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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1914)
LOCAL NEWS Miss Jewell Bailey was a recent vis itor at Medford. Notice For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon. November J3. 1914. No*Ice is hereby given- that- .- C. -Ganiard. of Appieirate. Oregon. who, on July 19. 1909. made Homestead Entry. Serial No. 05270, for the S.E.'« section 20. Township 38 S.. Range 4 W.. Willamette Merdian. has tiled notice of in tention to make Final Five-year Proof, to es tablish claim to the land above described, be fore G. A. Gardner, Clerk of Jackson County, at his office at Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 4th day of January. 1915. Claimant names as witnesses: Robert Boyd, of Applegate. Oregon; Geo. W. Harriott, of Ap plegate. Oregon; Wm. H. Jordan, of Applegate. Oregon; W. E. Ruetly, of Applegate. Oregon. J. M. UPTON. Register. W. P. Bailey who was kicked by a Thanksgiving past-Christmas next. horse about ten days ago is reported Gus Nffwbury rrf Medford wwr in slightly improved, but is still in a pre town Tuesday.-«, carious condition at the Medford hospi Is/ A. S. Klienhammer of Byncom spent tal. Tuesday in town. The reports circulated this week to Miss Bowey’s hominy at Taylor-Wil the effect that Pearl Hassler of Cen liams Wednesday. tral Point, had purchased or leased Thomas Ryan of Watkins was a visi The Post, and would soon assume the tor here this week. management thereof, are absolutely Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown false and without any foundation what ever. We have never had any inten was in town Saturday. tion or desire to lease the paper to Mrs. Katie M, Grieve was a visitor Mr. Hassler or any other person, —D, at Medford Wednesday. W. Bagshaw. Clint Gallatin of the Sterling district Mis. Minnie Edwards died at her Was in town Wednesday, home at Watkins, Sunday November Notice of Sale of Real Property by 8. S. Bullis of the Sterling mine was 22, aged 27 years. Mrs. Edwards had j Administrator. a recent visitor irf^frs city. been a resident of Jackson county dur IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON FOR Heavy fogs have been in evidenc ing her entire lifetime. She leaves JACKSON COUNTY. several mornings this week. her husband, Frank Edwards and three In the Matter of the Estate of John Dr. R. E. Golden made a profession sons, Francis, Clarence and Edgar to D. Whitehead, Deceased. mourn the loss of a devoted wife and al trip to Medford Tuesday. Notice is hereby given that the un Geo. W. Cherry of Medford transac mother. Interment in the cemetery dersigned, the administrator of the estateof John I). Whitehead, deceased, at this city Wednesday afternoon. ted business in this city Tuesday. will from and after the 28th day of E. P. Fox a breeder of milk goats December, 1914, at the hour of 10 Chas. F. Dunford came in from his was transacting business in this city o’clock A. M. of said day, at the ranch near Sterling Wednesday. Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Fox has a premises in Applegate Valley, Jack- son County, Oregon, offer at private Ed Helms visited friends and trans herd of about 100 goats of which 40 sale to the highest bidder for cash in acted business at Medford Monday. are full grown. He makes a specialty hand, and subject to confirmation by B. F. Mulkey, Esq. of Medford was of the business and his herd contains the County’Court of said County, the a visitor in town Monday forenoon. goats of several noted breeds. Goat following described real property, to- wit: East Half of Southwest Quarter Schools were closed Thursday and milk is considered to be far more nour (E. of S. W. l4) and West Half of Friday on account of Thanksgiving. ishing than cow’s milk and is specially Southeast Quarter (W.'jof S E.J4) W. E. Phipps of Medford transacted valuable in sickness and as food for in Section Twenty-five, Township Thirty fants. Mr. Fox breeds the animals eight South, Range Four West of W.M. business at the court house Tuesday. This sale is made under and in pur for sale, but a poor family with a sick suance of a license and order of sale, W. A. Stewart of Klamath Falls was ! a business visitor in this city Tues ly infant can have the use of one of granted, made and entered of record ; these goats, free of charge by apply by the County Court of Jackson Coun day. ty, Oregon, on the 21st day of Novem ing to him. ber, 1914, in the matter of the estate i Sheriff W. H. Singler made a trip to of John D. Whitehead, deceased, Medford on official business Wednes authorizing this administrator to sell day.' At The Churches said real property. Dated this 23rd day of November, John Wilson has moved into the Wal CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1914. ter Kitto hoilse south of the court M. L. BALDWIN, Services held every Sunday morning house. Administrator of the Estate of Joun D. Whi.ehead, Deceased. A family named Hanson has moved at 11 o’clock in I.-O. O. F. Hall. into the Collins house next door to this Everybody welcome. office. Notice to Creditors An Army's Eyes. Letter By WiLLARD BLAKEMAN When |M*ople read that armies are en gaging each other at 2.<Hk> yards' dis tance they are apt to imagine that the cumliatants uun see i-ucli other, but us. a matter of fact tliey cannot. At that distance it is impossible to dlsinguisli between a imm mid u horse, ntld even nt 1.2OO yards, especially where there is any dust. It ri-qiilrcs the best kind of eyes to tell infantry from cavalry. At 1*00 yards the inoveiuents become clearer, although it is not until they get within 750 yards of enell other that the heads of the columns can be uulde I out with an.vtliing like certainty. infantry can lie seen in the sunlight much more easily than cavalry or at tillery. l>e<-iiuse less dust is raised. Be sides, infantry is dlstltigulslied by tile glitter of tlie muskets. At 2.000 yards, however, everything is unsatisfactory. — London Standard. Palmerston and the Derby. The Derby hits luid many devotees, but non«- more ardent than Lord I’altn erston. For fifty yeurs. us regularly ns clockwork, th«» |w>|Hilnr statesman galloped down t«> Epsom ««n Derby day. mid It was to Ills grout disgust flint on ills last visit lie was compelled by Infirmity mid foul weather to make tin- Journey in ii «uri-htge. As hr saw tlu- French liorsi* <(lii<Jiateiir forge abend that day lit- snld to a friend, "if tin- foreigner wins I shall not live through the year.” Ghidhiteur won. and in less than four nioutlis "Pam" ,, was dead.-London Chronicle. I Ng.* Napoleon 111., who had a scheme in tils bead for his Mexican empire, wim anxious to make a cats- paw of Englund by lnduciug her to jolu him In breaking up tile- American republic. The .Emperor Alexander of •» Not Disconcer'-ed. Russia. Jealous of England's growing An old negro iniiilstj-r w;as recently1 commercial ¡siwcr. did not propose that interrupted in the course of his ser she should prolit by the troubles in the mon by a loud laugh from one of tli.l United States and. believing that she congregation. He stopped bls dis I would not Intervene without Napole course a nd said: on's assistance, determined to prevent "De 'postli- lias told ns dat 'er hearty A "Practical” Ghost. U' possible the Anglo French interven One of tile London magazines relates laugh does good like medicine.* but do tion. brudder is 'spectfully ’•’tiudeii dat dis "Tell your master," said Alexander "one of the few instances in which a ain't er doctor's office nor er 'pothc- to the l-'fl-uch ambassador, "that if he ghost Is recorded to have played a real cnry's shop.'' and then he re^uiped bls interferes in America I will strike ly practical part. It happened In Sicily some years ago. when an Englishman sermon.—I.os Angeles Times. blui.” who was taking a solitary walking » Now, tlie emperor was not sure that tour In tile Interior of the Island slid Neutral. Napoleon would Inform the English denly became aware that a friend of "Your daughter seems to have a government of tills threat. He was his who had died some time before committed iu his Mexican scheme and was walking by Ids side. A little far great ninny suitors.” “Yes. nt least four or five.” would proceed despite tlie czar's pro ther on lie came across some brigands "Which one does she favor?” test. England once having entered the who were evidently lying In wait to at "1 don’t know. She seems to be ob scheme could not well withdraw. Na tack Idm. They looked at him and poleon was nt the time In conference then remarked, with evident surprise. serving a strict neutrality.”—Detroit Free Press. with tlie British ambassador to France, "Why. there are two of them!- and Im and the alliance was about to be per mediately hurried away, thinking it Poetical. feeted. was not safe to attack them.” The “That poet Is n genius.” One day the American minister nt writer does not tell what happened "Why ?” St. I’eteivliiirg was called to tlie Impe- then, but leaves one to draw bis own "lie rimes raiment with payment. rial palace and when lie returned to conclusions. Tailors will tell yon that they rarely ti e embassy «-ailed the second secreta go together." Esi-hiinge. ry of legation into Ids private office Somewhat Changed. anil, handing him a paper, said to him: A colored man called at Mrs. Rax- She Had. "Tills document is n communication ley’s, looking for work. Mrs. Emlicre- Ibis Chini retnlned hot to me from tlie czar expressing bis “What is your name?” she asked own Indlvlilimlltv slm e ber luiirrlngf friendliness for tlie United States and after hiring him. to Henry? Mi-«. Wntklns Oh. yes. in declaring that If tlie Emperor Nupo "Mali name is I’oe, ma’am.” was the ile«-«! nini Ilemy's tuo. .lodge. leon Intervenes in the struggle going answer. on there lie will make war upon "Poe!” she exclaimed. “Perhaps France it is essential that this docu some of your family worked for Edgar BUSI N ES ' C'R/JS ment lie shown to the British premier Allan Poe. Did they?” with tlie least possible delay. St. Pe The colored man ojiened his eye-- tersburg is full of tlie Emperor Nupo wide with amazement. GUN NEWBURY "Why-why. mn'iim.” lie said as be Clinton Gallatin of Sterling has mov Card of Thanks IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF Icon’s spies, and it is quite likely that these facts are known t<> them. There pointed a dusky finger at himself ed into the Young house on Third OREGON. COUNTY OF JACKSON is little doubt that tliey will put every “why. All am Edg.-ilT Allmi Poe!”- Lip street. Attorney-at-Law In the matter of the estate of Joseph obstacle in your way to delay your ar plncott's. We desire to express our sincere Walter, deceased. Pat Swayne of Watkins was a busi Notice is hereby given all parties rival tn England till after the Anglo- thanks to our friends and neighbors ness visitor in this city Wednesday af Will Practise in All Courts in the State Motel Courage. having claims against the Esta’e of French iilllance lies been effected be for their assistance and sympathy in ternoon. A s< h<>"'!eilclier otu-e told her t-lnsr Joseph Walter, deceased, that they tween the two countries They may our recent bereavement and especially art- required to present the same, duly also try to obtain possession of the that I lie courage wlih-li makes us do MEDFORD, OREGON W. J. Butterly of the Medford Min for the beautiful floral offerings. verified and with the proper vouchers, document you bear. Go to London us whut we think right, regardless of tin- ing & Milling company was in town Frank Edwards anil to the undersigned administrator of quickly ns possible and do not sleep till sneers of others. was moral courage, Thursday. said estate, at Room 5 Citizens Bank the best kind. children you are on tlie channel." I of Ashland Building, Ashland, Oregon 1». W. BAGSHAW "Then if ii boy li.-is n box of caudy. J. J. Deadmond of Watkins was a George Carey, armed with a 42 Mrs. Martha Watkins within six months from thedate of the like tne yeslerdny." snld ii Ind. "mid business visitor in this city Wednesday Caliber revolver, made his prepara and family first publication of this notice, to-wit: Attorney at Law afternoon. within six months from November 14, tions to leave by tile next train at 6 if lie cut* It nil himself, without glv p. m. Expecting that he might be ing nuy to peoph- that have no right 1914, Union Thanksgiving services were (tun Saves Ranch*/ watched and delayed on Ills way to to it. no matter bow min-li they cull NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER G. C. M c A llister , held in the M. E. church, Thursday Administrator the station, be called a cab an hour him mean and st'ngy. that there's mor forenoon. ..... I Forenoon 9 to 12 before train time. He knew the short al courage, ain't It. tea . her?” Office Hours: , Aftern„on 1;30 to 5 ' est route and soon saw that he was Marshfield Or., Nov. 33—While aid- The Jacksonville Poet and Portland Sadder Still. being driven in another direction Daily Telegram, for $4.50 per year. ing Mrs. Bluford Davis a widow round Bank of Jacksonville Building. “It is a sail moment In life.” said up a herd of cattle shortly after dark Change in Southern Pacific Time Tapping on the glass window that sep Cynic, "when yet! find that love, glory, See us about it. fifated him from the driver, he ap- - OREGON Pearl Hassler of the Central Point Friday evening, Lester Smith a farm JACKSONVILLE. Table jjtffired to the latter pointing u cocked happiness, are not worth a cigar.” “It Is a dis-ldedly sadder moment Herald was transacting business in this er had a narrow escape from death revolver nt him Alone o i a mountainside he was sud Effective November 13, 1913. city Monday forenoon. “Drive straight to the station,” he still.” said his friend, "when you find flint the cigar itself Is bad.”— Kansas denly attacked by an infuriated 2-year said. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. James Lawless of Siskiyou County, IL K. HANNA -old bull and was pinioned against a This had tlie proper effect, and Carey City Times. California transacted legal business 14 Portland Passenger ........... 8:27 A.M. stump. Fearing he w ,uld be gored to I reached tin« train half an hour before in this city Wednesday. A Better Term. death Smith drew his six-shooter and 24 Grants Pass Motor............ 10:22 A.M. leaving time This, was it u fortunate, Lawyer “Not much of ii town.’’ pay of the W. A. Hanna of Evans creek, spent fired twice. for it gave those In I lie The first bullet tore 32 Grants Pass Motor..............4:27 P.M “One horse, eh?” French emperor plenty of time to several days this week visiting his through his own foot; the second pass “Well, n trifle faster Ilian that. Sup Office in Bank of Jacksonville Buildii g brothers Herbert and Leon in this ed throug the animal’s brain and it fell 16 Oregon Exptress................. 5:20 P.M. make their iii-riiiigcuients with regn iti pose we say one cylinder.”— Puck. 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:44 A.M to him. city. dead at the feet of the man it had official Th«- emissary was put by an Extra fare train. OREGON JACKSONVILLE. A runaway horse attached to a meat sought to kill. Lloyd Cutlip a member It'« a Long Way Off. (bribed) Into n compartment where SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. wagon attracted considerable attention of the party had been attack- d by the Willie—Paw. when will the millen there was no one but a girl Tlie train O-i the streets Friday. No one was in bull earlier in the evening but manag 23 Ashland Motor.................... 8:35 A.M. bad no mniiii-r started than siie iiegnn nium be here? I’nw When people go jured. ed to find safety. Dogs drove the bull 13 California Express ......... 10:52 A.M. to puff ii «-ignrette Carey knew by on strike for more work and less pay. DR. T. T. SHAW my son. - (Tiii'lnnntl Enquirer. The dance given by the Central Point up themiunt lin and it was there that 31 Ashland Motor.................. ,2:24 P.M its odor that It was drugged and tiled to open the window It Inid been se Dentist. orchestra in the U. S. Hall, Wednes* Smith followed unaided a few minutes He at once broke tlie glass 15 San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M cured A Phenomenon. day night was not Very «veil attended. afterward. with tlie butt of his revolver "What Is a phenomenon. (Jude Bill?” Office in Ryan Building, California St. 11 Shasta Limited(Mail on>y)5:22 A.M -------------- wr-e-------------- Tne music was excellent. When Cnt-ey passed tlie bonier Into "A phenomenon Is a sninll boy about Extra fare train. Germany lie was very sle«'l>y and drop your size wlio never Isitliers anylsMly.” Upstairs A number of farmers and their fam Third Natijnal Bunk Assured ped into a slumber In *|)ite of Ids ef «-London Telegraph. ilies from the upper Applegate attend "'■'IN JACKSONVILLE forts to keep awake Ills suit Clise ed rhe funeral of Mrs. Edwards held was In the ruck, and when lie awoke, 60 YEARS’ Eugene, Or., Nov. 24—Eugene here Wednesday afternoon. after the train had stopped several -/ EXPEFÎÎE soon have a thir-i National bank. The county offices at the court house times. Iu- notli-ed that tlu- ense was Eugene Loan& Savings Bank has and most of the business houses in not there He was troubled only at ; plied for a National charter and the loss of toilet articles anil a change town were closed Thursday on account ! b.-en notified that it will be granted in of clothing, for the czar's letter was of it being Thanksgiving Day. J a short time. Th-- bank has already under n linen hand around his li-id.v The dance given Tuesday evening by ' been admitted as a member of the re Carey liellevcd (hat tile < lialn of spies T rade M arks Mr. Mahoney was pretty well attend, serve system. The other National banks n-iitclilng him would exp«s't him to D es :3 ns ed and a very enjoy able affair accord of the city are the Fiist National a-«d E. 0. STEPHENSON. Proprietor CC!”.'HIC.HTS Ac. pass tlirottgli Belgium He therefore nnu dmerinf Inn r.'/.y ing to reports of those who attended. j the United States National. Thecapitai coiK-liuled to go tlifougli France Ills . io . i free v. he! her an e’ti'iblo. Coninniniea- Isild stroke was successful, and lie was Mr. and Mrs.. F. W. Carnahan of the ' of th* Eugene Loan & Savings is $100, >' ' '¡’BOOK nn 1‘atents fwjc.irinu patent*. not dlstill-ls-d passing eVeil through Blue Ledge mine were in town Wed I ()00 a:i 1 it has a surplus of the same ■’in■>! Co. receive Paris and reai llltig Calais Without nd I hout • c hi tlie General Livery and Transfer Business nesday attending the funeral of the amount. The new name will be the venture His traveling liy an tlnt-X .. a B vWslit late Mrs. Fraim Edwards of Watkins. Eugene Loan & Savings National As . : . «- .U ubifL ie< te«l route threw tiff- cordon of per Gccd RigsjSaddle Horses. Rates Reaflt.n . ........ if... I wonltlr. J,nr cent dr- sons watching Idin completely off tlie Rev. H. J. VanF. ssen will preach ip sociation. r ’ it- 'r«rtim, I-3 a newsdealer«. ------------ < >---------- track and lie was not located by them able. Horses and Buggifs for Sale the M. E. church Sunday evening at 1 York i gain till In» reached Calala. 7:30 Nov. 29. Quarterly conference will itagton« D. €. England's Street Lights n •' He was leaving Ills train at Calais Give us your business or Trade be held at the church Monday at 10 a. to go aboard the boat for Dover when ra. a man stepped up to'lilm and asked If 1 One of the many inconveniences that he wen- George Carey Carey, who NOTICE—Property owners are re ( ’ s i-TJRE knew very well that lie was spotted, England has to enduro on account of queste 1 to rake up all dead leaves ih admitted that he Vila, hut In n tone to the present war is a shortage of elac- . nd T. 'ASHINGTO^ Irunt of their premises, so that they Indicate that In- w >n!d Lr«s«k no Inter tric light carb -n. Thi» has become to 3 ^rectory may be hauled away.—Street Com ference Tin- mini displayed it shield serious in some localities that in sever missioner. and, producing n |»i|«-r. lu-gan to rend I al towns arc lamps ate no longer used Of eae’’ City, Town and a warrant for til* arrest on a charge of (, K iiptive sketch of Fred J. Fick has on sale the celebra for street lighting, and one town lights sedition lu nlnst the government. h>n, population, tele ted Elison Mazda Electric Lamps. i s lamps only on Saturday night which Miainwhih- the pnsseiigci-s wen- pass 1 nt’ Dank Ing point; ■ ■ • -ry, < '.m piled by Siz-i up tianl i icl-A ling 40 Watt, 30 is the shopping night. Before the war Ing from the train to tin- boat. Carey stoo«l listening to the warrant, one eye Ce lts; 6) W icc, 41 cents. At Fisk’s carbons w«-.e largely imported from i . m a. * »»«rr E ( & on the travelers iiih I t'u- heat, the oth Paint Store. Germany and also from a factory at ■:-n er on tlu- pel-son whom h • kin-u to I»«* The last section of the Paci.ic High- Nancy in France. As these sources imrsomitlng ilii olllect «if the law of supply have b en cut off the price v ay between Ashland an I Medford When the last | isf , ic-«-r bad pus «•<! of carbon has mounted materially. — S. ov«-r the gun rw.iy tin- ' -uerlciiii kii««-k was opened for travel Tuesday m jrn- $130 Reward, $100 ing. Tne road is now pave I from Ash American Tlie readers — of ------ tills ~-r~- paper ..... will ba ed tin- l-'n-n- Inn- a il-'v a iiim I ran for I ____ ________ — ♦ '> ♦ pleased to barn that there la at least nno tlx- Isiat It h <1 left the <|o- k. tint Come hi e ur Htight, Wrll Si oc' < <! ( hi i 1 ri: ;»s S:< le, h mi ìk» t land to Central Point, and is probably dread, d disease that science has t>--en Carey < haircil tin- gii|i of ii-n f«-«-t with pine - L» Gifts, inde«-«!. Our liti i- -I «u> s britnfrl of .he Ver..- Latest able to cure in all Ils stages, and that 1s Relief Fun J fir Des'itute tne best hig.rway in the state of Ore 4. atarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is 'he only -mt dlffice'ty rt al Styh-s, ani 'he V «rv B«-st Bmg ii s Me Can gon. positive cure now known to the medical A «-out'lc- of li«nn*s oo flu- «-biiiin«-l ntul lig. t tarrb aei ; a conatitutioMl be Merit iato E ;<-h bollar ’ « worth you yvt line tt.an T e regular price of the Portland i f«-w mor«- In a Caln ■" I Carey leu« h rcquir- s a co-, itltutlon.nl treat Seattle, Nov. ‘23—An appropriation disease, obtaihed elscwhere. ment. Hell's Catarrh Cure Is taken In «si Lobilon Hi- lif <1 ro Luggage to D / Telegra-n is $5.00 per year, but of 11010 for relief of unemployed ternally, acting directly upon the blood boflu-i lilni mu! t-»--k » «-nil nt « ii e f-«r I A nd Savings ai f'1 ! i«' ma» f ea n are •-»• < ci 11y V. el »m-. Kt US r.r.d mucous sut faces of the «/stem, th, ro v«i lave made arrangements by which men ar.d women in Seattle was passed ly destroy in? the foun-litl n of th" dl - Downing ».ii-t-i prove thilt <«lir V.«)ues a < Resi, a <1 mslly thal it Ppy a to SI.op at I'.u-r«- In- got Into e-.r-. end g g tie patient strength by »V •an furnish both the Telegram an 1 bv the city council today. Part of bull Jinx up t e constitution and assisting «-ommuiil- ill Ion with tile lift |sii pre T laiksonville Post for one year for the money will be used to fit up sleep- nature In d-Ing |-i work. Ti e pr-prleto’-i mirt mid was r« >1 wl to hem Ilinl Ilf- have so rr . h filth In I’« curative pow V leash, which is ha’f a dollar less lug arvi eatirg «p;-.rt*rs for homeless ers flat I! ,y offer Ono Hundred Dollars Anglo Fran -h nlllaiu-e had tad yet lieen for any case that It falls to cure. Send perfected I'roduclug tlie czar's let m the regula--price of the Tel“gram unemployed men, S rrvlar q l-v-tr-rg f< r fcr I' t of to-.ftmir.iots. JackMonville, Oregon W. HO HIN SON, M. I)., Prop.. li ma. Bstrer get bu«y as this offer women and gils wi!l be equipp- d if nec Ad tress F. J CUENLX A CO., Toledo, Ohio. ted. ( arey went to n hotel and slept Boid by ail Drnmmtste, 7'.o. for forty eight hours without wnklng i will be withdrawn Deç. ÿl. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. I essary. UNIONLIVERYSTABLE Jacksonville, Oregon CITY DRUG STORE I
