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1 «• a -rr The Strength of a ChiM. Notice to Creditors. H. K. HANNA Medical men assert that, according IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF to well conducted tests. It is shown And It« Old Holyrood Caatle, Famous OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. Attorney at Law Iwfluenca It E.erte Over an Actor er • ! that the newborn babe is relatively i In the matter of the Estate of David Linn, In flcotch History. Speaker. deceased. I much stronger than a full grown man. lawyer Built over a series of ridges and val No orator living was ever great ! The muscle« of the forearm are aston Notice is hereby given that the undersigneil NOTARY PUBLIC 'AND (CONVEYANCE!: leys. It would be impossible to imag been appointed by the county court of the has «Bough to give out the «ame power ishingly vigorous. A few hours after and force and magnetism to an empty i birth a baby suspended by Its finger ine anything more grandly arrogant state of Oregon Cor the county of Jackson as ' Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building administratrix of the estate of David Linn, de hall, to empty seat«, that he could give I to a stick or to the finger of a grown (Man Edinburgh. Originally the place cerned. All persons having any claims ara'nst the said to an audience capable of being fired person can sustain itself In tbe air consisted only of tbe huge fortress on the castle rock, built there by Edwin estate are hereby noticed to present the same by bi« theme. for about ten second»—in the cane of of Northumbria, and hence knowu as duly verified »<> the undersigned, at her address Bank of Jacksonville Building. in Jacksonville. Oregon, on or before six (6) la tbe preaenee of the audience Ilea particularly strong Infants for eo long OREGON JACKSONVILLE, Edwin's Burgh. But gradually there months from the date hereof. a fascination, an Indefinable magnet- a period as thirty seconds. Date hereol is November 2nd. 1912. - OREGON 4(X30W(LLE. grew up a long, straggling town, a CORINNE LINN. bm. that «tlmulates all tbe mental fac- When four days old an appreciable mile or so in length, that wended along Admlnlatru rig of the Estate of David Linn, tottos and acta aa a tonic and vltallzer. 1 Increase in the infant's strength may the rocky sadffie backed ridge which I Deceased. An orator can «ay before an audience be uotlced, and the time during which Circus was tbe only approach to the castle Circus «bat be could uot possibly have said It can thus sustain Itself is about two Notice of Sale of Real Property by previous to going on (be platform, just and one-half minutes for 08 (>er cent entra uce. Administrator. In tbe twelfth century Holyrood pal ■■ we can often say to a friend la I of babies. The maximum is attained ace was built at the foot of tills long ¡N THE OOUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON animated conversation things which | In two weeks. Few infants can “hang FOR JACKSON COUNTY. street, which bus been variously known we could not possibly say «ben alone. j on” for more than one and one-half In the matter of the estate of Chas. B. Tooth- As when two chemicals are united a i minutes, although It la of record that In history as “the Royal Mile” and “the Acker. decea e<l. to new substance Is formed from tbe I one exceptionally developed child re Cockpit of Scotland.’’ In tbe vernacu s Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, lar of the town during the middle ages, Q combination which did not exist In mained suspended for two mluutes nnd the administrator of the estate of Chas. B. Tooth* u. though. It was always referred to as aker, deceas< <1. will from and after the 16th day either alone, the speaker feels surging thirty-eight seconds by his right hand. “ tile Causeway. ” CJ of December. 1912, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. through bls brain the combined force After that he continued to hang oh Traditions of Mary, the ill fated of said day. at the court room of the County Court of his audience, which be calls inspi with his left for fifteen seconds longer. queen; of Rlzzlo, whose blood, legend of Jackson County, Oregon, at the court house in AT A GREAT COST OF THE FAMOUS ration. a mighty power which did uot • “Harper’s Weekly. ■ays, still stains the wooden floor of Jacksonville. Jackson County, Oregon, offer at exist In bls own personality before be private sale to the highest bidder for cash in the tiny chamber tn Holyrood where rose to bls feet No public speaker Grouchy After Waterloo. he sank beneath the daggers of his hand, and subject to confirmation by the County ever forgets that first surprising feel- General Grouchy died Muy 29. 1847. assassins; of tbe stern, proud Douglas Court of said Jackson County, Oregon, the fol Cß tag of confidence. lowing describe-1 real property to- wit. 9 after battling in vain for thirty years es. whose ambition led them to hope to Actors tell us that there la an Inde The West Mr of S. W. 14 of Section 4, Twp. 33. L* scribable Inspiration which comes from against the legend which held him re usnrp the Scottish crown; of iron John 3., of Rany'e 1, West of Willamette Meridian, in the orcbestrs. the footlights, the audl- sponsible for the losa of Waterloo. A Knox and Jenny Geddes, who threw said Jackson County, Oregon. euce. which It Is impossible to feel at marquis and a Norina n, he yet cast In her stool at Denn Hanna tone is sure ! I This sale is ma le under and in pursuance of a a cold tnecbnnlcal rehearsal. There la hfs fortunes with the revolution, was Jenny would be a suffragette today, and I license and order of sale, granted, made and en tered of record by the County Court of Jackson sotoetblug I d a great sea ef expectant an object of suspicion in the terror, but a militant at that): of the great Mon- ' County. Oi e.-.on, on the 4th day of November, faces which awakens tbe ambition and Boon rose to command as a general of trose. of Bonny Prince Charley and of j | 1912, in the matter of the estate of Chas. B. arouses the reserve of power which ficer. In tbe hundred days he was all the other principal figures In Scotch Toothaker. deceased, authorizing this adminis rp can never be felt except before an an- made a marshal. After Waterloo he i history rise up before the visitor.— trator to sell said property. 3 diene«. Tbe power was there just tbe withdrew to Paris in good order and Argonaut Datad this 9th day of November, 1912, Q CARL T, SKYRMAN. same before, but It waa not arouaed.— proclaimed Napoleon II. Proscribed U by the restoration, he found refuge in Administrator of the estate of Chas, B. Tooth- CARIBOU. Success Magazine. aker, dee etsed. the United States, but returned to The Japan«»« Juggler. A man who has traveled in Japan France in 1821. He was restored to They Can Trot Faatar Than a Grey bis rank as marshal by I.ouis Philipiie j hound Can Run. Notice for Publication. says of the feats of a native juggler: and summoned to a seat in tbe cham I In Maine it is contended that the cari “He took an ordinary boy’s top and ber of peers. Ilin son in an uneventful DEI’ARTMEbTOF THE INTERIOR bou can outrun any other animal. Ac U. S. Land Oitice at Roseburg, Oregon, spun it in tbe air. then threw pie end military career was made, a general, cording to the testimony of one woods November 9, 1912. JO of tbe string back townrd it with such accompanied his father in his Ameri man. caribou left behind a greyhound Notice is hereby given that James T. Burt- » accuracy that It was caught up and can exile and eventually became a sen that had been mulched against them, chaeil, whose post-office address is 702 Northup Ü Professors are especially invited to see this wonderful act. wound itself all ready for tbe second ator of France. Marshal Grouchy A guide succeeded In starting the St., Portland. Oregon, did, on the 27th day of I ' The horse will answer nil questions put. to him, will pick out cast. By tbe time it had done this It passed the greater part of his exile in dog after some caribou—a herd of ; January, 1912, file in this office Sworn Statement the most beautiful anJ also the uglieBt lady in the audience. j and Application. No. 07806, to purchase the EVj bad reached his band and was ready Philadelphia nnd after his return to four standing like statues on the Ice I SEK. NE i SWH and NW Vi SE'4 of. Section 12. DAN HART—The oldest clown his native land lived at Caen except of one of tlie big ponds in the region for another spin." Tbe paper butter j Township 41 S, Range 4 W., Willamette Meridian. LADY LIVINGSTON—The skating bear flies he made by help of a fan to alight when his legislative duties called him : along tbe west branch of the Penob | and the timber thereon, under the provisions of scot. PROFESSOR CASEY—Tne bonek'BS man wherever he wished. The spectator re to Paris.—Exchange. the act of June 8, 1878, and acts amendatory, Now. the cnrlboti trots, tnstend of | known as the “Timber and Stone Law,” at such quested that one might be made to set SILVER BEAUTY—The mysterious horse running, like most other wild animals. i value as might be fixed by appraisement, and tle on each ear of the juggler. "Gentlo U5 Hospital Wireless. THE MILITARY PONY rs uadulatious of the fan waved them “A very edit-lent system of wireless In the present case there had been a that, pursuant to such application, the land and THE AEROBATIC GOATS w x. slowly to the required point and there telegraphy exists lu every hospital.'' plentiful fall of snow, a rain which timber the) eon h. V« been appraised, $414.00, the JOCKEY DOGS—Bareback Riders timber estimated 590,0Q0 board feet at .50c and I had formed a thick crust and then an left them comfortably settled.” said the nurse. "Apparently ail pa Q .60c per M. and thé land nothing: that said ap tients have the knack of transmitting other fall of snow, all of which con plicant will offer final proof in support of his ap stituted the very finest surface where Penalty of Initials. messages; otherwise the news of seri plication and sworn statement on the 10th day of “It has beeu my observation," sakl ous cases would not travel so quickly on to bold a race of this description, I February. 1913, before the Register and Receiver On Account of the upper floor being the small the circus the pretty girl, “that the greatest, dif and accurately from ward to ivnrii It When the greyhound was loosed Its I of the United States Land Office, at Rcseburg, performance will be giveu on the skating rina -floor. ficulty a girl experiences at a coedu Is contrary to the rules for hospital at owner confidently expected that It Oregon. | Any person is at liberty to protest this pur- cational college Is disposing of the tendants to retail gossip, anil most of would outrun the caribou. When the caribou woke up nnd tilt I chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any quantities of shaving soap sent her by them observe strict secrecy, yet not manufacturers who copied tbe names withstanding that precaution there Is their pace ft was a sight to see them time before patent Bites, by filing a corroborated of the entire student body from lists Dever an Interesting ease In the build They did not appear to be proceeding affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. where boys and girls alike ure regis ing whose history Is not known and with much speed. but as the hound B. F. JONES, I drew up on them they Increased their tered by their initials and distributed discussed In the remotest corner. Register. pace, The bound was doing his very bls samples of soap Impartially with "Last week a boy suffering with a R. R. V. Ry. will run trains to Circus at regular intervals best, but made uo headway against the tile request thnt the recipient write a peculiar kind of throat trouble was Notice of Sale. testimonial to the effect that It Is the brought into a first door ward. The caribou nt nil. The dog stuck to it Circus best shaving soap sho ever used."-* doctors were very much Interested In with t-oiiriigp. but before It wns half IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THF OOUNTY OF JACKSON. way across the pohd the caribou had ritltadelphiu Ledger. tbe case, yet they topk special pains r<‘iiched the other side and disappear J. E. Crain, Plaintiff, never to mentiou it in the hearing of ed In the woods.—New York Press. vs. another patient. But for all the good May Turpin, A. Turpin, C H. Hanscom, Sarah their caution did they might as well J. Crain, and Henry Hanucom, Hazel Hanscom, Rhinoo.ro« Homa, The Seneitive Razor. :TW j Roy Hanscom, Minors, Defendants. horns of the African rhinoceros have lectured on the case In every ’’There is uo sensation In matter." Notice ia hereby Riven that in pursuance of an •ometln.es grow to the length of four ward, for when the Imy died men and remarked a man over the luncheon order of the above entitled Court made on the feet. In olden times rhinoceros horns women all about the hospital said to table to the man of science, who 23 r I day of October, 1912 in the above entitled were employed for drinking cups by the nurses: ‘So thnt poor boy died. thought It wns a suggestive saying. rnatte”, the un lerjigned July appointed referee royal personages, the notion being did he? I suppose there wasn't much "But what about my razors?" 11. in said matter, will sell at public auction to the I I that poison put into them would show hope for him from the start.’ asked And then he described the hiRhest bidtier for cash. Gold coin of the United "How did the uews travel?”—New razor which had la-eu with him round States of America and subject to the confirma Itself by bubbling. There may have been some truth in tbe Iden. Inasmuch York Press. the World faithfully and Wanted only tion by said Court on Tuesday the 24th day of December, 1912. at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. as many of the ancient poisons were stropping day by day—a wonderful at thé Court House Door in Jacksonville, Jackson nclds. and these acids would decom Th« Horn of the Unicorn. Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to Bui when It ch me back to >1 County, OtORon, ull the riRht title, interest and razor pose tbe horny material very quickly. The horn of the unicorn wns reputed London tint It refused It* oitice The estate °f the above num« I plaintiff and defe^d- all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or —London Telegraph. instantly to reveal poison In a dish by razor wouldn't work more than one ents in and to that cei tain lot or parcel of land too [.ight. Agents fof Colestin Mineral Water. sweating blood, and great was the ri day without going to the lioMpitiil. "Do situated, lying and B uídr tn the County of Jack- Adaptable. valry as to the possession of the finest you mean to tell me that that razor son, ^tate of Oregon and particulaiiy described j Client—Before we decide on the s|>ccimen while this belief still flour doesn't I’eel." sold Its owner-“doesn't bs follows: bouse my busbnnd asked me to Inquire ished. Bt-glnhii r 'l uo hundred feet south of the I Charles the Bold proudly feel the difference of climate, tempera If the district ’ la nr all unhealthy. lairaded six. two of them eight feet ture? Why. If you know anything Northeast corner of Block Three (31 of the Im- : House Agent—Er—what Is your tins long, two six feet, two five feet. Ac about razors you know they are the nerii.l Audi: ion to the City of Medford, Oregon; | f band’s profession, madami Client— cording to Benvenuto Cellini, "the keenest and most sensitive things in thence S°uth fl ty )5'0 j«*t; thence West cne i hundied »¿xty eiRhi and six tenths (160.C) feet;!" He la a physician. House Agent—Hum finest ever seen, •. bleb had cost seven the world ’’-lamdoii Chronicle thence North 4G degrees 57 minutes West Fifty j ’ —er-well. I’m afraid truth compels me teen thousand ducats of the Camera." .-.«wraaci i.fcSST. and eiuht tenths (50.8) feet; thence North 9 de- to admit that tbe district is not to® wus the ohe for which at the |> o |»>’ b Rires t>4 minut“» West Fifteen and five tenths One Line of Reasoning. healthy.—Loudon Opinion. command he imule a design, "the finest A promoter from some Indefinite sec (15.5) feet; thence East Two hundred seven and I thing Imaginable, inodeltsl half on a tion out west was trying to sell « eight tenths (207.8) Feet to place of beginning. Ss «I premises will be sold freo from all en- An Endurance Test. horse and half on a stag, wltti a very I’enn avenue clerk a few shares of “Here Is an account of a renin rk fine mane nnd other adornments.** SlUCti. illlt (lie clerk was not aiixloiig ¡ cumbrancea except city Au->ussi.ient* of the City | uf .n.dtur-1. \vutch assessments muni be assumed able endurance test." Cory at speaks of the one at St. Denis to invest. by die purchaser. Onj bait of the purchase "Umph! Home couple been married as about three yards long, und Windsor by should I buy stock in yonr , MFi> > ihcioot i.ium be paid in cash at the lime of for fifty year*F’— Birmingham Aga had two of four ells. The real “uni (nine?” I saiu die balance up«n the confirmation of the Herald. corn" In many cases seems to lune “My dear mux. we re rijrhr next to I sal by sa>d Court and the delivery of the rei- | «.jet's deed. - been the narwhal.—Londou Chronicle. No Cinch. the Skinned Cat. which la pHMluciiif! . R. B. DOW. Referee. ftibiitoiiit Wealth." Lulu’« mother heard a great «plash i —- ---------- Ing In tbe bathroom, and. upon investi "Yes, and I live in a ttlftrfflna boiiee tvxl Bin Measurements. Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real Prop gation found her little duugliter stand A solid cubic foot of anthracite coal which Is right next to the mnns'lotf >«r erty Under Kxecaiion. ing in the partially tilled tub. In a most weighs ninety-three youtids. When bro a steel millionaire, hut that doesn't Ti.e Jk.InMHi County Bunk, an Orv^uii coip- I bedrabbled condition. ken for use it weigh« about fifty-foui make me worth anything.” — Pitta ! I orut,on. Flaintiff. “Why. you see, mamma." she ex pounds, BliUtulnoUI coal when broken burgh Post vc plained. "I’ve been trying to walk on up for u«e weighs about fifty pounds I U. W. H. nlercin and ths City of Medford. « . the water, and It'« no fool'« job, let The conSCqlleiR rni,' hit- thb npprbxl fieminisesnt. rr.snt.ipai .«-[»oration. Detendanta. me tell you.”—Judge. mute nii'nsiifomOht of .-<.nl In a bln oi The nutiio'r bad written one sm <-cs«- By virtu, of «n execution . nd order of .-.-lie- , bOX is to multiply the length lu feet by ful story, and he lieltfl er*t\v (tied duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of I rhe Slate of Oregon, forth» County of Jackson, the height In feet and again by the talking of it. Th« Greater Evil. "A visitor to see yon, air,” Bald Sen- breadth In feet nnd tills result by fifty "Don't you know." said one of his da.3* «>• Mth day of Noveml>er, 1SU. in a certain I four for anthracite coal or by fifty fot friends to another one day. "Rlter al- action In th« O*uit CourtCfor said County and ator Grvathead’s secretary. State wherein Th. Jaek»on County Bank an A. S. Klei'¡hammer bituminous coal. The result will equal Wars reminds me of a pleased dog?" “i’ll net be wanta some favor," grimi John Dunnington Oregon coporation as plaintiff recovered juda- bled the senator. the number nf p«und.<i, niid to find the “That's odd. How does HV?' m.nt against O W. Henderson for the sum of "It » a lady, air.” wunitlir of tons divide by 2.000.—Popu "He's always wagging bis tale." T«. hundred eighty-six U286.00) Doilsrs with lar Mechanics. "Ah! That means half « Jwr ?» intere,f »heiawn from the 1st day of May. 1912 at vorik’N-t'ainniir fum.i u nlllrM the late of 10 >»«r cent per annum and Fifty No Friend of Hie. I Mrs Mulenheya-Whst frlnd nelped <tta.0U) Dollars attorney', fees and l.isht uBuXB The Cb" j'ng Friend. “You know that Griggs and I both ye home, ye drunken luiste? Milleahey Dollars coals and the furthar eum of Thirty-nin. Vl«i«M*. Mr. Henry Peek tibe bridegroom)- love you. Can’t you make u choice to — 1‘Tilth. It« no frlnd he was. knowln* and ÒU-100 U39.su) Lallan with interest thereon Irom the 1.1 day of May. 1912 at th« rate of 6 per Com« this way. Mias i’lckle«. I want day ?" the niyceptlon O'ld reculve —Boston cent per annum on the 1st day of May. 1912- “A choice. Indeed! When I do make Trunscrlpt to stiuw you iuy new talking machine. Notice ia hereby »iven that I will by virtue of Miss Pickles- I believe I have met a choice you can rest assured that It said exmution and order of m IS on ihe 23rd day Mr» Peck before - Boston rust. Will not Interest you!" , o( December. 1912 at the front door of the Court Out of Fashion. "Thanks! I’ll tell Griggs.” — Ex Physician —What Is your trouble, II uum in Jacksonvill. in said County at 2 o'clock DUNNINGTDN & KLEIN ff AMMER. Propt. change. madam? Pntlent—I hate to tell yon. I». M of saM day sell at public auction to the Never Agein. doctor; It Is something which an« highest bidder for cash Ule following described ' “Why don't you give your wife an al- Iowa nee?“ popular over a year ago —New York real property, to-wit:- Good Littlo Boy. Lot nuniborwl Four «1 and a strip off th. south Mrs. Scant-Will yon have another Press. "I did one«, and «tv «pent it befor« I side of Lot numbered Fiv. (SI. said strip being --------- Dealet 9 la Robbie—No. could borrow it ba. k ’~ Uashingtvu slice of cake. Robbie? 4.3 feet wide on th. East side of Lot 6 and 26.4 thank you; mother said I most re- Herald. Not Surprise®. lest on the west .nd thereof, all In Block aumber fuse a second piece. ‘on uro yon "What’s that you have tn ▼our 4 of th. City of Medford. Jackson County Oregon. mightn't hav-< it to upare.—Judge. Taken and levied upon as the property of the H®d Hit Numbir, hand'?" asked Mrs. Gimlet of ner but said O. W. Henderson or so much thereof M may mX/*"1 ”'d •”M”* band as be brought home a roll of lie necessary to satisfy raid judginant In favor of Better Days. manuscript. nasi Jackson County B.nk against mid O. W "I tn SOH7 ’h»' I cannot wall him” Ethel (of her flancei—Poor Fred h:m “Brains, madam." retorted Mr. Gim Henderson with intermit thereon lowetl.vr seen fletter days Kitty - Vea: he iwed rvuo-iuiiei turn «it rixt.r. all coste and disbu. sementa that have or rm k. to be engaged to me.—Boaton Tniu- let pnmiiously "Arc yen surprised at accru.. the fact?" script Ducal at Jacksonville. Oregon Novwnber I “Not in tbe least.' she replied. “I ItJ. /ou be • mod jndge he«r knew you dblu't car-y them lu ji*»ur W. A. JONES. Sheriff. *b«t «very uce aayA-Portaçuese. Where law eoda tyranny begin*. I bead.” Bv R. B. DOW. Depul». William Pitt ARROGANT EDINBURGH. • rPOWER OF AN AUDIENCE D. W. BAGSHAW, Ï«U,1 I ome. Circus Circus Nafatorium, Medford W. D. MERRICK, Manager Special Engagement B0YD-0GLE OLD TIME ONE RLNG Q □ CIRCUS Sunday, Dec, 1, Monday Dec. 2 Matinee, Sunday, Dec. 1st, 3:00 P. M. The best Array of World’s Artists and Trained Animals Including King Pharaoh, the most educated horse in the world—the horse with the human brain FLEET FOOTED ì A High-Class Strictly Moral Show 3,000 Scats Room for All 3,000 Seats Admission 25c, 50c; reserved 75c. At the matinee children will be admitted all over at 25c. I Circus Circus Circus Charles F. Dunford DRAY AGE JACKSONVILLE OREGON No Household Is complete without a fountain syringe and hot water bottle, we sell the famous Kant- leek goods, guaranteed for two years. Also have the cheaper kind.' City Drug Store Jacksonville Meat Market 411 Kindi of Fresh and Ctred Meats. Poultry, C-ioice lard. Et I ■bo* I JACKSONVILE, OREGON