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'fhis book t Ils nurses, teachers, doctors, lawyers, preachers, social workers, Sunday School teachers and all others, young and old, what i 11 need to know about sex matters. By Winfield Scott Hall. Ph. D., M. D. (Leipzig) Newspaper Comments: "Scientifically correct.” — Chicago Tribune. "Accurate and up-to-date,” Philadelphia Pt ess. "Standard book of Knowledge,” — Philadelphia Ledger. The New York World says: ‘ ‘Plain truths for those who need or ought to know them for the prevention of evils.” Under plain wrapper for only $1.00 Coin or Money Order, post ige ten cents extra. Lincoln’s Pass Valueless. F nil the Btorles told of Ulysses At one time during the civil wnr. | S. Grant one of the most re when the Union army wus making markable is that related by great efforts to break through the cor Justice Wendell I’. Stafford of dou of Confederate troops which de the supreme court of the District of fended Richmond, u geptlemun called ou President Lincoln in Washington Columbia. Justice Stafford said that shortly and usketi for a pass for lticlimoud. after Lincoln's assassination Johnson •’Well,” said Lincoln. "1 would be very told Grant he luteuded to execute all happy to oblige you if my pusses werfe Cenfederate officers and officials and respected, but tile fact Is. sir, I have within the past two years given passes that Grant turned him from this to 250.000 men to go to Richmond, and course by threatening to seize Wash not one has got there yet” (ngton with bls victorious array nnd dr ★ ★ proclaim martial law. "Not long after the death of Lincoln Soldiers Too Particular. Johnson summoned Grant to the White A soldier correspondent, wounded In House,” said the Justice. "When they the south, wrote home to the north were alone lie said, 'I Intend to fix it during the civil war: forever In the minds of the American "The sanitary and Christian commis people that secession Is a crime.’ sions lire the menus In God's hands of Grant was silent. ’1 Intend to have accomplishing an Bilinite amount of all Confederate officers and officials good. I know the soldiers are directly put to a public death.' Grant did not benefited by lhe essentials and 'good speak. When Johnson hnd finished ies' prepared by the devoted mothers bls harangue, which continued for a quarter of an hour. Grant rose in si and loving sisters of the uieu. The lence to take his leave. 'What do you trouble is too many of them want the identical cooky his mother made.” mean to do?* said Johnson. “Then tile quiet man made answer: dr dr dr T am going back to the camp. 1 shall Battlefield Surgery. I move my urm.v upon Washington. 1 As the Maine troops were leaving the ■hall proclaim martial law and take battlefield of tile first Bull Itun a sol- MIAMI PUBLISHING CO. command. My reason for so doing is dier stepped up to one of the officer« of this: 1 received the surrender of Gen Dayton, Ohio. eral Lee. w hich ended the war. That the Fifth regiment anil requested the surrender put In my bauds the life loan of a knife. The officer took out it .«nd safety of every officer and official common pocketknife and handed it to i Ola the Confederate side, and I bold the soldier, who sat down at the side of myself In duty and honor bound to see tlie road, pulled up the leg of his trou $1 Complete Shaving Outfit $1 tbut they are protected according to sers and deliberately dug a musket the rules of wnr and common right, ball out of Ids leg. Then he jumped You can com mu uica te with me at my up and resumed Ills march. To advertise our Universal Shaving headquarters.' dr dr dr Outfit and Universal Products we will "Grant returned to bis camp. Issued Made Them Laugh In Libby. the necessury orders and waited for for a limited time only, send this well An Interesting Libby prison anecdote worth $3.«(l Shaving Outfit tor $1.Cf>. tlie proclamation. He received word ... is told by Colonel E. B Brmlshaw of that Johnson hnd changed his mind. We sell our products to the consumer Washington A victorious general refusing to re therefore you save all "1 recall one of the darkest, storm direct and linquish his command and calling his .-.gents’ profits which as y >u know aie devoted legions to lift him to a throne iest. rainiest nights nt old Libby." said —that Is an old part ou the stage of Colonel Bri«1»lniw. “The Union pris very large. oners were huddled together on one of i Hollow Ground Razor. history. But when before did a til the lower floors, mid the rain was com I 5-inch Lather Brush. umphant cldeftaln threaten to bike power Into Ills own bunds for the sole ing In on them in n perfect deluge. 1 Razor Strop, Canvas Bach. Among the captive» In blue was Bish purpose of seeing Justice done to a 1 Nickel Easel Back Mirror. op McCabe, then a chaplain In his fallen foe? God never put Into a body 1 33inch Barber Towel. excess of good nature he saw the hu a greater soul tliiiu Grant's." — New 1 Bar Shaving Soap. morous side of even such n situation York Press. 1 Box Talcum Powder. as 1 have described. While our boys, hungry and cold, were trying to keep I Decorated China Mag. FOE SAVED GRANT’S LIFE warm mid dry a voice was raised 1 Aluminum Barber Comb. above the bowling of the tempest out 1 Bristle Hair Brush. side and could be hen rd in all parts Confederate General's Order Preeerved Each outfit packed in neat box of the prison, 'Hands on your pocket Him For the Union. Here is ail Interesting story by Gen Ixaiksi' The voiie was that of ('Imp $1.00. Coin or Money Order, postage lain McCabe, who knew full well that 10c extra. eral Marcus J Wright, the Confeder- there was not a single dollar In all UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS CO. ate soldier, of how a timely order anv that great crowd of shivering Yankee Dagto. , Ohio. cd General il rant from being shot Just Holdiers The sally caused an outburst before the battle of Belmont. Ky., In of laughter, notwithstanding the situ» November. 1861: tiou." ('hoiitham took Blythe's pnCCLondon “Tango” Necklace General I ixLL”£velyn Thaw” Bracelet Mississippi icglmeut and the One Ilun- dred and l-'ifty-foiirtli Tennessee, uu- THE FEDERAL LOSSES These two beautiful pieces of j op- der my command, to follow the Fed erals and attack the troops embarking Official Compilation of Number Killed u) ,r jewelry are the croze among st- In the Civil War. defy women New York and th- on tlie transports. Within half a mile According to a recent officiai com largest C’ties. They ar- neat and ele from where we started we came near a double house nlsiut 1<«> yards from pilati, a. the whole numi» r of dentils gant gold finished articles that wil ii num;; g officer» mid oudsted men of the the road, w lib'll was mt'Upleil by the gladden the heart of every girl or I eder: il army during the wai between Federal» as a hospital. At the states, ns shown by the official rec woman, no matter how young or old. were two F»slernl officers n>< ords, was 359.5’js. The actual number, Very stylish and attractive. tine horses, one a black, tin other a Our Pree Oiler. We are advertising however, must be somewhat larger. gray. Two other officers, out with nil because • it Is known that many of the Spearmint Chewing Gum an I desire overcoat on. came out of tin hospital records, . expo, tally those of southern to place a big box of this fine, health- and ran toward it cornfield, Jumping prisons, are far from complete. The ful gum into every home, It sweet- the fence and disnp|H*nrlng. number of deaths by cause» In the ens the breath whitens lhe teeth and When they first appeared a number United ! States army during the war of of my men cocked their guns and made the rebellion is shown in the following aids digestion, It is refreshing and ready to tire. General Cheatham at table: pleasing to «11. To every one sending once directed me to order their guns us but 50c and 10 cents to cover shi| - Offi Enlist to it shoulder mid not to tire on strag 1 Cause« of death. cers. ed men. Total. ping costs we will ship a big box of 62.916 67.058 glers. ax Ills orders were to attack the i Killed In action........... 4.142 20 regular 5c packages of the Spear troops seeking the transports. This ' Died of wounds re ceived In action .... 2.223 40.789 43.012 mint Gum and include the elegant, order was given j Died o* disease............. 2.795 221.791 224.586 "Tango” Necklace and "Evelyn On the day after tlie battle General j Accidental deaths (cx- 4.114 Thaw” Bracelet absolutely free. 3.972 Cheatham met under n ll.-ig of truce | cept by drowning).. 142 4,944 4.838 This offer is for a short time on'y. Colonel Hatch. General Grant's quar • Drowned ......................... 106 j Murdered ........................ 483 37 520 termaster Colonel llntcli 111 Ids con | Kllletl after capture.. 14 90 104 Not more than 2 orders to on.- party versatloii with General Cheatham tol l j Committed suicide.... 26 365 391 Dealers nut allowed to accept this. him that the two officers who ran out Executed by United UNITED SALES COMPANY. 1 States military uu- of the hospital were General Grant P. O. Box 10 . 1 thurifies ....................... — 267 i Dayton, Ohio. 267 and himself, mid both were surprised i Executed by enemy.. 4 60 64 9 ♦ flint they were not tlrixl on i Died from sunstroke. 5 308 313 2 034 1 1.972 62 The battle of Belmont was tlie lui Other known causes.. j Causes not stated .... 28 12.093 12.121 Notice of Sheriff’s Sale in the tlnl light in the great campaign In Mlaslsalppl valley. Total ................................ 349.944 339.528 Foreclosure. EVERYTHING A MAN rEEDS 10 Articles 10 Arlington. At Arlington tlu- mud goes down; The auti.nin run *li.ks round and red. A. tliouph with riot mice to crown The snerltlelal blood they »hod— Those heroes who by »troam and steep Fought fearless If they lost or won And now sic. |> d.s p the1- 1 »■ . I.o-l steep Beneath the •> 1 . l,ll:i: ton —Clinton Heidlard in A. w York Sun Hard Luck In Wart me. The late" General Sluilter used to el. joy telling lioer during the civil war ■ewe-nil Wounded eitll, e’lx illul II feev pri vate» were going up the" valley of Vir ginia when n rnlu came on. forcing all hands to take* refuge all night In a ■cboolhou»». Being very tlre-et all sexra fell sound a»k*ep. It chanced that din skunk had found Its way tinder the 0ix»r nuel by nnd by latti announced It» presence iiftei* IU well kuowu ef- fes tive numner. i’he officers all wffik. i SPECIAL HOSIERY OFFER Guaranteed Wear-Ever Hosiery Men and Women Ladies Special Offer F< r F i L railed Time Only- Six pair > f our finest 35c i valu» I ulies’ Tuarunteed hose in black, , tan or white colors, for $1 00 arid 10c. for postage, etc. SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN For a limited time only, six pairs of our finest 35c value Guaranteed Hose any color with written guarantee nnd a pair of <>ur well known Men's Para dine Garters for one dollar, and 10c for postage, etc. You know these hose; they slot d the teat when all others faileel. Th< y give real foot comfort. They rave no seams to rip. They never become Ih'iilleiuen nii,| "slffi.* tn» th* .’tlh-rx were still «»(....p, thv ke>’' lews ' an > I ai’gy as the shape is knit in, not presse'ei in. They are Guar n 1 for firmness, for style, for super- ’ iterisi anei workmanship iotilj ot u. ■» and to wear si: absolute y ataim,.. new pai m«nthx without hales free lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption as is by 'aw provided, all the right, title and interest which the said defendants had m said’Yeal property, hereinafter de scribed as follows, to-wit: The East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section Eighteen (18) in 1 ownship Thirty-seven (37) South of Range r..ur (4) West of the Willam ette Meridian in Jackson County, Ore gon, containing 80 acres. All of said above real property if necessary will be sold at said time and place to satisfy the judgment in favor of the Plaintiff and against the Defen dants. Said judgment being for the sum of $1687.50 with interest thereon from said 2nd day of May, 1914 at the rate of 6 per cent per annum and $100 attorney’s fees, and the further sum of $30.00 costs and disbursements in this suit and accruing costs of sale. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, 20th day of Mav, 1914 W. H SINGLER. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By E. W. WILSON, Deputy. Change in Southern Pacific Time Table. .. - --- * IF Effective November 13, 1913. you are in need of Good Printing NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Portland Passenger............ 8:27 A. M. Grants Pass Motor.............10:22 Granta Pass M*3tor.. . .4:27 13 A m . B.M Oregon Express.............. t .5<28 P.M. Shasta. Limited (Mailonly)2:44 A.M . | Exira fare train. SOUTH BOUND TWAINS. *■: j I 23 Ashland Motor... . .,;y.. .8:39 4- A. ,M. California Exprew ..... 10:52, Ashland Motor.....................2:24 P.M Säri Francisco Express.. .4:0# P,M Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:22 Extra fare train. A. M. I Ò0 YEASS’ fe EXPERIENCE ---------------------------- - • Notice of Sheriff’s Sale •< ' ’«MF ? Lee Phipps, Plaintiff. vs. Malinda Jane Miles and William Miles, wife and husband, Defendants: Public notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue of an execution and order of sale duly issued out and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, dated the 27th dav of May, 1914, in a certain cause therein, where in Lee Phipps as plaintiff recovered judgment against the defendants Malinda Jane Miles and William Miles for the sum of One Thousand ($1000) Dollars with interest thereon from said 27th dav of December, 1912, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum and One Hundred ($100) Dollars attorney's fees and the further sum of Eighteen and 20-100 ($18.20) Dollars costs and accruing costs of sale, Which Slid judgment was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk’s office of said Court in said County or. the 23rd day of May, 1914. In compliance .. . with said execution I am commanded to and will at the I hour of 9:30 A. M. on ■J Jacksonville, Ore > Tn*rc S'».««« D c «I.«B ' COPYRIGHT« Ae. Anvone wnillii/ a •!.«•!« - und •l»»n »lay quickly H»v«jriaiu t»ur < ¡union fr»« * • '■ !i*r bm iiiviHitioii Is prol al-lf puianlMblo. C»»v» ijhii I.'»- tiona hi rlctly eoiilldoiHi.d. HflUDGOOK wnt frue. ciiinit MVAiH-y for • ik , u «Ing unis. Patents tukon tlir'»u$rli kuun A < u. ruc-eiv« sprriul noticii, wit liout fcliarge, in tUa Sciei’ttflc J’mnlcJii. T.orjest •!”- Twrius, Sii m ------------------- .............................. ,1. ail newitJeslera. newisJiiMlwrs. year; four mi.ullu, i I. Hw.4 Hu<4 by byuil A nandiOBif’ly Hhi«1rut<wl week I*, cuiutimi < f nuv g. it . ■ ........ j J i .............. - I. Where MUNN & Co New York you get POLK’S best work X Business Directory low prices 3C ICroadway, Branch OHIro •”’* F *■' V’n*hl«L'lO»i. D. C. OREGON and WASHINGTON J A Directory cf each City, Town and .1 Village, giving de-scrlptlve sketch of .4 each place, location, population, tcle- graph, shipping and banking point; b also Classified Directory, compiled by •; business and profession. . POLK £ MONDAY, JUNE 29th, 1914. I at the front door of the Court Hous - in Jacksonville. Jackson Cotintv. Ore gon, offer for sale and will sell at pu' - lie auction, to the highest bidder for ¡cash, subject to redemption as is by law provided, all of the right, title ard j interest of the above named de1-- - Gants in and to the following described ‘ r‘-al proDercv, to-wit: L ts numbered One (1) and Two (2 and Three (3) in Block numb red Six teen (161 of the City of Medford. County of Jackson, State of Oregon. All of said property will be sold at raid time and place if necessary to sat- nfv said judgment in favor of ihe plaintiff and againAi ’he defendants. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 2rfih day of May, ’914. W. H. SINGLER. Sheriff of Jackson Countv, Orego". By E. W. WILSON. De; uty ßy listing it with us Administrators Notice to Creditors We are revising our 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 their money. IN THE COUNTY COURT OK OHEGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of John I). Whitebead, Deceased. Notice is hen bv given bv the nnd t signed administrator of the estate of John D. Whitehead, deceased, to the creditors of, ai d all persons having claims against said deceased, to ex hibit t'"i- i , with the necessary vouch ers, within six months after the fi <t publication ot thi notice, t<* U e s t:d adm-nini tra or at his residence on Applegate River, Jackson County, Oregon May 23rd, A. I). 1911. M. L. BALDWIN. Administ- tor. We can sell your property at a price equal to its full value but do not want any listed at fictitious or “Boom" price. Rogue River Realty Co. I R. R. R Jacksonville, Ore OFF1GE:-Ban!c of Jack sonville Bldg. Upstairs Guardian's /ale ot Real Prop.-rty Notice is hereby Riven th»t j jji fu t to nn order of Hon. F. I . Tou Velle, ounty .’iidgre of Ja-I. sou County. State of Oregon, fated May 2ith, 1914, duly made and < ntered i i the n attef of the estate of Anne tte i . Wake nan. a minor* now p. nd:!.« in raid Couit, directing me to sell ‘he following described nal estute belonging to the estate of the said minor: I will sell at private sale, from nnd after the 30th day of June. 1914. to the highest binder for ' cash and terms the following described real property, situated in Jackson County. to-wit: The North Half of Lots numbered Eight (8) and Nine (9). and the North Half of the West One Hundred Fifty-five and **.• feet of Lot num- ' ered Seven (7), all in "L and N. Subdivision Number One" as the same is platted and re corded in the records of Jnd-'son County, Oic- gon. containing Eleven nnd 60-100 acres, more or li-s.“. together with all the hereditaments and am tu tennnecs thereunto bel n ging. Rids will be receive 1 by the undersigned nt his office No 401. Midfoid Furnituie & Hard ware C'. Building. Medford. O.egon. Dated May 29. 1914. L. E. WAKEMAN. Guardian of the Estate of Annette E. Wake man. Henry W. Hcixenretir, Plaintiff. vs. z George G. Graham, Berth i A Summons. Graham, Norman D. Root, Annie B. Root, W. J. Summers. Anna M. Sum IN THE CinrriT COURT OF THE STATE OF mers and Frank Bartlett, Defen lams OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY. Public notice i« hereby given, that 1 Emeline Blodgett. Plaint'fT. under and by virtue of an executim vs. and ordet of sale duly issued out of James W. Blodgett. Defendant. Suit in the Circuit Court of the State of Ore Equity for Divorce. gon for the County of Jackson, dated To James W. Blolgett. Defendant. the 18th day of May, 1914. in a cert in In the Name of the State of Oregon. You are cause therein wherein Henry W hereby commanded ti a »pear and answer the Heizenreter as plaintiff recovered plaintiff's complaint against you now on fill in judgment against the defendants the aKove entitled Court and cause on or before George G. Graham and Beiths .................. A. Graham for the sum of Sixteen Hun the 20th day of June. 1914. said date being the expiration of six weeks from the day of the first dred and Eighty-seven and 50-100 J ($1687.50) Dollars with interest there publication of this summons. An<l you are hereby notified that if you fail to on from said 2nd day of May, 1914, at 'he rate of 6 per cent per annum and appear and ans.ver for want thereof, plaintiff On« Hundred and nc.-ll.'O ($100.00) Dol will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for lars attorney’s fees and the further in t! e complaint, succinctly stated as follows: For a decree forever dissolving the bonds of sum of Thirty aid no-100 ($30.00) Doi- lars costs and disbursements in this matrimony between pl ti 11iff and defen lant. and t that plaintiff I m »given the custody of the minor suit. Wl ich judgment was on o led «rd children of said marr^aer»’. to-wit < hester Blod 1- Í d> cketed in the Clerk's office on li.e gett. Isabel Blolgett, Lillie BioigMt and Thei- : ’nd day t f May, 1914, and is r Curd. 0 dore Rlcdgett. Tbi- sumtnons is published in the Jacksonville n Volume 21 at pages 228 and 2.« of P>»st bv order of the Honorable F. M. C .ll: ns the Cir ilit Court Journal. By virtue < f «uch ex cu'i n. 1 am Jt ’ye .»f :h * above entitle 1 C jrt. which n-der I commanded to «ell a id will nt lhe hour wa« mn^e nd ente’ej of record on lhe Sth day •f Vay. 1911, wh >h »-do* rei s u to ap •f 9: JO A. M. on I pear on or bc'or the las: day pres? -i ■ d in tl ■ MONDAY. JUNE 22nd. 1914, summons. The date of the fir»t publication <■< it the front dour of the Court Ho ise, this summons is the 9:h day of May, '914. ,n Jacksonville. Jackson County, uie-i MULKEY A CHERRY. gon, offer for sale and will sell at pub-' Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford. Orego i i .2» D a ÍÍ Charles F. Dunford DEALER IN All kinds of soft and hard wood. Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices moderate and delivery prompt. OREGON JACKSONVILLE “*“1 Jacksonville Meal Market JOHN DUNN ING TON. Prop First Quality Lard at While the supply 5 Pounds 65 cts. Reduced Prices ¡arts 10 Pounds $1.25 .1 i JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
