Jacksonville post., May 10, 1913, Image 4

Aunt Hannah and
Jack
By M. QUAD
Copyrltht. 1913. by Associated Lit-
erary Press.
The Sack Suit.
It Is hard for a today’s man, as he
leans back in his sack suit and trlee to
thtuk,-to imagine a tltae -when the
easy and comfortable bobtail coat was
yet unknown and all boats sported
tails.
The sack suit originated in France
In the thirties, alamt the same time
that our trousers took their present
shape. It is possible that the two in­
novations were corelated, as the
changes in coat and trousers have al­
ways gone hand in hand. France was
the mother of the sack when it was
developed from the French blouse, a
garment of coarse linen wtyn by la­
borers and peasants. The new coat
was at first worn only by laborers,
but before long it became very fash­
ionable in France. It did not cross
tlie English channel until 1846 and
was not worn in tills country much
until after the civil war. In fact, it
was the war uniform of the soldiers
that gave its Introduction to the Amer­
ican public. The soldiers found out
the merits of tlie short coats, so civil­
ian short coats became popular. They
were soon adopted bv all classes In
the United States. New York Sun.
Fair Directors Fii ish Program
Notice of .Sheriff’s Sa'e.
SUMMONS
Change in Southern Pacific Time.
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF
Bv virtue of an execution and order of sale
MEDFORD. FOR JACKSON COUNTY, STATE
duly issued by the clerk of the circuit court of
Theiilrcctors of thé Jackson County the County of Jackson. State of Oregon, dated
OF OREGON.
j Fair association met last night and the 10th day of April.- 1913. in a certain action
W. II. Barr. Plaintiff.
vs.
completed the speed program by add­ in the Circuit Court for said County and State, i
ing a free-for-all stake race for lack- wherein John E. Thomas and Melissa D. Thomas , 8. C. Lee, Defendant.
Action to recover money,
as plaintiffs recovered judgment against Marg­
son county two-vear-old pacers or aret Mitch dl. Annie E. Krepps. J. E. Krepps. | j To S. C. Lee. Defendant.
' trotters. There are nine entries in her husband, Los Angeles Oil Refining Company,
In the name of the State of Oregon; You are
1 this race and it promises to be one of a corporation John Doe. Jane Doe. Richard Roe hereby commanded to appear and answer the
the most interesting on the speed pro­ and Mary Roe for the sum of Two Thousand | plaintiff’s complaint against you now on file in
Seven Hundred Ninety Six and 50-100 Dollars the above entitled court and cause on or before
gram.
(32796.50) Dollars with interest thereon from said the 9th day of June. 1913. said date being the
The question of free attractions and 20th day of February. 1913 at the rate of 7 pee expiration of six weeks from the day of the first I
other propositious to make the fair the ! cent per annum and Two Hundred Fifty ($25 'X)) publication of thia summons.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
best ever held in the county were dis- ! Dollar« attorney's fee.
answer for want thereof, plaintiff
cussed and referred to proper commit­ ! Now therefore. Public Notice is hereby given appearand
will apply to the court for the relief praved for
that I will on
tees.
in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows;
MONDAY MAY 12th, 1913,
A report that the appropriation from at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day offer for sale, and for a judgment for the sum of $133.05, and in­
terest
on said sum from the 19th day of April
the state fair bill adopted at the last will Bell at Public Auction to the highest bidder
1913, and for costs of this action.
session of the legislature will be avail­ for cash in hand, the following described real
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
property situated in Jackson county, State of
able this year, was made.
Post by o.der of the Honorable G. O. Taylor,
Oregon, to-wit:-
The premiums on vegetables, fruits,
Justice of the Peace in and for the above en­
The East one half of the East one half of Sec­
grains, etc., wdl be printed soon ar.d tion twelve in Township Forty South of Range titled district, which said order was made and
everybody who possibly can should Three East Willamette Meridian, in Jackson entered of record on the 24th day of April, 1913,
which order requires you to appear on or before
prepare some kind of an exhibit.— County, Oregon.
the last day prescribed in this summons.
The
Taken
and
levied
upon
as
the
property
of
said
Sun.
date of the first publication of this summons is
defendants or so much thereof as may be neces­
the 26 day of April. 1913.
sary to satisfy said judgment above mentioned
MULKEY & CHERRY
together with all costs and disbursements that
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford, Oregon.
7500 Acres of Loganbeiries
have or may accrue.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon this 12th day of
April 1913.
Coujfh Medicino foi Children.
A praiseworthy movement toward
AUG. D. SINGLER.
Too much ca ft conno* be used in selecting
Sheriff of Jackson County. State of Oregon.
the industrial development of Douglas
Table.
Effective January 1st, 1910.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
20
21
32
14
16
12
Portland Passenger.......... 7:30 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor......10:31 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor. .*...; .4:58 P. M.
ou may have rend a dozen stories
Oregon Express.................. 5:45 P.M.
about misers and other folks who mls-
tr sted bunks and kept their money in
Oregon Express............... 5:58 P.M.
t) bouse to lose it at the hands of
Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M
robbers, but you have never read of
Aunt Hannah Day. though she was
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Jr t that sort of person, She was a
8:45 A.M
23
Ashland
Motor
a low and had passed the middle ace
and bad a little farm near a village
13 California Express ......... 10:52 A.M
wi ere she lived and hired a man to
31 Ashland Motor................ 2:24 P. M
work it
Aunt Hannah wasn't a miser, though
15 San Francisco Express... 3:35 P. M.
she was kuowu to be stingy and to be
suspicious of every one that came
11 Shasta Limited (Mail only)5:47 A. M.
along. Her first thought toward a
strunger was to ask herself if be was
after the money, for she kept money
in the house. While her husband was
still alive a bank had failed on them,
and they had lost $1,000. From that
date on the woman hud looked upon
every banker as a robber.
Dryden’s Ruse.
Sp inl ing will not cure children of
In one way and another Aunt Ilan-
Tlie story is told that Dryden, finish­
wetting the bed, because it is not a
nah had got together $3.000 in gold, ing ills translation of "Virgil," sent it
habit but a dangerous disease.
The
medic.<ie for children. It should
She bad buried it down in the cellar to Jacob Tonson for publication for a
» cough
'
I be i . pleasant to take, contain no harmful sub-
in a fruit Jar. but she didn’t believe sum specified upon the UMinuncrlpt; county is planting of 500 acres to :
C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
nee and be most
must eflec-
j stance
effec' ual. Chamberlain
«_________ - ’«
she would ever receive a visit from Tonson was desirous' of obtaining the loganberries in the Sutherlin valley, i
¡Cough Remedy m<ets t> se requirements Chicago, lit, have discovered a
Citation.
robbers. When people warned her that book, but determined to take advan­ with the expectation of increasing this
j and is a favorite with the aotberc of yefung
she was running a great risk she re­ tage of Dryden's need of money. lie 11500 acres in the next year or two. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON ! children everywhere. For sale by all Dea­ strictly harmless remedy for this
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
plied:
therefore informed the poet that lie An organization has also been formed
Jiistrssing disease and to
make
lers.—Advertisement.
In the Matter of the Estate of James Cook,
"Oh. la. la! If robbers ever should could not pay the sum Dryden asked. at Glendale for the growth of this
knownjits merits they will send a 50c.
i
deceased.
come i'll make 'em a cup of ginger tea In reply Dryden sent the following luscious berry on «n extensive scale
Citation to Show Cause on Application to Sell State of Ohio, city of Toledo, In­
package securely wrapped and pre­
and ask them to please go along and lines in description of the publisher:
Lucas County,
in that locality. This prolific and fine j Real Properly.
not bother an old woman. Robbers With leering look, bull faced and freckled
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
paid
Absolutely Free to any reader
I
To
Luc'nda
Denson,
William
Cook,
George
W.
flavored berry is constantly growing in :
6enior partner of the tirm of F. J. Cheney I
fair.
hav-e mothers as well as other folks, I
I Cook, Dan Hairingtm. Susie Lencione, Annie & Co., doing business in the City of To­ I of The Jacksonville Post. This re­
popularity,
and
with
proper
care
With
two
left
legs,
with
Judas
colored
I
and when they see my gray hair and
I Warner, Mary Pope. Harry Harrington Frank ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
hair
said firm will pay the sum of ONE
medy also cures frequent desire to
wrinkled face they’ll think of their And frowzy pores that taint the ambient brings quick and lucrative returns. It Harrington, Wesley Harrington. Nora Parker that
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev­
is now proposed to also place the juice (otherwise known as Nora Bowles) Annie Cook ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
own mothers and not barm me."
air.
urinate and inability to control urine
by the use of IIALTJS CATARRH CURE.
One day there came toiling up the
When this was delivered to Tonson on the market in a manner similar to and John Cook, and to all Other Heirs Unknown
FRANK
J.
CIIENEY.
during
the night or day in old or
< f James Cook, if any such there be:
long hill on whose crest stood Aunt he asked if Dryden hnd said anything grape juice.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
It appearing to my satisfaction upon reading my presence, this 6th day of December,
young.
The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
Haunah's rather gloomy bouse a boy more. “Yes," replied the bearer: "he
the petition of John Cook, as administrator of A. D. 1SS6.
ah ut fourteen years old. He wus rag- said to tell the dog that he who wrote
is
an
Old
Reliable House, write to
W.
GLEASON,
(Seal)
A.
the estate of James Cook, deceased, duly verified
Notary Public.
get and hungry. He was a city waif these lines could write more like them.”
Money to loan on improved, revenue the 33th day of April. 1913, and this day duly
them today for the free medicine.
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure
Is
taken
internally
wlo had left the city behind and was Tonson sent the money nt once.
producing farms, by the Bank of presented and filed herein, that in order to pay and acts directly upon the blood and mu­
Cure the afflicted members of your
tra aping. He saw Aunt Hannah in
he charges, expenses and claims against the cous surfaces of the system. Send for
’ Jacksonville.
her cucumber putcb and opened the
estate that the following described promises, or testimonials, free.
family, then tell your neighbors and
Love’s Young Dream.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
a portion thereof, should be sold, namely, the
gate.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The newly married young woman
friends about this remedy.
South half of the Northeast quarter and the
Take liaU'e Family Pills for constipation.
“Well, bub?" she queried In her brisk rushed into her father’s presence and
Notice for Publication.
North
half
of
the
Southeast
quarter
of
Section
way.
threw herself on her knees before him. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Twenty (20), Township (34) South. Range Three
“I want to live with you for awhile,”
“Oh. papa!” she sobbed, "I have come
(3) East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson
U. S. Land Office at
wus the reply.
County. Oregon,
for your forgiveness and blessing! It
Roseburg,
Oregon,
April
11
1913.
"But you have a lazy look about was wrong and undutiful
It is Ordered, that a citation shall issue to
of me. but I
you."
Notice is hereby given that Edwin Lucinda Denson, William Cook, George W. Cook,
loved Richard so that I Just 1111.1 to Pierce,
of Buncom, Oregon, • who, on
"Gimme something to do and see
elope witli him. But I couldn’t be hap­ September 23, 1911, made Homest. ad Dan Harrington, Susie Lencione, Annie Warner,
Mary Pope. Harry Harrington. Frank Harring­
bow i'll make the dirt fly!"
py till I had been reconciled with you. Entry Serial, No. 07555, for beginning ton, Wesley Harrington, Nora Parker (otherwise
After a few more questions und an­
so here I ain at your feet."
at the NE cor. Sec. 27, T. 39. S. R. 2. known as Nora Bowles) Annie Cook, and John
swers he wus given u slice of breud
"Well, well.” growled the old man, W. W. M. extending thence E. 29.93 Cook, heirs of James Cook, deceased, and to all
and butter and set to work.
chains,
thence S. 40 degrees, W. 19.55 Other heirs unknown, if any such there be. and
much affis'ted in spite of himself. "I
Aunt Iluiiiiuh bad always figured
chains, thence N 88 degrees, W. 17.52 directing them and each of them to appear be­
suppose
I
’
ll
have
to.
But
you
are
alone
that if robbers came it would be at
chains. Thenee N. 14 49 chains to fore said county court on Monday, the 2nd day of
uii' night and that there would he —where is—er—Richard?"
place of begining, Sec. 26, Town-hip June, 1913, at 10:0) o’clock in the forenoon of
“
He's
Just
outside,
papa.
dear,
with
39, S., Range 2, west Willamette said day at the court room of said county court
th i ie of them und each wearing a
bl: k mask. She bad written down the cabman. And. now that you have Meridian, has filed notice of int.en ion at the County Court House at. Jacksonville, in
anu then committed to memory the forgiven ns. please lend us enough to to make Commutation Proof, to es­ the County of Jackson, Oregon, to show cause, if
very, first words she wus going to pay the horrid brute so that he’ll go tablish claim to the land above describ­ any ex st, why an order should not be made,
ed, before W. H. Canon United States
speck when she found them bending away. You see. we had only enough Commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, on authorizing the said administrator to sell so much
of the above described real property of the said
otu T her bed and flashing the light money for tlie license and the minis the 31 day of May, 1913.
deceased as shall be necessary, as prayed for in
ter."—Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.
fi* i u dark lantern tn her eyes.
Claimant names us witnesses: George said petition.
J .sk had a bed In the garret which
Trusk. of Buncom, Or 'gon, W. (.).
We are revising our lists ready for the
And it further appearing from said petition
Dog
Laws
of
Richard
II.
Garrett,
of Buncom, Oregon, Nelson that none of the above mentioned heirs, except
wtt not u bad sort of place, wlilli
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
When
Ilieluird
II.
was
king
of
Eng
­
I
’
ursel,
of
Buncom.
Oregon,
George
A.
Airit Hannah bad a bedroom on the
John Cook, the petitioner, resides within the
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
firs floor. The tired boy was always land tlie keeping of greyhounds by Gault, of Buncom. Oregon.
state of Oregon; but that all of them, except the
for sale, we have a number of prospective
B.
J.
J
ones
,
Register.
said John Cook, reside in the state of California.
In lied ut 8 o'clock. but the woman servants, grooms and artificers led to I
buyers who expect value for their money.
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It is Further Ordered, that said citation be
walled un hour longer before winding trouble, for these sportsmen would
served
upon
each
one
of
said
non-resident
heirs
go
a
hunting
In
parks
and
warrens
the
und
retiring.
One
evening
the clock
Notice of Sheriff Sale.
We can sell your property at a price
by publishing the same in the Jacksonville Post,
at Iqilf past 8. us she sut sewing, the while '‘Christian people bo at church
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON a newspaper published in Juckson County. Ore-
equal
to its full value but do not want any
door ojiened und two men entered. hearing divine service.” This, It was
go ., once a week for four successive weeks prior
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
No masks. No dark lantern. They thought, was not good for park, wnr- i Nancy Pemoll. John W. Pernoil. Martin V. to June 2nd, 1913. Dated May 1st. 1913.
ren or the soul of the servant, Re- ' Pernull. Henry H. Pemoll, Lydia H. Clute. Myra
dll', i t look a bit like robbers.
F. L. TOU VELLE. County Judge.
" iaduiu." said one. and be smiled forms were arranged. The law was M. Pernoll. Maud M. Hnniutt and Alice A. Per-
Inld
down
that
neither
layman
with
wl n he said it. "we have come for
i noil, partners doinv business under the firm
less than 40 shillings nor clerk with name and Style of Pernoil Estate. Plaintiffs.
th: money!"
Notice of
Sheriff’s Sale Under
vs.
A nt Hannah's robbers hud cotne at less than £10 should keep sporting dogs
Fr ink Mixter and O. M. Crouch. Defendants.
but. ulus for her, her program or engines of game destruction. And.
las
Execution.
R. R. R.
Notice is hereby Riven, that by virtue and or­
hu been all knocked out. She was further, the servant and laborer were
B. virtue of an execution and order qf sale,
der of «ale and . xecuHi.n issued out of the above
ordered
to
have
bows
and
arrows
and
.
Tightened
that
she
was
tongue
OFFICE:
Bank
of
Jack
­
M
name I Court and cause on (he 10.h day of April. duly issued by the Cler k of the < ircuit Court, for
tiei for the next three minutes She to keep Sunday and lio'iday In using 1913, and to me directed upon a judgment and | the County of Jackson and Scute of Or egon dated
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
jusi aat und stared at them nnd won- them and to "leave al! playing at ten­ I decree duly rendered and entered in said Court I 1he L'-th d-.y of April, 1912, in a Certain action in
Court,
in
and
for the
dei J if she had grown deuf uud mls- nis and football and other Importunate j and Cause on the 7th d iv of April, 1913. in favor I the Justice’s
Precinct of Jacksonville. Jackson County. State
games.”
uno rstood their words.
of the above named plaintiffs and against the
of
Oregon,
wherein
Ti
nrns.
Cress
&
Companv,
a
"Will you hand over the money?"
aboved named defendants on Plaintiffs first cause
' corporation, as Plaintiff recovered judgment
of suit, in the sum of $320.75 and the furth • sum
A Spool of Cotton.
" o. I'll be snuuimed If I will!" ahe
[ on th • 19th day of July 1912 against
' oaswi '■r','iswÇ‘saBriJwwi '
“Hut for Napoleon said the spool,
cos,^s o<f preparing lien with interest on
el' - limed as she suddenly found her
defendant, for the
I L.
D.
Canfield.
as
each
of
said
sums
from
the
26th
cay
of
August.
vol u und at the tame time began to “I. like the Are de Trlomphe, would
urn of One Hundred Severny Seven and 74-100
1912. at 6 per cent per annum, and $50.00 reason-
never have existed.” In Napohnin’s I I able
•tri ;gle
attorney’s fees. And on Plaint! fs second Dollars with interest thereon in the sum of
li fifteen aeconds ahe had a gng tn time thread wni only made of silk and cause of suit in the num of $131.91 and the furtl.- Twelve and 80-100 Dollars ($1 2. SO) and for th
be' mouth anil one of the men was of wool. Nnpnleon to ruin the English er sum of $6 00 for recording Plaintiffs lien to­ further sum of Six Dollars ($*'.00) < osts and dis­
saying:
silk thread trade destroyed the world’s gether with interest on each of said sums from bursements. as appears by the transcript of the
'“I <s> bad. Isn’t It? W b thought the silk stock, which lay in Hamburg. In I the 29i h day of August. 1912. at 6 per cent per i judgment and proceeding had before said
old ady would see things In the right tills crisis the Paisley spinners turned annum, and $50.00 reasonable attorney’s fees, and Justice’s Court. at Jacksonville. Jackson
County Oregon.
Ard the transcript of which »
llg i. Guess we'll have to hurt her to cotton. After tremendous labor they 1 on Plaintitls third cause of suit in the sum of -<aki judgment was duly docketed in the office of I
aft r all!"
at last made cotton thread
Cotton $430.80 and the lurther sum $6.00 for recording the C lerk of the Circuit Court for said County
F ve minutes nfter Jack hnd gone to thread is tin* world’s chief thread to­ Plaintiffs lien together with interest on each of nd State, on the 6th day of August. A. D. 1912,
I said sums from the 29ch day of August. 1912 at
be he was asleep. Thnt sleep lasted day I‘hlhi.l.'lplilu Bulletin.
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
the rate of 6 per cent per annum and the furth- ind the sum of One Hundred Ninety Six and 51-
ab< t twenty minutes, and then a touch
' er sum $50.00 reasonable attorney's fee-., as also 100 Dollars together with interest thereon
all
Farts of the Country.
Nothing too Heavy or
of « -»He woke him up. lie had lieen ent­
It Made a Difference.
the further sum of $30.00 Plaintiffs costs and dis­ ' at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from date of
l judgment iH now actually hie on said jo !gmnnt.
Ing green appiani ail the afternoon to
done told dem s'picious nidgbliors bursements taxed therein.
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
■Iso (he sum of Two and 5<)-100 Dollars accrued
mn
him grow. The hired man hud
Now Therefore. Notice is hereby given th it I
costs and disbursements.
will on
told him It wns a aure thing He didn't
Now therefore. Public notice is hereby given
MONDAY, MAY 12th, 1913,
get out of tied at the first twinge, but
that I wifi on
1 10 o’clock A. M. of said day at the front door of
at about the tenth. He would go down*
M onday , may . 19th wis
ata’ s and 'fess up to Aunt Hannah
chickens , the Court House in Jacksonville, Jackson County at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day. at the front door
rt fi
and get ii remedy. lie got ao far on Ills
an* stole Oregon offer for sale and will sell at Public auc­ of the Court House in Jacksonville. Jackson
u
tion to the highest bidder for cash in hand uil the
—¡ŒÂB
win a» to know that there were Atrnn-
County. Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at
right title and interest which the said defend-
Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash in
gar In the sitting room amt that one
; ants or either of them had on the 28th day of
*WI
hand all the right, title and interest of said de­
otf t em was aaylng to the widow:
How He Spoke.
August, 191'2 or have at any time thereafter ac­
“We should hate to burn tho soles of
"So your husband made a speech at quired in and to the following described real fendant in and to the following described real
her feat with lighted matches, but we the banquet Inst night? And how did property situated in Jackson County, State of property situated in Jackson County, Orego i.
Oscar Lewis
Harru Lewis
The North half of the South half of section
I Oregon to-vvit;-
ran- have that money!*’
lie get nlong?"
twenty-two (22) township thirty-four (34) South
Tne NV, of NE’$ of SW’*. S'j of NE‘* of SW
J » k scuttled back upstairs and freon
“Well, tie couldn't have stammered
of range three (3) West of the Willamette
a b. ■k window ilrori'eil I" the roof of mole IT It !: t I liceti 2 o'clock ill the l4iS',ofNW 4 oi SE'$; N $ of SWV, of SEVj; Meridian.
N
j
of
SE
i
of
Shv
t;
of
SE
1
»
of
SE'».W
‘
,
of
th. kitchen nlid thence tn tlie ground moridlii' nuil I wi - Insisting on know-
Taken and levied upon a< the property of said
NW'i ofSW'« and the E1, of NW
II/
a mile nwav was a farmer who lug win e lie li d been.-' —Detroit Free of Section 20 Township 40 South < of SWl. defendant or so much thereof as may be neces­
of Range
wp
cutting Ills meadows and li id Hie 1'1 ess.
i 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, containing sary to satisfy said judgment above mentioned
or • l x harvest hands at tlie house. The
160
acres.
together with all the water together with all costs and disbursements that
have or may accrue.
The Great Lottery.
di“' ■ice was covered In short order.
rights ditches ant ditch rights
connected
Dated at Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore­
Marks Taking a wife is something therewith or appurtenant thereto and also about
and the laborers turoed out with guns
like anting mushrooms. Parka—How 2500 feet of hydraulic pipe together with one No. gon. thia 17th day of April.
an<i pitch forks
AUG. D. SINGLER.
S' w bad Just got one blister when the WO? Marks You've got to a wait results 2 and one No. 3 giant used in coiu.ectio.i with
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon.
said mining property.
before
you
rim
be
absolutely
sure
harvest hands arrived There was a
That I will apply the proceeiis of said sale
LEWIS HROTlfERS. Prop».
hot fight for five minutes, nnd then one you've taken the right kind. Exchange. to the costa oi said aaiu and second to the first
i>.» -
of the robbers was rnptuied and the
FOR
SALE
Very
cheap.
1
Faultless
meat of the am ainte due on Plaintiffs judgment
An Impossibility.
other mnde bls escape Jack came In
grubbing machine.
Joe Gul soy,
and m I sl > to the payment of other executions now
Physician You are too Intense, You in my hands that have been decreed by the above
aft« • tho affair was over, and Aunt
Buncom. Oregon.
must
take
life
easier.
Fair
Patient-
------- Dealet» In
Hat uah tried to embrace him and tell
entitled court to be liens upon the above describ­
:<
hlrr what ulce things she was going to Rut. doctor. I h ive the artistic tempera­ ed property, and whkh li< nsare declared to be on
Straignt. at it.
ment. nnd one can’t have that in mod­ an equality with plaintiffs lien and if the funds
do f >r him. but his replr was:
There is no us« of our “beating around
arising from such sale lx insufficient to pay ail of
••It’s ma for the mad again I can’t ern tlon. Chicago Tribune.
•aid liens in full, that I will apply the same pro the bn«h. ” We might a« weil out with it
stan . colic and robbers on the same
We want you to try I’h.nniber-
rat* according to the several amounts due there­ first as last
Literary Note.
Iain's Cough Renmly the n. xt time you
nlg‘ and that blister on your foot la
on. And if there lx any over plus I will hold
huv*
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or cold. There ’ n reales
Young Writer Wli.it nuirnzlne will and pay ovet in accordance with the direct Km of
goln to keep you yellin’ at somebody
so fa: as we can w ■ why vos >■ ! n<’< éc
give me the highest position quickest? »*>d court.
for Month to rome.”’
prepari lien .» ns reniirhablr i"'
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BETTER THAN
SPANKING
By listing it with us
Rogue River Realty Co.
JacksonvilZe, Ore.
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H Charles F. Dunford
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JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Jacksonville
Meat Market
All Kinh of Frsih aid Cured Meats.
Poultry, Choice lard. Etc.
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