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LOCAL NEWS Frost three mornings this week. I I eld at Rose’s hall in the Applegate Easter postal cards at City Dr; g valley Saturday night and report a I general good time. Among those pres- Store. 1 he Case of I Don’t _ Subscribe for the Post _ I ent from here were: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Owens was a Visitor at Medford ! 1. S.^Howard of Mpdford wqs in town Tuesday. Guy Harper, Mr. and M m . Will Bar- Remember Sunday. | num, Mr and Mrs. W. T. Grieve.Miss- W. J. Butterly was in town Monday [ es Flora Thompson, Emma Wendt, Miss Pauline Grieves was in Medford forenoon. By M. QUAD Mary Bagshaw, Pauline Grieve, Ada Monday. Copyright. 1011. by Associated Lit A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill was in ' Elmer an I Lila Mee, and Mess. Legter erary Press ‘B. F. Piatt of Medford was town town Monday Thompson. D. H. Cronemiller, I’eter Tuesday. Miss Lelia Prim was a Medford visi Orde, Louis Biker, Alfred Norris James Shine was sixteen years old E. F. Guthrie motored to Medford tor Saturday. Chester Wende, Elwin Beerv, Curley- . when he started out one morning to go Tuesday. E. D. Briggs, Esq. of Ashland was Wilson, Dave B >ggs. Sheriff Singler, fishing. It was a walk of u mile to the David Buckley of Ruch was in town in tSwij Monday Will McIntire, Chas. Mitchell and Joe lake, and between-the village and the Thursday. D. W. Stone of Willow Springs was Johnson. lake ran a railrfttid. Charles Mitchell was a recent visitor in town this week. The youth ranked with the best for at Medford. smartness, both mental and physical, H. D. Manning of Medford was a POLITICAL John Potter of Steamboat was in visitor in town Friday. and was in the best of health and town Monday. I spirits the morning lie set out with bls ANNOUNCEMENTS Frank Late of Butte Falls was a re fishing tackle. What lui|i|<ened before Prior Eaton of Medford was in town cent visitor in this city. he got there was told l>y the engineer Friday morning. R. R. Minter of Eagle Point was a of n freight train. One at the crossing SINGLER FOR SHERIFF Jas. M. Cronemiller made a trip to visitor in town Tuesday. could see the trains while they were In accepting the appointment s c- Medford. Tuesday. Toys, new lines added all the time ceeding mv brother for his unexpired yet forty rods away, and no accident had ever happened I here. Rev. A. S. Jenkins made a trip to at Wonder Store Medford. term as Sheriff; I did so for the bene On this occasion, as the train ap Medford Thursday. William O’Brien of Grants Pass was fit of his widow and family. The of proached. the engineer saw young Mrs. Antone Rose was a visitor at a visitor in town this week. fice has had an honest and efficient ad Shine kneel down on the track to tie Medford Saturday, Ills shoe. A whistle of warning was E. E. Kelly and A. W. Walker of ministration. Dr. R. E. Golden transacted business Medford were in town today. With the same objects and purposes sounded, and. Ill fact, the whistle was at Medford Tuesday. in view I hereby announce myself as a kept going until the pilot of the engine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold candidate for the Republican nomina -struck the boy and threw him a full T. L, DeVore was a visitor at Med Hill spent Sunday in this city. ■ tion at the primaries May 15th, 1914. fifty feet. ford Monday morning. Young Shine was picked up for dead, Mrs. T. T. Shaw who has been quite W. H. SINGLER. W. M. Kane of Gold Hill was a re ill for some time is improving. hut be wasn’t dead. He was nowhere (Paid Advertisement.) cent visitor in this city. near it lie hadn't a broken bone and Cinton Cook of the Applegate valley only one big bruise. He seemed as A. W. Walker of Medford was a vi - was a recent visiter in this city. good ns ever physically in a fortnight J itor in this city Monday. At the Churshes W. F. Ashpole of Medford transact but there was a great change In hl.il ( Mrs. Lewis Ulrich was a visitor it ed business in tnis city Tuesday. mentally 1 Medford Monday morning. You have rend of a person being John Robison of Talent was a busi PRESBYTERIAN ‘knocked silly?" Well, the boy liild so I Prof, and Mrs. F. C. Smith were vis ness visitor in this city Saturday. itors at Medford Saturday. Morning worship and T oly Commun suffered There wasn't a hurt on his H. M. Coss of Medford was transac ion. h abject: “Christ, <he Brea 1 of held, but Ills memory was gone. He Ray Infles of Butte Falls transacted ting business in this city Monday, Life.” Ever membir s requested to didn't know who he was, and he could Business in this city Friday; W. J. Moore, Esq. of Ashland trans be present at this c< mmi nion service. not remember any one else. It was a .tíñele Billy Cdmeron of the Aople- form of aphasia with a curious fea acted business in this city Monday. Evening worship with L hten sermon ture about it. His mother would say gate Was id tówfi Satiirday. Sheriff Singler was a business visi ori the Secon i template »i of Christ. to him: ,.tW. R. Sparks matle a trij> to the tor at Medford Monday afternoon. The spiritual in 'if? isTe<Ognized when “James, your name Is James Shine.” Deed Indian country Sunday. "Yes. it Is James Shine.” he would John A. Cook of Gold Hill was a we cultivate the high; st. The fwd Col. J. M. Williams was a visitor at business visitor in this city Wednes- services in this annoum ement,- have reply. Five minutes Inter if asked his name Medford Thursday afternoon. tor their purposes, the highest; and lay. i best. he would reply that It Was i’eter Jones Cotte and open your heart and Charles Lindsay of the Dead Indian Mrs. George Corum of Medford was or something else. mind to their influences. country was in town Monday. a visitor in this place Tuesday after At the age of twenty James Shine Mrs. James Buckley of Ruch visited noon. METHODIST got lost. He was sent to a sawmill friends at Medford this week. Rev. A. S. Jenkins Pastor. S bbatli i half a mile away, and in some way he Easter cards, novelties, chickens, Mrs. Yockey of Ashland transacted rabbits & Easter candies at Wonder school 10 a. m. sermon 11 a. m. At got turned around and walked out into country. It was n year before he business in this city Wednesday. 700 lie Epworth League devotional the Store Medford. was heard of again He had made bls service followed by a literary and song Mrs. A L. Douglas of Medford visi Gold Hill has bee” made a third class way to a point a liiindred miles away ted friends in this city Thursday. postoffiee and the salary of the post service address by the pastor and the aud hired out to a widow ns a farm department work of the League. Eve band and after a few months married Sheriff W. H. Singler transacted of master fixed at $1000 per year. rybody welcome. her. He bad given her ii dozen differ ficial business at Medford Tuesday. Mrs. G. E. Neuber is selling her ent mimes as Ids right one. Charles Conley of the Applegate val household furniture and expects to re When the widow was reproached Sites of the Capital. move to Seattle in the r.ear future. ley was a recent visitor in this city. The capital of the United States has with having married a young man Geo. E. Nenber who is farming the been located at different times at the only half her age and one plainly off in W. Conrad of Portland spent the Hanna ranch on Evans creek, was in following places: At Philadelphia from Ills head she replied: week at the Hoef home in this city. "Well, I thought it would be a good Sept. 5. 1771. to December. 1776; at Charles Nunan of Oakland, Califor- town for a load of supplies Thursday. Baltimore Dec. 20. 1776, to March. thing to get married again, and. I tell Mrs. Dick Martin and family have 1777; Philadelphia. March 4. 1777, to you. lie Is the best worker I ever had nia. was a visitor in town this week. Mrs. Jl.’E. Abbott was at Ashland gone to Oakland, Oregon, where Mr. September. 1777: Lancaster. Pa., Sept. on the farm." No effort was made to get the young to hear Helen Keller Wednesday night. Martin has purchased a meat market. 27. 1777. to Sept. 30. 1777; York. Pa- Sept. 30. 1777. to July. 1778; Philadel man away, as he seemed quite content Miss Nellie Collins, who is teaching Fred J. Fick can supply you with a phia. July 2. 1778. to June 30, 1783; there, but one day be walked off with fine line of extra Star A Star shingles. school at Ruch visited her sister, Mrs. Princeton. N. J.. June 30, 1783. to Nov. out a word to any one and brought up C. C. Shaw, at Gold Hill, Saturday and W. F. Wright i.f Applegate w as 20. 1 1783; Anuapolis, Md., Nov. 26. ill a town 260 miles away. He got Sunday. 1783. . to Nov. 30. 1784; Trenton, N. J.. work in a brickyard, giving still other j transacting business in this city Fri- Mrs. M. Peter and son Myrl who have from November. 1784, to January. names. One day his name was Davis, I day. been spending the winter in this val 1785; New York, Jan. 11, 1785. to 1790. the next Barnes, the next Meadows, I Mrs. Richard Bland of Grants Pars ley, returned to Oakland, Calif. Wed Then the .seat of the government was and so It went Of course people won- ■ Visited relatives and freinds here this removed to 1’hilndelphia, where it re dered about It. and the police investi nesday. Week. mained until 1800. since which time gated him. hut as he was a good work Mis. D. H. Barneburg of Ashland, it liaB been in Washington. er and never made any trouble be was March Cattle in like a lamb and isgo- who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. not interfered with. idg Out like a lion, as tHe old saying After n few months and under the j Andrew Cantrail of this city, returned Decimated. Bas it. We speak of a city or an army be name of Bird young Shine married an- j to her home Saturday. E. Briggs and O. L. Young of Ash- other widow. Tills one had five chil B. F. Jones of Roseburg, candidate ing ••decimated" when we mean to dren. and when taken to task for her Find were visitors at the court house imply that It lias suffered from many for the Republican nomination for con fatalities. The term is taken—and capture she replied: Friday. gressman was in town today. Mr. Jones "1 noticed he was rather queer in Pantorium D,.e Works will acce| t thinks the prospects for his nomination taken wrongly—from an old and bar the head, but I guess all men are that punishing mutinous barous custom of parcels on “hurry” work—at Re ter’s are good. regiments, town defenders, etc.. by Do you think ii widow with five chll barber shop. Boston millinery of this city will hold killing one man out of every ten dren to clothe and feed is going to G. W. Trefren, Esq. of Ashland her opening Thursday, Friday and Sat ("dcclnius" being the Latin word for turn n would be hnsbiind down Just transacted professional business in this urday of this week. Patronage ot "tenth"). Thus, unless we mean that because he appears to be n bit dotty?" The wives hud a row over the one city Tuesday. Jacksonville and surrounding country precisely one person In ten was killed, husband, mid the tiiislailid moved ou. our use of "decimate ” is incorrect. About time for a new roof on the people solicited. He went nboiil forty miles away and house. See Fick about those Star A obtained work in n planing mill and in Very Considerate. Consider, bl improvement has been Star shingles. "Dis nin' de same umbrella I lent less than four months was married to ma le at the sheriff's office in t.he last Ills third widow lie had started In Harry Howells of Centra) Point few days. 'Guy Harper has been us you." said Uncle Rasberry. with n whlow mid had a preference for “ t ’ olise ft nln - . ” replied Erastus rink transacted busii ess in this city Tues ing his snare time in giving the wood that class He luid lived with No. 3 i lev. "Wif nil dem good umbrellas to day afternoon. about foul mouths when Nos. 1 mid 2 , work a coat of paint. pick Cum yo.i dldn’ s’pose 1 were g ine- cmne down on h'ni lie was arrested ■ A “rough house” in a local thirst Charles Swan, arrested at Seattle, a ter bring you back yoli same ol’ cotton parlor Friday afternoon resulted in a couple of weeks ago, for alleged em rain proof, did you? When 1 borrows and tried as a bigamist, but before his j trial In.(I taken place he broke out of broken window. bezzlement. was bound over to the I nays interest."-Washington Star. Jail mid made n long skip mid went to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kitto left Tues gran 1 jury by Justice Taylor at Med work In a livery stable Here he gave . day morning for Canada, whuie they ford, Saturday afternoon. twenty different inline* in twenty days, i and tunny people thought Idm n fugi expect to locate. Weather Report. D. G. Carnes, a well known resident tive from Justice, lint ns lie was quiet R. G. Smith, Esq. of Grants Pass of Medford died at the Sacred Heart Following is the report of U. S. Vol Hid Industrious he was not bothered. was transacting business at the court hospital in that city. Saturday, aged unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt There was only one widow In the house Wednesday. 51 years. Funeral was held Tuesday ! J ack’enville, for month of February. town, but In ii few mouths she had Our bakery line is complete, we cai- with intermert in the Butie Fallscem- Latitude 42 deg. 18. mln. north; long! been sought out ami courted mid mar ried After a bit No 4 heard about the tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. ry a full assortment, fresh everyday— etiry. others and had the bigamist Jailed, i Jacksonville Bakery. PATE MAXI- MINI PREC’P. CHAR ' > k Tills time Im went to trial. When iisk - MUM 7 ATN Virgil Oden, sentenced to the peni Ml M OF DAY James Withycombe, a candidate foi tentiary at a former and in whose be cd on the stand If young Shine had 33 j 44 clea» ........ seemed n sensible, rational person to | governor, was looking after his politi half an appeal was taken to the su 2 1 ........... 43 26 23 42 3 ........... her she replied: cal fences here Friday. 46 37 preme court, will be brought before 4 ........... ”1 can't say lie did ” 44 31 Hon. Grant B. Dimick of Oregon Judge Calkins for re-sentence Satur 5 6 ........... 41 23 ........... "But you married him?" 45 22 7 ........... City, republican candidate for govern day, the higher court having denied a “But I'd been trying for six long | p ........... 4b 28 or was in town Wednesday. 48 28 9 ........... part cloud- years to catch a husband and was clear re hearing of the case. 51 37 10 ........... .26 clou iy A heavy pall of smoke covered the 52 37 clear discouraged.” ........... A surprise party was sprung on Miss 11 40 35 .10 It was the opinion of doctors who ex- | part cloudy 12 ........... the city Thursday morning due to the Ekron Gall at the home of he- parents, 13 ........ 55 35 ¡ »mined the husband that he was nei 61 30 j clear ........ smudging by the orchardists in the val Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gall, Tuesday eve 14 55 ther morally nor legally responsible for 1 3’ 15 ........... ley. 54 33 ........... ¡part cloudy his acts. Each one of the four wlvrtt ning, the occasion being the 17th anni- 16 57 39 17 ........... offered to take him back, but of course 57 43 IS ........... Replace that broken dish, just re versity of Miss Ekron’s birth. A num 19 56 28 cloudy ........... .12 the law could not permit this. 50 36 ceived large shipment this week come ber of young ladies and gentlemen were 20 ........... .07 The question what to do with the of 51 40 21 ........... JO and look them over at Wonder Store present and a very pleasant evening 22 ........... 44 36 .24 fender came up A number of doctors 28 41 23 ........... .03 spent. Medford. swore that he wns half a fool, and be 56 37 .20 21 ........... 50 3f ........... clear .06 was sent off to a state asylum. There Leroy Copland, who was sentenced 25 County Clerk Gardner, Sheriff Sing- 57 26 ........... ?< he proposed marriage to one of the fe 52 « ........... .12 ler and E. W Wilson attended a meet- to the penitentiary ir. 1913, and releas 27 56 44 28 ........... male cooks, and nn escape, an elope ing of the K. P. lodge at Medford ed on parole, skipped out and was ar 29 ........... ment and a marriage might have fol 30 ........... rested at Glendale last Friday and is 31 ......... Thursday night. lowed had not the man been taken 111 now in custody of Sheriff Singler. It FOR SALE at a Bargain—House and Temperature—mean max. 50.28;mean and tiled. On the day of bls denth lie is stated that Copland asked permis mir. 33:64; mean 41.96 Max. 57 on 17, seemed quite rational, and In talking lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. sion of Judge Calkins a few days ago the doctor he said: Must be sold soon Call on Rogue Minimum, 22, on 7th. Greatest daily with “They say that I have married four about leaving the county and was told Realty River (Jo. Adv. range, 26. Total precipitation 1.32 different widows." that the Judge would consider the mat "Yes." J ldge Calkins of the circuit court ter and give an answer. Meanwhile inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .26 in., Number of days with .01 “And wns courting n fifth.” l »s rendered a decision supporting the Copland skipped out without permis on 22. inch or more precipitation, 10, clear, "Yes " »alidity of the proposed issue of bonds sion. “Lord bless the widows! If 1 could 16; partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, 7. Pre- bv the city of Grants Pass for con A number of persons from th s place J cipition since Sept. 1st, 17.31. last sea- live n-v life over »gain I'd marry twen structing a railroad. ty of them before I got throughl” attended the apron and necktie dance SOn 13.60. Storm gods In me ...„iiutanm have r\J.t RENI’ —The Norling house on ever been the inspiration of some of Oregon street. $6 00 per month. Ap the world's best poetry and of fasci- ply to D. W.Jil.agsha w. mttng legends -tn that Uternry store house—Asiatic. Egyptian mid classic ■ ' I mythology. Aud, by the way. nniny'1 OVER 65 VE^i-.o- students are now looking beyond the: EXPERIENDE Aryans, beyond the Egyptians, beyond all Greeks. Minoans and Ijitins, to a . vast civilization antedating their most I ancient histories—looking to now sunk- ' eu I’oseld. All phenomena in nature, such ns ' T raoe M arks lightning, outbursts ot rain, hall and I Desiaus snow in summits and ranges of peaks. F CopvniOHrs 8.C. ». nvonf* •»RDdtt ’ ! ’ ARketch and drscrinf loti tua» all marshaling of huge mountain clouds : * <■•< ly iiNcortwu '-ur opinion iruu wUMli«-r an "■(•niton is prohRbly pnieninhhi. Communi«*.!- for elemental war—earthquakes, cy- . iLns urielby ctâithiriiihJ. HANDBOOK «<o> Patenta ih . irt o «»Most iiveiioy (dr securing patents. clones, hurricanes, waterspouts at sea. [ Patents taken tliro.fu’ii. Munn A Ca. receive huge waves beating over land as de- j , '■ •’.•rcnii tjuruc without choreo, in thé Stiàtiiic Äricaii. stroyers. outbursts of sulphurous and asphaltic Haines from the earth, ap- ' 11 -»d wooKiy. I.tiri/eM ctr- hand paritions in the sky. as meteors, fire • A lllatiol ■•Hie tournai.' Tenti!*' fia ÿolu newfdealer.L balls, bolides, comets, eclipses, of the i Broadway sun mid moon-these nil were supposed Washington. 1). C. to bo caused by an intelligence ruling I each, and they were persons higher ‘ than man and called gods.—New York II. K. HANNA American. New York Seven Ways of Spelling "E.”, Dealing with some objectivus to Lawyer spelling reform Mr. William Archer told the Society of Shorthand Teach ers in Loudon that there was not a Office ili Bank of Jacksonville Building single letter in the English language to which only one sound was attached. I nor was there a sound which was rep JACKSONVILLE, OREGON resented by only one letter, If they J took the "e" sound in “bed,” tlie.v. he | said, would find it spelled seven differ I State of Ohio, city of Toledo, Y Lucas County. ent ways in ns many different words. [ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Iff for exactly the same vowel sound oc- I senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney curved in "lu-nd,” "many.” “leopard." j & Co., doing business in the City of To ledo, County State aforesaid, and “said.” "says" and "pepper." When a | that said firm and will pay the sum of ON1-J child asked why "proceed" and "re HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev case of Catarrh that cannot be cured cede" were not spelled in a similar 1 ery by tiie use of HALL’S CATARRH CURE. way. nobody could possibly give him a i FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed tn reasonable answer. my pre e-ce. this Cth day of December, The word "sovereign,” Mr. Archer , A. D. 1SSX (Seal) A. W. GLEASON. said, was so spelled today because of Notary Public. its supposed connection with the word TTail’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally "reign." As a matter of fact, there and acts directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. Send fur was no connection between the two | testimonials, free. and the proper spelling was that F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ou Sold by all Druggists, 75c. • which Milton used—i. e., “sovran.”— Take Slall’a Family Pills for cunsUpaltaM» j Lotidou Spectator. I s n’t it So? 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