Jacksonville post., April 19, 1913, Image 4

Big Eyes, Big Brain.
i An Incident of the
French Revolution
By MARTHA V. MONROE
Professor laugler, a French scien­
tist, has discovered that the size-of the
brain In animals is in exact propor­
tion to the size of the byes. The big­
ger the eyes the bigger the brains!
Of course |bis only applies to each
class of animal. A tiger may have
bigger eyes than a man for Instance,
but it doesn't follow that it has a big­
ger brain. But the tiger with big
eyes Is more cunning and brainy than
a tiger with small eyes. Professor
Laugler made this remarkable discov­
ery when studying the habits of the
fish known ns the dorado or gilthead.
There are two kinds of dornde. one
pink and the otlier gray. The gray
fish has a much smaller eye than the
pink one. The scientist cut open a
inrge number of those fish in his ex­
periments and was struck by the fact
that tlie large eyed fish always had
the largest brain. He promptly fol­
lowed up this discovery lyr testing
other animals. He found, for example,
that the little tree frog had a much
larger eye than the larger marsh frog
and had also a larger brain. He as­
serts that the same ride applies among
higher ajilmals.
Sells Liqucrto Minors
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of an execution and order of sale
By virtu« of an execution and order ofsaleduly
duly Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Issued
by
the
Clerk
of
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
Th? supreme court today affirmed
Countv of Jackson. State of Oregon dated the the County of Jackson, State of Oregon dated tlie
the decision of the Marion county cir­ ltth day of March 1913 in a certain action in the 22th day of March. 1913. in a certain action in the
cuit court in the case of the City of Circuit Court for the County of Jackson, and Circuit Court for said County of Jackson, and
Woodburn, respondent, against Gilbert State of Oregon wherein Lizzie Campbell as State of Oregon, wherein E. H. French as de­
fendant recovered judgment against Joe M.
Aplin and United States Fidelity A In­ Plaintiff recovered judgement against H. C. Bon­ Derry and Claire L. Derry for the sum of Twenty
ney Anna Iloney, P. A. Bonney. Bertha Bonney, I
surance company, appellants. Aplin for Four Thousand Three Hundred Twenty One Hundred Dollars ($2100.00). together with
had given a $10)0 bond that he would (»4320.00) Dollars, with interest thereon from interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
conduct an orderly saloon. Some time said 1st day of August. 1912. at the rate of 8 per annum from the 30th day of January. 1912 also
the sum of $250.00 as an attorney’s fee, together
later he was convicted of having sold cent per annum, and »250.00 Attorney s fees, and with costs and disbursements of this suit.
win reas a judgment was also rendered in favor
liquor to Kenneth Sylvester, who was of
Public Notice is hereby priven that I will on
Joseph Randles and against H. C. Bonney.
MONDAY APRIL 28th. 1913,
under age, and Emmet Austin while Anna Bonney. P. A. Bonney and Bertha Bonney
At
the front door of the Court House in Jackson­
the latter was drunk. The circuit court for Four Thousand <»4000.00) Dollars with inter­
ville.
Oregon
said County and State at 10
held that Alpin's place h»d not been est thereon from said 18th day of July 1910 at the o'clock) in the in
forenoon of said day sell at Public
rat- of 6 per cent per annum and Four Hundred
orderly, and gave judgment in favor of (»1'0.001 Dollars attorney's fees.
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the city of Woodburn for $1000. —Salem Public notice is hereby given that I will on the following described real property .
Lots numbered Fifteen (15), Sixteen (16) and i
Capitol Journal.
MONDAY. APRIL 21st 1913.
At the front door of the Court House in Jackson, Seventeen (17) in Block Number Two (2) Helm's I
ville. Jackson County. State of Oregon at 10 Addition to the City of Medford. Oregon.
Taken and levied upon as the property of the
o’clock in the forenoon of said day sell at Public
The American Bonding Co. of Balti­ Auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand I said Joe M. Derry and Claire L. Derry, or so much
more will go on your .bond and write the following described real property; TheNorth- thereof as may l»e necessary to satisfy said judg­
we t quarter of the Southwest quarter (N W 'A ment in favor of the said E. H. French with in­
burglary insurance.
S W ',) and the Southwest quarter of the terest thereon, together with all costs and dis­
D. W. B agshaw . Agent. I of
Northwest quarter (S W
of N W li) of Section bursements that have or may accrue.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon this 22nd day of
three (3); the East half of the Southeast quarter
(E ' of S E **). the Northwest quarter of the March. 1913.
AUG. D. SINGLER.
Sobtheast quarter (N W H of S E Vi): and East
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Sheriff of Jackson C mnty, Oregon.
half of the Southwest quarter (E G of S W ’4)
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By virtue of an execution and order of sale of Section Four (4) and the Northeast quarter of
duly issued by the clerk of the circuit court of the Northwest quarter (NEU of N W Vi), of
Cough
Medicine
fbr Children.
the County of Jackson. State of Oregon, dated ! Section nine (9) all in Township Thirty Seven
Too much care connot be used in selecting
the 10th day of April. 1913, in a certain action 1 <371. South of Range two (2) East of Willamette
a cough medicine for children. It should
in the Circuit Court for said County and State, | Meridian, in Jackson County, Oregon, according
be pleasant to take, contain iio harmful sub­
wherein John E. Thomas and Mel ssa D. Thomas i to government survey, containing three hundred
stance and be most effectual. Chamberlain’s
as plaintiffs recovered judgment against Marg- ' and twenty acres, more or less, together with all
Cough Remedy meets these requirements
aret Mitchell. Annie E. Krepps, J. E. Krepps, I the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances
her husband, Los Angelas Oil Refining Company, j thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. and is a favorite with th.‘ mothers of young
Taken and levied upon as the property of the children everywhere. F«_r sale by all Dea-
a corporation John Doe. Jane Doe. Richard Roe
said defendants or so much thereof as may be ¡ I lera.—Advertisement.
and Mary Roe for the sum of Two Thousand
________________________
necessary to satisfy said judgments above men-
Seven Hundred Ninety Six and 50-100 Dollars ll»H
^><4 together
.«XL * — — with
—- Id. al!
— 11 il_
_ costs
___ --- and « disburse
1 ■ «
tioned
the
­
($2796.50) Dollars with interest thereon from said
E.fC. HOGSETT,
IV. C. ALLOWAY
20th day of February. 1913 at the rate of 7 per ments that have or may accrue.
Pres, and Mng.
Secy, and Treas.
Dated
at
Jacksonville.
Oregon,
this
18th
day
cent per annum and Two Hundred Fifty ($250.00)
of
March,
1913.
Dollars attorney’s fee.
AUG. D. SINGLER. Sheriff.
ogue
iver
alley
Now therefore. Public Notice is hereby given
that I will on
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Table.
Effective January l«t, 1910.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
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10:31 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor..
..4:5« P.M.
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LMtolne le Beouf was a leader of
e;.e of the arrondissements Into which
Faris ia divided, and when the great
ri volution cam« on so far as fils sway
extended it was absolute. Jean Millet
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
w as u leader, too, but a Conservative.
The revolution was like a roaring
8:4S A.M.
23 Ashland Motor
stream, that gathered power as It sped
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on. Thus cauie when those who had
b'-en Instrumental In starting it lost
2:24 P.M
31 Ashland Motor
their beads by trying to control it.
15 San Francisco Express...3:35 P.M.
Millet went Into It hoping to reorgan­
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ize the existing government Before
it finished its mad course its object
« ts to get rid of the existing govern­
ment and the class that supported it
b.i means of the guillotine.
When order wa» restored under tbo
directory, Le Beouf. who had made
b .ter enemies duping the period of
Spanking will not care children of
Joaquin Miller In London.
,
I xol running from having sent so
Joaquin
Miller
is
especially
felicitous
wetting
the bed, because it is not a
many persons to the guillotine, found
himself exposed to plots batched In his description of mountains and
habit but a dangerous disease. The
Ills phrasing is strong and,
against him for purposes of revenge. sea.
0. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
One who had lost a near and dear though sometimes strained, vivid and
Chicago, Iil., have discovered a
relative spent a long time in mauufac- true:
Afar the bright Sierras He
t ring a case of murder against him.
strictly harmless remedy for this
A swaying line of snowy white,
b i him arrested and tried. Millet
A fringe of heaven hung In sight
"distrssing
disease and to make
pi -sided as judge, and it was In his
Against the blue base of the sky.
knownjits
merits
they will send a 50c.
p. wer so to instruct the jury thnt they
.'And this Is aptly descriptive of the
must bring In a verdict of guilty or of ean foaming on the shore:
package securely wrapped and pre­
not guilty, as he chose. When it be-
The ocean’s thin and hoary hair
paid Absolutely Free to any reader
ci me his duty to do this. Instead of at
Is trailed along the silvered sands.
of The Jacksonville Post. This re­
o ice addressing the jury he addressed
After the late Lord Houghton climb­
R
R
V
tl j prisoner.
ed the attic stairs to Joaquin's room
medy also eyres frequent desire to
"Citizen Antoine le Beouf, standup!” and found him sleeping under a buf­
MONDAY MAY 12th, 1913,
A
bstract
-T
itle
C
o
urinate
and inability to control urine
Le Beouf. who was much broken by falo robe the crude young westerner at 10 o'clock A. M. cn said day offer for sale, and
SUMMONS
during the night or day in old or
(I ncorporated )
his troubles, could only stand by lean- became a familiar figure in London will sell at Public Auction to the hishest bidder
ii g on his daughter, a young woman social circles. lie did not abandon his for cash in hand, the following described real IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
Only new up-to-date Abstract
I
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
p< rbups twenty-three or twenty-four frontier costume, but invaded London property situated in Jackson county. State of
Plant
in
Jackson
County.
is an Old Reliable House, write to
Sarah
Wilcox,
Plaintiff.
y* lira old.
drawing rooms with trousers tucked Oregon, to-wit:-
vs.
The East one half of the East one half of Sec­
“Citizen le Beouf, do you remember I into his boots and his tawny hair and
Bell Phone Jacksonville 11.
them today for the free medicine.
Charles Wilcox, Defendant. Suit in Equity
din-lug the reign of terror one who at beard flowing uncut over a scarlet tion twelve in Township Forty South of Ran«e for a Divorce.
Cure
the afflicted members ®f your
Home
Phone
Jackson
200G
Three East Willamette Meridian, in Jackson
the time the Girondists were executed !■ shirt, He afterward settled in Wash- County. Oregon.
To Charles Wilcox, the above named defen­
family,
then tell your neighbors and
Medford,
Pacific
Main
2511
I
protested against their execution?"
ington as a journalist and in 1887 re­
Taken and levied upon as the property of said dant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You
friends about this remedy.
There was uo reply.
Medford, Home 356
moved to California.—Westminster Ga­ ! defendants or so much thereof as may be neces­ are hereby notified that you are required to ap­
I
"Do you remember that you sent out zette.
sary to satisfy said judgment above mentioned pear in the above entitled court and cause and
F
an order for the arrest of that person,
together with all costs and disbursements that answer the complaint of plaintiff therein on file
have or may accrue
asrainst you within ten days from the date of
that he was brought before you and
Slander In Pantomime.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon this 12lh dty of the service of this summons upon you if served
si judged an enemy of the revolution?
An amusing feud of two families in
within Jackson County. State of Qrejron. or if
Ha was confined In a room In your the County Mayo, the Sweeneys and April 1913.
served within any other county of the State of
AUG. D. SINGLEB,
house- the prisons were too full to ad- tlie Caseys, was before the justices at
Sheriff of Jackson County. State of Oregon. Oregon, then within twenty days from thedateof
n t him—till lie could be sent to the Kiltimagh on summonses, Mr. McGin­
such service upon you. or if served by publica­
gi illotlne. He escaped and strove as ley, district inspector of constabulary,
tion. or out of the state, after an order of publi­
cation. then on or before the last day so pre­
b< fore to keep the French people from elucidating its incidents.
Notice of Sheriff Sale.
scribed in the order for publication of said sum­
committing politlesil suicide by their
One of the Caseys having been or­
murderous course. Tell me. Le Beouf, dered to wear spectacles, Sweeney, for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON mons. which last day is April 26th. 1913: and you
will take notice that if you fail to so appear and
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
do you remember that man?"
ridicule, paraded before their house in
Nancy Pernoil. John W. Pernoll. Martin V. answer said complaint within said time, plaintiff
"Yea.'' moaned the prisoner. “I re a pair of tin goggles. Two Caseys next Peinoil. Henry H. Pernoll. Lydia H. Clute. Myra
will apply to the above entitled court for an or­
appeared. One dropped a purse, which M. Pernoll. Maud M Harriott and Alice A. Per- der of default and for a decree against you for
n *iuber him."
i
JI who beard the judge speak be- the otlier seized and ran away with. noll, partners doing- business under the firm the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit:
U ved his words to be preliminary to a Tills, said the inspector, was to indi­ name and Style of Pernoll Estate, Plaintiffs.
for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
v igeance upon the accused. They cate that a Sweeney lmd been sent to
heretofore and now existing between you and
.
vs.
Frank Mixter and O. M. Crouch. Defendants. the plaintiff herein, and for such other, further
«tasposed thnt be would In the end ask a reformatory for purse stealing.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and or­ and different relief as to the Court may seem
Li- Beouf if he thought that one who
Two Sweeneys retaliated in the
hag seut so many to the guillotine street by one of them, with dramatic der of sale and execution issued out of the above equitable.
I
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
ah «tld tie spared from the guillotine, flourish, aiming a wooden gun at the name 1 Court and cause on the 10th day of April. Post by order of the Hon. F. L. TouVelle, Judge
We are revising our lists ready for the
1913, and to me directed upon a judgment and
th« a instruct the jury that It was their other. This meant, said the Inspector, decree duly rendered and entered in said Court of the County Court of Jackson County. State of
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
<1‘ * under the law to bring In a ver- that a Casey, a water bnilUT. hud been and Came o i the 7th day of April, 1913, in favor Oregon, and which order was made and dated
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
d, <• of guilty. The girl who sustained indicted for shooting at a mun.—Lon­ of the above named plaintiffs and against the on the 13th day of March. A. D. 1913, and it is
for sale, we have a number of prospective
hei father kept her eyes on the judge In don Mall.
aboved named defendants on Plaintiffs first cause therein ordered that you appear and answer the
buyers who expect value for their money.
a frightened, reproachful look, like the
of suit, in the sum of $320.75 and the further sum complaint of plaintiff on file herein on or before J
I of $10.10 costs of preparing lien with interest on the expiration of six weeks from the date pre­
The Value of Accuracy.
re l dreading his final words.
We can sell your property at a price
We strive so much to know every­ e ich of said sums from the 26th day of August. scribed in said order as the date of the first pub- I
' Tills man Millet, who was trying to
¡¡cation of this summons.
equal to its full value but do not want any
■t si the butchery of yourself and oth­ thing that we lose sight of the fact 1912. at 6 per cent per annum, and $50.00 reason­
The date of the first publication of this sum­
able attorney’« fees. And on Plaintiffs second
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
er . kept himself out of your way. You that accuracy is more Important than cause of suit in the sum of $131.91 and the furth­ mons and the date prescribed in the aforesaid
tr! <1 to get your bauds on him by open knowledge since knowledge that Is er sum of $6.00 for recording Plaintiffs lien to­ order for the first publication of this summons is
tic alls. but. falling, tried treachery. misty and fragile is a poor guide. But gether with interest on each of said sums from March 15, 1913, and the date of the last publica­
Y"'t sent for him on the ground that it Is not only that what we know the 29th day of August. 1912. at 6 per cent per tion thereof and on or before which date you are
yo 1 wished to form a union between should lie true us that the fact that annum, and $50.00 reasonable attorney's fees, and required to answer said complaint is April 26th,
til • I'ouservntlves mid the Kndlcals mid accuracy is one of the most Important on Plaintiffs third cause of suit in the sum of 1913.
H. K. HANNA.
, S
dr liisl him as a representative man of elements of character. Vague ideas $130.80 and the further sum $6.00 for recording
At Jacksorivillle. Oregon. Attorney for the (R
R. R. R
th Conservatives to Join with you to tend to make a weak character since Plaintiffs lien together with interest on each of Plaintiff.
■
l sums trn.n the 29th day of August. 1912 at
make tlie revolution less bloody. Sus character is only another name for sai
OFFICE:-Bank
of
Jack
­
the rate of 6 per cent per annum and the furth­
pectlng your design, he sont a man to truth. So that In the education of er sum $50.00 reasonable attorney's fees, as also
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
m- “t you In a dark court, where you every man and child accuracy should the further sum of $30.00 Plaintiffs costs and dis­
would not recognize him
He was be made a vital part. One of the tests bursements taxed therein.
■e' »•<! and hurried away. But when the for entrance to the Naval academy is.
Now Therefore. Notice is hereby given that I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
)lg it shone on hltn you saw that It was i or was. an addition of a colump of fig will on
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
you Instead of 1 who hud been tricked." urea to aacertniu the quantity of care­
MOW DAY, MAY 12th, 1913,
OF JACKSON.
he tiilsoiier trembled, but said noth lessness. if any, the applicant has in 10 o’clock A. M of said day at the front door of
his character. It should be made an the Court House in Jacksonville, Jackson County
ing.
Gertrude Loraine Norton, plaintiff.
vs.
’ Anil now. Antoine le Beouf. you who Important Item In our education to re­ Oregon offer for sale and will sell at Public auc­
tion to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the
Elmer Howard Norton, defendant.
on the bench—not the Judicial bench, quire accuracy.--Ohio State Journal.
right
title
and
interest
which
the
said
defend
­
Sult
in
Equity
for
a
divorce.
tbo bench of the revolution—sent so
ants or either of them had on the 28th day of
To Elmer Howard Norton, the above named
ni ny Innocent |>ersous to the gulllo
When« Sherlock Holm«« Livad.
August, 1912 or have at any time thereafter ac­ defendant:
du ', what do you think thnt I. a judge
The ciiule show was regularly held quired in and to the following described real
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are
re wlarly appointed by the state, should in Baker street for many years before property situated in Jackson County. State of hereby notified that you are required tn apnear
d<> iu your <-nse?"
Us removal to the Agricultural hall, Oregon to-wit;-
in the above entitled court and cause and answer
d' iie primmer bowed bin bend without linker street takes Its name from Sir The N' j of NE‘< of SW'«; S’ j of NE'< of SW t he ccmplaint of plaintiff therein on file against
4 of SE'%; you u ithin ten days from the date of the service
ret l.v. but bln daughter tn n trembling Edward linker, n friend of the Mr. ' i: S ■ j of N W *4 of SE' 4; N 1 a of
vo ■a Hlllll. "You SllOllId t>e merciful, M Portman who gave his mime to Port­ N . ofSE'iofSE1-«; S4of SE' t of SE't.W'i of of ihis summons upon you if served within Jack-
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
NW lofSW1« and the Eh of NW 4 of SW‘4 son County. .State of Oregon, or if served within
le ‘itdge.”
man square and to whom the land lie- of Section 20 Township 40 South
of
Range
any
other
county
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
then
all
Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
’ <0. tun demoiselle. not merciful, longed. ’Hie street has hud its share 4 West of the Willamette Meridian.
Yo ir father does not deserve mercy, of fnniouH inhabitants. Bulwer Lytton 160 acres, together with all containing within Twenty Days from the late of such ser­
too
Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
the water vice upon you. or if served by publication, or out
But first I should be Just. It has not « uh lairn nail Mrs. Siddons died there, rights ditches and ditch rights connecte« of the state, after an order for publication, then
bv 1 proved that the prisoner commlt- l'ltt lived nt Its north end, and Henry therewita or appurtenant thereto and also aboui on or before the last day so prescribed in the
ted this ni 11 rd er with which lio has Grattan. tjie orator, died there In 1830. 2500 feet of hydraulic pipe together with one No. order for publication of said summons, which
bci j charged. But this Is not my And have you noticed how very small 2 and one No. 3 giuni used in connection with last day is May 3rd., 1913; and you will take
notice that if you fail to so appear and answer
ral’ug motive
Grntttude is today a Htreet Baker street is?— London saul mining property.
I hat 1 will apply tne proceed » of said sale first said complaint within said time, p'.a ntiff will
Mn tiger Ilian Justice—gratitude to you. Glolie.
to mu costs 01 said sale and second to the pay­ apply to the above entitled court for an order of
Who, when I was confined In the rear
ment of the amounts due on Plaintiffs judgment default and for a decree against yeu for the re­
of .our father's house while lie was
Naturally.
I and aiso to the payment of other executions now lief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: for a
In lie fnmt sending men and women
"I wonder.” said Mrs. Giddy, "why in my hands that have Ixen decreed by the above decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony hereto­
to tie guillotine, came and nt the risk those inquisitive people across the entitled court to be liens upon the above describ­ fore and now existing between you and the
of yourself dying to save me opened Mrort are always looking into our win­ ed property, and which lie ns are declared to be on plaintiff herein, and to restore her to her maiden
Harry Lewis
Oscar Lewis
m door anil conducted me to the dows?”
an equality with plaintiffs lien and if the funds name of Gertrude Loraine Dunnington. and for
at et It 1» my duty to Instruct the
"Maybe.” suggested her sharp tongued arising from such sale lie insufficient to pay all of such other, further and different relief as to the
to find out why you are said liens in full, that I will apply the same pro Court may seem equitable.
Jo r in this case tn bring tn n verdict Inisluind.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
of >ot gutltr. limi B
my pleasure to alwnys Inoklim into their».”—8t. Louis rata according to the several amounts due there­
on. And if there be any over plus I will hold Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins. Judge
gli > you your father'« life "
Post Dlsputvh.
and pay over in accordance with the direction of of the above ent it let! court, and which order was
U lieu the Judge was speaklua the
said court.
made and dated on the 21st. day of March. 1913,
last words an linpreasne alienee reign
Keep« Hi« Word.
Dated at Jacksonville. Jackson County Ore­ and it is therein ordered that you appear and
Mlle,
le
Beouf
eil iu the eourtruoiu.
answer the complaint of plaintiff on file herein on
"Yes, sir," said Jenkins; "Smithers Is gon. this 12th day of April. 1913.
run to the Judge anil, kneeling before a man who keep« his word; but, then,
or before the expiration of six week « from the
AUG. D. SINGLER.
hlr^ seised his hmid and kissed It. he has to.”
Sheriff of Jackson County. Stale uf Oregon. date prescribed in said order as the date of the
first publication of this summons.
Rn «Ing her, he turned to the Jury nnrt
“How Is that?” asked Johnson.
3 he date of the first publication of this sum­
f*. e them til« formal Instructions thnt
"Because uo one will take it.”
Notice For Publication
mons and the date prescribed in the a foresail
LEWIS BROTHERS. Props.
frcM the prisoner
Then Le Beouf
I
order for the first publication of this summons is
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
trf, I tp thank the Jttdao; but. being nn
March ¿*2, 1913. an-l the date of the last publ’ca-
An Old Firm.
able te aprrh lie waved his hnial to
I . S. Lan*! Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
tion thereof and on or before which lat * you are
"Who pnlnted Subbubs' house?"
Mu, and
led away by his daugh
March 21. Ifis,
required to answer said complaint is May. 3rd.,
"He told me the name of the eon-
Notv e herahy yi.en that Carl J. SchmMt. of
-------- Dealet* In
ter
■rn I think he said It was done by Runcorn. Oregon, who on Nov 22. 1906. made 1913.
H. K. HANNA.
*
A part of the th.'"'”
,h” ** Fit* & Start«."— Boston Transcript.
Homestead Entry Serial. No. (MO96 for SE ’»
At Jacksonville, Oregon. Attorn-y nr th.
.si prisoner, and ?
J*®"”’«’
»
NE '». Sex tio » 4. Township 40 S. Range 2 West Plaintiff.
wtt
>
the
in.i
.
•
‘
heir
Interest
■
Willamette .Mv j hha? . has filed notice of int*>n
-o tne judge to express .
.
Sur« Enough.
V
in « conduct snd th.dr mi nt.
tion to make Five year Proof, to establish claim
Silllcus—What do you
f'ui
’
Cd
liiver
C.
r..plK
int.
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to land above d eciibed. before U. K. Canyn
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BETTER THAN
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Sell Your
By listing it with us
Rogue River Realty Co
JacksonvilZe, Ore
Summons
Charles F. Dunford
DR A Y AGE
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
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Jacksonville
Meat Market
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats.
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Poultry, Choice lard, Etc.
JACKSONVILE,
OREGON