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•^JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
Apologists tor Mr. Bryan point o
the fact that the great commoner has
an accumulation of two years of words
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
to get out of his system.
No extra charge is made for the oc
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
casional sunshine.
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Calling out the 1916 recruits seems
Enteredsecond-class matter June 22, 1007, at the post office at Jacksonville, like robbing the cradle to feed the
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Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1819.
grafre
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To-morrow You’ll Prori By What
You Learn TO-DAY!
-c least no one will deny that Rou-
maria knows how to drive a bargain.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
It is a poor summer in which the
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application.
mosquitos have the chilblains on their
stingers.
In the meantime neutral ships in tie
Oiegon Industries
Electric Sparks
war zone are as safe as a pickaninny
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(From off our Wireless)
swimming in an alligator slough.
Corvallis—Retrenchment and tax re
Europe’s war is going to celebrate
duction program adopted by citizens.
its first birthday pretty soon. It is a
Dreadnoughts beg leave to file r.n e:
lusty infant and is growing every
Pilot Rock —Work started on O. W. ception in the case of submarines.
hour.
R. & N. terminals to cost $250,000.
Admiral Fullam stanchly refuses to
Jap newspaper rejoicing that a Wis i stand between the middies and the deep
Yankee Sailors on Ship
consin politician, bidding for labor blue sea.
votes, got the seaman’s bill through
The world has but little use for the
killing off American steamer lines to
man who tells it a disagreeable truth.
London, July 5-The Norwegian bark
the orient.
If we should all keep away from Fiery Cioss has been sunk by a Ger
Salem—.Eppley baking powder facto
trouble as successfully as does the state man submarine seventy miles south
ry doubles capacity of plant.
Her
board of arbitration this would be a west of the Sciilv Islands.
Baker—Improvements t<> be made sweetly peaceful world.
crew of eighteen men after spending
on Ben Harrison mine will total $100,-
20 hours in open boats, landed at Swan
Carranza’s forces are again about to
000.
sea. Among the crew are six Ameri
take Mexico City which is getting a lot
The O. & C. land decision means that of violent exercise leaping back and cans.
these lands valued at more than $30,- forth between the frying pan and the
000,000 will not be withdrawn from fire.
Two Girls Drcwn
taxation in the state of Orrgonand
One
fact
brought
out
by
the
cente
thrown into the forest reserves, which
would have been the result had the nary of Waterloo is that no living poet
Salem, Or., July 5 Miss Maud Smith
federal government been successful in has produced a war poem equal to By a bookkeeper in Lebanon, and Miss
ron
’
s
famous
lines
or.
that
famous
bat
its suit. —Eugene Guard.
I tle.
Dorothy Rauch, a high school girl of
Beaverton votes $23,500 bonds tor
this city, were drowned in the Willam
Julian Street thinks that Uncle Sam ette river here yesterday afternoon
high school.
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is in no condition to fight. And in no
while endeavoring to save Miss May
Cpttage Grove Sentinel—Protection
mood, either, Julian. The chap that
Rauch, a teacher of this citv, and the
from from freak laws and confiscatory
legislation is all the bonus capital asks tries to force Uncle Sam into a fight is third member of a ba.hing party cf
in for a good licking.
five. Miss Ruth Rauch, also a school
of Oregon.
George Barnard Shaw’s attack on teacher, and Miss Gretchen Brown, a
OregonCity—Latest efford to pave
Main strtiet is award of contract for so Lord Northcliffe’s patriotism revives high school girl, both ot this city, also
called Wbrswick asphaltic ccncrete at that ancient controversy between the plunged into the deep water in trying
pot and the kettle.
to save Miss Rauch and were saved by
$1.$) ^«/rJ1yard.
Two hundred saloons and twenty rescuers.
Eygene—E. J. McClanahan will man
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ufacture combination chair and steplad clubs closed for a day in Prohibition
A tlanta.
der.
Way W/a/k Ten MiLs
SATl llOAY, Jl'IA' 10. If) 15
Portland musicians union demand to
fix wages and number of players who
shall be employed meeting with united
resistance from hotels, restaurants and
theatres.,
Silverton - Silver Falls Timber Co.
expending logging railroad.
First National bank building Port-
I .nd to use Oregon-made steel.
Cigar boxes made from alder and
balm wood is a promising industry.
Portland—July 12, bids will be open
ed on $250,090 jetty improvement at
Siuslaw.
An Indian Judge fined an Oklahoma
, man one dollar for chewing gum in
Washington, Juls 5—The annual 90-
court. They are allowed to chew the
mile horseback ride tor officers of the
Fag only.
United States army to kerp them in I
These aurora borealis displays are good physical trim may be abolished
another inducement to “See America for a 20-mile ride or a ten-mile walk
First.”
every month, Both of these proposals
Georgia interests will be just as ful are now under consideration by Major
ly conseived by giving the condemned General Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff
the benefit of the doubt before it is too of the army.
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late.
The ten-mile walk, recommended by
Nationally the Democratic, party is the officers of the general staff, is now
collecting a lot of large and imp. sing being carried on by officers of the navj'
fracture.
and marine corps.
Remarkable Tribute to Supreme Commander 3ina M, West of the Woman’s
Benefit Association cf (be Maccabees.
VR3M LÖUI5E HINRICHS
3-uprrmt Finança
Maa per
MRS.NELLIE C.V.HEPPERT
rvme Lieutenant.
Co-m
The Public is ldarning the lesson of False Economy by
Shopping Away From Home
“Paying Less in the beginning and
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More in the End”
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People who insist on Quality and Fair Prices will find it will
pay to see our Big Line of High Class Merchandise before going
elswhere.
A Complete Line of All Summer Goods at greatly reduce d
prices and a cordial welcome awaits you at
Taylor - Williams Co
7/ie People's Store, where t
"The World is Growing Better
Oregon
Jacksonville
PHONE 112
Comes But Once a hear!
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FR ¿E REPORT on p'li.m; 1 uy. Patent pract-
hv CM-hL-ivuly.
K LxhLfigNCEs.
Sei a •’ < p;its in *• ”upg for invaluable book
on -ov. < J o nr*...4 a >.i slll patents ,
' Hell O’,.’8 will P V. 11 .\v to get a partner,
n.fent l.i,. and o..,. r valuable tutor mat ion.
but brings help and health, sunshine and gladness
for the rest of the year:
D. SWJ & CO.
Chautauqua“
PATGfiT LAWYERS,
303 Seventh St, Washington, 0. C.
Ashland, July 6-16
Music, Lectures, Entertain.nent, Instruction. Fine
camping, Fine program.
You’d have the time of vour life
Write for printed matter.
I ir.3 only way to
DR ELIZABETH
M HOOPER
514 p r # m r /Kpdfal
Fcarril rte r
MI35 BINÆ M. WEST
uprtrnf Co wm ¡¡rtdet'
MISS FEAhCfS
D.PAUT RIDGE
Supremo Record
tss ai t (
S will th. (’ t .I tl I
•or i j'.ir '
r dnstorm wh
islta o < >h o
Ian a ed is e.*tint «lcd at
doh r .
s' and - ti.e
fc California
il its n
irve an <q it. in the i lls of “2.or er
i.-re. the compa: v beii-g eiijoine l f:< tn
sei ing lands, a- d Congress being --n-
H i efinite time in v.meh to nx a m.-ih-
ol by which the lan is be s >i I. nr other
wise opened to settlement, ai-t where
by the interests of the pc- pie shall be
cut served.
When Congress does act In re
no
iLubt but that ihe first co -.- k .. rati n
in tl.e minds of its members w.,lbe
that the lands shall be di.-p ise-i ut' to
the best interests of tne «lade people
ot the Nation. Oief.un as u State, will
. u v no special e- nsiueration.
The greatest l< s of
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Cin nna i • nd v ci'iitr. -.- here l_ t -
so is are known to bedend a id 15 in i
Cj.ontr ite s 'ac.’.son
NEW HOME OFFICE BUILDING OF THE ASSOCIATION, PORT HURON. MICH.
ing. 11 d the dead there b-ing
N June
the city of Port Ilu-
Every year finds thli nss’elntlon pro ed out with a $150 debt, no members h i dij. wl o were dr *vned by Ln- c-.p-
I ton, Midi.. uflb tally welcomed grossing, but the past four years have mid unknown, to organize what today in of the towboat Convoy in ;hv O iio
A jury in the coroner’s inquest held
home MI m Ilina M. West, su recorded Its greatest idv uicement. is meeting the needs of 187.IXIO women r .’er.
Women,
by
seeming
fraternal
protee-
ov.r
the body of George Cox, ai.e.ed
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in
the
mutter
of
home
proiecti
>n
preme commander of the Worn
1 tlon, lire freer to seek out new fields through fraternal insurance.
In Eastern Miss uri I he
Miss
t > have died from the effects of a blow
•n ** I'euetlt Association of the Mac
■>f endeavor and become more Indi- West has been a leader beloved and su ned the proportions of a
received in a fistfight wi.h Kelly Jack-
cabcvN. In recognition of her remarkn pendent and cnpnble.
1 adored by her members, and ns an In m ashing ’62 blocks in St
son, exonerated Jackson from any
blv efficient work for the association
A woman's convention without one signia of their esteem the convcutlcn t wn i f 11,000 people.
bi une. An elimination showed death
The revest Ion was tn charge of Mayor word of dissent 1» rather nn uniisuiil
endeavored to prevail on her to accept
It.ack and the city commission and thing. Tills was the experience, how-
St. Peters, a town of 300 inhabitants resulted from a hemorr. ge of the brain
the well earned salary of $lo,ooo a
wiim partlclputcd iu b) all the societies
pe< pie, thought to have been due from excite
■ver. of the n c nt eighth quadrennial year for the next term lu a master* and Giltn re, a village of 10
chibs an I bushi<“< •
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-f thi ii ssoet."t’.-n In Nen fill address she declined, stating tli.it were nlmjst wiped ouf bv the torn..do. ment and tile heat.
1 • 11 ill) I ■
Yii.k
liver-
i ion whs , i model the weal of the association was upper In St. Charles and St. Peters there
The
seven
witnesses
examine-l
testi- ■
of the t
’Ji m
a H
s i <1» >f bv-t'e-s eblitt
-i.d parliamentary most iu her mind, not tile remunera was i o loss of life, while in Gi more
tied that Jackson had pushed Cox out |
tnnrl-H.'.ie *rl to •«»
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( ,t »;,n
■ i i! . iml . ms were laid f-n the tion.
only one person was killed.
worker f<n f;... . ... t a.id 1
of the doorway of Selby's saloon be- I
- sent qundrenninl term wlih-h w re
Mips were taken at till« meeting of
In Lincoln and Custer counties. Nt b. cause of his abuse of an old ma: .—
’inc Woman's Bencilt Asset alien ef •lin ed to meet tlie grout mid growing
repr- motive women to etidi w a state wind and hail caused heavy l isses.
the MuceHlM’C'* Lrives Hs prelection and work of Its.tsT.OtX) women
Sun.
lioipttai service In every state. Ohio,
fraternal InlcrcHt to wli.te U',r:t,n ol
Many Important features were pl.-n-.-d Illinois mid Michigan already haling
ge<»d mural vliui.nitt
It i- nonpolttl before the convention for decision, one
their service tn satisfactory use. By
cal and non-•»s’tarlati. and d’.‘|>en,se being tlie ehnnulng of tin- name from
Her Narrow Escape
The Land Grani Case
this philanthropy every metnlier re
Ifb f| !r a ' \ in
tin- luidles of tlie Maccabees of the quiring expert n.eoLtd attention may
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no idea you wcule accept me
pmv ha es
World to tin- W" cm's Benefit Asso have it free of coat to herself.
the first time I propoaeii. Sht And ,
The |»r«»te ’*!<»n of the S'»’-«». latien enn elution e.f the M u i ili. es
Addresses were given by Mr. Mlle»
In the hopes that throng a con.-ulta
tw sv- ure.I for ulioiv life and v
Another Inqiort.-int step taken was M I>avi-on. fraternal insurance actu
• -id \uu thin« j tvuuki ihc second time?
lion of repreaen'atiVcs from U .- coun-
life coiiibiiad wltll iisahl'lti bun
the ms-eptaiii e of plans for a hand ary of New York city, mid Mr Jatnea
i .c On. thur<. wuuid have aeen no sec
l.ist illt’vss at I Lili’ ii t utils,
some lie« home olllee at Port Huron V IL'iry. Michigan insuranee commis ties of Oregon which com in ■.’i' i-
time.
their
bord»-:
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some
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ti
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of
si« k Is'ne < l ac i tes a .• m - c
Mleh This will Ii- a la: -e magnltl sioner. congratulated the association
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cally mat! d. at I i* • n n<.« i
■ i ill two storv nlilte stone building o,
i the signal su-eess it has attained. co n -'- n’ tie Oree »
inure than lbe -• »
»«I •» «i |n
ace. I t;
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I’........ a n st , et of* the I- - u- elt.v of Your iissm intlon." said Mr. I’awson, la d grant, an
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Sh L..j »yed th F.dls
li’in
WI iuii I' i-
<c. ' Unit
»: I 'is tile first woman'» benefit society In bri p ng them u'lih r sale i
tlie o(s|,i n'f.re tlie supreme co:a
mand.-r. 5'1 - I'- M West stmted lie j tile I'nlted States to be established on ment may be evo.ved, the F
V v-d b. s, with I . o\» n
,.| n
"How ii d vuu e-ijo.v the ballgame.
over
o i.o .t an « Mitnah
project twi iit.v-Hiree years ago.
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i sound basis, and through the foresight Cm.mt-er of Com.aeree is p ■t a: l- g to Ci i » h ?” “Ver iu». i . ’ tibul. it was
be furtnv«l o** what i:iis as «»< lath»:
give the reader mi Idea of how till
l-»ill* peerless leader. Miss West, you call a c. i-ventiunjo be held at some
tunny to
how eftun the pia.vers
already «tone toward mliiviiting
society lias progressed it will be of air tlie largest society of your kind in
convenient city of tb ? stat? within a tumbled when they were running bas-
dread ordeal Im« lent to death.
Interest to know that Mis» West start tile world. 1 congratulate you.“
very »hort time.
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ì f!cw Home
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Scwinj Machine a
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L to buy the machine
wi.h the name NEW
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*< end in the lejs.
ft1
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TÙÌ3 machin« is
v. .rrunted for all
l.r.w.
IdS
f ilo other Eke it
No ether i~ ^ood
Tb3 ií;$. Htiíí
Uactlne Company,'
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ORANGE, MASS.
LECAL BLANKS
XV e have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
Mortgages,
Bill of Sale.
-
Agreements.
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
t hattel Mortgage,
Ack now ledgements,
Real Estate ontract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice—Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Rial Er.iti Vfiiis dii-.rtet.
Notice Application for Liquor License
Ar reasonable prices. Weintend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
JACKSONVILLE POST.
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