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T « Goose Girl By HAROLD MacGRATH Copyright. IÇO9. by the Bobbi- Merrill Company | CONTINUED. J I The trial of Mock is over and another chapter in the Gretchen put tier bands behind her Estray Notice criminal history of Jackson county is written. The ver back, closed her eyes and raised her chin. lie kissed not only the lovely dict of the jury meets with approval of most people al Came to my p'ace at Provolt, Ore. mouth, but the eyes and cheeks and though some expected a verdict of first degree murder. on or about Nov. 1st. 1910, one Jersey hair. “I ask only for your love, Gretchen— The trial was fair and impartial from start to finish, the heifer about 1 year old. No marks or only that.” And ho pressed her bauds. brands. Color yellow. rights of the accused were amply protected at every point I have taken up said heifer and have “All men are rogues more or less. There are so many currents and eddies and although an able attorney done all in his power to her in mv possession at my ranch near entering into a man's life. It is made show mitigating circumstances and to lessen the punish Provolt. Ore. The owner of heifer is up of a thousand variant interests. to call at said ranch, prove No; man's love is never like a wom ment the fact remained unquestioned thatan atrocious and requested property, pay charges for pasture and an’s. But remember this, Gretchen—I unwarranted crime had been committed and that the advertising and take her away, within loved you the best I kuew how, as a man loves but once, honorable as it perpetrator merited the punishment which he will receive. six weeks from and after date of this was possible, purely and dearly.” notice, otherwise she will be Bold He ripped a bunch of grapes from The history of this crime and the events leading up to it according to law. the vine, a thing no careful vintner contains a valuable lesson in regard to the importance Dated Provolt, Ore. Dec. 9, 1910. should do, and held It toward her. H. MESSINGER. “Have you ever heard of the kissing of small «things: the loss of Smith’slife and Mock’s cherries?” he asked. liberty can be traced to a quarrel about a dog, probably She shook her head. He explained. Dr. Bell’s Antiseptic Salve “This bunch will do very well.” of no value to anyone. He took one grape at the bottom In J f Good for all Skin Diseases. Not Good PROBATE COURT for everything. Sutherland’s Eagle In the matter of the estate and Eye Salve is good for nothing but the eyes. If you use it and are not satisfied guardianship of Mary A. Kilgore, an come back and get your 25c. You be insane pe~son. Petition and order of the judge. Sold by City Drug Store. removal to Klamath county. Estate of Margaret D. Long, de ceased. Final account and report I HE COURT HOUSE filed. Order for publication of final Items of Interest to Jackson Cousty notice. In the matter of the estate of Rial Tax Payers Benedict, deceased. Final account of MARRIAGE LICEN8E8 of administrator filed. John J. Osenbrugge and Sadie Pauline Sturgis. You Can Always Get Clayton R. Smith and Alice Luman. The best cough medicine if you ask for W. A. Marvin and Gwendolyn Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey and look for the bell on the bottle. Guaranteed to Stickle. Thomas R. Belcher and Sarah J. give satisfaction. Sold everywhere. Grazer. t J MARRIED DISINFECT RENTED HOUSES. OSENBRUGGE-STURGIS — At the court house in Jacksonville, Oregon, Landlord Should Disinfect Be Saturday, December 17, 1910, by Judge J. R. Neil; John J. Osenbrugge fore Renting Houses and Sadie Pauline Sturgis. bls teeth. Gingerlj- Gretchen did the [ to REAMES Lawyer Practise in all State and Federal Courta MEDFORD, GUS OREGON NEWBURY Attorney-at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State OREGON. MEDFORD, II. K. IIANNA Lawyer Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building JACKSONVILLE, OREGON EâSLE ETE « .it be continued .] Good for Nothing but th« Gifts! Eye Gifts!!! Have you seen the splendid assortment of Xmas presents At the Corner Confectionery Something for every member of the family. A full line of Mechanical Toys, Drums, Games, Trains, Horses, Xmas Decorations, Etc. Ladies Examine Our Japanese Pillow Tops, Baskets, Jardinieresand Dishes We carry a superior grade of Candies, Nuts, Etc. Christmas Candies Here of our Straight Kentucky Whiskey will be sent free to the first man in your locality sending us 25 names. Buy your Proprietor Jacks on ville Bakery Four full quarts KENTUCKY $ jfl ROSE WHISKEY (Two stamped) ‘V No other mail order hoo.n has ail equal to It. Four full quarts of PERFECTION $3 E. F. ABBOTT, Proprietor kBROWM MERCANTILE CO. 7 th and B uhnsids S trszts PORTLAND. OREGON Fancy Pies, Cakes and Cookies Oregon Give Our Bread a Trial Come and See Our Christmas Cakes. THE LAST CALL OF THE WEST Did you see this beautiful ar ticle picturing Oregon in four colors in the November Sunset? SUNSET MAGAZINE OBETCHBN RAISED HEIl CHIN, same. Their lips met in a smothered laughter. Then they tried it again. And this Watteau picture met the gaze of two persons on the terrace be low. The empurpling face of one threatened an explosion, but the smil ing face of the other restrained this vocal thunder. The old head vintner kicked a stone savagely. Gretchen and her lover turned. y CHAPTER XIII. A WHITE SCAB. OU”— began the steward. “Patience, IIofTman!” warn ed her highness. Then she laughed blithely. “Your hat, scoundrel!” cried Hoff- man. The vintner snatched off his hat apologetically nnd swung It around on the tips of his fingers. “Is this the way you work?” "I have picked nine baskets." "You should have picked twelve.” It interested her highness to note that this handsome young fellow was not afraid of the head vintner. So this was Gretchen’s lover? He was really handsome. There was nothing coarse about his features or figure. The pause was broken by Gretchen. ‘Tarilon, highness!” "For what, Gretchen?” “For not having seen your Qpproach.” THE TELEPHONE AT CHRISTMAS- NEW CASES z\ * A. L. E. A. Thompson A QUART BOULE SMITH-LUMAN -At the home of the The following extract from an $25,000 is being spent by bride’s parents, Monday, December nouncement made bv the Michigan 19, 1910, by Rev. A. A. Holmes; SUNSET MAGAZINE State Health Department in regard Clayton R. Smith and Alice Luman. to disinfection of rented houses should On a series of articles superbly MARVTN-STICKLE — At the M. E. receive the careful perusal of both the illustrated in four colors pic parsonage in Jacksonville, Oregon, landlords and tenants of rented houses. turing and describing the at Monday, Decemper 19, 1910, by Rev. “A very wholesome practice that tractions and resources of the Chas. H. Johnston; W. A. Marvin bids fair to become an established Gwendolyn Stickle. custom, is the disinfection of a rented WONDERLAND OF THE PACIFIC BELCHER-GRAZER-At the M. E. house before a family moves into it. This is done now, where a case of We will send you the next church in Jacksonville, Oregon, by three issues of SUNSET com- Rev. Chas. H. Johnston, Tuesday, every contagious disease, say small mencing with the special De December 20, 1910; Thomas R. pox, or diphtheria, has been known to exist; but how can we feel sure cember issue in which begins Belcher and Sarah J. Grazer. that the house we are about to move the best serial novel of the CIRCUIT COURT into and live in, has not had in it an year “The Spell.” bv C. N. & State of Oregon vs. Julian A. Mock unrecognized or a suppressed case of A. M. Williamson and a su indicted by the grand jury for the measles, or tuberculosis, or typhoid perbly illustrated erticle in four murder of Jesse Smith. Defendant fever? Disinfection after these dis colors on “San Francisco The having plead not guilty, the case came eases is of the highest importance. Exposition City;” and in ad on regularly for trial, jury empanelled Then, again, there are those diseases dition we will include a copy of and sworn, testimony of witnesses that are not fatal, perhaps, but being the November issue containing tnken, arguments of counsel, charge to communicable, may become certainly the beautifully illustrated ar jury, etc. Jury after being out five afflictions, nuisances. Tnis precaution, ticle on Oregon. hours returned a verdict of murder in therefore, should be demanded of ALL FOR 25 CENTH (Stamps or Coin) landlord, by those who are planning to the second degree. rent the house.” State of Oregon vs. John O'Connor. Indicted by the grnnd jury for the Make Up Your Own Mind larceny of an animal, Defendant plead not guilty. Case set for trial January When in the need of a cough medicine. Wells Fargo Bldg., Portland, Ore. 23, 1911. If you buy Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey State of Oregon vs. Antone Duprey, we guarantee you get the best.—Sold Indicted for disturbing a religious by City Drug Store. meeting. Defendant plead guilty, Court imposed the minimum fine of F. W. Mears, Esq. of Medford was $1«. a caller at this office Thursday evening Charles H. Healey vs. A. W. Thomas The basket ball at the U. S. Hall, Action to recover money. Jury trial. Wednesday evening was pronounced Verdict for plaintiff in tho sum of fine by those present. The music by $250. the orchestra is deserving of special Trail Lumber Co. vs. J. E. Culver. mention. The Athletic Club deserves Defendant given ten days in which to encouragement in their efforts to pro further p lead. vide clean, healthy entertainment. L. L. Angle vs. John W. Smith, et nl. Dismissed upon stipulation of the Present that Means Something parties. There is one thing especially good George Coster vs. John Mattis and thing about a Christmas present of J. B. Evans. Suit to foreclose lien. Complaint filed. Neff 4 Mealey, at- Youth’s Companion. It shows that the giver thought enough of you to torneys for plaintiff. give you something worth while. C. W. Matthews vs. J. E. Shearer. It is easy to choose something costing Action to recover money. Complaint a great deal more which is absolutely filed. W. I. Vawterand F. J. Newman, useless, but to choose a present costing attorneys for plaintiff. only $1.75 that will provide a long Gaddis 4 Dixon vs. J. F. Mundy and year's entertainment and the uplifting Walter Mundy. Action to recover companionship of the wise and great, money. Complaint filed. W. E. Phipps, is another matter. There is one present, however, which does just that attorney for the plaintiff. —The Youth’s Companion. L. YV. D. McKeel vs. James Summer, if you want to know whether it is et al. Suit to quiet title. Complaint appropriate or welcome, just visit the filed. Summons issued. H. D. Norton, home of some Companion subscriber attorney for plaintiff. or Companion day. Valley Auto Company vs. G. C. ¡XDo not choose any Christmas present Scoy. Action *o recover money. until you have examined The Companion. Complaint file«!. Affidavit and under We will send you tree sample copies taking for attachment W. E. Phipps, and the beautiful Prospectus for 1911, telling something of howj The Com- attorney for plaintiff. "That was my fault, not yours. When Is the wedding?” “After the vlnt-r;--, highness.” Iler highness then spoke to the brld-*- grooui elect. “You will be good to her "Who could help It, your highness?” The pronoun struck her oddly, for peasants ns a usual thing never used it In addressing the nobility. "Well, ou the day of the wedding I will stand sponsor to you both. And good luck go with you.” She passed down the aisle, the head vintner following, wagging his head. The day was ended. The lail swung the basket to his shoulder, and the sun, flashing upon its contents, turned the i bloomy globes into dull rubies. Ill* i presented his card at the office and j was duly credited with three crowns, I which, according to Gretchen, was a line day’s work. Hoffman said noth ing about dismissal. 1 paniun has recently been enlarged anil improved. The one to whom you give the sub Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon scription will receive free all the numbers of 1910 issued after the money A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jaekson is received; also The Companion’s Art County, Oregon. D. V/. B agshaw , Editor. Calendar for 1911, lithographed in twelve colors and gold. These will be Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, sent to reach the subscriber Christmas morning, if desired. Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. You, too as giver of the subscript.on, will receive a copy of the Calendar. SA TURD A Y, DECEMBER 24, 19 JO THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on New subscriptions received at this application. office. JACKSONVILLE POST-: HERE is no need for you to be worn out by holiday preparations if you make good use of your telephone. T The Bell telephone companies have found that just before Christmas the number of daily connections is the highest for the year. The telephone has become a necessity of the holiday season, because without it most people would not have time to do what they have planned. Christmas cheer extends beyond the city limits, and the universal Bell System helps to carry throughout the land. Coughs that keep you awake at night also disturb the sleep ot the rest of the family. They can be stopped In a few minutes with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup It is a Remedy of Great Relieving Power in All Lung and Throat Troubles. Ballard's Horehound Syrup conveys a warming; and relaxing* In- fluaace to tile congested lungs. Heals soreness, quiets tickling sensation In the throat, strengthens the voice, loosens phlegm and relieves all irritated conditions In the throat and lungs. Keep a bottle In the house. It Is handy to have wben needed and saves a world ot misery to the person affected. Put Up in Three Sizes, 28c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle. Buy the $1.00 size. It contains five times as much as the 25c size, and you get with each bottle a Herrick’s Red Pepper Porous Plaster for the chert. JAMES F. BALLARD PROPRIETOR ST. LOUIS, MO. SALDANO RtCOMMtNDIOBv CITY DRUG STORE NOTICE & Don’t fail to see my stock. I am showing the finest and best stock ever shown in Medford and the largest. I have everything that is good in the JEWELRY LINE. Fine Cut Glass, Silver Toilet Sets, Silver Novelties Cuff Buttons, Fobs, Lockets, Stick Pins, Collar Pins, Everything you want in the latest styles and patterns MARTIN J. REDDY, Near P. O., Medford, Ore. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE 4 TELEGRAPH CO I have the goods. Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System If it cornea from Reddy’s its good 1
