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: JA CKSON VILLE POS I - : Gflicial Taper of t’ie City of Jacksonville, Oregon An zXtlantic Weather Forecast for TXT A T>! Next Couple o’ Weeks ’ * 2i.LV» A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. I »7 CHARLES LEWIS PHIPPS They say “ War is H- 9 9 And “Life is one D-—- Thing After Another SA TURD A Y. OCTOBER 3, 1914 I confess that in going about my chief pleasure Is watching other persons. SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Coming over the Atlantic ocean to application. America on a liner I picked out a moth er and daughter as worthy of my at tention. A young man had been intro Martied duced to the (laughter, who seemed to be very well pleased with him. The mother was also well pleased that the Item» of Interest to Jackson Coun’y CLEVENGER-BAKER September daughter was well pleased. The young COUNTY COURT What 30, 1914, S. M. Clevenger and Mary man was well pleased too. struck my delicate perceptive facilities In the matter of the guardianship of A. Baker. By H. G. Dox. was that the mothers pleasure In the Clyde Minear, a minor. Order appoint nut iter seemed to arise from a sense of ing guardian. relief. IIow or why I inferred this I SKOLFIED-CLIFTON September In the matter of the estate of Nancy 30, 1914 in this city by H. G. Dox. can’t explain. A woman would under Steuber, deceased. Final report filed. stand It without nn explanation, Chas. L. Skolfield and Ethyl Clif- Order approving final account and dis for a man. you couldn’t stick it ton. him with a hatpin. charging administrator de bonis non These two young things were and his bondsmen. ting on like two mating turtledoves In the matter of the estate of H. H. Bound Over to Grand Jury when one day. the girl being on deck, Triplett, deceased. Order directing I saw her go to the stern of the payment of a dividend of the assetts. ship. The weather was bad, and I F. L. Eckenberg, a ranchman of was the only other woman on deck. I In the matter of the estate of S. G. VanDyke, deceased. Order for sale of Sams Valley, was given a hearing be scudded along after the girl on the oth fore Justice of the Peace Glenn O. Tay er side of the smokestack and deck real property. lor yesterday afternoon cn a charge of houses till she reached the limit to the In the matter of the guardianship of cutting wood off the property of H. M. first class part of the ship and she Annette Wakeman, a minor. Account Cass, also of Sams Valley, and bound stood looking out on to tile second class of guardian filed. over to lhe grand jury. It is alleged part. A young mini appeared. lie saw In the matter of the examination of by the plaintiff that Eckenburg cut the girl, lint he didn't see me. for I was Nancy Thompson an insane person. down and sawed a large portion of the crouching under a lifeboat, He threw Order of committment to Oregon State timber of his 160 acre tract. Ecken a kiss to the Kiri, who. after looking around to see that she was not oh- Hospital. burg pleaded guilty to the charge but served. returned it In kind, In the matter of the estate of Elmer stated that he was entirely ignorant Now. wasn't that interesting? Conger, deceased. Order continuing that it was not allowed. Of course It wouldn’t have been half “if Germa hearing on final account. ny” stated Mr. Eckenburg, “such a -o interesting if it hadn't been for the In the matter of the estate of James thing is lawful. ” The ease was amus other young man the girl had met on die voyage. Slie was fooling her tnotli E. Watt, deceased. Order to make ing in that he seemed lit, le concerned er with him. The real lover, whom the deed. and insisted that it was simdy a case motlier condemned, was traveling sec In the matter of the estate of Theo- of a misunderstanding. Because he mil cla. a so that It wouldn’t lie known has four children and a wife to sup- doric Cameron deceased. Order ap to the gil l's mamma that he was on the port no bonds were asked. hip. pointing apprrisers. Now. what was the upshot of all In the matter of the estate of Frank this? In order to keep track of it I Douglas, deceased. Inventory and ap State of Ohio, city of Toledo, must lie up and doing. I mustn’t lot v Lucas County, praisement filed. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he fs the slightest Incident escape me. senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney CIRCUIT COURT And 1 didn't. & Co., doing business in the City of To A couple of days after this, when it G. Loud vs Gold Ray Realty Co Or ledo, County and Stato aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the surn of ONE der fixing date for hearing on applica HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev was stormy. I, remembering that lovers liose Just such weather to send kiss ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured tion to enter mandate. by tiie use of IIALL’fl CATARRH CURE. es. went oh deck early and stayed all FRANK J. CHENEY. Sarah S. VanDyke vs John Arnell et Sworn to before me and subscribed In 'lav, having a •■»«•'vnrd tiring up mv ux. Order confirming sale of real pro my pn " • co, this Cth day of December, Inn 'll. About dusk the girl came up. A. r>. ISSÒ. perty. and I knew by her looks that some (Soul) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. thing was up. She didn't know it. but Kenneth A. Wyckoff vs C. P. Dicky Hall’s Catarrh Cure is ta';en internally out of the corner of m.v eye I saw her and acts directly upon tiie blood and mu et al. Decree. cous surface) of the system. Send for scowl nt me. I was the only woman testimonials, free. John Pates vs Hannah M. Pates. on dei k. She didn't care for the men. F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo. O. Order tor publication of summons. She could fool them, bnt she couldn't Sold by all Druggists, 75c. o Take Rail’s Family iHa for constipation» fool me. C. F. Young vs Geo. F. King. Order That girl scudded along to the after for publication of summons. Poisoners of Romo. Tofana, the Italian woman poisoner part of he ship wihout any one seeing Jesse T. Perro vs George P. Lee el of the seventeenth century, ivus carry her except me. and Just us the dark al. Judgment. ing on n trnilitl >n of ancient Home. In ness was settling down she was lost Isaac N. Shook vs Martha J. Shook. 331 It. C. n supposed pcMtllence swept to view. In about nn hour from that time Default order. Decree. the city, mid ii. tuy lem Ing men were there was the ! iggest racket aboard Bella Boner vs James Boner, Decree curried off. Then n slave girl gave In fonuat'on. mid the until >ritieM snr- that ship you over saw. The girl had of divorce. p.lsed twenty itonian matrons prepar disappeared, nml her mother was wild Clara M. Edwards vs D. C. Edwards ing drugs over n lire. .'Tir e they In-, about her. fine nr two of the men Default order. alcteil that tiie »limes were not poison who were mi do k when she ciune up Nellie Crandall as a liniuistrator vs ous they were < ompelli d to drink them i •eporteil having seen her. but none of Fred Sh ipleigh. Order sustaining de In tin' Forum, mi'l all p. rlshed. further them saw the Inst of her. But her mother abused them so frightfully for murrer and .uio .ing plaintiff to tile i.- Information having be n I:.111. 17'1 not keeping nn eve on her. especially matrons were intulr anul. In 184 It in 'tiued c .mplaint. n four Iiimiilis .mpil-y by the ns the ship was rolling badly, that NEW CASES ¡>r ctor rem ted in the cond iiimitlmi er awhile one of the sailors said: “Missus, we didn't want to hurt There 1 he Bullock Mercantile Co. vs Win. of '-'.(E ll pers.ms .-'or ; o|, min- . (j , H |,n, || w.p| feelin’s. The truth is I saw A. Burr. Action to recover money. wi re m hi vp..p Cumpiauil tiled. Affidavit, and under always remihi ilmiblfiii whellier In young lady skiildln' tilling till nny pirll II.:,r Ii.e of the e ancient struck the port rail about midship, taking lor attachment. Sumin.ins. mid nfore I could get mv hands on her < rises the o' i le i c was not imnlly nut C. F. Young vs George F. King. Ac ur.il Londmi Hpei-t mil' she toppled over ” Tills, if it had not been for the dis lion io recover moi ey. Coinpl.u a tile.i tress It gave the poor mother, would A.liiiavil un. ui del taking on all.ali have been amusing. 1 was liound 1 ment Certificate ..leu. wouldn't give the girl away, and yet L. J Davis vs n. M. Combs, et al I couldn't bear to see the mother suf A ion to recover mon y. c , .,p,ain 1 fer. We were to reach port the next ti «i. morning, and somehow 1 doubted If il. IV Lu dmr»' ii R ally Co vs Siiru A. the mother believed her daughter had !1 • ’ gone overlxiard. The latterknew mighty prie . et al. Suit l > . oree!.i .- ta < | ien ' well that she was trying to keep her A, i) a .1 i- it ; . j nig men i hi d. from a young man. and I don't doubt L \ii.| to: 1. ml y (.tí. V» ( mi i t c V that It was probable she was some P.. «• M. . U >l tu I..C. close tux n ii. where on tiie ship She had a thorough Apj- c.iiD u : or judgment til d. search made of the first class portion and a perfunctory search made of the E second i I.iss. Imt none of the stis'rage OS. 1 ilidn t know anil I don't know now how tiie io' is tnmniged It. but 1 know i wli.it I wor.!d' have done laid I been one of them. I would have gone, at Ham i least teiipuraril.v. from the second den. Ap- class cabin to tiie steerage and remain ed there till the fuss blew over. They could easily hive got mudic emigrant clothes ami. I.estdi m . could have dodg V.’onders of the Soil. ed nny mu' looking lor them. rrofe>;>or W It. B»tt<»inh«y. in n loc- The n.Al day nothing was snhl about Uih« rt‘<t‘ii!|\ delivered nt the royal Itotnnfr irii’dpiis, maid that a clod of the t irl wlm was seen to plunge into lhe ocelli. The passengers were busy i.irtli mi: lit seem to have no romance getting re id . to go ashore, ami perl'a is In It. but It was one of the most won •I h I Gjudpi'ture vi H. J. tin y lrtii:i t tiiue to <•< eonceiii tin m derful thing* Im..Enable The soil was T ; el al. Suit to io’S'cLne a coil- alive. It was a living machine, when» selves abo J a pel'ou they didn't i ven Seeing u giuiip of t Complaint filed. Summons. microbes so small that KHXMHMM) to know pi i iinnliy three pe s i.s stamling tog tiler wait weir ton; lined in enough •H'l •( !>! I ■tlock vs W. F. Mseir Ing to co down the gangplank I ap n ■5 l> tn » ■ - m . ay '¡,. i. Ap. earth f » «< ver a lit:;| nny were work :ng t«»ceilier in a systematic way. They proaetusl tin m Tl ey were Mie mo;licr i it'or fo i t fi|. '. could noi be seen .nd were only known iinil (laughter ami a i ieu. man wlm L.i H eir wo:k. and lhe t re.itest I muio * Itore a strong r<*sembh;nei' to the se. ( inclers to tin« hut’an rate were th.«se mill class p.isseiiger wlm Ii id been et who | iti:.;<»:««d tin .?• m t’viiies. The throwing k sse* during tiie voyage Co who gn?<!eii. r lot • I •: Her their well I’he mother Io i ' io I sour enough to Lite Satnti I Ma •Clinb>c’< V4 ('iride M. I p I iul for with in ijciu there would off ii nail Til.' da -I'ter iwikeil l.l at ease. Imt tile young man « h 'I'I h I to he Jon. " et a’. Suit to 'orecl >se tux lie 1. be no plant lift* ni quite proud of himself. Kin« v a.I nutrlmc: I was drawn A »plication f >r j i Ig n nt til d. The only wav I i o hl tlml out abnnt the soil I. oio ' uii I. lolle. Corn M A tu n« vs D v'.i (’. \verv. wlint h id taken plm e w >s t<> remain aboard till lifter the p s ■••irelN h;i<f Suit to foreelo. mo g Compì t gone hm I ioi * and lute'" leu seme .if th. A’w «vi Doubtful, filed. 18: >5 It is I’tC’Ltiiil if men will ever nffi. ers This I did in I 'earned t'lnt w a T i-m- v ” \ F fiy. Ihr Jrl having Jo'i i <’ I* ' lover In ('i f. f'T losa’e C m, lain ;„| ,1;.. s p-irt >f th <h •• w- « im-' lili I It If llli’tl will VVt'F ll.v uelvi «s Ii. i« ti rled th' "»• and reti 'ins' 'I'.roi-e nihl litjl il I .. . i ii ! ir io ii « in el er ■ I.-lit with her lit!-'I» "J 't was agretst lh ^n'.er/ is i.wi. .•» ,c..i >. I Acn : dsiigeroiia Jisesse, but T -a. be ¿med ll.v aiout.d the w<>. !il by all Hint since the ship would soon Chsiulierlnin's Colic, ( holers sou Dis.-hov I l!>25- It I m doubtful ir lllell will ever reach |M>rt the matter need not tie ex Remedy has cured it tvan «ben malignaui fiy to Mur«.—ITttoburgli I’osU nlulned Don’t get “cold feet” and feel that everything is going to the ‘bow-wows” on account of the war and politics. Amid doubts and fears let us still hope COURT HOUSE NEWS m J »pid -aúc. For nie br »'• den. The World is Growing Better We must Eat or Starve We must Wear Clothes—the Law requires it So There You Are ! 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