The Democratic times., June 13, 1901, Image 2

THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
HERB AND THERE.
Somewhat Amualug ■
JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS.
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CUT OUT
Husband—I think only sensible
Grant’s Pass is to have a celebration
Thos. Heady of Grant’s Pass has women ought to marry.
on the Fourth. „
been granted a pension of 98 a month.
Wife Well, you’d be a bachelor :f
The best brands of cigars, tobacco,
Mrs. J. U. Campbell is at Roseburg, that were the rule.
Printed at Jacksonville Oregon, by
etc., can always be found at Joe visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. II.
A Boston club put up theatricals
Wetterer’s.
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Booth.
for “ladles on)y,’f and some of the
Dr. P. A. Harris of Glendale drop­ Consul Geo. Colvig and wife left lerds of creation almost racked them­
ped dead on the street last week of Wednesday for their station in South selves into brain fever trying to get
CBAS. NICKELL. Editor A Manager.
In.
ticart disease.i
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America.
*8tatione7y7nations, "smokers arti-
Mrs. E. S. Adams (nee Hamlin) and Johnson—Do you mean to insinuate
cles, etc., also a fresh line o* lunch tier infant son are visiting relatives tiiat 1 can't tell ttie tiuth?
Parkinson—By no means. It is im­
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tYAN’S BRICK BUILDING, California St. goods, at Joe Wetterer’s.
at Grant's Pass and Medford.
possible to say what a man can do un­
The finest and largest oranges, Just
Judge W.C. Hale has been cliosen til lie tries.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable raies from the groves of southern Cali­ as attorney for the state land board
fornia. always at The Boss. Every­ in this county, to succeed G. W . Col­ I presume you are always tilled
Enclose It
with the aivltie a Hiatus, ’’ said the
body buys them.
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vig.
friend to the dreamy poet.
And I will furnlah you all complete, ready for use. my IBUI Model 7 SANDEN ELECTRIC
Win. Koeppe, watchmaker and jew­ C. B. Beardsley of Chicago, who is admiring
BELT.
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euperlor I b mnlie, quality and power to auy belt offered by other dealer», for
"Yes," answered the dreamy poet;
T ub Industrial Commission has eler, is now located on California
which they charge HU.
interested
with
J.
R.
Harvey
in
min
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"yes,
and
that
’
s
about
all
as
a
general
brought out some novel and striking street, opposite the postoflice. Satis­ ing enterprises, arrived in Grant's thing."
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evidence of the manner in which the faction guaranteed.
Pass recently.
1 lodger— 1 wouldn’t be In the shoes
protective tariff suppoits “Trusts” The Ashland Fruit Association will
Nat. Feas, an excellent engineer, is of tiiat New York clergyman who lias
in tiieir oppression and extortion. In handle the fruit crop of that section managing the motive power of married 3,012 couples in his life.
Ha» no equal for tho cur» of N»rvou» »nd Phyaloal Debility, Kxli»u»led Vitality, V»r1
eocelo, l'lematuro Decline, Lo»» of Memory, Wuatlnir. etc., which have lieen brought
the case of the Plate Glass Trust,alias this year. They have already begun Christie's sawmill, which is operating Codger Why?
about
by early Indlvoretloua or later exceaaea. ESTABLISHED THIRTY YEARS.
business in that line.
on Deer creek.
•<rWrite today for my l»te»t booha.
Health In Nature," and• Strength; Ila Uwe and
Dodger -Just think wtiat lie'll have
the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company,
Abuse
by Men.*'
Mr. and Mr». J. N. Ferguson de­ to answer for.
the evidence here presented will dem­ The Portland pest-house isover-run
with small-pox cases at present, and
onstrate:—First. That this "Trust’' the authorities are calling for addi­ parted on Weanesday morning for "What do you mean by having a el
Long Beach, Calif., where they will womans’ letter in your pocket?" his
has made an enormous increase in tions to the buildings.
make their home.
. Cor. Fourth and Morrison Sts.,
Portland, Oregon.
wife Inquired sternly.
selling prices. Second. That it is The Junction City Bulletin has is­
For a moment bis face went white.
1.
A.
Palmer,
the
Medford
architect,
the protective tariff which makes sued a handsome illustrated extra lias been here during the past week, Then a shade of relief chased it away.
this possible. Third. That the trust edition, containing write-ups of looking after the construction of "On my word, Maria, 1 forgot to mail
it for you.”
terrorizes the customers to whom the Junction city and surrouuding coun­ Tuffs’brick building.
tariff enables it to dictate. Fourth. try.
C. U. Bigelo'w of Williams, the well- Uncle Jethro—There ain’t no sense
That the removal of protection is the General Fitz-John Porter, who was known stockman-farmer, was at in dictionaries nohow.
dismissed from the army during the Grant's Pass one day last week, ac­ Edgar—How did you arrive at tiiat
only practical remedy. John Pitcairn Civil
conclusion. Uncle Jethro?
war, but afterward reinstated,
president of the Pittsburgh Plate died at Morristown, N. Y'., May 21st, companied bv bis wife.
Uncle Jethro—They spell "lioss"
The Masonic fraternity of Grant’s with au “r,” and leave it out when
Glass Company, gave the Commission aged 80 years.
Pass and vicinity, May 27th. tendered
an account of the organization of
Wedderburn, Curry county, is pre­ Hon. and Mrs. G. W. Colvig a fare­ they come to “borsepetal.”
that company, from which it appears paring for a grand 4th of July cele­ well reception, which was largely Mrs. Bllkins (Hweetly)—Do have
Use with Cream—-simply delicious—one of our strong leaders.
that it operates works at Creighton. bration, and every effort is being made attended and proved a handsome af­ another piece of cake, Cousin John.
to
insure
a
good
time
for
all
who
at-
Cousin
John-
Why,
really.
I
’
ve
al
­
fair.
Not duplicated elsewhere.
Packed in Patent Vacuum Tins,
Tarentum, Ford city. Charleroi. El­ tend, both young_and old. _
ready had two; but it’s so good 1 be
wood. Kokomo, Crystal city and Wal­
Carter & Boulware, having already lleve 1 will have another.
the
first
on
the
Coast.
Keeps
Coffee as fresh as when packed
The Josephine county Sunday disposed of the kiln of brick recently
ton. controlling nearly 80 per cent, of School
Little Johnny (excitedly)- Ma's a
Convention was held in Grant's manufactured, is about to begin an­ winner!
She said she'd bet you'd
until opened. We will pay freight on your first order of 15
the entire output of plate glass in Pass last week. A fine programme other. Assisted by Woolfolk Bros,
this country. George H. Mayer, en­ was carried out and much interest they make a better article than any make a pig of yourself!
pounds
or more if you enclose this advertisement. If you care
Mrs. Fitz-Brown thought she had
body else in southern Oregoa.
gaged in the glass business in Phila­ was taken in the exercises.
for good coffee it’s worth while to try it.
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.solved the great servant question
delphia. presented tigures to show The Boys’ Brigade of Grant’s Pass ~
rhe Sunday schools of Josephine I when she employed a bright, young
gave
a
very
enjoyable
social
in
the
that the Trust has advanced prices
held an interesting meeting Norwegian glr). In attempting to
parlors of the Presbyterian church county
'Roast Berry Cream Java."
week. Rev- U. A. Dotson, field acquaint the girl with her new duties,
within the last three years 150 per Tuesday
evening, which was attended last
21b., & lb . or 16 lb. tin»,
worker, and Miss Carrie Mlllspaugh however, si e was surprised at her ig-
25 Market St., San Francisco, Calif.,
cent. He specified three sizes which, by the boys and invited guests.
SU eta. per lb. Bulk SU cl», lb.
Portland were in attendance. The norance. Finally, in dispair, she
G r OCBK y D ki - aiitmknt .
he said, covered the greater part of A splendid fruit crop is assured for of
46-lb. box at A> cent».
Original Mall Order llouae.
former
officers IX. of
the
association
were
asked:
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the demand, 12 inches by 60. 24 by 60, the Rogue river vaiiey this year. i¿-elected, to-wit; President, W. M.
•‘What can you do?"
and 24 oy 84. On these the prices There will be cherries,peaches,prunes, Hair: vice-president, J. H. Robinson: The lace of the new found treasure
were now 150 per cent, higher than apricots, pears and apples in greatest secretary and treasurer, W. P. Cramer. brightened, and she replied:
abundauce and of the finest quality.
"I can milk reindeer."
three years ago. Mr. Pitcairn claimed
Pine
Needle
Exhibits.
that this rise of 150 per cent, on the Geo. W. Jones of Marion county has
been appointed superintendent of the
Grain-0! grain 0!
sizes which, as Mr. Mayer testified, Uregon
state school for the blind at The pine needle exhibit, sent to
constituted the greater part of the de­ Salem, and Clayton Wentz has been Buffalo by the Pacific Pine Needle Rememoer that name when you «ant a de-
Grant’s Pass, receives the inter llcloua, appetizing nourishing food drink to
Monmouth, Oregon.
mand. was not a fair statement of the appointed superintendent of the deaf Co.,
est there which it merits. The Buffa­ take the place ot cottoe Sold bv all grocer»
DEMAND
FOR GRADUATES - The dimend tor
general rise. As well as can be made mute school.
lo Courier says: “Some time next and liked bv all who have uaed It. Uraln-O 1»
i.rwduate» ot the Normal School» during the pa»'
out from his testimony.—for he was The Port Orford Tribune says: M. week the first carload of supplement­ made of pure grain, It aid» digestion and
year has been much beyond the »upply
not definitely pinned down by cross- Purdin, an attorney, and a popular al exhibits will arrive. One of the strengthens the nerves. It is not a stimulant,
Poaltlona from *40 to *7* per m-»nth.
of Medford, passed through most interesting consignments to tills
a health builder and the children as well
Stute Certificate» and Diplomas.- Student» an-
examination,—Mr. Pitcairn admitted citizen
Port Orford recently. He is taking a car will be a large exhibit of pine but
as the adults can drink It with great benefit
prepared for th» State Examinations, and readily,
an average increase of 50 to 60 per look at the country with a view to lo­ □ eedle wool,also of ‘tobacco' and cigars Cost» about q as much as coffee. I Sc. and 26c.
take state papers on graduation
per package. Ask your grocer tor Graln-O.
cent, on all sizes. He appeared to cating either at Port Orford or Gold made out of the same material.
Strong Academic and Profcaalonal Courae.
Well-equipped Training Department.
“As the name implies, pine needle
think that he justified it by claiming Beach.
Expense» range from 1120 to 1176 per year.
wool is a product or the needles of the
Farm for Sale.
Call at City Drug Store and get a Oregon
an “average increase’’ of 85 per cent,
pine. It is manufactured no­ The undersigned offers for sale al a reason­
For catalogue containing full announcement» add rein
Fall term opeo* September 17th.
in raw materials (not explaining what free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach where else in the United States, al­ able
figure bls farm, situated Ibree-fourtbs of
and
Liver
Tablets.
They
are
an
ele
­
P
L. CAMPBELL.
that expression meant) and an in­ gant physic. They also improve the though it is made In some parts of a mile north of Central Point It comprlava 6U Or J. B. V. BUTLER.
President.
acres ot good land well Improved an i nearly
Europe.
The
needles
are
boiled
In
crease in wages paid to his labor—of appetite, strengthen the digestion
Secretary.
all
In successful cultivation, with good
large
vats,
then
worked
through
ma
­
buildings on |t that are almost new. also a
what? Well, of 5 per cent, 150 per and regulate tue liver and bowels. chinery by a process which takes out tine
driving horse for family use, 7 years old.
weighs 1210 pounds or good form and action,
cent, on standard sizes, 60 per cent. They are easy to take and Dleasant in the fibrous growth from the inside of and
perfectly reliable.
effect.
For
sale
at
City
Drug
store.
th£ needles. This Is dried and is the
od all sizes, and 5 per cent, increase
F. WICHM a NN.
The
Lakeview
Examiner
says
the
pine
needle
wool.
‘
It
Is
a
new
indus
­
in wages of labor! In reply to the in­
shearing
of
the
half
million
Lake
try:
but
a
very
promising
one,
’
said
quiry, “How large a proportion of the county sheep will be finished in about Commissioner I>osch. ‘The product
For Over Fifty Years
financial product is paid in wages to a week, after which it is expected the is used now principally for stuffing
W inslow ' s S oothing S vhcp ha» been
for children while teething. ________
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It soothes
labor?” Mr. Pitcairn replied, “About local wool market will open at about mattresses; but we expect shortly to used
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
48 per cent." That is, out of $100 re­ nine and a half. The Lake county manufacture a coarse kind of cloth cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for
of 1901 is said to be a superior out of it. For mattresses there is Diarrhtea. Twenty rive cents a bottle. Sold by
ceived for the goods, $48 was paid to clip
quality—long fibre, clean and heavy. nothing to beat it. It never packs druggists throughout the world
labor.
or gets hard, and It is an ideal
While hunting, June 3d, at Berry, down
bed for nervous people. There are
Fine chickens for Sale.
Are still being made by
on the Corvallis and Eastern railroad, some
of the balsamic qualities of the
A few pure-blooded White Plymouh
F or the first time in the history of Nathan Sumpter placed bls gun on a pine whicli are never lost, even by the
against a tree from where it slip­
roo-ters young and large, can be
the United States wehave reached the log
ped off and was discharged. The bah manufacture of the needles into wcoi,
at a reasonable figure by
place where the president exercise^ passed through the nose and right and these have a soothing effect vq obtained
entpiIring at T he T imes office,
the
sleeper.
urea ter power over portions ohcoyntry eye. and lodged in his tirain tinder tue
IN MEDFORD
J«*'
i *BB>BSB — BRM
‘ The wool itself is very coarse and
over which the stars and stripes wave, sguii, and yet he can walk with assist­ dark
brown in color. Great difficulty
ance.
He
wa>
brought
to
Albany
for
than did King George over the Ameri
was experienced in getting machinery
suitable for its manufacture. The
can colonies. Our fathers endured the Surgical aid.
“The doctors told me my cough was first machinery used was Imported
tyranv of England as long as it was-
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incurable. One Minute Cough Cure from Europe; but as the pine needles
bearable, and then sent forth to the made
me a well man." Norris Silver, of Oregon are from six to twelve
C Street, Opposite Van Dyke's Store.
Why let
world that immortal dccument, the North Stratford,' N. H.—Because inches in length, the shortest twice
all your
Declaration of Independence, and you've not found relief from a stub­ the length of the ordinary European
needle, this machinery did not work
staked their lives, tiieir fortunes and born cougn, don’t despair. One Min­ to
neigh- «
advantage, and it was necessary to
ute Cough Cure has cured thousands
tneir sacred honor upon its main- and
it will cure you. Safe and sure. have machinery built specially for the
bors and *
tai nance. For seven long years they City Diug Stole, Jacksonville, and work in America.”
friends ►
p ured out their blood like water, and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
think you d
BYBEE
SPRINGS
endured untold hardships during the
Cured Before Breakfast.
must be
long bloody struggle that followed,
The Great Health Resort.
and yet they stood like the eternal
twenty k
Medford Mail.
rock for the liberty they demanded, James 8. Nelson of Trail drove to The Bybee Springs on Evans creek
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the privilege of governing themselves, Medford, a distance of forty miles,ap­ are coming to be recognized as one of
older than you are? <
until they gave to the world the most plied to Dr. Darric, before breakfast, the best health and pleasure resorts of
Yet it’s impossible to
southern
Oregon.
A
new
arid
com
­
Are tlie Leading Dealers in Gent’s Furnishing Goods. Hats. Boot
sublime spectacle of patriotic hero­ tor treatment for deafness of twelve
modious hotel was built during the
ism it has ever witnessed before or years’ standing, and was cured in past year and accommodations for ► look young with the ►
ami Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco
d
since. They bequeathed to their twenty minutes. Read his card:
visitors are now first-class. If you ► color of 70 years in
Confections, Tropical Fruits, Stationery, Notions, Etc., Etc.
sons, and their sous’ sons, the glorious
M r . E ditor :—For about twelve are contemplating a visit to some min­ d the hair. It’s sad to
patrimony of political liberty, bap years I have been deaf and came-un­ eral springs health resort why not try ► see young persons ►
the Byliee Springs this year where so d
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tized in their own precious blood. der Dr. Darrin’s electrical and medi­ many others have found both health
But now, in a little more than a hun­ cal treatment June 4th, and wascured and pleasure. The foil iwing people ► d look prematurely old
dred years, we, their sons, have so far in twenty minutes. Can he referred have been stopping at this dellgttful * in this way. Sad be­
resort already this spring:
d cause it’s all unneces­
GIVE US A CALL
degenerated as to stand quietly by to at Trail, Ore.
Mrs. Turner, Cathlamet,t.e, Wash.
and see these United States, born In a
sary;
for
gray
hair
J ames 8. N elson .
Mr. Carter, Woodville.Ore.
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baptism of fire for the privilege of
Mr. Butler, Ashland, Ore.
►
may always be re­
Pleased
With
Dr.
Darrin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Ashland.
seif government, carry on a cruel,
stored ri
Mr.
bloody war of conquest over a people To the editor :—Since being treat­ “ Cummings, Grant’s Pass, Ore.
►
Mr. Jackson,
“
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to
its
ed
by
Dr.
Darrin
last
month,
for
deaf
­
struggling for tlie same liberty tiiat
Mr. Brown,
“
“
“
our fat tiers shed tteir blood so freely ness, of which tie cured me, I feel so
Mr.
..... Daniel Slltz, WllllanjsCo.,Penn.
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Mich.
for, until this heroic people lie well pleased with the doctor and his Geo. Hoult, Rockland,
►
co’lor H
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a
d
crushed and bleeding at our feet, method of treatment that I have J. P. Hoult,
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it
John
Vera,
J. C. WHIPP, Proprietor.
their land deluged In their own blood, brought my wife to Medford, and we
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d by us-
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will
remain
here
during
the
doctor
’
s
II
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and tilled with mourning tor their
W. H. Hunt,
ll
ing —
W. F. Emmons, “
precious dead. But this is not the stay and take treatments from him. I
d
Work
P.
II.
Daily,
Jacksonville,
Ore.
cannot
recommend
the
doctor
too
worst. We sec the unheard of specta­
d
cle of our congress creating the presi­ highly.
For
over
half
a
cen
­
►
Working 24 Hours a Day.
• f Bv»ry Dexrtptlw P»Mln th« Beat »tyle
C. C ary ,
dent a military dictator for these
tury this has been the
AT RBARONABLB PRICB».
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Sam
’
s
Valley.
There’s no rest for those tireless ► standard hair prepara­ «
crushed patriots, with full power to
little
workers
—
Dr.
King
’
s
New
Life
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►
dictate a government for them in ac-
RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS.
Pills. Millions are al ways busy, cur­ ► tion. It is an elegant
• trdance with his own sweet will. If
ing Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Bilious­
«
dressing; stops fall­
'■n the coming Fourth of July, as we
Rev. Mr. Hansen will hold services ness, Fever and Ague. They banish
ing of tne hair; makes
listen once more to the reading of our at the M. E. church in Jacksonville Sick Headache, drive out Malaria.
Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste ► the hair grow; and
own Immortal Declaration of Inde­ Sunday morning and evening.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Rev. Father Berthiaume will hold nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c
pendence it does not awaken us to a service»
cleanses tne scalp
at the Catholic church In at City Drug Store.
sense of the dangers that confront ua, Jacksonville, Sunday, June 16th, at 10
from dandruff.
then our celebration will be a mean­ o’clock A. M.
Land for Sale.
d
tl .00 a kettle. All druggist».
ingless pageant, and the booming of
Rev. 8. H. Jones will hold service*
I have 1560 acres of land, all I d one
•• I have been utfflg Ayer's Hair
guns, and the waving of flags, but an at the Presbyterian church in Jack­ tract, on Antelope creek for sale. It ►
Vigor for over 20 year« and I can
every Sunday, excepting the is situated 18 miles from Jacksonville,
empty show. We call upon our sonville
heartily recommend It to the public
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4th Sunday In the month, when he 12 miles from Central Point, and 10 d aa
the beet hair tonic In niatence."
joung men to sit quietly down upon will preach at Geld Hill and Wood­
►
Mr». G. L. A ldkrson ,
miles
from
Medford.
I
will
sell
this
►
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April M, 1MW.
Ector, Tex.
the Fourth and listen attentively to ville.
land in tracts of loo acres up until all
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the reading of the Declaration, and
G erman B aptist .—Elder 8. M. is sold, at $10 per acre. It Is g<xxi ►
If yon do net obtain all the benefit»
at
yon -iv-eted from th» Vl»or, writ»
let it Are your hearts anew with that Eby will hold service» at the follow­ farming and grazing land, and a good
d th»
►
Doctor »boot It. Aitdrsu,
ing
places:
1st
and
3d
Sunday
in
each
stock
range
on
the
outside.
I
will
►
Dm J C. AVER.
same love of liberty that animated month, at the church near Talent; sec­
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all, or as low as 100 acres in a
Lowolt. Maw.
d
►
our fathers on the bloody Helds of the ond, at the Naylor school-house; 4th sell
tract. Inquire of W m . B ybrr , Jack
Revolution.
at Ashland.
sonville Or.
times Printing Company
to Me with Ten Dollars
DR. SANDEN’S BELT I
DR. A. T. SANDEN,
SMITH’S CASH STORE,
State Normal School
Location Makes No Difference
The Best Photographs
H. C. MACKEY & BOYD,
THE
AT
CRAY-™7
IG TENT
f
MAX MULLER & CO.
STREAKS
Jacksonville, Or.,/
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Goods are Fresh and First-Class and Prices the Best
h
AYCfJ Jacksonville Marble Works.
visor ► Granite and Marble
Monuments and Cemetery Work a Specialty.
Every Legal Blank
For Sale