Jacksonville post., January 27, 1912, Image 4

A HUSTLING
TIME
GREAT WATUi.AL LfJDQE
Justice Marshall Called It
Cr< it.’ii Mirada In 3ion:
Long Widowhood.
Notice for Publication.
Here is a woman who »peaks treat per-
i. la the ninety sixth year of
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
( '.cnal knowledge and long oxperi ino-, viz.,
I Mts. P. II. Brogan, of Wilson, Pa., whosayr,
her age. d!e<l .lean Coutitcss of Rox­
U. S. land Office at Hoaeburg. Creaon.
j ! “I know from experience that Char.
iberlain'a
burgh!'. She was not a very remirltn- I I I
January 23. 1912 Cough Remedy is far sup -rior to a
iy other. •
ble woman, but her memory lx pre­
Notice la )<reby given that tfohn A. lorn, of For croup there h nothir g that e:
cels iL” *
served on account of her long widow­ Jacksonville. Or exon who. on October 10, 1904. I For sale I. ’ • dealers.
,
ma
te
Horrectr
ad
Entry
Serial
i
o.
(3S33,
for
N
’
A
hood. which lasted seventy-one year-’.
■ N%. Section 4. Township 38 F„ Fanae 3 West
Iler father, the first Lord Tweeddale, Willamette Meridian, han filed notice of intention f. C. IIOCStTi,
G WHI. -TlltCTOK
Sttf. and Tms.
fought nt Marstou Moor in 1<J44 This ’ to tnaka fnal five year proof, to establish Prts. and ff.nj
Countess of Roxburghe's long widow- j ‘ laim to the lan I above describe I. I efore W. H.
hood is insignificant when conn Hired [ Canon. United - tales Commissioner, at Medford.
on th IS h day of March, 1912.
with that of a certain Agnes Sklnuer. I Orep.in,
R ogue R ive * V alley
Cla n ant na - es as witnesses: 1 ee Black, of
According to nu Inscription ill Cam­ Jacksonville. Orex n John Harder, of Jackson-
berwell cbiirch. this worthy woman [ ville. O aaon. Tob ■ Stine, of Jacks nviilr. Ore- A bstract -.1" itle : C o .
died in 141HI nt the nge of 119 years, [ ton SamCauxhma i. ■ f Jack oivllle. Oregon
i
(I ncorpora fed )
having survived her busband only
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
R
-
r
'»ter.
eight years less thuu a century.—Lou-
dou Telegraph.
Only nt w up-to-date Abstract
Notic? for Publication.
Plant Li Jackson ou ity.
The Intelligent Oyster.
DE’ART'.IENT OF THE INTERIOR
It was Mr. Justice Darling who once
Bell Phone Jacksonville 11.
defined a sheriff as something halfway
U. S. Liu d Ofl'c© at RoBeburr. Orep^r,
Home Ph one Jacks on 2003
Jammry 2?. 191?
between nil oyster mid n lord mayor.
Medford, Pacifi e Mein 2511
Notice I m hereby tflvcn that Harley H. Kalt of
Hut Thackeray anticipated him In at­ Jacksonville. Orejror. who, cn Au trust 1!, 1907.
Meaford, Loire 356
tributing human intelligence to oysters. ■ made Honest nd Entry No. 01207. for SW »
“I was walking with him one evening | NEW. SE% NW’/». NEV» SW‘4 and NW'/» SEW. Jacksonville,
Oregoi
from the club.” wrote Edmund Yates, ■ Section 30. Township 38 S., Ranjre 2 west Wil-
“and. passing a fish shop in New street, , lamette Meridian. has filed notice of ’ntention to
be uotlced two different tubs' of oys­ mak» final five venr proof, to establish claim to
BUSINESS CARDS.
ters, one marked 1 shilling n dozen and the >and above describ»!. before W. II. Canon.
United
States
Commiaaionor
at
Medford.
Oregon.
the other Is. 0d. a dozen. ’How they
the 8th day of March 1912.
must hate each other?’ said Thackeray, I on Ckimant
DR. T. T. SHAW
namcfiaH wiinewu Samuel Carpen*
pointing them out.” — London Tele, 1 t T of Jacksonvillo. Orepron: Samuel Coffman, of
graph.
j Ruch. Oresron: William Smith, of Ruch. Oregon;
Dentist.
The gra'.t Natural bridge. " ..J
one of the natural wonders of the
By M QUAD
United States, overlooks tlie James
river valley, being on the 1 western
Copyright. 19U, by Associated Lit­
slope of the Blue mountains. 1 t is
erary Press.
just about the center of the state, It
approaches Niagara l:i graudeur and
Five men sat around a supiier table
exceeds it la height und awful mys­
In a farmer’s kitchen after a bard tery. It Is a single block of lime­
day’s work in the corntield.
stone. with inan.v shades of color.
There was Moses Bright, the father. 1 The v.alls are smooth, us if cut with
fifty-five years old and a wltlowe»;. ’ 1 chisels, and there Is no iiign of dis­
there was Abrabam. nged thirty; placement.
The visitor follows a tumbling cas­
there was Leviticus, aged twenty­
seven; there was Philetus. aged twen­ cade down a deep fissure hi the moon-
ty-five; there was Aaron, aged twenty- i tain under some of the largest arbor
vitae trees i:i the world and. turning
two. Not a son had left home yet.
"Abraham,” said the father ns the down a Uno of steps cut into tbo preci­
meal was finished, "there's a wldder pice. suddenly finds himself by a swift
woman named Parsons bought the stream la a dark canyon und the great
I
Taylor place. She brought with her a bridge far above him.
span of bosses, four cows, sixty sheep. I Washington when a surveyor for
eight bogs and fifty bens. She's a Lord Fairfax visited the Natural bridge
hustler. She can mow and plow and 11 and carved his name, where It may
still be seen. The original bridge tract
chop wood.”
"What of It?” asked Abraham.
was granted by King George III. to
"You wash up. grease your bootsand Thomas Jefferson In, 1774. After he
hair and go down and ask her to mar­ was president Jefferson visited the
ry you. You are thirty years old. and place, surveyed It and made the map
M's time you were married.”
with hls own hands. Jefferson spoke
Abraham got ready und departed. of tlie place as "a famous place that
i Lewis Uhich. of JacksnnviJIe. Oregon.
Moses Bright was boss around that will draw the attention of the world.”
Salt Sold by Postmasters.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
house, The young man arrived as the Chief Justice Marshall wrote of tho
At Bevienx (Old Bexi. among the
Itepititer.
widow was straining the last pall of bridge as "God's greatest miracle lit Alps, the railroad passes the ro-k salt
milk, lie sat down on the doorsteps stone." Henry Clay wrote of “tho mines from which the Swiss govern­ I
with hls back toward her und said bridge not made with hands that spans ment procures most of tlie salt whose ; Notice of Sheriff’s Sa e of Pea)
never a word. He was In greater fear a river, carries a highway and makes sale Is a government monopoly and i
Prop< r-y Under Execution
than as If a bull had been chasing him two mountain^ one.”
often sold only by the local postmaster, j BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND OR
across the meadow. The widow took
who deals not only lu stamps, but in I DER OF SALE duly issued by the Clerk ot the
notice of him at once and then Ignored
salt. At this point n toothed rail is j Circuit Court of the County of Jar k-on. State of
FOOT
OF
THE
BEE.
him for a long ten minutes. Then she
brought into play, and tlie gradient Oregon dated the 12th day of January, 1912. in a
stopped singing to say to him:
rapidly increases, as the curs pass certain action in the Circuit Court for raid
Strong
Claws
and
Flexible
Pads
For
"Get out!”
through
woods of "walnuts and chest­ County and State wherein Elizabeth Whalen a<
Rough and Smooth Surfaces.
Those were blessed words to Abra­
nuts. here an important item of the plaintiff recovered judffm 'nt axa'nst F. F. Ben­
Tbo seeming miracle of insects walk: diet mid Income of their owners.— son for the sum of fourteen hundied dollars
ham. He got He fairly flew for the
(314C0.(O) and the sum of ninely-eixl't dollar-
first forty rods. When be reached Ing nonchalantly on a ceiling is ex­ National Magazine.
(79S 00) interest and the further sum of twer ty-
home he found his father sitting in. plained by Tickner Edwardes, chair­
throe snd 73-lot dollars taxes advanced by plain-
Necessary.
the door, pipe In mouth, and sat down, man of the British Beekeepers’ asso­
liT and eno hundred tw< nty-ftve dollars attorney
First Lieutenant — I congratulate fees
on tho nearby wash bench. Hls broth­ ciation. in his book on ’’The Lore of
and the sum of seventeen and CC-lOO dollars
the
Honeybee.
”
Insects
owe
such
pow
­
you.
old
clmp.
Your
fiancee
is
charm
­
mia-
ers had gone to bed. It was five
costa an I disburst ments on the 11th day of
er,
It
appears,
to
an
ingenious
device
utes before the father took the pi pt
ing.
De-emler, 1911.
■which Is well Illustrated in the foot of
from hls mouth to query:
Second Lieutenant—Rather. I have Pttb’ic notice is hereby Riven that I will, by
the
bee.
"What’d she say?”
already begun a course of pistol prut- vil tue of said decree, execution and order of sate,
She lias a pair of short, strong dou­ tl'-e.—Meggeadorfer Blatter.
on th > 19th fay of February. 1912. at the front
“ ‘Get out!’ ”
door of tho Court House In Jacksonville, in said
That was all. There was more corn ble claws, which will take her securely
County at 10 o'clock In the fo-enoon of said day
Not'a Conr.oisseur.
planting next day. but half an hour be­ over all but the smoothest and shiniest
Butler—1 'ear that the boss ’as been sell nt uub'ie auction to the highest bidder for
fore quitting time the father said to surfaces, and it is with these claws I
car h the following described real property, to-
Leviticus, who was working next to ■ that bees form themselves into dense an' bought another o' them old mas- wit;
clusters and knots and cables within tors. Clief—Bali! He gee
ve me ze The south half of tho northwest quarter and
geeve
him:
Ih* knows iiossiiig
uosslng of art. He tho north half of the southwest quarter of Sec­
"Abraham don’t know enough to the hive, holding hand to hand, as it pain. He
crawl under a haystack when it’s rain­ were, in all directions. But when cannot tel! ze Meissonfer from ze may­ tion Twenty-two (22) In Township thirty-seven
(37) Pouth of Range Three (3) West of the Wil­
ing pitchforks. You go over there to­ there Is nothing for the claw to bold i onnaise.—Life.
l>y another part of the foot comes Into
lamette Meridian, in Jackson County, State of
night and spark that wldder.”
Easy Terms.
Oresron. and containing 160 acres.
After supper Leviticus went. It was play. This Is a soft, flexible pad.
"1 bought this armchair on the ln-
Taken and levied upon as the property of the
either suicide or go. He found the ■which is always covered by a thick, atalment plan.”
said B. F. B. nuon or so much thereof as may be
oily
exudation.
In
walking
the
bee
widow milking the last of her four
necessary to satisfy said judgment in favor of
"Easy terms?”
cows. She looked up ns be entered the puts her feet down three at a time,
••Rather: A dollar down and a dol­ sa’d Elizabeth Whal: n against said B. F. Benson,
■the
pads
adhering
Instantly
they
come
with interest thereon, togeth r with all costs and
barnyard, but neither spoke. The
lar whenever the collector eau catch disbursements
that have or may accrue.
young man stood with his back to the Into contact with the smooth surface. me.”—Boston Transcript. .
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon. Jan jary 12th,
fence and chewed on a straw, and she At the next step the other three pads
1912.
Wrong Piacei
hummed die air of a hymn ns she milk- come Into play, while the first three
W. A. JONES.
Parson (to youngster Indulging In
ad. When she had finished sho rose up are stripped off. But each foot is
Sheriff.
capable of attaching and detaching It­ Sunday mornlug fishing)—1 am sur­ By R. B. DOW.
and asked:
Deputy.
"Any more idiots in this neighbor­ self Independently of Its fellows.
prised to find you fishing here, my boy.
In this case, we learn, “the strip­ Boy—Why? D’ye know any place
hood r
••Yes—no—yes!” stammered the young ping is accomplished by downward where they bite better, guv’nor?—Phil­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
man as he made for tho hlghwuy and pressure of the claws oi the same adelphia Bulletin.
foot”
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON
home.
COUNTY. OREGON.
It was potato planting next day. At
Cause of tho Quietness.
Saxons.
the supper table the father reached for,
—
“
That
new
cook
1
secured
Is
certain
­
In
the
Matter
of the Estate of George W.
Saxon is from "seax,” a sword, aud
a third slice of fried pork and said:
ly quiet." said Mr. Dubbs happily. Maxerlc, deceased.
so
the
"Men
of
the
Sword.
”
In
the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Ida M
“Philetus. lie up anil grenso up. Four
early days the Saxons took for them­ “One would never kuow she is about Mairerle, the administratrix of the estate of
cows, sixty sheep, eight hogs.”
the place."
selves
such
names
as
"Bloody
Ax.
”
George W. Mafferle, deceased, has filed in the
Philetus turned pale and lost hls ap­
"She isn’t.” chimed in Mrs. Dubbs. above entitled court and cause her final account,
petite, but be obeyed. He found the “Skull Cleaver,” "Death’s Head,” “She left this morning.”—Satire.
and that Saturday, February 17, 1912. at the hour
widow uprooting burdocks in tho front mimes which In no way belled their
of two o'clock P. M.. at the County Court Room
original
character.
The
"berserker
Too Ready With Assistance.
yard, and before he could say anything
at the Court House at Jacksonville, Jackson
rage
”
of
the
old
Vikings
spread
death
Smith—Goldmore is a very generous County. Oregon, has been fixed by order of the
■he asked:
and
destruction
all
around
the
coasts
“Ain’t there anothor kill named
old fellow. Do you know, he's always court as the time and place for hearing said final
which they haunted, and by the terror
account, and all persons having objections to said
Aaron T*
of their name they led the Christians helping somebody out. Jones (sadly)— account are hereby notified to flla and presen
“Yes."
Yes.
I
know.
1
was
down
to
see
bis
"Then run home and send him along to put Into their litany the prayer, daughter the other night, and he helped the sanr e on or before said date.
Dated this 19th day of January. 1912-
•nd I’ll •tart an infant asylum with "Deliver us, O Lord, from the fury me out too.—Stray Stories.
IDA M. MAGERLE,
of the Northmen." Very terrible were
him!”
Administratrix.
Aaron went and camo back to shake these old Saxons, and to this day tlie
roost
dreadful
of
all
the
pcofie
on
tlie
hls head and hear hls father call him
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
a dinged Idiot That night tho four face of the enrth, when they are tlior-
■ons entered Into a conspiracy, and It oroughly roused, are the descendants
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
was at tbo breakfast table that Abra­ of the same Men of the Sword.—New
York American.
We have on hand for sale the following In the matter of the estate of James A. Baird, a
ham said:
' deceased person.
"Father, the Wldder Parsons is a hus­
blanks viz:
Notice is hereby Riven that H. K. Hanna Jr.
End of Altruism.
tling wldder woman. Two bosses, four
Lease,
the administrator of the estate of James A.
Because be was too soft hearted to
cows, sixty sheep, eight hogs and fifty
Mortgages,
Baird, deceased, has rendered, presented and
ask hls poverty stricken landlady to
hens."
Bill of Sale,
filed for settlement In the above entitled court
buy new rugs for bis room the altru­
"Waal, wbat of It?” was asked.
•nd matter his final account and report of his
Agreements.
istic young man bought several small
•It's your turn to go sparking."
administration of said estate; and that Saturday
Warranty Deeds,
rugs
and
spread
them
over
the
floor.
the 26th day of January 1912, at the hour of ten
"Boy, don't gtinme any sass!”
Quit laim Deeds,
o’clock», in.of said day at the courtroom of said
“No use to bluff, father. You either Immediately after the next sweeping
day
she
presented
a
bill
for
the
week
’
s
hattet Mortgage,
court at the courthouse in Jacksonville. Jackson
go sparking or we quit the farm.”
County. State of Oregon, has been duly appointed
Acknowledgements,
The old man was given the day to expenditures: Items—Room rent, break­
and fixed by the order of the Judge of the above
Real Estate ontract,
consider the matter. When supper was fasts, lauudry and beating rugs, 25
entitled
court as the time and place for hearing
cents.
over and without a word to any oue he
Location Notice—Placer,
objections to said account and report and for
"Hello!"
said
the
altruistic
young
■licked up a bit and took the highway.
Location Notice Quartz,
settlement thereof and of said estate.
The widow sat on her doorsteps, smok­ man. "Wbnt does this mean?”
All persons interested in raid estate are hereby
Satisfaction
of Mortgage,
"Just what It says,” she returned.
ing her pipe. Sho bowed and made
notified that all object! >ns to said account and
Real
Estate
Agents
ontract,
report or any item thereof mus be filed cn or be­
room beside her. Not a word was said "If folks must cover their floor with
Notice Application for Liquor License fore the date and time i fore said, to-wit: Jan­
for a long minute. Then Moses clear­ extra mgs they'll have to pay for
beating ’em, that's all. I can’t afford [ At reasonable prices. We intend adding uary 2 »th. 1912 at 10 o'clock a. m.
ed Ms throat anil remarked:
“Them four dough headed sons of to do It for nothing.”
. other blanks as fast as possible until Date of first publication hereof is December
And from that moment altruism lost the line is complete. Blanks of special 23rd 1911. Date of last publication is January
mine seem to think I'd better get mar­
20th 1912.
ried ag’ln. And being as you appear to a disciple.—New York Times.
form printed to order at short notice
H. K. HANNA JR.
be alone in the world and being I
Administrator cf the estate of the above named
Persian Wars.
think I'd be happier"—
JACKSONVILLE POST. decedent.
True porcelain was never produced I
“Ob. I don’t know,” interrupted the
I
.widow, drawlag sway a bit. "I’m in Persia, but hard paste porcelain in
Notice for Publication.
Persian
forms
and
styles
of
decoration
■lone in the world, but 1 seem to be
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
was made In Chinn for the Persian
having a purty good time.”
market. Wine ewers with powder blue
U. S. Land Office at Rosebunr. Oresron.
“But them fool sons o' mine!”
Decern’>er 13. 1911.
“Yea. I know, it's dreadful to have glaze and gold overglaze decoration,
In Price of Wall Paper
Notice ia hereby riven that Florance Maxgen
• lot o' Idiots around. You don’t say ■mall vase, and bowls with bronze
Wade,
whose
po^t-office
addresa
in 23 South
luster glaze and designs reserved In
if« lor* at first big lit. do you?"
Helens Avenu^. Tacoma. Wanhinjrton, did on the
white
are
found
In
collections
of
Per-
“N-o-o. not ■kasaly. but I'm a hus­
26th day of March 1910. file in this office Sworn
In order to make room
tling man. and you are a hustling wo­ slan ware, but these are unquestlon
Statement and Application. No. 03010, to pur­
•bly of Chinese origin.—Argonaut.
for new stock we will
chase the N E M 8 W U. Section 2. Township 41
man. and—and”—
S.. Ran »re 4 West Willamette Merdian. and the
■ell
“And you think we ought to bustle
tile for sale
v 7c have ! now m stock
."it our kiln, a large quan­
tity of frst class drain
tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches.
For sale’ at reasonable
I
Í’
prices. Call 'Und ex­
amine, or send Xis your
order.
/acAsonviile Brick, Tile
& Lime Company.
I An. Still in
, Business
At t'.ie old stand with a complete
line of
Office in Ryan Building, California Si.
Fu rniture, Carpets,
Window Shades,
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Stoves and Ranges,
J
II. K. HANNA
Glassware, Mirrors,
Pictures, Etc., Etc.
lawyer
Upsta'rs'
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
JACKSONVILLE.
GUS
L. DeVore
OREGON
NEWBURY
Attorney-at-Law
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
D. W. BAGSHAW
Attorney at Law
NOTARY
PUBLIC
AND
’CONVEYANCER
Office Hours: J T?[enoon ?
I Afternoon 1:30 to 5
•
»
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
Copplnnd, of Dayton, onio, pur-
ch» led n I «»'.tie of Chamberlain’» Cough
Re aedy >'.»>• hi» boy wha had a cold, and be-
I for. the liottlo was
used the boy’» cold
. wa: gone. !» that r-o better than to pay a
OREGON five dollar doctor’» bi!!? Bold by all dealers.
JACKSONVILLE,
Charles F. Dunfoi d
DRA Y AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
Nräijras; <» ■ o/rai txr
OREGON
■ œri
Trä? ^ra5 ü WiJwriU« Sir
LEGAL BLANKS
REDUCTION!
tn thia ease?”
“That's about it"
•Than you coma along three days
from now. after X finial’ planting my
tatara."
_
.
And whan the father got home and
flound bis four nona waiting aud grin-
ling be said:
ho««««. four cowl» tiJty a beep,
•llbt hoi«”-
a
But wbat of the wldder?" was ask-
Homelike.
Mem ma—Why are you biding from
your little brother, Llxxle? Lluie—
Oh, we are juat playing. I'm the lady
of the bouse, aud Tommy la the butch­
er come with his bill.—Chicago News.
WALL PAPER
Woman's Intuition.
for the next 30 days at
a reduction of
Mrs. Crabsbaw—1 cau't understand
why I didn't see those faults in you
before we were married. Mr. Crab-
shsw—It's quite plsin. my dear,
Rhe's min«, and as aha don't like don’t possess them —Judge.
children every last one of you can pre­
Property has Its duties as well
pare to huotie oat o' this and take care
ita rights.—Thomas Drummond.
of youfwivanT
25 Per Cent
Fred J. Fick
timber thereon, under the provisions of the act of
June 3. DHS. and acta amentiatory. known aa the
Timber and Stone Law. * at such value aa mi<ht
be fixed by appraisement, and that pursuant to
such application, the land and timber thereon
have been appraised. $220.00 the timber estimated
170.00) board feet at $1.00 per M. and the land
$60.00, that said applicant will offer final proof in
support of his application and sworn statement
on the 1st day of March. 1912. before Reaistcr
and Receiver United States Land Office, at Roae*
burr. < »recon.
Any person ia at liberty to orotest thia pur­
chase I-fore entry, or initiate a con tee t at any
time before patent iaauea. by lilinr a c »rroborated
affidavite »nthis office, allecinff ffcc.« which would
I defeat the entry.
BENJAMIN T. T<N’ES
Ketfiater.
Many pleased customers
Our best recommendation. Call and inspect our stock of
Toilet Articles. Perfumes, Hand Bags, Purses, Stationery,
Post Cards and Novelties of all kinds. A fine line of
cigars always on hand.
John Dunnington
A. S. Kleinhammer
Jacksonville
Meat Market
DUNNINGTON & KLEINHAMMER. Propg.
------- Dfalfit in
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats.
Poultry, Choice Lard, Etc.
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
i