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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1908)
COURT HOUSE Marriage Licenses. J-^hn J. Ritter and Bessie Cook. Harry A. Tresham and Ella M. Coffy. Circuit Court. Helen A. Schofield vs Charles H. Schofield. Suit for divorce; George W. Trefren, attorney for plaintiff. Frank Jordan vs M. M. Sheldon and William Jones. Suit to foreclose lien; E. D. Briggs, attorney for plaintiff. State of Oregon vs C. W. Fait, Ac- tion to recover money. Probate Matters. Guardian of William Robinson, Or- der made approving account of guard ian. Guardian of John Duggan. Order made appointing Dennis Duggan guard ian. Estate of John Hockenjas. Order made confirming sale of realestate. Estate of John W. Beckner. Inventory and appraisement filed showing estate valued at $1110. Estate of Martha Ann Clemens. Or der made appointing H. E. Boyden, W. T. York and M. L. Alford appraisers. Estate of Matilda Jane Reeser. Or der made modifying order appointing executrix. [ sec 22, twp 38, r 3 e; Patent. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Ellis Gilscn Ira Shoudy to Curtis R. Moore, land Ellis Gilson, who died at the resi in sec 11, twp 39, r 1 e, $400. dence of W. C. Deneff in this city last For Assessor. Curtis R. Moore to G. G. Ogg, land Saturday night, was a man of high in sec 11, twp 39, r 1 e; $10. In response to the solicitation of a W. R. Yockey to Clara B. French, large number of friends, I have de moral character. He was 49 years, 2 months and 8 days of age and was un 1.9 acres in sec 8, twp 39, r 1 e; $10. cided to announce myself a candidate Eastbrook & Olson Furniture Co. to for nomination for assessor of Jackson married. For years he mined in this Washburn & Oregon Timber Co., 160 county, subject to the action of the vicinity, removing to California about acres in sec 14, twp 39, r 3 w; $1. republican voters at the coming pri- ten years ago. He took with Bright’s i disease while residing in Portland and. Trustees of Woodville cemetery, lot mary election. j knowing that he would never get well, 75, Woodville cemetery. $5. W. T. G rieve . ■ came to his old home to die where he J. Syd. McNair to E. S. Rice, 4.84 i could be among his loved ones. He acres in d 1 c 72, twp 38, r 1 w; $10. leaves to mourn the loss of a true E. S. Rice to Mangarate Beswick, i friend, as well as brother , Mrs. C. Ul 4.84 acres in d 1 c 72, twp 38, r 1 w; Candidate for the Republican Nomi rich, Jacksonville, Mrs. Ralph Jennings. $10. Buncom, Mrs. Antone Rose, Jackson nation for District Attorney Elva Rouse to Antoinette DePratt, | ville, Mrs. W'. C. Deneff, Jacksonville, property in Ashland; $10. Jacksonville, Oregon Mrs. J. H. Calvert, Woodville, Mrs. G. Irwin to J. D. Skeed, 40 acres in Bert Childers, Klamath Falls, Mrs. S. sec 17, twp 39, r 1 e; $10. S. Randles, Klamath Falls, A. Gilson, See Hostetter for paper hanging C. H. Veight to L. A. Neil, property j Harry Gilson and a father, T. H. Gilson, * painting and decorating. in Hunsaker Addition Ashland; $10. i who resides with his sons at Sterling. M. J. Young to G. G. Ogg, lot 6, Funeral services were held last Mon Nob Hill Addition, Ashland, $10. fl Pleasant Physic. day from the residence of W. C. Deneff. Edward L. Kendall to Lottie Peters, When you want a pleasant physic lot 12 an 13, blk 1, Kendell Addition, give Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Interment in the Jacksonnille cemetery. Tablets a trial. They are mild and Medford; $120. Orders for tickets for the new theatre, U. S. to Oliver Wisb^A 159.55 acres i and genii < in their action and alway | produce a pleasant cathartic effect. which will be opened on May 1st ¡at in sec 6, iwp 34, r 1 e; ITwent. | Call at City Drug Store. Medford, may be left at the Bank of Jacksonville. Haste is necessary, if For Diseases of the Skin. Hostetter, the decorater and painter you desire to secure a good seat. Nearly all diseases of the skin such s now(preparedj.oado! that work. Get as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and I * Every one of the merchants in Cen barbers’ itch, are characterized by an in line. tral Point, Oregon, is using special intense itching and smarting, which The Southern Pacific has granted the ’ stationery designed in such a way that often makes life a burden and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be, extremely low rate of 3 cents per the low colonist rates are forced upon had by applying Chamberlain’s Salve, j hundred on arsenate of lead from Port- the attention of the recipient. Rail It allays the itching and smarting al- land to Southern Oregon points. This road officials on various roads have re most instantly. Many cases have been is used largley for spraying purposes ( ported travel which indicates thirty cured by its use. For sale by City ! and this rate will be of great benefit to | trainloads of homeseekers now en route to the Pacific coast. Drug Store. 1 the orchardists. B. F. Mulkey Real Estate. J. M. Guches to Edmund Redpath, 4, acres in d 1 c 49, twp 38, r 2 w; $300. U. S. to George T. Richards, 40 acres in secl4, twp 32 w; Patent. U. S. to Edgar T. Shager, 160 acres in sec 32, twp 37 r 2e; Patent. W. W. French to Jas. H French, se >4 of s e % of sec 17, twp 35, r 1 w; $1. Thomas E. Nichols to J. H. French, lots 1 and 2, sec 17, twp 35, r 1 w; $120. John T. Kearns to H. A. North, 160 acres in sec 10, twp 34, r 4 w; $10. U. S. to Rebecca M. Presley, 40 acres in section 24, twp 40, r 2 e; Patent. C. E. Abbot to Hans C. Hansen, 5 acres in d 1 c 44, twp 39, r 1 e; $10. U. S. to Davis W. Lindsay, 160 acres in sec 32, twp 32, r 1 e; Patent. Frank D. Netherland to Edward Woodbury, 160 acres in sec 32, twp 34, r 3 e; $3000. James I. Patton to Edward Wood bury, 160 acres in sec, 6, twp 35, r 3 e $3000. William R. Lamb to Edward Wood bury, 160 acres in section 26, twp 34, r 3 e, and 40 acres in sec 24, twp 34, r 3 e; $3750. D. W. Lindsay to Edward Woodbury, ne J4 of sec 32, twp 32, r 1 e; $2000. Jane Turner to Orrin W. Train, 60 I acres in sec 4, twp 36, r 4 w; $1. M. E. Swope to Belle Nickell, nw Ji of ne J4 °f sec 16> twp 35, r 3 w; $10. Mary E. Russ to Harriet E. Ewbank, j lots 5 and 6, blk 17, Medford;$1600. Ben A. Lowell to Woodville Water. Co., water right; $4500. James McDonald to Carrie F. Counts, land in d 1 c 50; $1. George L. Epps et al. to Carolina W. ! Anderson, property in Phoer.ix, $1. George L. Epps to Carolina W. An derson, lots 7, blk 15, Phoenix; $10. Sarah M. Andrews to G. B. Jennings, lot 12, blk 1, Sunnyside add, Medford; $150. W. Ross to Mary Elizabeth O’Leary, lots 1 and 2, blk 6, Medford; $300. Ida M. Hoge to Anna C. Nalley, lots 1 and 2, blk 1, Park add, Medford; | $3700. H. F. Pohland to Lora H. . Eastman, |i Medford; 1.1 lot 2, blk 1 Bunker Hill add, 1, Medford; $10. Lora H. Eastman to W. H. Brad- | shaw, lot 1, blk 1, Bunker Hill add, ■ Medford; $250. U. S. to Ered D. 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