Jacksonville post., October 11, 1913, Image 2

: JACKS0NVILLE POST-:
Officia^ 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.
«STf!1
Shadowed
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Entered as second-class matter June 22, 11407, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1913
By RUTH GRAHAM
a
Knowledge is Power” i
I f
'
Prepare for Winter and Prosperity - |
During that period when the late
Russian revolution was brewing Sonia
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished or. Katrovlcb, a young wife of twenty,
For
¡application.
lived In St. Petersburg at her home
with her husband. They were both
members of a secret propaganda em­
COURT HOUSE NEWS praisement filed.
In the matter of the estate of Nel­ bracing many persons whose object
son Hill Lowerby, deceased. Order It was to scatter printed matter In­
Item« of Intorast to Jackson County fixing time and place for final settle­ tended to awaken the people to tiielr
wrongs and incite them to rebellion.
ment. '
,
Tax Payera
i.
In the matter of the estate of Frank There were a number of depositories
Ennis, deceased. Order discharging for this literature, and the home of
CIRCUIT COURT
tlie Katrovlelis was one of them.
executors and releasing surety.
The police learned of the where­
Southern Pacific Railway Co. et al,
In the matter of the estate of Sally abouts of one of these depositories
vs Mary E. Dickey. Order dismissing
Ann Bissell, deceased. Order admit­ and, as was their custom, Instead of
cause.
raiding it at once, set a spy upon It
ting will to probate.
Ivy Isenberger vs Edward Isenberg-
with a view to learning what persons
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
W.
W.
er. Order for publication of summons.
went there, assuming that all visitors
Eiffert, deceased. Inventory and ap­
J. S. McCullough vs John Budgeon. praisement filed. Order authorizing were members of the propaganda. One
morning Mme. Katrovich went to
Order overruling demurrer.
transfer of corporation stock.
this depository that the police were
John A. Perl vi Rudolph Sholtz, et ' In the matter of the estate of Ella B. watching to take some revolutionary
al. Restraining order.
Deane, deceased. Order confirming literature there. The place was u sin­
H. K. Oliver vs Jessie A. Hicks. sale of real property.;
gle room on tile third floor of u buildlug
occupied for various purposes. Hav­
Or ler denying motion.
In the matter of the estate of Wil­ ing finished her visit. Sonia opened the
The State of Oregon, ex rei, Mary liam Powell, deceased. Order empow­
door suddenly mid Just lu time to see
Foster vs John S. Foster.' Order re- ering administrator to borrow money. I a man dart up tile stairs leading to
leasing defendant from confinement in
In the matter of the estate of Guy I the next story above. She did not see
county jail.
W. Chaffe, deceased. Order appoint­ Ills face nor Ills clothes sufficiently to
The State of Oregon vs F. A. Hyde ing administrator and appraisers and mark him. but she knew Instinctively
and A. S. Baldwin. Order directing fixing bond in sum of $7000. Bond of what liad happened. The depository
I had been discovered by the police and
publication of summons in Jacksonville administrator filed.
she would be shadowed to her home.
Post.
In the matter of the estate of John Retaining her presence of mind, she
George Butz vs A. J. Spring. Injunc­ McNabb, deceased. Order confirming continued on her way. knocking at dif­
tion order.
ferent doors as though looking for
sale of real property?
Martin Carlson vs Matlie Carlson.
In the matter of the estate of Levi some one. Receiving a negative an­
Decree of divorce.
L. Oden, deceased. Order appointtng swer to her question, she passed down
| and out of the building.
J. M. Bayliss vs Garnet-Corey Hard­ administrator. Inventory and appraise­
The People’s Store
j Either she must outwit the spy or
ware Co. Order confirming sheriff’s ment filed.
1 both she and her husband must spend
Bale of real property.
In the matter of the estate of G. W. i the rest-of their Ilves in Siberia. She
Lebanon National Bank vs S. C. Car­ Clarno, deceased. Order continuing 1 must not go home, and she must con-
roll. Order of default. Judgment for hearing on petition to sell real proper I trlve to make her husband aware of
! what had happened. To gain time she
plaintiff.
ty-
visited certain shops. The first shop
Medford National Bank vs Z. W.
In the matter of the estate of John | ’ she entered a mail followed her inside
Morrison. Order releasingcertain per­ T. Layton, deceased. Fourteenth semi­ and looked over articles with the pre­
sons! property from attachment lien.
annual report of administrator filed. tense of buying. Sonia suspected him,
BU: NESS CARD"
When Pope Was Broad.
but was not sure that he was her shall­
Effie M. Merrifield vs M. S. Merri­ Order approving same.
Alexander
Pope.
the
deathless
poe!
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ower till he followed her into another
field. Order of default.
of England, b id a large and intimate
President Barnum of the Rogue Riv- 1 store.
Gl S' NEWBURY
W. E. Phipps vs City of Medford.
experience of the theater. In Ills time
Valley Railroad company has returns 1 | After Sonia had visited several stores
he
was
a
welcome
visitor
behind
tin
Order overruling demurrer.
from a few days visit at Portland, He she felt nt liberty to enter one kept by scenes, and most of the contemponiue
Attorney-at-Law
StHrr Mercantile Co. vs VanDuesen purchased a new auto while there and
one Petrof. a member of the propa­
i
ganda. without necessarily betraying oils dramatic authors and actors were Will Practise in All Courts in the Sta'<
& Lmlwig. Order overruling demur­ his son George drove it down.
him. Calling on him for some gloves, proud to be on friendly terms with
rer and giving defendant ten days in
MEDFORD,
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OREGON.
she while trying them on informed him. Mean and little and contemptible
which to further plead.
ns
he
was
in
many
of
his
personal
rela
­
Summons.
him of the situation that lie might nt
W. B. Raudebaugh vs Ora Angle, et IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF once get word of the danger to her tions (recall I.ady Mary Wortley Mon­
DR. T. T. SHAIV
al. Order granting motion to make
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
husband and he might remove the lit­ tagu's estimate of his infinite little­
ness!. he nevertheless bad a broad
Dentist.
complaint more definite anti certain.
erature.
State of Oregon, Plaintiff.
When she left the store the man who streak, tills, of course, from the view­ ( Office in Ryan Building, California St
Geo. E. Chamberlain vs G. A. Brin- 1
vs.
point of the intellectual. He was In
•r, et al. Order dismissing cause.
F. A. Hyde and A. S. Baldwin, de- watched her npproached her.
Upstairsl
ready sympathy with the strugglers
“
Conduct
me
to
your
home,"
he
said.
Charles Chaffe“ vs Joseph M. Steph­ f endants.
on the stage, and he wrote tills apol- JACKSONVILLE
«oREGON
"Wluit
means
this?
-
'
she
asked,
af
­
To F. A. Hyde and A. S. Baldwin,
ogy for imperfections tliat are insepa-
ens, et al. tjrder of default.
fecting surprise.
ahove named defendants.
D. W. BAGSHAW
After nwhl'e he admitted the truth, ruble from plays no less than from
Dant & Russell vs Trail Lumber Co.
I n the N ame of the S tate of O re ­
other works of finite. therefore Imper-
Order discharging attachment.
gon , you and each of you are hereby ami she told him that she had gone to feet, beings:
Attorney at Law
the building for the purpose of finding
F. M. Amy vs Cora E. Carder, et al required to appear and answer the
Whoever thinks a faultless piece to see
N TARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
complaint filed against you in the a former servant of hern imt lnid been Thinks
wh it ne'er was nor is nor e'er
Order confirming sheriff’s sale of real above entitled suit on or before the mlsinfortnid as to the address.
■hall be.
Office Hour«-$ Forenoon 9 to 12
property,
15th day of November, A. D. 191 I,
Office Hours. j Afternoon 1;30 to 5
—Exchange.
“I have no objection to taking you to
and
if
you
or
either
of
you
fail
to
so
Wood-Curtis Co, vs H. T. Haswell. appeal and answer, for want thereof my home." she said, "and I will easily
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
Where Living Is Cheap.
Order of default. Judgment for plai .i- the plaintiff will apply to the court for prove to you that I am loyal to the
government.
But
I
warn
you
thi
t
I
"The
cheapest
place
in
the
world
is
tiff.
JACKSONVILLE.
- OREG >N
the relief prayed fur in the complaint,
succinct statement t-f which is as have some very good friends wlio are Antioch, in Syria.” says a returned
Met!ford National Bunk vs Z. W. a follows:
a decree cancelling and an­ influential with the government, and I traveler. "Being on the Mediterranean,
M irrisoti. Judgment for plaintiff.
nulling cerla'n deeds of the State« of will not be put to any inconvenience." the climate is Just right lu the colder
Oregon to A. S Baluwin of dale May
At this the man assumed a more re­ months. 1 once passed a winter there,
NEW CASES.
19th, 1899; a certain deed of the Stale spectful manner and lifted his hat po and all It cost uie was £1 a week,
The State of Oregon vs Moses Lifer. of Oregon to F. A. Hyde dated July
lltely.
though I leased a tine house and kept
Criminal complaint. Transcript from 10th, 1899; certain deeds of A. S. Bald­
"I mu looking for a certain kind of three se, rants. For the house I paid 20
win
and
Emma
C
,
his
wife
to
F.
A.
Justice’s court Ashland District filed
ied i i .i .l countries c.ï co fee .
Iivtle dated June 7th, 1899, anil cer­ goods." continued Sonin, “that I need shillings a month rent, while the serv­
< .< ,..3;
COf-yrightarrgi»-
The State of Oregon vs Henry Rose* tain deeds of F. A. Hyde and Filena and shall lie obliged to visit one or two ants were satisfied with 2 shillings a •I
i. A .i<;el or plinto, for
Ou] ' n: ...l'y. Patene pract-
burg. Criminal complaint. Transcript T., his wile to United States of Amer­ stores, then I will take you home with week, Mutton cost three halfpence a 1
; .,» kt.ufcCKCES.
'•i f "tfir invaluable book
from Justice’s court, WooJviile Dis­ ica dated June 14ih, 1899, June 22nd, pleasure."
Egga were n peun.v a d igen u
pound
.1
I CLLL PATÍ-f/W,
1899
and
Julj
26lh,
1899,
each
preiend-
Sonia,
being
of
the
better
class,
was
trict, filed.
and chickens twopem e halfpenny each,
I p
I .■ to get h partner,
ing to convey certain lands situate in enabled to ussuuie an importance that The tincst of fresh fruit and vegeta­
l Gw.fr V.« nable informât ion.
The State of Oregon vs Edward Township 31 South. Range 2 East, affected the official. She went Into
/uì
a go .
hies tili February. tool) were so cheap r
W hi e. Criminal complaint. Trans­ Township ;>J South, Range 4 East, u
several
more
shops
and
kept
clerks
they
were
not
sold
in
quantity,
that
I'ownship 3 > South, Rangy 4 East of
: IT LAWYERS,
cript from Justice’s court, Medford Willamette
Meridian, all in J acsson bunting for the goods she wished. At You go; all you wanted for so much ¿303 Scvt.T.h Lt. I., V.'-.shingtcn. D. C.
District.
last
she
feigned
to
find
exactly
what
County, Oregon, and to cancel and an­
All I required .'or my liouse-
per wee
Ì..JKF* " ~
Jackson County Bank vs Janies P. nul all other contracts, certificates of she wanted and oil paying for It gave bold <‘ost me 1 shilling weekly. An
sale,
applications,
etc
,
mentioned
in
the
address
of
her
home,
to
which
it
American
resident
of
Antioch
told
tue
VauDeusen. Action to recover money. , the complaint relating to saitl It.nds
was to tie sent. The police official
Complaint file ). Affidavit ami under­ described therein or any part thereof, noted the l<n ation, pricking up his ears that In* mid his family lived comforta­
bly on £35 a year." Westminster Ga­
1
and
for
costs
and
ilisbu.
semeiits,
and
taking for attachment. Writ issued.
as she gave it.
zette.
Certificate of attachment filed. Sum­ such other and further relief as may
It would not suit Sonia's game to keep
I to the court seem equitable in the
mons.
the man too long. She must take some
Roach and Rain.
Spanking will not cure chiklren of
I i premises.
This summons is published in pur­ risk, it was nearly two hours after
William Ulrich vs W. T. Grieve and
There is oue sport which benefits by
she
had
left
the
inennge
with
l
’
etrof
welting
the bed, because it is not a
suance
of
an
order
of
the
Honorable
Katie Grieve. Action to recover mon­
the advent if not by the actual arrival
I
F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­ that she told her captor that she was of ruin. This is fishing. While the habit but a dangerous disease.
The
ey. Complaint filed. Summons.
titled Court, mime and entered on the ready to go to her home, and she lei!
F. E. Bybee vs A. R. Brown. Ac­ 4th day of Oct her, 1913, directing ’his him there In a perfectly straight riven« arc still clear of Hoods and there C. H. Ro.van Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
Is light enough for tile fish to see the
tion to recover poses«urn of personal summons to be published for six con­ course, But it was all she could do to bait, lint mi sun to betray the shining Chicago, Iil., have discovered a
secutive weeks in the Jacksonville bear up under the
suspense. If her hook, tile tisherniun' Ims a chance to strictly harmless remedy for this
property. Complaint filed. Summons. Post, a weekly newspaper of general
Earl S. Tumy vs Trail Lumber Co. circulation printed at tl published in husband hud not received her mes­ make a big catch, for fish rise and distrssing disease and to
make
sage there was that In store for them
Action to recover money. Complaint Jacksonville, Jackson County, Or, gon fur worse than dentil. As she went lip bite greedily before a rainstorm. The
Dated at Sjdem. Oregon, this 4th
known
its
merits
they
will
send
a
50c.
roach,
known
as
the
"weather
fish.''
filed.
day of October, 1913.
the steps of her house she almost leaves his muddy bed. sometimes as
package
securely
wrapped
and
pre
­
Date
of
first
publication
Oct.
11,1913.
John A. Perl vs Rudolph Sholtz, et '
fainted, but with an effort she opened long as twenty-four hours before the
Date of final publication Nov. 15,1913. the front door. No one was to be actual storm breaks, and swims around paid Absolutely Free to any reader
al. Suit in equity. Complaint filed.
I
A. M. CRAWFORD,
seen. She opened a door leading Into
Undertaking and restraining order.
Attorney for Plaintiff. another room where her husband sat continually, all the time gasping for of The Jacksonville Post This re­
breath. Hamburger Nnchricbten.
medy also cures frequent desire to
George Butz vs A. J. Spring. Suit
at a desk writing.
I
for an accounting, injunction. :tn! o!'i
urinate and inability to control urine
"Well, dear," he said without looking
Net) r for Publication.
A Disconcerting Habit.
•t relief. Comp! int tied, injjo.no
up from his work, "you have been gone
“Yl's. Dinah is a very good cook, but during the night or day in old or
icti'u r>n . >r - he interior .
bond. Sum it i9.
quite awhile." Then, raising Ills eyes she has one falling. She's passionately
young. The C. H. Rowan D. ag Co.
U S I... ci.» .i ,c Koa-bunr, ttrvson.
and seeing Ills wife's attendant, he fond of my perfumes "
Geoigv Cline v.- J. O. H gg S ■
October 7. 1913.
appeared
surprised.
Sonin
knew
that
"You can lock them nway from her. is an Old Reliable House, write to
for strict foreclosure of eonti a. t.
Net ice 1« hereby given that Everette S I.ew-
h ut lie not Iwen warned lie would have can't you!”
i
man.
of
Provolt.
Ore,
”
-n.
who
an
July
9.
1910,
them today for the free medicine.
Complaint filed. Summons.
made tlomestead Entry Serial No. 0944.1. for N.I» doubtless turned pale.
"Of
course.
But
I
can't
get
used
to
PROBATt COURT
"Yes." she said. "I have been de­ hear her snuffing under the door."— Cure the afflicted members of your
S W.t, Section IS Totlrnahip 3SS.. Range 4 Went
family, then tell your neighbors and
Willamette Meridian, haa tiled notice of inten­ layisl In finding the goods I need fi >r Cleveland Plain Dealer.
in the matter of the estate of Sidie
tion to make three year proof, to establish ola'm m.v gown."
friends
about this remedy.
G. Farrar, deceased, Order fixing day to the land above described, before Herbert
She then explained her hnvlng nn
Ysts Wood.
or final settlement.
Smith, United States Ocmmlaaioner at Granta attendant who needed to la> satisfied
The vntv one of Australia's numer­
Oregon, on the 21a t day of November. 1913. that they were loyal to the czar.
Silas Smith vs Mrs. Marion Dole. l*aaa
Claimant names aa witneane«: Haley Field»,
"That Is very easy." said her hus­ ous hard woods. seems to be the
Notice of laborer's lien filet'.
of Provolt. Oregon; William Ferri». of Frovolt.
band. "I am nt tills moment writing a strongest known timlier. with mi aver­
I'i the matter of the estate of R. -> Oregon; Judd Ash. of Alio. Orwon; John La«- paper on the necessity of the Russian age tensile strength of 24.000 (toil nils
man. of Trovolt. Oregon.
Slirjorman. deceased. Order to show
pefl'le remaining loyal to the govern to the square Inch and a maximum as
B. F. JONES,
high as 35.<W0, about equal to cast mid
•aue why certain real property should
Regwtsr. ment.
He handed the unfinished paper to wrought iron.
not he sold.
the i ffi'-lnl and hade him search the
The Be. Med trine tn th' W-'-lu.
Well Worked Bell.
In the matter of the estate of Fan-
front which everything Incrim^
“My little girl ó • ly •>uterv very bu<!. J lion-
A l>ell in a temple in north China h««
•tiio.n M. Live, deceased. Order R| - lought she w mid die Chambo, 'sin's Colic, tnntl "" had lieen removed. Hut «<>
p tinting appraisers.
Inventory un I
fiera an 1 IXarrimea Remedy .ure»l her. well '■ ! the came been played that been kept ringing for a century, A
i.d I enn truthfully say that 1 think it is the the mil. er was satisfle I and went tax is levied ill the district for paying
appraisement filed.
•"•«medicine in the world,” writes Mr». uifav without taking any further ac­ relays of ringers to work incessantly
In the matter of the estate of Rita « uliain Orvis, Clare, Mich. For eale by tion.
day and night.
Tiffin, deceased. Inventory and ap- all dealers.—■ Advertisement.
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BEITER THAN
SPANKING
I
II. K. HANNA
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
•JACKSONVILLE,
¡OREGON
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi­
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta­
chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, and unless the In­
flammation can be taken out and thia
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever: nina
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi­
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of
Deafness (caused by catarrh') that cannot be cured by
Hall’s Catarrh Curo. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY. A CO, Toledo, Obfe
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
Mortgages,
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 Eft it j Ajritr G ritract.
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 short notice
JACKSONVILLE
POST
<
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble.
V. lien you have trouble with your «loa-
nch or chronic constipation, don’t iniagina
tlitA your case is beycinl in ly just beixusa
your doctar fails to give you relief. Mrs.
G. Stent . Plainfield, N. J., «riles, “For
over it toomh past 1 have been troubled with
my stoma h. Ev rythmg I ate ujisct it ter­
ribly. One of Chiunberbitii’t at’.'trtiving
booltkis cittne to me. Allei reading a few
of tile lettc s fr. t. ¡ "ople who had bcvtt
c :r. tn-
-t;.1 c . it. s Tt.l lets, I decided!a
‘.r .<■">. ; uve taken n-ur'y thme-finirtl.i
a : ; I : i rn-l e; n now eatalmoA
' i ’.T I'm I wai.t.” For sale by all
Dysentery is a.ways serious .ml often a
dangerous Jiseoae, but it can be cured.
Chamberlain's Colic, < holers «nd Tfisr-howi
Remedy Ims cured it even when malignant
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