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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1914)
5 Mrs. C. D. Stout was in Medford I TIRES-TUBES FOR YOUR DEN Z ORANGE lACOBS DEAD M BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE PENMAN ft Thursday. Tire Tube _ Robert Çasev of Ajiblan(j.wjs in this i 28x3 $ 9.20 , $2.00 Yale and Harvard, each 9 ir. X 24 city Thursday. 80x3 IP. 26 2.3) Pioneer of Oregon and Wash- 1 30x3' j 13.50 2.85 . in. Princeton, Cornell, Michi L. Spencer of Grants Poss returned ingtcrt; Jurist, Fdifor and 32x314 14.05 3.00 gan Each 7 in. x 21 in. • home T hursday. 15.25 3.20 34x314 All best quality felt with felt iheei- Jphn Gregory of Watkins was in (.ong^ssma-' 17.0J 3.25 31x4 i ig, streamers, letters and mascot ex town this week. 18-00 3.30 32x4 ecuted, in proper colors. This splendid Judge W. C. Hide of Grants Pass 19.50 3.40 33x4 atsorim nt sent postpaid for 50 cents Judge Orange Jacobs, pioneer of was ip town Friday. io 34x4 20.49 a id 5 stamps to pay postage. Send now. Gel. J. M. Williams made a trip to Oregon and Washington, died sudden- 35x1 21.00 M HOWARD SPECIALTY COMPANY ly in Seattle, aged 87 years, He was Grants Pass Friday. 22.00 3. KP 36x4 Dayton, Ohio. <■ born in Geneseo. Livingston county, 5. >0 35x4 1 . 26.00 i A couple of weddings are scheduled New York, May 2, 1827, and on the 27.00 5.10 36x4'. to occur next Week. occasion of his eighty-seventh birth 27.50 5.15 37x4'4 • Theo. Mattingly has gone to his ranch j day , celebrated only a few d»ys ago, II. K. HANNA 32.50 5.40 37x5 on the Sterling road. ' he was in his usnal state of health. All other S Zes. Non-Skids 20 per Mr. and Mrs. James Buckley of Ruch In 18'11 his parents removed to Michi, ■ent extra. 5 per cent discount if pay - * I awyer were in town Thursday. [ I gan, whore he grew to manhood. He nent in lull accompanies order and if ™ - A. Waldron of Medford was a visi- i crossed the plains in 1852, settling first wp qfe so ordered shipping charges ' Office in Bank of Jacksonville 1 trldii g | in Marion county. Or. Five years .vill be paid by us. C. O. D, on 15 tor in this city Thursday. Thomas Hainos a miner of Juneau, [ i later he went to. Jackson county, ier cent of amount of order. Oqr qut- ' JACKSONVILLE, OREGON : where he became editor and publisher ut is limited, so we suggest early order- I Alaska, is a reeent arrival. of the Jacksonville Sentinel, mean Attorney Richards of Grants Pass while practicing law. He was ap ng. We sell direct only, giving pur chaser the advantage of all middle-1 was at the court house Friday, pointed associate justice of the su uen’s profits. Miss Emma Armstrong of Medfotd preme court of the territory of Wash- NON-PUNCTURE RELINERS was a visitor in town yesterday. ihgtoh in 1867 and the following year Use our fan.our reliners, they elim Mr. and Mrs. John A. Perl of Med was made chief justice. He had lived inate blow outs and 90% of punctures ford were visitors in this city Friday. continuously In Seattle since 1869. besides giving many thousand more Judge Jacobs was elected to Con miles service to each tire. When in The “Better Babies Contest” at Med ford has been postponed unt.l June 5-6. gress from Washington territory on your tire3 you ride without worry or the republican ticket in 1876, serving lire troubles. FOR SALE—Town property, Phil For all 3 inch tires............ .... $1.95 Gleave estate. Apply to D. H. four years. ►T»-«------- For all 314 inch tires......... ....... $2.20 Cronemiller. For all 4 inch tires ........... ....... $2.60j For good bread, pies ami cakes, go FORGIVE AND FORGET For all 4'4 inch tires....... ....... $2.75, to Jacksonville Bakery, orders filled on For all 5 inch tires............ ....... $2.90 «hort notice Mrs. R. C. Jorgensen. The only way to For all 5yt inch tires......... ....... $3.00 I A Medford paper announces that a Douglas County Couple Selfie get the genuine NON-PUNCTURE TIRE FACTORY meeting of the “governors” of the Differances, All Parlies Dayton, Ohio proposed Mi.itary Academy will b~ held June 8. Leave Together. Sewing Machine $ Oliver Ha-boegh, the oldest resident Estray ¡3 to buy the machine of our city, but who is still hale and Ben Kennedy and Mrs. R. J. Norris hearty, spent a few hours in Medford with the name NEW Thursday. of Camas Prairie, Douglas county, ar HOME on the arm Strayed from my pasture near Wes Miss Flora Thompson has sold the rested Friday night at Ashland by the and in the legs. sheriff ’ s office upon complaint of the Side School on Central Point road, i confectionary store at the corner of large Belgian mare, dark chestnut col This machine ia HE accompanying picture shows Old Abe as he looked when stuffeil and Oregon and California streets to M r. husband, affected a reconciliation with warranted for all Ki mounted In the Wisconsin state cupltol before his destruction by fire i Mahoney. Nori is Saturday, and all left for San or, one white stocking on hind foot, time. with white star on forehead. A suita on Feb. 24. 1904. The history of the eagle which accompanied the Prof and Mrs. F. C. Smith accom- Francisco Surday. Mrs. Norris said ble reward will be paid foe her return Eighth Wisconsin to war is well known, lie "was a living standard, she wanted to visit a sister in Califor No other like it nobler than any effigy in bronze or geld ever borne above the legions of Rome partied by a number of pupils of the nia, the husband would not permit, so or information of her whereabouts. No other as good or nuioinr the victorious eagles of Napoleon. it was titling that he should puss public schools picnictd at Gold Ray she departed with Kennedy. All three Frank Tisdale away in flames even as the stormy years of his youth hud been lived in the Wednesday. Medford RF D 2 The New Home Sowing Machine Company, maintain that nothing not within pre fierce lio that etiallengi's death amid the Hie and smoke of battle." Box 57 About one-half of the male inhabi scribed circles occurred on the elope- ORANGE, MASS. tants of Eagle Point were witnesses in me.it, so-called. The husband’s wrath the “hog” case tried ill the circuit subsided when he saw his wife in jail, Subscribe for the Post. LOCAL NEWS court Tuesday. aid he took steps to annul any action Prior Eaton of Medford was in town FOR SALE at a Bargain—House and ot the law. He also paid all expenses. Friday. lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. This is Memorial Day. Mrs. S. Hart of Eagle Point was in Must be sold soon Cali on Rogue Mayor Purdin was a recent visitor in town Tuesday. BOY KILLED IN ALASKA Realty River Co. Adv. this city. Robert Flyhn of Medford was in The public schools closed yesterday. Fred J. Fick was a recent vi’itor at town yesterday, We expect to publish next week a re Buried Here Tuesdey. Medford. Funer W. Shearer of Medford was town port showing the standing of pupils in Amos McKee of Buncom was in tow I Saturday evening. the final examinatiens. al Services at Medford. Saturday. W. J. Moore, Esq. of Ashland, was Prof. Vining of Ashland delivered Harry Farrar of Ruch was in town in this city Tuesday. an interesting address to a large and Wednesday. The body of Harold Trowbridge of John Refer Was a business visitor at appreciative audience in the Presby MeJford who was accidently killed Mrs. A. Hackel was a visitorat Med- Medford Wednesday. terian church Sunday evening. ford Tuesday. while hunting in Alaska, arrived at Wm. Ulrich of Medford was at the William Faeklatn of Willow Springs John J' Winningham of Trail was in court house Tuesday. was transacting business in this City I Medford Sunday evening. Funeral services were held at Med-| town Tuesday. R. R. Odin of Wimer was at the Friday. Mr, Fackiam reports that ford Tuesday afternoon. Interment in The Post management has made ar farmers in his district are busy haying. Miss Bertha Wolff visited friends in Court house Tuesday. the cemetery at this city. rangements with the Portland Evening town this week. Judge Jacobs, a former resident of Fletcher Stout and sister Ora were ------------»*>♦----------- this city, died at his home in Seattle, Joseph Martin "as a visitor at Med at Medford Thursday. Telegram whereby we can give subscribers Girls Leave Home ford Wednesday. H. L. DeArmond of Medford was at last week, aged 89 years. He was chief justice of the Supreme Court of Mrs. Peter E isele was a visitor at the court house Tuesday. the advantage of a gigantic combination Washington in territorial days. Medford Tuesday. T. E. Nichols of Eagle Point was at two Ruth Mark and Myrtle Crofoot, offer for a limited period. You can get a The circuit court in session this week 14-y ear-old girls living in this city, held W. E. Phipps of Medford was at the the court house Tuesday. has handled an immense lot of busi court house Friday. in Grants Pass, were brought back this A. E. Reames of Medford was at Metropolitan evening paper with all the ness. Five crimihal cases and four afternoon by Probation officer Charlea James Owens of Antelope was a visi the court house Tuesday. civil actions were tried out besides a Gay for a hearing before Probation latest news from all over the world and all tor in town Saturday. Porter J. Neft of Medford was at multitude of minor matters such as Judge TouVelle. The girls, who atten Jasten Hartman is building a barn the court house Tuesday. motions, orders, etc. the news of Jackson County and vicinity in ded the public schools, became dissat in the Applegate valley. George W. cherry of Medford we* Mrs. Chris Ulrich, Miss Flora Thomp isfied with school life and decided to N. W, Borden of Medford wan at ut tile court honse Tuesday. the Post at a remarkably low price. son and Messrs Lewis Ulrich. A. L. join the carnival company, and walk the court house Saturday. Y. H. Allen of Butte creek was a Gall, C. D. Abbott and Eugene Thomp ed the entire distance to Grants Pass. 7 he Evening Telegram is the best B. R. McCabe of Medferd was at visitor in this city Tuesday. son who h id been attending the ses They disappeared Monday afternoon. the court house Thursday. Chester Wendt and sister Miss Anna sions of the grand lodges of the L O. I he father of the Mark’s girl is a me paper in the state, market reports unexcell- O. F. at McMinnville, last week, re chanic at the Madden & Hanley canne-I Uncle Billy Carner'-n of Uniontown drove to Medford Saturday. Was a visitor in town today. ry at Wrafgel, Alaska. ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine Geotge Wolff of Medford transacted turned home Sunday. I Harold W. Gudmafl Of Cadott, Wis This is the second case ofyoing chil Mrs. Minnie Kelley was a visitor at legal business in this city Monday. and comic section in colors. Medford Monday afternoon. Dan Bagshaw is thinning apples in consin' is visiting his uncle Wm. Fack dren running away from home this iam if Willow Springs. Mr. Gudmuti week.-Mail Tribune B. M. Collins served as a juror in the Eagan orchards near Medfoid. had been in poor health for some time $5. per year The Evening Telegram- the circuit couit this week. D. D. Good, a deputy sheriff of Ash- and came to Oregon hoping that a Catarrh Cannot Be Cured W. H. Venable of Ruch transacted lana was in town Moi.day a: tern on. 1.50 change ul climate «ouid be beneficial. The Jacksonville Post- LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as the/ business in this city Wednesdiy. Miss Nellie Collins vL-ileii her s'ster His hopes are being realized as his with cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, Miles Cantril of Ruch attended ti e Mrs. Clyde Shaw at Gold Hill Monday. malth is s: .-adily improving. and In order to cure it you must take In- Total- $6 50 ternal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is circuit conrt as a juror this weed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold We acknowledge the receipt of an taken Internally, and acts directly upon Honor our nation’s dead. They died Hill visited friend» in this city Sunday. invi.ation to atend ihecomnicneement the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Cure Is not a quack medicine. It for their flag and all it stands for. Memorial Day services were held in exeicites uf Hie Meoford High School Catarrh was prescribed by one of the best Phy in this country for years and is E. E. Kelly of MeJford was at the the Methodift church Sunday forenoon. hold ut Page theatre last night. Mis* sicians a regular prescription. It is composed of court house several days this Week. Guy Thrasher an ’. A. H. Fisher of Ruthetta En..is of this city is one < f the best tonics known. combined with the j i • _ XXI ~ ~ « i »vil i/l in t y A best blood purifiers, .acting directly on tn« S. A. Lardman of Willow Springs Phoenix were visitors here this week. the graduate* of ihe institution. We mucous surfaces. The perfect combinrv- tion of the two ingredients Is what pro spent seveial days in town this Week. Win. I. Vawter, Esq. of Medford c ngraluL.te her upon having complet duces such wonderful .esults in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. D. L. Lawtot' of Medford attended transacted business a: the court hou-e ed the course .v.lli high honors. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props.. Toledo. O. H. H. Lampman of Asbestos, who the circuit couit as a juror this we k. Wednesday. Bold by Druggists, price 75c. Take Ilall’a Family Pills for constipation. Howard Thompson of seven Oats is serving as a juror in the circuit Attorney B. F. Piatt of Medford ---------- ♦<*>•----------- transacted business in this city Thurs was a business visitor in this city cour, was a visitor at this office Wed nesday. Mr. Lampman is the father Wednesday. day. PREMIER of Rex Lampmail of Pori land »nd Ben Harry Young, an employee of the A. Weidner of Phoanix transacted Lan.pman editor of the Gold Hill News; business at the court h-use Wednes Mail Tribune w.is at the court house he is a good talker and is well inform Wednesday. day. ed upon the topic* of the day. Inci Pantorium Dye Works will accept j (lintly Mr. 1.ampman informed us that Theodore H. Engle of Phoenix was at the court house several days this parcels on “hurry' work—at Reter's he had been a newspaper man for 28 Guaranteed 7,509 Milts years. barber shop. week. Service Gus Newbury of Medford was trans Cashier McIntyre of ths Eagle Point | There tires bear the greatest known witness in the cir- , Bank attended as a acting business at the court house Al the Chuiches mileage guarantee, yet are sold at a cuit court Tuesday. Thursday. price even less than a tire of ordinary Miss Anna Warr n of Medford spent Walter Hanson of Grants Pass, a te- guarantee. This guarantee covers punc IRES B1TFR1AN cent visitor in this city has returned several days this week as the guest of tures, blo.v-ouls and g> I eral wear. Morning worship with sermon nt il Guarantee covers 7,500 miles service friends in this city. to his home. Mrs. 8. E. Dunnii gt< to Mrs. D. " Subject: '"A Warning.” Text: Quench against everything except abuse. P. B. Beekman has returned to Port- Bagshaw and Mrs. Hi race \ dial e No', the Spirit. I Tno.sselonlans V:19 These tires are intended for most par- lan.l after a short visit with his d oie to Medford Tuesday afternocn. Evening worship with sermon at 8. severe sei vice. ents in this city. Subject: The Enargemeni of Life.” Orders have been received for W. E. Ewir e and H C. -ho ■! at'O o’clock. Y. P. Wayne Leever of Centra) Point was i Sunday these tires for use in United States at .ie court house this week as a jur- Medford wer. wile, < es o S C E at 7:15 Service. in the circuit c ii '■><• _____ V. The « man « t xiliar will mee Givcrnment .ii the circui. c .urt. J. W. ROBINSON, M. D., I rep., lackxonville, Oregon SPE 1AL INTRODUCTORY Co In ■ a 2:30 Thu.'*- | As a H M wi.ii Mr: unsightly. *cr. Don’t pose Linn Harris of Glendal whs in town offer, we will allow the following : «•u> day. Wednesday enroute to the Blue Ledge es when you can hbvc the Bai.dy B. D. .Minister, prices for the next ten days. charge. Paul S. i district where he has several mines, ' printed at this office f«r New Home Old Abe, the Eagle That Went to War T Great Combination Offer Both papers t hrough this office if paid in advance for 1 year “Non-Punctur?” Auto Tires Farmers and Gardeners Wakeles’s, Wood-Lark and Boss Squirrel Poison Hess & Clark’s ai d international Stock Foods CITY DRUG STORE
