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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. and propel cars over railways’ now tn and freight and to make at least seven j Notice-fof —Sheriff’s. Sale Under Notice of Final Settlement. operation or which may be hereafter round trips each day between said IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON COUNTY, By virtue of an execution and order of sale Execution*. < ' constructed in pursuance with the cities, unless prevented by mobs; duly issued by the clerk of the c’rcuit court of OREGON Ey virtue of an execution and order of ;al< the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, dated An Ordinance granting to the Rogue terms of this Ordinance, by means of strikes, fires or other irremedial In the Matter of the Estate of Nelson Hosmer, the 27th day of February, 1913, in a certain action duly issued by the clerk of the Ciruit Cnur of the County of Jackson. State of Oregon d. ’ed.». R ver Valley Railway Company, its steam, gas, overhead or underground causes. The said grantee further deceased. in the Circuit Court for said County and State, Notice is hereby given. That Grant Mathews, agrees to accept for transportation be s . -cessors and assigns, a franchise for electric power, storage batteries, com wherein J. Frank Nichols as plaintiff recovers the 18th day of February, 1913. in a certain actiftn - • the Executor of the last will and of the estate of the Circuit Court for said County and Stat«, ti e construction, operation, use and pressed air, cables or any other mech tween the cities above named, subject Nelson Hosmer, deceased, has file! his final ac judgment against J. W. Hogsett and Mary C. in wherein James W. Gillette and*Eliza H, Gillett« Hogsett his wife. Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kautz to reasonable rules and regulations, all anical power, and the motive power n aintaining of a railway or railways, count in the above entitled court and cause, and as Plaintiffs recovers Judgment against Emory his wife, and W. R. Crihfield. for the sum of aiong, in, over and across certain and mode of propelling cars over ’said passengers, goods, packages and that Monday. April 7, 1913, at the hour of ten Eleven Th )usand Seven Hundred and Seventy B. Waterman and Mabel B. Waterman his m ife, streets, alleys and highways within the railway or railways may at any time freight offered and to convey the same o’clock A. M., at the County Court Room in the Five and 65-100 Dollar-., and the further sum of for the sum of Two Thousand Six Hundred Nine Court House at Jacksonville, in Jackson County. Dollars ami Thirty Eight Ce«.ts, corporate limits of the City of Jack- be changed by said grantee, its BUC- to the proper destination upon its car Oregon, has, by order of the judge of the above $216.50 taxes and expenses, with interest thereon ty ($2693.38) with interest thereon at the rate *»f 6 ronville. Oregon; fixing a maximum cessors and assigns to any more im- or cars at a rate or charge for such entitled court, been designated as the time and from the 3rd day of December. 1912, at the rate p**r cent per annum, from the 18th day of 6 per cent per annum and One Thousand schedule of rates, fares and charges proved, economical, convenient and transportation not to exceed the rates place for the hearing of said final account and of ($1000.00) Dollars attorney’s fee, and the further February 1913. And the further sum of Two for the transportation of passengers, desirable method, subject to the rea- or charges given in the following table the settlement of the same, and all persuns h-- ving sum of Twenty five Dollars costs and disburse Hundred Fifty ($250.00) Dollars attorney’s fee objections thereto are hereby notified to present also the costs and disbursements taxed therein. ments taxed therein. goods, packages and freight, over such sonable regulations of the city coun of maximum tariffs, viz: the same at said time and place. Notice is hereby given that I will on. The maximum fare for passengers Notice is hereby given that I will on railway or railways between the cities cil of this City. Dated this 7th day of March. 1913. MARCH 29, 1913. APRIL 4TH, 1913 shall be. one way 25 cents. Section III. For the purpose of GRANT MATHEWS. of Jacksonville and Medford; specify At the front door of the Court Hous« in Jackson At the front door of the Court House in Jack The maximum fare for passengers Executor. ing the minimum number of round operating said railway or railways and sonville in said County at 10 o’clock in the fore ville, in said County and State at 10 o’clock in th« ----------- - —------------ trips to be made each day; permitting having convenient power and electrical shall be, round trip 35 cents. noon of said day sell at Public Auction to the forenoon of said day. sell at Public auction to th« Commutation tickets good for ten Notice For Publication. toe construction of telephone and tele- current for such use, the grantee, its highest bidder for cash the following described highest bidder for cash the following described real property, to-wit.*- real property, to-wit:- gi iph lines along streets occupied by successors and assigns shall have the (10) round trips, to be used within DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Ali the right, title and interest, of the said A'.I the right, title, and interest of said defend from date of sale, shall be sixty days right to put up, erect, construct, use U. S. Land Oifice at Roseburg. Oregon. tl - j said railway or railways and limit Emory B. Waterman and Mabel B. Waterman, ants J. W. Hogsett, and Mary C. Hogsett his price not to exceed $2.50 sold at a February 11, 1913. his wife, in and to the North half of lot num leer ing the use thereof to the transmis- and maintain poles and overhead wires, Notice is hereby given that William I. Chase, wife. Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kautz his wife, ed 5 in Block numbered 4 Park addition to th« si n of messages for use in operating and may lay down, construct, use and each. and W. R. Crihfield, in and to the Southwest of Jacksonville, Oregon, who. on June 22, 1911, I City of Medford. Oregon. Baggage not exceeding 150 pounds su.d railways or railways; providing maintain underground conduits, wires, made Homestead Entry Serial, No. 07299. for W quarter of Section Twenty Four (21) in Township Taken and levied upon as the property of the f( r a filing of a written acceptance of conductors and cables in and along, I for each full fare shall be carried free. «4 NE Va NE'», NW'/» NB] '4. and the N'/g NW '4 Thirty Five (35) South of Range One (1) West of said Emory B Waterman and Mabel B. Waler- the Willamette Meridian. The maximum charge for freight through, over or across the streets, Section 8, Township 39 S., Range 2. west Wil man his wife, nr so much thereof as may b« thi i franchise by the grantee and pro Taken and levied upon as the property of the lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to necessary to satisfy said judgment in favor of viding for a revocation of the fran alleys and highways or parts thereof between said cities shall be: said J. W. Hcgsett and Mary C, Hogsett his wife. make Commutation Proof, to establish claim to said James W. Gillette and Eliza H. Gillett« his On shipments not exceeding 50 pounds Samuel Kautz and Lizzie Kau z his wife and W. co ise, rights and privileges herein upon which said railway or railways the land above described, before W. H. Canon, wife, again t the said Emory B, Waterman and in weight, 15 cents, R. Crihfield. or so much thereof as may be neces g anted, upon a violation by the are or may be laid down, and in, along, United States Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon Mabel B. Waterman his wife, with interest there sary to satisfy said judgment in favor of J. On shipments over 50 and not ex on the 28 day of March 1913. g> antee of the provisions of this Or ovei or across such other streets, al on together with all costs and disbursements that Frank Nichols, against the said J. W. Hogsett Claimant names as witnesses. have or may accrue. leys and highways of the City of Jauk- ceeding 250 pounds, 25 cents. dinance. and Mary C. Hogsett his wife. Samuel Kautz and Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon this 20th day «f On shipments over 250 pounds in I Fred Smith, of Jacksonville, Oregon, sonville, Oregon, as the city council of Lizzie Kautz his wife and W. R. Crihfield with Anna Smith, of Jacksonville. Oregon. February, A. D. 1913. weight, 10 cents per hundred pounds. interest thereon together with all costs and dis said City may direct. Ansel Gilson, of Jacksonville, Oregon, AUG. D. SINGLER. bursements that have or mav accrue. Whereas: The Town of Jacksonville The said grantee, its successors and Provided: that furniture, household Joe A. Thomas, of Medford, Oregon. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon on this 21st Oregon, by its Board of Trustees, on assigns, subject to the reasonable reg goods and other bulky goods may be B. F. JONES. February, 1913. Register. the 2nd day of December, 1890, by ulations of the city council, may erect, charged for according to classification AUG. D. SINGLED, Sheriff. ----------- «<®e ------------ Ordinance No. 104, entitled “An Or construct, equip, operate and maintain and the table of tariffs filed with the SUMMONS dnance granting franchise and right telegraph and telephone lines along or State Railway Commission. Notice of Sheriff Sale. CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIE STATE OF OREGON of way for the Medford and Jackson- across those parts of streets, alleys On shipments in car load lots, ac- IN THE IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. By virtue of an execution and order of sale v.ile Railway Company within the and highways upon which said railway cording to classification and at rates duly issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Sarah Wilcox, Plaintiff, corporate limits of the Town of Jack or railways may be constructed, for filed with the State Railway Commis- Spanking will not cure children of the County of Jackson. State of Oregon dated vs. . sonville, Jackson County, Oregon, and the purpose of transmitting messages i sion. Charles Wilcox, Defendant, Suit in Equity the 28th day of February, 1913, in a certain action wetting the bed, because it is not a in the Circuit Court for said County an i State, through the streets of said Town,’’ did necessary for the convenient operation Nothing contained in this Section for a Divorce. habit but a dangerous disease. The giant permission and authority for a of said railway or railways. Provided: shall be taken or held to prevent the To Charles Wilcox, the above named defen- wherein M. O. Carton as plaintiff recovered 1 dant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You judgment against Sarah J. Eidman, Oscar C. II. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, period of twenty-five (25) years unto that nothing herein shall be so con said grantee, its successors and assigns are hereby notified that you are required to ap Holmquist. Arvid Holmquist. Edna T. Lux, the said Medford and Jacksonville strued as to permit the said grantee, from ch.irg ing a less rate for the pear in the above entitled court and cause and Minnie A. Townsend, Frank X. Goulet. Louise Chicago, III., have discovered a R. ilway Company, a corporation or its successors or assigns to transmit transportation of passengers or freight j answer the complaint of plaintiff therein on file D. Goulet, \V. J. Hills and Kate Hills, for the strictly harmless remedy for this ganized and existing under the laws of messages fo,r pel sons not engaged in than the rates given herein, and pro I against you within ten days from the date of sum of Three Thousand .Seven Hundred Seventy distressing disease and to make Six and 00-100 ($3776.) Dollars with interest the State of Oregon, the right of way the operation of said railway or rail vided: that if the city council of Jack i the service of this summons upon you if served thereon from said 21st day of February. 1913, at | within Jackson County, State of Oregon, or if known its merits they will send a 50c. for a line of railroad through and over ways or to assign the franchise and sonville, Oregon, shall deem it neces I served within any other county of the State of the rato of 6 per cent per annum. package securely wrapped and pre pc tions of E street, 7th street, D right of way for such telegraph and sary for the convenience of the travel Oregon, then within twenty days from thedateof Notice is Hereby given that I will on FRIDAY, APRIL4th, 1913 •t eet, 6th street and C street, within telephone line or lines to any person or ling public and the welfare of the in such service upon you. or if served by publica paid Absolutely Free to any reader t. > corporate limits of the Town of i persons, firm or corporation other than habitants of Baid city that the number tion. or out of the state, after an order of publi At the front door of the Court House in Jackson of The Jacksonville Post. This re cation, then on or before the l ist day so pre ville Oregon in said County at 10 o’clock in the Jacksonville, etc. the actual owner or owners of the said of trips between the aforesaid cities scribed in the order for publication of said sum forenoon of said day sell at Public Auction to the medy also cures frequent desire to \nd whereas; the said grantee, its railway or railways unless the city be increased, the said grantee, its mons, which last day is April 26th, 1913; and you highest bidder for cash the following described urinate and inability to control urine successors and assigns did in good council shall by ordinance so direct. successor or assigns shall upon proper 1 will take notice that if you fail to so appear and real property: subject however to the rights and answer said complaint within said time, plaintiff | interest, of Jane Carroll whose riahta and in- during the night or day in old or faith accept the franchise granted by Section IV. The track or tracks of notice thereof by the city council, will apply to the above entitled court for an or su'd Ordinance No. UM, and relying the railway or railways to be operated make an additional trip each day, at der of default and for a decree against you for terests therein are of the amount of $7000.00:- young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. Commencing Twenty (20) feet North and six tl reon and acting in good faith did under the provisions of this ordinance such hour as directed by said city the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: hundred and sixty (660) feet West of the South is an Old Reliable House, write to co istruct, operate and are now oper- shall be laid flush with the grade of council. The City Council of Jackson for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony east corner of Donation Land Claim No. 69, them today for the free medicine. at ng a railroad over and through the the street where the street has an ville, Oregon, may by ordinance make heretofore and now existing between you and Township 37 South of Range two (2) west of the the plaintiff herein, and for such other, further s nets named in said Ordinance No. established grade and when the track such other and further regulations re I and different relief as to the Court may secin Willamette Meridian and from said beginning Cure the afflicted members of your point running ther.ce North one thousand four family, then tell your neighbors and 101, And whereas; grave doubts as to is laid upon a street where no grade garding rates and fares, anil times of eq ui table. hundred and ninety-five (1195) feet, thence East This summons is published in the Jacksonville the validity of said Ordinance No. 104, has been established the track shall be arrival and departure of trains and friends about this remedy. one thousand one hundred and eighty-eight (1188) h: vtng recently arisen, in consequence brought to grade by said grantee, its cars as from time to time may be just Post by order of the Hon. F. L. TouVelle, Judge feet, thence South one thousand, four hundred of the County Court of Jackson County, .Slate of and ninety-five (1495) feet, thence west one of said doubts, the present owner and successors or assigns whenever the and reasonable. Oregon, and which order was made and dated thousand one hundred and eighty-eight (1188) Change in Southern Pacific Time O| orator of the railroad hereinbefore grade shall be established by the city. Section VIII. That all the provi on the 13th day of March, A. D. 1913, and it is feet to the place of beginning, containing 40.50 mi ntioned, has applied to the City of When any established grade shall be sions of this ordinance shall inure to. therein ordered that you appear and answer the acres, reserving- and excepting therefrom 20 acres Table. J re ksonville, for a franchise for said changed by the city the tracks or apply to and bind the successors and complaint OL plain tiff Oil Hie hut ein un <7i before heretofore sold Io A. II. Miilvu off th«.» Northurn the expiration of six weeks from the uate pre Effective January 1st, 1910. r«1roa<l upon, along, over and across tracks of said railway or railways shall j assigns of the Rogue River Valley ; scribed in said order as the date of the first puL- portion of said premises, as above described. Taken and levied upon as the property of said ct-tain of the streets of said city: be changed by the said grantee so as ! Railway Company, and that all of the j lication of this summons. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Sarah J. Erdman. Oscar Holmquist. Arvid Holm The date of the first publication of this sum quist, Edna T. Lux, Minnie A. Townsend, Frank Now, therefore: AM. to conform thereto. It is further pro- rights, privileges, immunities and mons and the date prescribed tn the aforesaid X. Goulet, Louise D. Goulet. W. J. Hillsand Kate 20 Portland Passenger.......... 7:36 '■.HU PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF JACK i vided, that the said grantee, its suc- franchises herein mentioned and here- order for the first publication of this summons is j Hills, or so much thereof as may be necessary to 24 Grants Pass Motor.......... 10:31 A.M. SONVILLE, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: l cessors and assigns shall impr9ve ar.d by granted shall continue and be in March 15, 1913, and thedateof the last publica I satisfy said judgment in favor of M. O. Carton ection I. That there be and here keep in repair that portion of the lull force and effect for a period of tion thereof and on or before which date you are against the above named defendants, with in 32 Grants Pass Motor............ 4:58 P.M. by is granted to the Rogue River street or streets between the rails of twenty (20) years from and after the required to answer said complaint is Apiil 26th, terest thereon together with all costs and dis 14 Oregon Express................... 5:45 P^M. bursements that have or may accrue. Vi Iley Railway Company, a corpora I 'said railway tracks, also those por- date of the acceptance of this Ordin 1913. 16 Oregon Express.................6:58 P.M. H. K. HANNA. tion organized and existing under the I i lions of the street or streets lying ance and the rights and franchise here At Jackson villle, Oregon. Attorney for the Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon on this 28th day 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:36 A.M of B ebruary, 1913. Plaintiff. laws of the State of Oregon, and to ! along and outside the rails of said rail in granted, by said grantee. AUG. D. SINGLER. Sheriff. SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. its successors in interest and its as way track or tracks and within a dis- Section IX. The said grantee shall Ashland Motor................... 8:45 AM. 23 signs, the franchise, right and priv tance of two (2) feet thereof, Notice of Executors’ Sale. A . ust amount of ill health is due to im The within fifteen (15) days from and after ilege to erect, lay down, re-lay, con- word “improve’ as Used herein Shull the passage of this ordinance (unless IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF paired digestion. When the stomach fails 13 California Express .........10:52 A.M. io perform its functions properly the whole si’uct, re-construct, purchase, acquire, be taken and held to include grading, the same shall have been referred) file FRANK ENNIS. DECEASED. Ashland Motor................... 2:24 P.M. -vstem becomes deranged. A few doses of 31 lease, repair, maintain, equip, operate, macadamizing and paving the portiun in the office of the City Recorder of Notice is hereby Riven that the undersigned Chamberlain’» Tablets is all yon need. They 15 San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M. have, hold, use and enjoy a line of rail or portions of tile street spec.tied, in the City of Jacksonville, Oregon, its executors of the estate of Frank Ennis, deceased, will strengthen your digestion, invigorate Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. under and by virtue of an order of the County »■ourliver,and regulate yourbowels, entirely 11 way or railways, single track, with the same manner that the remainder written acceptance of this ordinance Court for Jackson County. Oregon, duly made loing away with that miserable feeling due nt -essary and convenient switches, of the street is graded, macadamized and the franchise, rights and privileges and entered of record on the 10th day of March. to faulty digestion. Try it. Many others See Taylor-Williams Co. for your turn-outs, turn tables, connections and or paved by or under the authority of granted thereby, subject to the terms 1918, will at Jacksonville, Oregon, 0.1 and after liavebeen permanently cured—why not you? red clover, timothy and rye gras» seeds wavs, and to run and operate thereon the city council and subject to the of this ordinance. Failure of the said Monday, the 14th day of April. 1913. at the h ;ur For sale by all dealers. of 10 o’clock A. M. of said April 14th. sell at pu senger cars and to curry passengers; i reasonable regulations thereof. grantee to file its acceptance as herein private sale to the highest bidder for cash all to run and operate freight, mail, bag provided, within the time specified, the right, title and interest of said decedent in Section V. The said grantee, its gage, express and funeral cars; tv successors and assigns shall fcave shall be taken as a rejection of the and to the following described real property in carry freight, grods, parcels, express authority to make all needful and con ordinance and franchise by said gran Jacksonville. Jackson County. Oregon, to-wit: packages and United States Mail there venient excavations in any of said streets tee, and upon the expiration of the Ail that portion of Lot 8 in Block 7 as laid down on the official plat of the Town (now City) of on: subject to the provisions of this under the conditions herein named, for time herein allowed for the filirg of Jacksonville. Oregon. described as beginning at Oi fiance and the reasonable regula the purpose of constructing, establish said acceptance, the same not having the South East corner of said Lot 8 and running te is of the Council of the City of ing, repairing and .maintaining Slid b -en filed, this ordinance shall become thence Northerly 100 feet more or less to the Ja itaonville, Oregon; to do all things said railway or railways and the tele- I and be wholly void, inoperative and of North East corner of said Lot 8; thence Wester ly along the North boundary of said Ix>t 8. 25 feet n< estary to the successful operation graph, telephone and power lines here- no effect. Provided: that if this ordin more or less to a post and board fence 1 etween of aid railway or railways, (operated inbefore mentioned, provided: tliat ance shall be referred to a vote of the the property of the said Ennit and Elear. >r Jane partly within said City of Jacksonville, whenever the said grantee, its succes people of Jacksonville, then, in that Kubli: thence Southerly with the said post and Oregon, and partly without the City of sors and assigns shall disturb any of event, the time allowed the said gran board fence as the west boundary of said Lot Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to loo feet more or less to the South boundary of Jacksonville, Oregon,) along and upon, said streets, alleys or highway», it or tee within which to file its acceptance said Lot 8: thence Easterly along the South line all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or through, over or across that part or they shall restore the same to good of this ordinance and the terms there of said Lot 8. 5> feet more or less to the point of too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water. pat ts of E street, Seventh streot, D order as soon as practical and without of shall begin to run upon the day ot beginning, the above described property being street, Sixth street, C street and ull any unnecessary delay, and provided the issuance of the proclamation by the same property heretofore conveyed by deed OREGON JACKSONVILLE to Frank Ennis by T. J. Kenney, Administrator other other streets, alleys and high further: the city council shall have the the mayor or city recorder declaring of James Elliott Estate. Eleanor Jane Xubli, A. ways within the said City now oc right to prescribe by E. Reames and others Excepting only there ordinance or I that the ordinance is in effect. cupied by the track or tracks of the resolution a reasonable time Section X. The City Council of the from the property heretofore conveyed by Frank « within Rogue River Valley Railway Coinpay, which such repairs of restoration of City of Jacksonville. Oregon, may af Ennis to Eleanor Jane Kubli by deed dated Sept. .■ •th, 1912 recorded in Vol. 97 Page 273 Deed wit uin the corporate limits of the said such street, alley or highway shall be ' ter proper hearing and upon satis- Records of Jackson County. Oregon. City of Jacksonville, Oregon, as shown completed and upon failure of said faetorv evidence of a violation of the Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this IE th day on i he profile map of said Rogue River grantee, its successors and assigns to provisions of this ordinance bv the said of March. 1913. « I H. K. HANNA and Val ey Railway Company, to be filed complete said repairs or restoration1 grantee, its successors or assigns, re JAMES M. CRONEMILLER, John Dunnington in ilte office of the Recorder of the within the time prescribed iff such voke the franchise, rights and privi Executors of the Estate of Frank Ennis. cit; of Jacksonville, as hereinafter ' ordinance or resolution, the street leges herein granted, or may proceed Deceased. prv.ided. commissioner shall place the same in by suit for other legal or equitable 1 lia Ordinance and the franchise, Kissi c .siitioii and repair at the ex relief. Notice to Creditors. ric ts nr ' privilege« her«- n in, u:i..iie. Section XI. All ordinances or parts IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON, IN pense ui me i.ulder of the franchise at hereby giuniid U. m II | e „ u >„ of ordinances heretofore passed and in AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY. granted o., tms ordinance. - void ai.d of no effect al the ex 1 Section VI. Nothing in this ordinance | conflict with the provisions of this In the matter of the eatate of Pi' ion of thirty days from and after shall be so construed as to prevent the ' ordinance are hereby repealed. Fade I am, deceased. its assage and approval, unless the proper authorities of the City of Jack-1 Notice is hereby giver, that the ■n grantee shall have within the said sonville constructing sewers, laying or | The foregoing Ordinanc* No, 181» County . Court of Jlteka. n County, Ore- ! gon, has appointed William Fiicklam thirty days, filed or caused to be filed repairing water mains or laterals, i JOHN G. DUNNINGTON. Prop. in ti e office of the City Recorder of grading, paving, macadamizing, plank-1 was presented to the council of the ns executor of the estate of John City of Jacksonville. Oregon, on the Facklam, deceased and that the said suit' Citv of Jacksonville. Oregon, a William Facklam has duly qualified as ing, improving, repairing or altering i 6th day of March 1913. mue or plat of that part of the city executor of said estate. All persons sny of said streets, alleys or highways, ! traversed or to be traversed by said but all such work shall be done, if I The foregoing Ordinance N >. ISJ was having claims against said estate are ------ -Dtaleii In rail ay or railways and accurately in- possible, so as not to disturb, ityure. 1 published in the Jacksonville Post in herebv notified and required to present >1 the regular editions thereof, dated the same properly verified, to the un die ing the streets, alleys and high dersigned executor at his re hlence delay or prevent the operation of said I March 15, 1913, and March 22. 1913. wn er the portions now occupied or near Central Point. Jackson County, All Kin h of Fresh and Cured Meats. railway or railways. Oregon, Wag- C -. or ---- at * “ the ■ office of D. W. " to l occupied by the track or tracks Section VII. The said grantee for! shaw. in Jacksonville. Oregon, on I or Cough Medicine fl>r Children. of he railway now owned by saki itself, its successors and assigns. I Too ~ I A ASX.» much UI ears rennet l r r d in re'ectinr before s'x months from and after the Poultry, Choice lard. Etc. gri . tee, and to be operated by said I agrees to operate its cars upon and over * _ cough _ .„.i in.sliein» for cli.bLcn. HthotiM date of the first publication oi" this grs tea, its sucie sera or isi rns, over notice. said railway or railways « hi a regular be plenw.t to loke, o>'.<ri, no hsrmfn! sub- Dote of first publication of this wl.r <) »treats, alley a and high* is a ,l*nc«- .1'1'1 ba «n<-i..! ct.ial. < hainberluin's fr.i nise and right ut way is d.n.ed. schetluie between the* cities of Jack Cough Ri'iueiv meets t'lc-e requirements notice, is February 22. 19I.L in of young r « ^R-LIAM b At KLAM. Seation 11. The said grantee, its sonville, Oregon, and Medford, Oregon, an«l Isa favorite with th mother» JACKSONVILE, i),,. Executor of toe estate of J-P’n Fack- . .. . ... children ever.where, For sale I i,- -if ‘ ~ ■ucoaaaor* and assigns may operate i for j lam, deceased. the transportation of pussengers Advertixtuenu Ordinance No. 189 BETTER THAN SPANKING Charles F. Dunford DR AY AGE Jacksonville Meat Market â