Jacksonville post., May 17, 1913, Image 4

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Expectations
By EDUARD K. DROANE
Big Eyes, Big Brain.
Professor Laugier. a French «den­
tist, bHs discovered that the size of the
brain In animals is In exact propor-
I tlofl to* the size of the ej is."" The big-
I ger the eye« the biggej: thy, brains;
Of course this 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 bruin.
But the tiger with big
eyes Is more cunning and brainy than
a tiger with small eyes. Professor
Laugier made this remarkable discov­
ery when studying the habits of the
fish known as the dorade or gilthead.
There are two kinds of dorade, one
pink and the otlier grny. The gray
fish has a much smaller eye than the
pink one. The scientist cut open a
large number of these fish In his ex­
periments and was struck by the fact
thnt the large eved fish always had
the largest brain. He promptly fol­
lowed up this discovery by 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 rule applies among
higher animals.
Oregon Sidelights
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
SUMMONS
By virtue of an execution and order of sale
duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
The tw;o upper stories of a business the County of Jackson. State of Oregon, dated
block,going up at Eugene will be con­ thel)th day of May,1913, in a certain suit in the
Circuit Court for said County and State, wherein
structed of hollow tile from a plant lo- Jerry Nunan as Plaintiff recovered judgment
cated at Williamina.
against Clinton Texter for the sum of One
W. S, Bowers has been chosen presi­ H u nd red Eighty Seven and 50-100 ($187.50) Dol­
lars. with interest thereon from the 16th day of
dent of the Baker Commercial club, A. April. 1913 at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
S. Shockley, vice president, H. J. and Fifty ($50.00) Dollars attorney’s fee, and the
O’Gorman secretary, and Horace Ry­ further sum of Eleven ($11.00) Dollars costs.
Public notice is hereby given that 1 will on
der, treasurer.
SATURDAY. JUNE 14. 1913
W. C. Gaunt t. who has been principa at the front door of the Court House in Jackson­
of the Gervais public sbhools for the ville, in said County and State, at 10 o’clock in
past two years, has accepted the prin­ the forenoon of said day sell at Public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand the following
cipalship of the schools at Stayton for described real property.
next year.
The Southeast quarter of Section 8 in Town­
A business college man is about to ' ship 34 South of Range 4, West of the Willamette
Meridian, in Jackson County. Oregon.
establish at Corvallis an institution
This sale is made by virtue of an execution and
“designed to fit young people for busi­ order of sale on the foreclosuJe of a mortgage
ness positions in the shortest length of given by said Defendant to said Plaintiff on the
above described property, dated November 5th, '
time.’’
1908 and recorded in Volume 23, Page 230, March
The Christian church at Ione, with 8th, 1909 and I will sell the above property or so '
80 members, is building a house, of much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy said
worship that the Heppner Gazette- judgement, attorney’s fee, costs and accruing
Times says will be “an ornament to costs.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, on this 9th day
their beautiful little city and an endur­ of May 1913.
ing monument to faithfulness, energy
W. H, SINGLER. Sheriff.
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy.
and enterprise.’’
Change in Southern Pacific Time
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
MEDFORD. FOR JACKSON COUNTY, STATE
OF OREGON.
W. H. Barr. Plaintiff,
v».
S. C. Lee. Defendant.
Action to recover money.
To S. C. Lee. Defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon; You are
hereby commanded to appear and answer the
plaintiff’s complaint against you now on file in
the above entitled court and cause on or before
the 9th day of June. 1913. said date being the
expiration of six weeks from the day of the first
publication of this summons.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief prayed for
in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows;
for a judgment for the sum of $133.05. and in­
terest on said sum from the 19th day of April
1913. and for costs of this actiorf.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
Post by order of the Honorable G. O. Taylor.
Justice of the Peace in and for the above en­
I
titled district, which said order was made and
entered of record on the 24th day of April, 1913,
which order requires you to appear on or before
the iast day prescribed in this summons.
The
date of thy £r$t publication of this summons is
the 26 day of April. 1913.
' MULKEY & CHERRY
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford, Oregon.
Table.
Effective January 1st, 1910.
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NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
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Portland Passenger.......... 7:30 A.M.
Grants Pass Motori...¿.10:31 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor. . l~... .4:58 P.M.
Oregon Express. .............. 5:45 P.M.
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12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A. M
esteem those boys wbo are obliged
to fight their own way up in the world
most fortunate and those brought up
to wealth moat unfortunate.
• 7t>
I came of a family of the middle
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
class and from childhood was made to
understand that 1 would have to fight
8:45 AM
23 Ashland Motor
my own way in the world. But I was
California Express ......... 14:52 A. M
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r ven an education, which is consider-
«■ and usually is essential to success.
Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M
A, sixteen I was about to accept a po-
15
San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M.
s ion In business when an uncle of
tn.ue suddenly made a fortune by a
11 Shasta LimitediMail only)5:47 A.M
dell In the stock market He bad the
go d sense to Invest bls gains In good
first mortgage bonds and never after­
ward risked a cent In speculation.
My uncle was a bachelor sixty years
tfld. and my mother was his favorite
si er. He had always shown a par­
ti 'lty for me and proposed to tny
Spunking will not cure children of
Joaquin Miller In London.
m ther that he should send me to col­
Cough Me<Ucind for Children.
Joaquin Miller is especially felicitous
The Barlow correspondent of the
wetting the bed, because it is not a
lege and make me his heir, for he in his description of mountains ajid
Too much ca e comioi be u -eJ in selecting
Canby Irrigator writes: “R. E. Irwin j
claimed that be had no desire to marry sea.
The
medic, oe for children. It should I habit but a dangerous disease.
a cough
__ <s,„_______
His phrasing is strong and.
Citation.
mid if he should marry at his time of though sometimes strained, vivid and had the honor of receiving a medal for |
be pleasant to take, contain no harmful sub­
C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
life he would wish be had not mar­ true:
stance and be most effectual. Chamberlain’s
premium pump house a short time ago, I
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON Cough Remedy nu°ets those requirements
Chicago, III., have discovered a
ried. I longed for a college educa­
showing that, the pump house here is
Afar the bright Sierras lie
and is a favorite with the i.iothcrc of young
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
tion and for my part was glad to ac-
strictly harmless remedy for this
A swaying line ot snowy white,
the best and cleanest pump house on
children everywhere. For salo by all Dea­
ei t my uncle's proposition.
A fringe of heaven hung In sight
In the Matter of the Estate of James Cook,
the road.’’
¡distrssing disease and to
make
lers.—Advert isement.
Against the blue base of the sky.
1 spent four years at college, my ex­
deceased.
Jefferson
Review:
Albany
has
known
its
merits
they
will
send
a
50c.
a
And this is aptly descriptive of the
ponses being paid by my uncle, In-
Citation to Show Cause on Application to Sell
■p
new t>5000 auto fire engine and it was Real Property.
deed, he gave me an allowance thnt ocean foaming on the shore:
State of Ohio, city of Toledo, la9
package securely wrapped and pre­
Lucag County,
) ’
To Lucinda Denson, William Cook, George W.
The ocean's thin and hoary hair
en'ibled me to associate with such of
out Saturday. It is a fir.e machine,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 1»
paid Absolutely Free to any- reader
Cook. Dan Harrington, Susie Lencione. Annie
Is trailed along the silvered sands.
m fellow students ns were not oblig­
but it did not cause anything like the Warner, Mary Pope, Harry Harrington Frank senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To­
After the late Lord Houghton climb­
of The Jacksonville Post. This re­
or’ to earn their living or a part of It
ixcitement and interest created by the Harrington. Wesley Harrington. Nora Parker ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
ed the attic stairs to Joaquin's room
wide getting their education.
that
said
firm
will
pay
the
sum
of
ONE
medy also cures frequent desire to
arrival of the old handbrake fire engine (otherwise known as Nora Bowles) Annie Cook HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev­
When I was graduated with a fair and found him sleeping under a buf­
and John Cook, and to all Other Heirs Unknown ery caso of Catarrh that cannot be cured
urinate
and inability to control urine
received
there
in
1870.
Things
do
move.
standing In my class I was one of falo robe the crude young westerner
by the use of HALE’S CATARRH CURE.
of James Cook, if any such there be:
FRANK J. CHENEY.
during the night or day in old or
“According to a careful estimate
the all around prominent men of it became a familiar figure in London
It appearing to my satisfaction upon reading
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
I begnn the study of "a profession—at social circles. He did not abandon Ills prepared by a Falls City firm, it is be­ the petition of John Cook, as administrator of my
young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
presence, this 6th day ot December,
my uncle’s expensi and had nearly frontier costume, but Invaded London lieved,” says the Dallas Observer, the estate of James Cook, deceased, duly verified A. D. 1SSG.
is an Old Reliable House, write to
W.
GLEASON.
(Seal)
A.
trousers
tucked
the
30th
day
of
April,
1913,
and
this
day
duly
drawing
rooms
with
fin shed it when 1 received a telegram
“that the five new lumber mills which presented and filed herein, that in order to pay
Notary Public.
them today for the free medicine.
th t my uncle was very III. I went to into his boots mid his tawny hair and
Is
taken
internally
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure
-------------------
.
are preparing for the season’s work the charges, expenses and claims against the and acts directly upon the blood and mu­
hh at once and assumed the direction beard flowing uncut over a scarlet
Cure the afflicted members of your
cous
surfaces
of
the
system.
Send
for
will
saw
in
the
neighborhood
of
180
000
estate
that
the
following
described
premises,
or
•f his household.
ills illness was shirt, !!<• afterward settled in Wnsh-
a portion thereof, should be sold, namely, the testimonials, free.
family, then tell your neighbors and
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
de lined to be a protracted one. and. I ington ns a Journalist nn.l in 1887 re- i feet of timber per day, making a South half of the Northeast quarter and the
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
friends about this remedy.
there being no one but myself to do I moved to California.—Westminster Ga- monthly pay roll, as the Observer esti­ North half of the Southeast quarter of Section
Take Ball’s Family Pill» for coemUpatlaa. j
mated last week, of from $15,000 to Twenty (20), Township (34) South. Range Three
anything for him. I assumed charge not zette.
e
on'y of bis domestic but bls other af-
$20,000 Journal.
(3) East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson
Slander In Pantomime.
te i s.
County. Oregon.
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An amusing feud of two families in
It is Ordered, that a citation shall issue to
I spent five yenrs ministering to the
A , ast amount of ill health is due to im­
ot, man. living In his house with him the County Mayo, the Sweeneys and paired digestion. When the stomach fails Lucinda Denson. William Cook. George W. Cook.
(n I devoting myself exclusively to the Caseys, was before the justices nt to perform its functions properly the whole Dan Harrington. Susie Lencione. Annie Warner.
Mary Pope, Harry Harrington. Frank Harring­
hli . I regretted that my professional Klltimagh on summonses, Mr. .'’ -Gin- system becomes deranged. A few doses of ton, Wesley Harrington. Nora Parker (otherwise
sti dies had been broken into, but since ley. district inspector of constabulary, Chamberlain's Tablets is all you need. They known as Nora Bowles) Annie Cook, and John
will strengthen your digestion, invigorate Cook, heirs of James Cook, deceased, and to all
I was heir to a fortune and bad what elucidating its Incidents.
One of the Caseys having been or­ your liver,and regulate yourbowels, entirely Other heirs unknown, if any such there be. and
m?.iey I needed I did not repine. True,
nr unde was very Irritable and ofteu dered to wear spectacles, Sweeney, for doing away with that miserable feeling due directing them and each of them to appear be­
tri •d my patience, but the doctors us­ ridicule, paraded before their house in to faulty digestion. Try it. Many others fore said county court on Mondav. the 2nd day of
have been permanently cured—why not you? June, 1913, at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of
■ U 'd me that be could live only a few a pair of tin goggles. Two Caseys next For sale by all dealers.
said day at the court room of said county court
ye rs at most, and then, having means appeared. One dropped a purse, which
at the County Court H use at Jacksonville, in
at my command. I could make up for the other seized mid ran away with.
Chi-Namel for staining your old the County of Jackson. Oregon, to show cause, if
iOS- time, for, be it understood. I was This, 4liid the Inspector, was to indi­
any exist, why an order should not be made,
not content to live in idleness and e» cate thnt a Sweeney hud been sent to furniture. At Fred J. Fick’s.
authorizing the said administrator to sell so much
a
reformatory
for
purse
stealing.
pe> ¡ally desired a career.
of the above described real property of the said
Two Sweeneys retaliated in the Notice of Sheriff*» Sale Under deceased as shall be necessary, as prayed for in
J y uncle liugered longer than bad
be1 a expected, uud toward the last 1 street by one of them, with dramntic
Execution.
said petition.
And it further appearing from said petition
foi *d the work of amusing him very flourish, aiming a wooden gun at the
Ry virtue of an execution and order of sale
try
I suggested curds, and he was other. This meant, said the ins|*ector. duly issued by the clerk of the c’rcuit court of that none of the above mentioned heirs, except
plv Cued with the Idea. He had been that a Casey, a water bailiff, had been i the State of Oregon, in and for the County of John Cook, the petitioner, resides within the
■ direr player lu his time, and by indicted for shooting at a man.—Lon­ I Jackson, dated the 13th day of May. 1913, in a state of Oregon; but that all of them, < xcept the
said John Cook, reside in the state of California,
j cei tain Buit in the Circuit for said County and
pin . lug with him for a small stake 1 don Mall.
It is Further Ordered, that said citation be
I State, wherein Thomas MeAndrew as plaintiff
gm through many hours that would
served upon each one of said non-resident heirs
recovered judgment against George>B. Younr,
Th« Value of Accuracy.
otli Twix«* have been a burden. Neier-
by publishing the same in the Jacksonville Post,
We strive so much to know every­ A. T. Brawn and Celia E. Brown, his wife, as a newspaper published in Jackson County. Ore­
tb< lens playing penny ante with a
j defendants, in the sun. of Six Thousand ($6000.00)
br< Sen down old man hour after hour thing that we lose sight of the fact : Dollars, with interest thereon from the 6th day I gon, once a week for four successive weeks prior
win not to men pleasing way of spend­ that accuracy Is more Important than of September, 1911, at. the rate of six per cent to June 2nd, 1913. Dated May 1st. 1913.
F. L. TO (J VELLE, County Judge.
ing my time, and when my uncle pro­ knowledge since knowledge that is I per annum, and for the further sum of Seventy-
pos si to raise the stake to 5 cents 1 misty mid fragile is a poor guide. But one and 45-100 ($71.45) Dollars, taxes, penult
it is not only that what we know and interest paid by plaintiff on the premises
•c<l lieserd.
This was a mistake He was h nnt- should be true as that the filet that described in the complaint for the year 1911. and
Sheriff's Sale Under
ural gambler, and It was a knowledjxt accuracy is one of the most Important j the further sum of One Hundred and One and Notice of
of Ids fact—u fear that lie would lose elements of character. Vague Ideas 29-100 ($101 29) Dollars, taxes and penalty paid
Execution.
wt il he bud made lu the stock mar- tend to make a weak character since by plaintiff on said premises for the year 1912. i By virtue of an execution and order of sale,
the further sum of Ninety-three and 94-100
kei -that led him to quit "the street." character Is only another name for and
>$93.94) Dollars, i aving assessment and interest duly issuefl by the Clerk of the ■ ircuit Court, for
Sit e then his pnsslou for giunbliug truth. So that in the education of I paid by saiil plaintiff on said premises that was the County of Jackson and Stato of Oregon dated
bn lull) doriuunt It was now exult every man and child accuracy should due October 7. 1912, and the further sum of Five the 16th day of April. 1912, in a certain action in
Court.
in
and
for the
Ih kept raining the stake, be made a vital part. One of the tests Hundred ($500.(0) Dollars, attorney’s fees, and the Justice’s
•d mew
an.' I did not dare to oppose him for entrance to the Naval academy is, the further sum of Sixteen ($16.00) Dollars, costs Precinct of Jacksonville. Jackson County. State
of Oregon, wherein Timms. Cress & Company, a
Wl en lie got the value of u chip up to or was. mi addition of a column of fig and disbursements:
Public Notice is Hereby Given, that I will, on corporation, as Plaintiff recovered judgment
25 > cuts I begun to be troubled. How ures to ascertain the quantity of care­
on the 19th day of July 1912 against
MONDAY. JUNE 16th. 1913,
eve . 1 hoped that by refusing to win lessness. If any, the applicant has In
defendant, for the
as
L.
D.
Canfield.
1 u igbt keep out of trouble, for 1 real­ his character. It should be made mi at the front door of the Court House in Jacks« n- sum of One Hundred Seventy Seven and 74-100
ville. Jackson County. Oregon, at the hour of ten
ize. that to wiu any considerable Important Item in our education to re­ o clock in the forenoon of said day, offer for sale Dollars with interest thereon in the sum of
am mnt from him would Irritate him. quire accuracy. Ohio State Journal.
and will sell at public auction to the high« st Twelve and 80-100 Dollars ($12.80) and for the
• nd tn his broken condition I feared lie
bidder for cash in hand the following described ' further sum of Six Dollars ($6.00 costs and dis­
nit..lit break with me.
real property, situated and ieing in Jackson bursements. as appears by the transcript of the
Whore Sherlock Holmes Lived.
judgment and proceeding had before said
e afternoon when he was more
The rattle show was regularly held County. Oregon, to-wit:-
Jacksonville, Jackson
fre ul than usuul 1 gm out the cards In Baker street for ninny years before
Lot number six (6) in Block number tvrenty- Justice’s Court. at
•n< the chips. During the sluing there its removal to the Agricultural hull two (22) of the Town (now City) of Medford, ac­ County Oregon. And the transcript of which
said judgment was duly docketed in the office of
occ o'red oue of those u.nr' clous runs Baker street takes Its name from Sir cording to the original official plat thereof, now the Clerk of the Circuit Court for said County
of ick by which players are enabled Edward Baker, n friend of the Mr of record.
and
State, on the 6th day of August, A. D. 1912,
This sale is made by virtue of an execution ai d
to I euk bunks A Jack pot bail been I’oi'tinaii who gave his name to Port
order of sale on fsreclesure of a bond for deed, and tho sum of One Hundred Ninety Six and 54-
gro "lug on the table for some time num square mid to whom the land be decreed by the Circuit Court of Jackson County. 100 Dollars together with interest thereon
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
whi o I was dealt three queens and longed. The street has had its share Oregon, en May 10, 1913, to be a mortgage on said at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from date of
Nothing too Heavy or
all Parts of the Country.
dr<
a fourth. I would have bet a of famous Inhabitants. Bulwer Lytton premises, which said bond for deed boa. s date of judgment iH now actually due on said judgment,
also
the
sum
of
Two
and
50-100
Dollars
accrued
Colcstin
Mineral Water.
too
Light.
Agents
for
■ui I sum. but since the cards must was born mid Mrs Slddons died there. September 6. 1910. and is shown of record in
be shown 1 feared to irrltute my uncle
Volume 83 at page 106 of the l)<ed Reec rus ol | costs and disbursements.
I’ltt lived at Its north end, and Henry
Now therefore. Public notice is hereby given
by ippeiirhig to furor him. At the Grattan, the orator, died there In 1820. Jackson County. Oregon, and which was execut. ‘
ed by Thomas McAndrew in favor of George B > that I wiii on
•h< vdown he hud a full of aces, which
And have yon noticed how very small Young, one of defendants in said suit, and as- i
MONDAY, MAV, 19th 1913
me the put.
a street Baker street is?—London signed by him to the other delenuants, and 1 will i at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day. at the front door
F hii that rime the devil «teemed to
SOW'
Globe.
sell said real property or so much thereof as may of the Court House in Jacksonville. Jackson
be i the cards. Whenever I dealt I
l>e necessary to satisfy said judgmtnt, attorney 's County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at L
gav. myself large bands and Inrnri
Public
Auction
to
the
highest
bidder
for
cash
in
fees,
costs
ami
accruing
costs.
Naturally.
ably gave my unde hands but u little
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, on th a 13th day hand all the right, title and interest of said de­
”1 wonder.” said Mrs. Giddy, “why
beb v mine, Winn I had a straight
fendant in and to the following described real
those Inquisitive people across the of May. 1913.
property situated in Jackson County. Oregon.
fins) bo would lime a full: when 1 had
W. H. SINGLER.
street are always looking Into our win­
The North half of the South half of section
thr> » acee he would have three lower
Oscar Lewis
Harry Lewis
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oreson.
dow»?”
twenty-two (22» township thirty-four (34) South
can' <• Terrifled, 1 attempted to deal
By E W. W IS. N. Deguly.
“Maybe.” suggested her sharp tongued
of range three (3) West of the Willamette
him s baud larger than mine
ik
hu<’ ’’nd. ’’It’s to And out why you are
Meridian.
car It me In the act
Taken and levied upon as the property of said
alw. \ •* I
Into theirs.St. Louis
Notice for Publication.
F- aome time I h id «••••n In his el
Post Dispatch.
| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, defendant or so much thereof as may be neces­
pre •Inn tliut hr slls| <>, ti ll i was lu
sary to satisfy said judgment above men.ioned
U. S. Laud Office at
tet. onally dealing Io inv suit nugc
together with all costs and disbursements that
Keep«
His
Word.
hai '» and to Uliu build« but little
Roseburg, Oregon, April 11 1913, have or may accrue.
"Yes.
sir."
said
Jenkin*:
"Smithers
Is
sin ler tv druw him on. When he
Dated nt Jacksonville. Jackson County, Ore-
Notice is hereby given th it Edwin
can Ut rne trying to deni him u win a muli who keeps his word; but, then, Pierce, of Buncom, Oregon, who, on gon. this 17th day of April.
AUG. n. SINGLER.
ncr le fell back on the pillows behind he Ims to."
September 23, 1911, made Homestead
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon.
“How Is that?" asked Johnson.
bln and pointed to the door. Ill Vlllll
Entry Serial, No. 07555, for beginning
“Iksmise no one will take It.”
1 e detivored to explain
He loiitlii
at the NE cor. See. 27, T. 39. S. R. 2.
LEWIS BROTHERS. Propt.
W. W. M. extending thence E. 29.93 FOR SALE Very che.i|\ 1 Faultless
he<i to point to the door, nnd I left
chains, thence S, 40 degrees. W. 19.55
bop ig when he hnd cooled to renew
An Old Firm.
chains, thence N 88 degrees, W. 17.52
grubbing machine.
Joe Goldsby,
tny (Torts to distil use his mind
of bls
“Who painted Subbubs' house?”
chains. Thence N. 14 49 chains to
Buncom, Oregon.
Im| »salon. He sent word foe me to
"He told tue tlie name of the con- place of begining. Sec. 26, Township
lea • the bouse and never enter It ■rn I think he said it was done by 39, S., Range 2, west Willamette
------- Dealen In
agr i.
Fitz A Start«."—Boaton Transcript.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
qao<n^tijaApY
—
-iUi»
’
ei»p
T e next day he changed his will,
to make Commutation Proof, to es |f. ïq
JOJ « 1( 'Wi*»d jo .iu.10) )>io.,3iq
lee­ »I his fortune to .'haritira, and a
lablish claim to the land above describ­
Surs Enough.
ci q p
aj»i|«.û»Aj ejJ .4 put 4
fur er result of the episode was his
ed,
before
W.
H.
Canon
United
States
Sllllcus tVhnt do you consider the
'uori«;n<l«t opi* p;jo— u p.-:i :.8 tvq *-'.1110 vl
Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon, on »[
den . a few days later
'U-xl «l[ A I Uol'.wivJ, id Mi,J. is
first requisite of a good husband?
over thirty years old have I’ynlens A g«>od wife Philadelphia the 31 day of May, 1913.
I
op »S.11 F'.tK.tp r.'-'Ä *qa o-H ire?
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BETTER THAN
SPANKING
Charles F. Dunford
DRAYAGE
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Jacksonville
Meat Market
All Kin it of Fresh and Cured Meats.
Poultrj, Chniee lurd, Etc.
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JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON