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LOCAL NEWS Queer Resemblances. Subscribe for the Post. $1.50 per Louis Baker was at Medford Friday That persons who live together for year. forenoon. a very long period not only acquire the Homer Elmer was a recent visitor at ■ W. R. Tuckc of Eugene visited his same mannerisms, but grow a ^strong Joseph Kitto has moved to Klamath Medford. „. _ __ . - daughter Mr«.- Richard Gastrin of this facial 'reseiiThlnuce, is an established -•^FallS. fact. But it is little kuown that the G. W. Trefren of Ashland, was in ( place Saturday. Judgk» Neil has returned from a visit town Wednesday. A proprietor of a pool room at Tai same condition often exists from mis tress ana servant being associated to to Portland. s.4 at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colvig were visi- | ent was fined Monday for allowing gether for a long period of years. minors to play pool in his establish Richard Gaskin made a trip to Med tors at Grants Pass. There is usually a strong desire on the ford- Sunday. A. L. Davis of Griffin creek was a ment. part bf most servants to ape their mis A crew of men have been re-setting tresses. and this, added to the fact of Judge Prim has returned from a ! recent visitor in this city. hunting excursion. I Max Kimmel of Canyonville was a the telephone poles along the line be constant nearness, often extends to fa- tween this city and Applegate, this clal resemblances. Ralph Pittock of Applegate was in recent visitor in this city. There are in a small town In New week. town Wednesday. O. W. Trainor of Rogue River, spent York state two unusual instances of Good printing costs no more than the this kind Two widows live there, J. C. Calvert af Wimer was at the part of Friday in this city. poor kind. Leave your orders at this each of whom has been attended by a court house Monday. Mrs. Connor of the Hotel Oregon at office. We do good work at reasonable woman servant for more than forty John McCourt of Portland, was a re Ashland, was in town Tuesday. prices. years In both cases tlie servants have cent visitor in this city. C. H. Gillette of Ashland was a busi Ashland is to have a new opera house become so like ttieir mistresses that B. Mulkey, Esq. of Medford was at ness visitor in this city Thursday. to be erected by A. D. Helms on pro they are often mistaken for them, and the court house, Tuesday. Jewell Bailey and Mary Bagshaw perty recently purchased opposite the their cuses have attracted attention far and near. Their voices over the Fred W. Mears, Esq. of Medford was were in Medford Saturday evening. city hall. telephone are so alike that friends of at the court house Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms visited Chauncy Anderson, a former Ashland the women have given up this method S. E. llunnington was a visitor at friend in this city Sunday afternoon. boy, was killed by falling from a mov of communication.—New York Sun. Medford Sunday afternoon. W. E. Crews, Esq. of Medford, was ing car loaded with lumber, at Red Words That Speak. William Daley of Lake creek was a at the court house Monday morning. ding, Calif, last week. Bang—"a sudden noise like that from visitor in this city this week. O. L. Young of Ashland was trans FOR SALE at a Bargain—House and a gun" is the definition given by the Attorney H. K. Hanna made a busi acting business in this city Thursday. lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. dictionary. But the explanation is be ness trip to Medford Tuesday. Must be sold soon Cali on Rogue T. Peelor of Flounce Rock, was a fogging and futile, for a “bang" la- Adv. River Realty Co wed, what better describes it than that William Swinden of Grants Pass was business visitor in this city Thursday. a visitor in this city recently. A “taffy party” was held at the simple word Itself? Ora Goldsby of Buncom spent sever So many of out- most expressive Attorney H. A. Canady of Medford al days with friends in this city recent home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson words seem similarly to have sprung Saturday night. A number of the ly- was at the court house Monday. from a desire to form with the lips a young people were present and spent sound mimicking the tiling described. Mary Bagshaw Louise Ensele and George Owens of Barron was a visi an enjoyable evening. Cliff Dunnington were at Medford Sun Wliy waste words on a definition of tor in this city Monday afternoon. E. W. Carleton of Table Rock vicini the word "splash.” for example? You day. x Mr. and Mrs. Jake Knutzen of Gus Newbury has been attending to ty has produced 300 bushbls of potatoes hear all the abrupt, restless heaving of Steamboat were in town this week. the waters in that one word. legal business at the court house this per acre on seven acres of his young And does even a baby need to be A. E. Reames of Medford transacted week. orchard, ora total of 2,100 bushels. business in the circuic court Monday. Discounting for culls and deducting all told what "buzz." means when a blue bottle is leading a forlorn hope against W. P. Mealey, Esq. of Medford was Lewis Baker and Joe Barrack were transacting business in the circuit court expenses in raising the crop Mr. Carle the window? ton figures he will net between $150 Sunday evening visitors at Medford. "Tinkle." “whistle," "whine," “gur Monday. $200 an acre on his potatoes alone. gle." "cackle." "icy"—these are only a Robert Chabot of Moclips, Washing Miss Geraldine Rukes of Medford Nate Spencer of Ashland, died ffi a few of our other eloquently descriptive ton, was a recent visitor in this valley. visited friends in this city Sunday af hospital at Kalmath Falls, Saturday as words.—London Answers. A. E. Kellogg, of Gold Hill, was ternoon. a result of being thrown from a horse transacting business in this city Tues Not Hi* Place to Laugh. Aldon Whitney of Ashland was trans and dragged early last week, It is day, Hickory Wood, the pantomime writ acting business at the court house supposed that he struck his head on a L. L. Mnlit of Ashland, has been ap Tuesday. er, used to tell an amusing story of a stone when the horse fell with him. theatrical manager who once shared pointed national bank examiner for A. L. Rhoten of Applegate was trans His foot having caught in the stirrup his box at a provincial pantomime. Oregon. acting legal business in this city Mon- , he was dragged a considerable dis When the principal comedian entered John A. Perl of Medford was attend day forenoon. tance. and did his best the manager, witli a ing to profession business in this city scowl on his brow, leaned over to Mr. Senator Von der Hellen of Wellen, The citizens of the little town of Ea Tuesday. was transecting business at the court gle Point will vote on the liquor ques Wood and remarked, “1 want to en- gage that man for next Chrlstmns In Prosecuting Attorney Kelly of Med house Tuesday. tion Nov. 4, Judge TouVelle having is my production.” ford attended the circuit court Monday Mahlon Purdin, mayor of Medford, sued the order calling the election Mon "Do you think he is funny?" Mr. morning. was transacting business in this city day, upon a mandate of the Circuit Wood asked. E. C. Hogsett of Medford, was a busi Monday forenoon. “Screamingly funny,” returned the court. .*udge Calkins holding that the ness visitor at the court house Friday Miss Emma Armstrong has had a duty of the county court is merely ad manager. forenoon. “Then why don't you laugh?" asked bathroom fitted up in the house occu- ministrative and not judicial in such J. A. Lemery, Esq. of Ashland was yiei by Ray Bunch. matters and that the election can be Mr. Wood. “Laugh when he’s got his eyes on transacting business at tne court house Rev. Bandy has returned from Port- rightly called under law. me?" replied the manager. “And ev Monday forenoon. lond where he attended the sessions of ery smile means thnt he’ll ask another A very enjoyable Hallowe’en party the Presbyterian Synod. No. 63. flver a week.”—London Teleiini.-u. was given at the residence of Mrs. Mor- REFORT OF THE CONDITION OF Attorney H. V. Richardson of Ash »co«-' com Friday night. land was attending to legal business at THE BANK OF JACKSONVILLE A Good Investment, Mrs. H. C. Gallup of Butte Falls, is the court house Monday forenoon. A. D Magli, a well known merchant of at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon, visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. W. Whiten und Wis., bought a Btock of Cham Don’t post unsightly, scrawled notic at the close of business Fulton of this city. berlain me Seine* so as to be able to supply es when you can have them neatly October 21, 1913. them to his customers. After receiving P. F. Swayne, the Applegate farmer printed at this office fora small charge. them he was himself taken sick and says RESOURCES and stockman was transacting business that'&ne small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, ^Deputy Sheriff Curley Wilson spent hi town Wednesday and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth | Sunday in Medford looking up evidence' Loans and discounts................i $28,983.65 Cholera more to him than the cost of his entire stock George E. Neuber' farmer at the 11 regarding the shooting of the youth at Overdrafts, secured and un of these medicines. For sale by all dealers. secured .................................. Hanna ranch on Evans creek, was in 11 Talent. 265.95 — A d vnetbon-en* Bonds and warrants.............. 3,087.73 town a couple of days this week. 1 This is “Institute” week at Grants Patrick Hope of Happy Camp, Cali | Pass, and as a consequence the schools Banking house............ ............ 4,921.75 Fresh bread all the time, pies and fornia, has been «pending a few days ! were closed Monday, Tuesday and Wed Furniture and fixtures........... 3,256.63 cakes to order at Chapmans Chocolate Due from approved reserve in this vicinity visiting old friends. Corner. nesday. banks.................................... A number of persons from this place I. H. Wheeler of Marshfield has filed Checks and other cash items attended “The Lure” at the Page the a suit against ex-sheriff Jones, alleg Jacksonville Druggist Cash on hand ......................... atre in Medford, Tuesday evening. ing false imprisonment in 1911, and Expenses.................................. Makes a Statement Jlomer Gallup, employed bv the Wil claiming $10,000 damages. Total .... $58,635.08 son Clothing company of Medford, was We always advise people who have Leslie Stansell, the popular city re LIABILITIES a visitor in this city Wednesday eve corder left Wednesday afternoon for a stomach or bowel trouble to see a ning. week’s hunting trip in the “tall tim Capital stock paid in.............. $10,000.00 doctor. But to those who do not wish Surplus fund............................ J. P, Wolf of Ashland was at the ber” southwest of this city. 8.33 to do this we will say: try the mixture coct house Monday as a grand jury A basket social was held at the con Undivided profits .................. 2,491.24 of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine! etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This simple witness in the case of the State of Ore vent building Wednesday night under Individual deposits subject to check..................................... 41,033.79 new remedy is so powerful that JUST gon vs Mose Lifer. rhe auspices of the Epworth League Demand certificates of deposit 188.29 ONE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas Richard Gaskin is in charge of the society of the M. E. church. Time certificates of deposit.. 1,851,43 on the stomach and constipation mechanical department of the Post A horse belonging to a Medford man Notes and bills rediscounted.. 562.00 INSTANTLY. People who try Adler-i- during the absence of Mi. Fulton, who named Kiser created a ripple of ex- ka are surprised at its QUICK action. Bills payable for money bor is out on a hunting trip. I citement on California street, by run- rowed ............................... . 2,500.00 The City Drug Store. Earl Potter of Ashland, was indicted I ning away Monday. No one hurt. Total $58,635.08 by the grand jury Thursday, for the C. P. Briggs, postmaster at Butte S tate of O regon commission of a revolting crime, his OREGON Falls, has resigned from the position. sister being the victim. AGRICULTURAL County of Jackson ) F. L. Keel, who has been deputy post Mrs. Susie Arnold, manager of the I, Benj. M. Collins, Cashier of the master for the last month is an appli COLLEGE Granite City hospital in Ashland, was above-named bank, do solemnly swear cant for the position. at the court house Thursday as a wit- BEGINS it* forty-fifth school year that the above statement is true to Mrs. Jake Knutzen of Steamboat ness in the Coldson murder ease. SEPTEMBER 10. 1013. the best of my knowledge and belief. DEGREE COURSES!'' nisny phase»»! Jeff Coldson, the young man killed was indicted by the grand jury this B enj . M. C ollins , Cashier. AGRICULTURE. ENGINEERING. HOME at Talent, Sut.day, was a professional week for the crime of assault alleged Correct—Attest; ECONOMICE. MININO. FORESTRY. COM beggar. He solicited alms in this city to have been committed upon one of Wm. H. Johnson, MERCE. P harmacy . only about a week prior to his death. | her neighbors several months ago. TWO-YEAR COURSES in agricol C. M. Ruch, ture . home economics mechani « The grand jury was dismissed Friday Harry Luy. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilman, aged 67 years ARTS. FORESTRY. COMMERCE PHARMACI evening bv JudgeCalkins. They found Directors died at the residence of her son, Wil TEACHER'S COURSES in manual Subscribed and sworn to before me liam Gilman, near Medford, Thursday. 21 true bills and three not true bill-. training, agriculture, domestic science and art. She was a native of the state of Maine. A new grand jury will be selected Mon this 24th day October, 1913. day, that being the beginning of the D. W. B agshaw , MUSIC, including piano, string, band There will be a Holloween social in October term of court. Notary Public. instruments and voice culture. the basement of the Presbyterian i A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled I R. C. Burns, accused by the coroner ’ s church a program will be given and re “T hb E nrichment op R ural L ifk ” The American Bonding Co. of Balti freshments served, Friday Oct. 31. I jury ot the murder of Jeff Coldson at more will go on your bond and write I and a C atalogue will be mailed free i Talent last Sunday, was indicted by Everybody welcome. on application. the grand jury Thursday evening, on a burglary insurance. Address H. M. T knnan T, Registrar, Medford's city council proposes the charge of mtlrder. It Is likely that he D. W. B agshaw Agent. (tw 7-15 to i-9) Corvallis. Orego«. construction of a new reservoir with a ' will be arraigned to-day. He will be capacity of two million gallons to pro tried at this term of court. vide an additional water supply for the ( The regular October term of circuit city in case of emergency. court will convene next Monday. There The grand jury after a thorough ex will be several criminal eases fdr trial, amination into the facts regarding the among them the case of R C. Burns, We wish to announce that after the first of November our price for rnilk shooting of Elmer Conger last Satur accused of murdering the man Coulson will be $1.00 for thirteen quarts and $1.00 for twenty-two pints. Just a day decided that the shooting was ac at Talent, Sunday. In addition to the word of what we are doing for the money we ask. cidental and exonerated A. P. Conger criminal cases, the docket is well filled We keep the best cows, housed in a new barn, on a cement floor which who shot his brother in mistake for a with civii cases. is cleaned, swept and washed each day. Every cow’s udder is thoroughly deer. At a convention of the school officers washed before each milking. The cows are curried and kept clean. The T. W. Fulton, foreman of this office held at Medford Saturday, it was voted milk is milked in hew pails which have 3anitary, inside soldered Beams. fc he past five years, left Friday to support the movement in the state When milked the milk is taken to the milk house and thoroughly aerated morning for the wilds near Butte Falls, for a higher tax for schools, claiming and the animal heat and smell taken rff of it, then filled into glass bottles w ' k re he expects to chase the festive that by so doing a more uniform sys with sanitary caps that are never used but once. d • •• for a week. If Tommy proves to tem of taxation could be secured. A In the past we have tried to furnish the best product at the cheapest h is good a hunter as he is a printer . committee was appointed to submit a price al whic' we c >uld run, and in the future will do the same. Our pro h • will get the limit before the week schedule of sch <1 fin:.nc<s to tlecour- duct costs us more to produce now so we will have to make the raise. is up. Meanwhile we r sre smacking ty court and ark that an incr nse of Respectfully, •ar lips in anticipation of — hi* return. _--------- one mill be made in the school levy. S. L. JOHNSTON, Prop. HOME DAIRY ( OVER es YEARS' EXPERIENCE T rade M arks D esigns C opyrights 4 c . Anrono sending a sketch and description may quid I t ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica tions m riot ly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents sent tree. Oldest agency fdr securing patent«. Patent« taken through Munn & Co. receive rptcuil notice. without diarize, in the The Be« Medl ine in th- XVo-ld. “My little girl had dy-antery very bad. I bought she would die. 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Circular No. 9 Sex Truths for Men. For Older Boy.s (13 to 18 yrs. of age) Circular No. 8 -Virility and Physical Development. For Younger /Joys Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength. For Girls Circular No. 4 — A Plain Talk with Girls Abut fiwir Hjilth. For Younff Women Circular Ao. 10 -Physical Develop n mt, For Parents Circular No. 1— The Ne i l for E 1i cat! m in Set I il I ,-<i ’ne. Circular No 3 When and How to Tell the Chil Ir i Circular No. 5 -A List of B roks for Use in t u Fa nily on Sex. Send 2-cent stamp with your address to Dpartment 1). The Oregon State Board of Health 703 elling /fuildin;, Partial 1, Ore HAIR BRUSHES Once upon a time you bought a Hair B/ush A good Ilair Brush, too, as brushes go, but now-it lacks back-bone in its Bristles and is given to Shedding Hairs. Pretty near time you thought about a new one? 25c. to $2.50 CITY DRUG STORE
