Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, February 06, 1915, Image 2

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    ^JACKSONVILLE POSI-:
Weather Report.
Cffcial Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
Jacksonville, for month of January,
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi-
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, tilde 123 dejf. 5 min. west.
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY, fí 1915
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SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on 2
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application.
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In another column of this paper appears a statement 6 7
by Mr. Enyeart regarding his prospecting work in the 8 9
lower end of town. While not definitely stating that he 11 10
had “struck it rich” as some people declared, the state­ 13 12
ment shows that he has faith in the outcome and will 14
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continue the work if the necessary leases can be secured. It:
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If successful in his efforts it will mean much to this place, 18
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in various ways besides the royalty paid to the owners of 21
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the land worked. As we understand it, the royalty 23
offered is the usual percentage paid in similar cases else­ 24
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where in mining countries, besides which, he agrees toj 27
pay all damages done to the surface of the land worked, 28
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but as the indications are that the work will be at a 30
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•depth of fifty feet or more, the surface damage will be
Temperature—mean max. 46.09;mean
small. Mr. Enyeart has already spent considerable time mir.
31:42; mean 38:75. Max. 59 on 28,
and money on the project and will install the necessary Minimum, 22, on 2.'st. Greatest daily-
range, 22. Total precipitation 3.10
machinery and proceed with the development if he can inches, Greatest in 24 hours, 1.05 in.,
, I 8. Number of days with .01
secure the right to follow the “pay streak’’ to its on
inch or more precipitation, 12. clear.
source. Gold lying in the ground is no benefit to anyone 8; partly “cloudy, 9; cloudy, 14.
E. B ritt ,
and we hope that no obstruction will be placed in the
Cooperative Observer.
way of further development of this prospect.
At The Churches
Editor Putnam in the Mail Tribune Thursday, pub­
lishes and editorial regarding the cause of wars, that is
well worthy of a careful reading, it is one of the best Sunday School every Sun lay
o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public
acticles we have ever seen on this subject. The author worship at 11 a. m. each secoli and
fourth Sunday of the month and at
might in truth, have gone further and shown that selfish­ 17:30
every Sun lay evening. Class
ness of individuals is the cause of much of the trouble meeting every first and thir l Sunday
Ila. m. H. C. Gallup leader. Pray­
between the industrial and other classes as well as be- er
meeting Thursday evening at 7:3l
The public is invited to attend these
tween nations.
services.
TA YLOR - WILLIAMS CO.
The People's Store
Jacksonville, Or
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The statement of Mr. Enyeart, published in this!
Scrvic s held every Sunday morning
paper to-day is the first and only one given out by him. at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.
Our readers will notice that it is conservative, yet Everybody welcome.
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through it all runs a note oi optimism. Should the work
Use printed stationery, it adds dig
be continued, we hope to give our readers some good nily to your business and tends to ere
ate an impression of its imp irtunce.
news in the near future.
COURT HOU£E NEWS
FREE
to Jacliaon foun’y
Goods All Fresh.
C( ERECT
COFRES PODENCE
PAPERS
r
l omui tition among paper makers has caused them to turn
out some n markab e productions.
Each seasm brings new
styl i, i.ew r.ov hies, new textures.
Am g th ■ li tter is an Initial Tnb'et. supplied in all initials,
containii g 24 sheets of fine linen paper, of such size that when
f" ! I hr ugh le middle regular coin spondence paper is formed.
’’“lie ros! of a tablet is but 15/; compared wiih Initial box
paper nt fiorn 35/to 50/per box, the saving is obvious, but only
oi e of many such savings to be had, at
it
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Company,
ICS. MASS.
DRUG STORE
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208 PACE ANNUAL- J
Ready Early In Jr... uary
-Mailed FREE to
Anyone, Anywhere. :
Sbowi Seeds, Poultry,
Bee and Stork Sup-Aie.?,
Spray« and Fertilizer«.
The CHAS. II. LILLY CO.
Seattle «ad for thud
Get these Memoirs
Free
Post
MRS. HA1 TIE DENEFF
Cail ai d see us
Memoirs of
Napoleon
ST
Prices Right.
A full line of the best groceries, confections, nuts, fresh fruits,
Cigars and 1 obaeco, Etc.
FREE
In the matter of the naturalization
of Christ Jensen, an alien. Order can­
celling certificate heretofore issued
NUW CASES
The State of Oregon vs H. A. Fos­ nil restoring petition.
ter, Roy Hoffman, Hairy Weis, Cin­
Ulysses 1. Ulman vs Minnie M. Ul­
ti' Giub. r, (’. F. Lankford and Clar- man. Order for publication
« re Grave
< riminai complaint.
mens in Jacksonville Post.
'I ■ aiisctipt fu ni Justice’s Coart Jack­
B. F. Mulkey mil George W.
sonville District, filed.
ry
vs Mab I Hall Motion an I older
Dr. M. M. Dow, el a' vs A. D. Lit­
tle and Alabama Little. Action to re-I d smissing cause.
rover mom y. Complaint filed. Affi- i Belle Nickell v< J. T. Perry, et al.
davit and undertaking tor attachment Order of default and decree foreclos­
filed.
ing mortgage.
Ulysses J. Ulman vs Minnie M U’-
innn. Suit for divorce
Complaint
Spice of hie
filed Affidavit and order for publica­
tion of summons.
I n Three Volumes
George W Stsphenson vs Ed A. Es
This man caused the last
‘•Jo you think von have sufficient
tea, et ux. Suit for foreclosure. Com­
general European war.
plaint filed. Affidavit and order for1 counsel for my b y?” "Yes: we have
a spread-i agio o at jr, a -oh s •eciali «*,
publication of summons.
His personal memoirs, written
an
insanity exp rt, and a little cuss
by hi. secretary, Baron De
W illirm II. Stewart vs R. B. Zim
Meneval, are full of the most
merman, el a). Suit to foreclose a wh > knows lh liw.it' we n -eil any
absorbing incidents, especially in
mortgage. Complaint tiled. Affidavit I iw.’’—Louisville C ourier-Joui nal.
view of the present great Euro-
and order for publication of summons.
“My boy, I in ist e ngrat il ite you
I e.in struggle.
Moti-m for jutgoient on the plead- on
1 your consistency.” ' Ihank you,
Just a hundred sear« ago, his ambi­
ings.
sir. 1 er ” “Yes sii, you've wuiken
tion« Unhid the Continent in a sea of
here
three
we
ks
and
y
u
haven
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t
bl oil. Frince alone, under his leader­
COUNTY COURT
done anything yet.”—Buffalo Ex­
ship, fought Germany, Russia, Austria,
In the tn itter of rhe estate of James press
Italy, and Great Britain—
Hards, deceased. Petition and order
Small Boy (with a fine string) Good
appending
ud ninistra rix,
Rond
tisnin .’ Yessir; ye go down that pri­
filed.
In the matter of the estate of Har- vate road till ye come to th’sign Tri-a
Ry special arrangement with the pub­
risen H. Triplett, deceased, Oiilir on passers Will Be Prosecuted; cross the
lishers of COLLIER'S, I he National
th field with th' bull in it an' you’ll
final ac< oui't.
\\ eekiy, we ate en »bird to offer a lim­
see a sign No Fishin’ Allowed-ihat’s
it I number of these three-volume sets
In the matter of the estate of A. P. it. —Life
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tin’ Memoirs
or Napoleon free with
<. h ' ii «« of
Talent, deceased. Affidavit of posting
:i war's Mibst i «ptK.n to Collier s and
What are th-' b'nd« of matiimo
lloli e.
h;s par
I hcolhr is strictly limited
ny?” "Baby ribbons!'' Cut ell \\ i
!•» g- t n IvLctAg? of it you must act
CIRCUIT COURT
dow.
F|.>r<" co Hoffman vs G. D. Hoffman.
"W iis your Cliiistmis present in : he
.is Stories
O er lei pi i i'iff to pay suit money.
. iti Collier’s
Il reiice II. u'ah I, mdale vs George nature of a surprise?” "i should i:.v
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r ,hii«|it d in
\\ line.- I, »n-'tlalo. Decree of hv< rn. . ■m. li was just what I wanted.
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i-1 I « i let’s.
J a Igo.
1 rtr. s . f the Eurt.pean
lhomae R mile v> II. (). M.-Ge>. it i
> " kk iti t ic pin tuuruphic
"Du you know whe little boys go
al. Or er am ta.ing former j idg-
who don t go to Sun ay school? ’ "Yes
inent.
ma
’am: dcy go fishing.’’--Michigan
G. M Mickey vs Caroline Mickey, ’
et al. Order dismissing cause and dis- [ Gargoyle.
charging attachment.
Buttons-Get up! Get up! The ho­
f
rt our Readers
Thomas B. Goodpasture vs H. J. tel s afire! Scottish Gentlemen—Richt
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u d C’Ol.l IS R S. Th«
mt «»:in t t three volumes
Ta.vlur. et al. tinier fixi g bond on laddie; but if 1 do, mind ye. I'll no pay
f ihi-sc v H get <i r the
fur the bed. Answers
appeal in sum of #2000.
» • < • c\ver the cut
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Willie —Paw, why is the way of the
c i t >» If yvu are
Minnie E. Stapleton vs William Sta­
•i w II be ev
transgressor
hard?
Paw-Because
so
pletun. Decree of divorce.
Hc» lk*rilllun.
many people have tramped on it, my
I cviul iu«ih>n
W. H. Edmunds vs Nuera Mini' g A s. n.—Cincinnati E quire
i •* le lit'« the
Milling Co. tinier confirm.ng riier-
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"Do
lawyers
tell
the
truth?
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iff'a sale of real property.
Lawyers will do anything for mon- 1 t )4»1 z ^(» hvi IL>
Geneva W. Allen vs Harry Silver, j ey, ” ’ New Orleans Times Picayune.
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WSIHIV lilt
Item« of IMsrest
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!
Groceries, Confectionery, Notions,
You can finti a Notary Public at thi
office.
et al. Order confirming sale ol' pro­
perty sold under execution.
Phone 112
A. Coslet Pastor
LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
NEWBURY
GUN
ANNUAL
blanks viz:
Lease,
Mortgages,
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Chattel Mortgage,
Acknov ledgements.
Real Estate ontraet,
Location Notice — P ac ir.
Location Notice—Q lartz.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
R j d .Ci i: i k ; 11 ,i :»t. •
Attorney-at-Law
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local • applications, as they cannot
reach tile diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional r nie.lt. a
Deafness Is caused by nn inflamed condi­
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta­
chian Tube. When this tube Is Inti.lined
you have a rumbling sound or Imp. rfoct
hearing, and when It is entirely clos d
Deafness Is »he result, and unless the In­
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed f r-v. r nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an Inflamed condi­
tion of the mucous surfaces.
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tVe will sire On* ttimdre.1 IviUar. forsny case of
Pea mess < caused by catarrh, that cannot b<- cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send tor circulars, ln-o
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F.J. CIIENKY. * CO. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold oy Pnitretsts. TSc.
Take Hally UaoUly Pills for constipation.
MEDFORD.
OREGON.
11. W. BAGFHAW
Att< rney at Law
Notice Application for Liquor Licence
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
Office with Jacksonville Post.
the line is complete. Blunks of special
JACKSONVILLE.
- OREGON form printed to order at short notice
NOTARY
PUBLIC
AND
CONVEYANCER
JACKSONVILLE POSI
Dr.
t .
T. SHAW
IL K. HANNA
Dentist.
Office in Ryan Building, Cali fori-ia St
Upstairs
JACKSONVILLE
Lawyer
Office ir Pank of Jacksonville building
OREGON JACKSONVILLE.
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