Jacksonville post., March 08, 1913, Image 4

New Game Laws
Expectations
undoubtedly be a unit behind him.
At a recent meeting the local bar
association unanimously endorsed the
appointment and a petition will prob­
ably be signed and forwarded to the
governor. Aside from Mr. Reames’
high personal qualifications it is point­
ed out that southern Oregon has no i
representatives on the court at present
and should have. —Sun.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of an execution and order of sale
duly issued by the clerk of the c-rroit court oí
the County of Jackson. Slate of Oregon, date«!
the 27th day of February, 1913. in a certain action
in the Circuit Court for said County and State.
«Therein J. Frank Nichols IV plaintiff recovers
judgment against J. W. Hogsett and Mary C.
Hogsett his wife. Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kautz
hie wife, and W. R. Crihfield. for the sum of
Eleven Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy
Five and 65-100 Dollars, and the further sum of
$216.50 taxes and expenses, with interest thereon
from the 3rd day of December. 1912. at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum and One Thousand
($1000.00) Dollars attorney’s fee. and the further
sum of Twenty five Dollars costs and disburse­
ments taxed therein.
Notice is hereby given that I will on
Notice
Sheriff’«
Under
Execution.
The new state game code is meeting
By virtue of an execution and order of sale
■Iuly issued by the clerk of the Ciruit C>urt of
much favor at tho hands of hunters
the County of Jackson. State of Oregon dated
and anglers.
he 18th day of February. 1913. in a certain action
The code forbids absolutely the sale
in the Circuit Court for said County and State.
of
any
kind
of
game
or
fish.
This
vherein
James W. Gillette and Eliza H, Gillett«**
By ANNABEL BRINSMADE
By EDUARD K. DROANE
as Plaintiffs recovers Judgment against Emory
does away with the period of one
B. Waterman and Mabel B. Waterman his wife,
month in the fall when ducks may be
for the sum of Two Thousand Six Hundred Nine­
Preparations were being made for a ‘ ' I esteem those boys who are obliged sold and four months during the winter
ty Three Dollars and Thirty Eight Cents.
funeral in the Margot family. The
when geese may be sold in addition to
$2693 38) with interest thereon at the rate uf 6
to
fight
their
owu
way
up
in
the
world
lx Jy of Betty Margot, aged eighteen,
the months for the sale of game fish.
i>er cent per annum, from the 18th day of
most
fortunate
and
those
brought
up
Pioneer
Passes
Away
was to be buried at 11 o’clock, and It
February 1913. And the further sum of Twati
A uniform deer hunting law for the
vas now 10. A great deal of sympathy . ’ to wealth most unfortunate.
Hundred Fifty ($250.00) Dollars attorney*» fe«, r
whole
state
is
established
by
the
v is Bhown tbe family, for there were i I I came of a family of the middle
also the costs and disbursements taxed therein.
measure,
lasting
from
August
1
to
Notice is hereby given that I will on,
vary and circumstances attending tbe i ' class and from childhood was made to
Nathan B. Nye, who has been a
APRIL 4TH, 1913
y Hing girl's death. In fact, it was coü- understand that 1 would have to fight October 31. The law states that three resident of Jackson county since the
march 29, 1913.
b . lered a case of suicide.
my own way In the world. But 1 was deer, with horns, can be killed by one early 50s, died suddenly last night at At the front door of the Court House in Jack­ At the front door of the Court House in Jackson­
About a year before Betty began to given an education, which Is consider­ huntsman during the season. The deer the home of his son near Rock Point. sonville in said County at 10 o’clock in the fore­ ville. in said County and State at 10 o’clock in the
show signs of despondency, She had ed and usually is essential to success. must be tagged when killed, and the He was apparently in good health un­ noon of said day sell at Public Auction to the forenoon of said day, set! at Public auction to th«
highest bidder for cash the flowing described highest bidder for cash the following described
left school and was ready to take a At sixteen I was about to accept a po­ licenses henceforth will be sold with til shortly before the end.
real property, to-wit:-
real property, towit.--
social posltlou among tbe young people sition in business when an uncle of three tags attached.
•
Mr. Nye was born March 1, 1831, at AI1 the right, title, and interest of said defend­ All the right, title and intereat, of the said
of tho town in which she lived. Her mine suddenly made a fortune by a
The word trout is defined as mean­ Oakyand, McKoon county Michigan, ants J. W. Hogsett. and Mary C. Hogsett his Emory B. Waterman and Mabel B. Waterman,
tuother. partly to divert her from her deal In the stock market He had the
wife. «Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kautz his wife, his wife, in and to the North half of lot number­
ing
any speckled, brook, cut throat, and was 82 years and 2 days old. He and
condition of mind, did what she could good sense to Invest bls gains in good
W. R. Crihfield, in and to the Southwest ed 5 in Block numbered 4 Park addition to th«
Dolly
Varden,
brown,
rainbow,
or
sal
­
leaves a son, H. B. Nye of Riverdale quarter of Section Twenty Four (24) in Township City of Medford. Oregon.
to induce her to do so. Betty did j first mortgage bonds and never after-
mon trout or Eleel head or salmon un­ farm, who was formerly in business Thirty Five (35) South of Range One (1) West of Taken and levied upon as the property of the
not refuse to go among those of her I ward risked a cent In speculation.
the Willamette Meridian.
4aid Emory B Waterman and Mabel B, Water.
own uge. but when with them, instead
My uncle was a bachelor sixty years der 15 inches in length. Sale is abso­ here.
Taken and levied upon as the property of the nan his wife, or so much thereof as may b«
of being tbe bright, cheery girl of a ’ old, and my mother was his favorite lutely forbidden.
The funeral will be held Wednesday said J. W. Hogsett and Mary C, Ilogsett his wife necessary to satisfy said judgment in favor of
year before, she was listless. The young sister. He had always shown a par­
Jackson county and all that portion March 5, from the residence at Rock Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kautz his wife and W. •aid Janies W. Gillette and Eliza H. Gillette hia
men and maidens who had growu up tiallty for me and proposed to my of Oregon west of the Cascade! is Point.—Tribune.
R. Crihfield, or so much there«,f as may be neces­ vife, against the said Emory B. Waterman and
with her endeavored for awhile to mother that he should send me to col- made district No. 1, and that portion
sary to satisfy said judgment in favor of J. ifabel B Waterman his wife, with interest there­
draw her from ber lethargy, but. find­ lege and make me bls belr, for he
Frank Nichols, against the said J. W. Hogsett in together with all costa anddisbursuments that
ing their efforts futile, at last gave up claimed that he had no desire to marry east of the Cascades district No. 2.
and Mary C. Hogsett his wife. Samuel Kautz and have or may accrue.
Notice
of
Final
Settlement.
The open seasons are as follows for
Lizzie Kautz his wife and W. R. Crihfield with
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon this 20th day of
and if be should marry at bls time of
trjirig.
IN THB COUNTY COURT TOR JACKSON COUNTY.
interest thereon together with all costs and dis­ February, A. D. 1913.
The fumily physician was. of course, life he would wish he had not mar­ district No. 1: Deer with horns: Au­
OREGON
bursements that have or mav accrue.
AUG. D. SINGLER.
consulted. He talked with Betty, ask­ ried. I longed for a college educa- gust 1 to October 31; limit three.
In the Matter of the Estate of Nelson Hosmer,
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oiajon on this 21si
Silver gray squirrels: October 1 to deceased.
ed her a great many questions, pre­ ! tlon and for my part was glad to ac-
February, 1913.
October 31; limit five.
scribed a tonic to be taken "three times ' cept my uncle's proposition.
Notice is hereby given. That Grant Mathews,
AUG. T. SINGLER, Sheriff.
I
spent
four
years
at
college,
my
ex­
Final Notice.
a day before meals.” but told her moth­
Ducks, geese, rails, coats and shore the Executor of the last will and of the estate of
er that he could find no organic dis­ penses being paid by my uncle, In birds, November 1 to February 15; Nelson Hosmer, deceased, has tiled his final ac­
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
FOR JACKSON
Notice
of
Sheriff
Sale.
count In the above entitled court and cause, and
ease. lie thought that change of acene deed, he gave me an allowance that limit 30.
COUNTY, OREGON.
Monday. April 7. 1913. at the hour of ten
By virtue of an execution ant order of ra’e
might be beneficial, but the Margots j enabled me to associate with such of I Male Chinese pheasants, blue grouse o that
’clock A. M.. at the County Court Room in the
In the Matter of the Estate of Urzil-
issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court < f
could not afford to take the patient I my fellow students ns were not oblig- ruffled grouse, native pheasants: Octo­ Court House at Jacksonville, in Jackson County, duly
iheCountyof Jackson. State of Oregon dated la Garfield, Deceased..
!
ed
to
earn
their
living
or
a
part
of
It
away. Besides. she Raid she didn't onre
Oregon,
has.
by
order
of
the
judge
of
the
above
Notice
is Hereov Given: That the
the 28th day of February. 1913. in a certain action
ber 1 to October 31; limit five. No
to go away. The doctor suggested thnt I while getting their education.
entitled court, been designated as the time and in the Circuit Court for said County an I State, undersigned, A. M. Wilson, adminis­
When I was graduated with a fair open season on Chinese pheasants in place for the hearing of said final account and wherein M. O. Carton as plaintiff recovered trator of the estate of Urzilla Garfield,
there might be a young man in the
case, but Mrs. Margot declared that I standing tn my class I was one of Josephine, Jackson, Coos or Curry the settlement of the same, and all persons having judKment atrninst Sarah J. Erdman. Oscar leceased, has tiled in the County Court
objections thereto aro hereby notified to present Holmquist. Arvid Holmquist. Edna T. lux. for Jackson County, State.of Oregon,
her daughter had never shown any pref­ j the all around prominent men of it. counties.
Minnie A. Townsend, Frank X. Goulet. Louiae in the matter of said estate, his final
erences for any of her mnle acquaint­ | I began ¿he study of a profession—at
Mountain and valley quail: October 1 the same at said time and place.
Dated this 7th day of March. 1913.
D. Goulet. W. J. Hills and Kate Hills, for the report and account, showing all moneys
ances. To this the doctor replied that j my. uncle’s expense—and had nearly to October 31; limit 10.
GRANT MATHEWS.
worn of Three Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy received and disbursed, with vouchers
first love oil the part of a young girl 1 finished it when I received a telegram
Doves and wild pigeons: September
Six and 00-100 ($3776.) Dollars with interest for such disbursements.
Executor.
from sixteen to twenty was apt to as­ that my uncle was very ill. 1 went to 1 to October 31; limit 10.
That said, coqrt has set Saturday,
thereon from said 21st day of February. 1913. at
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,
him
nt
oni-e
and
assumed
the
direction
sume very singular forms. He hai
the 1st dav of March, 1913, the hour
the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
Night
hunting
and
fishing
between
'
of
his
household.
His
Illness
was
tr -ated cases of supposed physical mal­
if ten o’clock A. M. anffi the eourt
Notice For publication.
Notice is Hereby given that I will on
room of said court as the time and
ady which eventually had turned out > destined to he a protracted one, and, ope half hour after sunset and one
FRIDAY, APRIL 4th, 1913
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
I
there
being
no
one
but
myself
to
do
half
hour
before
sunrise
is
forbidden.
place for the making of any objection!
to be simply lovesickness. One of his
At the frirnt door of the Court House in Jackson­
U. S. Land Office at Rosebury, Oregon,
to the allowance of said final report
Civil liabilltes are imposed as well as
patients bud shoivn signs of a break­ 1 anything for him. I assumed charge not
ville Oregm in said Cmint«-nt 10 o'clock in the
February
11.
1913.
and account. All persons having ob­
ing dowu in health simply because she | only of bls domestic but his other af- other penalities for violation. No shot­ Notice is hereby given that William I. Chase. forenoon r t said day sell at Public Auction to the jections
thereto are required to file the
could not make up her uiind between j fairs.
gun can be used larger than 10 guage. of Jacksonville. Oregon, who. on June 22. 1911, highest bidder for cash the following described -ame in writing in said court, on or be­
I
spent
five
years
ministering
to
the
real
property:
subject
however
to
the
rights
and
two suitors and had finally eloped with
Snag or gaff hooks and set lines are made Homestead Entry Serial. No. 07299. for W
fore said time, and to ma lesuch objec­
of Jane Carroll whose rights and in­
a third, to whom her parent had no ob­ i old man. living in his house with him forbidden anglers. Trapping or snar­ % NE W NE'/«. Nwy. NE 'A. and the N'/a NW V, interest,
tions at said time, otherwis«« said tinul
terests
therein
are
of
the
amount
of
37000.00;.
»nd
devoting
myself
exclusively
to
Section 8. Township 39 S., Range 2. west Wil­
report and account will be allowed and
jection whatever.
ing of game, animals, birds or fish is lamette Meridian, has tile I notice of intention to Commencing Twenty (20) feet North and six said
administrator will be discharged.
One morning when the good lady I blm. 1 regretted thnt my professional
hundred
and
sixty
(660)
feet
West
of
the
South
­
Commutation Proof, to establish claim to
Dated this 3(lth dav of January, 1913.
went into her da lighter's room with | studies had been broken into, but since I ; also forbidden. Shooting at game from make
east
corner
of
Donation
Land
Claim
No.
69.
lhe land al live described, before W. H. Canon.
A. M. W ilson ,
the usual toast and coffee—she would I I rns heir to a fortune and bad what from or upon railroad right of way, Unite«! States Commiasioner. at Meal ford Oregon Township 37 South of Range two (2) west of the
Administrator of the Estate of
not permit Betty to arise before 11 | i money I needed I did not repine. True, j public road or highwHV is unlawful.
Willamette Meridian and from said beginning Urzilla Garfield, Deceased.
on
the
28
day
of
March
1913.
point running thence North one thousand four
o’clock—the room wns empty. The bed I my uncle was very Irritable and often
Beaver or other animals rr birds do­ Claimant names as witnesses.
•U'
hundred and ninety-five (1195) feet, thence East
had not lieen sl««pt tn. Tho frightened | tried my pntlefice. but tbe doctors as­ ing damage to property can be killed Fred Smith, of Jacksonville. Oregon.
one thousand one hundred and eighty-eight (11S81
matron rushed from the room, calling sured me that he could live only a few , by obtaining written permission from Anna Smith, of Jacksonville. Oregon.
Notice to Creditors.
fe« t. thence South one thousand, four hundred
her daughter wildly. The household. years at most, aud then, having means I the state game warden, under restric- Ansel Gilson, of Jacksonville. Oregon,
and ninety-five (1495) feet, thence west one IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THB STATS
at
my
command.
I
could
make
up
fol
Joe
A.
Thomas,
of
Medford.
Oregon.
Betty excepted, responded, and even­
ihousand one hundred and eighty-eight (1188)
lost time, for, be it understood, I was tigns imposed, the animals thus slain
B. F. JONES.
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNY
tually the whole towu was roused.
feet to the place of beginning, containing 40.50
Register.
The day passed with no word from not content to live tn idleness and es becoming the property of the state
acres, reserving and excepting therefrom 20acres
OF JACKSON.
pecinlly
desired
a
career.
game board.
thè, missing girl. She must have de- I
heretofore sold to A. H. Miller off the Northern
In the matter of the eatate of Frank
M.v uncle lingered longer than had
No nerson under 14 is permitted to
parted In the night, for no one hnd
portion of said premises, as above described.
CITATION.
Taken and levied upon as the property of said A. Douglas, deceased.
a
her go. Every village in the been expected, and toward tbe last 1 hunt with a gun on land« other than
Notice is hereby given, that the
found
the
work
of
amusing
him
very
Sarah
J. Erdman, Oscar Holmquist. Arvid Holm­
■
borhood received telephone mes-
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON
his parents’ promises.
undersigned, by an order of the County
tryln.s
I
suggested
cards,
and
he
was
quist.
Edna
T.
Lux.
Minnie
A.
Townsend,
Frank
•Hires describing Betty’s personal ap­
COUNTY, OREGON
lourt of Jackson County, State of
The open trout season for district
Goulet. Louise D. Goulet. W. J. Hillsand Kate
pearance and Inquiring If she hnd been pleased will) the Idea. He had been No. 1 is from April 1 to October 31; In the Matter of the Kstttte of Frank Ennis, X.
Hills, or so much thereof as may be necessary to Oregon, duly entered on the 27th. day
a
poker
player
in
his
time,
aud
by
s««rn. All her relntlves far and near
Dec»as«‘(i. Citation to heirs and 1
to show satisfy said judgment in favor of M. O. Carton of January. 1913, has been appointed
ware notified. Not a hopeful word playing with him for a small stake I bag limit 75 fish, or 50 pounds in one cause why order for sale of real property should against the above named defendants, with in­ and now is the duly qualified and acting
got through many hours thnt would I day. Trout over 10 inches in length, ! not be made.
Administrator of the estate of the
came from any point.
terest thereon together with all costs and dis­
above named decedent.
Mrs. Margot, after she bectrme so otherwise have been a burden Never­ open season April 1 to January 31; bag I To Frank E. Peekham. Claud W. Ennis. Maud bursements that have or may accrue.
All creditors and persons having
fnr calmed ns to express nn opinion ou i theless playing penny ante with a limit 50 fish or 50 pounds. It is un- I Ennis. Anna Tucker Champlin. Josephine En­ Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon on this 28th day claims
against said decedent or hit
the cause of her daughter's departure, broken down old man hour after hour lawful to catch trout under six inches in nis Kenvon. Jennie Ennis, heirs at law and lega­ of February. 1913.
estate are hereby notified and required
tees of said above nametl decedent and all un­
AUG. D. SINGLER. Sheriff.
sr td she lielloved ! thnt Betty’s mind was not to me a pleasing way of spend­ lengib.- Teihaoe.
to present the same duly verified with
known heirs at law of said decedent and all
hnd lieen affected I through »omo dis- ing my time, and when m.v unde pro­
proner vouchers, to the undersigned at
others ififfirtfStAl In eaid estate Greeting:—
er e which "that Htupld doctor" had posed to raise the stake to 0 cents 1
liis office at No. 29 South Peach Street
Found a Chro for Rheumatism.
In the Name of the Sot4i<* of Or«g<m. you are
fall«! to discover, The people of the acqulesi ed.
Oregon Sidelights
hereby required to lie an i appeal* bofor« said
“I suffered with rheumatism for two wears in the Citv of Medford. Jackson countv.
This
Wils
a
mistake.
He
wiiH
u
lint
­
State
of Oregon, within six monthB
trvvn hnd many si nd diverge opinions
County Court on Monday, the 10th day of March. and could not get my right hand to my
M s. Griffin, across the street, who had urnl gambler, and It was n knowledge
1913 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at mouth for that length of time,” writes Leo from the date heruof.
The date hereof an,I of the first pub­
heard Mrs. Margot—an lmi>atietit. ex of th s fact—a fear that he would lose
the Court room of said County Court at the L. Chapman, Map»* ion, Iowa. “I suffered
The 1912 rainfall at Albany was 46.68 Court
House in the County of Jackson, State of terrible pain so 1 could not sleep or lie still lication hereof is February 1st., 1913.
Ci' tide woman— scold her daughter, what he bud made hi the stock mar-
W alter M. (. lark .
a« erred that the latter had b««en driven ket—that led him to quit "the street. inches, according to official figures, Oregon. to then an 1 there show cause why an nt night. Five years ago 1 began using
Administrator of the estate of Frank
’s Liniment and in two months
• . ay by cruelty. Some of the neigh- Sine« then Ills passion I«)l‘ kamuilng and the temperature rahge Was from order should not be zrnnt<vl to the Executors of Chamberlain
I was well and have not suffered with rheu­ A. Doogias.
txir«—old maids or married women hud lata tiufluaiit. It was uow excit- 37.8 degrees on December 29, to 100 on •aid Estat-« to sell all the following described matism
II. K. Halina residing at Jackson­
since.” For »ale by all dealer».—
real property btjkrttelng to said Estate at private
i
ed
line»,
lie
kept
raising
the
stake,
w in hnd adopted dogs tn ll“ii of dill-
ville, Oregon, attorney for the estate.
July lO.
Advertisement.
sale,
to-witr-
d ■ n—said that Betty had not been I and 1 did not dare to oppose him
The Corvallis Commercial club has A1! that portion of Lot 8 in Ffiock 7 as laid down
pt ’twrly brought up and hnd gone to j When he got the value of a chip up to
on the official plat of the Town (now City) (.f
25 cents 1 began to be troubled How decided that the proposed club building Jacksonville. Oregon. described as beginning at
tli j bad.
must
be
postponed,
the
financial
expert
I
ever.
I
hoped
that
b#
refu«ltl£
tl)
Witt
One day n fresh impetus wns given
the S »uth East corner of said Lot 8 and running
to these conj««etures by the discovery 1 1 in|glit kmil of trouble, for I real­ of the club doubting that the enfef thed<> Nnrth«»rly 100 feet more or less to the
ised
that
to
n
lu
any
considerable
prise would be self sustaining from the North East corner of said Lot 8: thence Wester­
of a laxly of a woman tn the river. It
ly along the North boundary of said Lot 8. 25 feet
bloated lieyond rooogiiltlon. but It amount from him would Irritate him. start.
more or less ton post and board fence between
vt ua about Betty’» height, and the hnlr and in his broken condition I feared he
Mar»!
fivld
Record;
The
Episcopal
the
property >f the said Ennis and PUanor Jane
was nliout the »nine color iih hers. The might break with me.
INfatfrtHtittliMH j Ma rah tie id is about to Kubii; thence Southerly with the said post and
One
afterne»«
W1I0U
tie
Wils
dibi'i
r« i«en«ns of nplnton was that It was
txinrd fence as the west boundary of said Lot
her remains; thnt in a tit of temporary rretfUl than usual I got out the cards commence erection of the neW Church i 160
more or less to the S »uth boundary of
jn-<aiilt.v she had escaped from home and the chips I Hiring the sitting there and ordeis have been given for re- | I sail Lot 8: thence Easterly along the South line
ut il drowned herself. The sight wns occurred one of those marvelous run« in« vrl of the old church from the pres I of said Lot 8. 50 feet more or less to the point of
awful that the parents were per­ of lu«k by which piuyers are enabled ent site to another part of the city. beginning, the above described property being
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
suaded not to look at ft An under­ to lireak banks A Jack pot had been Tho structure will occupy a ground the same property heretofore conveyed bv deed
tn er pre|>an-d It for burial, and thia growing on the table for snttie HtilM space of itX'Jmti ffiet« en.l will be built to Frank Ennis by T. J. Kenney. Administrator
all
Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
of James Elliott Estate. Eleanor Jane Kubii, A.
I" ugs us to th«' tieglnnlng of our story, I when 1 Was dealt three queens and during the spring.
too
Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
R Reames and others Excepting only there­
drew
n
fourth.
I
would
have
bet
a
wri Ich la also the end.
the property heretofore conveyed by Frank
Nehalem Enterprise, Twenty feet j from
1’ersoiia won« assembling at the Mar­ small sum, but since the cards must
Ennis to ElearioT Jane Kubii by deed dated Sept.
JA CKSON VILLE
OREGON
s'’' horn«« to pay their Inst respects to be shown I feared to Irritate my uncle i of water on the Nehalemite proud of, 26th. 1912 i ecorded in Vol. 97 Page 273 Deed
ibi- dead. Tbe clergyman lind arrived, by appearing to favor him At the I the fact that we are enterprising I Records of Jackson Countv. Oregon.
th< •mdertnker was going about with showdown lie had a full of aces. which «nougb to assume a heavy bonded in ! The foregoing Citation is ordered by the County
t tread giving directions In a modil* gave me the |Mt>
Jeot«iiii. .-3 añil thus d-velup the vast Cour* aforesaid to be published ’n the Jackson­
Fl’Otn that time the devil seemed to
I n ­ d voice, when u young man and
ville P«»st for 4 successive weeks or for 5 publica­
vi nan turti«*d a corner »«<1 caught be in the cards
Whenever I dealt I latent resources of this t’ei’i¡lu valley tions prior to the said 10th day of M irch. 1913.
n lew of the hearse and carriages gave myself large hands and Invari­ without waiting for the government to Witness the Hon. F. L TouVelle. Judge of the
st idlng before the door. The lady ably gave my uncle hands but a little build the jetty at the mouth of Ne­ County C*»urt of the State of Oregon for Jackson
j
Ml k on the mail’s lx>som with a gasp; below mine. When 1 bad a straight halem river. It has done the work, County, thl'i Oth day of February. A. D. 1913.
F. L. TOU VELLE.
bu re<««veriiig. the two pursued their flush he would have a full: when 1 hud and now we are more than pleased.
John Dunnington
County Judge.
i
w.it to the house of the funeral. The
__ _ three ace* ho would have three towel
Attest: G. A. Gardner. C'<rK
Cottag«
Grove
Sentinel:
The
popu
­
cl< gymnn was mentioning aotne lovely csnl«. Terrltlt'tl, I fitteinpted to deal
trr tu of the docem—d when tin« otffi.f him a baud larger than mine He larity of the public obrar* it shown by
the fart that an average of 150 books
no irnera ntti'-iqt u, ««xfli.inuiil n of cnuglit me !•» 'he act.
Notice to Creditors.
au. iirler 1« mill niH'h« » Ivilt f.,r th,, h ill,
For «»me time I had seen by his ex are taken out on each day that it is IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON, IN
wt re st«H«l the up;« «-oilier*.
presalon tl.et be susiwted I war in open. The work is becoming so heavy
AND FOB JACKSON COUNTY.
• It. Betty!" excluuaed buth tai her leutionally dealing to myself huge that the librarian is hardly able tocare
In
the
matter of the estate of John
hands
and
to him hands hut little for it. Popular books hardly get onto ’
an 1 tuother In a lireutb
he ob««M|iiles were dlseontlnmM on smaller to draw hltu on. When he th«* shelves. Children are taking an Facklam, deceased.
Notice is hereby giver, that the
• onnt of the spi>eiiriin<a« of the ob- on light me trying to deal him >i win interest in the institution and many of
County
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__
of Jackson County,
_, Ore­
’ for V I-Irh they «rare Hehl, and a tier he tell back on tbe pillow« behind
gon, has appointed William Facklam
great relict, n great Joy. relciii«d In him and i»ohited to the door, hi vatu the little tots are on hand every libra'y ns executor of the estate of John
JOHN G. DUNNINGTON. Prop.
their stead. This was Betty’s explnua- J endeavored to explain He eontln day for their reading mat ter.—Journal. Facklam, deceased and that the said
hod to point to the door, and 1 left
tluu:
William Facklam has duly «lualified as
"George m«q me when I was a hoping when he -had cooled to renew Proposed for Supreme Bench executor of said estate. All persons
having claims against s lid estate are
»«■h'iolglri. and we loved. Thon that tny efforts to disabuse his mind of his
hereby notified and required to present
b«1 ’Id Kate Raxter camo twlween ns. impression. He «ent word for me to
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the same properly verified, to the un­
and for a lone while I was afraid she’d leave the house and never enter tt
A movement has been started in dersigned executor at his residence
again.
get him away from mo. But one day
The next day he change«! his will, Medford to have A. E. Reames named near Central Point, Jackson County,
All Kirili of Frcih ani Cured Meat».
Im wrote me thnt she hnd lieen telling
Oregon, or st the office of D. W. Mag- a
Iles about me. nnd I eoneliid.al tn go leaving his fortune to charities, and » one of lhe two justice» of the state shnw. in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or
ar-’ give her n pfi««e of my mind. The further result of the eplsixle was his sugreme court necessitated by the pas­ before six months from and after the
Poultry, Choice lird, hie.
sage of a bill increasing the member date of the first publication of this
r< It wns that George nn-l i thouuht death a few day* later
«
I am over thirty years old. have ship of the court by that number.
w. ! Ix tter lie nmrrled No her»« we
n-'ti.-e.
never earned a • ent In air Ilf«« and
ar- "
Date of fi st publication of this A «
Ml. Reame» is lcCugnilid as lead«.:
nutiee,
is February 22. 19'-<.
■’ w «lovtnr’x dinenoals of the i-*ae don’t know now to begin to do ho
W illiam F a «- klam .
This comes *»r waiting for jleud uien’B of the bar < t bouthein Oregon, is a
We«. ”The lusauity of juvenile love."
man of the highest perennai character
JACKSONVILE,
shoes.
Executor of the estate of J jtn Fack­
OREGON
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and the people of southern Oregon will lam, deceased.
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INTERRUPTION
Charles F. Dunford
DRAYAGE
Jacksonville
Meat Market