JACKSONVILLE POST-:
Officio. Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congre-s of March I. 1-7J.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1913
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
the early peaches caused by the recent
heavy rains. It is thought that the la
ter varieties will be improved by the
Itemi of Intere« to Jackion County rains.
Mrs. J. H. Fuller entertained a num
Tax Payer»
ber of ladies Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Roderick Baker and Bernice Edmond A. C. Randall who expect to leave on
a visit to Minneapolis.
son.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Fred
J.
Warner and Emma Cushman.
CIRCUIT COURT.
PARCFL POST CHANGES
I
Pruitt ot Mexico.
I
Mexico is the fruit paradise. Fruits
never beard of by the hundreds of
millions who live In the temperate
zones grow there In profusion, and
Acapulco, on the Pacific slope, is per
haps the garden spot of it all. It is
noted for the great quantity of in
digenous varieties which grow spon
taneously. With the exception of some
indifferent cultivation of eocoanuts and
bananas everything else grows wild
and in luxuriance.
Of the fruits known in the United
States this district alone produces ba
nanas, oranges, pineapples, mangoes,
limes and lemons. And here are a
few more of othep: varieties never seen
above the border line: Toronjas, a spe
cies of grapefruit: the aguacate, pa
paya, guayabo, cbico, zapote, mamey,
llama, anone, granada. caimita, carta-
Jena, meson, wamuclie, Jlcame. tama
rl ndo, nanelie. hulcon, icacos, almen
dra (aluiondi, ciruela (plum), and un
doubtedly many others.
But so indifferent are the natives to
their possibilities that nothing is ex
ported except the lime and its prod
ucts.—Exchange.
The World is Growing
Better
Yes, and especially the romantic little city known on
the map as Jacksonville—the Pioneer of the Rogue—
the Park City of the Valley—where contentment sings,
nature smiles and where to live is to rejoice.
OH, YE LOVERS OF BEAUTY AND BARGAINS!
Here is where you get one hundred cents worth of
goods for your dollar. More goods for same money,
same goods for less money than elsewhere.
NEW CASES.
J. I.Lumber Co. vs Trail Lumber Co.
Action to recover money. Complaint
filed. Affidavit and undertaking for
attachment. Writ issued, certificate of
attachment filed. Summons.
Arthur H. Davis vs California-Ore
gon Power Co. Action for damages.
Complaint filed.
S. T. Rawlings vs Trail Lumber Co.
Action to recover money. Complaint
filed. Affidavit and undertaking for
attachment. Summons.
J. T. Bradshaw vs Trail Lumber Co.
Action to recover money. Complaint
filed. Affidavit and undertaking for
attachment,
Summons.
Certificate
of attachment filed.
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank, a
corporation vs Fred H. Thompson, et
al. Suit for foreclosure of mortgage.
Complaint filed. Affidavit and order
for publication of summons.
PROBATE COURT
Size of Packages May be In
creased.
Race of Postage
Reduced.
By an amendment to the postal regu
lations recently made by the I’ostmi s-
ter-General, changes in the size and
rate of postage on packages are as
follows:
Beginning August 15, thelir It weight
of packages for delivery within the
first and second zones will be increased
from 11 pounds to 20 pounds. The
rate of postage on parcels exceeding
four ounces in weight will be 5 cents
for the first pound and 1 cent for each
additional pound or fraction thereof
when intended for delivery within the
first or second zone, that is, within a
distance of two hundred miles of the
office where the parcel is mailed.
Made Two Foes With One Sketch.
Scutari in Albania is needlessly con
Tused with its namesake on the Bospo
rus in Asia Minor because one place Is
always spelled and pronounced Skodra,
except In western Europe. Edward
Lear, the painter who Invented “Lim
ericks,’’ had a quaint adventure here.
He had made a drawing of his host in
Skodra costume when a younger broth
er of tile model came in and wanted to
be sketched. I.ear for lack of paper
was obliged to make a smaller portrait
Of him on the same page. Thereupon
the younger exclaimed in a fury of in
dignatlpn: “It is true 1 am younger,
but 1 am not smaller than my brother
Why do you act so insultingly?'' Be
fore the amazed artist could apologize
the elder brother lidded, "If you thiuk
to win my esteem by a compliment
paid me at the expense of my brother
yon are greatly mistaken.” Lear adds.
“I had made two enemies by oue sketch,
the injured brothers bowing me out
with looks of tbuuder.”—London Stand
ard.
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF EVERYTHING
kept in a First-Class, Up-tn-Date Genera! Store. High
est quality, lowest prices. When you want merchand-
JACKSONVILLE FIRST” and
ise don’t
especially
Trie People s Store
Oregon
Jacksonville
In the matter of the estate of James
Cook, deceased. Order directing sale
Notice of Sale of Real Property
•of real property.
by Administrator.
In the matter of the estate of Eliza
beth K. Smith, deceased. First and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE ST VI E
final account filed. Order approving
OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY
®nme and settling final account.
OF JACKSON.
In the matter of the estate and guar
In the matter of the Estate of James
dianship of Helen M. Scott, Naomi Cook, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
Scott, George W. Scott, Jr., Fite B.
dersigned, as administrator of the es
Scott and Ida Nola Scott, minors. Or tate of James Cook, deceased, will
der for the investment of funds.
from and al ter the 2 Ah day of August,
1913, at ten (10) o’clock in the fore
In the matter of the estale of Wil noon
of that day, at the front entrance
liam Treacey, deceased. Final report of the County Court House at Jackson
and account of administrator filed. De ville, Jackson County. Oregon, proceed
cree of final settlement and order dis 'o sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, and subject to can-
charging administrator mil sureties. I tirmation
by the County Court of the
In the matter of the estate of John Slate of Oregon for the County of
Jackson
tile
tollowing deseritixd ri-ai
M'irgreiter, deceased. Order appoint
i
ing Harry Lqy. B. M. Collins and property, namely:
I The South Ha.f of the Northeast
Fletcher Stout, appraheis. inventory Quarter, and the North Hall oi the
and appraisement filed.
Q mrter of b.-eimn Twenly
I Ouutneast
(20), Town,nip i hirty-iour (31) South,
In the mutter of the estate of Isaac iluhgi
Three (J) East of the Willam
Wright, deceased. Inventory and ap ette Meridian, t>i Jackson County, Ore
praisement filed.
gon.
1 i is sale is made in th.- above en
In the matter ol the estate of Jacob lItmi
matter piir.Uuilt to a license ti nd
1' Itiitc, dec use l. Order udwmiing on.er ol sale, duly in ide on the 241li
will to piobit and appointing Ow tn day of July, 19i3, by Hon. L. L. I ou
Voile, Ju ige ut the County Court in
Dunlap us executor.
lue b tale of Oregon tor ti e County ol
Jackson, and filed lì the ollie
oi u.iiii
CuUi t on said last m.nuone.' day.
MARRIED
D..tu i July 21 h,
1913.
............
JOHN COOK,
WARNER CUSHMAN At Jackson
Administrator of Estate of James
ville, Oregon, Monday, July 2X, 1913, Cook, Deceased.
by Henry G. Dox, J. P.; Fred J.
Warner and Emma Cushman.
Notice of l inai Settlement.
How to Get Rugs Cleaned.
She told the agent for the vacuum
cleaner that she really did intend to
buy one, but could not decide which to Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale Vr.de1
BUSINESS CARDS,
II. K. HANNA
cimose It was at this time that an
Execution
other agent, for another vacuum clean I
er. came nround the corner of the
By virtue of an execution issued out
GUS NEWBURY
lawyer
north side home. An argument ensued. of the Cjrcuit Court of the State of
"This cleaner is nickel plated: it is Oregon for the County of Jaei son,
Attorney-at-Law
light and compact, the rubber is the upon a decree rendered and docketed I
in said court on the 31 day of July, Will Practise in All Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville building
best vulcanized”—
“My machine, lady.” interrupted the 1913, in a suit wh *ein D. P. Magerle :
OREGON.
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and E. A. Burchell and | MEDFORD,
second agent, “is the lightest and is i plaintiff
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
wife, and
..... ... and
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most durable machine ou the market Mary Burchell, husband
' * ' ■ , in
W.
L.
Thompson
are
defendants,
It ls”-
DR. T. T. SHA'.V
favor of the plaintiff and against the I
“Excuse me." said the woman of the said defendants, E. A. ~
Burchell and i
How’s This?
Dentist.
house. She was absent a moment, then Mary Burc'rel), for $700.00, with in
I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
reappeared with a rug
terest thereon from March 10, 1912. Office in llyan Bail ding, California St. ward for any case of Catarrh that
“We shall see now which is the bet I at the rate of 8 per eent per annum,
cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Upstairs
the sum of $1CJ.OO a.torney’s fees and
ter." she said
.
Cure.
Ten minutes later she excused her I $22.00 costs, and' ac ruing irt rest JACKSONVILLE
OREGON i
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
self again mid entered the house with and costs oi Sal •; which t-x< cutiun w ■;
I
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
a spotless rug Two agents shook bands directed and delivered to me as sheriff
Cheney
for the last 15 years, and believe
1>. W. BAGSHAW
the above named state and coi.i t.v,
him perfectly honorable in all business
and swore they would "never tell."— of
1 have kvieti uton and am kneeled to
transactions
and financially able to carry
Attorney at Law
ludianapolis News.
out any obligations made by his firm.
! sell by virtue of auch execut on and
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
oecree ol'the court the tolcAi g < e- NOTARY PUBLIC ANU CONVEYANCER
Hair High In the Air.
[ scribed >eal prop l'ty, to wit; 'll.,
Toledo, O.
Women's bail used to be dressed to Suu'l: '.. of the N itheast V, an I Lots
Office Hours:) ^.^noon 9 to 12
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
! Afternoon 1:39 to o
an amazing height in days of old 1 and Z. in Section 6, To > nship 36 j
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
Formerly doorways bail to be height South, Range 4 V», st of Wil.arnetti
Bent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Bank
of
Jacksonville
Building.
by all Druggists.
•
ened to accommodate the eighteenth I'l.i-ruiian, c. ic . oiiii g !l-2..>7 acres.
N,
v,
'1
ht-refoie,
by
v,rt
e
of
said
Take Hall's Family Pills tor constipation.
-
- OREGON
century woman of fashiou
Marie < X i -.- ul on and decree, and in com- JACKSONVILLE,
Antoinette's hairdresser had to mount , piiancc'with the commands of said
a stool In order to get above his work. arn, I will on SepLmib-. r 2, 1913, at
Women of that time had to kneel In tiie 1 ou" of ten o’clock A *1., at the
tlielr coaches to get their head cover front ooor of the Court House in Jack-
i
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We have on hand for sale the following
Ing Inside or drive with their heads sonv.l e, Jackson County, Oregon, sell
I i
out of window Mme. de Genlls was at pubiic auction, subject to re
blanks viz:
caught by her hair while hastening to demption, to the highest bidder, for
Lease,
cash
in
hand,
all
of
the
real
prop
Tty
i- ■
C.\ f.C FEE.
gleet Voltaire at Ferney, but escaped above described, to satisfy the sard
■ I1 u, yrU: : -«regist
Mortgages,
.••I Gi
fur
Absalom's fate. Iler hair remaining on ■ execution.
. i:y. !‘: t> nt praet-
Bill of Sale,
... E*r.r;c€5.
the bough
And tile Duchesse de
Dated this 2nd day of August, 19 3.
’ u ’ (..
f >r Invai liable bf.nk
; jr-f
Agreements.
Chartres h.-id room on her hair one
A ■ • -i I ftLU
f.tLL PAT2MT5,
PATENTS,
W. H. SlNGLEll,
IN THE COUNTY COURT Of THE STATE
to »’et n parti»»-.',
W arrantv Deeds,
evening for a miniature man of war In
Sheriff ,>f Jiicksa.i County,Oregon.
.a: ion.
PRESIDEN! UNSHAKEN
I
OF OREGON IN ANU FOR THE
V ..uabie
Es inlur Üôi
By E. W. W ilson . Deputy.
full sail, on another for a representa
Quit Claim Deeds,
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
l (. hatt.el Mortgage,
In the Matter ol the Estate of John tion of her little son Louis Philippe,
sleeping In the lap of Ids nurse.
PATK' f L/.W/ERS,
a deceased p.is.m.
Acknov lodgements.
F ji muíales
Pohcy
Entirely Margricter,
ESTORvriON TO ENTRY’ OF
303 Sevcnlii St., V/ashingtoii, 0. C.
Pub ic Notice is Hereby Given that
Real Estate ontract,
I.AN DS 1N N AT1 ON i L FO it EsT.
SKT ’I’
George W. ftlargrieler, lite uuly quaii- I
Gaelic.
F.iendly, but Wiihou! Re.
Location
Notice—Placer,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
la
s
fied administrator of the eslate of
Gaelic Is the language of the hlgb-
above named deciaee I, has rendered, landers of Scotland The name belongs describe1 below, embracing 132.50
Location Notice Quartz,
| presented and tiled fur seilkmeiu in nlso to the sister Inngiinges of Ireland acres, within the Crater Na’.on il Fo--
cogrition.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
est, Oregon, will be subject to -ettl -
llie all. ve entitled Court and matter
Rul di.itJ k'litt i’-iitcirt.
Ins firn,I account of ins administration and the Isle of Man hut these have m--nt aril entry und-r the proii.aions
other names more commonly applied of the hom.-steal laws of the Un:t>i
of
the
said
estate
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_
and
tnai
Monday,
Notice
Application for Liquor License
Wasnington, July31.—Strong intima
the 1st day ot 8. ptembir, A. . D. 1943, to them Irish and ' Manx and the Slates and the act of June 11. 19:'..
At
reasonable
prices. We intend adding
tion came from the While House lute al the i.our ol 10 o clock A. M. of said term tiaellv Is usually reserved for ('ll Srat , 211), at the Uni’ed State-
Spanking wifi not cure children of
today that nothing In the recent con day, at the court room of the above that spoken In Scotland The three land office at Roseburg, Oregon, on wetting the bed, because it is not a other blanks as fast as possible until
the line is complete. Blanks of special
fluence with Amous.-iador Henry Lane einitii-d Cour', at the court house in Inngn.-iges were originally one and Se| t - nbar 24, 1913. A v settb.r who
was aetu Ilv and ft good f i thc ai 1 ig I abit but a dangerous disease. The form printed to order at short notice
Wils'in l ad changed the jin/meni ot l.icasi i v lie, Jackson Coi.n y, bt le ol now stand -n much the same relation any of said lands for a-'i icultural p i -
Oregui , hug been i u.y appom.e i a. d
President Wilaun as to the Course hi- lixeu by orilei o. tue judge ot the to each other that broad Scotch does pose i prior to January 1, 19.H5, ai d b s C. II. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, JACKSONVILLE POST.
not abandoned same, h is a prefeie ce ( hicago, Ii!., have discovered a
ought to pursue with respect to Mexico. uiiove entitled Co .rt as the timj ant to king's English
right to make a homestead entry for
It bci-nnie known tha the Preident was place for lie iriiig ol obj ctmua to suia
the lands actually occupied. Sain la id- strictly harmless remedy for this Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble.
M splaced Sympathy.
aecouii and report unu mr the seti.e
formulating a policy entirely fri.-ndly rne-nt
V, hen you have trouble with vour stom
make
thereof ana of said estate.
"You don't mean to say that Dugeou wtre lifted upon the applicatioi s <f distrssing disease and to
in character towaid Mexico, and that
the persons mentioned below, who
ach or chronic constipation, don’t imagine
All pers >ns interested in said estate Is dead?"
known
its
merits
they
will
aend
a
50c.
have a preference right subject to ti e
■ ii: I ver.r c:.se is beyond help just because
it aid not contemplate recognition of are* hereby notified tha'. ail objections
"Yes, sir; and I married his widow.” prior
right of any such settler, pro
. v.tr -
. f:.iu to give you relief. Mrs.
to said final account or any iteai there
Huerta under any circumstances,
“Dear me! You don't say! Poor tel- vided such settler or applicant >s i.usl^ package securely wrapped and pre G. >t,n: .Plainfield, N. J., writes, “For
of must be filed or made on or before low!”
paid
Absolutely
Free
to
any
reader
fied to make homestead entrv and the
■ ;
•> p-'il I have li-eu troubled with
i he date unit time appointed for such
“Don't he at all sorry for him. olii preference right is exercised prior to of The Jacksonville Tost. This re
y :: ma ii. Evil .thin;; I ate upset it ter-
hearing as set forth herein above.
raient
man
He
has
the
laugh
on
me
September
24,
1913,
on
which
date
the
■1-.
One
of Cl.-imbei l-.bi’s advertising
all
Date of the first pu »lie. t »n hereof
right.’’-Life
lands will be subject to settlement an I medy also cures frequent desire to
• ne to :n-. Alter reading a few
is August 2i.il, A D. 1913.
entry by any qualified person
The urinate and inability to control urine
• t. ■cuo<. f-,.> pimple wlio had been
Ct’oRGE W. M ar irietkr .
lands are as follows: The N.E. '4 of
■ 11
' i .
* in’s Ta: lets, I decided to
A..n i us r ,,or.
A Little Mixed.
Mrs. <’ Or. j . ,:l | n l.lt-,
s ini
during
the
night
or day in old or
S E.the E. 1 of N W. , of S.E '.
•ivy t d.e.i near'y three fourths
II 1. 11 ANk,
Sportsman I wonder what's become the E.1 . of N W.'i of N VV ’ ot young,
to Asbl.iuil. W.dn ,!>.,.
-
I.'
nd can now eatalmoKt
Hx.siu g « . ..cKsonvil e. Or fun, of Mike? I told him to meet me here
The C. II. Rowan Drug Co.
S.E.i,, the N E Q of S.W.1, of N W.
at i .,:int.” For sale by all
..u.ney tor the E.-ta e.
<’. W. Ciaig has opi n. d a . l.uK ,i..p
is
an
Oh!
Heli;
l
ie
House,
write
to
Driver Ach. 'ti* no use tollin' hint '4 of S.E U. the N.' . of N.E \ . f
in the Rub its building.
anything! Shore, sorr. nt lust goes S. W. Q of S E.11, the N. *2 of is. E '4 them today for the free medicine,
Mrs. A. T. McMahon spent Wednes Statement of the Ownership, In at wan ear and out at the other, of S.E Q, Sec. 24, T. 34 S., R ., E .
Cure the afflicted members of your
Dysentery is a.wsys aericns ami often a
like wnther off a duck's back!— Ixm the S. ■ . of N W. i-4 of S W.'(. th,
day with It tends at Medford.
Management, Circulation, Etc., don
dangerous Ji»ea.-<e, but it can lie cured.
N.' . of S.W.', of S.W.',, Sec. 19. family, then tali your neighbors and
Tit Bits
I Ln.imlierlain's Colic, ( bolerasnd Diarrhoea
Joseph Smith is impioving his house of Jacksonville i’ost, published weekly ,
T. 34 S., R. 4 E., W. M., application
Remedy has cured it even when malignant
al Jacksonville, On-gon, require I by
of Oliver M. G -ss. of Butte Falls, friends about this remedy.
with a now coat of paint.
end — •4 lie. For sale by all dealers.
Sami Thing.
act of August 24. 1912.
Oregon; L-st t> 962. Approved Ju y
The first plums of the Talent market
E.itor D
lisgshaw, Jackson
Wife (bltterlvi flow cau you talk 14. 1913. C. M. B ruce , Assistant C n -
this year came from the Ruas orchard ville, Oregon.
that way! Yon know that I never missionor of the General L.md Otfic .
Managing K. it >c D. W. Ihigjiaw, pester yon for money Hut»—No. but
and are beauties.
-- A **
Jacksonville, Oregon.
the people you buy tilings from da—
Charles Brown who has been laid up
Bu-imss Manag.-r D. W. Bagshaw, Boston Transcript.
Try that delicious lee Cream
t
with an attack of la grippe is improving. Jacksonville, Oregen.
Chapman’s.
Publisher D. W. B igshaw. Jack-.
The plant of the Bagley Canning tionville, Oregon.
Conservation,
c< mp my is be’ig pr. p nil to ha n le
Mrs. Knicker
Knl<-k»-r I thought von prom
Owner- D. W.
Cannes of Stomai-b lt.»-ib<ts.
vtlie. Orig in.
Isixl to stay <m the water wajnm while
II,X peach Cl up.
Sedentary habits. lack of out-door ex, re e.
Kuo* 1 Bvimholde s, M.irtgngoi , 1 was away? Knicker I did. but the ,n.-.;t.n i,r.t nuwtieuticm of f d, cou»li| :t. i
a .is. W. E Williams of Ashiani! a< d UIK1 Other s
irity holders Note.
plants osisi It all up New York Sun
» t >rpi J liver, worry and a -.xielr , •• i
Mil vs K ise anil hkina Si I,a uf Red
1’ W I IGSH .W t'uolis »-r.
-rUking of food and drink net subid t
Sworn
tv
and
subscribed
before
me
B.uff have oxen visiting at the Purvis
The mole would live beneath the your ace and occupation. Correct you:
this
21st
day
of
July,
1913.
ollie this week.
ground, and nature closed bls eyes — habits ami lake Chsmborfaia’s Tállete srd
H. K. H anna ,
you wifi noon be well again. For sale by
Orehardists report a bad dropping of
Notary Public for Oregon | Henry Drummond.
all dealers.—Advertisemen'
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LEGAL BLANKS
<1
R
BETTER THAN
SPANKING
POST ADS.
bring
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Best Results