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Newspaper Page TextJACKSONVILLE POST-:- Officia. Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. boj H _ of Jackson Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 19/3 TWO RIVAL SYSTEMS By EDNA WARFIELD Mr. Penfield was the proprietor and editor of u newspaper called the Un ion. He bad his own uotions as to how a uewspaper should be conducted His plan was to please as many per The Finding of Omar. It was the lute Mr. Bernard Qun- sons as possible. Miss Williams was a ritcli's father who published FitzGer “new ' woman" who was supporting ald's "Otuar,” und, finding thut the herself by teaching. Mr. Penfield met Items of Interest to Jackson County thing didn't sell, he relegated it to the her and was attracted to her largely penny box. its subsequent success on account of ber force of character Tax Payera was due to a fortunate accident. Two and intellectual abilities. Miss Wil friends of Rossetti came across the liams was attracted to Mr. Penfield MARRIAGE LICENSES poem and thought it worth reading. largely on account of udmlration for Martin Waschio and Olive Juratch. Rossetti rend it and recommended it a man in power, for he was a man of to Swinburne. Whnt followed Swin authority, having under him subedi CIRCUIT COURT burne has himself told. "Having read tors, clerks, printers, etc. Albert H. Jones vs William E. Smith It." he writes. “Rossetti and I Invested There are as many kinds of newspa upward of sixpence apiece—or possi pers ns there are kinds of men. Mr. et al. Order of default. C. V. Koch vs H. G. Koch, Decree bly threepence; I would not wish to ex Penfield's policy was with a view to aggerate our extravagance—in copies making his»paper pay or what he con of divorce. at that not exorbitant price. Next sidered the best method of making it Bertha M. Gillaspy vs Frank C. Gil- day we thought we might get some pay. Miss Williams' Idea of a news laspy. Decree of divorce. more for presents among our friends, paper was an intellectual engine to Bessie Rosencrans vs L. A. Crouse, but the ninn nt the stall nsked two mold opinion. That is what she sup pence! Rossetti expostulated with him posed Mr. Penfield's paper to be. be et al. Order dismissing cause. In terms of such humorously indignant ' cause she supposed tbat to be what Josie Ronfort vs Robert Ronfort. remonstrance ns none but he could I newspapers are for. They became en- Decree of divorce. ever have commanded. We took a few gaged. Eli N. Brushwood vs Marian W. and left him. In a week or two, if 1 One of the triumphs of the Union Brushwood. Order for publication of um not much mistaken, the remaining was the election of the governor of the copies Were sold at a guinea. I have state, for It was generally conceded summons. Default entered. since ♦ • • seen copies offered for still the paper's brilliant advocacy of Del1» Darling vs Terry W. Darling. more absurd prices. I kept my penny that the governor’s side and stinging con Decree of divorce. worth (the tidiest of the lot) and have demnation of his opponent and his Henry Lerch vs Emma Lerch. De it still.”—London Chronicle. principles hud secured the election. But when The campaign was over the cree of divorce. Twelfth Century Football. Union returned to Its independence, In the matter of the application of In the twelfth century football In which meant that it was at liberty to Agnes Dution to register title Order England wax-a game for the streets. I please the greatest number, thereby of default. The chronicler of that period tells how I securing the greatest circulation and Hattie Tickner vs P. S. Tick r er. after dinner the city youths "address consequently the greatest income from ed themselves to football." and how advertisements. Decree of divorce. the scholars of each school and the A question of moment came tip. In D. R. Pulaski vs Emma J. Pulaski. apprentices of particular trades would which the governor took a decided Decree of divorce. each have their peculiar ball. There stand. It was supported by many and Ila Slocum vs Frank Slocum. Order were spectators, too. in those days— opposed by an equal number. Miss enthusiastic spectators. Fathers would of default. Williams supposed that her lover come to watch their sons and "become George Chine vs J. 0. Riggs. Order ax youthful ns the youngest, their nat would stand by the nmn If be thought him right and oppose him If he thought over ruling demurrer. ural heat seeming to tie revived at the him wrong. One day an editorial ap S. B. Simmons as administrator, vs sight of so much nblllty." peared in the Union, written in the In Inter years one recalls n famous style of the editor In chief. It read as Rose Reading. Default order. Decree ball game played in Hyde park. In follows: for plaintiff. 11154. then, "there was a hurling of a It is perhaps too early to discover Dant & llussei vs Trail Lumber Co. great bull by fifty Cornish gentlemen whether the governor has ucted wisely In Decree. the matter or whether he has been Indis on one side and fifty on the other. One creet. No one will doubt that he has been The Starr Mercantile Co. vsVanDeu- party played In red caps, the other in Influenced by the highest motives, though i ■en et al. Order denying motion to white." And—here the historical value there are those who will deny this, con sidering that his object Is lo fill Ills pock make complaint more definite and cer of the contest—Cromwell was a spec ets Even these win admit that his pre tator and applauded the “great agility tain. vious record hns been tree from making of body" displayed. money by virtue of the official positions 4 - Knowledge is Power” I Prepare for Winter and Prosperity SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on ¡application. COURT HOUSE NEWS A A J For THE WORLD IS GROWING BETTER” I 14 > * < Our Great Line of General Mer chandise is Unsurpassed for Variety, Quality and Low Prices and Busi ness is the Best in Our History. There Is A Reason Fair Treatment, Honest Methods and Hearty Good-will to all who come our way Call or phone 144. Taylor - Williams Co. The People's Store \\Jacksonville, Ore. Empiii ’-V BUSINESS CARDS II. K. HANNA No Scientists In Burglzry, “Bcientltie btlfgmr.v absolutely does not exist." says M. Xnvier Guii-luit-d. GUS NEWBURY Lawyer one of the foremost di-tei t!ve uutboi'I- ties of Paris. Ami away at one sweep Attomey-at-Law of official truth vanishes the walking wonder of housebreaking ami safe Will I ractise iq All Courts in the State Office it. Bank of Jacksonville building cracking against whose miraculous MEDFORD, OREGON. equlimient it were vain to set up or JACKSONVILLE, ¡OREGON dinary bolts and bars. Along with tlie scientific- burglar, too. we may place DR. T. T. SlIAW R. L. Burdic vs James Bailey, et al. he has held. There Is but ope charge in the gallery of the nonexistent the1 Transcript of judgment from justice’s against him that has never been satisfac Dentist. A Id ins Editions. Deafness Cannot Be Cured social highwayman, the gentleman bur torily answered, and this Is bulanecd by court. The Introduction of the sloping Ro- many acts that have redounded to the local applications, as they cannot glar. the Arsette Lupins and all their Office in Ryan Building, California St. by reach the diseased portion of the ear. W. E Phipps vs The City of Medford. mail letters which are known to every welfare of the state. Those who support c lass of gallant, indomitable offenders. There is only one way to cure deafness, Upstairsl and x that is by constitutional remedies. body ns Itnllos was made by Aldus the governor's policy have the satisfaction Default order. "What people do not ren.lze." M. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi Mnuiitlns of Verrfce In the hitter part of knowing that In the many Important JACKSONVILLE ,REGON tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta Guli hard continues. "Is that burglars political questions wlih which he has been R. L. Burdic vs Laura G. Gardner, of the fifteenth century. He was the chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed he hns usually been right. Only belong to an Inferior grade of human you have a rumbling sound or imperfect et al. Default order and judgment fur most famous printer of Italy and per Identified In two eases lias he been wrong hearing, and when it is entirely closed. ity and are very seldom Intelligent." plaintiff haps of the world. The books he Deafness is the result, and unless the in When Miss Williams rend this leader I’hiin facts of record have shown Attorney at Law flammation can be taken out and this The Medford National Bank vs Mary printed, known ns Aldine editions, are the blood came Into her cheek and an over and over that a career of crime I tube restored to its normal condition, iliui-h sought after by collectors. His ominous light flushed in her eve hearing will be destroyed forever: nine Was does not pay. E. Gibbs. Restraining order. Nor does It appeal to NCTAKY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCEH cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, i first volume In the new type wns n this molding public opinion? She had I A mm» with brains which is nothing but an inflamed condi the intellect, F. E. Bybee vs A. R. Brown. Judg Ver;’!! published In 1.101 nt the price of not Informed tierself of the matter 111 Office Hours: J Forenoon > 9 to 12 tion of the mucous surfaces. eiiiiugh to lie n selentitle burglar would / Afternoor Afternoon 1:30 to 5 Wo will giro Ono Hundred Dollars for an y case of ment. ■bout 2 shilllnrs of our money. Al question and. having no opinion on It. Deafness (cansod by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by make an easier and better living with Hall’s Catarrh Curo, Send for circulars, free. Bank of Jacksonville Building. George W. Stevens vs D. R. Hunt. dus. In fact, was the pioneer of cheap wns free to lie Intiue* e<l by the mini out risks tn some honest line As for F. J. en ENHY. a CO. Toledo, OHX whose intellectual strength had won Sold by Druggists, 75c. Order for publication of summons in llti m tore. the romance of crime, it exists only JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON The Aldine mark Is a dolphin twined Iter, Take Hall’s Family Pills for eonstlpeMoQ. (¡real was her disappointment Jacksonville Post. in books, mid the man who writes about an anchor with the name [.liter In the day she took up the Senti l it tie A. Florey vs F. L. TouVeile. "Aldys.'' If any render, says Mr. J. A. i nel. n paper that had l ltterly opposed about It knows better than to seek it through experience.—New York World. O der directing calling election. Hill In the Imprint, finds a cartload the governor'» election. and read in an Lottie Ella Crance vs Lias Alva of old books with this mark tn his article a clear, logical argument tis to A Way to Woo Sleep. We have on hand for sale the following Crance. Order for suit money and ali attic or lumber room, he Is duly ad why the governor was right on the The following method is described vised not to use them for lighting the question nt Issue mid calling on all blanks viz: mony. as one which Is almost certain to woo lire. They would probably buy him a good citizens to support him. Lease, slumber with success: On going to hi '»romptiyo -tamed in ! < ■- !.. lilies OR 1.0 FEE. NEW CASES. good annuity for the solace of bls de That evening when Mr. Penfield /* TRADE-M-RAS.i ., • .isi.nd Cv, yi irti! uxgis- bed you assume a comfortable attl- Mortgages, J ist Ted. Sc iid .... ' •!■., ¿ib'lel or Photo, for called on bls fiancee he found that she FAZE REPORT Oil J J i ' Ju GV. Prient pract- The Medford National Bank vs J. B. clining years. tilde in which every musele Is relaxed. ! 1< ’ '____ y. a. Bill of Sale, * c excluoivc - ■ ... “ :c ì.urEùENCES. hud gone to spend the evening with an I Se: t 2 <•-'• •••13 In F‘ '.¡•ifir ihvalunb’e hook Wood, et al. Action to recover money. but not the attitude In which you are i on -QW i iO CUT.. -< Agreements. I S-Lt PATENTS, How Koreans Advertise. ■Hint. Sime she left no message for \ Id. aom 3 W .1 J ■. 1 ..’Io get n pr.rtner. Complaint filed. Affidavit and under- accustomed to go to sleep, though P'tem 1.. / ' a’..d ou. T vmuablo iniui nat on. Warranty Deeds, Although the Korean Inis stubbornly him he wns miffed and did not call something resembling It. Every move taking for attachment. I D . Swilf L . refused to adopt western Ideas, lie has ngalu for a week. Two days after his Quit Claim Deeds, Lottie Ella (.rance vs Lias Alva always recognized the value of adver article on the governor's policy an Went, coughing, yawning. Is strictly Chattel Mortgage, a i repressed, especially the desire to turn PATENT LAWYERS, Crance. Suit for divorce, Complaint tisement. When a Korean opens ii editorial appeared In the Hee under the Acknowledgements, over. The same attitude is maintained 3C3 Seventh St., Washington, D. C. filed, Affidavit and order for suit mo- new shop or has any particular wares head of "On Both Sides of the Fence.” without change. constantly restating Real Estate ontract, he is anxious to dispose of or when a quoting from Ills own editorial and ney. the longing to move or turn over. Location Notice—Placer, nobleman desires to convey a certain comparing ft with the one on the same As n rule, by the end of fifteen oi PROBATE COURT Location Notice—Quartz, piece of Intelligence to the people he subject In the Sentinel. twenty minutes of this persistent main Satisfaction of Mortgage, Never luid Mr. Penfield seen himself In the matter of the estate of Charles seeks the services of tile sandwich tenance of the same attitude yon will Real E-ttate Afmts Goatract, so ridiculed In the columns of any of ' men. In the Hermit Kingdom, how. Bland, deceased. Bona of administra find yourself growing very drowsy, and So stinging were i ever, these men do not carry boards his conqtetltors. Notice Application for Liquor License tor tiled and approved. then. Just ns the desire to turn ovet upon which the desired Information is tunny of tlie pilcases used that every- I At reasonable prices. Weintend adding In the matter of the estate of David made known to nil mid sundry, but re I body would say: "That’s the painful- , becomes absolutely uncontrollable, you Spanking will not cure children of Mayham, deceased. Bond of adminis sort to ’lie medium of picturesque est sting the Bee ever gave. Hit. ha.'" | turn with the least possible effort mid wetting the bed, because it is not a I other blanks as fast a, possible until assume the position In which yon ba the line is complete. Blanks of special trator tiled. Order approving same. tings, upon which the iitinoum -eluent Is Inquiries were made at the Bee office I bitunlly go to sleep, mid natural sleep habit but a dangerous disease. The form printed to order at short notice as t<> who wrote the article. Imt no ¡ Inscribed. Anything from one to a In the matter of the estate and giar- follows at once. This method. It Is Information on the subject was given C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, diaaship of Chester Wolters, a minor. dozen (lags may be requisitioned, mid out Mr. Penfield was not seriously I claimed, seldom falls and should be these nre carried through the streets Chicago, Iil., have discovered a Order appointing guardian. given a thorough trial, at least before by boys and men. forming a pictur troubled about the article. He had Ills I resorting to n drug Io bring sleep. strictly harmless remedy for this SnrprUtng Cure of Htowach Tronbl«, In the matter of the lien of I). S. esque moving advertisement. — Wide pojlc.v and considered It the only |s»licy I on which n newspaper should lie run. | V» hvn you ha,» troublo with your store- distrssing disease and to make Wood vs H. E. Bowman. Release of World Magazine. Semiprecious Metals. ich or dirouii < mstipation. dou’t imagine hut he liegan to feel uneasy about his lien. known its merits they will send a 50c. It appears from recent geological lint yo.o i. ueyoitd help just beca usa Sunstroke. fiancee. He exiMH’ted to meet her cas survey publications that the "semi In the matter of the adoption of Ro package securely wrapped and pre • our doc r Lils to give you relief. Mrs. Sunstroke 1s caused by invisible vio ually. but did not precious" metals are copper, lead nud " 1 , ri.iii: -!.l, N. J , writes, “For bert Peterson, a minor. Orderof adop let rays from the sun and not by heat. One morning the Bee appeared in a paid Absolutely Free to any reader " r . It pi . 1 have i.eeu troublod with zinc. Where quicksilver and tin get tion. The temperature to which stokers on new dress, and the first article on the ly Ft a . Ii. l.'vi rythit.g i uie u|*et it ter- off on this classification we are not In of The Jacksonville Post. This re Atlantic liners lire ex|>osi-d Is far high editorial |miti> wns an announcement ,l>-. Cre of C! iiiáiv ’i.'ns so-.-ertisinf formed, Aluminium also sometimes I medy also cures frequent desire to er than the heat from the sun In the that Miss Elizabeth Williams had ■ v. A::, i reading a few sells higher than the three first men Reassured. toe ! »r-xdenl cotmtrles. vet the men bought the paper and would thence I•‘o; uli i had been urinate and inability to control urine tioned and antimony for more than "Daughter." called the Irate father lire not up, tlie same manner 1 b. I de* id cd to forward l>e the editor In chief. lead mid zinc. These are probably the during the night or day in old or from bls position nt the top of the ■ i ' o 'y three fourtl.s When Mr Penfield saw thia añ quasi precious metals. When we were stairs. i’t tin- well kuo« n hour of II .’>5 - ..a now e.italuto»t young. The C. H. Rowan D ug Co. W» ’.1 Two Aqes. ileum ement a ile ht was turned on In i younger tile metals were classed ns " F.ir isle by all p. in. "doesn't Unit .voting man know Jo.ix —Shakespeare told us all about his brain that revealed several things is an Old Reliable House, write to pri clous mid common, we believe. Now how to say good night'.’" the seven ages of man. but he didn't lie knew that by Ids attempt to please probably Iron Is alone In the "com -Does lie?" echo«) the young lady say anything alsmt the two ages of them today for the free medicine. everybodi he li.-id disgusted Ills fiancee. mon" category. What Is the use any In tlie darkened hull. "Well, I should woman. Hoax—Anil what are the two Dysentery is always serious and often a Cure the afflicted members of your He knew that Miss Williams had writ way—If there are no privates In an dangerous Jise.i.e, but it eau be cured. say tie does.“—Pittsburgh Post. ages of woman? Joax The age she ten the article ridiculing him In the family, then tell your neighbors and Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrliow army what is the Joy in being a cor »avs she is and the age she really is.— Ree And lie was destined to learn poral. and why "semiprecious" If there Remedy lias cured it even when malignant Poverty. friends about this remedy. Philadelphia Record that there were more ways than one of and ' .tic. For aale by all dealer». "The iidvaiitiiges of poverty are over is going to be only iron besides?—En running a newspaper. rated." said a ninn who had experi gineering and Mlnliix Journal. Husband and Wifa. When Mi IVuflHhl met Ml** Wtl- enced It. "The rich declare that pov b Ilnsband mean* house Imund. wife, lin ms again neither «»i* thvin rvferrpd erty brings .mt a man's good points. Woefully Mistaken. weaving one; son Is the cleaner; dough to their past rolnth»n: they met h * pro- Well, so It do<s< by the roots.” “I suppose." said the new saleswom ter is the milker; spinster Is the un piIctors and mnmigere of to different • n. "that .von want a suit that will Cruci. married sister of husband or wife, who n.-w -.papers The edhroMM ndopted h make you look attractive to your hits policy of not trmihlinv h»»r »e ds«ns w’th M i"d My grandmother reached her la the spinner. band?" ocottana * urouse move*. luii-l iiirtlidny Ethel-She couldn’t her o • o|-inlonx. hut xvIn it m I io did It " ’.ttnictfve to mv husband!" e< hoed There are some 3.000 grouse moors Wils b »-• «topped at twi-utv-three so long hinturp <t»n'»id.»rntb»n nnl the shoptw. "I altould sa.v not lie, In Scotland alone that are regularly let 1.1 Vt ’ ■tion ntid It iiMinlh turned «»nt Mr "I linir Boston Transcript. wouldn't know If I wore n suit ten by their owners nt an annual rental of ••»id thnt <he ivn* rhrbt in t She year- old Whnt I « nut 1« something i about il.IXXI.OOO. gr-o ' » dn»w nwny irt»m her Woe to the ruler who founds bls rival that will make tuy next door neighbor I ■nd former fiance, though both were hop,. ,,f -an ,,n th»- weakness or cor- Always to think the worst. I have siK’ei'ssful under their own peculiar turn a pale pink green with envy."— rupilou of the pts’p'v.— Washing lrv Buffalo Express. evor found to lie the mark of a menu methods. lag I). W. BAGSHAW LEGAL BLANKS Ü è3c: BETTER THAN SPANKING JACKSONVILLE POST. — —— spirit nud n baso soul—Bollngbroko.