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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1914)
•'.■JACKSONVILLE POST-:- Cffcial taper at the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacksoh County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor Fntcred as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. A4 TURD A K DECEMBER 5, 1914 SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on application. — COURT HOUSE NEWS B/ Threes. Three paths that lead but to the grave allopath. Iionn-opath and osteo Item* of Interest to Jackson County path. Three motion» that rush us, push us CIRCUIT ;C0URT and delight ns—locomotion, promotion Mary J. Phillip} vs John C. Phillips. and motion pictures. Findings of fact and conclusions of Three ireams that cool us. fool us law filed. Decree entered. and rule us - i. ,• cream, face cream and State of Oregon vs E. J. McNulty. cream of society. Three sights that are great — fore Certificate of probable cause filed. sight. hlnJ-ight iin-l out of sight. W. H. Norcross vs George A. Butz Three ships that are more or less et al. Decree. Uncertain — friendi hip. courtship and W H. Edn.jrids vs Nuera Mining 4 airship Three days that :u-e universally re Milling Co., et al. Default order. membered- birthday . holiday and Iley Edette J. Schulze vs Emil F. Schulz. 4 day. Findings of fact and conclusions of law Three hearts that beat anything iu filed. Decree. tile world big In-art. warm heart nnd Ralph Z. Lowe vs HmerLowe. Find sweetheart. Three times that we go by and stop ings and conclusions filed. Decree en by—slow time, fast time aud time to tered. quit.—Judge’s Library. Bank of Bonanza vs C. W. Sherman Transcript of judgment from Kla Jr. math County filed. Frst National Bank of Ashland vs C. Farnham et ux. Return of summons filed. Kate McAndi ews vs Sallie C. Pileh- er, et al. AnsweG of Sallie C. Pilcher filed. COUNTY -COURT In the'mutter of the estate of Alice Order fot commission. Lyon Burk«. In the mattfef of the esta «•-' °f W. W. EifTert, deceased!- administrator Firsrt account of filed. In the matter of the gustus Moore deceased. Au acct unt and order of distribution. In thè mattar of thè estate of L. P. Black, def,eased. Final account file«?. Affidavit of publication of final notici' filai. In the matter of th? estate of Wil liam H. Johnson, decease !. Petition for appointment of administrator filed. Order appointing administrator and appraisers, Bond of administrator riled. r Eow’a TLh ? , We offjr Cne ITindrert Dollars Fie- ward for ary ca; a of UaLarrh tl»*t. cannot no cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CIIDNEY & CO. '□Iodo, O. We, t • i:? ’ r ! nc 1. 1 VO known F. J. Cheney 1 r t ..e 1 . t 1.'« v . rs, . nd believe tilín p r tly 1 -r ’ • i 1 all business trans ■ t i< • < ; i 1 < y r b! ‘ t> carry out a v oL’.J by l. a f.rin. NAT1O?L. .. ; ( • cs VMELCE, 1 do, O. • riall’s r it irrh r••• * i : 1 « iP’-n’tly, fvHlu,; <■ ... ■ ! an i mu ; t:: pi . ' i’ ti imonl ’ « •• î. :tl . U Id nt fr<"‘. . ■' . a 1 •.« • ’1 ’ • • A 'fttkol.a./i ipaiiou. Table Effective November I?, 191". NORTH ROUND TRAINS. 14 Porfían 1 Passenger.......... 8:27 A M. 21 Grants Pass Motor ........ 10:22 A.M. 3-’ Grunts Pass Motor............ ':?7P.Vt If. Oregon Express................ 5:20 P.M 12 PI asta Limitili ( Mail only 12:4 I A.M Extra faro train. SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. Ashland Motor...................... ( alifornia Express .......... 10:"2 Ashland A. M. A. M. Motor...................... 2:21 P. M San Er.iffc’sco Express... I:9J P.M Shasta LiiiiitediMaii un!y)5:22A.M Extra fare train. Getting a S -»ft. d<» \'»’i \v:int yniii i . ,s?” ‘•Soft ” “Y crsii I i . I’ll lx»ll 'vin ii I mh i ¡i\e nil:i I'tCN.” ”Flv<’ minuti* !” *• Y V» Il II. th". i < 'll S 4)1 " tifi’ h'M li.ihh* I»!:...- t :i t • • • »* o' t»ll|llltt*M |O lliitVV.” \\ : , i . j ; iOll Sl.ir. ¡-oe's Reeding. It Was a pi'ctl) nrity ot I'uv that when he w as most melaiii liolv lie rend the tnost I., ii ' ms hooks, iinil. b**ing u son of Mark l .ipie.' . ’ n w - im I i i »" I it wlieii lie '. 1 h most ii-er?: . Gui Poe's rille would n tie a gi J one for the nvernge ii -' i to a .op.. Better Baking Whh Crescent A Better Baking Powder By EDITH V ROSS K'-f Santa Claus is Getting Ready for His Annual Visit “Be Ye AlsoReady Tom Gulltigtier’s term in state pris on was finished. He was glveu some money for present use and started down the street. Tom had nowhere to I 99 The way to Prepare for the future is to make the most of the present go and there seemed lo be uo use look ing for a Job. That day of making a living by honest work had passed. He bad tried work and bad tried house- breaking. Several terms at hard labor » In prison had led him to prefer hard labor lu the open. But if be could get 4 a Job—which was not likely without a I» reeouimendatiou, which he did not pos sess—It wouldn't be long before some one who knew him for what be was would come along and give him away. He stopped at a restnuraut and had a meal, after which he bought a cigar anil enjoyed the first good smoke in a long while. Then he walked on Into •» llie residence part of the city. Inspect ing premises with a view to finding one of easy access, from which he might extract something which be might exchange for funds against tlm time when Ills meager purse should again need replenishment. Coming to a tine residence that stood In a lot so large that there were no other houses near it, be stopped and looked it over carefully. There was an So A-fishing. arbor for grapes from which a second It i.i no con'3':i<ll-tlmi to sn.v flint no story window might be reached, and man is a true llsliei'innn until lie can most of the windows on the main floor angle al] day without catching any were not so high but that they could fish. So many serious jxirsons still be reached from tbe ground. think to < .-itch fish Is the prime object With a view to looking for a weak of fishing tli;it it most earnest effort spot lie entered the premises and went slltiulil be in ide to set them right. round to tbe rear. Through a window They who pity the angler coming home lie saw a woman washing dishes. She dog tired at Ute end of the «lay with saw him, too. and to divert suspicion bis empty cre«J ate the ones to be pit be knocked nt the kitchen door and led. They do not undcist.iud the mean Ing of life nor of fishing, which is a asked if that was Mr. Smith's house. Maniple and simile of life. He was taken all aback when tbe wo man said that It was. It is never best to put n main pur "Mr. J a coh Smith?” pose too much to the front. If love is tile best of life it is foolish to wear The woman replied in the affirma* one's heart on one's sleeve. When one five. has a great object in life and begins to '•Mr. Jacoli Brown Smith?" know it and feel it growing within Yes. Mr. Jacob Brown Smith lives hint then lie should nurse anil guard it here. Do you wish to see him?" Gstend’s Tribulations. —and go n fishing Countryside Maga The ti: st siege of Ostend, the beauti Tom. not having sutliiient wit to ex- zine and Suburban Life. ful Bel :?ui city, etiile.i on Sept. 22. triiate himself from such a bole, stood Itio4. wnen the city was surrendered looking nt the woman shamefacedly to the Sp.-tniai-il -. who h ul invested the mill without reply. Haw Ho Worked It. "You don't want to see the owner city for over three years. The lionor- Jt' pikes it getiiup to g?t the better of ible < i ;><rI!.a11<> ii followed one of tile of the house nt all. You are recon n .’’¡'t» company, but one unni has itimi .nost In ilc defenses in the history of uoitering with a view tó breaking In aged it He had a | en.’iy In the slot varf ire On tile dentil of Charles II. to carry off valuables. I saw you alz uieier: Mt. thvugli the company wits of i i uht til? I- leiieli s iz: <1 Ostend, blit a wart, that he m,ed a greti quantity of Ing up the i hmii-es of an entry from 111 ITutl nfler Marlborough defeated gas. Ili nul-hiii.' was always empty Un* mlsii' mid giving a professional Ok I'renelt at It tmillies. It was taken when Hie c ffvetor called. When the .'la nee nt the sis-ond story rear win- In 174.1 it was retaken by the allies. company for It ■■ own proto timi offered «low You ought to know that the by the I- tern It. but restored three to pay the fog le for Ills se ret he pro- safest way for n Job like that Is to veai-i Inter. In 17-lti the French garrl duciti an he dirli of the requisite size. take n servant In and have the whole ■Killed the town lor lite Empress Marin Inserted It in the slot, mid let the com tiling upi'tii il up to you Theresa. In 17112 Ostend again fell to pany intii-.iii ■ the r si. The staggered "Are yon Iu the biz?" asked Tom the French, who evni-mited it in 1793. Insti til ion decided to o|*n a branch lit "1 know all about the craft .mid can regained it in 1794 and defeated the Green and. win re lee doiwin’t melt quite tell one ot them on sight. I'm tired English there In 1798 The city was no lltst. — I .niellili 1 ¡lobe. of taking risks mid will never take mi miller the flag of Netherlands from other nnles-s I'm cocksure that there's 1814 to 183 >. when Belgium regained :io cliiiuce of m.v getting caught, and its Indi'penileiii e. Modern Ostend is I '¿f the pay must lie big." known as La Itelne des Plages (the "Wh.it lin k!" exclaimed Tom "I nev Que tt of Benches!. and for many years er thought to find n helper In here b it Ims been the greatest -easide play- You Just put me on to the gitine and grmiii I of Europe. a favorite resort for von cun make yimr own terina as to lilt* people of ail nations. Exchange. l lie divvy " The woman stood looking nt Toni Babies and Clothes. with tin eye flint |»ii’zzl«*d him Then According to a London specialist, if <lle rttlhl: white clothing for babies could be “I reckon I'll trust yon I've had H abolished, iu a generation there would lot of experience with «»ur kind, h nd If be a ’Jc per < ciit decrease in the num a person Ims nny good in him ut nil I ber of i><• • .'oils with defective eyes. can tell It You won’t give me nwav ” It was arranged In-tween the two that Tom should rome to the house that night nt 12 lie was to find a lien kitchen window unlocked, through whl Ii In* might expert an entrance A Iwick staircase would lead him (<» a safe ' nllt In the wall and lu* would find the key under a rug neni hv if*!!, A. 1/ was to take file silver and any In* might find In tin* *<:ife nnd go out with it ns I k * tame in Having turned i be swag hit«» cash, lie vv is to rn<*«*| the His personal memoirs, written woman lint day week at tl..- north by his secretary, Baron De •vest «'oin r of tin* • ity park and de Meneval, are full of the most liver t’vo-thirds of the profit I’om absorbing incidents, especially in was surprised ; t being so laigriy trust view of the present gieat Luro- <d. hut i.ii.* didn't pean struggle. At the ilhpn ntoi HERE’S a stri ng story Just n hundred jears ago, his ambi at the wind w am in that, Williams — a tions bathed t c Continent in a sea of •titered, went tin h.i< k blood. France alone, under his leader siory of what prohibi found (be key o| >a r<* ship, fought Germany. Russia, Austria, tion is doing for your town. rug and was ope the Italy, ami Great Britain anj won. Those men arc spending a when suddenly i lot of money because you've l>laz<*d out at on« e liis shoulder, h«* turmd and i<«oke«l into tried to deprive them of In* lace of a puiicenmn At tin* same v> their honest right to drink time he heard a rusj<» of a dress and beer. That money’s going By speci.-l arrangement with the pub- J tie uojn’nti with whom In* li.nl made lis’itis of i Ol.I.li !\ S, 1 he National to dealers just twenty miles the deal appeared on the >e< ih - in even \\ eekly, " are.en.ii.led to otter a lim from your town—not a cent II*! costlllU'* it .1 nutubei ot thus»' three-volume sets of it ever comes back. It's ’•Sh ill I t.-ikt* him a w.-iv n 11 the’Memoirs of Napoleon free with a s .re thing, too, that the a year’s snbsci iption to Collier's and “Wait a miai’.tc, I wish I» Speak to this paper, i ¡ oiler issirieily limited express companies don’t 1s him ” Then, fuming to Tom sin» to get advantage < f it you must act spend those heavy shipping Ì added promptly. •When you <’.i.kd ibis receipts in your city. :i•>' <>’ i Mo v of | ohi! l*ot»i my servants having tian. V .lianis. Close the re- was doing my own work kc i ep m well-con.b.u-t. 1 beer !• good (h*nl <f my tiim* in the w«»ik of f. siorlet jM.b!i*lie<l in tuiLtvn hi .'I ecckLy Iegi. „ Jation to * rescuing pr. «»uers and re.ognir.ist you civ nt Cul'itr'i. rob x .e of their ii'icrly, iui>! you as one I h id semi I .‘hind I».-.i s You < f the European Eave a mblcm that n ■ er works in t'te rhtdogt.ir'hic are a Letter• man (han you look lo l e out ill i.or of a town. You If \ mii were not li.tndl appi «1 how dun't .» men ft.m drink’::.-*. » oti d von like to i-iii ti HU Imncst liv > si . • i . ?.. « hi. ¡1 Illg ?” here! »re I’ i drunk •» ;• he .-i' t! i- know m k L - "I'd like It mighty 4 * < i'ri. 1. of 1 r»? '¡I tnper- i ’ •» ti sas¡'i-«l Tom I 0 CO 4» I 1 A It ii tl. i o i ” % a. tin I rd ot V. Ii’i lt tin- |i»:i. <- will Jin i mlK'iixl mid I'- m wni to report t*..- n \t I < morning foi duri i-lisiilTein IL» b if ap|»e.-iri'd. ns ngreeiL mid d d not .etve hl. i-mplover'. servire f. i n uum'-i-r iff » years Whet. h<- did In- look with liltll t»i-r re- onrmendmloti tor hom-.t i mid fllltllfUilll-SH •• >44 The lidi wits vt'b'bratiMl m> a work er with prl.iim-rs mid po..e.ned a wuu U L ltdvil V lhv Commerce, Portla-.d, Ore. A Mol derful influence over (hem. I i. Shop Early Examine our stock and note the splendid assortments of goods we carry for general use and the colossal values and large variety of Holiday Goods now in stock and still coming in from the various markets of the country g i Good goods, Right prices Satisfactog Ser vice at Taylor - Williams Co. The People’s Store where “The World is Growing Beiter FREE Memoirs of Napoleon tn Three Volumes This man caused the last general European var. That Saturday Ni^ht Line of Men at the Express Office T Get these Memoirs F ree Slier' i Mini; s Stories ! ivc y t Collier's 9f Phone 142 Oregon Jacksonville, FREE ! Change in Southern Pzcif/c limr Tom Gallagher’s Information & «s Mxchir: Guns. In the llri'.'-h army the machine gnu is the Maxim: the l-'rein Ii use the Hotchkiss, or Pn.eanx: Austrians em ploy the S It wnrzlose and Germans tile Maxim. In i-.II cases tmti-lilne guns are attached to th? infantry forces, usually In the propori inn of two gnus per bat talion. or l.noo men. These guns fire rifle cartridges nt im mense speed by meclninlc.il menus, and usually the ki k. or recoil, of the gun Is used for the purpose of r. loading. It Is interesting to note that in n test forty- two British first class shots engaged against a m n-lilne gun. each firing at the same target for one minute: the gun discharged 228 rounds and made sixty-nine hits: th? forty two marks men discharged 408 rounds and made sixty-two hits.--Pearson's Weekly. A Lilly"« Seed« are not an experiment— i V they are trfted in our iaboratary and I V trial ground». They are •pecially W adapted to the PacificNorthwefl and F are true to name. Our valuable cat- F alogue will be .«ent free on requefl. DealerseellLilly'iSeeda. 4.'not,write. LECAL BLANKS We have on hand for sale the following An African Night. There is nothing as black as an Af rican night, and I think that It is be- cause the earth, being a deep red. of fers no reflection to the fllint starlight such as we get in other lands. In stead it swallows up what slight glow there may be and gives to the dark ness a dense, velvety quality not to be found anywhere else. Overhead the stars glare more brilliantly than in northern latitudes, bitt they seem to cast no light, and the night is palpable, suffocating, appalling and tilled with a nameless horror which Is quite inde scribable.—"African High ways.” Unconscious Memory. The memory of sleepwalkers is th eesionally prodigious tinder the Inflit eflee of the dominating impulse that moves them. There is an Instance ot a poor and Illiterate basket maker who was unable to rend or write, yel in a state of sleep be would preach fluent sermons, which were nfterward recognized ns h iving formed |>ortions of discourses lie was accustomed to hear In the parish church ns a child more than forty years before. Quite as strange a case of “unconsi-lous memory" Is referred to by Dr. Aber crombie. A girl given to sleepwalking was in the liablt of tinlt itlng the violin with her lips, giving the preliminary tuning and scraping and flourishing with the utmost fidelity. It puzz'ed the physician it good deal until he as certained that wluii a child sbe live! in a room adj ilt'lng a flild'er whoofti- performed on bls violin In her heating —reunion's M eekly. blanks viz: Lease, Mortgages, Bill of Sale, Agreements. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattel Mortgage, Acknowledgements, Real Estate ontract, Location Notice—Placer, Location Notice—Quartz, Satisfaction of Mortgage. Rt-il Eitati A p it} Gt itriit, Notice Application for Liquor License At reasonable prices. Weintend adding other blanks as fast a3 possible unti the line is complete. Blanks of special form printed to order at short notice JACKSONVILLE POSI Unlike Most. Wn.vne—Chesty is about one of th» oddest men 1 ever saw. Payne TTow so? Wayne Why. when a fellow Ijo rows a quurter and doesn't pay it l.a R Chesty tinally admits tdi.it it is •’> quarter I h * cares alami and not th* principle of tbe thing. Ex« hange. The only way to -*—• ■/'■’v'*- .. vC fu trrrur : get the genuine | New Home Sewing Machine • ii to buy the machine 1- ott Readers with the name NEW I I Ï0.ME on the arm I and in the Irg». Thia machine ii v- rrtnlid for all time. Ql £ Cither I à *\C it rood I No other P. ULRICH, ..••ti». UiiAUi. ■ wU V*- ' "■ * IÜ t M ; Tba Naw ikai Sawing Machin Coapiny,’ . ORANGE, MASS.
