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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1912)
:■JACKSONVILLE POST-:- Officia. Papr of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon I "* — ~ National Guard at Klamath Falls Ladies and Misses A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson Salem, Ore., Oct. 31.—Colonel C. C. County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. I Hammond of the Oregon National 1 Guard was today called upon by Ad- Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, , jutant. General Finzer to take care of Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. ; the municipal embroglio at Klamath 1 Falls, which promises much trouble. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1912 I Finzer is acting under orders from SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail 11.50. Advertising rates furnished on Governor West. The trouble arises application j out of an attack on Vance Hutchins, a newspaperman by Policeman Hall, af- . ter Hutchins' paper made the declara- THE POLITICAL SITUATION. I tion that the city is in possession of a Trimmed Millinery all grades from $2 to $10 each Born and raised in Jacksonville, his character and at tainments a credit and honor alike to himself and his birthplace, H. K. Hanna is deserving of the votes of every elector in both precincts of the city. Vote 63 X. Elect Hanna for prosecuting attorney and there will be no criminals escape trial and punishment on account of defective indictments or dilatory tactics in the prosecut ing attorney’s office. I T'.................. . .................................................................................................................................. Latest in English Serges, Striped Wool Suitings, Corderoys, Staple Dress Goods and Outings. 23 15 31 13 11 Men’s Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s famous Black Cat Hose,Complete line 12' c.to 50c. The famous Red Ribbon and Fishers Blend of Flou;1 ai Rock Bottom Prices Men’s and Boys’ Woolen Un- derwear in two-piece and Union Underwear 50c. to $2.25 Ladies’ and Misses Fleeced and Wool Underwear 25c. to $1.50 each Call ancl get our prices and satisfy yourself that we lead Ta^/or - Williams Co Jacksonville, Oregon Southern Pacific Lme Table. SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. Ashland Motor.................... 8:45 A.M. California Express ......... 10:35 A.M. Ashland Motor.................... 2:24 P.M. San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M. Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, par- chaaed a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy who li: <1 a cold, and be fore the bottle was all used the boy’s cold was gone. Ii that not l etter than to pay a five dollar doctor’s bill? For sale by ail dealers. Deafness Cannot oe Cured ial prices 50 cents to Boys’ Suits and Overcoats $2, $2.50, $5 to$7.50 County Superintendent H. C. Seymour. The shipment comprises the order re Effective January 1st, 1910. cently placed with the state commis sion by the different schools. The NORTH BOUND TRAINS. books consist of text and reference 20 Portland Passenger............8:04 A.M. works and some fiction. 24 Grants Pass Motor............ 10:21 A.M. ---------------------- •<*,-.---------------------- 32 Grants Pass Motor............. 4:48 P.M. Notice to Creditors. 16 Oregon Express.................. 5:24 P.M. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF 2-16 Oregou Express................ 5:34 P.M. OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A. M In the matter of the Estate of David Linn, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the county court of the state of Oregon fur the county of Jackson as administratrix of the estate of David Linn, de ceased. All persons having any claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, to the undersigned, at her address in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or before six (6) months from the date hereof. CORINNE LINN. I Administratrix of the Estate of David Linn. Deceased. B. & H.’s Famous True Merit dress shoes$4 and $5 La', eat Stu lea «« Sten 9 and Boya* Hata, Spec The W-B Corsets latest model 50 c. to $5.00 As we go to press the political situation remains about the same—members of the different parties prophecy the coionei Hammond win go to Klamath ... ... . Falls in an endeavor to prevent further election of their favorite candidate as a matter of course, disturbances. Regarding the election of president and vice president [ Oregon Sidelights. the horizon is not at all clear except in so far as that the I race will be close. In fact to disinterested persons it! - . 1X1 «rii i . i i ' Baker Democrat: Portland is still looks as though there might be no choice by the people, building skyscrapers and is the won- that is, that neither Taft, Wilson nor Roosevelt will have Z1®1’ ev®ry e»»tjrn^visitor. I Dufur Dispatch: The contract was a sufficient number of electors to elect, in which case the let last week for the construction of the new library building. It will be selection of a president and Vice president would devolve constructed of concrete blocks. upon the house of representatives. W. W. Wiley has resigned the princi of the Athena high school and In the state appearances indicate the election of the palship the vacancy has been filled by the elec regular republican ticket with a close race between Selling tion of Howard Drew, who leaves a position in the La Grande high school. and Bourne for U. S. Senator. La Pine Intermountain: J. E. Mor The county will undoubtedly go republican with the son last week brougnt in an auto load of purple top turnips, many of which exception of Singler for sheriff, who it is conceded will be measure from 20 to 23 inches circum defeated by W. A. Jones the present incumbent. A ference. The seed was sown broad cast on June 29, and the tu.-nips were couple of close contests are expected, viz. between Dunn raised according to dry farm methods. and TouVelle for county judge and between Gardner and Klamath Falls Northwestern: The new auto truck recently ordered by the Miller for clerk. Klamath county court for use in road is of 50 horse power and io As to the proposed me*asures upon the ballot: the construction built to carry 12,000 pounds on any average voter will do well if he understands the effect of reasonable grade. The car is to be taken immediately to the Merrill one-half of them made into laws. As to those you do not country. understand the safest plan will be to vote “No.” It is Dallas Observer. Eight hundred and sixty-two volumes of new librarj’ books better to hold fast to the laws we have than to adopt new for the school libraries of Polk county ones unless we are sure that the new is better than the old. have been received at the office of Change in H. K. Hanna does not pose as the friend of criminals nor as “a man who can successfully defend crooks,” but he does stand for the enforcement of all criminal laws, fairly and impartially and without unueie sary expense to the taxpayer. His ability and knowledge of the law, court procedure, etc. is unquestioned—in fact he is con sidered one of the best informed lawyers in the district and the people of Jackson an 1 Josephine counties will be exceedingly fortunate if they secure his services as public prosecutor for the next four years. THE PEOPLE'S STORE Sell Your By listing it with us We are revising our lists ready for the sj ring trade. If you have real estate to dis pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands for sale, we have a number of prospective buyers who expect value for their money. We can sell your property at a price equal to its full value but do not want any listed at fictitious or "Boom” price. Rogue River Realty Co. by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion ol' the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, R. R. R. and that is by constitutional remedies. We have on hand for sale the following Deafness is caused by an inflamed blanks viz: OFFICE: Bank of Jack condition of the mucous lining of the Lease, Eustachian Tube. When this tube is sonville Bldg. Upstairs inflamed you have a rumbling sound Mortgages, THE COURT HOUSE or imperfect hearing, and when it is Bill of Sale, entirely closed. Deafness is the result, I Agreements. and unless rhe inflammation can be W arranty Deeds, | taken out and this tube restored to itj Iterns of Interest to Jackson County normal condition, hearing will be Quit laitn Deeds, Jacksonville, Oregon I Quits Journalism to Turn Farmer j i destroyed forever; nine cases out of , < hat tel Mortgage, Tax Payors The American Bonding Co. of Balli i ten are caused bv Catarrh, which is ■ S. A. Pattison and family left Mon ' Aeknov ledgeinents. more will go on your bond and write OREGON and WASHINGTON day for Silver Lake, Castle Rock, Wash, nothing but an inflamed condition of Real Estate ontract, mucous surfaces. burglary insurance. where Mr. Pattison * has purchased a We will give One Hundred Dollars' Location Notice—Placer, D. W. B agshaw . Agent. MARRIAGE LICENSES farm and will hereafter reside there. for any case of Deafness (caused by Location Notice Quartz, A Directory of each City, Town an4 Mr. Pattison was the founder of the ! ca’arrh) that cannot be cured by Halle Village, giving descriptive sketch of Satisfaction of Mortgage, C H. Metz and Harriett Normile, R. EELL'S AN ’ Tl-PAlN ' Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. Central Point Herald, former president each place, location, population, tele Real Estate Agents ontract. S .lohn C Hunter and Minvera Pnltner. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. ?or Internal and Fxt.irr.al Pains* graph, shipping and banking point; of the Jackson County Press associu-1 Sold by Druggists, 75c. Emanuel J. Lange and E. Frances also Classified Directory, compiled Notice Application for Liquor License lion and for twenty year a newspaper! Take Hall's Family Pills for Consti. business and profession. Delaney. At reasonable prices. Weintend adding . . publisher. He still retains large in- I pation. R. L. POLK A CO.. SKA St Willie Benson and Pearl Beck. other blanks as fast a’ possible until | terests in Central Point and expects tv 1 George E. Burner und Myrtle Rey- the line is complete. Blanks of special spend a large portion of his time there ' Here is a woman who speaks from per nolds. form printed to order at short notice ON I in the future. Tribune. sonal knowledge and long experltnne, viz., CIRCUIT COURT Mrs. P. H. Brogan,of Wilson, Pa, vbosays, “I know from experience that Chamberlain's NEW CASES. Easy Payments Cough Remedy is far siy-irior to any other. Steers Slain by Hunters. A. Johnson vs Arthur Fullers, Suit O;ir sales plan enables your truck to For croup there is nothing that exoab it" to recover money. Complaint filed. i pay for itself. For sale by all dealers. I M. E. Funston, a cattleman of up- j Remember you buy direct from the Woods Lumber Co. a corporation, vs per Elk creek is down from the hills 1 It provide» nix-tenths of a mill tux for Wpport of Agricultural College and Uni manufacturer. No commission or H. S. Chi'ders. Action to recover with blood in his eye looking for a versity of Oregob, giving them perma j bonuses to pay. money. party of Medford nimrods who inval- nent support and taking them out of There are no jokers in this proposi ed his domain last week and killed two politics. It also provides one Board of M oods Lumber Co. a corporation vs tion, just practical, good business per- tine steers leaving them where they Regents, thus solving the probit ma of co-operation, consolidation, division ul Charles McClain and Anna D. McClain ; >■- ption on our part, which accommo fell. They were of brindle color and courses and economy of in.iuageinvnt. Ac.ion to recover money. Co n hf ' < ..’es a longfelt need among many hn.i ev 'ri'.l • *• -n mistaken for deer. filed. It doea not increase the average Uny’»seec»trt tefiedfof purity aad ipresent and would-be truck users. »1 ■. Ft. -tor si.um that this makes six J rate of taxation. f-rzr intlion. No wed« are packed I’niu'i Meat a co . , . head of cattle he has lost during the y u>u:Jcf?tl.f»etwu Qu«lil>»«Itow A simple note of inquiry, which the v.'ty I >g| t« Our fully It repeals the $500,000 Univer Lou « Heil. Action to n-eover monev. past four years at the hands of care bo treated as strictly confidential, touJi pec* hlxTfctory under tha sity appropriation bill. I ui»»oiun 4 a atul expert < ouiMlaint an,I affidavit for attachment less hunters. The last two were pierced | receive our pr impt response. •e* I le£er remove« &0 yurae work. The Bill ia endorsed by Governor filed. W henLuytr.yLiil>*B«eeda.youUty Address E. E. GERLINGER. West: “Thia Bill ia in the iutereal ol with a 30-80 bullet.—Tt ibune. ¡MNaud crop«. Send for cauk«. good buainess and tfhonld paaa.” SALES MANAGER. Laura O. Gould vs Anna Lyden Ken TUChaa.14. Lily Ca.S-ttO. S. C. WMITTINCTON f. C. HOGSfTT. 688 Washington St. By L. R. Alderman, State Superin ney and Christian L Kenney, her hus Freí, and Mng. Secy, and Treat. tendent Public Instruction : “Experience Large Crop of Winter Nelis. Portland, Ore. band and Guy R. Harper. Suit to in other atatra ahowa millage bill prin foreclose land contract. Complaint The full return, from this year’s ciple to be correct.** filed. pear crop at the Snowy Butte Orchard Oy Will H. Daly. President, Oregou ogue iver alley Maaci.i !.. M- oney vs Thomas F. present some interesting figures to Btste Federation of Labor: “No argu ment can successfully combst the benefit Mooney. Suit for divorce. Complaint show what can be done on a 14 acre to the state that will follow the adoption orchard tract in this valley, The trees of the millage tax plan.* filed. bstract itle o on this tract are set 25 feet apart and Endornal by Portland Tax Pay PROBATF "CVHT this year produced an average of 7.6 er. League. (INCORPORATED) E "ate of Meredith G. Reaver a boxes per tree amounting to 5.” > boxes Bill prepared by committee of Cover- Only new up-to-date Abstract minor. Order apj ointin r gunnl'Mt: per acre. The total output of pea s is nor’» Commission, Bosnia of Regents, Plant in Jackson County. and administrative otlicere of the two given as 7b :! t>< xea of Winter Nelis, Boi.d tiled. 128 boxes of Fall Butters, 89 boxes iuatitutious. Bell Phone Jacksonville 11. I Estât» of David Linn, deceased. Comice an>l 167 boxes of Bartlets, these W. K. NEWELL I Home Phone Jackson 2006 Petition for appointing of administra last tHree varieties coming from graft chairman or govkkmoh ' s C ommission I Medford. Pacific .Main 2511 trix. on the winter Nellis trees. The total Medford, Home 356 (Paid Advertisement) LEGAL BLANKS Jacksonvil/e, Ore NEWS IN BRIEF ! POLK’S a Business Directory b/ MOTOR TRUCKS Vote for Millage Bill Number 320 X Yes JACKSONVILLE POST. Send For This Seed Annual-Free R A V R -T C POST ADS
