Jacksonville post., April 21, 1917, Image 4

one hundred < 100) feet to the place
Summons.
of beginning; together with the tene­
Iii The Ait of Writing” Sir Arthur
IN
THS
CIRCUIT
COURT OF OREGON FOR
ments and hereditaments thereunto
Qiiillw Coin h. Inveighing against tlie
JACKSON COUNTY.
belonging.
”til< k < f (1 unlit vniintlou.” criticises
E han Aden Hildreth, Plaintiff,
I
I12D
nit iiii uioH-rguhluatv’s essay on By. Dated this 10th d v of April, 1917.
vs.
Liii uu . LJ
> r<»n. In an essay on Byron, lie says.
R alph G. J ennings ,
De sa Ma-’gie Hildreth, Defendant.
Sheri,f <>f J .ckson,
Byron is, or >r ought I • he. mentioned
I many limes. ’’But my umlergimiuale
■ To the above named defendant:
County. Oregon.
Plan That V’ill Insure Stale It is a hliiKliing sense that to < a!l Byron
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
By ETHEL HOLM' S
By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy
I n ice on one page is Indelicate. So
OF
OREGON:
You are hereby sum
to
Le
Better
Highways
----------------------------- ■
Byron, after starting bravely as Byron,
| moneu and required to appear in tlie
iu
the
second
sentence
turns
into
‘
that
Walter Trowbridge kissed Ids wife
Voted Upon in June.
above entitled court and cause and an-
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
gieat hut unequal poet.’ and thence-
goodby, went out to a cub and was
; >wer the complaint of plaintiff on file
forward I have as much trouble with
driven for the statiou Lie was off on
I therein against you within six weeks
Everybody wants good rca Is.
Byron as ever Teieniacbus with Bro
a business trip, to be absent several need for improved highways rs adni.it tens
to bold and phi him back to bis IN THE CIRCUIT OlUItT OF THE STATE OF j after the date of the first publication
weeks. A few days after bls departure, ted. E\ery citizen is anxious und proper self.” Among the truly won­ OREGON. IN AND FOR JACKSON COUETY. I of this summons or within six weeks
while sitting at breakfast In bls hotel, willing to pay his share towards the derful variations recorded by Sir Ar­
I after the personal service thereof upon
Francis A. McCargar, Plaintiff,
be took up a paper and read the follow­ Cost of building good roads. All the thur are “the gloomy master of New-
i you without the State of Oregon: said
vs.
Individual ever lias insisted upon and stead.“ ‘the meteoric darling of socie­
ing Item among the casualties:
period of six weeks being the time fix-
Rogue
River
Farm
Producís
Com
­
is
asking
today
is
that
the
public
re
­
ty,” “the apostle of scorn” and “the
A woman with a card tn her portemonnale
I ed by the Honorable F. M. Calkins,
pany, a corporation, Northern
with the name of Mrs, Walter K. Trow­ ceive one dollar of value for every marty r of Missolonghi.”
bridge on it while crossing Main street do'lar expended iu rea l construction.
Judge of the above named Court, in
Bank & Trust Company, ot Seat­
yesterday was knocked down by a motor­ Frequently in the past the public has
I tle, Washington, a corporation,
his
order directing service of summons
Salt
Means
Much
to
Health.
car. She was picked up insensible and
i
by publication, which order bears date
taken to a hospital On recovering her not received full value from these ex-
•'If the human race should be deprived and \V. H. Walker, Defendant.
But thls has been due of salt, even for a period of a few
consciousness her first remark was, “Dan, penditures.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue March 7, 1917, within which you
1 spent every cent of that $20 you gave invariably to tlie lack ot a systematic
mouths." said a physician, "we would of a writ cf execution issued out of and shall so appear and answer or be ad­
n»e.’’ When asked who Dan was, she said plan of road building and an intelli
he was her husband. The house surgeon gent supervision of tlie work by public not only lose a natural healthful Incen­ under the seal of the above-entitled judged to be in default therein.
says that
is a case of amnesia. Tho
tive lor our food, but disease, with ull
And you will further take notice that i
woman has not been herself—Mrs Daniel officials charged with disbursing the its attendant miseries, would spread court in tl e above entitled cause, to I
fund.
Lee, she says—for ten years.
with such relentless speed as to defy me directed, and dated April 7, 1917, I if you fail to so appear and answer I
Tlie last Legislature, however, pro­ the efforts of tile most skillful doctors and which writ was issued upon re­ I said complaint within the time afore- j
Mr. Trowbridge's eyes started from
their so< kets us he read When lie vided the necessary legislation for in­ of tlie land. Ailing persons frequently quest of plaintiff at d in compliance I said, Plaintiff will apply to the court [
troducing in Oregon a systematic and
finished the item lie threw the paper intelligent campaign for the state wide refuse sugar, but they seldom turn up with and upon a jud. inent, decree and for the relief demanded in said com- I
on the floor mid began the hardest job construction of permanent hard sur their noses nt common salt. That is be­ order of sale rendered and entered in I'laint, h succinct statement of which
of thinking he Imd ever done in bls face highways. A complete road code cause there is in the body a detlclency the above entitled court and cause on I is as follows, to-wit:
of chloride of sodium, and nature Intui­
For a decree of the court;
life.
was adopted and a Highway Commis­ tively excites the desire for It. Salt is March 31, 1917, and duly docketed in
Dissolving the bonds of matrimony
Nome seven or eight years before he sion created for its administration. essential to health and life and is as Volume —at page-of Judgment Dock­
hud married Ills typewriter, Mildred ’ Another measure provided for issu- I much a food as bread or flesh. If there et of above entitled couit ana wherein exit ting between plaintiff and defen­
Stevens. He asked no questions about 1 ance of bonds aggregating $1,800,000 is no wish for salt in a person doctors the plaintiff, Francis A. McCargar, re­ dant, and divorcing plaintiff from de-
which to match an equal amount uniformly conclude that disease in some
her antecedents, mid she offered no with
covered judgment against the defend­ ! fendant absolutely, together with such
provided by the Government, under
Information. She remembered being the Shackleford Act, for tlie construc­ form is lurking unsuspected in the sys­ ant Rogue River Farm Products Com I other and further relief as the court
tem.”
picked up from a sidewalk where a tion of post roads and forest roads.
pany, a corporation, for the following may deem just and equitable.
building was being erected—something
Most important of the Legislative
sums, namely: $1,838.21, being the i Date of first publication March 10, 1917.
The Barking Wolf.
P orter J. N eff ,
bad fallen upon her—and from that measures was that authorizing tlie is­
The
prairie
wolf, the coyote of the amount of principal and accrued inter­
sue
of
bonds
to
the
amount
of
$6.000,-
moment she remembered nothing of
Attorney
for Plaintiff
est
due
at
the
date
of
said
decree
upon
her past She set about making a liv­ 000 for tlie construction of main trunk Mexicans, is tlie American representa­ the note and mortgage therein fore­
tive
of
tlie
old
world
jackal.
It
is
lines
throughout
the
state.
At
tlie
ing, taking a position iu mi office and
to forty inches long, with u closed; the further and additional sum STATEMENT OF THE OWN­
studying stenography. Several years same time, another bill was passed thirty-six
tail
measuring
sixteen to eighteen of $21.22. being the amount of taxes ERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, Etc.
later brought her into Trowbridge's doubling the annual license on all au
employ, and after six months be bud tomobiles and motor vehicles. The inches Its color is usually a yellowish expended by plaintiff upon the mort­ 1 required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912
revenue from tliis source, together gray on tlie back and sides, witli black gaged premises pursuant to the terms OffJacksonville Post, published weekly at Jack­
married her.
sonville. Oregon, for April 1st 1917.
Returning to his home—he missed witli tlie money derived from the ex­ cloudings. The under parts ami inside of said mortgage; the further and addi­
limbs ure of a dirt.v white tint. The
That the name and address of the publisher,
his wife's greeting—he sallied forth to isting one-fourth mill 'road tax will of
tional
sum
of
$160.000
adjudged
to
editor and business manager is;
is a sort of snapping bark, and lor
the hospital and asked to see Mrs. Lee. meet all interest charges of the pro­ cry
plaintiff as reasonable attorney’s fees
D. W. Bagshaw.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
She had much Improved from her in­ posed bond issue and retire the bonds tills reason Hie animal is known as the in said suit: and the further and addi­
That there is no managing editor.
without adding a dollar to the direct barking wolf It lives ami breeds in
juries and Trowbridge was admitted taxes
That the owners are:
of the individual.
burrows and has its young in April, tional sum of $37.50 taxed as costs and
to her presence.
D. W. Bagshaw, Jacksonville Oregon,
Of these various measures, only one often ten at a time, it hunts in packs disbursements in said suit; with inter­
Ada L. Bagshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon.
She looked nt lilni wondering who be —the $6.000,000 Bond Bill—will be
ami
is
very
Heel.
est
on
said
judgmei
t,
including
the
That there are no khown bondholders, mort­
win mid why lie had called on her.
submitted to the voters for their ap
aforesaid several sums, at the rate of gagees or other security holders.
“I um interested, inudain,” he said, proval at the special election, June
D. W. Bagshaw, Editor & Publisher.
Let Him Say Something.
8% per annum from the date of said
"In cases of suspended memory, and 4th. This measure asks nothing of
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd
"I'm Just waiting for my husband to judgment and decree, namely, from
having reud mi account of your case, anybody except that which he must
We have on hand for sale the following
have come to ask you n few questions. pay under laws which go into effect complain about my extravagance tliis March 31, 1917; and by which decree day of April, 1917.
W. H JOHNSON.
month."
I want to help you to find your former regardless of whether tlie bond issue
blanks viz:
Notary Public for Oregon.
“Ready to give him an argument, the said above named defendants are
relatives."
(My commission expires Jan. 19. 1921.)
be adopted. All manner of safeguards
and
each
of
them
is
fi
reclosed
of
all
Lease,
“Thank you very much, sir,” was have been provided outside tlie bond eb?"
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Mortgages,
"You bet 1 mu. By mistake his golf right, title, estate, lien ot interest in
tho reply. "I will cheerfully answer Ing act. The Highway Commission
or to the hereinafter described premis­
Notice
of
Final
Account
Bill
of Sale,
club
cheeks
emiie
to
tlie
house,
and
I've
any questions you may ask."
has been reorganized, methods of road
es, including all interest that said de­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
Agreements.
“Have you any children?"
construction have been reformed, got 'em.”—Detroit Free Press.
“No."
W arrantv Deeds,
fendants above named, or any of them
competition in contracts has been
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
Trowbridge gave a sigh of relief.
The Hen.
had therein on May 21. 1914, or which
Quit Ciaim Deeds,
made compulsory and an anti conspir­
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
“How long lin ve you been married, acy bill has been passed. Amortize
Tlie hen is uowhere noticed In the they, or ar.y of them, have since ac­
Chattel Mortgage,
according to your recollection?”
Hon tallies show that tlie income now Old Testament. It is mentioned in the quired or now have therein, and by In the matter of the Estate
Acknow ledgements,
of
August
Rehkopf,
Deceased.
“A year mid n linlf."
New
Testament,
however,
in
Matthew
Irrevocably provided will retire the
Real Estate ontract,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
“Now, If you will give mo your resi­ $6,000,1100 bond issue, meet the re­ xxili, 37, ami Luke xiii, 34. That a bird which decree the same is ordered to be
sold
for
the
satisfaction
of
the
afore
­
Location
Notice—Placer,
dence I will lie pleased to notify your quirements of the Federal Act, pro so common in Palestine should receive
the undersigned, as administrator of
Location Notice—Quartz,
husband.”
vide maintenance of roads and leave such slight notice is considered to be said judgment:
the Estate of August Relikopf, deceas­
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
”1 lived nt No.
Jones street. a surplus even if there be no increase singular.
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of ed, has filed this his final account in
Brandon, Pa."
in assessed value or number of auto­
Real Estate Agents Contract,
said judgment, decree, order of sale the County Court of the State of Ore­
His Sale Occupation.
That same night Trowbridge started mobiles.
and execution, nnd in compliance with gon in and for Jackson County and I At reasonable prices. We intend adding
Cholly — Will you marry me if I stop
for Brandon mid the next morning ap­
Approval of the bond measure by
the commands of said writ, I will on that Mav 14, 1917 at the hour of ten other blanks as fast as possible untii
peared nt tho address given. No such the voters is all that is needed to car­ smoking cigarettes?
Miss Bright-No. Mr. Sappy; 1 Monday, the 7th day of MAY, 1917, at o’clock in the forenoon of said day in the line is complete. Blanks of special
person now lived there, but a woman ry out the good roads campaign effec­
living ncross tlie street gave nn account tively. Indorsement of the bonds at couldn't think of marrying a man who the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day the court room of said court has been form printed to order at short notice
at the front door of the court house in named by said court as the time and
of a mnn limned Lee, whose wife bad tlie June election would mean that did nothing. Boston Transcript.
Jacksonville, Jackson County, State of place for hearing all objections thereto JACKSONVILLE POST.
mysteriously disappeared, having lived actual road construction could begin
there nnd who had died long ago. this year, in passing on this measure,
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pub­ and settlement thereof.
Trowbridge followed (lie mutter up so voters are not asked to vote blindly.
lic auction, to the highest bidder for
Dated al Medford, Oregon, this 13th
far as to make certain of Mr. Lee's The pending bond bill describes the
cash in hand, subject, to redemption as day ot April, 1917.
Legal
Advertisements.
roads
that
are
to
be
constructed
and
i
dentil, then returned to break the snd
BUSINESS CARDS
by statute provided, the following des­
H enry A. R ehkopf ,
news to Mrs. Lee. lie did It so kindly defines the general character of their '
cribed
real
property
and
all
interest
construction. All roads will be built i
Administrator.
thnt tlie lady was quite charmed.
that the defendants above named or
When Trowbridge left her she re- under Hie supervision of the State
First publication April 14, 1917, and
Notice
ot
Sheriff
’
s
Sale
any of them, had therein on Muy 21, last publication May 12, 1917,
marked to one of the nurses that tho Highway Commission which was ere- [
GUS NEWBURY
gentleman was unusually nice, The ated for that specific purpose.
1914, (the date of the mortgage fore
The
members
of
tlie
Commission
nurse repented the compliment to Trow­
Attorney-at-Law
Summons.
Bs virtue of an execution in foriclo closed in said cause,) or that they have
are men of the strictest integrity.
bridge nnd he was much encouraged.
since acquired or now have therein, or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Will Practise in All Courts in the State
They
are
among
the
state
’
s
most
rep
­
sure
and
order
of
sale
duly
issued
out
What bothered him was how to lo­
so much thereof as may be necessary
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
cate the Indy while he was doing some resentative citizens who have achiev- of and under the seal of the Circuit
OREGON
MEDFORD,
<1 enviable success in the business Court of the State of Oregon, in an I to satifv Slid execution, judgment, de­
courting. He couldn't shock her by
COUNTY.
world.
As
appointees
of Governor for lhe County of Jackson, to me direct cree and accruing costs, to-wit:
asking her to come to live with him,
Charles Nickel), Plaintiff,
nnd If she married him lie desired that tVithjcombe, they may be depended e<1 and dated on the 7th day of April
The Northwest quarter of Northwest
vs.
ipon
to
conduct
tlie
business
of
state
she should wish to do so. He told the
quarter, and Lots Nos. ONE ('), Chas. B. Wolcott, defendant.
1917, in a certain suit therein, wherein
end
building
witli
the
same
fidelity
1). W. BAGSHAW
hospital authorities the conditions and
TWO (2) and THREE (3) in Section
Action at law to recover money.
bls intentions, mid they agreed to keep hey have shown in their personal af- • I. W. Haines as Plaintiff recovered
Twenty-two (22), in Township Thir-I To Chas E. Wolcott, the above nam­
Attorney at Law
her there so long as possible. Fortu­ alrs. Tlie personnel of the Commis­ j judgment against J. C. Edwin Shipley,
ty-seveii (37) South, Range ONE (I) ed defendant:
nately for Ids plan she did not become sion is a guarantee that ail road funds , A H. Sunderman and Lulu M. Sunder-
coming
into
its
hands
will
be
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
dis- man his wife defendants, for the sum of
West ot the Willamette Meridian,
well enough to be discharged for a cou­
You are hereby required to be and
ple of weeks, and tlie house surgeon re­ bursed wisely and economically.
containing 52’ acres, together with '
Five Hundred ($500.00) less $5.00 paid
appear
in
the
above-entitled
court
and
Office with Jacksonville Post.
fused to discharge her then, Mr. Trow-
all tenements, hereditaments and ap­
March 16, 1916. with interest thereon
cause on or before the expiration of
bridge paying for tier keep till his EVERY PRODUCER
purtenances
thereunto
belonging,
ail
■
- OREGON
WILL BE AIDED. from May 27. 1915 at 6'i, and the fur-
six weeks from and after the date of JACKSONVILLE.
plans were matured.
j I ther sum of $13.75 paid for fire insur­ being situated in Jackson County, the first publication of this summons to
Trowbridge did not delay beginning
State of Oregon.
Good roads concern and should In- ance and $50.00 as attorney’s fees,
his courtship. Ills first offering was
then and there answer the complaint
flowers, mid these he kept sending as terest every citizen. They reduce the and with costs and disbursements taxed DATED this 7th day of APRIL, A. D. filed against you in the above entitled
II. K. HANNA
fust as they withered, lie found It cost per ton to the producer in mar­ at $14.40, which judgment was enrolled 1917.
court and cause, and if you fail to so
hard to talk sentimentally to a woman keting his products. This is an Im­ l and docketed in the Clerk's office of
R alph G. J ennings ,
appear you are hereby notified that
with whom lie had lived long enough portant factor In determining the ulti­ said Court in said County on the ’.1st
Lawyer
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, plaintiff will apply to the court for a
mate
cost
to
the
consumer.
Good
for the heyday of love to have worn
day
of
March
1917.
By
Leslie
W.
Stansell,
Deputy.
roads
mean
n
substantial
saving
In
judgment
against
you
for
the
turn
of
away, but he did his best That he
Notice is hereby given that, p.ir.iu- Date of first publication April 7, 1917. $74.29 with interest thereon at 10% per Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
succeeded was evident from the pleas­ the operating cost of 36.UÜ0 motor ve­
ure Mrs. Lee showed In his attentions hicle» in tills state and will effect a ant to the terms of said execution, I Date of last uublication M y 5, 1917.
annum from May 30, lb95, and for the I
JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
■ml her distress when lie absented him­ further saving of at least 10 per cent will on the 15th dav of May, 1917, at
further sum of $50,00 reasonable attor­ I
<<Vr
In the depreciation of all vehicles. 10 o’clock A. M. at the front door of
self.
ney's fees, and for the costs and dis­
At last when there seemed to be no These two Items amount into almost the Courthouse in the City of Jackson­
Notice of Final Account
bursements of this action to be taxed.
excuse for keeping the patleut longer incredible sums annually. All money ville, in Jackson County, Oregon, offer
DR. T. T. SHAW
In tbo hospital Trowbridge proposed raised for good roads will be expended
You are further notified that plain­
to her. She was glad enough to accept in this state, contributing to tlie wel­ for sale and will sell at public auction IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE tiff will apply to the court tor the sale
him. for she knew that she must soon fare of all. Good roads increase the for cash to the highest bidder, to satis­
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY of sufficient of the real property here-
Dentist.
be tunied out to shift for herself, «nd value of all land contiguous to the fy said judgment, together with the
I tofore attached herein to satisfy said
OF JACKSON.
highways that are improved. This costs of this sale, subject to redemp­
tlie prospect was a gloomy one.
judgment which real property is des- :
One morning Trowbridge was driven stimulates road construction in other tion as provided by law, all of the In the matter of the Estate
eribed as follows to-wit: NE'4 ofNW'4 Office Upstairs, over Daniels for Duds
up to the hospital In a Prince Albert communities Could more material right, title and interest that the said
NW)4 of NE'4, NW1, of SE1, Section MEDFORD
coat, a silk hat and a chrysanthemum reasons be urged for supporting tho defendants, J. C. Edwin Shipley, A. H. of Lewis A. Wait. Deceased.
OREGON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 7, Twp. 37, South, Range 2 West, »nd
In Ida buttonhole. Mrs. Lee. for whom good roads bond bill at the spscial
¡Sunderman
and
Lulu
M.
Sunierman.
election
June
4th
’
he had surre|>tltlous|y provided a suit­
the undersigned as administrator ot the E'j of NW '4, SE1. of SW>4 in Section
1 his wife, jointly or individually, had on
able wedding costume, came down
Estate of Lewis A. Wait, deceisea. 12, Twp. 37, South, Range 3 West, al*
|
the
27th
day
ot
May.
1914,
or
have
from her room, nnd the two entered STRONG ARGUMENT
Change in Southern Pacific Time
has filial his final account in the Coun­ in Jackson County, Oregon.
FOR GOOD ROAD BONOS I since acquired, or now have in and to
the chapel and were married, tho
ty
Court
of
the
State
Oregon
in
and
for
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
by
I
Ixdiengren wedding march lieliig reu
• the following described property, situ- I
Table
One of the most forceful appeals ated in Jackson County, State of Ore- i Jackson Ccunty and that Monday the publication thereof pursuant to the
de red for the occasion. After congrnt
j 7th day of May 1917, at the hour of 10 order of Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
ulatloua they were driven to the home for good roads was that offered for 1 gon, to wit:
A. M. of sahi day in the court room of the above entitled court and which or­
in which they had already lived to­ the Grange measures, which provided
Beginning at a point on the east line '
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
gether, and. ns Mr. Trowbridge after­ for a bond Issue and was printed in
said court has been named by the said der is of date March 24, 1917.
of Oak Street, Two hundred and sev- |
ward expressed It, "the nonsense was the 1912 official state pamphlet. From
I court as the time and place for hearing
The date of the first publication of
enty-one feet northerly from the
over."
that argument the following is quoted:
Portland Passenger
8:20 AM.
all objection thereto and settlement this summons is March 24, 1917.
"Business Men and Fanner. Produc-
southwest corner of Block Three (3)
Mrs. Trowbridge was so brldellke In
16
Oregon
Express
...
thereof.
6:20 P.M.
C harles P rim
Vote for the
her demeanor that her husband bnd er and Consumer:
in the original townsite of Woodville 1
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this
not the heart to tell her that she had Grange Measures, for you one and all i (now Rogue River) as the same is
12 Shasta Limited ...
2:18 A.M
merely resumed a former status He are Interested In the dvvalopment of
shown on the plat thereof, filed as a 7th day of April 1917.
SOUTH
BOUND
TRAINS.
THIS
PAPER
REPRESENTED
FOR
FOREIGN
kept putting off the information from the state, that can never be accom
J ohn A. W ait ,
public record in the office of the
ADVERTISING BY THE
time to time, dreading to tell her. and pitshed without the construction of
Administrator of the
15 California Express ....... 10:50 P.M,
County Recorder in and for said Jack-
at Inst he gave tip doing so. Mrs good, permanent roads built econom
Estate of Lewis A.
son County; Running thence norther­
Spence
Trowbridge is still Ignorant of her re Ically and scientifically.
13 San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
Wait, Deceased.
ly twenty-five (25) feet: thence east
latloua with her busluind before be. Shaw. Leedy. Mason, Committee Orc
QENERXL. OFFICES
11 Shasta Limited................ 3:20 A.M
gon State Grange.*
second marriage with him
one hundred (100) feet; thence south First publication April 7, 1917.
•;_W YO3K AND CHICAGO
twenty-five (25) feet; thence west Last publication May 5th 1917.
■
17 Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.
<!.TAKC.1ES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
I
•W
K-
Mr. Trowbridge’s
Second Courtship
EVERYBODY «
Shoddy Tricks of Writing.
you are
in need of
Good Printing
Jacksonville, Ore
Where
you get
best work
at low prices
LECAL BLANKS