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What Is Worship » By Robert G. Ingersoll, Complete assortment of tVten’s Suits /‘fcrde by ihe Fechheimer-Fishel Company of New York 11 y h Men’s Suits, latest Shade Portsmouth Brown - - - - Î6 h Men’s Suits, Navy Blue Serge - Men’s Suits, Gray Mixed Worsted Men’s Suits, Steel Gray Serge - Men’s Suits, latest shade of London Smoke . - - - H $15.00 22.50 16.50 22.00 21.00 Men’s Suits, Worsted Novelty, latest Green . . . . 20.00 Men’s Suits, Black Serge 18.00 Finished with Manchester Mohair Lining in the latest models made to fit and guaranteed All Wool The brand “EEE and EEF” is a mark of distinction Just Received At modela NUNAN ■ TAYLOR Jacksonville Oregon Jacksonville Post OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF JACK SONVILLE. OREGON A weekly newspaper, published every Saturday at the county scat of Jackson Co., Ore. D. W. Bagshaw. Editor. Entered ns second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1909. CIRCUIT COURT John Harrington vs W. E. Phipps, J. It. Neil and Frances M. Snyder, suit for $20,000. damages, re for trial Mon day, Oct. 25. i B. F. Whetstone vs Olive Whetstone decree of divorce by default. Watie Howard vs James M’ Howard, divorce by default. State of Oregon vs Chas. H. Wals- worth. Verdict of jury manslaughter. Sentence deferred until Wednesday NEW CASES SUBSCRIPTION • ««year, by mail..................................... Í1.50. ’Advertising rates furnished on application Reference to the report of the grand jury, published in another column will show that the improvements begun at the courthouse are specially commend ed and that body specially recommends the making of further necessary im provements in regard to toilets, sewer age system etc. Jackson county is rich «nd prosperous and there is no reason why her courthouse and jail should not be supplied and furnished with all necessary equipments for the proper transaction of business and for the comfort and convenience of the em ployee« and the general public. Let the good work goon. State of Oregon vs Nicholes Rain ford. Criminal Charge. Transcript from Justices Docket. State of Oregon vs Leonard Gaskins same charge. State of Oregon vs Harold Mack, same charge. State of Oregon vs Richard Moe and Chester Moe. Transcript from Justice’s Docket, Ashland. Examined by the grand jury, true bill returned. De fendants plead guilty in open court. Meda Turpin vs Nirron Turpin, Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. ------- •-------- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J( :s IM] IÍB it I.Í 111 To do justice: to defend the right; t< be strength for the weak—a shield fot ’/l the defenceless; to raise the fallen; t< keep the peace between neighbors arx nations. This is worship. Work is worship. Labor is the best prayer. To fell the forest, to subdue the earth, to delve in mines for the love of woman. This is worship. To build a home, to keep a fire on the hearth, to fill with joy the heart of her who rocks the cradle of your child. '1 his is worship. The poor boy ships before the mast comes home and puts within his moth er’s hand a purse snatched from the peril of the sea. This is worship. The poor widow working night and day keeping the ¡fatherless together- bearing every burden for the love of babes. This is worship. The sad anti weeping wife stays with and bears the insalts of a brutal hus band for the sake of little ones. This is worship. The husband when his wife is pre maturely old with grief and pain, sits by her bed and holds her thin, wan hands as rapturously and kisses them as passionately as when they were dim pled. This is worship. The wife clings to the husband fallen lifts him from the gutter of degrada tion, holds him to her heart until her love makes him once more a man. This is worship. ; The industrious father, the toiling, patient mother, practice every self-de 5 nial to educate th it- children—to lift them with loving pride above them selves. This is vorship. And when such children are ashamed of such parents because they areh •mc- ly and wrinkled and ignorant—this is blasphemy. The boy with his mother’s kiss warm on his lips fights for his native land fights to free his fellow me .—dies by the guns. This is worship. He who loves, worships.— Ex. D. lots 7 and 10, blk 2, Oak Park add Medford...................................... 1500 Elizabeth Horning to Wm. A. Medlev, W.D. lots 3-4-5-6, blk 5, Fruitdale add to Medford 10 J. N. Hoekersmith to William A. Med- Can Get Water. ley, W.D. lots 1-2, blk 5, Fruitdale add Medford......................... 10 Anna M. Woodruff to Charles R. Rose It is authoratively stated that Mr. and Howard Rose, W.D. lots 11-12, Hanley has olfered to allow the City of blk S, Railroad add Medford 10 Medford to lay water pipes across his G. R. Slingerland to Same, W.D. lots land to temporarily convey water for 9-10, Railroad Add Medford.......... 10 use of the city pending the decision of William L. Hankins to Margaret A. the courts as to amount of damages to Hankins, W.D. lot 22, blk 27 Tolo. .1 which he may be entitled. Robert Casey to John A. Nelson, W.D. If this report is true as stated, it land in Ashland................................ 10 shows a desposition on the part of Mr. R. J. Edwards to J. Barnard, W.D. Hanley to be fair and square in the lot 4, blk 10 Helmin add Medford. .10 Matter without any desire for a “hold Florence N. Denny to C. 0. Porter, W. up,’ as claimed by some parties who D. lots 28-29-30, blk II, Railroad add tried to make mountains out of mole Ashland...........................................1050 hills. David L. Minkler to Fred IL Rundell, I W.D. lot 6, blk 45, Summit add Ash Change in Southern Pacific Time land ........................ 10 4 Lucy E. Payne to J. S. Miller, W.D. Table. lots 4-5-0-7-8, Southern Home Tract, Ashland.............................................. 50 NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Isaac W. Bailey to W. H. Humphrey, No. 20 Roseburg Passenger .7:41 A.M. W.D. lot 9, blk 17, Butte Falls...400 Lucy A. Elwood to E. R. Oatman, W. No. 12 Shasta Limited.......... 9:25 A.M. D. lot 11, blk 15, Medford.......... 1000 No. 16 Oregon Express.........5:21 P. M. R. A. Knipp to Lucy A. Elwood, W.D. No. 14 Portland Express. ...8:39 P.M. same lot........................... 2000 SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. Charles N. Hansen to E. R. Oatman, W.D. lots 7-8 blk 1, Whitman Park No. 11 Shasta Limited.......... 5:50 A.M. ............................................. .......... 1200 No. 15 California Express.. 10:35 A.M. Ora Burnett to Charles N. Hansen, No. 13 San Fran. Express.. .3:32 P.M. same lot. ............................ ;...........10 Lucy Elwood to Charles N. Hansen, No. 19 Ashland Passenger. .10:45 P.M. Note carefully No. 20 does not con W.D. lot 8, blk 1, Whitman Park.. 10 A. C. Burgess to F. IL Phillips, W. D. nect at Roseburg with trains for points lots 10-11, blk 2, West Medford... 600 North, No. 19 runs only to Ashland but Old Mill Ditch and Irrigation Co. to leaves Portland 8:15 A. M. Joel Milton, W.D. Water................ 1 Shasta Limited No’s. 11 and 12 are not Max P. Jacoby to William P. Jacoby, intended for local travel. W. D. lots 22-23-24, blk 30, and lot 7. For local points passengers should take trains 19 and 20 and 15 and 16. Going blk 34, Tolo............................... 300 C. A. Hamlin to Theresa J. Boardman, North the Portland Express only makes W.D. S % of N X lot 10 blk 1, Cot the larger town stops. No. 13 however tage add Medford.............................. 10 makes about same stops as formerly. Margaret and Patrick Daily to T. W. For additional information as to what Daily, W.D. tract 50 feet X 1 chain trains stop at different points call at and 55 links............................. ........ lo or phone the depot. Joseph B. Breston to Frank E. Schnei The coach heretofore carried on No. der and Lizzie Breston, W.D. SE '4 225 is discontinued, local freights will of SW K of Sec 6-39-1.................... 10 pass Medford during the day instead of T. W. Brittson to H. S. Evans, W.D. night of night as heretofore. The land in Twp 39-1.................... 10 above is the best mail service and train H. L. Whited to Oliver S. Andrews, service Rogue River Valley ever had, W.D. land in Twp 39-1.................. 600 letters mailed in Portland before 5:30 j<r P.M. will reach Medford 5:50 following morning. Trains 11, 12, 13, 14, alone MINERS NOTICE-Notice of Location carry United States Mail. both Quartz ami Placer, for salo at this office, JACKSONVILLE POST. James H. Doran to Lewis A. Abbott, W.D. land in Twp 39-1 ................ 500 Lewis A. Abbott to Edgin P. Hughes, W.D. same land...............................10 Anna L. McGinnis to D. McDonald, W.D. part of lot 5, blk 2, Cottage add Medford..................................... 10 Aaron Wyland to Mary M. Forbes, W. D. lots 17 to 21, blk 2, Newton add Medford............................................ 10 Idah E. Gunn to Abbie Morley Glaite, W.D. EU of NW >4 of NE and N E '4 of SW % and NW '4 of SE '4 of Sec 16-35-2..................................... 1 Those foreigners who prate about the Bessie Sheppard to R. B. Dow. W.D. impetuous hsste of Americans might lots 7, 8, blk 81 Medford.................10 have occasion to revise their opinions if placed in the position of a country Thos. E. Nichols to J. M. Garrett, W. D. land in See 12-37-1.................. 5000 newspaper man trying to collect his M. L. Alford to J. L. Demmer, W.D. subscriptions. Ex. lots 6, 7, 8, blk 8 Imperial add to Medford............................................ 10 Ma-garet J. Rnmsey to Daniel M Witt, THE COURT HOUSE W.D. lot 7, blk 4, Crowell add Med ford ..................................................300 Item» of Interest to Jacksen Coun’y C. W. Palm to C. D. Vincent, W.D. all of blk 3, Davis First add Medford. .10 Tax Payers S. L. Bennett to James Bowlinw, W. D. land in Twp 37 2......................... 10 Margaret Reeser to Catherine E Back MARRIAGE LICENSES er. W.D. lot 6, Highland Park Add Aahland............................................ 300 John A. Henderson to M. G. Mordoff, How’s This* Henry J. O’Brien and Daisy B Allen. W.D. lots 10, 11’ blk 2. Park adj to Office one block south of Courthouse John W. Wright and Dora J. Bum- Madfafd............................................. 10 JACKSONVILLE, OREGON bie. S. J. Summerlin to W. M. Smith, W. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward D. N of lot 2 and all of lot 3, blk for any case of Catarrh that cannot be ; Filings mado on homesteads and timber chdms. , Frederick E. Barncburg and Etta 76, Medford....................................... 11 cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Tucker. Correct plats weekly showing all vacant lands. Notary Public sad Coavevaacer Peter A. Peterson nnd Anna Clau- D. Me Donald to S. J. Summerlin, W. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. D. same lots..................................1200 dine Mellinger. Legal papers of all kinds made out Specia We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Ellis Randles to J. F. Hale, W.D. attention given to papers in settlement of estates. PROBATE COURT lots 17. 17, blk I! ss add Medford J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and 1 Abstract of Land Title« believe him perfectly honorable in al) 1 .......................................................... 250 Most complete set of abstract books in the E. A. Hatchwny to E. W. Brainard, business transactions and financially I couuty. Abstract made promptly and accurately. | In the matter of the estate of Jam«« able to carry out any obligations made W.D. land in Twp 37-2 .............. 1000 Real Estate aud lasarance Me Carron, deceased. Oath of Admin Harry E. Stoddard to E. E. Martin, by his firm. istration filed. Fine list of county and town property for sale Walding. Kinnan & Marvin. W.D. E U lot 5, blk 4, Sunset Park Estate of Geo. M. Needles, deceased. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. and rent. ..........................................................100 Money IxMined Petition for order for sale of personal N. J. Garrett to P. C. Garrett, W.D. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern Warrants bought and aoki. Collections mad«. property filed. I und '2 int. in tract in Twp 37-1. .3000 ally, acting directly upon the blood and Taxe-s paid. Rents collected. Prompt reply to all Estate of Herman Laurents, deceas Christiana Reed to C. H. Lewis. W.D. mucous surfaces of the system. Testi letters. Charges reasonable. 80 acres off west end Don. claim No. monials sent free. Price 75 cents per ed. Petition for appointment of nd Reference« ininistrator filed and August Laurents 45 in Twp 37-1.............................. 110001 bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hon. II. K. Hanna judge 1st judicial district ....... ........ Edger S. Hafer to Ores Crawford, W. I Hall's Family Pills for consumption. I and any JackeonvUU business man. appointed administrator. The two Portland men who held up another with a gun and robbed him of $30 and a watch, anti when captured protested that it was only a joke on an acquaintance. are likely to learn, or at least should be taught, that such a joke is not to be tolerated; anil merits severe punishment. Their story is not very credible anyway, but if believed they should still be punished to show that jokes of this kind will not be permitted. SILAS J. DAY Jacksonville Bakery L. V. LARSEN. Prop. Fresh Bread, Plain and Fancy Cakes Delicious Pies, Etc., Etc. The Products of Our Bakery Equal the Best in the Land. Try Them and be Convinced I i I roj, ™f; RECEPTION LUY & KEEGAN, Props Family Trade Solicited Agents Albany Beer Sok I » SCHOOL BOOKS A full assortment of School Supplies, con sisting of Books, Tablets, Pencils, Pen holders, etc. Also a fine line of Stationery, Novelties, etc. . . . • CITY DRUG STORE J. W. 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