong thought habits. A Woman’s Suffrage meeting will be ' held in the court house on Tuesday af- , A Family Trait. ternoon, May 21st. to which all women Hor Husband. A schoolteacher had occasion to of Jacksonville are cordially invited. ‘ Is there any one present who send one of the pupils home to his Mrs. Geo. Boos will give an interest father, giving him a note to explain wishes the prayers of the congrega ing talk on this important subject. Dick Gaskin, who had been employed for several months in a newspaper of fice at Merrill, Oregon, returned Thurs day. Dick says that he has had enough of alkali water for a life time and that old Jacksonville “looks good” to him now. Mr. Whittington objects to a local news item in our last issue concerning the moving of Mess. Griswold & Cuppes into the Abstract building as mis leading; the Abstract company still oc- gupies the front cffices ani intends to retrain in our city. Fruit, candies, cigars at Chapman’s, j The school board at a meeting held ' last week selected the following named teachers for the next year: J. C. F. Harrington, Mary Hurst, Pearl Gil lette, Emma Wendt, Clara Clausen, Nana Flemming. The salary of Prof. why. The note said: Dear Mr. Jones—Your boy Johnnie talks a. great deal during study hours. The next morning Johnnie re turned to school and handed an an swer to his note to the teacher. Johnnie’s father had written across it, probably with a pen dipped into the bluing bottle: Dear Sir—It-» r.o wonder. hear hl» mother. You ought to —St. Louis Post-Dispatch. tion for a relative or friend?” asks the minister. “I do,” says the angular lady who arises from the rear pew. “I want the congregation to pray for my husband.” “Why, Sister Abigail,” replies the minister, “you have no husband as yet.” “A es, but I want you all to pitch in an’ pray for one for me!”—Life. Not Exactly as He Meant. Juries. Formerly a Jury in England who could not agree were ’■ent to prison, and during Queen Elizabeth's reign » banquet wris usually given to the Jury by the snccessful Itlg. t»:. To die for one’s greif Ideas Is g1<> rfous—and easy. The horror is to oui- lire them.—John Oliver Hobbee. An enthusiastic suburbanite was showing a guest about his domain, dilating on its joys nnd comforts as they walked. The guest ventured; “Yes, but I don't think there’s much money in it.” “Great guns, man! Money in it! Every cent I’ve got and all I can. borrow is in it.” FAILING. Kurl LU I THE STANDARD PILES, CHILBLAINS. FELONS, BURNS, ETC. A VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD SALVE ALL 0RUÖG1STS HAVE IT OR WILL OBTAIN ON REQUEST ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES. f*r/ce> 25 Ce/ifs. LANGLEY »MICHAELS CO. SAN FRANCISCO Rogue River Realty Co R. R. R. OFFICE: Bank of Jack sonville Bldg. Upstairs Jacksonville, Ore The Home Te’ephone Company ofSouthern Oregon is STRICTLY INDEPENDENT The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any one else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of the Rogue River Valley the best telephone service known. Are you supporting your HOME COMPANY? The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Southern Oregon ;
