Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, February 27, 1909, Image 3

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    tor’s Notice
■ in
the home, along religiov . lin -. Treat
held by the O. E. S. of this city, Sat-
New Year’s Resolutions.
IN OLD NEW YORK.
. ivin •h.-. the u «leraißr.ed
I on the progress of Christainity ia fo:
urday Feb. 20, 1909. The interment
(By Chief O’Sinners.]
I u ■ "f .’ ’ck-
Whereas, my conduct here of late
| cign countries. It also has short an • | has been appointed
cemetery. First Leaf From ths Dia
of a Gen­
Hus l een by no niears fan-less.
e
son county, Oregon, , administrator g v .<
Mrs. M. M. Taylor was a Medford was in the Jacksonville
I continued stories. "Home Herald” i “ , I of
tleman of 134C I
There
were
many
beautiful
floral
of
­
But
rather.
I
am
grieved
to
state.
Patrick
J.
Ryan
. Jet • u.Ktl Alt i
are
caller Tuesday.
Erratic,
If
not
lawless;
a
weekly
magazine.
This Is a bona Ude e »tract from
ferings.
. t> if any
I hereby notified to pr« «.i t their
Mrs. Mary Miller was in Medford
hj
iiiiniHtrator,
Whereas. I’ve been Incline.’ to smutch
"Vick’s Magazine” is a periodic!: | there be against the estat
The “500” club of this city was en­ the diary of a New York g entleman in
one day recently.
tso.
’
vibe
•
at
his
place
of
bu-in
Jackso
ville.
Oregon,
My standing and condition.
of progress, containing 31 pages, we I duly v.uiffed. v. ithi’i ;.i\ (6) months from
tertained at the home of the Misses the year 1840:
Hitherto blameless, by too much
the
Herman Offenbacher of Applegate Prim last Saturday evening, when the
“Jan. 1—Arose early at «1 dressed,
Of vinous ebullition;
illustrated.
date heie.-f. Date of first publication Saturday,
spent Thursday in Jacksonville.
These arc the three best magazine ■ | February 6, 1909.
last series of games was played. Miss wore uiy fine ruffled shirt and white
Whereas, reflecting. It Is seen
LUKE RYAN.
Boots rat. (er tight,
Toward death I’ve mado a bee tine
v.’e have on our list of about twenty
Mrs Elizabeth Breese, came down Josephine Donegan having the highest satin cravat.
By using enough of lilcotlno
Administrator.
though
have
been
wearing'
them
a
»
from Talent Tuesday on business.
Read
the
following
list
and
judg
score was presented with two hand-1
To kill a husky feline;
week. The cur) would not straighten
for yourself:
Miss M. B. Towne returned Monday some cut glass vases by the young out of my hair, but was better after
Whereas. I’ve wandered far away
II. K. HANNA jr.
World’s Events, 12 Numbers....... $1.00
From Sunday school and saneness
from a few days visit with relatives gentlemen of the club. Those present brushing,
Superintended Willlum’s
By
tho
indulgence
every
day
Lawyer
Home
Herald,
13
numbers
..................
50
to enjoy the evening were: Misses dressing, his white gloves not ns tight
in Phoenix.
Of too much low profaneness;
Vicks,
12
numbers
..........
....................
50
Office:
One
block south of depot.
Anna
Wendt,
Fay
Sears,
Leona
Ulrich,
nearly
half
an
hour*gettiug
as mine;
Wm. Scheble of Ashland was doing
Whereas, I have been covetous
Jacksonville P ost , weekly county
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
And cold and mercenary.
business in Jacksonville Wednesday of Josephine Donegan, Maud, Lelia and mine on.
1.50
seat paper
“After Iicing dressed we wav ln-
And very far from virtuous.
Bertha Prim, Messrs. Ray Sexton.
this week.
And mado right secondary;
GUS
NEWBURY
Pat Donegan. Jr., Earl Moore, J. I’. speeted by the whole family, Mary
Thos. Beagle of Ruch transacted
$3.50
Whereas. I have done very wrong,
Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich. and the girls each oue doing some­
Attorney-at-Law
business with our merchants the first
thing. pulling out my shirt rutile or
I.lke one who sins Innately,
All to one address for....................$1.75
The annual convention of the poking my cravat.
And have gono heedlessly along,
of the week.
Wil!
Practise
in All Courts in the State
This
is
the
greatest
half
[•rice
offer
Bo It Immediately
Rebekahs of Jackson connty was held
“William’s linlr brushed by each oiai
Mrs. C. F. Dunford of Jacksonville
Office
on
California
street one
ever
given
the
reading
public
in
this
Resolved, That since on earth to stay
evening. The in turn. About ten sallied forth.
was visiting in Medford one day this in Jacksonville Monday
block
south
of
the
court
house
county.
I
have
ut
best
but
few
yearB
“Called on Dr. Burgess first; ve: .y
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
I will begin this verj day
week.
Renewals
will
count
the
same
as
new
Effie Prim of this city, A large de­ merry here; told my story about h Ir.
And cut It out for New Year's.
A. E. REAMES
subscriptions.
L. A Rose of Phoenix was in Jack­ legation from Medford, Central Point Bell being a ‘Pcsvaeylte.’ Mrs. Burge rs'
The
Two
Faced
God.
mother
very
solemn
and
grand
In
a
sonville the first of the week paving and Ashland were in attendance. The
Lawyer
Janus was the Roman god who pre­
black silk gown and enormous 1 tee
taxes.
Practise in all State and Federal Courts
business part of the program was fol­
cap. W 1111 ■ 1 in sided over open doors, so It was most
Notice for Publication
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mulkey of this lowed by a delicious banquet prepared
JACKSONVILLE
rather afraid of appropriate to call the door month of Department of The Interior. U. S. Land Office Kahler Block
city spent a few hours in Medford and served in the Odd Fellows banquet
the
year
after
hltn.
The
god
Janus
her. Miss Burgess
at Roseburg, Oregon, January 12, 1909.
Monday.
looked pt etty. was represented as a man with two
hall by the Jacksonville Rebekahs.
Next call on. I>r. faces, one looking backward Into the Notice is hereby given that
Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Ashland The visiting delegates returned home
WILLIAM B. HOWELL.
---- , who was not prist mill the other looking forward Into
visited friends in Jacksonville last at late hour saying that they had spent
of Oregon City, Oregon, who. on October 28. 1907.
the
future.
The
moral
Is
easily
seen.
at
home,
but
the
a very enjoyable evening and were
Saturday.
made Timber Application, No. 9420, for E’j of
JACKS0/VI//Z1E, OREGON
ladies very tine
NE’/j, E'.* of SE’i. Section 31. Township 37
Attorney A. E. Reames of this city royally entertained.
in silks ant sat­
Reason Enthroned.
South, Rang«» 3 West, Willamette Meridian, has
Rough and Dressed
ins. Gotrto«Janies’
is in Portland this week on profession­
filed notice of intention to make Final Proof
about 12;.« great
al business.
to establish claim to the land above described,
Because meats are so tasty they are before the Register and Receiver, at Roseburg.
COUF. r HOUSE
table, as usual;
Lumber of All Kinds
Attorney R. G. Smith of Grants
took r e ftr os h • consumed in great excess. This leads Oregon, on the 8th day of April, 1909.
ESTIMATE FURNISHED
Pass was in town Tuesday on profes­
ments.
to stomach troubles, biliousness and Claimant names as witnesses:
sional business.
“Five pu m. got constipation. Revise your diet, let Lewis M. Stone, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
•Ml
Items of Interest to Jackson Couo*y
round Inane and reason and not a pampered appetite Fred Sturgis, of Trail, Oregon. Mrs. Ida Sturg- 1
Joseph H. Beeman of Gold Hill was
Tax Payers
called I p , for a control, then take a few doses of is, of Trail, Oregon. Arthur Holden, of Trail, :
transacting business at the county
Oregon.
moment.
William
court house Tuesday.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
very tl red and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
7
Register.
Tablets and you will soon be well
Charles Campbell of Stockton Cal.,
complained
of
not
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ke-Advertisement.
spent a few days at the county seat
feeling
hungry. again. Try it. For sale at Robinson’s
L. L. Russell and Ethel Silbey.,
this week.
Ordered carriage drug store. Sample free.
Oregon
Jacksonville,
“MANAGED TO SLIP
for evening, as I
Order Appointing Day for Final Set­
George
R.
Clark
and
Mabie
Breuter-
OUT WITH IT TO
Attorney W. E. Phipps of Medford
had to call on
G’eo. L. Davis. President
JOHN.”
tlement, etc.
was at the county seat Tuesday as was er.
friends In Brook­ FOR SALE Two gold farming horses
E. II. Helms, Vice-President
weighing
1200
and
1300
pounds.
One
H. F. Platt and Prudence Angle.
In The County Court of the State of Oregon
also Wm. Colvig.
lyn. Quite a lively company at Dick's,
Jan ('. Sexiuii, Cashier
set of harness. One three-inch low For the County of Jackson.
Boyd M. Potter and Maude Loota all his literary friends and Ills artist
lì. F. Sexton, Asst.Cashiei
H. F. Platt and E. C. Gaddis of
In
the
matter
of
the
Estate
of
wheel
wagon.
Cal!
on
or
address
friend.
Was
obliged
to
take
a
glass
of
Cochran.
Medford were transacting business at
William
Ray
hot punch. I)ld so, but managed to
Adolf Schulz, Jacksonville Oregon.
NEW CASES'
K We Solicit your business whether large
Deceased.
the county seat Tuesday.
slip out with it to John, the coachman.
or small. A checking account is
I
Louisa Ray and Mollie Ray the administrators
Henry C. Mackey vs. Mary L. Mack- i Then got him another glass and some
The Weather.
John Orth cashier of the National
of the Estate of William Ray deceased, having H
often verY convenient
ey; suit for divorce. Colvig & Reames chicken pie. Was glad William was
bank of Medford was in Jacksonville
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­ rendered and presented for settlement, and filed
not with me. At Mrs. Hopson’s had
attorneys for plaintiff.
in
this
Court,
their
final
account
of
her
adminis
­
last Saturday on business.
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
tration of said Estate.
Crater Lake Lumber Co., a corpora­ a line glass of madeira. Have not had
Mrs. Poole (nee Nettie Crooke) of tion vs. A. S. Mayer; action to recover | such a wine out of my own cellar. for Jacksonville, for month of January It is Ordered, That Saturday the 20th day of
Grants Pass spent a few days with money. W. E. Phipps attorney for j Had another. Went to sleep In the Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­ February A. D. 1909, being a day of a subsequent THE SLIT JAY POSTAL SHOP
carriage, and John took me home. At tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
term of said Court, to-wit of the February Term
Miss Clara Elmer this week.
plaintiff.
1 least six calls not made. Found tho
thereof. A. I). 1909 at 10 o’clock A. M. of said
Head Quarters for Scenic and
­ MINI­ PREC’P- CH’R C T R day, be and the said is hereby appointed for the
Call up the Boss on the phone for
Nunan Taylor Co. a corporation vs. j house full of the girls’ beaus. Old DATE MAXI
MUM
MUM TAT’N OF DAY
Wholesale
Novelty Postals,
settlement of said account; and that notice of
Mrs.
Damon,
our
neighbor,
who
Is
re
­
vegetables or anything we carry and W. R. Stansell; action to recover mon- i
1 ........
.10 ....... Cloudy said settlement, be published in the Jacksonville
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and Retail business. Send us
it will be delivered.
ey. H. K. Hanna Jr., attorney for ceiving calls with us, did not know me 2 ........
51
41
.28
Post a newspaper published in Jacksonville Ore­
and received me in some state in tho 3 ........
a Trial Mail Order, Our Aim
cloudy gon as often as once a week for four successive
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41
Mrs. George Hoffman of Thompson plaintiff.
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39
back parlor.
is to Please. — -
~
...... clear weeks prior to said day of settlement.
5
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45
36
O. M. Selsby vs. H. Phpiffer; affida­ "Went to bed about 1, greatly tired, 6 ........
Creek was in our city this week look­
Cloudy
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36
Done at Jacksonville, Oregon this 12th day of
Medford,
Ore.
3131 . Main SI.
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36
ing for a location.
vit for attachment Colvig & Reames having made forty or more calls, and 7 ........
January A. D. 1909.
42
8 ........
32
William
going
to
thlrty-two
of
them;
J
R.
NEIL,
clear
9 ........
25
Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Sexton return­ attorneys for plaintiff.
83
17
County Judge.
good for a boy of twelve.”— 10 ........
....... Cloudy
Nunan Taylor Co., a corporation; vs. pretty
11 ........
ed one day recently from a three
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16
New York Post.
28
12
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17
T. C. Norris; action to recover money;
weeks visit to Southern California.
36
.10
13 ........
25
....... Cloudy
46
14 ........
32
The Emerick serves meals at all Co’vig & Reames attorneys for plain-
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36
15 ........
Administratrix Notice.
HOGMANAY
DAY.
50
16 ........
40
hours. Everything neat and clean, tiff.
In The County Court for Jackson County.
54
.86
17 ........
38
....... Clear
PROBATE COURT
50
.2 2
35
18 ........
prices reasonable.
11-tf
In Matter of the Estate of Carlos Duane Reed
Quaint Scotch Customs Described by
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19 ........
41
deceased.
James Barrie.
20 ........
50
43
D. B. Blakely, representing the
Estate and guardianship of Anna
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21 ........
35
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
The last day of the old year in Scot­ 22
Gunst Cigar Co., transacted business Bailey a minor; order appointing D. B.
....... cloudy
39
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31
administratrix of above entitled Estate has filed
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23
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24
land
Is
called
hogmanay,
the
deriva
­
in Jacksonville Wednesday.
Grant, J. R. Wick and H. P. Holmes,
her
final account with the clerk of said Court,
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29
tion of which word is in grave doubt. 24
48
25........
31
the court has fixed Satnrday February 6, 1909 at
John Alberts of Central Point was appraisers.
“My mother is a great suf­
52
30
26
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With their faces concealed with paper
10 o, clock A. M. of said day as the time for final
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32
27 ........
transacting business with the local
Estate John T. Layton deceased; or- masks and wrapped In large sheets 28
Part cloudy hearing of said final account. All persons inter­ ferer from rheumatism, and Dr.
50
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22
merchants one day this week.
confirming sale of real property.
59
forming a big pocket In front of their 29 ........
trace
37
ested are hereby notified to make or file their ob
30
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39
jections if any they have to final account Miles' Anti-Pain Pills is the only
Mr. Wm. Hurst one of the Thomp­
Estate Frank E. Brown deceased; llttlo persons the children go a-begging 31
55
36
on or before said date and time.
for their hogmanay. Halting before
son Creek mining managements was final account of executrix filed.
remedy that relieves her.”
Temperature—mean max. 46.32; mean January 4. 1909.
the door of a house, they sing one of
in our city the first of the week.
Estate of Frank E. Brown deceased; various verses, one of which runs:
KATE
REEID,
Administratrix
of
Estate
of
min. 32.58; mean 39.45. Max. 59 on 15,
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Al. Learned is the Boss, he has fruits order discharging executrix from fur­ Get up, good wife, and dlnna swelr
min. 16, on 11; greatest range 28. Carlos Duane Reed, deceased.
Roycefield, N. J.
And
deal
your
bread
to
them
that
’
s
here,
egetables, candies, soft drinks, post ther liability in the matter.
Precipitation Total for month, 11.11
For the time will come when you’ll be
The
pains
of
rheumatism are
cards, fancy dishes, cigars and tobacco.
Notice
for
Publication.
Estate of Wm. Ray deceased; final
dead.
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 1.5 inches
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office almost invariably relieved with
then you’ll want neither ale nor on 5th.
George Schumpf and George Snyder account filed and administrators dis­ And bread.
at Roseburg, Oregon. Oct. 28, 1908.
returned to Redding Cal., Wednesday charged.
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♦ • ♦
—
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. They
Notice is hereby given that
They are then promptly admitted
after spending a few days in Jackson­
EMMA WAYNE REED
Estate James Braden deceased; or­ to the house and supplied with oat Change in Southern Pacific Time
also overcome that nervous irri­
ville.
of No. 3814 North Cheyenne St.. Tacoma wash-
der setting March 27, 1909 as day for enke, cheese and a dram. Mr. Barrie
ington, who, on Oct. 27 1908 made Timber Clalm tation which prevents sleep be­
Table.
has pathetically described how Senti­
C. H. Munson traveling represeta- final hearing.
entry. No. 02033 for n '/ j of S w'/i, N w'’i of S E'4
mental
Tommy
and
Little
Elspeth
ob
­
cause they soothe the nerves. To
tive of the Pacific Paper company of
Estate of Isla Fern Murphy a minor;
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
and S W’S of N E’ i of. Section 10, Township 38.
Portland was in Jacksonville Wednes­ order appointing L. I. Mulit, F. S. served this custom In their mother’s
S. Range five west of Willamette Meridian, has chronic suffers they are invalu­
squalid London lodgings, playing the No. 15................................... 10.35 A. M. filed notice of intention to make Final Timber
day.
able, When taken as directed,
Engle and C. H. Gillette, appraisers of part of mummers and visiting her for No. 13............................. .. 3.20 P. M. Claim
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
Don’t walk in the rain and mud but said estate.
their hogmanay. While waiting fer No. 225 (coach for Ashland) 10.15 P. M. described, before E. D. Briggs. U. S. Commis­ they relieve the distress and
telephone the Boss for what you want
the right time to act their little play
sioner. at Ashland. Oregon on the 16th day of save the weakening influence of
CIRCUIT COURT
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
January 1909.
Tommy lured his mother Into telling
and it will be delivered to your door.
John Harrington vs. Wilbur A. them “how they would be holdlug hog­ No. 14................................... 9.49 A. M. Claimant names as witnesses.-
pain, which so frequently pros-
W. K. Merrill of Seattle, special Jones, sheriff of Jackson county. Ap­ manay In Thrums that night, bow cart No. 16................................... 5.24 P.
Frank Grclvo. of Ashland, Oregon Sanford S.
M
trates. Many sufferers use them
agent of the Pacific Telephone Co., pealed to the Supreme Court from loads of kebbock cheeses had been roll­
McKercher. of Ashland, Ore,-on Duncan T. Mc-
Note carefully that No. 16 North Kercher, of Ashland. Oregon Pearley G. Pack­ win never occasion requires with
spent a few hours in Jacksonville Tues­ Jackson county. Petition for writ ing Into the town all the livelong day
bound leaves 15 minutes earlier than ard. of Ashland. Oregon.
the greatest satisfaction, why
day.
of habeas corpus denied by Circuit and In the dark closes the children heretofore.
BENJAMIN I.. EDDY. Register.
were
already
gathering
with
smeared
not you? They do not derange
Mr. J. Nunan left Sunday for San Court. Supreme Court reversed the
No. 13 arriving at 3.20 P. M. will
Francisco where he will buy a large decision of the Circuit Court and faces and In eccentric dress to sally
the stomach nor create a habit.
forth at the clap of 8 when the ring­
Notice for Publication
line of Ladies and Gents furnishing ordered the writ of habeas corpus issu- ing of a bell lets hogmanay loose. In­ have the Portland dailies of that morn­
Why not try them? Get a pack­
Department
of
The
Interior
U.
S.
Land
Office
ings issue.
goods.
ed.
side the houses men and women were
At Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 6, 1908.
age from your druggist. Take it
These
changes
effective
May
17,
1908.
The Ashland Electric Light and preparing (though not by fasting,
When in Medford stop at the Emerick
Notice is hereby given that
according to directions, and if
where the inest of meals are served Power company vs. the City of Ash- which would have been such a good
JOHN C. NELSON
ASHLAND
COMMERCIAL
CLLEGE
it does not benefit he will return
way
that
it
is
surprising
no
one
ever
and the most corteous attention given. land; suit for ar. injunction. Injunc­
of Portland, Oregon, who, on November 5, 1908,
thought of It) for a series of visits, at
Ashland, Oreyon-
your
money.
Try us and see.
11-tf
tion dissolved.
made Sworn Statement. No. 02165, for NW 1-4,
every one of which they would be of­
Section 24, Township 39 South, Range 5 West,
Something
Special
Don’t forget the supper to be given
fered a dram and kebbock and ban­
Willamette Meridian, has filet! notice of intention
at the I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday, March
nock and In the grander houses Business and Shorthand Training, thor­ to make Final Proof, to/establish claim to the
2, by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
"bridles,” which are a sublime kind of
and above described, before Register and Receiv­
ough and practical.
er. at R< b jburg Oregon, on the 2.3rd day of March,
pie.—San Francisco Chronicle.
Society.
6 months scholarship............ $45.00.
1909.
9 months scholarship............ 60.00.
It is a good time to prune trees,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Shocked St. Augustine.
Note the Special.
both fruit and shade also a good time
George R. Hamers ly, of Roseburs. Oregon
Among the ancient Romans after the
All students who secure a nine David Martin, of Roseburg. Oregon Charlen E.
to buy spray outfits, enquire at this
^[Generations of live, • wide­
time of the reformation of the calen­
Carlson, of Portland, Oregon Robert A. Preston.
office.
awake American Boys havo
dar by Julius Caesar Jan. 1 was looked months scholarship and enter Septem­ of Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
upon as a day of great rejoicing. Law ber 7, will be entitled to the combined
It is rumored that Peter Applegate
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
obtained the right kind of
proceedings were stopped, white robed course to July 1, 1909. This gives you
has accepted a position on the State
FIREARM EDUCATION
processions thronged the streets of an extra month. Come and investi­
Land Board at Salem and with his I
Administrator’s Notice
by
being equipped with tho
Rome,
visits
were
exchanged,
presents
gate. Address, P. RITNER, Pres.
family will soon take up his his resi-!
In The County Court of the State of Oregon
unerring, time-honored
were sent, masquerading was In vogue
For Jackson County.
dence in that city.
and banquets were held. To such an
STEVENS
In The Matter of the Estate of James F. Man­
The holiday season is over and the
extent did Christians Join In these
kins Deceased.
All progr«-ipive Hard wan; and
secular celebrations that prominent
Boss has a few things left over which
Henry Mankins. the Administrator of the es­
Sporting (iood •> Merchants handle
bishops, like the great Augustine,
STEVENS. If you cannot obtain,
must go. A fresh supply of candy has
tate
of
the
alsjve
named
decedent,
having
filed
We are now offering one of the best herein his duly verified Final Report in the mat­
we wiiiship direct, express prepuid
thought it necessary to protest.
been received.
upon receipt of Catalog Price.
clubbing propositions ever offered the ter of the said estate, public notice is hereby
Alreck Barneburg who has for sev­
Our Common Birthday.
citizens of Jackson county. The club­ given that the Honorable J. R. Neil as the judge
Bcnd 5 cent, in stampi for
eral months past been foreman over
Charles Lamb said: "No oue ever ro- bing offer consist« of three of Ameri­ I of the above entitled Court has set and appointed
Ito Parrò Illustratili < atalog.
garded Jan. 1 with Indifference. It Is ca’s leading magazines (all to one ad­ , .Saturday the 23 day of January 1909. at the hour
the Galeece Creek mines, resigned his
Keploto with
H T E V E N 8
'
of
10
o
’
clock
A-
M.
of
said
timn.
and
that
from
which
all
date
their
time
position and was in Jacksonville Wed­
and generai
dress) and the Jacksonville P ost one j the office of the said Cotr
and count upon what Is left. It Is the
Il reami In-
nesday en route to California.
year for fl.75.
| County, Oratfon. in the Cot
torniatlon.
nativity
of
our
common
Adam.
”
And
Striklngeovcr
Mrs. Anna Huff wife of Chas. Huff. |
"Our Day” recently consolidated ville. Jackson County Oregon
as the « lock tolls forth the death of the
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j the hearing of mh M Final Repc
who died at her home at Hutton Cal., i
old year one cannot but secretly grieve with “World Events” is a magazine of i tereated will appear nt said time
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was a native of New York State. She
over its departure, and as the birth of national events (historical,) and treats 1 make any objection.” they may have to the ap-
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pleasant to take. It contains r.o opium or
the new year Is heralded the events It on all prominent questions all over the I proval of the name.
was a member of the Chapter of East-' In
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other harmful druj and may be given as confi­
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ern Star at Wallace Ihaho. Her re-1 dently to a baby as to an adult
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world. An excellent magazine pro­ ' Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon. December 21.
I 1908.
awaken a feeling of exjiectatlon, mixed
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mains were brought to the home of I
fusely
illustrated.
illustrateti.
| Henry Mankins, Administrator of the estate of
with awe.
Mrs. E. J. Kubli where services were I
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“Home Herald” is a magazine for James F. Man kins. Deceased.
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