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Newspaper Page Text■ Order dismissing cause. I Earl W. Huntley vs B. B. Noyes it j al. Decree. Officia. Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon R F. Anderson vs J. B. Williams. » A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson Decree. Louise Ross Kealiher vs Chester H. County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. Kealiher. Order vacating default or- Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville. I der and decree of divorce entered Maj- Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. 17, 1912. Genevieve A. Stotts vs Ben E. SATURDAY. MAY 31, 1913 Stotts. Default order. SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on W. A. Rule vs J. F. Munday, De- application. fault order. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $1125.26 with interest and costs. WE NEED A GOOD HOTEL. Effie L. Taylor vs C. M. Boardman. While several projects for the betterment of this et al. Motion to dismiss. Order grant motion. town are being agitated and discussed, why not take up ing Jackson County Bank vb C. W. Withoft, et al. Defendant found ih the hotel question? Decree for plaintiff. The writer contended for the past four year that the default. Allen Smith Vs Orchard Home As opening of a good hotel would do more to bring transient sociation, et al. Decree. Gagnon vs B. F. Benson, et people to the town than any other improvement possible, al. Frank Default order and decree fore and it is to this class—the transient people, lawyers, closing mortgage. Jackson County Bank vs John D. salesmen, tourists, etc. we must look for a good deal of McArkle, et al. Order of default en the patronage necessary to support the institutions of the tered. Judgment for plaintiff. Frank King vs Hannah T. King. town. Decree granting divorce to defendant. We cannot hope to be a manufacturing city to ■ any Nancy Pernoil, et al vs Frank Mixter al. Order confirming sheriff’s sale. great extent, for at least two reasons, viz: lack of trans et Addie M. Coblentz vs J. F. Hopkins, portation facilities, being off the main thorougfare of et al. Judgment for plaintiff by de commerce, and secondly, the absence of the necessary fault. L. A. Martin vs Grove C. Gill, et al. raw material; hence we must look to a certain extent to Default order. Judgment for the the patronage of travelling people who for business or plaintiff. Earl W. Huntley vs B. B. Noves, et pleasure may be induced to visit our little city, It is an al. Order of default. PROBATE COURT undeniable fact that those towns which have the best : JA CKSON VILLE POST Mn “Taylor Retired” And Yet We Are Here ! Somewhat disfigured hut still in the push with a splendid line of General Merchandise at lowest reasonable prices < You will find us in the Kubli Building, where for so many years the honest face and generous hand of the old pioneer— Jerry Nunan so cheerfully greeted you. But those days are gone by like a tale that is told and we are here with honest inten tions to give you a square deal in all trans actions with the same honest weights, full measures, fair prices an 1 courtesies so long extended to the good people of Jackson ville and surrounding country by our worthy predecessor Thanking one and all for past favors, and hoping to merit your future extended patronage, we are yours for honest service In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Broker, deceased. Order cancelling bond. Estate of C. H. Denniston, deceased. Final account of administratrix filed. Order of court approving account and discharging administratrix. In the matter of the estate of Alice R. Gibson, deceased. Report and final account of administrator filed. Order approving final account and discharg ing administrator and his bondsmen. PRONOUNCING CHINESE. In the matter ot the estate and guardianship of Garland Lloyd Walker, Variations In the Tone Mean Entirely Different Words. Gardie Pierce Walker and Lester At tlie University of London recent Walker, mionrs. Order requiring Kitty Benson, guardian of said minors to ly u lecture was given by Dr. Jones on render and tile an accounting within 15 the pronunciation of Chinese, and in tlie course of bis remarks the speaker days. Order requiring Kitty Benson explained that the difficulties of learn to show cause why she should not be ing the pronunciation of Chinese, removed from the guardianship of said though real enough, have been rather minors. exaggerated by those who have writ in the matter of the estate of Helen ten on that subject. When treated Garnett-Corey Hardware Co. ___ vs A. Yokum, deceased. Order appoint- phonetically the language becomes not COURT HOUSE KEVVS I much more ditilcult to learn than Ger Jackson Ceunty Hotel Association. I ing appraisers. man or French. Order of default. Decree foreclosing ! The chief thing to remember is that In the matter of the estate of Ma- Items of Intereat to Jackson Coun’y i lien, tiMa Jane Reeser, deceased, Order the study of Chinese is a matter of The State of Oregon, ex rei Mary C. setting aside a former order and re singing rather than talking, I>r. Jones Tax Payers Foster vs John S. Foster. Order to appointing Margaret L. Reeser, as said. in English the variations in tone as we talk mean variations in ex show cause why defendant should not executrix. pression. In Chinese variations Intone be punished for contempt of court. | MARRIAGE LICENSES In the matter of the guardianship of mean totally different words. Edwin H. Williams vs Oregon-Cali-1 Casper M. Ruch and Anna Boylan. A little of the Chinese method is Bernice Sample, Charlie Sample, Wal fornia Development Co. Order for1 ter Sample, and Hazel Sample, minors. present, even iu our own language, and Earl E. Keyzier and Leona Grace publication of summons. tlie lecturer pointed out that tlie sitn Dean. Order to show cause why certain real pie word ••yes" nmy be so varied I p . S. J. Kaminsky vs W. E. Johnson. ; uroperty should not be sold. CIRCUIT COURT tone ns to mean "It is the case “Of i Order releasing attachment. course it Is the ease." "It is really so" P, K. Nalley vs J. T. Perry et al. In the matter of the estate Leon B. Haskins, et al vs H. A. and "It may be so. lint I'tn not quite Drier overruling demurrer. Edward Price Vickray, deceased, Knight. Older for publication of sum- der approving distribution of assets sure " Fred H. Cook vs O. C. Boggs as ad- ; mons. Tlie student who wishes to learn and discharging executor and exoner good Chinese must familiarize himself minst rator, et al. Order overruling bred II. Cook vs 0. C. Boggs as ad ating his bond. demurrer. perfectly with nt least six tones. There ministrator, et al. Order appointing W. H. Taylor vs F. L. TouVelle, et guardian ad litem. In the matter of the guardianship of is a seventh, but that may be more or al. Order denying motion. Agnes Brier, Carl Brier, and Grace less left out of account. According to Charles M. English vs Robert the tone in which they are pronounced Brier, minors. Order directing guard S. T Howard, Jr. vs W. H. Hamlin Ball, et al. Older for publication there are words in Cantonese which ian to sell certain county warrants. et al. Order overruling demurrer. have six s<*parate and distinct mean ■summons. ings. The Chinese word "fan." for in Hilda Ward vs W. H. Humlin. Or Kate Willett vs Leonard Willett et stance. may be so pronounced, or rath der denying motion. al. Default order and decree. // Pays Io Advertise. er sung, as to mean six different words Helen O. Dillion, vs Almira Wilson T. E. Pottenger vs Darius Heppen- and such widely different ones as sleep, et al. Suit to i ecover money and to I steel, et al. Order for publication of powder ami courageous.—Springfield foreclose an equitable mortgage. I summons if your business doesn’t “go” and the Republican. Order of default Decree for the sales are mighty low, Minor A. Foster vs Maty A. Foster. plaintiff. London’s Mighty Roar. And things begin to look a triffle bad: , Decree of divorce. When the things that looked "im- j James Russell Lowell was never so Lizzie Campbell vs H. C. Bonney, et Almira Wilson vs George A. Wilson, mense” now resemble “thirty happy as during his tenure of the al Order confirming sheriff's sale and American legation. “I do like Lon cents,’’ for possession of property sold under et al. pecree by consent of parties. don." he writes to Charles Eliot Nor . The State of Oregon vs John E. Just try the stunt of putting in an i execution. ton soon lifter fils appointment, "it > Walker. Order paroling defendant ad: Al Tate vs Charles Tull et al. Order , and requiring him to report once each gives a fillip to my blood, now growing You will find that it will pay, you can discharging receiver. more sluggish than it used to be I | month to the sheriff of J ac tion County. see it every day — love to stand in the middle of Hyde Aiiiiiru Wilson vs George A. Wilson, I P. K. Nalley vs J. F. Perry, et al. And you’ll admit it was the proper park and forget myself In that dull et al. Order setting a*i«ie uetault amt | Order denying motion. caper, roar of ever circulating life which decree heretofore entered, and ap So get a pad and chalk work out a bears a burden to the song of the Robert McClanhan vs Henry Metz. pointing Herbert H. Hanna us guard thrush I am listening to. It is far line of talk. i et al. Order to make correction deed. ian ad litem. more impressive than Niagara, which And put an advertisement in the I has nothing else to do ami can't help Joseph M. Derry and Claire Derry 1 Allie Vargus vs Joseph Vargus. Order naper, for publication of summons. itself. In this vast torrent all the E. H. French. Order confirming sale Put it to ’ent gimd and hard, whether drops are men.”—London Chronicle. of real property made under execution. | H. L. White vs A. C. Gienger. Oi- selling gems or lard, , der denj ing motion. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. vs B. And try to hit ’em plumb betwe«m Wh«t He Wanted It For. F. Benson, et al. Decree foreclosing | Allen Smith vs Orchard Home As the eyes; ‘‘I wish I had money enough to get , socialion. Order of default. me rtgagi. Mate your copy good and strong and married.” he remarked. you’ll see ’fore long She looked down and blushed. “And Gertrude Lorraine ?' rlon vs Einer Josie ¡'<> f -t v* Robert Ror.fort. That it really pais for you to adver —what— would—yon—do?" she asked, Howard Nort« ii. Order <•* «.eiuuii aim Ordet for j u! li< stion of summons. looking very hard nt a little design on tise.—Selected. decree ot uivuice. M>.«'.o:a L. Berry vs Jer«*miah Nunan the carpet. Sarnh Vitiox vs (iiurles Wilcox. et ak Order dismissing cause. "1 would spend it traveling." he re- Lelaud oTuer und Geilte of divorce. Money to loan on improved. revenue plled A nd the thermometer fell 10 de Harry H. Tuttle vs Idella .Garden. l-rotiucino farm», by the Hank ot grees.— Lippincott's. '1 Lonas hicAndrew vs George H Order for publication of summons. ■ lackaonville. Adv. Young, et ai. Outer of default, De- Sarcastic. 8. A. Sxnford, Trustee vs J. D. I creu giving plaintiff judgment for "1 don't like to invite Mrs. rarvenu $<>o n>, with iuititer allowance tor h - Heard. Judgment for plaintiff in sum State of Ohio, city ^f Toledo, I to my bride* party, mid yet she's a County, teicst, taxes and coats and $500 ft r of $74'2. with interest, costs artel at-1 Frank Lucas J. cleney mak • oath that ho I* sure 'oscr and good pity.” toreey's fees. eenlor partner < t the firm ot F J Cheney att*rne\ 's fees. “1 don't think you are going to get * Co., doing business tn the Citv ot To- Frank King vs Hnnnah E. Kim.-. l«do. County a.i 1 State aion said and her mouey without her compiwy." said Bank ot Jacksonville vs ii. L. Getch that slid firm will p .y tho sum ot ONH her sarcastic husband. "What do you ell, el al. Order uf uefauit. Ju Ja ment Waiver of appearance l>y District At- hundred HUNDRED dollar POLLAIC ter «..eh and ev ery < a*.» < t <■ •>rrii th..t cine t t-■ cured expect her to do—frame your invitation torney. fur pluiiitilt. by tho use ot IIA1 T.'.l C.VTAoRH CURE. and mall you a cheek?” — Louisville FRANK J. CtlE.NET. *1 i< State of Origen vs Chini«’ Carter Land Co. et al. vs Portland Eworn tn bcf>re me and »••’ --rtbed In Courier .liuirnal Cl< Jell. , */■•■l:*.s fiih day oi December, Def« rua nt p.eud gl-iit) to Trust Co., et al. Decree. the larceny of a revolver. Napoleon Lost Something Too. uv -U a . tv . nt cason , Uorence I. Fink vs Jen ir.inh Nurtur., N iry Public. He-t ’1 Tint Is the sword of my greit k. C. Reiner vs William H. Siegler et al. On er diiunisaing cause. Hall'* Catarrh Cun* Is ta’.. n Internally el.. -i dr. . . .y l : n t'e b.eod and mu uncle i'e lost his arm at Water!«*' asilxriti uf J.ckfO’. County. O.i.er re« surf - . . f the system. Send tor Guest Yes. It's a terrible place for Julian I . Johnson vs Emily Johnson. 1 testimonial*, fre*. tua< James M. C'rui.einiller, treasurer, losing things. I lost a bag there only Order of Dismissal. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, <X pay to the assigns of 1 rail Lumber last week!— London Opbiktu. Fold by «11 Druggist«. TSc. Jeremiah Nunan vs Dora L. Berry. I T«k« Bad'* Faouiy Pul* for cou*Up«Uoa. Co. $131.98. hotels and can offer the best service to the transient public secure most of their patronage. It is a matter of common talk on the street that the old U. S. hotel building can be secured at a reasonable price and if it could be secured, remodelled and refurnish ed it would be an excellent proposition for some of our monied men to tackle. It looks probable that a stock company could be formed to undertake the financing of the proposition; the matter seems feasable and we predict it would be more substantial benefit to the town than many of the projects so ardently advocated. As a matter of fact, the opening of a good hotel, with modern conveniences would do more to tie the county seat to Jacksonville than anything else imaginable. f Tayloi The People's Store Jacksonville Oregon BUSINESS CARBS. NEWBURY GUS IL K. HANNA Lawyer Att orr.ey-at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building OREGON. MEDFORD. D1L T. T. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON SHAW POLK’S Dentist. Office in Ryan Building, California St. OREGON and WASHINGTON Upstairs, A Directory ot each City, Town and JACKSONVILLE OREGON Village, giving descriptive sketch ot « ■ ‘ each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping and banking point; also Classified Directory, compiled by 1>. W. BAGSHAW business and profession. Business Directory Attorney at Law NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER It. L. FOLK A CO- «••’»».J Found a Cure foe theumatism. I Afternoonl:3()to5 Forenoon 9 to 12 Office rr Hours:| “I suffered with rheumatism for two years n-irl could not get my right hand to my month for that length of time,” writes Lee Bank of Jacksonville Building. L. Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa. “I suffered terrible pain so I could not sleep or lie still JACKSONVILLE. - - OREGON it night Five years ago I began using Chamberlain's Liniment and in two months 1 was will and have not suffered with rheu Look «o Y «;• Plumbing. You know v h it ,.iq-ons in a bouse in matism since.” For sale by all dealers.— which the plumbing is ti -or condition— Adve; moment. everybody ill the Louse is .i .bls lo contract typhoid or some other fe-.er. The digestive organs perform the same functions in the human :«xly as the phcr.bittg does for the We have on hand for sale the following he,use, nnd they should be kept itt first class condition nil the time. If you Fira any blanks viz: trouble with your digestion take Chamber- Lease, lain’.- Tablets ru’d y n tire cert; 'n to pot Mortgages, quick relief. For sale by all dealarx.—A v. rt' >r Bill of Sale, Agreements. W arranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattel Mortgage, Acknowledgements, Real Estate ontract, Location Notice—Placer, Location Notice Quartz, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Real Estate Agents (’ontract, Notice Application for Liquor License At reasonable prices. Weintend adding other blanks as fast as possible until the line is complete. Blanks of special form printed to order at short notice I oend Naw JACKSONVILLE POST. for Free I Copy Ciu.ilrrun Woman Seriously Alarmed “A short time apo I contracted a severe > ' :• V : ... cold w hich settled on my lungs and caused me a great deal oi announce. I would have bad i, i.\ ling «jiells r.nd my lungs were so > e no.« inflamed I began to be seriously ■ ï ». alarmed. A friend recommended (.'haraber- ■; i. ' ..L’s Cough Remedy, saying »lie had used ■A,’ >/». ’. .or years. I bought a bottle and it re- ---- - à .a teve.i my cough the first night, and in a - eek I was rid of the cold and serenes* of 7<- ;.ty lungs,** write* Mis* Mari* Gerber, 8«w- / CHAS. H.. teiie. Cal. For sale by all dealer*.—Adver- LILL- CO. iiKusent S««ol» LEGAL BLANKS POST ADS.