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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1911)
i /HE COURT HOUSE KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH HÍW1 at Interest to Jackscr. Coun’y Tax Payers MARRIAGE LICENSES James D. Childers and Verna Evans. Ernest M. McArthur and Jessie May Daily. Samuel Griffith Netherlan 1 and ¡Mrs. Mary Paddock. L. H. Gies, and Effie J. Kiger. CIRCUIT COURT T IS wonderful how much satis- tion can be obtained from a talk over the Bell Telephone. I A letter carries words, but the Bell Service has been brought up to such a point of perfection that the modulations of the voice are clearly heard. The cheery tones show that the talker is well and in good spirits. The call may come from a suburban village or a distant city, but within the limits of the carrying power of the voice the Bell Service carries the tone as well. You get a personal interview with a friend hundreds of miles away. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Every Hell Telephone is the Center of the System Fred Penninger, Administrator vs. I. J. Hanson et al. Order to take deposition. Mabel Streeter Harvey vs. Georgo Lyon Harvey. Order allowing inter lineation of complaint. C. M. Boose et al vs. Estate of Granville Naylor, deceased, et al. Order allowing plaintifis to file amend ed complaint and issue ar. alias sum mons. H. A. Ensign vs. Justice Court, Gold Hill. Order dismissing case for want of proper service. A. Weidner vs. County Court of Jackson County. Dismissed withont costs. Pacific & Eastern Railway vs. I. J. Pnipps, et al. Order to amend cost bill. Ashland Manufacturing Co. vs. Henry I. Wentworth. Order dismiss ing action. I In the matter of the application of Henry Albers to register title vs. C. U. Beekman et al. Order vacating appointment of Taylor, and appointing O. C. Boggs as examiner of titles. I T. W. Hill et al vs. Samuel I Bissell et al. Satisfaction and release of judgment. Lyons G. Patterson vs. Madge Pat- terson. Order for publication of sum mons. Tho leading Sood of the West— Judgi'g by th; continuoui imm gra- Liüy ’a Caíalos. Ycur 1011 crop ¿enends tion to Canada, it is the United States on GOOD iee¿~iend 5»r this Catalog that may be annexed, if we don’t and get the best. Write now to the CHAS. H. LILLY CO., Seattle, watch out. Champ Clark admit? that he has his hand up in case the Democratic party should hapDen to look his way 1912. Col. Bryan, we hear, has spent a good deal of his time this winter super vising the planting of his citrus orchard in Texas, Is not citrus something like a lemon. One of the fifteen cent magazines that are mo3t vigorously protesting against paying more postage on their advertising sections comes out for March so buried in advertising that House Furnishers you can’t find the reading matter. Just about the time Dorothy Arnold gets off the first page here comes Duke of Abruzzi marching back. After reading Hobson’s alarm speech, San Francisco will demand that the Panama Exposition be fortified. as well as the canal. Captain Hobson gives us only ten months in which to get our lives in- sured against Japanese bullets. With good schools, churches, telephone, electric light, railway, business establishments of various kinds, and an ideal climate there is no reason why the population of this city should not increase 50 per cent in the next two years. Tell your friends and acquaintances about it in every letter you write. Do it now. Total............................................ $3.00 Both Papers One Year, $2.00 Ä y OREGON JOURNAL Furniture Stoves • Tinware Graniteware George Washington may be a “dead one” but he manages to have a very lively birthday. The western farmers think it’s a poor reciprocity that doesn’t work both ways. Beds and Bedding Jacksonville, Oregon. Publishes the latest and most com plate telegraphic news of the world; ‘ gives reliable market reports, as it is published at Portland, where the market news can be and is corrected to date for each issuo. It also has a page of special matter for the farm ana home, an entertaining story page and a page or more of comic each week, and it goes to the subscriber twice every week —104 time0 a year. JACKSONVILLE ’'OST Gives all the local news and happen ings and should be in every home in this vicinity. The two papers make a splendid combination and you save $1 by send ing your subscription to JACKSONVILLE POST We can also give our subscribers a ood clubbing offer for the Daily and unday, or Sunday Journal, in connec tion with the JACKSONVILLE POST A jury of women in Washington fined a man for swearing, If he had only thought to let loose a mouse in the jury room. Every time a war appears on the carpet somebody inappropriately calls The Hague conference into action. The Czar of Russia has bought a new paper. Now he will get acquainted with real trouble. JACKSONVILLE POST-:- The writer had an interview with the mayor and several councilmen Thursday, and they assure us that negotiations for the sale of the water bonds are progress ing nicely; that in about sixty days affairs will be in shape to proceed with the construction of the system as planned. Semi-We: k’y Oiejon Journal, one year___ ....... _____ $1.50 Jacksonville Post, one year— 1.50 De Vore & Rock "Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and your nose is red,” says new cases the Milwaukee Journal. Since when Medford Builders & Supply Co. vs. did it become necessary in Milwaukee Bert Anderson. Suit to foreclose lien. to weep in order to get a red nose? Complaint filed. Gus Newbury, at Milwaukee has a surer way than that. torney for plaintiff. That talk about permissible ex Franklin Stroud vs. Mary A. Stroud. plosives may be all right in its place. Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. Withington & Kelly, attorneys for What we want is an explosive that will refuse to blow up at the wrong plaintiff. time. vs. Enterprise Mining W. C. Hale The world is getting better. There Co. Action to recover money. Com- plaint filed. Affidavit and undertaking were onlv two arrests last year of presidents for looting banks, under for attachment. Detmer Woolen Co. vs. Paul Lam their charge. bert. Action to recover money. Com A woman who has been married plaint filed. Affidavit and undertaking eight times confesses that rhe knew Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon for attachment, summons. W. J. not what love was until she read Laura Moore, attorney for plaintiff. Jean Libbey. Never mind! Some day A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson State of Oregon vs. J. E. Cuthbert, she may meet Nat • Goodwin. County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. et al. Criminal complaint. Trans If the excellent health of many of cript from Justice Court, Ashland. our great financiers has as much mar Minnie C. Hunter vs. John C. ket value ifs their rumored indisposi Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Hunter, Suit for divorce. Complaint tions, what a bull market we would Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. filed. G. C. McAllister, attorney for have. plaintiff. To be perfectly frank, isn’t it rather SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1911 Lyons G. Patterson vs. Madge risky to predict that Canada will not Patterson, Suit for divorce. Com- be annexed until we know whether plaint filed. Affidavit and order for Carnegie, Rockefeller or Morgan wants SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on publication of summons. DeArmond that section of this terrestrial ball? application. & DeArmond attorneys for plaintiff. “Don’t say politics is crooked,” en Minnie E. Westerhide vs. Allen McCauley. Suit to .foreclose lien. joins the Brooklyn Standard Union. Judging by the appearance of the columns of some Complaint filed. C. H. Clements, No; say “politics are crooked.” That’s nearer the comprehensive truth. of our contemporaries the crop of spring poets is unusually attorney for plaintiff. abundant this year. A Great Clubbing Offer RLtDi TO MAIL Items J .» ' ELECTRIC SPARKS. From the middle and eastern portions of the United States and Canada to OREGON, WASHINGTON AND ALL THE NORTHWEST Will prevail DAILY MARCH 10TH TO APRIL 10TH over the SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES IN OREGON From Chicago at - - - - $33.00 St. Louis .... 32.00 Omaha - - . . . 25 00 Kansas City - - - - 25.00 St. Paul.................................................. 25.00 and from other cities correspondingly low You Can PREPAY Fares • The Colonists fares are Westbound only, but if you have rela tives or friends or employees in the East whom you desire to bring to this state you can deposit the value of the fare with your local railroad agent and an order for a ticket will be telegraphed to any address de' sired. Let The WORLD Know Of our vast resource and splendid opportunities for HOME BUILDING Call on the undersigned for good instructive printed matter to send East, or give him the addresses of those to whom you would like to have such matter sent. Wm. McMurray General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND, ORE. State of Oregon vs. Bert Cummins. Criminal complaint. Use printed stationery; it adds dignity to your business. All kinds of office stationery printed on short notice and In the matter of the estate of Daniel at reasonable prices. Jacksonville Brittain, deceased. Order approving Post. final account. Estate of Booth Lee, deceased, Notice for Publication. order for sale of personal property. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Estate of A. J. Fredenburg, de' U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore. Order appointing C. H. ceased. March 9th, 1911. Fredenburg as administrator, and Notice is hereby given that Joseph fixing bond in sum of $500. ine Houston of Applegate, Oregon, who, on April 17, 1906, made Homestead In the matter of the estate of Leou Fuue Wee. deceased. Order appoint entry 14028 serial. No. 03963, for SE >-4 ing Wm. M. Colvig administrator of NW %, Section 28, Township 38 S., Range 4 W. Willamette Meridian, said estate. has filed notice of intention to make Estate of John T. Layton, deceased. final five year proof, to establish claim Decree of partial distribution. to the land above described, before W. In the matter of the estate 'of John H, Canon, United States Commis Von Ehwegan, deceased. Inventory sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 21 day of April, 1911. and appraisement filed. Claimant names as witnesses: Let- In the matter of the guardianship tie Finney of Jacksonville, Oregon, and estate of Belle Hurburger, an in Wilfred E. Finney of Jacksonville, Ore competent person. Petition for ap gon, James W. Rock of Jacksonville, pointment of guardian. Oregon, Nancy Pernoil of Applegate, Estate of James Cook, deceased. Oregon. BENJAMIN F. JONES, Order Appointing administrator and Register. appraisers. PROBATE COURT Case 36 H. P., 10-Ton Road Roller The name of the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company, Inc., Racine, Wis., is known in every household in the Great West and Every citizen of the town should insist upon the early Middle West, where the products of this company have been completion of the water system, it will be needed very distributed for many years. There are thousands of Case products in use through the country, and there are thousands of other buyers much in a few weeks. Given an abundant supply of who would demand them were they only aware of the high stanards water for sprinkling, irrigation, and sewer purposes the of efficiency and general durability that they represent. future prospects of the city will advance at least 50 per The Case 36 H.P., 10-ton Road Roller is a very desirable piece of machinery for road contractors and builders. It is an absolutely cent, but if the matter is kept back and delayed much efficient machine, which has proven its ability as to quality and longer we are liable to lose the benefit of the attention quantity of work to many owners. This road roller is sold $2,200 already drawn to the city by the improvements made1 f.o.b. Racine, Wisconsin, with simple cylinder, and for $2,300 with the matter of the estate of James compound cylinder. These are payment prices. during the past tw’o years. Considerable attention has K. In Van Sant, deceased. Final account ¿This company also sells the well known line of Troy Dump Notice to Creditors. been attracted to our little city in theoutside world; many approved. Wagonsand Dump Boxes, also Road Scrapers, Road Drags, Road Notice is hereby given that the un persons of wealth and standing have become aware of the Estate of Mo'lie Rateman, deceased. dersigned Rooters, Stone Crushers, Rotary Stone Screens and Road Sprink has been appointed by the ling Wagons. The attention of government contractors and other efforts being made to secure water and have indicated an Order appointing administrator. County Court of Jackson County, Ore officials is called to these excellent products. Army engineer gon, executrix of the estate of Andrew In the matter of the last will and intention to become residents as soon as the water system officers and other readers of this paper, who are connected with testament of Jaeob Thompson, de Johnson, deceased, and has duly quali becomes an absolute certainty. Several of these parties ceased. road construction in any branch, should write to the Road Machin Order admitting will to pro fied. All persons having claims against ery Department, J. I. Case Threshing Machinery Co., Local admit the natural advantages of Jacksonville and have bate and appointing G. S. Butler as the estate of Said deceased are hereby Agency Jacksonville, Oregon, for the Contractor’s Oeneral Purpose to present the same to me at declared their intention to spend considerable money in administrator with the will annexed. 1 1 notified Engine and Municipal Tractor catalog and mention this paper. my home in Ashland, < regon, properly In the matter of the estate of the construction of handsofrie, permanent homes within America verified as by law required, within six E. Thompson, deceased. Luy & Collins, the city provided that an adequate water supply is assured. Order appointing G. S. Butler admiris- ( months of the date of the publication : of this notice. Jacksonville, Ore. Without the water they refuse to build and consequently trator of said estate. ! Dated and first published March 11 th. Local Agents, will soon begin to look elsewhere for locations meeting 1911. aria J ohnson . their requirements. There is no middle ground, it is MINERS NOTICE Notice of Location Executrix of last M will and testament both Quarts and Placer, for sale at this either advance or retreat. of Andrew Johnson, deceased. •ffice, JACKSONVILLE POST. Advertise In The POSI
