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Drifted Snow
White Rose and
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914
Dilling Hie summer lieglra of Ameri
cans tn Eui'ipe Miss Virginia King met
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on on the steamer outward bound David J
application.
Redwood.
lie dawdled with her
through galleries In Dresden and Mu
poor to afTord a war just now.
nich. elliulied mountain» in Switzer
Mexico will now have the opportunity land and parted with her in Purls, he
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to quitacting and sit with the audience. being obliged to return to tiis native I
Items of Interest to Jackson County
There are psychological moments and land early In September.
Tho result of this sightseeing was
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then again there is plain undiluted
an engagement, mid it was agreed that
trouble.
Win. A. Thompson and Edith M. Fish.
Mr. Redwood on Ills return to Ameri
Belgium and Holland as innocent by ca should seek the acquaintance of
Edgar R. Wight and Niona Marie
standers more than ever deplore their , the young lady's father and make a
Murphy.
' formal application for her hand. She '
lack of mountains.
Z. D. Barrow and Lenora J. Hayes.
Uncle Sam may have to send over a was of course to write her father of
William A. Brown ard Nona M. Lee. few ships of his own and bring home the acceptance of her suitor, and as
she was prone to decide things for
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his wandering nephews and nieces.
herself the only part Mr. King was to
In the matter of the estate of W. O. I Anybody might think that theoriginal take in Hie matter was to go through i
Vaughan, deceased. Order admitting I command was. “Be fruitful and multiply the formalities.
will to probate, appointing George C. and replensih the standing armies.”
On Mr Redwood's arrival be wrote ,
Culy, administrator with the will an
Anybody with the Slaves involved, Mr. King n note, stating that be had
Let us equip you with your supplies
nexed, fixing bond in sam of $10,000 the slaughter of consonants isjjoing to met Ids wife mid daughter abroad mid ,
with their kind |>erml»xioii would be
Order appointing appraisers.
be something awful.
bnppy to cull on Mr King If he would
In the matter of the estate of H. H,
When Howard Elliot was made luform him wliat time mid place would
Triplett, deceased. Order for partial President of the New Haven he did not be agreeable. -The young man was in
payment of claims.
vited to dine with his prospective fa
know it was loaded.
ther-in-law on Hie following evening
In the matter of the estate of John
That is what Europe gets for carry
A. Robbins, deceased. Supplemental ing so many guns and thinking unchar at Ids siiliiiromi residence lit East Ar-
lington. a dozen miles from tile city.
inventory and appraisement filed.
itable thought about the neighbors.
Ou the train Redwood sat next a
In the matter of the guardianship of
Whoever invented the phrase “so- gentleman who. «hen the conductor
Helen M. Scott, Jda Nola Scott. Fite called civilization” may have seen came along, offered n commutation
Phone 142
B. Scott, George W. Scott and Naomi , troops mobilizing somewhere.
ticket to East Arlington.
Scott, minors. Report of guardian
"Pardon me.” said Redwood. “I see
There seems to be no doubt that the you are from East Arlington Can
filed.
I United Staten Senate is the solemnest you Inform me what direction I shall
In the matter of the estate of Mary body on Earth.
take to reach the residence of Edward
Cryderman, deceased. Final rt port of
Is this to be the grand fi ia!e of the King?"
administrator tiled.
“Edward King? Oh. yes! I can tell
long series or “Hapsburg tragedies”?
7 he People's Store
CIRCUIT COURT
you where lie lives. I go right by his
War fever and gamblin' in life’s house. I'll show you the way with
A. H. Warner vs John M. Root, et necessities always go hand in hand.
pleasure.''
ux. Order allowing defendants thirty |
Modern warfare may be sh irt, but it
The gentleman - Barliour was his
days in which to file transcript on ap
name—proved quite genial, and before
is not sweet.
peal.
The German Empiror is t'l.1 greatest their Journey was ended Redwood had
Harry G. Tuttle vs Idellu Gorden.
told him that lie bad met the Kings
Order vacating the default and judg gambler tha ever lived. He staked in Europe, and since King had told
BUS NESS CAR/JS
his crown ai d empire on neutrality of Mr. Barbour of tits daughter's engage
American» In Irei ;nd
ment heretofore entered.
England ard lost.
D-Iblln. thè ••i:| Ibi
ih is di Hlu tlJ
ment the* latter was not long In divin
Russell Graham, by his guardian, vs
dilTerent frolli Ih-ila.-i ,i- VVa li .natili
ing the young man’s errand.
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R. W. Clancy. Stipulation of parties
GUS KEWFURY
“is Mr. King a— nliem—a genlnl man, ts troni l'ittsliiiruh fot inni in ni» leu
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and order on same.
Industriai plani.» and is a lioibcd oi
i u man of the world?" asked Redwood.
e
W O A Liu I
li iias niany Ili-torli- spots
? tf orney-at-I.aw
Henry M. Marsh vs Lena Marsh.
"On the contrary, be is very strict. pollile»
Wo offer Cne Hundred Dollars Re-
tino moiiiiinents. wide «tri-eis. a spien
Can't
tolerate
tobacco;
never
drinks
Order for publication i.f summons.
Will I’ actise in All Courts in the State
ward for any case ot Catarrh that
wines or liquors and is very at dld university n line elisile a nd h
John R. Carpenter, et al vs Merle B. cannot ue cured by Hall’s Catarrh any
UDy • Seeds are not an experiment—
mei FORD,
tentive to formalities. But if you are I 1 Ciithedrnl ubere Ilio filinoli» l’etili
OREGON.
Cure.
they are trfted in our labontary and
Glover, et al. Order of default.
going to see him on a matter of lm- j Swifi occupici! Ile- piilpit fot y t ■ars
Inal »round.
are gpe
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
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adapted to the Pacific Northwe<
portonce I would advise you to beware Cork, tuo l.s n pleasanl city with il
Harry Cingcade vs Lulu Cingcade.
We, tlio u. ' r !~ne 1, 1: uo known F. J.
are true to name. Our vaJuahl« cat.
DR. T. T.
Cheney for Lie loot 15 ycuirg, find believe of him
He has a way of finding out j atyle di tiiK tly Its ouii . and bere thè
Del suit order.
him perfectly I.
rob’c in all business about people by throwing them off [ American feels al buine II seems tliat
transactions a” I linanc l’.y able to carry
Dentist.
Th» Cha». II. Lilly Co.,
Seattle Trust Co. vs John G. Peirce, out any obligations made by Lis firm.
their guard. They say that before era- | half thè rcsid< uts ilieie lim e friend»
NATIONAL DANK OF COMMERCE,
ploying a man In tiis business he wtll ■ or relative» in thè Ijiited States, and Office in Ryan Building, California St.
et al Order confirming sale of real
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pretend to be n roisterer to him, and ohe is coininmiily lienrlnu storie» ot
property.
Upstairs
Hall’s Catarrh Cure 14 taken internally,
If there Is anything wild aliout the fel
Illese friend»
l'Iie majority of thè
acting d rectly un n tRo blood and mu
NEW CASES
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NV1LLE
OREGON
low it will show itself.”
Irisli wlm return to Ireliind scelti to
cous surface i cf
‘ rvi'em. Testimonials
The State of Oregon vs
0. Brad- Bent free, i'r’ • cents p r bottle. Sold
"Thank you very much for the In- ' ■ 'peli iip a business in Cork, for I cornit
by nil 1'rv
-ts.
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formation." said Redwood, and turned eli fm less thmi a dozeii slmps on l’ut
bjry and John McClain. Criminal corn- i Take Hall’s L aziuy ri’l i f »r coustipatiou»
the Hiibjeet
plant. Transcript from Justice’s
i Ou the arrival of the train the gen rtck <treet with thè word "American"
I We have on hand for sale the following
' Attorney at Law
attnehed to tlieil siirus
There was an
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caurt. Medford District, filed.
tlemnn showed Redwood to the King Amerieilli ha
blanks viz:
I lie rda slier, an American NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
Alii e Mat »field vs J. E. Mansfield.
residence and went to his own borne. tiook sture au American photographic
IV»a’h.»r Repart.
Lease,
The visitor was admitted by a butler studio and an A mélica n Ince store
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed.
Office Hours: J forenoon 9 to 12
Mortgages,
/ Afternoon 1:30 to o
and told that Mr. King was dressing l’Iie of thè Itesi places lo see tlie nil
Bill of Sale,
Henry M. Marsh vs Lena Marsh.
for dinner and would be down present tire of southern Ireland Is al "Pad
Bunk of Jacksonville Building.
Fol’owing is the report of U. S. Vol ly. Then tlie butler disappeared and dy's Market." a sort nf Unge se«-ond
Agreements.
Suit for divorce. Complaint filid.
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; returned in a few minutes with a cock liand stole set ilp in thè upeu Street Iti JACKSONVILLE.
- OREGON f Warranty Deeds,
Judd V Miller vs Grace V. Miller. Jacksonville.
for month of July, tail mid a I hix of cigarette« on a salver.
Quit Claim Deeds,
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed, sum l atitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi I "Thank you; you needn't leave that.” Cork. — Mr» C R Miliei in Leslle'a
Chattel Mortgage,
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I said Redwood, looking at the liquor
tude 123 deg. à min. west.
Acknowledgements,
Music of the Chinese.
CHAR I” i' ! i mid the cigarettes longingly. “I nel
C. R. Heinroth vs Celia E. Brown,
Chinese music does not entirely lack
Real Estate ontract,
i ATE MAXI M 'N 1- PRECr-
. flier drink nor smoke.
et al. Suit to declare deed a mortgage
admirers among occidentals
There
MUM
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OF DAY j
Location Notice—Placer,
But tilt1 butler left the refreshments
are. It appears, trained musicians of
an I to foreclose same. Complaint
clear | [ on a
Location Notice—Quartz,
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table mid departed without n
our own kind who seriously profess un
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filed. Summons.
I word.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
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Mr King came down mid received certainty whether llie Chinese h ive not
clear
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Rul E it it j A's.tti C ntract,
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really advanced beyond us in music.
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visitor
eorillally.
Naturally
know
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Notice
Application for Liquor License
One
untWorlty
Inis
pointed
out
that
■ f >r in'mlmhli» hook
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part cloudy i Ing the olijei t of II lie calf, lie was a tri-
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the Chinese were the first in the his
At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
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partile:
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lie
disconcerted.
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clear
taoie miui .iat <>n.
tori of music to develop ii system of
other blanks as fast a3 possible unti
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“1 see yon have not drunk your cock
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the line is complete. Blanks of special
tail." he said
"Do so. and I will Join octaves, ii circle of fifths and various
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part cloudy
oilier ll.’lrnmliieiiI teellldcs. mid these ill
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Oscar, bling two cock
form printed to order at short notice
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dear you III another
AV/YERS,
Andreas Price, a laborer ton h ruv’
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the days n lien out ancestors liad not
tails."
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L, Washington, 0. C. Fl
with tax ze ran amuck tiis afternoon
even
evolved
tile
simplest
forms
of
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Redwood protested
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in the Oak» pool hall, an I il took six
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While no one has apparently
drunk wines or liquors—they didn't melody
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contended that we shall finally arrive
men to subdue him. He wrs put in the
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agree with lilm-and. ns for smoking
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city cooler, aid chained io ii bunk tin-
he regarded it ii tiltliy liulilt. Mr King at an understanding of mid ii Ilk-tig for
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looked ill Idin with un expression ot something flint shall approach flic < In
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til i.e quiets down, IJntil arri sted hi
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there are
disapprobation
Wlieu
the
Imtlei nese "liiiniioniotls discords
was raising ‘Ned, ’ cursing and fighting.
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not wanting those who claim to have
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brought more refreshments he drank
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His face is bruise I and battered from
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discovered mining the musicians mid
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his cocktail, appnrently much disgrun
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many blows. A wallop to the solar
lovers of iniisle a steadily im reasluu
tied at being obliged to drink alone
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plexus laid him out. Price is the wild
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sensitiveness to harmonies the exist
Then they went Into dinner.
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est case the | olice have had to handle
A bottle of champagne was on Ice ence of which was formerly unknown
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in some time.
beside the host's chair, but Redwood -Washington Star
Emerson said, “If a, man can write a better book, preach a better
sermon or make a better basket than his neighbor, though he build
his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his-
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Dear Reader, we are anxious to open up the path between us, if
COURT HOUSE NEWS
you are not already familiar with it, feeling confident that once
started therein you will frequent it. We have pumerous special '4of
ferings of Seasonable Merchandise throughout the store-”—Merchand”
ise of choice quality at lowest possible prices.
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Vacation and Picnic Season is Here
Don’t forget our Fancy, Plalti and Blue Serge All Wool Suits with
two pair of Trousers at $15.00. Give us your orders and you will
soon realize that
“The World is Growing Better
Taylor - Williams Co
Oregon
Jacks nville
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1». W. BAGSHAW
LEGAL BLANKS
CKSON VILLE POST.
POST ADS.
Temperature mean max. 9'l.26;mean
mir. 55:42; mean 73:81 Max. 101 on 18.
Minimum, 41, on ?lst Greatest daily
Electric Spaiks
' range* 42 Total precipitation .83
I inches. Greatest in 21 hours. . 00 i n ,
Now i- time for all g >od men to kee| I mi 12.
Number of days with .01
cool.
j inch or more precipitation, 2. clear,
Speakiigof travel in Europe. See 26 partly cloudy, 5; cloudy. 0.
A n erica firs’.
Evidently America's big crops will be
I < eded at b.g prices too.
Wl o, by the way, put th ■ “mob” in
“.iiui . ze”?
However, bright n ny be the pros
pects for peace in Haiti and Santo
Oumingc, the outlook upon the pop.d ICC
I s durk.
There is quite a wretched discord in
tl e concert of the powers.
Need of a competent ban Ima.iter is
apparent.
rile «rent Sul
Mr. Bryan might sen I Job i Lin I t »
inorili ti I
Europe to try his hand.
Bringing on a great w»r is the big
gest kind of colossal follv.
Ih»
It ink's intelligenc - and state--m. n-
shi t' kiep the peace.
Fiiii.ci- Joseph appears (o to ns reck
less as he is antiquated.
Man was made to mourn and find
J«*itioi|.«y i« im-
or tipprvhunMinn
things to worry about.
of Htïprriorit) ; wivv in mir unu.isiiiegs
Probably Spain, and Turkey arc too
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under IL
deellnisl to drink any of It Of course
Mr King could not urge his guest to
break through Ills accustomed habits.
During the dinner Redwood muster
ed Hie necessary courage to go through
the formalities of asking Mr. King for
tils daughter, mid the matter being
over with tile host regretted that ills
prospective son ln-)aw would not Join
him In it glass of wine to the health
of tlieli Isdoved Virginia. It was hard
for the vonng man to resist the temp
tation Imt. fearing lie was being test
ed mid might lose the girl he loved if
lie yielded, he stood firm
During the awkward pause that fol
lowed there was a ring at the door
bell. and tlie gentleman Redwood had
met on the train entered. Mr King’s
expression chanced
“Hello. .Ilin!" lie exclaimed. “You're
Just in time to prevent my drinking
alone Glnnle's health upon her en
gageincut.
rills is Mr Redwood, to
whom I lune Just given Iler"
With n twinkle in nts eve Mr Bar
hour took IIP the glas. th u was filled
for him and said
“I’ray excuse me. Mi I’odwiHid. for
perpetrating n Imgi Io' >• ->ii von The
tempt.'itloii was to-
■ : -u-r for me
My friend And Km
- I teiii|M>nite
man Imt mu su n ; I»
■ iiin-d him
to you
I am giml to i on you both
on this very happy
-»»Ion "
And the three drunk Hie health of
the absent one with great gusto.
Lino of S iftest Descent.
What Is the line of swiftest descent?
To any one not iicqmiintcd with the
laws of higher imitheniiitb s a pro|»>s|
tlon such ns this would np|ieiir absurd
the most obvious answer being a
straight line.
However. It has been
proved by iiiiitlii'in.'ithimis that the
line of swiftest lies, ent Is n curve call
cd the cy ■ m il
It is this curve that the
eagle llliei'iia iotisly utilizes in Ills won
derfully Swift »woop to bis prey
Tlie
a mi ly- Is ot tlie i’iirve is slmply s
straight Ilm inotion 1’omhlinsl wlth n
circular limtloii. The liest l.lustratmn
showing Bits Is n rartwheel ss It rolls
along the ground,
Any |»iliit <>n tlie
rim of the wheel Is describing a cy
cleft!, and no |>oint Is at any time de
scribing a circle or going in a straight
Hue. A fas tillnr thing is dedm ed from
this knowledge, mid that is that no
l*dnt on the rim of a wheel lolling
on a snrfic e goes round the enter of
the wheel, for the i enter is des- rllilnv
a straight line, mid nil the |siitits un
tile rim m> des-rlbiiiL’ eyelolds tku-
is no cireiiim motion exists die -hlle
lllellt holds Nell V"k I'll-«»
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