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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1914)
Maine has just elected a governor and a majority of legislators upon a platform opposèd to statewide prohibition and pledged to sub mit to the people at the next general election a local option law. Opposed to these successful candidates were aspir ants seeking office on a statewide prohibition platform > AFTER SIXTY-FOUR YEARS OF PROHIBITION, Mill E IS CRYINS FOR LOCAL OPTION Anti:« of Vol'-nouJ. State of Ohio, city of Toledo, i- » Lucas County, J • Pome curious antics arc performed Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he fs by volcanoes in n t:«>n Ou the island senior partner of the firm of F. J «Cheney of Snvil, In the Sainoiiii group of the & Co., doing business !n the City of To ledo, County and State aforesaid, and south l'ncltle, n tlssure <>|n*u«l lute one th.it mid ‘firm vttl- pay^LLe-sxHujiof 0X11 HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev day in n cocoa plantation. An eruption ery case rf Catarrh that cannot be cured took place iiiiinediately. ilevnstiiting by the use of IIALI/S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. .............. the whole island After an eruption Sworn to before me and subscribed In by Mount Tnnl in Luzon- Philippine my nrt co, this 6th day of December, a . n. lsso. Islands, live lakes, nil of «lilTerei.t col (Seal) A. W. ... GLEASON, _....... , ors. were left in tile crater. Kntinal. in N »tary >t.iry rubile. Public. Alaska, spread its volcanic dust around Hall’s Catarrh Cure is ta’-on internally acts directly upon the blood and mu the world in less than n inoutli. Mount and ff us surfaces of the system. Send for I'elee thrust a ro< k plug Ihiqilgll_ its testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. crater nearly g.ixxi feet liiuli in n few Said by all Druggists, 75c. • days. Tlie plug lias since sealed until Take Ball’a Family Pills for conatipaUos« only tile slump Is left. B.rmhiisiui. in I. - Japan. Iilew Its own lieail < If mid (lien '.I. K. RANN k belt lied streams of iiot nmd When! the island of Krakiiton, near Siiinatra, was destroyed by volcanic scliock the ! Lawyer report of tlie Explosion was heard <> inileH away. Cotopaxi. In Mexico, once broke loose so suddenly that the snow Office ìq Bank of Jacksonville Building on its summit was scattered over tlie su rounding counjiy us blocks of ice.— (.JACKSONVILLE. OREGON Kansas Citv Times. i Vermont adopted prohibition in 1850, iled it in 1903, “tried it” 53 years 66 66 ' ' 66 64 1 66 66 66 New Hampshire 66 1855, 1903, 48 66 66 66 i ÍÍ 66 66 Michigan n 1 8,>5, 1875, 20 66 66 66 66 66 « u Connecticut ii 1854, 1872, 18 66- • 6 66 66 66 66 66 Rhode Island ii 1852, 1863, 11 66 66 66 66 > Ci cc 66 Massachusetts a 1869, 1875, 6 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 South Dakota <c 1890, 1896, 6 66 66 66 66 66 cc ii Alabama tt 1908, 1911, 3 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 Nebraska <c 1855, 1858, 3 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 Illinois a 1851, 1853, 2 44 66 44 • 4 44 44 Iowa 44 1881, (by mulct law) 189.3, 12 44 44 44 New York 1855, statute was declared unconstitutional 44 44 44 <4 44 44 44 Indiana 1855, 44 64 44 Ohio 1851, and annulled it by License Tax Law 44 44 44 Wisconsin 1855, statute vetoed by governor No Route South CAN EQUAL The Scenic Shasta Route ■ i" u? • .»j Through Oregon Mary 5. Hurst spent Sunday in M d- ford. California. THREE THROUCH TRAINS DAILY ■■■ V “Shasta Limited” Leaver Portland —v.- -3:"fi P.M. “San Francisco Express“ Leav< s Portland 8:15 I* M. “California Express” Lea'es Portland "... 1:20 A.M. Direct connection at Sin Francia«-» wi’h trai is Rast vi i Ogdon or South through Los Ai gel. s. El Paso ot N«w Orleans. $55 Portland to Los Angeles and return 0N SALE DAILY, LIMIT SIX MONTHS Corresponding Low Rout'd Trip Fares AU Other S.P. Points . . ’ Tickets In ell points south und esst on ss'e <1 P,}^. li^nn- iuW dr.eilj tha of Otti, rr s, T e f xeo, Ilion II- ■' Ile I p Sah Fr-.llielsso lo New O, leans on auplieation to re rest Agent. or VOTE 333 X NO day, and >• lit Defeat of the proposed prohibition amendment has no effect on the present efficient local option or home rule law. Joseph Martin was a. Medford Thu s- I SOUTHERN PACIFIC Register before Thursday, October 15 LOCAL NLWS : OF THE Is there any reason why Oregon should exporiment with this treak legislation? A -■* • t —- v'.t ■ »• John M. Scott, General Pas^ng-T A^ent, Portland, Or ’gon (P«ld Advertiiemenl—Taxpayen and Ware Earners' League oi Oregon. Portland, Ore.l Miss Je e 1 ih. ley was at Medford Friday. Lewis Bal er was a recent visitor it Medford. Chris Ulrich relumed from Roseburg Thursday, Dr. T. T. Shaw returned Thursday from a visit at Salem. Rev. A. Coslet will preach at the Methodist churbh Sunday. Mh and Mts. H. K. H mna Were vis- ¡t0 3 lt Me.Jfbrd Wednesd y evening. Mrs. Alice Lyon Burke, a native of Bedford, Pa. died at her home near Medford JiUftday aftun or:. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the fam- i'y re iience. The body was sh pp <1 east for interment. County Trea.urer’s Sixty-foutih Cal. State of Ofegdn, County of Jackson. TREASURY DEPARrUlKi»? George E. Nrtub r who has b?en farming on Evans creek the past su.i • mer returned to town Tuesday evening He expects to ItaVe in rt few days foi t ie Blue Ledge district where he wi I . do 1 assessment work on a numb«.f of mi: ing claims. a I 3 Jacksonville, Oregon. Oct. l;)th, 1914 H. L. Sinclair of Ashland was in tcwU Notice is hereby given that there Tuesday. ire funds on hand for the redemptiin Lewis Ulrieh was in MeJferd Thtrt« >f all County Warrants, which were day morning: protested July 15th,1911, to Aug. 4th, Mrs. S. Walsh was a visitor at Asl - 1911, both dates inclusive. land Tuesday. Interest ceaS-S on the Warrants ! H. A. Canaday of Me iford Was a Frank Harding of R.i h was a visit« r business visitor at the Cuurt 1 qu e HOT LAKS MAtfAGSR WOULD above called, this 10th day of Oc- in towr Tuesday. Tuesday. LIKE NOTICE OF ARRIVAL IN AD ober, 1914. JAS. M. CRONEMILLER, Fred OfTenbacher of Applegate was George A. Gardner and W. T. Grieve VANCE. Persons contemplating . i'ri usurer of Jackson County, Oregon. in own Wednesday' were visito.s at Medford Thursday af v rit to Hot Lake Springs, Oregon, Mr. and Mr». Peter Ensele were vis ternoon. Who require the service of a wheel itors at Medfo,xi Tuesday, George Wolff the Medford mining chair or other special convenience, are Political Announcements Fred W. Mea s of MedforJ was a man was transacting business in thi r, quested by the management to g:v, vleiut in this city Tuesday, city Tuesday. i«oiice of arrival in advance, so tba. Sheriff Sing’er, Flo Thompson and proper eare ü:il attrition may be as J. A. Letnery of Ashland had bu i- Sheriff. Minnie Kelly attended the show at s urea nesS in the circuit court Tours lay. Hereby announcing mvself as Re- (Paid advertís emi nt) WANTED-to trade seco, d Land Medford Wednesday night. i vblifan Cam (date f< r Sheriff al the Mrs Etta McDonough, wife of Mar buggy for WO. d. Lr. R. L. G, :den The annual teachers' institute ol c m.ng cleotibr, 1 stand on my past Mr. and Mr». C. D. Abbott were vir- tin McDonough "f Medior 1, died at her . ack.-on an : Josephine counties will b< reccud of effi’ient service in the in- Itori at Me ford Wednesday evening. h« me in that citv Tuesday. h Id nt Medford Monday, Tuesday ar t lest of the taxpayer, and rerpeatfully T. W. Fulton for mar of this < ffi« r | .Vel.lies ay of next week. The pub.ic s liic.t the support of all voters The county court was in cession for W. H. S1NGLER. the transaction of county business Wed spent a couple of d ■’ s I unting in thi schools will be closed on those days in (Paid Advertisement.) Ai piegate valley th s we.k. order that the teach rs may attend the nesday. —------ xtr -------- -— E D. B i.rgr, a pr miinent at om v institute. An excellent piogr.im has Porter J. Neff of Medford had busi ness in Justice Dox's cout TnuriJay of Ashland w is t ansact ng legal busi beenpraoare I by Superintendedts Wi Ils County Treasurer. and Savage and the corn ng institute tie» - in this city Wed.ie.-day. afternoon. I am the demicratic nominee pr mia-. a to bo the most instructive John A. Perl of Medfor', inderen Mrs. H. G. Gilmore and Miss Helen a d e itertai ing meeting of teachers treasu’er of Jackson county and w Albro of Ashland visited friends in this dent candidate fur c< unty coroner wa appreciate your support. ever h.-.d in Jackson county. a sidior in this ci'y Tuesday. city Monday. S. (Sid) I. BROWN. W. Hanna of Evans creek transact- j Chris. Ulrich left Tuesday evening Tl e , asa of F. M. Van Aylstan and (Paid Adve: tisement.) <u business and visited friends in this for Roseburg wh le he transacted busi T. I icksun charged with violating the laws of the road, c; me up for hearing city Wednesday. ne»s with the U. S. Land Office. County Recorder. in Justice Dex’s coi rt Tl uisday after- The regular Meeting of city council A party hunters ret.irned from the was not held Tuesday night owing to I Evans creek district Mon lay morning n on. The charge against Van Ayls- I hereby announce myself as can lan was dropped as Dickson was driv- lack of a quorum. wit'., five bucks, the result of thei ; ! er of the car. Fiom the evidence of didate on the republican ticket fnr county recorder. If elected I will Judge Dox has secured the services trip. I the witnesses examined at the trial give my undivided attention to the of Miss Mabie Strand to assist him at Leon Hanna of this city and W. S. t ie fa -ts are about as follows: V.< i duties of the office. Election Nov. 3, the express office. Barnum of M idford I -ft Fri lay morn Avistan and Dirkson were travel mg 19i4. Dr. Wi.hycoma, of Salem, republi ing for t f w day» hunting deer on Ev f m this city to Medford Moni y CHAUNCEY FLOREY. can candidate for governor was in town ans creek. , n ,ht in a car driven by Dickson an I (Paid Advertisement.) Thursday ulteinoon. Miss Mary Bagshaw, Mrs. C. F. i when just around the turn near Fick s Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rafferty of Telo, Howey and Cliff Hun tington attended residence, met a wagon containing two County Treasurer. were transacting legal business ir this K:t'iv McKay at the Page in M.idfcrd men named Cook; that in attempting city Friday afternoon. I to pat» the wagon tha driver of the heteby announce that I am the Re- i Wednesday night. I car neglected to turn out to the ruht pi i.lican nominee for the office of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Port have returned Thomas Smith a Klamath Falls In side of the roal a id in consequence County Treasurer. from Butte Falls where Lee has tJeen dian on trial for the murder of another smashed into the team, injuring one of FRED L. COLVIG. employed as forest ranger. Indian named Link River Beal war (Paid Advertisement ) i Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna enter- 1 found guilty of ma slaughter bv a ju- the horses snd the wegon. The testi ta i.-d Mr. and Mrs. Bagshaw and Mrs ry in the Federal Court at Medford, mony showed that the wagon an.! team were on the proper side of the road an i C. E. Howey Thursday evening. Coroner. William Hanley, progressive candi- . I the car was not. After hearing the Charles Persei, the wellknown Bun ' date for U. S. senator was in town i ! testimony of the witnesses and argu- I wish to place my name before the com farmer and lumberman transact ! We«!nesday evening and delivered a , mr-nt» of counsel, the court fined the voters of Jackson county as an inde e cusiness in this city Tuesday. | short a’dress at a meeting held at th« defenda.it $2 > 00 and costs H. K. pendent candidate for County Cor- A number of p raons from the Ap ccurt house. >evera! ex-el'e-t musi- Hanna of this place appeared f t the i oner. JOHN A. PERL. piegate attended the funeral of “Gran -1 c»l selections were appr.r «* by the • tale and Porter N t tl of Medford for the defense. (Paid Advertisement.) audience. pa” Low ten Wednesday afternoon. FOR SALE Pure Extracted Honey Ï 51b. Pail 50 cts. 10 1b. Pail $1.CO t (I g I 5 Gallons $4.50. F. L. TouVeik’s Residence UMON LIVERY STABLE i £. £>. STEPHENSON. Frcprielor Í General Livery and Transfer Business Gcod RigsjSaddle Horses. Rates Reason able. Horses and Buggies for Sale Give us your business or Trade. Jacksonville, Oregon i “A NEW ONE 99 In Box Paper Twenty-four sheets of cloth finish paper; twenty-four wallet flap envelopes—all for 15c. Compliments of congratulation, notes of thanks cost one nothing but pen ar.d paper-a small ¡'.cm, indeed, if purchased here. We have Tab'ets in all their sizes, styles and fadlets, and Box Paper for every puise but as for the “New One” cun you beat it? Please convince yourself. CITY DRUG STORE W. ROBINSON, M. I)., Prop., lacknonville, Oregon
