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^JACKSONVILLE POST Officio. Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly~newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jaeksci County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. ___________ Entered a. second-class matter June 22, 1907. at the post office at Jacksonville,. Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY. SERI EMBER fi. ID ¡3 SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished or Farmer Jinks. "Is the homeliest man I ever set eye» oil. He's long limbed, led beaded, freckled, bleur eyed, snaggle toothed, und when be smiles one would suppose tie had In the matter of the estate of Jaeot Inventory and deceased. F. Ritter, i In the matter of the estate of H. H. Tax Payers By MARTHA V. MONROE knotty jointed, ng executor and executrix. Item* of Interest to Jackson C°un«y i appraisment filed. Ï he Breezes Whisper “Autumn, Autumn "Tlmt uew hnud I hired today." said application. COURT HOUSE NEWS HE WAS SQUARE Triplett, deceased. Order continuing hearing on application to sell real ' estate. Order to administrator ft r R. 1 payment of a dividend of forty per tbe stomach ache.” The farmer spoke these words early In July, when the wheat was being cut, One day in August, when the The man who !oc-ks ahead gets ahead. Now is the time and here is the place to find everything to meet your requirements at ex ceptionally low prices. Below we enumerate a few lines we qirry Blankets Hats and Caps Bed Spreads Hosiery Curtains Handkerchiefs Comforts Linings Clocks Lace Clothing Nottions Crockery & Gias, isware Outing and Flannels Domestics Pants Draperies Percales Embroideries Pillows Gloves Prints Grain and Feed Ribbons Groceries Rubber Goods Black Cat Hosiery Florsheim Nap-A-Tan Shoes Alligator Slickers-Guaranteed not to leak Stationary Sheets and cases Silks Table Linen Towels Trunks & Suit Cases > Umbrellas Underwear Velvets Wool Dress Goods Wash Fabrics White TT» Goods A. B • .» corn was ready to be gathered, New ton Simmonds stepped up to his em ployer und said: . Hiram G. Stengel and Pansy "Mr. Simmonds, would y' mind my Stev ins. • keeplif company with your darter, ex cent of claims. Albert Vine Whitney and Jenrie pectin' to marry her?" In the matter of the estate of John “What do you mean, you,red beaded Houghton. E. Hart, deceased. Order setting aside galoot?" John J. Buchtor and Gleun H. Bodge. perg()nai property for use of the wiiuw. "Just what I say. Eunice Is the pur- Frank Bailey and Stella T. Raymond. I In the matter of thj estate of C. C. tlest gal I ever seen, and I'm dead John C. Greaves and Irene Regar. gone on her. But I wouldn't say any Baker, deceased. 'Inventory ano thing to her about it without glttln Lewis H. Wyand and Agnes M, appraisement file 1. your permit. There ain't nothin’ un In the matter of the estate of A. J. Settles. derhanded about me." Randall, decease!. Order appointii g CIRCUIT COURT. "See here. Newt.” said the farmer, administrator an I fixing b ind in si m struck with the man's sense of honor, Donna Graffia vs Robert S. Town", i "my daughter Is spoken for. She's et al. Order overruling demurrer to j j of eight thousand dollars. gobi' to marry (Iashrouk's son; you’re In the matter of the estate of C. complaint. rel Mamie ' Carpenter, deceased. V)r.ler admitting not In the race at all. Now Just put it The State of Oregon, ex out of your head." 1 will to probate and appointing admin E. Riddle vs Claud A. Riddle, Order “I won’t put It outen my head be that defendant pay to clerk of court istrator with the annex :d, and appoint cause I can't, but I won't say nothin' within ten day $50.00 and the further ing appraisers of the estate. to Eunice, either, seein* you don't want sums of $30.07 per month each month me too When a man brings up a Notice of Sheriff 's Sale. thereafter until further order of the darter, the apple of his eye. Its darn i mean for a feller tie don't want to ■ By virtue of an execution duly issued -court. by the Clerk of the Circuit Court ot have her to go steal her away from E Imona M. Anderson vs Robert S. the County of Jackson, State of Ore him." Towne et al. Order overruling the gon, dated the 22 day of August A. D. "You're dead right. Newt, I’m very 1913, in a certain suit in the Circuit demurrer of defendant. much pleased to hear you talk like Court for said County and Stati, Anna Wolter vs Emil Wolter. Order that." wherein Emma T. Whitney, A. P This dialogue occurred In the barn, for the payment of suit money. Whituey, F. C. Foley. H. A. Vogel ant and the subject of ft. Eunice Jenks, J. T. Bradshaw vs Trail Lumber Co. C. L. Foley, as ulaintiffs, recoverei judgment against W. A. Th< mpsor was In the chicken bouse gathering Order overruling dimurrer to com end S. H. Purcell, as defendants, foi eggs at the time, so she heard every plaint. the sum of $1*1,250.01), with interest ot word of It. She was engaged to mar- The State of Oregon ex rel Emma the sum of $17,000.00 from the 15tl ry young Tom Hasbrouk and sutistled day of December, 1911, to the 4th day L.erch vs Henry Lerch. Order adjudg to do so. for he would one day own of April, 1912, at 6 per cent per annum, ing defendant to be in contempt of and also interest at 6 per cent pe: tile Hasbrouk farm, and her parents Henri Rochefort and Eleranger, desired the match. •court and directing the payment to the ! annum on the sum of $16,250.00 fron BUSI NE' S CARDS One Hnds an Interesting link with ILK. HANNA the 4tli day of April, A. 1). 1912, uni.i Farmer Jenks said nothing to his clerk of court the sum of $20.00 on or i the pu.»t in tile fact that Henri Roche paid, and costs and disbursement: daughter as to the new application for before August 30, and the payment i fort beg in Ills literary career ns n poet taxed at $28.60 on the 18th day of July, tier hand One day soon after it was thereafter the sum of $20. every two | A. D. 1913. and in flint* clinriietei' presented a Gl S NEWBURY made he saw Eunice walk down to lawyer poem, together with a letter of intro Notice is hereby given that 1 will on weeks until the amounts in default by I where Simmonds was nt work. She I the 29 day of September A. I). 1913, al dUi'tion. to no less n literary muster the order of July 25, be fully paid. Attorr ey-at-Law chatted with the farm hand for a few [ the front door of the Court House ii than Bernnger. whose reply, carefully Enos Conger vs town of Jacksonville, i I Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, minutes, tlien went on her way to the Will Practise in A l Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building prescind by the distinguished Journal village Iler father thought nothing I at 10 o’clock m the forenoon of sail et al. Order of default. ist, is interesting MEDFORD, OREGON. at public Helen O. D.liun vs Almira Wilson et! I day, sell CFideV ’ioF'e auction to the high of this and soon forgot nil about It. “Can it lie true." Bernnger wrote, LMJ— .'................... following de- JACKSONVILLE, .OREGON The next day while Simmonds was •I. •' ...................................................... "that you are only sixteen? If 1 bail i-iler confirming sale of leal prop- ' -cribeii real pn perty situated m il beii i cutting tiny lie saw Hasbrouk walking I in theCoanty of Jacks > 1. S'ateof Ore written verses so well turned nt that Dit. T. T. SHAY erty. rapidly toward Simmonds, who was I g< r^and dtscril ed ssfi Hows, to-w>i: age I should indeed have believed that H. M. McFarland vs J. T. Perry et driving a reaper. Simmonds stopped DertiQt. ••egin-iing at the S lutheust corne a great destiny was In store for me t by local applications, as they cannot his team and Hasbrouk stood by him al. Order of default, pucree to.x- of the N. C Dean D I) L. C. No 48 it But then you college ege gentlemen are Office in Ryan Building, California St. reach the diseased portion of the ear. talking angrily, though Jenks could not i township i ” South " ' " 37 R -ige 2 W st of There is only one way t(F cure de afness, closing mortage. brought up. us ns it It were, in forcing Upstairs^ > e Willfi mette n '................. and that is by constitutional remedies. hear wli.-it -Was said. Presently Sim Morii in, and rminirq house: whereas when 1 was sixteen 1 Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi S B. Simmons as udmini-itiator of I thence North 27 25 ch dns to the North monds Jiimi i d down from Ills seat and JACKSONVILLE OREGON tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta hardly knew how to .spell, Remember, the estate of John M. Simmons, de west corner of the J -hn K -nnedy I). L. chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed alined n blow at Hasbrouk Then fol then, all tile devices employed for the you have a rumbling sound or imperfect ceased vs Rose Reading el al. Order | C. No. 47; lhenc>* West 13.21 chairs. lowed a rough and tumble tight in hearing, and when it is entirely closed. development of your faculties and do I Dince South 27 .5 chains to the Soull r fol' publication of sumnioiis. which Simmonds downed Hasbrouk Deafness is the result, and unless the in line of the said N C. Dean D. L. C.; not be too uplifted by vanity at the flammation can be taken out and thia Attorney at Law I'resently he let his Old Mid Ditch & Irrigating Co. Vr | then e Ea<t on s id South line 13.21 i and sat on 'him tube restored to its normal condition, praises of an old rimer, dazzled by yout enemy up mid Hitsbi'oiik hearing will be destroyed forever: nina walked away. Bnibura Estill. Order overruliig ob- ci ai-is to -1 e plae of beginning, CUI - NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, compliments." "That must lie about Emilie." said | taining 36 aer.s >f land, more i r le,»; which is nothing but an inflamed condi juctions and directing the intry i.f de- And the letter con hides with a com iIso a certa n on acre tract jf lan the farmer. "I wonder how Turn got tion of the mucous-surfaces. OHL,- Hour,: j mendiitfiiii to the young aspirant to re erte. AV« will give On« Hr nd red Ikillars for any case of ■ xctpted and dei rib-d in tha cerini.. on to the fact that Newt wants her?" De fncss (causivl by catarrh > that cannot be cured by turn to his studies and nit to clial I .lee I dated I)-c mber 15, 1911 where. i Hall ’a Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, froe. Della Darling vs Terry Darling. l-'roni a window Eunice had watc hed Bank of Jacksonville Building. len-ri* sc. Inns ci i.i fsin by premature i I'.mniu T. Whitney an I A P. Wbitne F. J. CHENBT. & CO, Toledo, Ohl» the tight and si»*n her lover worsted 1 O.ier for publication of summing. Sold by Druggists, 75c. pub! leal bm Wesnilnster Gazette : are grantors and Jamis N. .larve i. JACKSONVILLE. ■ -OREGON Siu- laid been iln> i-niise of tbe trouble. I Take Hall ’ s Family Pill« for constipation. Gus Newbury as administrator vs W ¡grantee, said d-ed being of recom i i but Illis ill I n.it prevent her from go V> . Gregory et al. Older overruling Volume 93, of Dee is at p ige 313 then To S?e Through Paper. , of, .1 uca S oii County Deel R m.irds, ti I ing out later to Simmonds and asking oi juctions to cost bill. A very rein.-irknlile experiment will h which reten lie is hereby ma It for . I Iiini wluit ivns the matter between him any one c n repent with very little W. Tumbough vs Luke Ryan. Di- . i ore detailed de wripi-o.i of suit one and Hasbrouk trouble lias been •men• tiled by a Cor ! ere tract. We have on hand for sale The following "lie riled nn* with tits talk." Sim cree fur plaintiff. man. T. ke n piece of paper of sin li. i Taken and lev-oil upon as tie proper monds replied M. B. Whipple vs A. V. Oden. ty of the said W. A. Thumps m and S. blanks viz: till- kness flint ttjjien It I» laid upon n "Talk I i I hiiii what?" i IL Piirci-il, or so much thereof as may Order of default. Decree. piece of printed matter the i-biinicters Lease, ine» OP f o fee . Simmonds hesitated for a moment, ■ a i TRAI«--« " '"I’l-y ' be necessm v to satisfy said judgment i uj yi:ul : fregia lust slimv tlifinyli. hut cannot lie read F. M. Amy vs Cora E. Carder et al. Mortgages, then said. "Iteekon, Miss Jenks, you'll i or Pi.o'd. f“r ' ’> fan r of Emma T. l^Aitney. A I' F <*F. ,.E;-URT c y. r ii utpract- s ( ‘ lining it ei er ii ptiiited sheet. Impart Order of default. Decree fur pluintltl Whitney, I', t , Foie , n. A. V ige anil Rill of Sale, have to ask Hasbrouk about that." il .• p. "!Uà ' e!y. C «rixccs. r to It ii i-lren'ar motion, to mid fro. and Se I 2 < • ' 4 i I',valu°h1e bnc’i £.■ Eunice didn't press the mutter, be i'. L. Foley, p.aintiffs, against said W. in the i urn of $1000. Agreements. fl (' I 1 M -'.V H..-: ir l j < I F. -LL PA to yenr surprise you will rtml that now X ’»I. J < ( A. Thompson and S. A Purcell. 1 : I • get a emisj; she knew all about tbe cause of I Warranty Deeds, M )> ..C.4 C.4 1. L. .* i: 1 <*..,« y x.. oai»te inlu NEW CASES. you can tend I lie print below the p i - defendant», with interest thereon, the trouble already. Qmt Claim Deeds, per It Is rallier tilth ult to explain tills ë G. W. Stevens vs J. G. Mil) ham. ogether with all costs and disburse- I "Dad." she said one day not long ( hattel Mortgage, The explanation of Aeiion to recover money. Complaint men’s that have or mav accrue. after this episode, "it s all up between p illinr e:Tis-t Ï P -TEI.T I : Dated at Jacxsonv lit, Vig 2 >, 1913. Acknov ledgements, ferial Is tli-il the paper Ims thin p!.-i<-es Tom mid me" ti'itl. Affidavit x mi uiiuertuki g fur - °C3 S i ■ v. icmrton, P.r y W. H. SiNia.’-ut, Real Estate ontract, "XYh.'it!" exclaimed tbe astonished In It. mid Io r plitly moving It over the ''ÎîEiür"" ■■ X attachment i Sb. r if <>f -I icks nr ( ouni Oregon. print every pert of the printed mattei Location Notice—Placer, parent. t. B. Simmons as administrator, vs By E. W. Wlt.sos. Deputy. Is e.xpoai! in turn underneath one or Location Notice Quartz, "I reckon I don't want him " Rose Ki ailing et al. Suit to compel "I'm mighty sorry about that." said tin- otliel of the thin places In the pn Satisfaction of Mortgage, the delivery of deed. ( < n.plaint tiled. per. »id tin s the entile print can tie Notice of Sheriff a Sa’e the farmer. disap|s>lnted "I kind o' I • R ■»! .'Jititj k'ilts iiitri-it, Atilda vil fur pumu aliun ot summons. read Hov ever that may lie. the ex By virtue of an execution and order of sale is- thought y ou was provided for in case Notice Application fo^Liquor Licen m periment is I itere ting mid vejar sfm Oella Darling vs Terry Darling, Nu»i out < f the Circ fir Coart of th • State of Ore anything should happen to me What’s At reasonable prices. Weintend adding pie. requiring for It.» performance only gon for the C iur.ty of Jackson, upon a decree the matter?" Spanking will not euro children of Suit for divoice. Complaint filed. rendered and dockrte I in said Court on the 29th other blanks as fast as possible until "Oh. notliln': we Just don't happen to the simplest means liimglnable. — New Affidavit and older for publication of day of Au rust. 1913. in a suit wherein F. M Am« wetting the t ed. because it is not a Yolk I ’ ress the line is complete. Blanks of special work in luirness together." ia plaintitF a id Cora E. Card r and E. AV. Carder, summons. ------------- Z________ habit b it a dangerous disease. The farm/r. knowing that he could form printed to order at short notice The husband and wife, are defendants, in favor »f helping tier Mamma. Elsie M. Merrifield vs M. S. Merifielt'. «he plaintIT and avalnat the Mid defendant Co« » j not force bls daughter Into a tnnteli C. Rowan Drug Co., D?pt. 1475, The Yoiin.rs liu.l dropped In unox I hilt diil not please her. said no more. E. Cartier, for the sum of Ono Th »us n 1 (SKA O' Suit fur divorce. Complaint tiled. Cl i.'.ig >, HI., have discovered a Dol’a-a wi h interest there »n front th« ’28»h day 1 lie must wait for some other suitor for | pec lull.' upon the Balle.Va lust as dill Mother. Jackson County Building & Loan of Mav, 191*’, at the ra’cof 10 per cent per an- 1 Ills daughter's hand strictly h .rmless rem .-ly for this S 11 ... . . Wliu that suitor | nor was abol t to lie served l u.- of Stoin<u li Trouble. | who was somewhat disturbed, eal'el '■.j-,’11 Association Vs I,. W. Baron et id. ni in. Ie«a the sum of WR.fX) heretofore p.-Jd. and would he he did not know, Eunice - -i h•••.• trouble wi,li your atom distrssing disease and to make went quite often to tlie store and Im Helen ns'de and explained th'f there Suit to have deed declared a mortgage the further «urn of ilf.G0 coat», and accruing !t or ic i „iya'i n, don't imagine < o> t of ale. Which execution xxasdirectedand < e known its merits they will »end a 50c. rather su qieeted that one of the world not he oysters enough t> go • evor. I help just became -i f ■nd for foreclosure of tarn:. Com livvrexi to me ns sheriff of the above named State • - c liif. Mrs. clerks there had esciteli lier sympa- round and added: "Now. you mid I package securely wrapped and pre plaint filed, mmmons. and County. I have k vie 1 upon an 1 am directed wi.l just h ive some of the broth And i ...o ;.i, i\ ., writes, “For thies. to sell by virtue of such executio and decre of paid Absolutely Free to any reader I bar- been troubled with Mildred Raybould vs Robert Ilay- < >ne chi y Newt stepped up to him I pie sc do not ninke any fuss about It at the Court the tvllo vimr deseribthl property to. .1 n. I- r< i" ''ii- • ! - fe up--. * it ter- i table " of The Jacksonville Rost. This re boul.T. Suit for divorce. Complaint wit: and said: • -c .rf < I mla.l u's a<i .erlibir.j Little Helen |>n>iii'«nl to bo good and f’on ■ -mancina nt a p. In* í>7 feet West »n.t fc "I lio|u* y-' won't blame me. Mr. Sim filed. Affidavit for publication ' medy also -urcs ir?<>x-nt desire to l - Apr: ending a few ni nothing Bat when the oysters I«« . uiondw " M nrth»a»t err -er o' RI» -It Two mor. l -o- a l,o I, ..1 been inimite and inability to control urine I vero scried Helen discovered a small (2) ut a - » . ¿V ‘heTown (nowt *ty) of "Blame you for wliat?" ! ' lets, I dec iiled to 1 >lie that hid been acet.lentillly ladled Almira Wilaon v» George \. Wil» r. -•». jiut during the night or day in old or !'• m t it »eeociied plut th* •••'«■f "Why. Eunice told me to come to i 'y three-fonrt! s Mm :‘l’. u.vuth feet, thence E. t you to ask you for her l|> with hei broth She could not re et id. Suit in equity, ( on | ,«> i. .. • . • nn now eatalmoi t young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. -nt, thtiiee Niirlhíll fret, thence West UH member any Instructions that covered ■ t.” For 'ale by all Atliduvit for puuiicHliim of summon». "Eunice told you to ask me for her! feet to the place of beginning. is an O'd Reliable House, write to tills contingency, so. after st Uilvtm> the What d v' moan?" Now th. ere fore* bv virtue of aaM ex »oution and B. F. Piatt vs C. H. Redfield, et al. situation awhile, she held the oyster them today for the free medicine. "That'» w Im. »he said for me to do deríve, and inco npiianee with the commun ia of Suit in equity. Complaint tiled. up ns high ns she could on her apooii • Dysentery ir«iWuys senew -nd often a I told her von wouldn't like it. 1 sait! w rit. I will on Cure the afflicted members of your mid piped out: fuigeroiis lisensp, but :t can be cured. hop«* you won t •ilmn«» me." SEPTEMBER »th. 1913. PROBATE COURT family, then tell your neighbors and <’li.tpilicrlain’rt Colic, < hdlera and Diarrhoea “Mamma. mamma. shouldn't Mrs at the hour of 9.Mu A. M nt the front dcorof th* I he farcer c-keil nt his employee !*< i.cdy bus cured it even when malignant Toting have this oyster too7" — New friends about tins remedy. In the matter of the estate of Ernest Court House in Jack-onviil', Jackaon County. some time ' “ bi t" • ’ ”.ic. Eor sale by all dealers. York Globe. Oregon, sell at publie auction, subiect torvdrmp- f.e said E. Hart, deceased. Order directing tion. to the highest bidder, for cash In hand, all j " Xo X e 'ou t hinim* i mi You're that administrator be not requirid to of the right, title md ir.tvreet of the said def. n- Those Thoughtless Remarks. the »oui r It there'» nny btnme insure certain pruputy belonging to dant in and to lie retd • mperty above d«.Meribed Jinks Tin blg-rest fool trick I ever In t lie ii ;t l*el<>m¡s to Eunice I'll to sa’isfy the judgment contain») in said dr the estate. did was mice when I was III and see ll.-r II rimi out whnt It means eier, together with ail <oa(a that have or ma> thought 1 was going to die I sent for *- tlqit she I don't f Ir. «he matter <f ti e vi.. h ’ hi >l i| hull treat nil nil' my creditor* and paid them In full thia 301 h t’.ay t»r like you nny way but of Bi mice Sample. W liter S.irrp'e a Bloks And then you recovered. I »up- Mi I »I Ha ' I Irene Sample I.;. t>i n-c .,>• blanked pose 7 V H T’ ir t.irih •r ••••nfoiTrtJ with h Is dough Oieer contirmiig fai< of ...lam i< I idiot' th tor xv'ih t! i ’•« tit that he gave hl. property. tvfif -ft»' ••or to m-irrv the ho mol r Opporti nity. furi a hand In h, mallei of the Di li s 1!. Miils, "I d rnther you'd nmrry Hewitt Opportunity km-cks deceased. bull and final account of Piano tuning A first ciass lunare in t In Uglh—t I' •!• oil earth." he said tn every man's door Jewett lier ■'tinnì me that wasn't squar-, and executor and executrix tiled. Order be bad by phoning the Art Store, Med-. ought to have enough ee.iae Newt Is »qti.tr ' approving final account and discharg , ford. Rhone 907. —C. M. Richard*. j I the bell. J udgw MARRIAGE LICENSES Exceptional Lines Red Ribbon Flour—Extensively Advertised Let us Fave your orders and you will agree that “The World is Growing Better.” The People’s Store Deafness Cannot Be Cured 1). AV. BAGSHAAV LEGAL BLANKS I: BETTER THAN SPANKING JACKSONVILLE POST.
