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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 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 Congress of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY,', SERTE MUER 13, 1913 SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on application. THE BOND ELECTION BY THE GREEN MONSTER Janeway's business called him often iway from home One afternoon he returned from one of these trips glad to get back and. opening the door with his latchkey, went upstairs. In the upper ball he found himself face to face with a man be bad never seen. He was well dressed, and Janeway, in stead of taking him for a burglar and supposing there might be some mis take about his being there, awaited an explanation. “I admit,” said the man, “that thl* looks bad for your wife, but any man Notice of Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an execution duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of Jackson, State of Ore Itemi of Interest to Jackson Coun’y gon. dated the 22 day of August A. I). 1913, in a certain suit in the Circuit Court for said County and State, Tax Payar* wherein Emma T> Whitney, A. P. MARRIAGE LICENSES Whitney, F. C. Foley. H. A. Vogel and C. L. Foley, ns ulnintiffs, recovered Charles J. Hecker and Ethel Holbert. judgment against W. A. Thompson Gurndion Tyler and Winnifred Long. end S. H. Purcell, as defendants, for the sum of $16,250.00, with interest on CIRCUIT COURT the sum of $17,000.00 from the 15th C. W, Wolters vs Lydia Hanscom day of December, 1911, to the 4th day Spanos, et al. Omer confirming sale of April, 1912, at 6 per cent per annum, and also interest at 6 per cent per of teal property sold under execution. annum on the sum of $16,250.00 from F. C. Reimer, et al vs W. A. Jones, the 4th day of April, A. D. 191$, until paid, and costs and disbursements et al. Order denying motion. taxed at $28.60 on the 18th day of July, Almira Wilson vs George A. Wilson, A. D. 1913. Notice is hereby given that I will on et al. Order for publication of sum the 29 day of September A. D. 1913, at mons. the front door of the Court House in Marsden Bishop vs Katherine Bishop. Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, I at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said Order of default. Enos Conger vs Town of Jacksonville, day, sell at public auction to the high est hi-'der for cash the following de et al. Decree for plaintiff. scrib, d real property situated ard being A. L. Vrornan vs Delia C. Clement. incheC unty *f Jackson, State of Ore- Default order. Judgment for plaintiff. iii r, ano described as follows, to-wit:- Oeg n ing at the Southeast corner NEW CASES. of the N. C. Dean D. L. C. No. 48 in Dant & Russell vs '1 rail Lumber Co. Townsh p 37 South Range 2 West of the Wi lamette Meridian, and running Action to recover n oney. (.'cmplmiit thenceNi rth27.25 chains to the North filed. Affidavit null undu taking fol west con er of the John Kennedy I). L. No. 4 ; thence West 13.21 chains, attachment. Sun.tnoi.s, cert tin ate o! thence S uth 27.25 chains to The South attachment filed. line of tl e said N. C. Dean I). L. C.; Ellen E. Wells vs William L. Wells. thence Fast on said South line 13.21 chains to the place of beginning, con- Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. tainiig 3< acres of land, more or less; D. it. Pulaski vs Emma J. Pulaski. also i. ce tain one acre tract of land exc«| t< <1 and described in that certain Suit for divorce. Com; laint filed. de ■ I da-id December 15,*1911, wherein PROBATE CC'UKl Emma T Whitney and A. P. Whitney In the matter of the estate of J< hn are yianti rs and James N. .'arvie is grantee, aid deed u.mg of i«cord in Margrciter, dec> used, final account Volume 93, ot I) ds at page 313 there filed. Order approving same and dis of, Jackson County Deed R 'cords, to w hich reference i* hereby mad« for a charging administrator and surety. more detailed descript-on of said ore In the matter of the estate of Lydia acre tract. A. Townaend, deceased. O'der ap Taken and levied upon as the proper pointing appraisers. Invinturv and tv of the said W. A. Thompson and S. H. Purcell, or so much thereof as ma» appraisement filed. be necessary to satisfy said judg'nete in the matter of the estate of A. J. 1 m favor of Emma T. Whitney, A. 1’ Kandell, ileceused. Order appointing ! Whitney, F. C, Folev, H. A. V igel an «'. I.. Foley, plaintiffs, agniiwt mid W appraisers. A Thompson and S. A. Purcell In the matter of the estate of Wi dt fondant', with interest there«»- liam Powell, deceased. Ord r npp -lint-; together with all coat* an.! disburse ing adniinistiHtoi and lixii g I is bond, ments that have or may accrue. Dated al Jacksonville, Au r 25, 19 3. in sum of $1060. W. IL S ingle », Sheriff of JaC'sSon County,Oregon in the mutter of the* estate of Purk- By E. W. W ilson , Deputy er-Eield, u purtnersiiip. f inal account filvU. Outer appioving tin..! account. Notice of sheriff h Sa’e Notice of Final Settkment IN FHE COUN rtf COURT OF TtlE STATE OF OREGON. |M AND FOR THE COUN l’Y OF JACKSON In th V.attei of the Eattfte of W Ilium Curtis Kit o, a das«axed p* r. on. F tblle N* tire i< Hereby Given, that I. Joseph Kit’o. th« (’uly qu-.Idled a 1inini.itiat.>r < f the eati to of Wil i.im Cuiiis Kitto, deceaacd, has ren tor«d. pia^ented and flkd for »:ettl»,n.« nt in th.» above anti 1« . C.»ui t an I m ittei h count of hi* a Iministr-ition of the mm » and htt »1 >n lw. th*l3th I«- > 19.U at th hour nr • <>. A. I . f > at th« Cuui t t: h . «. »>*« «■< .1 , the <!( ui t m In 1 it . J tk , St Us of Ort, uii, h. la-vn . u'v i , p«,it, fl e*l i j» outer ol the Judve of the aluve Court mb the tin.«aud p are iur bearing tkun . io iMtal acroUllt Uli,I I vp«i. ( Hlid for tie me nt thereof ami of m M eatatv. AH lemons interest»• I in sail estat« are here by nutilied that all objecti«»na to saki I nal ac count vr any item thereof must l*e tiled or n ad« «.n or Lafora the data and time «pilin'ed for such hra inv as aet forth herein a’ ove. lK.lv af «ha nr t publication hereof Is }’e. tvm- Ur lJih. A. U. 191 JOSRPII KIT1X). H. K. HANNA. Adminh.rator ) • i inn at Jackaonville. Ore«n. aiton ey fol- th» »t it . T ■ n< * Metili I • • . tii V "lu. ’y liUl« girl .i I dy ?nl*rv - -v t I tr .-lit ahu would iltu. CI iuoi I h * s’ ’* (Jolie, et« . mm I Ih*rru«*n ih'Riedy .tired her, and I e«n truthfully ui that I 'n ink it ia the best medicine __ in th« JHM __ . write, Mr*. world," William Orvia, (Tiara, Mich, For aale by j all dealer*.—AdvartiaeiueuL By virtu of tn xei’uti^ i and or ler »»f sa’e is sue I < 'it of the Ui "uit Court of ih • Halt of Ore- iron for the County of Jackson, upon a de rec rendered and do. k. te i in sa d Court o » th • 29th d *y of Aiuiht. 1913. in a ; u»t «’her in F. M. Am Is plaintiff nnd Cora E. Car L»r an < E. W. Carder, husband and Wife, are defendants, in favor o' H e plaintiff ai.d ag »ins! the said defendant. Cura E. Can! er. for the sum of One Thmav’d (ilOM)) Del ais w th interest therein from the 28th dav of Ma\. 19'‘.', at the rate of 10 per cent per an- num, less the sum of $2S.0O hereto* fore pa’d. an he fuithei sum of f!2. x) Yost . and ace ruin; ••• at cf bale. Which execution u direct»*’ and <’e o . » - - • «h«| |IT of Ao above name I State rnu c •• I h > I upon an I am directed o r|’ ’ > • -e h . xieutio t and decree <»f h- t ou th-» fw. ' da-^'iibed property to Ci mm«»nc!nir rt a point 207 ft-el We t aiul C(» fwt S »uth of the Not theaat cur v»r of B'ock Two (2> ot Harr’a AtLiilion to the Town (now City) of Medlurd. aceurxiin* 1» t'ie recorded pint thereof and runnin* thence South 50 feet, thance East KM f»tt. thence North 50 fevt. thence West fret to the place of Itetrinninir. Now therefore!by vir ueof said execution and deciee and tn»»»npliance with the com man is of aaid writ. I will on SEPTEMBER -'»th 1913. at the hoar of 9 X" A M . nt th« front d» or<>f the Court Houae in Jack sonviile. Jack.Mon County, Urcauii. m U al-publie auction, aubiect toreduiup- tit n. to the highest bidder, for caeh In hand, all of the right. t»tl? and intereat of tlie said defen dant tn a d to the real prupetty aK-vv dea* rdv ! to M'tafy the judgment cunt a ned in raid «'• - cree. together with a 1 voata tha7 have or nt y arerva. bated at Jacksonville. Oregon. G is .uth day of Auguit IMS. W II SINGLLK. sheriff of Jackson Countp. Orviron. i By K. W WILSON. Depul/. I her. nt least for awhile! In your pres ent state of mind you are liable to com mit murder." Janeway hesitated. A fiery furnace was withlfl him. He knew the man spoke the truth. It was all lie could do to uvoid cl I ncliing with him. If he had Inid a weapon he would have killed him. Rut one idea took possession of him-to get away, some where. any« her», that he might fire himself from ii temptation that woiilii put him iH'hind bars ntid might btlng him to tile scaffold, tie turhed. de scetidisl several steps, stopped short atld said! "Your name! And where can you bi' foti ud?" "Edmond Trowbridge. Calumet club " Janeway stopped for no more. De scending tlie stairs Hint a few moments before lie had mounted with such pleas urable expeetiitiou. he rushed through the hull to tlie front door and «vent out What he did during the next hour he lias never been abl«1 to distinctly re call. Tlie time was «x-cupled walking j tlie streets, but what streets are a blank I to him His bruin was tn n turmoil. 1 Should lie flud n friend and send him ' to the man who had ruined him witli ' i challenge? Not yet. He ivns univill- ' mg to give ills eonfldeiK'e to any one. Should he g«r to Ills wife and hear what she hail to say? Doulitless her visitor had told her « lint had occurred and slie was prepared for th«> worst. He was lost In wonder bow the wn- •maii with whom he had lived happily for ii dozen years could have so de ceived him. Could this person who had 1 «lone tills thing really lie Ills wife? Was lie not aslei'p and suffering from a horrilile nightmare? Was there not some mistake? Gradually his feelings so far siibsldeil iis to permit him to ex ercise common sense. What did com mon sens«- dictate as the first thing to do? Why. to go to bis wife and hear her story It was I) o'clcx'k when be again open ed his front door and stepped Into the ! house. “Is that you. dear?" came his wife's I voice from upstairs. “Why are you so i late? You telegraphed you would be I home to illnner." Janeway did not deign any reply to these remarks He ivas trying to make I up Ids mind to the disagreesble work ■ before him He staggered Into the liv ing room and. throwing himself Into I an easy chair, eovereil Ills face with his J hands Hearing a step In the hall be | withdrew them and saw his wife i "landing in I lie duorivay gaziug at him [ with n frightened look. "Frank!" sb«» said. "Wlint under heaven Is th«' matter?" There »Vila a ring at the telephone, She paid uu ntteiithill to It. but. ud- van, lug. kneeled lieslde iilni mid took Ills hand "Answer tlie phone." he said. In or der to gain time Coing to the iii«trunient she took down th«' ns elver Then she said to her husband; It's 'lie i-lilef of |adlc«' He say* a tn.'il' hn» las'll brought In ivith arti cles i,n him with «in nmn> <>u them " .liinci» a.\ Inn.pcil from his chair as llioiigh i'iiis,sl hi an ehstric shock ItilsIdlK t»» the phone lie "Uateluxl lUe re. encl fn«n tils wife and enll«*d for il des-ilptlon of the Ilian arreated When h«' had hearil he took her In his arms and hugged h >r till she crhsl out "What does It all mean?" she iiskixl. "I earn«' Inene at 5 o'cha-k mid found the Hdcf here " "When I was out? Win did you let him in«'." "Il t«>!d K mid Lu>story.” "Wlmt s| Uli !« said lie-ad Hint you were deml in.I lie «; - the undertaker i-niw to nr sure von tor niiir mflln *' "U hat assiirati*«'! Now I under- «t-iii I w’'.-it • on ««'re suffering when I value Inti« th«' nauu " Thvi citing tiv-cther In an embrace. Fortunately for hliu there was no need for a ion fession Autumn Are You Ready? By DONALD CHAMBERLIN The bond issue having carried Tuesday by a large major ity, it is now up to the minority to accept the result as the expressed will of Jackson county’s votersand laying aside whatever prejudice they may have had against incurring this indebtedness, roll up their sleeves to help in the con- struction of the best system of permanent roads in the, state of Oregon. deserves”— do you mean, sir? Why are The result of the election was no surprise to m >st pso- | you "Wbat in my house?" pie; the majority of the voters of the county live along or "Come! Maintain your equanimity. that by making a scandal at least within a few miles of the route of the proposed Consider you will injure not only yourself, but road and as there is no question as to the value of good will ruiu your wife's reputation.” was too paralyzed to speak. roads to the district traversed by them, it was simply a He Janeway simply glared at Hie man, who con , business proposition which admitted of but one answer tinued: "Take your revenge on me. not on and that one has been given in no uncertain manner. tier. 1 will meet you at any time or yon wish and enable you to In To the voter in the outlying districts the matter ap place flict vengeance upon me to your heart's peared in a different light; he could not see much benefit content. 1 will give you an oppor to do by uie ns. I confess. 1 to him or his property by the building of a road miles tunity would do by you under reversed sim away from him and with no immediate prospects of its ilar circumstauees. But the real cause our quarrel need not be known. reaching his district. Let us hope that the construction ot We can Invent some pretext.” of the main road will be followed in the near future with "Where Is my wife?" thundered Jaoeivay. laterals reaching to every part of the county. “For heaven's sake keep away from COURT HOUSE NEWS The Breezes Whisper “Autumn The man who looks 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 carry Blankets ' Hats and Caps Bed Spreads Hosiery Curtains Handkerchiefs Comforts Linings Clocks Lace Clothing » Notions Crockery & Glassware Outing and Flann els Domestics Pants Draperies Percales Embroideries Pillows Gloves Prints Grain and Feed Ribbons Groceries Rubber Goods Black Gat Hosiery Florsheim and N< p-A-Tan Shoes Alligator Slickers-Guaranteed rot to leak §8» I I I Stationary Sheets and cases Silks Table Linen Towels Trunks & Suit Cases Umbrellas Underwear Velvets Wool Dress Goods Wash Fabrics White Goods Exceptional Lines Red Ribbon Flour--Extensively Advertised Let us have your orders and you will agree that “The World is Growing Better.” Taylor - Williams Co» The People's Store Jacksonville, Ore SUR MO IS BUSINESS CARD I'. K. DANNA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE OF OKFOON FORTHK COUNTY OF JACK ON. Ellen E. We is, P aintifF. GUS NEWBURY v.-'. William I. Wells, Defendant, Suit Attomey-at-Law in Equity fur divorc.. Will Practise in All Courts in the State T . William L. Welis the i.bove i a Tied r MEDFORD, OREGON. defendant: In th? name of the State of Ore-on. You are hereby required to app-ar and D.t T. T. SHA.V answer the [ laii.ti.t’s, c implain against you now on file in he nbov. Dentist. entitled Coart and can e, o:i or befor tne last day of the time prescribed it iffice in Ryan B-iil ling, California St. o der tor publication ot summons Upstairs. theiein. to-wit: on or before the 2 >lt. lyofOe.ober 1913. saiti - a.e • beir.j. ACKSONVILLE OREGON . e exp.ration of six weetts from tn. ay of first pt blicatic-n of ti is sum- •i one ar.G if y.iu t ii to appear am nswer, tor wan i I here ' »., tn plaintif) Attcfney at Läw w.il apply to the euui i t«.r the relict tetnanaed in s .id co.nplair , succinctly JOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER stated, a« follows: Th t the bonds of matrim >.ny exist Office Hours: J ? An°i 'I > Afternoon 1:30 to 5 in/ Between plaintiff amt def n .an, b. it so.veu an<. abrogated; ai d ttiat lh< Bank of Jacksonville Building. usts ana disbursments vf this sui b cuxed to diteidanti and that plaintiff JACKSONVILLE. • -OREGON ue al.eweu su. ii uioei and lui ther I el i a t > ti.e Court stcu s just e ,ui. able. Tuis summons is publis ud in jau.vi.aa Pust, bv order A Hun. 1. u. 'l.uVtie, Judge o: the t euntj yfourt, oi J .ckson County Oregon which said oii.ti was made and entered cf ftc.®K record un the Uth day of September imiriPT Of» f O FEE. .■romptly .»Maine ' «n ' TéJACE -MAK h S, < v . ..i^: :.d lui flight a regis- l»13,ai d the first puuncaiiun is the lbih t i--re»!, bi iid M.«:t I. ? ><:el or I’koto. for day oiSeptember 1913. « L i¡y. I'. tiiilptacl- F.Ì£E .ISPGr.Tcì: ; I« e eyelnuiwly, E.««. .’. i. r URfNcjüS. J. A. LEM ER Y, Se I 2 e ” ÎA H » ‘ •.r. *• f -r IhYalualde hook » ì ¿W I m C -7. . j i I tuLL PAtENTS, Attorney fur 1 laintiff o’i- $ \ I I . ! I t Ret h partner. lawyer Office in Bank of Jacksonville building JACKSONVILLE, Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local application*, as they cannot teach the diveaaea portion ot th« mt . There ig only one Way to cur« deafness, and that is by constitutional r.-medlca. Deafnesa ia caused by an Inflamed condi tion of ti e mucous lining of th« Eusta chian Tube. Wlien tills tqbe is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, end wlwn It Is entirety closed. Dtafh. sg is the result, and unless tha in» ftnnlmatlon can be taken out and thl* tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed fofever: illtiB cases out of ten iir« ratispd^ by Cataffm which Is ricthlnrf but an inflamed condi tion of the fjiucoiis. kurfifccd: , Wo n Itlj-irn tine if«iMjd tmiuirk fotknf eii* pf IloAfn..»« n-Au-.-ll j catarrh) thSlcaHnul I»-rUrel Sy flair. Catarrh Cum. Bead tpr clrct|lars;fre«: F. J.« ! li:N EV. 4 CO, Toledo, OM Bold by Drnssiats, tie. Take Hair. Vajally t'Ula for conaUpeUon. D. W. BAGSHAW LEGAL BLANKS We have on hand for sale the following blanks viz: Lease, Mortgages, Bill of Sale, Agreements, Warranty Deeds, Q'.ut Claim Deeds, ( hattel Mortgage, Acknov ledgementt, p..e..t !.. : n .tl (j.... - r Yu.uAUlo ihiur.nation. ---------- ♦ S >eed» of (he Sta-e. Veari anluoii- reselir. li tiavp re I ventisi Hi.:i il« «t-ir* tii-nrli all moie ivith »,..•< Itti- «pe.sls of frolli ten tu thlrt» inl’v-i pi't si-comi ohi star, tlo- siiti, uhi » mg iilanit tlilrti'i-ii nilles per s « m - oii <I Itili thè nipl«l star», filose bulina Inrire proper tnotions saj. of «•iglit or ulne se<-onrts of are per yeur are tlylng ni sudi ti'rrltii' vdodties th.-it tlii'.i forili il i 'I iiss hi theiiiscH es Tt«‘lr spei'ils «re lietivci n Ititi and 5»0 nilles pel s<s-oiiil tlie li.tler lieiliit limi of file finge siili Arctliru* The nitrii«' tlon of l'ie «iniilitlty <>f nilles In all stins timi Is Isslles tlint are vlsll le to tlie «'.ve or to pliotogr.iphl«' plntes- I* totiilly unalile to cniis«' Illese ini mense vdiK'itles Tilt* show* timi thè qiinntity of liivlxllile timtter is far grenter tinnì limi In thè ItXIJXXi.OtiO ridille ladies The qnnntlt.v of iimtter ubi«1 to Impari a speed of 1(X) to .Mki mite* | ht sis-onil Is far Ix'yoiid.nll ini aclmition - Editar l.uelen lairktn In New York A inerirmi V Vi l»J U UVl PAiE'n LèvzYtrns, ?d3 Sever'.Ii . Wnhlnçtûn, 0. C. fc’ïwwç - t - Real Estate ontract, Location Notice—Placer, Location Notice - Quartz, Satisfaction of Mortgage, lljtl Eu.atj Yfiiti 0 > it •»■•.t, BETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking will not sure children of wetting the bed, because it is not a habit but a dangerous disease. C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Chicago, HI., have Dept. disease The 1475, and for to this make known its merits they will send a 50c. package securely wrapped and pre paid Absolutely Free to any reader of The Jacksonville I Notice Application for Liquor License At reasonable prices We intend adding other blanks as fast as possible until the line is complete. Blanks of special form printed to order at ahort notice JACKSONVILLE POSJ. discovered a strictly harmless remedy distrssing .OREGON Post. This re medy also rures frequent desire to urinate and inability to control urine during the night or day in olj or Squared Accounts. young. The C. H. Rowan D jg Co. A dispute olire arose Is-twis'n nn is an Old Reliable House, write to English mndlonl mid his tenant The latter had ghcii notice to quit, but them today for the free medicine. would not put :i bill in Ills window to Cure the afflicted members of your any this house was "To Re Let " « family, then tell your neighbors and To maire mutters worse, they went to law ululiti II Tin* liuhrv having henni friends about this remedy. the ease. niiKte mi unter for the de fendant to put s l itt up wfttihi four- tm-n ilnya. The Inndlonl was so overloyed nt Ills vh'tury lh.it on the fourteenth dnv lie took « friend «-till lit >i nround to the house to < huff Ills tenant t he Mil wna np In the «liulow plnln enough, l»nt under II wan nimther bill, which ran as fullo.es “Calls ■ ot le.» Ing tMiil «tiulus” a. ... v.(«•».• ut'Stomach Trouble« \. I.cn von U itc trouble wi.li your stoBB- or i ■!.; e-.'isiipKli, g . don’t imagin« - is iieyond 1.. Ip ju»t becaus« 3.« »■■ ri. yon r.lief. Mr*. 1 1.!, Ji .1 , mites, “Fcr i ■ .1. 1 t I l.,’V been troilblcd with n... i. '. v r- tliiiu' I tie upiet it ter- !.' 1 •«» Cl iub« . ;.«'. ailverli.ing -uu I Alter reading a few er; - wk had bscu s J's! lets, I ilaciilcdta •-ir'r three fourth* .1 un now eatalmot • t i u.t.’' For sale by all Dysentery i. sawsyi aeficiM and often a iLugeroii* disease, but it can be cured. <'h m.lierhin’s Colic, Cholera nini Diarrhoea Remedy Ill'S cured it «en when malignant and O .-lie. For (ale by all dealer*. POST ADS brina Nothing I* troublesome thnt we willingly - Thomas Jefferson. Pest Results
