Jacksonville post., February 05, 1916, Image 2

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-.-JACKSONVILLE POSI-:-
Official Paper at the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of .Jack so;
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw . Editor and Publisher
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Entered as second-class matter June 22, 11X17, at the post office at Jack invill.,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
'SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1916
It pays to Shop at Home
Don’t pass Jacksonville Buy!
r
Had you asked In the village of
Lorain which was the happiest family
application.
In the community uine out of ten
would have answered that Deacon
ArTER this week The Post will be
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Thurston and Ills wife tilled the bill.
Saluting thj Anthem.
found in its new quarters in the Fick
Deacon Thursturt was long, lean and
When began tliq custom for Individ­
building, one block north of our pres­ uals and audiences to lie standing when ' «lulling. Ills wife was fat, content
ent location and where we will be glad the “Star Spangled Banner" wus sling mil good nature«!.
The deacon had never been known
to welcome our patrons old and new.
or played?
It is a fair question. It was adopted to get mad or to du a selfish action.
by the army anil navy long ago, but Ills w ife was seldom known to borrow,
E lsewhere in this paper appears a the army and navy did not originate ant was always willing to lend.
Of a summer evening they sat on
circular letter from the County Educa­ the very appropriate and patriotic cus­ he porch sometimes for three hours
tom.
tional Board in which it is stated that
Many years ago when Jenny Lind, -witIi,ait speaking a word to each
'•■from now on there will be but one su­ one of the sweetest singers the world ythelk
z
pervisor in the county.” Many of the ever produced, was the chief attrac­
After supper of a winter's evening
taxpayers of the county believe that tion nt a Boston concert Daniel Web­ 'lie deacon built n roaring (ire In the
the board could have eliminated the ster, the great senator, secretary of sitting mom. mid then with n candle
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n one hand and it blue pltehbr in the
other supervisor without serious detri­ state and patriot, was present.
itlier
lie
descended
to
the
cellar.
The
Jenny
Lind
sang
the
"Star
Spangled
ment to the schools. To the average
Banner’’ us only that song bird could I i.iriel of eider stood in tile northeast
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person many of the recent innovations
sing 1L The audience called her back ■ orner. lie knelt before it and drew
il l our school system appear to be fads several times, and she sang n verse of •xnctly a pint and a half of its eon
pure and simple, intended to spend the our present national anthem. Each j tents. This was a pint for himself and
taxyayers’ monev rather than to fit time one man stood up and at the half a pint for his good wife. It was
the pupils for the battle of life which «■lose gracefully bowed to the singer. never more mid never less. The apple
they are about to enter. The supei- That was Daniel Webster. It was a bln stood against the south wall. lie
visors and the County Board of Educa­ good example to set. n needed custom went to It nn I seleetid four lilfe Bald
to establish, and one that has been an Mins and put them In his coattail
tion alike belong to tnis class.
Important factor In impressing patri­ i pocket and marched up the stairs. His
wife was ready with a damp cloth to
otic lessons. Milwaukee Sentinel.
give the apples a wipe. Three Of
them were for the deacon iltid one for
Snowfall Ties Up Seattle
A Norfolk Coast Garden.
Unique among English parishes Is Ills wife.
One whiter when the first snowfall
Wingland. ml the Norfolk coast. Rich,
Seattle, Feb. 2—Snow fell all last with soil producing almost unbellcv- •nine the deacon hitched up the bid
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might, and at 8 this morning 18 inches able amounts to the aero. It has no horse to tile "pnnz." or homemade
sled, mnl started for the woods. Four
of moist snow lay on the ground. Ex­ school, postotliee. public house or tax Im lies of snow had fallen, ami it w as
Wlnglanil Ims a church
cept for a few downtown lines, no collector.
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a brisk morning. The old horse *qlieiM
street cars are being operated, and the , yard, and in it lies one grave, that of ed and kicked lip tils lieels. and the
street car companies seem to regard a boy thrown up by the Wash. Along ifeainn heard himself saying:
the north const »if the county, Wlipre
"Well. If I ain't glad to be alive this
the situation as hopeless until snow
the cliffs are clmlk. sand, clay and
morning, though they have raised my
ceases falling. The schools opened loam, the lucessaiit sea is making in
taxes $2 more this year!"
opened with few teachers at their po ts roads. Once happy and fruitful vil
When the deacon mid his outfit en­
Stores opened late and had few clerks laces now lie seven fathoms deep tie
ÜSüíi r.uG-c.: U.'jtL- • wirW veí?,
tered the woods there was a rabbit's
and as few customers. Factories were low the waters. The land is practical
trail leading in the dire tion lie wanted
short handed, and their employes were ly all reclaimed and is only a few feet to go
He therefore followed it. It
trudging wearily through the wet above the sea. Imt Is one great garden
led into the woods and stop|ied at a
Notice ef Sheriffs Sale Under
Electric Spirks
An
acre
Ims
produced
more
tlmn
.$i.U;i:>
snow.
hollow log.
The deacon ndvnliced to the log and
The snow is falling as briskly as ever worth of Howers, fruit and vegetables
Execut,on.
In the mountains the fall continues in a year. Here bulbs of hyacinth and with the bend of his nx struck n it*
(fe'rom Off Húr Wíreiesñj
narcissus as good as if not better than sounding blow lie did mil sec whether L. Neidertji .‘yer; Plairttifl,
heavy. The Great Northern abandon-
tlmse that come from Holland can be (he rabbit ran out or not. His ear
el its mountain division yesterday
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bought. Here they prow millions of (•might u Jingling sound, mid in the >'■«
David H. Painter, Administrator of
morning, and the Milwaukee last nigl t flowers that grace the tables of Lila
“Are ad the English newspaoer pub­
citoment the presence of biinny was
■topped trying to move trains, but the eitshlre und Yorkshire.-Argonaut.
entirely forgotten. It w; s a Jingle of the estate of Jitjm V, Paltiier de.
Ushers I. rds?” asks a contemporary,
Northern Pacific had its plows busy all
nioi ey-not greenbacks, lint solid colli. Cfiasc f, Dhvid II. Palmer, Minerva
I N", c, nteinp. but one lord publishes
night. No overland train has arrived
Five minutes later lie ivfls •■oiijtiug (Palmer) Hunter, former widow of
In a Queer Town.
I nearly all the English newspapers. -
here since 7 o’clok last night.
Margaret Illlngtmi was making a the old log wide ?yptli and Ills eyes John V. Palrmr, deceased J. C.
Loid Noithcliffe,
coast to coast tour ns the star In a new were b'algiVcg out mid Ills cheeks were Hunter her husband, Ella Lenora
There’s no telling who will be the
play. She bad rem lied the land of th.' pale. There was coin before him— Rogers heir nt law of John V. Palmer,
Walla Walla is Snowbound
next major in our midst.
one night stands, and to break a Idng heaps of coin. It was all silver coin.
deceased, Fred Rogers her husba 'd,
tine, two, three", four capfuls of sil­ Fannie K. Sorenson heir at la v of
Jump she was to play 111 a new com
Experts are developing a haltlesh p
ver treasure. He carried each capful
mimlty that expects to have 50.000 In
th t wdl I e able to survive one turpe«-
John
V.
Palme
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,
deceased,
Frank
Walla Walla, Wash., Feb. 2 With
to the sled mid emptied its contents
habitants some day
tio. In that case othet- experts will
Sorenson her husband, Harrv A.
28 inches of snow on the ground and
As the actress, in the early morning, upon the horse blanket. When all the
p' dure one electing two torpedfis at it
still falling steadily, Walla 'Walla is dismounted from the through train, money laid been gathered be tied up Palm r, heir at law of John V. I’aiih-
time And then Whit?
snowbound today. Street cars in the with her maid and her manager and the blanket. When lie finally mounted er, decvased, and JSeott F. Hodge,
We
are
prep:.red
to
trike
care
of
all
the
sled
he
gave
the
old
burse
three
ok
Ddfendants,
city are completely tied up and even the supportin': company, an aged dar­
Arne: ieank who did Hot lea-n thd les­
wm ch, clock and jewelr'jrepai 'ng’dia­
t ixic.aos have quit. Railroads are op­ ky laid hold of tier Imnd baggage an 1 four sharp cuts with the whip. They
son of prtpafedne s from the Spanish
By virtue of an execution ah ! oV-
en, although trains are somewhat de­ led the way. (lowing and scraping, to Were the first blows the old hag had de of salt duly issued cllt of ami un i r mond and agate mountin of all kinds A-.ierican war must now go back to the
where the hotel bus waited
Follow ever received nt Ills bands, and they
d me by an] expert.
Ev rything we kind -rgarten cla a ar.d d i sd ne heavy
layed.
Ing him. Miss Illlngt n emerged from stmted him ontdit a lumbering gallop. t .e seat of the Circuit Court of the sell or repai: is ab. oluti ly guaranteed.
At noon yesterday all records for th ■ station - bed oil an ex| anse of one
stud)i p
Horse mid driver appeared at home State of Oregon, io and fi.r the Count
s inwfall during a winter season had story stores flanking each side or a In a sweat They did not stop nt the of Jackson, to me dk eeted, su l d..t d Get Ou
Prims On Watches, The'
In repFesentiri.r his constituents whri
been passed and KI inches has fallen dusty road
kiti lien door, though Mrs. Thurston was the 2lst day of Januar", 12’6, in a cer­
Are RIGHT !
live in his d stric a congressman some­
since that time. The weather bureau
I ncle." rhe asked, "Is tills the prtn there to ask wli.it bad happened.
tain suit therein, wherein L. Nieder
Visitors Always Welcome We pay
times forge's to rej res nt h's centt tu-
“S-s ti! You go right Into the house. meyer as Plaintiff on the 15th da” of.
promises no relief from snow nor frim clpal street?"
Mailing .Cnarges
i nts of the rai ion at large.
“Ids yere one? No’m," he said "Ills Judith, mid I will be there in a mln Januare, 1016, recover I a judge en'
the temperature which h is ranged from
As time goes on International law
z ro to 10 above for the last week. It yere ton n ain't got ii i | rlm lp il street." ■ nte.”
I against the defendant« David H. P .hr
Saturday Evening Post,
in five minutes lie followed after hi t
talk;-, more and m ire with the Yankee
as snowed for 72 houia without a
i
and laid the bundle of coin on the < er an.I tl e Estate of "il h V. Palm r.
THE JEWELER FOR QUALIIY
twang supposed to be characteristic of
break.
kitchen table with a dink that made I d .used, or either of tin m. fortl.e
The
Beaver
’
s
Tooth.
our own elongated Uncle Sam.
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s im .'>t Five T lou-'and Eight liumir.i!
No car| enter s i biscl .mi do more Iler cxehllni:
All that soldiers have lo do is flght
"Oh. deacon, have you picked up a Fort -one and 15 100 ($5J41 !:•>
i ciTei five work limn is lurned out with
•»
nnd
die f«r their Cntintryi But thp
lot
of
horseshoes
'"
wit
'.
ii:lvr<st
tl.e-
eon
itm.se and neatness by the I.raver's
from said 15th
1 Goverhmetit has to imVe d crisis all the
"Horseshoes nothing!!" lie whispered 1 'V of danti rv, Ulti, st t"e rat of t;
tooth This is tile prtllelpal tool ■ ;h
tiirie and I se its hair W irr) ing.
•which these patient .lever builder« as lie untied the blanket mid folded II ' < rer arm m arid Fiv Hundred(->5 l!l )
V< h.'.vc i,i> i'mrl f, r sale the folkr.vin.'
construct thill d.uns The outer stir I back.
Turkey and Bulgari» a-e How aS
Dollars Ut rn v's f•<». and the further
"Why. it's silver It’s nioneyt*’
(’• ntralia, Wash., Feb. 2 Another face of the t<oTi is a sente of very
f
i ndlv to one another as Japan and
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Cists,
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blanks viz:
"Of course it Is. and I didn't nib any
L Wi.i coir tv sawmill went up in sin lie hard enaiac I. wlii'e the body of it is of
Rusria Wars rancors do not endure
a
id
d
ere
Was
enfoL
-d
and
eo
’
ke
e
lio.ly
to
get
it
either
I
found
it
in
a
As the s .ft t sub­
Monday night when the plant oi Fr. d softer dentine
v jry long.
i 1 ’l.e i I rk ’s otfic ■ f si i I Cm 1 io
Lcvise,
boiler I ig."
Shillei. on I“dependence creek, w s stance Weill« away in use tin end of
"Deacon, we are rl It!" whispered the « id C <jn y, on the i5.li fay of ¡ o (-
Mortgages,
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I the ton’ll takes a < his l-llke lievel,
Women of flyer peace party may re­
burned to the ground. The glare* Wi s leaving a thin, slightly projecting edge wife t|s she I""'kid the kitchen door ary, 1916
B'll of Sale,
is d' recur i in V.1I.1 ni­
turn bi.'cau e they have nothing to
visible for a radius of m my miles. Tl e of hard enamel as sharp us any car­ mid pulled down the similes
21 o. tn C te ui t 1,*m- J ‘"iii .1 a
Agreements,
wear. Has the peace dove been pluck-
origin of the blaze is not kn iwii , as th
"You bet we me.'' replied the deacon ' pa ' 568 anil
penter's tool tri sh from tl. • oilstone.
Vt irratity Deeds,
t».
e..? ;
570
I:-rot
f.
plant was not in operation. There was I'he thin s. ale of enamel gives keen "Help me fount the money."
Quit Claim Deeds.
i'ublic No i e is hereby given ’ i • t
Senator Works imagine that we
They counted it. It took them a full
no insurance, A large amount of tin i ncss. the softer dentine supplies
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h ttel Mortgage,
;
in
compiili
ce
hour,
but
It
wus
over
at
last,
und
there
with
the
com
:
i.i.ds
ci
’
Americans have not been strictly neu­
ished lumber was also consum -d in the I strength, and thus the combination
Aeknov ledge ale.its,
s lid i xecu i, n «nd older of sale, 1 will
forms a formidable tool, which ac­ was Just $5,1X10
tral. Senator Works should have more
flames.
"Deacon," said she after a moment, ».’I Monday, the
R ial Estate outract,
tually sharpens Itself by use.
faith.
"we alius wanted to goto Niagara Falls
Location Notice—I’lac -,
On reliable authority it is reported
21st day o’ F. b ca-v, 1916.
mid see the water wasting Itself, but
52 tnchee Snow in 24 I'outs
Seasoning Cast Iron.
Loca ion Notice Quart’.,
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that the fragrance of not buckwheat
In the niaiiutactore of the higher .von could never spare the money. We
the hour of ll) o’< I ck A. M. oi th
Saiisfaction of Mortgage,
cakts makes the best alarm clock.
types of ma lilnery care Is taken to I will go now, won't we?"
r*r nt door of the Court Hous ' i;i J Cl.
il ■ il 'i i i; • \
. > I i i;.' ict,
The deaeo’i was silent.«but there was
Feattle, Feb. l Ffty-two inches <f lessen (Ite .ooliti;: stri--s of Irmi cast
If Great Britain cannot pry irto our
such a loot« on Ips fnee ns she bail “invi le, Jackson Coutny,Or iron. >dT A' reasonable prices. Weintend adding
•now ft II at Kncktlale, the western p< r- Ings by annealing or son e other moans ne'er seen before. It "in a look of
or « de and will sell at public ,m ■: o-, 'other blinks 13 fast a« possible unti mail let it be content with reading the
In order to make the iron homogeneous
tal of the M ilwnukt’c rai’rt».ill’s C:’.‘c:<’e and list Halde to lironkaue or dlstor avarice and selfishness combined, mid
o the highest bidder for ea h,
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'he line is complete. Blanks of special picture postal cards.
t i.i’el, :n ihi* 24 hours endii g a’ 7 tl s flou. This [ rm ess is known as "sea­ it "its not good to see Siie find to re tn ie ie'up'ion as is b 1 iw provi.l t i!1 ' form printed to ord r at short notici
Members of the peace P'r'y have all
mornii g. At that time the snow was soning." It Ims been round in tlx- ease peut her question liel'ore lie replied.
f the right, tuie and in’..:\ I that he
passed tl rough Germany. No further
"Judith.
I
want
you
to
understand."
tiK ie than 19 fret deep and the fall of ordinary test bars one in h square
defer ta us had 0.1 t’c <! "te of he
sasuahics were reported,
e<>: tintie»4. Mi'waukee trains are git- In section that there was a gain In ■aid the de icon ns lie w alked back mortgage herein f 'rechi e l or h ve
v a cs-----------
ward and forward, "there Is to lie no
strength
of
about
20
per
cent
due
to
tn^ through the mountains with a ro-
nonsense about tills money. I may since acquired or now have in and t<
I
the
slip,
ks
sustained
durile:
an
Ii
>ut
t ii .v ahead of each.
Spice of Life
I In a tumbling barrel as omipared villi have to go to Niagara Fulls on bust all the following described real proper­
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Great Northern and North*'- ° *rr, r ''"''1111011 tun's from the same Invila ncss. but you will stay at home und ty situat ■<! in Jackson County, Oregon
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1» .«serger trains ’ > her tl i morn p nm s. I
cute for ’be house. I si nil have to to. wit;
!
V isi or—Is this all the soap in tl is
a
did not ar- v*. I he Nor ’»• n I c fie
have a new suit of el it lies, but yon
Commencing a’ a p lint situated
S'.
can get tilorg with your old ones.”
I room? Landlady-Ye«, sir; all I all. w
train i n k< ii V( n h u > ,i
Ge ■ yrmhi a "are ames
6.83 chains west of the Northeast cor-
• •r - r w iti
V >u. Visitor—Well, 1’1) take two roon s
"But I h'i*'e tint had n new Isrntiet tn ■ler and on the North li"C of 1). I. C.
1'ie imine “Dardanelles " which on
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i < ci yt g ;
fourteen years." she w ailed
.
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I like to wash my face in the morning.
;’!rl bnliy be.'ii-s. Is moie musi -al tin:
No. 79 in 1 wp. 3. S., of IL 2 W., . f
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hi prac<
"Your oi l one is all right "
it
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some geogra pillen I names witli w'il i.
Fniiaddphia Public Ledger.
W. M, and running th. nc? We t
'he
• ■’ r 1*»rsîh »•»!•’ hceV
And tba. treasure from ttie holli-w
children are burdened
Mr- Andrew
1 f-LU F AfUT' .
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said
N
rth
Ii
ie
six
chains
and
twen
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t
'
,p«t
n
p.trtîK
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log
bred
di
-elision
alrr
q
within
the
Lillig tells ef a family «lai,. I'." ba
r A .AAme îuletma; un. T‘
bles wore named after the pia .- hour It was found Hu- and mid wife ty-pine links; thence South hi: t . - me
“I heard Signor Bluffo sing ‘Hamlet’
«here tin' father liap|<e|ied t.. be when took opposl'e stnn |s. an 1 tilings were chairs and eighty links to the S- uth
m
last night!” “Ah, did you? Now. tell
he heard of their blit lis. lie beliitf :i getting rli'e for a sepnrntion w lieu the ii"e of the east portion oi said D -nn-
!” *
. W.'YEtS,
me do y< u think Hamlet was mad?”
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< oiirirr. there Wei e 1 St 1‘ett r bur. deacon parsed one of th ' i o ns nt ’lie i.in L’l’iu Cl iim; then • ■ E ‘.st on the
■ ■ 's» " i.'r • ’rn. D. C.
“The ore »■» iff getting out at tl e
n jf
, He must have been. There wasn't a
gro
erv.
The
gio
er
tor
,1
It
counter
mil n Napes, Kn'te. t and S moir.ik
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S
utIi
ine
ix
chains
and
twentj-
Im alia mine in Wallowa county is run­ wvrv the twins, n title the
hundred dollars in toe house.”—Musi­
felt, mid the whole pit ■ of -d'ccr was
only ihitigh
nine links; thenee N ,r:h thirty one
ning $23 per ten.” sa) a S. I . Wi he«- ter was 1.1 nii'il Vi min
overhauled, to find tlmt c i , • c fin was
cal
Couiier.
c aios :ihd eighty link« to th, ie place of f r the sai I i real prjpjrtv execution
t r. one -f the men active in i’s ’eve -
Anothv • vlliiotN
graphical mime bogus It hud boon hid ', i i . th:' Io*:
onm.'n*. The mine i< 25 mile' fr m is n con 1 »1 In the "Solive ilea du < tie by those w*>o tnm’e It. Wii.-n the sad •oinin re ng, contai"ing t*emy acres, t.i satisfy the ju Igin it, c-is’s, attorn-
aid property beii
I '" fe. a and accru.ng cost« of 3 ile.
aii< r <lr Cil>s\ ” III 1 S'­
truth stood reven o I m d it; deacon
Homcs*ea 1 and 40 miles from Joseph,
when at
The Mast •! (taking trie class on the
i» 1 e '. ” ¡« 2l«t i < of January, 1916.
t’ - railroad
ol ie«. All hot
>ur :i< îi< ! t the Lreii il eint. assy nt Ber hill! fuimsl mid fretted mid his wife i lac «mi, State of
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ti. he r: t : < ' III i ess |:< 8t' * If. W'lo had ski'd a fen tea-s tie -* >o ! before
’ g -f- S m " r- n* 4
mi’e* ■* *h , -n-’ ’ *o lorn I is n g
d very much
1 \ . '“•a be auso her mid queied
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”A "i nel t00' feet i >r
"Well, .lutltli. What mi we going |<> ,
vs. What
HG ii II:, i duriti ilio will of
is n -w being run. The vi ms are th' .
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IVO lit'l rm her ’ H ai time do about 14
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Expv.ic .cej
il
a.
ad
of
th
it"
Vi
dt
•crib-
d
Get
your
st
in
nary
print«.
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at
this
s-'d one-half feet wide. There are
• »ii- in • inr :iu l <.»r :i 1 sslan r< gi
“Quit lielng Idiots," «lie answered.
tch lar—Because there were only two
property w ill be sold at said time and otfic '. Our worx is guaranteed and
i . :> '¡»ili G •tie
4000 feet of tunnels, shafts and ci ss- : IK
And they then and there quit.
worm» in the Ark, sir.-New York
place in the manner provided by law 1 our prices are right.
cuts in the property now,
( Telegraph.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.5'».
Advertising rates furnished oi
Don't be misguided by reports on Markets and Prices
from other
towns-
%
The Mei chants at Home
can and will meet all legitimate competition and hence
should merit the patronage of the town as well as the
surrounding country:
We are exerting every effort to keep an up-to-date, first
class article in every department at prices at least, as
reasonable as can be found anywhere in the valley.
Kindly give us a trial before paying carfare or going
elsewhere. Quality and Prices Guaranteed at
Taylor - Williams Co*
The People’s Store, wher4
“The World is Growing Better"
Jacksonville,
Oregon
PHONE 112
M .il Us Your Watch Ard
Jewelry Work
Martin J. Reddy
Medford, Oregon,
Sawmill and Lumber Turn
On Independenc Creek.
L ÌÌLANES
JACKSON VILLE
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Wallowa County Mine
Yields Ore at $23 Ton.
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