Jacksonville post., April 11, 1914, Image 4

Word Painting.
His Angel
By SADIE OLCOTT
"Good morning. Della.”
“Good morning. Margaret"
“I see you have a letter la your hand.
I »oppose it’s for Howard?”
“It is."
"It’s breaking your engagemeat with
him taaybe?”
“No. it isn't. Why do you think that?"
"Can it b» tliat you haven't board
what every one else knows?”
“What's that?”
"1 suppos'd, of couise, you knew It
er I wouldu't have said anything.”
"Heard wlint? For heaven's sake,
»top tills fooling and tell tne what
you're talking ubout!”
“Why, they say Howard is engaged
to a girl in Akervtlle, where he lives."
"Who says It?”
"It's common talk.”
There was silence for a few mo­
ments. Then Della said: “Yes, 1 know
all about it. 1 aui going to write How
ard w hat 1 think of him.”
She passed on, but instead of going
■directly to the postottice she went to
her home by a roumlaliout course and.
sitting at her writing desk, wrote How­
ard Benjamin a letter of a different
kind entirely from the one she had In­
tended to post.
In a couple of days Mr. Benjamin
was announced. Delia hud had time
*tp“ at least cool down and wished that
she might have taken more time in the
writing of the letter she bail sent him.
As she remembered it. her feelings
hiid ruft away with her. She was sur­
prised that Howard should have come
td see her after having received it, but
^.¡iiilffiosed he had come to return her
Notice
of Sheriff’s
Sale
on
Mrs. Bradley, when questioned by a
Execution in Foreclosure.
fellow traveler In the Pullman car in
j-ega.nl to her home. UuMwbeU-forth int< —“Sxtlie Pauline Osenbrngge, ‘formerly
Sadie Pauline Sturgis, Plaintiff.
a rather long and detailed descript io i
_ <ts charms.
______ _ Her Jittle girl. Grace*
vs.
of
W. T. York, Defendant.
who had been reading when she begin
Notice is hereby given that under
to speak, soon closed her book and Ils
and by virtue of an execution dulv is­
tened with great interest.
sued out of the Circuit Court of th«
“It must be very pleasant,” remark
state of Oregon, in and for theCounty
ed the chance acquaintance, somewhat of Jackson, in a certain cause thereir
wherein Sadie Paulire Osenbrugge,
perfunctorily, when Mrs. Bradley fin
Pauline Sturgis, is
label, and Grace, her eyes gleaming formerly Sadie
with enthusiasm, said: “Oh, it must be plaintiff and W. T. York is defendant
which said execition is of date the
perfectly lovely!
What place is Jt
-'6th day of March, 1914, and was is­
mamma ?*’
sued by virtue of a decree of said
"Why, our own home, of course.’’
'ourt in said cause, which said decrei
answered the mother, somewhat cm
•vas duly rendered and docketed in
favor of the said plaintiff and against
bo missed.
“Oh. dear.” said Grace, sighing, “how the said defendant W. T. York, on the
mueb letter it sounds than it looks.”— 17th day of March, 1914, and recorder
in Volume 21 of the Circuit Court
Exchange.
I.-
Journal at page 52 thereof.
I am commanded to sell and will at
Helped the Glass Man.
the hour of 9:30 o’clock A. M. on
She entered the hardware store ami
TUESDAY, APRIL 28th, 1914
said to the clerk:
at the front door of the Court House
"I want a pane of window glass ten
n Jacksonville, Oregon, offer fol sale
inches by twelve and I want a man to ind will sell to the highest bidder for
■ash in hand, subject to redemption as
come right over to my house and set
is by law provided, all the right, title
it.”
“Very well, ma'am." said tlie clerk, and interest that the said defendants
and calling the proprietor to tend the had on the 17th day of March, 1914, or
at any time thereafter, in and to the
front of tlie store, lie accompanied the foil«.wing described real property, to-
woman around tlie corner to her house, wit:—
and around tlie house to the back
Commencing at the Southwest cor­
porch. wbere'Mhe tn«>k tlie mop, smash­ nel' of Block number Four (4) of Gal­
ed in a perfectly good pane of glass loway’s Addition to the Town (City)
with it. reached through tlie hole, un­ of Medford, as shown by the official
plat thereof, now of record, and run­
latched tlie window and said:
ning thence North one hundred and
"Now go in through tlie window and
twenty-one (121) feet; thence East
unlock tlie door for me: after that you one hundred and thirteen and 7-8
can put in tlie new pane and my hus- (113 7-8) feet; thence South one hun­
band will pav you tomorrow. 1 left dred twenty-one (121) feet to th«
m.v keys at home when I went calling South line of said Block; thence West
one hundred
and thirteen and 7-8
this afternoon."—Newark News.
(113 7-8) feet to the place of beginning.
All of said property or so much
Rain Records.
thereof as may be necessary will be
Records of winters in the pnst bring sold to satisfy the judgment and de­
to light some accounts of excessive cree in favor of Sadie Pauline Osett-
rains, for in 1909 a gauge kept nt Mon­ brugge, formerly Sanie Pauline Stur­
umental. in Ciilifornlil. registered 153.54 gis, said judgment being for the sum
inches. Only at Glenorit, Ore., witli a of two thousand two hundred fifty
record of 1ti7.29 for a single .vent-, has and 26 100 ($2250.26) dollars with in­
this rainfnl! record been exceeded in terest thereon from said 1st day of
February, 1914, at the rate of 8 per
records for the United States. The
cent per annum and the further sum
heaviest riilnftill for a single month of eleven ($11.00) dollars costs.
ever recorded in tile United States was
And the whole jf said property, if
at Helen Mine. Cal., in January. 1909. necessary, will be sold at said 'time
when 71.54 Iniliea fell. Campo lias tile and place to satisfy said judgment.
Dated
at Jacksonville,
Oregon,
record fol the heaviest downpour ever
recorded in California for a single <lav. March 27th, 1914.
W. H. SINGLER,
This was eleven mid a half inches on
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Aug. 12. 1891. mid all of this fell with­
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
in eighty minutes. This Is far below
m u---------------
tlie American record, however, which
Notice
¡¡of
Sheriff
’s Sale on
Is held by Alexandria. 1-' , witli a rec­
ord of 21.4 luehes in a single day.—Ar­
Execution in Foreclosure
gonaut.
hereby notified that Goo. W. Stevens, the holder I
of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 134. is-
sued on the second day of November. 1910. by
the 'Jgx Collector of the Q.uity of. Jackscn.
State of Oregon, for the amount of Four and
13-100 Dollars, the same being the amount then
iue and delinquent for taxes f^r the year 1909.
fogethpr with penalty, interest and costs thereon
upon the real property assessed to you. of which
vou are the owner as appears of record, situated
;n said County and State, and particularly
bounded and described as follows, to-wit: The
Lot numbered two in Section 7 in Township 36
south of Range least of the Willamptte Mori-
idian. being 33’4 acres in the north-west quarter
o'the north-east quarter of said Section, Town­
ship and Range.
You ate further notified that sai l Geo. W.
Stevens has paid taxes on said promises for
prior or subsequent voars with the rate of in­
terest on said amounts as follows.
Year’s
Date
Tax Receipt
Rate of
Tax
Paid
No.
Amount Interest 1
1910 Nov. 1. 1911
1G8
$3.57 lß per ct. ¡
1911 Oct. 14. 1912
6010
$4.28 15 per ct. I
1912 Oct. 16. 1913
$4 54 15 per ct. 1
13559
1913 Feb. 25. 19’4
$4.48 15 per ct. ■
199
Said D. R. Hunt. whose true name is Don-
nia P . Hunt, as the owner of the lepal '
title of the above described property as the
same appears of record, and each of the other
persons above named are hereby notified that
Geo. W. Stevens will apply to the Circuit Court
of the County and State aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the lien against the property above
described, and mentioned in said certificate. And
you are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the first publication of this sum­
mons exclusive of the day of said first publica­
tion, and defend this action or pay the amount
due as above shown together with costs and ac
crued interest and in case of your failure to do
so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien
of sai l taxes and costs against the land and
premises above named.
This summons is published by order of the
Honorable T. J. Cleeton. Judge of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the County of
Jackson, and said order was made nnd dated
this 26th day of February, 1914. and the date of
the first publication of this summons is the 281 h
day of February. 1914.
All process and papers in this proceeding may
be served upon the undersigned residing within
the State of Oregon, at the address hereafter
mentioned.
M. PURDIN,
Address Medfo-d, Ore.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
¡Effective November 13, 1913.
you are
in need of
Good Printing
'letters ami demand Ilia own.
' To her surprise Howard advanced
Notce for Pubica tn n
to meet her as she entered the room
DEPARTMENT
Of’ THE INTERIOR
with Ills customary »mile, took her in
his arms mid kissed her. She blushed
U. S. Land Office at Rosebura, Orearon.
to tlilnk of tlie disagreeable things she
February. 7. 1914.
had written bltn, wondering the while
Notice is hereby given that Mat S. Hirsch.
whether lie had received her letter or
whose post office address is 505 Burnside Street.
whether there was any truth In the re­
Portland, Oregon, did, on the 19th day of Decem­
ber, 1913, file in this office Sworn Statement and
ports ns to his inconstancy. She was
Application, No. 09244. to Durchase the N.E.'i
much puzzled.
N.W.’/i ar.d Lots 1. 2, 3 and 4 of Section 18, Town­
"I came «town for the week end.
ship 41 S.. Range 4 West. Willamette Meridian,
sweetheiirt. to be with you.” lie said.
and the timber thereon, under the provisions
“I couldn't stand to lie separated from
of the act of Juno 3, 1878.an-l acts amen-
you any longer without one kiss.” He
datory. known aa the "Timber and Ston<
your
gave her n dozen. "But how cold
laiw," nt such value as miirht be fixe;! by
hands are! Is there anything the mut­
appraisement, and that, pursuant to such np
Bay,
ter with you?”
plication, the land and timber thereon have been
rirect Question.
appraised J.'WO.tD, the timber estimated l.OG-i.niM
"Oh. no; I'm very well! I'm so glad
At n reunion of the Adams family
Sam P. Purdy and Elizabeth A. Imard feet at 30.60 per M. an i the land nothing
you've come.”
chicken croquettes gave out. so the Purdy, his wife, and J. V. McIntyre,
that said applicant will ot-r fin il proof in sup­
Della trembled lest this were prelim­ maids carefully neglected the younger Defendants.
port of hia application and sworn statement or
inary to an n unouncetnent of ills de­ children.
After vainly trying to at­
Notice is hereby given that under the 2tth day of Anril. t!)i4 beO'ri Register an<
fection and bln contempt for her on tract the attention of Ids mother, one and by viitue of an execution duly is­
Receiver United States Land Offie.i, at Roseburg
account of her «■ompliiint. Just to make of tlie little hoys nt tlie lower end of sued out of the Circuit Court of the Oregon
It more effective.
But as her lover
State
of
Oregon
in
and
for
the
County
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur
the table called out in a loud tone of
of Jackson, inn certain cause therein phase before entry, or initiate a con'est at an;,
wunt on In the usual strain. Inter­
voice. “Mother!"
wherein Lillie D. Ray is plaintiff and time before patent issues by filing a corrobor­
rupted only by an occasional kiss, she
"Whiit 1» it. Albert?" site replied.
Sam P. Purdy and Elizabeth A. Purdy, ated affidavit in th's ofiie-r, alleging facts which
hacatne gradually reassured ns to tlie
“Do you thl..k.” went on the child. ! his wife, and J. V. McIntyre are de- would defeat the entry.
falsity of the re|««rts tliat hud reach
“I should have liked tlie croquettes if fen.iants, which said execution is of
B. F. JONES.
•d her. But her letter—Howard must
«late the 2’ith day of March, 1914, and
I had bad une'.-" — Lippincott's.
Register,
have come away Just before Its <le
was issued by virtue of a dot-ree of
livery. She «lremled to have him go
said Court in said cause, which said de-
Cannae,
back and get It. What would he think
•ree was duly rendered and docketed Notice of sheriff’s Sa’e Und. r
his
where
II
a
unit
ml
won
Cannae,
.in
favor of the sail plaintiff and
of her, lie who hud assured her time
greatest
victory
over
the
Bomans,
is
|
agaif
st the S lid defendants Sam P.
•n<! again tluit sin« was an angel, tx-t
Forcc'osure
ter fitted for heaven than this wicked situated on tlie opposite side of tile Purdy and Elizabeth A Pur ly o.i the
24th day of March, 1914. and recorded
John M. C. lUson. P aintj
|H*iilnsuln
from
the
city
of
Home,
on
world?
1 in Volume 21 of the Circuit Court
V«.
Howard left bls sweetheart thorough­ tlie river Autiiltis mid nlaiut six miles | Journal.
H ere Silver, refendant.
Suit to
from
Its
mouth.
It
was
from
this
bat
­
ly convlncisl of Ills coiistnncy, but in
I am c nnnanded to sell ar.d will at Foreclose a M >r gage.
tlefield
that
Hannibal
sent
to
Cartilage
terror ut his returning to receive the
the hour of 9:30 o’clock A M. on
Notice is he e y given 'hat under
three bushels of gold rings from the
mil by virtue of h otder of sale and
imprecations she had written, lively
TUESDAY, APRIL 28th, 1914
lingers of 'lie I'oman knights slain in
!i cree of I'm ecb Ut-q and .n execution
time the postman left any mail stie
it iiie front door of the Court House • her-of 's oed ■
tlie battle. Cannae is about 209 miles
t of the Ci cuit Court
weut to tin- delivery box witli dreml
I
m .Lickronville, Oregon, offer fol- t.‘ale
f the St .te of Otegon in a certain
from Home.
»nd grasped the letters witli n tiein
l «nd will sell to tn - highest bid ler fo. ci.usc tl . rein wherein J >h . M. Clausun
'«■ash in land, sul-ject to redemption a.-
bling hand. It was seieral days lie
is plair.t ff. : nd Harry Silver et a!
Verbal Vagaries.
is bv law J ri vidtd. all the right, till,
fore she received il missive from her
are defei (iants, which said execution
"Circumstances niter not only cases, ¡anil interest that the said defeidant
lover, mid when she did she was afraid
is of date the 28th day of March, 1914
' had on the 241h day of March, 1914. o
but words ns well."
■nd was issued b> virtue of a decree
to open It. She took It to her room,
l at any time thereafter, in and to
"Explain yourself."
of
said C iuri in said cause which said
and, after taking It up and puttitig It
I following described real properly,
"When the captain of a vessel ships
de Tee will duly rendered and dock­
down several times, she broke the seal.
' wit:—
a cook he hires him. but when a house­
eted in f ivor of the said plaintiff and
It began by stating that to make up
C< tn’nencit.g at tlie north corner of
against the said defendants, Harry
wife ships her cook she tires her."— Block Seventy (70) in
the
Town Silver and Janies S. Bailey, on the
Work left undone, to visit her. he fuid
Boston Transcript.
of
Medford,
running
thence
South
been busy day mid night siuce Ids le
25 h day o' March, 1914, ar.d recorded
15 degrees and 30 minutes East, .-.even
turn. Then he went oil to speak of
in Volume 21 of the Circuit Court
'y-five (75) feet, thence S« uth 54 de-
Veto Power,.
Journal.
those happy hours they laid spent to
rees -«nd 30 minutes West, one hun
Wlgg—Yeung BJones thinks he In n
I bavi levied upon and am command­
gather mid how he could ««unit the
■
ir«
d
(IO«»)
fe.-t,
thence
North
15
de
burn lender. Wngg Oh. ninny n fel­
ed to s. i and will at the hour of 9:30
days till he would s<«e liar again. Not
.trees and 30 mi: utes West, seventy- o’clock . M. on
low who tlijikv Ire wax born to com
tiv>- (75) feet, thence North. 54degr.-et
a word alsmt that horrible letter of
maud inilii'le« it woman wlm was born ttvl 30 minutes East, one I,unified (l.M)
MONDAY, MAY 4th, 1911,.
tiers. What could It menu? Had lie
to countermand. Philadelphia Record
at th ? f’ont door of the Court House
feet to tl e place of commencing.
received it, and was he too high mind­
An ba»y Way.
All of said property or so much in Jac's o ville, Jackson C >unty, Ore-
ed, too generous, too magnanimous to
on, effe for sale and will sell at pub
One of the easiest and most effective thereof as may be necessary will b-
take advantage of It. knowing that It
sold
to satisfy the judgment anti de­ lin auc'io i to the highest bidder fot
ways of escaping the hardships of
liad tieen written under a false Impres­
prison abuses Is found In the simple cree in favor of Lillie 1). Rav, said cash, subject to redemption as is Ir. i
sion?
judgment being
for the sum ot lav. | rovided, all the right, title am:
old process of keeping out of prison.—
$1640.00 with interest thereon from ínteres' ■ f the said defendants. II irri
In a few weeks he came again, and
Chicago Record Her-ild.
s ud 28th day <>f February, 1814, at the Silver aid James S. Bailey, hsd on the
this time Della felt sure that he would
rate ot 8 per cent per annum, and fo> 25th da. of March, U.14. < r at . m
■peak of the subject that troubled her
The more we deny ourselves the the further sum of $72.00 taxes fol time t creafter in o'- to the following
Hlie wished he would nail have it over
more the gods supply our wants Hor­ 1913, with interest at 6 per cent pel descril ed property.
with. But he did not
He was Just
The Northwet Quarter
of
he
ir.nutn fti tn Febtuarv 28, 1914, anil
ace.
as affectionate mid kind mid loving m
be further sum of F81.ll delinquent Nortl west Qcarier of Section Eight
taxes on th e premises fur 1911 anu (8), the Southeast Quarter of th«
ever and evidently still considered her '
1912, with interest
thereon
from Noitheast Quarter of Section Seven
an angel.
Administratrix Notice to Creditors
February 28, 1914 at 15 per cent per (7) all in Township Ihirty-nine. South
Weeks passed sial Della ls*gmi to he
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF '.1REGON. FOR annum and the furl her sum of $169.22 of Range One, West of the Willamette
Have that her letter hud miscarried
JACKSON COUNTY.
assessments for the city of Mulford, Meridian.
She lnquli'e«! of the postman as to
All of said property or so mueb
In the Matter of the Estate of Martha M. against the premises with interest
where undelivered letters were taken, B row n. Deceased,
from February 28, 1914, and fol the '.hereof a.s may be necessary will b<
and he told her they nil w e a «it t<>
■osts and disbursements of this suit, sold at said time and place to satisfi
' "o V • ’• »«orebv »Iven
axed nt $18 60.
the judgment Hnd decree in favor oi
the dead letter oi'fi «• in Wii-let . ■ i | I h < !«*• •• . r >•
' by
And the whole of said
s ' ' property if John M. Clam-on, said judgment being
Oi«v n
rJwe
letters misdirected or unci med
lecessarv will be sold • .1
at sai< lute ar.d for the sum of linee Hundred Ten
the i > ta.
*i«
without Stamps were to i-e I.mini
and no 190 ( 310 00) Dollars with in­
r •. ■ iis .ixt luims a ' i nat sa i estate «re place to satisfy said judgment con
the dead letter olti e
!•<■'! : «. .
terest thereon from said 13th ('ay of
i hurt bo notided to’preaeni thes une, duly verified. tuaud in said d« ere •.
there and received u «.nil stating Ibat
I'ateii at Jacksonville, Oregon, this January, 1911, ut the late of 8
to the undersiynt'd at he • r.ddress in Browns­
the letter she had written about was boro Oregon, or to Gus Newbury, her atturm
_7lh day of Match, 1914
ci nt per annum, and the further
iey.
W H. SINGLER,
oi biftv ($50 09) Dollars attorney
there unstamped, mid If she would in the i'hippa Ruil«fin»r in Medford. Oregon, on
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. aid the further s^hi of l ourteen
■end 2 cents it would be sent her
or before six mon th < from the dat • hereof.
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy. 40-109 ($14 40) D .liars cost.«.
Dated April 4. 1911.
When the letter came Delia funnd
Dated nt Jacks'inville, Oregon,
JENNIE C. CHARLEY.
that she had been so angered that she
1st day of April, 1914
Administratrix of the Estate of Martha V.
had not written her nddrest on It and
Date
of first publication, April 4,
Summons for I’u’ilicatim in Fore­
Brown. Deceased.
had neglected to put n stamp on It.
1914.
closure of lax Lien.
She began to r> ad it: but. < tinting to
W H. SINGLER.
IN Till: CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Sheriff of Jackson U.-untv. Oregon.
Executor*» N« lice to Creditor».
that which now in het < miler ino.
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COU.sTY.
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
nients she was nshaimsl of. she tore
Notice h hereby »riven that the untlernifrneti
Gto. W. Stevens, Plaintiff.
it into bits and threw the lilts Into hn* Fern appointed bv the County Court of
vs.
the fire.
JiickHon County. Ore -on. as executor of the ea-
D. R. Hunt, whose true name is Dennis P.
Flt Hi Case Exactl-.
ti
te
of
D.
G
K
:rne*.
de
eaae
L
and
has
qualified
When ITowar.1 came again lie nothasl
Hunt and any other person or persons having-
“When fnilier wns sii-k about si. vjarsngo
a change in hl« tlmicee
The cloud All pe.aon-. hay ntr claim • ariin-- sail *8tat< an inteiest in or lien or claim upon the real es-
that had twen resting upon her laid are hereby roti i-d to pr sent »he same, with > tatc described in the complaint herein. Deien* he reati r.n advertiseinent of ( han-.l ei !-m's
proper vo. chem i n duly verified to (he 1..1 ;er- | Hants.
Tablet, in ili- piperà tliet fit bis ciac ex
been lifted.
* j
ataned a Medford Otegon. within s:x niotaha
To D. R. Hunt, whose true n »me ?s Dennis P. iictlr." writes Mi..« Margaret ('nmpbv'l < :'
"My angel f he »aid.
fiom the ■ ate of it notice.
Hum. and any other p.-iM»n or persons having 1 t. Suiiili, Ark. "He pinclinsed a box -i K
“Oh. please don't." rhe protested,
Mv ■a
Dated and fi.nl published April 4. 1914.
| an interest in or lien or claim u* on the real vs- ti eni and he ha« no» biten «i<k «foce
burying her burning cheek on his
M PURDIN.
tite describeti in the vomplaint herein, the yi-ter li ad stomiu-h trouhle and “«« alo lien
Executor of the Estate of D. G. Karnes, De- al-Uve named defendants.
bstewn.
etite«! by tliem.” For sale by all dealer«.
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graph, shipping and bent lhg(i point!
also Classified Directory, ecru piled by
business and profession.
PGTJK & CO-
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ell Ì our
By listing it with us
We are revising out- lists ready for the
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
for sale, we have a number of prospective
buyers who expect value for '.heir money.
We can «ell your property at a price
equal to it3 full value but do not want any
listed at fictitious or “Boom" price.
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R.
OFFlCEi-Bank of Jack-
sonvillo B!dg. Upstairs
J icksanville, Ore
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Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kinds of soft and hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
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JACKSON VILLE
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OREGON
Jacksonville
Meal Market
JOHN DLNNINGTOS. Prop
First
Quality Lard at Reduced Prices
While the supply
5 Pounds 65 cts
I JACKSONVILLE,
lasts
10 Pounds $1.25
OREGON