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Careful John. A mm I storekeeper was greatly both ered hv nits which Infested Ills build Ing. soys the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Also he |.o;~ -s<e! a valuable watch dog which gunn ed the premlsin at night, Dm- night. Just before be locked up. he sc ttered poison nround the place and left a note on the counter for the clerk who opened the store U the morning. The clerk found the note as wan In tended But he nearly dropped through the fluor when he read: “Jerry—You take the poison in the morning so the dog won't get It There Us SOC1S In the cellar too. John.” A Fish Story , But a True One By LAURA C BURNHAM Doublesome Cucumbers. A vaudeville contortionist was “lim bering up” in his dressing room, when a laiuidrynian. who happened to open the door by mistake, steyiei! across the threshold mid stood spellbound watching the performer, who was ap pareutly til’d In a knot on top of his trunk. Noticing tlie look of consternation on the face of the unintentional Intruder mid resu'vlng to have some fun at hia expense, the contortionist assumed a look of deepest agony und groaned weakly. “By gravy' that’s the last time I’ll ever eat cucumbers for supper!”— Judge. Commencing at the Southwest corner I of the William Hughes Donation Land 1 Claim number forty-eight (48) Section Twenty (20) Township Thirty-six (36) : South of Range Two (2) West of the ' Willamette Meridian and running ' thence South Two Hundred Ninety- I four (294) Feet, thence East One Hun- I dred Seventy-three and on<-half (17313) ' Feet, thence North Two Hundred Thirty-four (234) Feet, thence East I Two Hundred Eighteen and one-half I (°18J-) Feet, thence North Sixty (60) feet, thence West Three Hundred Ninety-two (392) Feet to place of be ginning. Also beginning at the Northeast cor ner of the John Peninger Donation Land Claim number Seventy (70) Township Thirty-six (36) South, Range Two (2) West of Willamette Meridian and running thence South on the East boundary of said claim Twelve (12) Chains, thence West One and 28-100 Chains, thence North Nine and 60-100 Chains, thence East Eight Links, thence North Two and 40-100 Chains, thence East One and i.o-100 chains to the place of beginning, containing One and one-half (IU) acres of land. All of said above described propertv lying i and being situated in Jackson County, Oregon. Public Notice is Hereby Given that I will an Edward Cotton was the youngest son of the Earl of Edgerton. Between the years of fourteen and eighteen as a member of a noble family he bad his full enjoyment of life. He was a tall boy, strikingly handsome and a great favorite. During this period a love af The Signal. fair sprang up between him anil Laura, Misunderstood. “How do you endure listening to daughter of Sir David Hinchelwood, The baby was slow about talking an Impecunious baronet as proud as he Bllgglns funny stories? He spoils and his aunt was deploring that fact. was poor, Sil' David's main object them b.v laughing ut them himself." “That's what I like about him. You Four year-old Elizabeth listened anxi hi life was to marry Ids daughter to a man who would be able to lift the don’t have to listen In order to laugh ously. “Oh. mother." she ventured at length, family to its condition of former at the right time. All you have to do Edward Cotton, being a Is to wait till he gives the signal.”— "do you think lie’ll grow up Eng yi...•». lish? We couldn't any of us mider- younger son In a family all of whose Washington Star. jtand him if he turned out to l>* property was entailed on the oldest Amended. male heir, must of necessity, ns soon English official once said to ns be had grown to manhood, shift fur Woman’s Two Ages. Father Healy, the famous Irish wit: himself Jonx—Shakespeare told us all about “Healy, I’ve got a crow to pick with MONDAY, JANUARY 26th 1914. There was absolutely no bope of his tlie seven ages of mail, but he didn’t possessing the girl he loved. When he you.” at the front door of the Court House say anything about the two ages of "Make It a turkey.” said Father in Jacksonville, Oregon, at: the hour was twenty years ole. lie hade her fare woman. Hoax —And what are the two of 9:30 o’clock A. M. of said day, sell well, being about to sail for Australia. Healy, ns quick ns a wink, “and I’ll ages of woman? Jonx—The age she at public auction, all the right, title, He lor »ed the matter squarely In the loin yon nt 6 sharp.” says she Is and the age she really is — interest and estate of the above named face, but the girl with feminine faith His Great Generosity. defendant ill said premises, subject to Philadelphia Record. would not admit but that something "We getting up a subsetIpIloB.* redemption as by law provided, to the would happen to turn their present began the lady who was carrying highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the Hvsband and Wifo. condition. around the paper. Iler voice trembled Husband means house bound: wife, judgment and costs and accruing “That's the loveliest tiling about a as she spoke, for the person she was weaving one: son Is the cleaner: clangli costs. i'ated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this girl," said tlie lover; “she's an optimist uow bracing happened to be the richest ter is the milker: spinster Is the un in the very face of calamity.” fellow in the community. She hoped married sister of husband or wife, who 12th day of December, 1913. W. H. SINGLER, Cotton went to Australia more to against hope that she would get some is the spinner. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. break away from associations that thing fat from him By E. W. WILSON, Deputy. would thereafter be Impossible tor “You are getting up n subscription?” Fit Hi. Case Exactly. him than the hope of making a for echoed the millionaire, with n sweet “When father was sick about six years ago tune. He hud not inherited business smile, “I’m sure you'll be very sue he read an advertisement of Chamberlain's SUMMONS Instincts mid had no taste for a busi cessful Anil what can I do?” Tablets in the papers that fit his case ex ness life. He found a position in the ■‘Would you—could you"—she nearly nelly," writes Miss Margaret Campbell of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON counting room of a wool merchant fainted at her assurance—“would you Ft. Smith, Ark. “He purchased a box of COUNTY. named Oldersbuw, but did not retain p-p put your name down on this papei them and he has not been sick since. My Lura Bilderback, Plaintiff, sister had stomach trouble and was also hen It long. Building himself a lint besldi> for a b-h-bundred dollars?” vs. efited by them.” For sale by all dealers. W. H. Bilderback. Defendant. the ocean, he contented himself with There—It was done. He wouldn't —Advertisement. To W. H. Bilderback. the above named de- a small remittance sent him quarterly have missed a thousand, but she was f endant: by his father. He was naturally forni pretty courageous to ask for as much In the Name of the State of Oregon:—You of Ashing and supplied Ills table with as she did. His gentle smile reassured NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE hereby notified and required to appear in fish caught tn the ocean. her. | By virtue of an execution and order of sale above entitled court and cause and answer Cotton went to Australia In 1808 “Will I put my name down for a complaint of the plaintiff, now on file therein, One day while out for large tisb he hundred dollars?” said he. "Why. my | issued out and under the seal of ihe Circuit on or before six weeks from the date of the first i Court of the State of Oregon for the County of caught a shark on Ids line. There wns dear young lady, I don’t charge that I Jackson, dated the 18th day of Deceml er, 1913, publication of this summons, which is the 20'h Soniethllig lh the Ash Hint he needed— amount for the use of my name when in a certain cause therein pending wherein M. day of December. 1913, and if you fail to appear possibly n little oil for Ills lump. At charity Is tlie cause. I will put my I L. Hal) as plaintiff recovered judgment against and answer within the time required, for want any rate, he cut it up. A number of tin me down, of course, but not for O. C. Purkeypile for the sum of Seventy-two thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for her com- articles undigested were In the stoni- a hundred dollars. I won't charge you ($72.00) Dollars with interest thereon from said the relief prayed for and demanded in dissolving plaint, to-wit. fora decree of divorce 9ch. among them a folded newspaper. a cent for It. It is a slight service” I 13th day of January. 1913, at the rate of 6 per the bonds of matrimony existing between cent per annum and Fifty ($50.00) Dollars at wlilv 11. tlio-igh soaked, left the Inner —Cleveland Plain Denier. torney’s fee together witb Six ($6.(0) Dollars plaintiff and defendant, for the care and custody sheets In /olerahle condition. Quite I expended in verifying and filing liens and the of the minor chil<l of plaintiff and defendant., likely it hid been thrown from some The Femsle Housefly. further sum of Eight ($8.00) Dollars costs and and for such other and further relief as to the rlllp the shark was following for food , A female bouse fly which has hiber ' accruing costs, which judgment was enrolled court may seem just and equitable in the and picked up b.v the voracious fish. Bated in a dwelling bouse, or else and docketed in the Clerk’s office of said Court premises. This summons is served upon you by publica Cottip took It to his hut .mil spread It where, may produce iu the spring, al j in said County on the 15th day of December. tion in the Jacksonville Post once a week for out before n lire to dry. in tlie even the lowest estimate, 120 eggs. Assam- i 1913. And was directed and deiivere I to me as six consecutive weeks, the first publication ing after Ills supper he took up what Ing that one-half of these hatch as fe- ! Sheriff of Jackson County State of Oregon, cam- thereof being December 20th, 1913. by order of thei'i! wns of It to rend, mid the first males, and nilowing that the breeding ' manding me to sell the real property belonging Hon. F. M. Calkins, Jud re of the above entitled to said defendant and to satisfy the said judg lieadliig Hint met Ills eyes was. goes on without cheek for four months. ! ments and costs, and accruing costs. I have Court, said order having been made on the 11th we have us the descendants of a single i levied upon the following described real property day of December. 1913. "France De I ires War on Germany.” GUS NEWBURY, There were two Iniportmit faits con- hibernating individual 214.557.SU4.320,- I to-wit; Attorney for Plaintiff. rernhi" this first news In Australia of Cl O.uco.COO.OOO ¡lies. Now, a house tly | Beginning at corner No. 1. a post from which the brenkln-- out of the Franco I'riis- measures exactly one-fourth of an inch South cornet of Red Oak Lode Claim bears south alnn w ar Fit" I there was then no in length; the distance around tlie [ 70 degrees east 500 feet and a pine tree 12 inches Notice to Creditors earth at tlie equator is said to be 24f , in diameter bears north 67 degrees east 20 feet, cable comic tin til** 810 miles, it wou d take, therefore, thence south 70 degrees East along the south IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THS STATE OF mainland: soeondf.v. the shark OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY 3.1188.312.000 files placed eml to end to j line of the Red Oak and lowaLode Claim 15-><»f t to very swift sjvlmmer. Cotton Inn corner No. 2.a laurel post from’which a black oak OF JACKSON. go around die world once, Using thle four inches in diameter bears south 38 degrees heard of tlie breaking out of the In the Matter of the Estate of David Mayham. number ns a denominate and ths west 12.5 feet: thence south 20 degrees west mid did not believe such news In four (300 feet post for east center end) 600 feet to oor- commonly known and ca'd’d David Mims, a de sal thinking number of (lies product rcaclied Australia, ceased person. cabin, and It montlis from one mother i i a imnier- ner No. 3, a post from which a black oak 8 inches about the matter In Notice is Hereby Given, that the undersigned, in diameter bears north 22 degrees east 17 feet; knowledge of ntor, we tlml she will give occurred to Id’ll from bv an order of the County Court of Jackson thence north 70 degrees west 1500 feet ;o corner a European course of a summer, to i tin* wool bmdnrs« i County, State of Oregon, heretofore duly made to encircle the globe nt tl.e equator No. 4, a post from which a black oak 12 inches in , and entered has been unpointed and now is t he « nr would ndviitwe the price of wool 5.000 times and have plenty of progeny diameter bearS south 45 degrees west 4 feet, and duly qualifi 'd and acting a Iministrator oT ti.t Early the next morning lie went Into to spare. Professor F. L. Washburn In the corner section corner on the boundary of estate of above named decedent. Cie city, saw O'dcrshnw mid told him Section 5. i’ownsh’p 7 South. Range 3 West, W. ' All ere litors and persons havin r claims Popular Seien e Monthly. Unit an Important event h id occurred M. bears north 30 cegrees east (300 feet west cen- i against Raid decedent or hi* estate arc hereby flint would nlT.’ct the price of wool ter end post)600 feet to corner No. 7 which is the I notified and required to present the same dul.v Mission I the Russian Fleets, place of beginning, containing 20.66 acies more Olderahnw . ......... I that if Cotton would verified with proper vouchers, to the undersigned oí A Bus J in t'e t tinder command or less, the above described mining claim situa- | tell him wli-it It was he (Oldershaw) at his home at Eagle Point, in J&ckson County. Admiral l.eso >s!;y New York ted in Jackson County, Oregon. lay In wonld give him half the profit on mi.v State of Oregon, or to H. K. Hanna, attorney for Public notice is hereby given tnat I will on wool he bought or sold on account ot harbor during the winter of 18(13-4. said estate, at his office in Jacksonville, in said MONDAY. JANUARY 26th, 1914 and another was In San Frani isec county and state, wiihin six months from the It. Cotton then produced Ills news harbor for (lie sumo period. Thurlow at lhe frontdoor of the Court House in Jackson date hereof. paper. ville. Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of The date hereof and of the first publicationt Wool wns selling nt D cents n pound, Weed Is authority for tlie statement 9:30 o’clock A. M. sell at public auction, subject hereof is December 20th., A. D. 1913. and Oldershaw laiught n.i there was nt that Farragut In I ls presence at din to redemption, as by law provided, to the high JOSEPH MAYHAM. -.mil. He hud scarcely completed Ills nernskid I.e offsky why he was idling est bidder for cash, all the right, title and in H. K. HANNA, Administrator. purchases before n ship c itne in with the winter away. The linsstnn an terest of the above named defendant in and to Residing at Jacksonville. Oregon, attorney swered. "I am here tinder sealed or the above described premises, to satisfy the judg tlie news of the declaration of war be for estate. ders. to be broken only In a cetitln ment and costs and accruing costs above men tween France mid Germany. tioned. geney that leis n it yet occurred. ” In Tlie wool that Oldershaw Ivid bought Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this 18th day of general < onvers itlon he allowed It to In pence he sold In shillings, lie mndv December. 1913. B.v virtue of an execution and order of sale appear that 'he garth alar contingency a fortune for himself and one for Cot W. H. SINGI.ER, issued out and under the seal of the Circuit wns that n foreign power should nt ton The war was if short duration Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. Court of the State of *. Ireton for the Countv of The same nt: tilek the Unit ’ ll States, By E. W. WILSON. Deputy. and fortunately the wool was soli) Jackson, in a certain caurfe therein pending thorltv ris o ■'« a conflrmntlon of till* m-ir the highest point Cotton recelv wherein Georjre F. Hall, as plaintiiF. recovered matter by Prince GortseliakolT in St judgment against William A. Aitkin for the sum cd Ills profits within a few months Cziit NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE of One Hundred Fifty <$150.0(0 Dollars with in showed the Petersburg, who after he hail caught tlie shark that New York terest thereon from said 1st day of April. 19'3. h id brought him Ills luck mid n few Alexander's own order. Bv virtue of an execution and order at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, and Fifty Sun. dn'. s later sailed for England of sale issued out and under tlie seal ($50.00) Dollars attorney’s fees and the further lb' found Ills love still dlsengagi d. of the (. ireuit Court of the Slate of sum of Ten ($10.00) Dollars costs and accruing Sirr.p’e Transposition. Oregon for the County of Linn, in a but resisting her father s efforts to In Ono of the nrtlsts had just finished I etrtain cause therein pending wherein i Osts, Which judgment was enrolled and dock tliice her to iiinrrv the son of a rich eted in the office of the County Clerk of Jackson nlnghiff ’ ’ Silly In Our Aliev. ” The ■ F irst National Bank of Alb mv. Ore ' County. bre’ver. There had been no news re Oregon, on the 24th day of November. ceived In I iighiiid of Cotton having song iipnonred to nfT<‘< t Dogaon. I gave . gon, as plaintiff recovered judgment 1913. which execution was directed and delivered against VV. K. Price, as defendant, for I to me as SherifT of Jackson County. Oregon, com him a dig In tin* ribs and lu iulretl: auddeiily made a fortune, mi l when he I lie sum of One Hundred Fifty and no- '•Upset you. «»Id man?” manding me to sell the real property levied upon appeared no one dremned that he was WO Dollars with interest thereon from in a certificate of attachment filed with the ’ •That song. ” lie began, ’ ’ brings tn n very wealthy num He refrained May 28, 1! 12, at the rate of 8 per cent from telling of his wealth, fearing that my mind nn in< ¡(lent of many years per annum, and the further sum of County Clerk on the 14th day of June. 1913. and ago which happened when 1 wns a 1 wenty-tive Dollars attorney’s fees which Is described as follows, to-wit: his explanation as to how he lnid ac Southeast quarter (V4) of the Southeast quart boy. How well I remember the com and Six aim 35-100 Dollars costs and qnlrisl It wonk er (V4) of Section One (1). Town hip Thirty- motion, the wall of the governess, the aceruing costs, which said judgment Laura nine three (33) South of Rang-e Two (2) East of the •hrfeks of the mater! I had a little ' w.«s enrolled and docketed in the office W llamette Meridian. Jackson County. Oregon. with Ills relit ot the County Clerk of Linn County. ‘ i • • n ’ Sally, and »me day we I' Public notice is hereby given that I will on Idea that It nn weie | i .J’'s (we call<‘d them Oregon, on the 5th day November, MONDAY. THE 19th DAY OF JANUARY, 1914 reli'flon»’”- lien 1913. Which execution was directed ami ’allv.' ’i • ii ill ui a sudden Sally delivered to me i»s Sheriff of Jackson fish "I I' «he r'r.M. sw ilhi •<’ , He of my best ‘glassies.’** : I Hinty, Oregon, commanding me to at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M.. at the front til h I ItlippeBi'd door of the Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon, 'Bat what’s the connection with the I sell the personal or real property of sell a!) the right, title, interest and claim, of the when he showed her III« hank necounl svng? ‘ * I asked. I said defendant anil to satisfy said judg- above named defendant in said premises, subjec a« evidence «he was «taggwed. At ’’The alley in our Sally.” replhsl Pog [ inent andcosts. 1 have levied upon the to redemption as by law provided, to the highest last he Induced her to tielh’Ve that h< following described real property, to bidder for cash, to satisfy the judgment, interest, was rvnll.i rich mid had made his son ns lie edged away. London An j wit: costs, attorney s fees and accruing costs. rioney by tills streak of slicer luck. The undivided one-half interest in Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 15th day of Hiring innvIiM’ed her. he was not j the following described land and prem December. 1913. Ebony Backed Brushes. afraid of mi.v one else. Sir David ises. to-wit: — Beginning at the South W. H. SINGLER. When you clean the ebony brushes , east corner of the John Rankin Dona nini'helwood when he was aa«ur. d of SherifT of Jackson County, Oregon. the truth, having found tlie fortune he on your toilet table rub petroleum Jelly tion I.and Claim No. 46 in Township By E. W. WILSON. Deputy. wns looking for. wiih nothing loath to i over the Imi'k« before you wash the 36 South, Range 2 west. VV. M.. and ' running thence North on the East bristles, us this prevents the soda or give his daughter to the young ninn Hosr to llm k.i ; thè Doctm-s. ! boundary 39 chains and 38 links to a Edward Cotton purelmseil an estate ammonia In the water from Injuring I point, thence South 86 degrees West A proniineiit New Yt-ik u sa near flint of III« oldest brother, who the ebony. The Jelly «houli! after 54 chains and 70 links to a point, thence ‘If it urte noi for thè ti.in ..i.sxiogs a.ni hud by till« time In'ie’l'ed the family ward I«* removisl by |><>llsliing tin* South 8l'_. degrees West 28 chains and tuia soldi shoivi uorii Ir wovi.n tbo doetors back with a dry cloth. title, mid he Is now the fiiianclnl innlii . 15 links to « point on the West bound wotih! proli*’ !y lui bnnl.r \\ l,n voi: ary of the VV illiain Hughes Donation <ontruci a colti ilo rv t wui i d< v etnv of the earl mwl Sir David 11 inch Ente rtfli nment For All. ■ ilo | i.etimo ’ i b ’ .t tri n Land Claim No 4.8, thence South on elwiHid mS-HillJ 1 Oligli I ll.vi* “A pretti viri cali get a tot of eutei said West boundary 32 chai' s to the T’le Rothschild« of London made s lalnmert uni of ber u lrror," otiserves .-'ou hwest cori er. thence F.ast on I bl all v lor coite ! s a >d < ■ lnrge fortune by reviving news In ml i South boundary of the Hughes and widj reptitalion b.v ita cures oí ili ynnee of the eventful battle of Water- j su ex, hiuive. Rankin Donation Land Claims 82 It is modi efli-ctual end i plea.-anl sud saf Tuie! So enti a piala .tiri who thlnks loo. i chains and 15 links to the place of b.- to take. F t alla Ly all den lem.—Aùver alle Is pretty.- Boston Tiiiuscript . ginning, containing 300 acres of land. 1 tisetneiiL I (hange in Southern Pacific Time Table. IF Effective November Í3, 1913. r you are NORTH BOUND TRAINS, Portland Passenger........... 8:27 A.M. Grants Pass Motor.......... Y0:& A.M. in need of Grants Pass Motor............. 4:27 P.M Oregon Express........................... 5:2° P.M. Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:44A.M Extra fare train. Good Printing SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. Ashland Motor.....................8:35 A.M. California Express ......... 10:52 A.M. Ashland Motor.................... 2:24 P.M San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M. Shasta Limited (Mail only)5:22 A.M. Extra faro train. I Try the Jacksonville, Ore one (Ung a sketch and description may 1’ B’i’p.iain our opinion free whether an imn is probably patentable. Conuuunica- o i ( )y conlhiontlal. HAUDCOOK on Patenta re«» <1 dost agency fdr securing patenta. ¡’ateiiis t i.ken through Muun 4 Co. xecelve jpr cal u: tice without charge, iu the i I . ,w Sdwtmc jjmerkatt. I« Where i you get A handsomely tf •’trnred weekly. Lnrpent cfr. unlaLion of l!<K : i ide journal. Terms fia year : tour . »L Sold Lyall newsdealera. New York BNN v 26 IDroadway. •» !r.|.hitufton, D. C. POLK’S OREGON and WASHINGTON Business Directory I at low prices!! A Directory of each City, Town and Village, giving descriptive sketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping and banking point; also Classified Dhectory, cempitad by iness and profession. FOTJK & CO.. it With US e rtiVisinjr our lists Jready for thè fiprin r tradii; If you have real estate to dis pose of at a.fgiil* price, place it in our hands r sale, w^'fiave a nu nber of prospective bi vers who e^óect value for their money. We car^sìl| your property at a price equal ’olts filili value but do not want listed at fictitious or “Boom” price. ,'R. R. R. OFF1CE:-Ban'c of liiek- ! sonviiie Bl lg. Upstairs ’ Jackson vi IZe, Ore IS.JI II Charles F. Dunford DEALER IN All kin Is of soft and hard wool. Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices moderate and delivery prompt. JACKSONVILLE OREGON ■ W /«■■r /W). Jacksonville Meat Market ‘ JOUS Dl'NSISGTOS. Prop ------ Dealer» In------- Xll Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats. Poultry. Choice lari. Etc JACKSONVILLE, OREGON a
