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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1913)
Money to loan on improved. revenue M. M. T.iylor was a recent Medford SPECIAL SESSION producing farm», by the Bank of visitor. Don Ci meron was a Medford visitor Jacksonville. Ed. Wendt was a Medford visitor Missess Mollie Ray and Laura Couch Of Congress April 7. Nothing Tuesday. Monday. of Applegate were dinner guests at Mrs. O. Harbaugh was a recent Mrs. Cook was in Medford Tues To Consider but Tarriff. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benj. M Med-fowl visitor. day evdffing. — is ■ Collins Sunday. Miss Alice Hoefs was a recent visi Mrs. Harry Luy spent Tuesday even* George Wendt, who has spent the Washington, March 17.—The extra tor in Medford. ng in Medford. past few weeks a* the home of his session of congress vyas called by Presi Miss Hazel Davis of Medrord visited parents in this city left Thursday for R. B. Dow was in Medford for a few dent Wilson today to assemble April 7, this city recently. hours Tuesday. New Pine Creek, Oregon. will begin with nothing but the tariff I Ch»s. F. Dunford spent Saturday- Johi) Matney of Applegate was in revision bills before it. This was made I County commissioners Leever evening at Medford. our city Friday. Central Point and Smith of Rogue clear by Chairman Underwood of the Blue Stone and Seed wheat and oats River were in attendance at a special house committee on ways and means. Frank Lewis of Eagle Point was in Taylor-Williams Co. the city Monday. session of the county court held this Wntil the legislation is well under way in the house no genera! committees J. C. Brown of Medford was in Jack O. Harbaugh transacted business in week. will be made and no other legislative Medford Wednesday. sonville, Monday. A telegram has been received from subjects taken up. W. E. Finney made a business trip Rev. H. W. Rummell stating that he T. L. DeVore transacted business in The president specified no subject to Medford recently. expects to arrive in Jacksonville this Medford Monday. for the extra sesssion in his proclama (Saturday) evening and will have Fred Merrill of Gold Hill was in See Taylor-Williams Co. for Home tion, but it is fully understood that in ( charge of the services at the M. E. Jacksonville Wednesday. grown alfalfa seed. his message to congress at its opening | Mrs. T. W. Fulton was a Medford Church tomorrow. he will dwell upon the need of tariff D. H. Cronemiller spent Tuesday visitor Friday afternoon. I wish to announce to my patrons revision. evening at Medford. If the currency, Philippine independ- j Mrs. Lewis Ulrich was the guest of that I am now handling the Allen Miss Louise Jones spent a short time Bakery of Medford bread. This bread ence, Alaskan affairs, woman suffrage ( Medford fiiends recently. at Medford recently. Misses Vera and Jewell Bailey spent is too well known to Jacksonville con or other pressing questions finally are ■ E. Britt made a business trip Med sumers to need introduction. forced upon the attention of congress ' Wednesday evening in Medford. ford Monday morning. T. L. D e V ore . it will be only after the democratic | Henry G. Dox left Sunday evening H. G. Meyer of Lake creek was in The losing members of the “500” leaders of the two houses and the; on a few days visit to Roseburg. Jacksonville this week. club entertained the winers at chicken president are convinced of the success i Benton Bowers of Ashland spent a B. M. McCabo of Medford was at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of the tariff revision is assured. few hours in Jacksonville Tuesday. the court house Monday. J Benj. M. Collins Sunday, The com- Miss Mary Wetteier visited Medford Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were in j mittee in charge of the festivities was Washington, March 17.—The special friends the latter part of this week. I composed of Mrs. Benj. M. Collins, Medford Tuesday evening. session of the senate which began im Mrs. Louisa Combest of Buncom is Mrs. R. E. Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Blain James Cook of Applegate was a mediately after the inauguration of | the guest of Mrs. S. E. Dunnington. recent visitor in our city. Klum of Medford and Harry Luy. Af Vice-President Marshall came to an Fred Offenbacher of Applegate was ter dinner the party chartered a car end this afternoon. The democratic ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dow were in in Jacksonville and Medford Friday. and autoed to Medford, where they senators had not completed their plans Medford Tuesday evening. J. W. McCorey of Medford was a enjoyed the moving picture shows. for dividing the senate patronage and Ries Chapman was a Saturday after The winners thank the losers for the arranging the committee quarters and i Tudesday visitor at the county seat. noon passenger to Medford. entertainment and hope they will lose party caucus that has run through two I C. M. Ruch of Ruch was in Jackson Leland Cantrall of Applegate made again. weeks was continued until tonight. I ville and Medford on business recently. a trip to the county seat Friday. The complete rearrangement of the I W. A. Jones of Ross Lane was call Hans Rasmussen of Hood River is a senate under democratic contral will by ! ing on Jacksonville friends Wednesday. business visitor in Jacksonville. Freighl Wreck Ties up Traffic. accomplished as soon as the special Chas. Pursel of Buncom was a busi T. E. Pottenger of Medford made a session assembles April 7. ness visitor in Jacksonville Wednesday. business trip to our city Monday. ----- -... — — - A freight wreck about two miles Mrs. Chris Ulrich was among the l Porter J. Neff was one of the Med- north of Central Point shortly after many local people in Medford Tuesday. Thieves Tunnel to (let $500,000 fordites at the county seat Monday. Mayor Johnson of Ashland was at two o’clock Sunday afternoon tied np J. C. Barnard of Ashland was at the traffic on the Southern Pacific for county seat the beginning of the week. the court house on business Saturday. many hours. Number 15 from the New York, March 17.— With only Cale Springer of Applegate was north did not reach Medford until af Clarence Reames of Medford was two pairs of heavy gloves and some among his Jacksonville friends Tues ter 11 o’clock. among the attornevs in town Monday. j unm irked tools as clues, the police ad- j day. The wreck was one of the most spec I mitted here today that thev have no Prof. U. S. Collins of Medford was Sheriff Aug. D. Singler was in Med tacular which has occurred in years in trace of the clever cracksmen who calling on Jacksonville triends Friday. ford Monday afternoon on official busi this section. Several cars pilad up j yesterday tunneled to the vault of 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. Davis were in ness. while one or two of them were splint I Martin Simons and Sons, Hester street Medford for a few hours Wednesday. A. H. Miller of Medford was one of ered. An oil car burst scattering j pawnbrokers and escaped with $300,- Jos. Goldsby of Buncom transacted the many strangers in the citv this crude oil over several hundred feet. | 000 worth of jewelry and negotiable business with local merchants Tuesday. The freight was running abaut 40 j paper. The job is believed to have week. W. J. Canton of Medford was a ( B. N. Bunch of Medford visited at miles an hour on down grade when the been the work of two experts. business visitor at Jacksonville Tues the home of his son, R. A. Bunch accident occurred. A wheel broke. The loot consisted mostly of diam day. The engine and caboose stayed on the onds, and could have been carried away Sunday. track. C. H. Carter of Grants Pass was at in the pockets of the two men. The , Mrs. S. J. Day was among the Jack Two wrecking trains were sent to i robbers overlooked more than $400,000 the county seat on business Wednes sonville people in Medford Tuesday the scene but it was several hours be ’ worth of valuables stored in another i day. evening. fore the track was cleared.—Tribune. 1 section of the vault. Miss Caroline Harper of Salem visit-1 H. Withington of Medford was in The thieves gained access to the: ed relatives living in this city this Jacksonville on professional business -W' week. vault, by digging a tunnel from an abut-i Saturday. ting building on a neighboring street. ' Mrs. A. R. Thompson and Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Ulrich and Miss Ona The police say the job required ail of ; Coulter were in Medford one day this Humphrey visited Medford friends ■Saturday night and most of Sunday ! week. Saturday. Jacksonville Citizents Cannot morning, the actual robbery occuring ; Deputy Sheriff “Curley” Wilson was Miss Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dun some lime yesterday afternoon. The , in Medford on official business Wed nington spent Wednesday evening at Doubt It. vault, which stood twelve feet high, nesday. Medford. was entered by chopping away the I Mr. and Mrs. J. C. F. Harrington C. D. Stout and family were among Doan’s Kidney Pilis were used—they masonry. were the guests of Medford friends the Jacksonville people in Medford None of the tenants in either of the cured. recently. Saturday. The story was told to Jacksonville buildings heard any unusual noises. The robbery was discovered by a George Morse of Grants Pass made Constable Rankin of Medford was in residents. a business trip to the county seat Jacksonville on business Monday Time has strengthened the evidence. janitress late yesterday who peered Monday. through the window and saw the litter morning. Has proven the cure permanent. Attorney B. F. Mulkey of Medford The testimony is from this locality. about the vaulc. A woman living in Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman an adjoining tenement said she saw a transacted business at the court house attended the theatre at Medford Tues The proof is convincing. daik skinned man emerge from the Tuesday. Mrs. J. H. Baussum, Central Ave., day evening. cellar of the building at noon yester Medford, Ore., says: “ I was so bad J. B. Rhinehart and wife were in O. H. Lawler of Medford was at Medford for a few hours Tuesday the court house on professional busi with kidney, trouble that I could not do day with a bundle. A light wagon, evening. my housework. My back was weak bearing an old man, drove up to the ness Monday. and painful and in the morning when 1 curb she said, and the pa:r then dis Misses Mary S. Hurst and Pearl Money to loan on improved, revenue got up, I was lame and sore. The appeared. Gillette spent Tuesday evening in producing farm», by the Bank ol kidney secretions were unnatural and Medford. Jacksonville. Straight ai It. my' health steadily ran down until I O. S. Blackford of Willow Springs IJFred Coppie of Applegate was a There 1« no use of our “beating around was hardly able to get about. While was in Jacksonville for a short time ' business visitor in Jacksonville and bush.” We might as well out with it' in that condition, I read about Doan’s the first as last. We want you to try Chamber- j recently. Medford Friday. Kidney Fills and got a box. I felt , Iain’s Cough Remedy the next time you | Prosecuting Attorney E. E. Kelly | Miss Nell McIntyre was one of the better from the time I commenced j have a cough or cold. There is no reacoe attended the sessions of the grand jury many Jacksonville people in Medford their use and it was not long until I so fur as wc can see why you should not do j so. This preparation bv its remarkable thia week. Tuesday evening. was cured. 1 am in a position to; cures has gained a world wide reputation, I Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford I Mesdames W. E. Finney and Fred recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to any 1 .-.nd people everywhere st eak eJ it in the ‘ transacted business at the court bouse Owens were Tuesday evening passen one afflicted with kidney complaint.”; highest terms of praise. It is for sale by all ' dealers.—Advertisement. Wednesday. (Statement given Sept. 14. 1907.) gers to Medford. RE-ENDORSEMENT. Attorney H. A. Canady of Medford W. T. Bostwick of Applegate was 5. WHITTINGTON When Mrs. Baussum was interview E. C. HOGStTT. was attending to business at the court calling on Jacksonville relatives and Secy, and Treas. house Tuesday. ed on October 26, 1909 she said: “My Pres, and Mng. friends this week. former endorsement of Doan’s Kidney County School Superintendent J. H. T. Hubbard and J. A. Pruett of Percy Wells was in Medford for a few Roxy were paying their taxes at the I Pills still holds good. Since this remedy cured rm- I have had no further at 3 ogue R iver V alley hours recently. sheriff's office Saturday. I tacks of kidney complaint and I have Mrs. F. R. Neil and daughter of Mrs, Edith McCune and Jesse Smith enjoyed good health. 1 do not hesi A bstract -T itle C o . Derby spent the week with relatives of Ashland were guests at the home tate to sav that Doan’s Kidney Pills (iNCOItPUICATED) in Jacksonville. of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Dunford Sun arc beneficial for all difficulties, caused H. Doughty and R. Carter of Wimer day. by weak kidneys.” Only new up-to-date Abstract precinct were in Medford and Jackson H. D. Norton and Fred Williams, For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Plant in Jackson County. ville Wednesday. attorneys of Crants Pass had business cents, Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo, Bell Phone Jacksonville 11. O. C. Boggs, city attorney of Med at the court house the beginning of New York, sole agents for the United! Home Phone Jackson 20)6 States. ford was a recent business visitor at the week. Medford, Pacific Main 2511 Remember the name — Doan's — and Chief of Police Hittson and night the county seat "" " ‘ Medford, Home 356 Officer Mego of the Medford police take no other. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Cameron of force appeared before the grand jury Applegate spen» the later part of last Tuesday morning. week in Medford. J. B. Taylor, E. Spencer, Thomas E. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt were the Nichols, J. F. Brown, Mr. Colter and J acksonville , O regon , M arch 3rd, 1913. guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Haney Watkins brothers, were the citizens of Received of O. N. Nelson Agent of German American Insur- at Medford Sunday. Eagle Point at the county seat Mon b/l ance Company, six* dollars, which «mount a former agent of said coin- Edward Knowles of Salt Lake, who day. pany overcharged me. (Signed) F. L. T ou V.. lle . formerly resided in this city is visiting J acksonville , O regon , M arch 13th, 1913. Herman Offenbacher delivered 54 friends in this section. head of beef cattle to George Kolhagen M Received of O. N. Nelson, A <ent of German American Insur- Mr. and Mr«. Gene Tohmpaon at of Roseburg Saturday. Delivery was *¿5 an :e Company, fifteen dollars, which am > mt a former agent of .aid tended the Christian Science lecture at made at Medford. The cattle were company overcharged me (Signe-j J. R. NEIL. ; shipped to Portland. M ford Tuesday night. The above receipts, signed by the two county jnd res, show how irn- t por'ant it is to consult m-*n wh > ni ike i so-"si stu l.v in iran te an I “Curley” Wilson, Wm. McIntyre, C >jnty Recorder and Mrs. Fred L. d m I with reliable companies only, bet >re paving out any money C 'vig were the guests of Medford Fr ink Coleman and Guy Harper helped your protection. I handle all kinds of insurance. the Central Point baseball t. am trim f :ends Wednesday afternoon. 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