Jacksonville post., October 06, 1917, Image 4

«Ute*
W. stern Rond and Mortgage Compr-
Notice To Creditors
i S pteir.b r 25th, 1917, in a certain ac­
I
Laundry Worn In Aloeka.
f
ny, a eoiporation, Plaintiff,
Tn Al.iskn and throughout the I more
tion iierein. wher.in Ira Spencer as
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Frank
V8.
i
h*s i froze.i no. Ill II.iinhc ses • are
Plaintiff, recovered jti !g neat against
Ludvig R. ii-on, Deceased.
W. E. Brayton and Anna IV ytnn,
I | h ; h (i< ally
Thu iu . jkt ? s do
S. M. Carpenter, de' ndant, for >he
Notice
is
hereby
given,
that
the
L hn -I. Brown, Clara J. Waltman,
I Usu «■ own hous. keeping mid their own
O. L. Waltman, and C. H. Owen,
undersigned, Ellen Benson, has been sum cf $i7l.<>3 an I $16.0) costs, which «
! liHititlcriiig.
Def.ndants. duly appointed administratrix of the judgment wa« enru le l an ! docketed in
A cylinder about thirty inches long
By virtue of an execution, judgment 'estate of Frank Ludvig Benson, said Court March 11th, 1917.
hind of I tn*
d.’.uat «er ns tho I head
,<»f tho churn is in . I eonstnH led
dtr, decree and order of sale, issued deceased, and i otice is hereby given
No’ice ¡5 hereby given that, pu su­
By RUTH GRAHAM
heavy galvanis'd iron. One end of t!
«•nt
or
’
the
above
entitled
court,
in
the
oni
to the terms of said execution, 1
that
any
an
I
ali
persons
having
claims
........ "
~ ’ —— :
—a. cylinder !s left o | mm ». aim (lie lic.nl ■ f
.bove entitled cause, to me directed I against said estate may preent the will on October 30th, 1917, at 10 o’clock
My parents both died when I was a i the churn Is MMvned to the open end. and dated the 12th day of September, I said claims properly verified, within A. M , at the front door of the Court­
little girl mid left me in <nre of an un­ 1 Tlic cylinder is then carefully Lalnnvvd 1917, ui on a judgment rendered and six months from the dale of the first house in the city of Jacksonville, Jack-
cle. Samuel Duer. Uncle Samuel hail I in tho churn, mil the rhurn hearin
entered in said court on the 1st day of publication of this notice, which pub'i-; sou County, Oregon, offer for sale and
one son, Ralph, a mid,hipman In the ire fuNtcned on with rivets nnd solder September, 1917, in favor of the West cation is on the 22nd day of September, sell at public auction for cash, to the
i to make them watertight.
United States navy, who was six years
Two meshes of galvanized wire of i rn Bond and Mortgage Company, a A. D. 1917, to the said administratrix I highest bidder, to satisfy said judg-
oliler than I nnd was at sea when I went ; one inch mesh are then made, One of c irporati in, plaintiff, and against W. at her home on 1!. F. D. No. 2. Med- I merit, with the costs of this sale, sub­
to live with Ills l.ulier. Italpli was sta­ them is suspended from the movable E. Brayton, Anna Brayton, John J. ford, On gon.
tioned in fon I l - ii waters and did not ( head by one quarter Inch galvanized Crown, Clara J. Waltman. O. L. Walt­
Dated September 21st, A. D. 1917. al! of the right, title and interest that
visit Ills home Illi I laid been there [ iron rods and the other fastened to
S. M. Carpenter h id on March 11th,
Ellen Benson, Administratrix.
several years. I grew to look upon 1 tiie cylinder, so that the two are about man and C. H. Owen, for the sum of
1917, or has since acquired, or now has
Uncle Samuel as m.i se olid father, nnd ten inches apart In the middle of the •'.■6506.83, with interest thereon at the
in and to the following described Drop-
by the time llulpti returned I think my cylinder, '[he clothes are confined be­ rate of 8C per annum from the 1st day
Notice of SheriiFs Sale.
erty, situated in Jackson County, State
uncle had come to look upon me as Ills tween the two screens. The water I of Sop'eniber, 1917, and for the furth­
da ughter.
By virtue of an execution in toreebs- of Oregon, to-wit:
surges back and forth through them er sum of $350.00 with interest thereon
Ralph's photograph was hanging on until they are clean, or as long as the at the rate of 6% per annum from the ure and order of sale duly issued out of
An undivided two-thirds interest in
the wall of the thing room. It hud .churn is in motion A large pinwheel 1st day of September, 1917, and for the and under the seal of the Circuit Court and to the following described property:
been taken at the Huie of bis gradua­ I attached to the bearings furnished the further sum of $74.25 costs and dis­ for the State of Ore ron for Jackson
The Knacker Belle Quartz Lode Min­
tion at the Naval academy and showed turning power.—Popular Mechanics.
I bursements, and the costs upon this County, dated September 7th 1917, in ing Claim Number One, situated in the
a handsome young fellow of twenty.
1 admired the picture very much nnd
writ, commanding me to make sale of a certain suit therein, wherein Polk Applegate Mining District of Jackson
How High Birds Fly.
Hull, et al, as Plaintiffs, recovered
asked Ills father many questions eon
An officer of the French flying corps the following described real property judgment and decree against Edward County, Oregon, and recorded in Vol­
corning the original. Uncle was nl has taken exceptional opportunities to
ume 18 at page 421 of the Mining Rec­
ways pleased to talk of Ills son. and It record observations on the flight of situated in the County of Jackson, Brownsworth, Defendant, for the sum ords of Jackson County, Oregon, to
I of $2000. with interest at 7‘i f om Jan­
was evident that Ralph was the apple birds and the height at which they fly, State of Oregon, to-wit:
which reference is hereby made for a
of his eye.
especially when migrating. Some of
Beginning at a point 9 chains and 13 uary 24th 1910, and $200. attorney’s detailed description by nieies and
After awhile I came to speak of my his notes are published in the Pall Mall links East and 6 chains and 18 links fees an'1 $14 50 co3ts. which judgment bounds. Also, Knacker Belli Quartz
Cousin Ralph as Brother Ralph, think­ Gazette (volume 11, 1910). Swallows,
was enrolled and docketed in said court Lode Mining Claim Number Two, situ­
ing that It would please Ills father. 1 be says, seem to prefer an altitude of south of the quarter section corner on August 25th 1917.
!
the
North
line
of
Section
3,
in
Town-
ated in the Applegate Mining District
was watching uncle when I first spoke 2.000 feet, whereas the wild ducks usu­
Notice is hereby given, th at pursu of Jackson County, Oregon, and rec­
of his son in tills fashion mid noted the ally fly at 5,000 feet. They are remark­ i ship 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon:
expression on his face. 1 did not un­ able also for the marvelous uniformity j running thence South 7U degrees and ant to lhe terms of said execution. 1 orded in Volume 18 at page 423 of the
derstand It. He neither seemed pleased with which they follow their lender. 15 minutes East 8 chains ai d 93 links, will on October 15th 1917, at 10 o.clock Mining Records of Jackson County,
uor displeased by it, and yet ft appear­ The turns and twists are taken with ■ thence south 42 degrees 45 minutes A. M., at the front door of the Court Oregon, to which reference is hereby
ed to attract Ills attention. However, such simultaneity that a flock appears East 17 chains and 97 links; thence House in the City of Jacksonvi'l?, made for a detailed description by
since he made no approving comment to turn and wheel automatically, so ex­ | north 6 degrees 10 minutes West 15 Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale metes and bounds.
on my looking on Ralph as my brother traordinarily together do they move. ‘chains and 56 links; thence east 36 and sell at public auction for cash to
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon. Sep­
1 refrained from speaking of him again When climbing they fly at about slxty-
i chains anti .35 links; thence south 3'1 de the highest bidder, to satisfy sail judg tember 26th, 1917.
as such.
tlve miles nn hour and are good for
ment, witn the costs of this s ite, sub­
R alph G. J ennings ,
I shall never forget Ralph's home­ seventy once they have got their grees East 6 chains and 79 links; thence
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
coming. It was shortly before the out­ height and have spread out to let them­ south 40 degrees 30 minutes East 4 ject to redemption as provided by law,
By Leslie W. Stansell, Deputy.
break of the great world's war. Ralph selves go. Once lie met somo plovers chains and 51 links; thence south 35 de­ all of the right, title and interest that
was twenty-three nnd bail developed nt 0.500 feet, which Is the highest alti­ grees East 2 chains and 90 links to the Edward Biownsworth had on January
from lhe boy he had been when grail tude that lie has seen a company ef north line of I). L, C. No. 55; thence 24tli 1910, or has since acquired, or
Citation
tinted to a .voting man with n hand birds.—Bird Notes and News.
east on said north line 1 chain and 25 now has in and to the following describ­
aonie, well grown mustache. I was sev­
links; thence north 3’> degrees West 23 ed property, situate ! In Jackson Coun­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
enteen. He had heard a great ileal of
Orchards by the Wayside.
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTV.
I
chains and 9 links to the northwest cor ty, State of Oregon, to-wit:
me from his father by letter nnd look-
Wayside orchards are quite a feature
The undivided one-half of the n rth- In the Matter of the Estate of
ed at me curiously when we met. 1 of I ho roads In many parts of Here­ ner of Lot 3 in Section 2, said Town­
east quarter of the southeast quar­ ! Olaf Rye Bjerregaard, Deceased.
was somewhat abashed at meeting him fordshire. Damsons are the trees ship and Range; thence north 2 chains
ter of Section Five (5); of the north­
and
60
links;
thence
north
77
degrees
45
and shrank away. But lie advanced usually planted for this purpose, and
east quarter of Section Nine (9); of To Cina Bj rregaard-Berg, Souman
minutes
west
3
chains
and
66
links;
and kissed me.
along many of the main roads they
the northwest quarter of the south­ Bjerregaard, Hans T. Bjerregaard, We have on hand for sale the following
Ralph remained nt home but a week. bavo been planted In the hedges nt in­ thence south 62 degrees 30 minutes
east quarter of Section Nine (9); and Jacob E. Bjerregaard, Heartel Bjer­
When tic was ordered Io rejoin Ills ship tervals of a few yards for consider­ west 5 chains and 19 links; thence north
of the southwest quarter uf the regaard, and Julius Bjerregaard,
During Ills stay he treated me ns some­ able distances.
blanks viz:
31 degrees 30 minutes west 8 chains
thing between a child nnd a woman,
northwest quarter of Section Ten devisees in the Will of Olaf Rye Bjer­
Great masses of snowy bloom In I and 30 links; thence north 67 degrees
Lyase,
calling me Little Coz. It did not seem spring mid the purple of ripening fruit west 6 chains; thence soi^th 80 degrees
(10), all in Townsiiiq Thirty-five (35) regaard, deceased, Greeting:
Mortgages,
to me that Ills bearing toward me es­ In the late summer do much to add to 45 minutes west 12 chains; thence north
South, Range Four West of Willam­
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Bill of Sale,
pecially pleased Ids father, who treat­ the beauty of one of the most beauti­
ette Meridian, with the tenements, I You and each of you are herebv called
82 degrees 45 minutes west 4 chains
Agreements.
ed me with more deference than be­ ful counties In England.
hereditaments an 1 appurtenances ■ and required to appear in the County
Warranty Deeds,
fore. and I believed Hint lie did so as
Some enterprising farmers have and 10 links; thence north 44 degrees
thereunto belonging or appertaining. i Court of the State of Oregon, for the
Quit Claim Deeds,
an example to Ills son. who he desired planted damson trcei In every hedge 15 minutes we3t 13 chains; thence west
should look npou mo ns n person on the farm, and the damson crop 1« 7 chains and 49 links; thence south 23 Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Sep­ | County of Jackson, in the Court rooms
Chattel Mortgage,
worthy of more consideration than lie quite a considerable factor Vi their ag­ chains and 51 links to the point of be- tember 11th, 1917.
j of said court at the Court house in
Ack now ledgements,
R alph G. J ennings , ; Jacksonville, Oregon, on Wednesday
thought proper to bestow upon me ricultural returns. Tons of the fruit j ginning, containing 95.75 acres, more
Real Estate ontract,
Thia accorded with ni.v view of the are gatberel in n half ripe state and i or less.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. j the 31, day of October A. D. 1917, at
Location Notice—Placer,
matter, and I did wlint 1 could to ap­ used for dyeing purposes.—London
By Leslie W. Stansell, Deputy. the October Term of said Court, at 10
Location Notice—Quartz,
Excepting and reserving therefrom
pear older than I wns. This seemed Standard.
o’clock in the forenoon of that day,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
the following: Beginning at a point
only to amuse Ralph, who continued to
then and there to show cause if any
Real Estate A ’ants C i.itraet,
9.13 chains east and 12 chains and 39
Da Vinci’s Curious Writing.
treat me ns something between a child
Notice
of
Sheriff
’
s
Sale.
you
have, why the Judge of the County
links
north
of
the
quarter
section
cor
­
Although Leonardo da Vinci was a
and woman.
At
reasonable prices. We intend adding
By virtue of an execution in foreelos- Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
When he left us Io return to his ship voluminous writer, he never published ner of the north boundary line
other
blanks as fast a3 possible untii
lie bent forward to kiss me goodby. a single lino during his lifetime. After on Section 3, Township 37 S. R. 2 W. ' ure and order of sale duly issued out of should not issue an order authorizing the line is complete. Blanks of special
I
the
Executor
in
said
estate
to
sell
at
the
master
’
s
death
in
I'rnnce
his
manu
­
Io
show
and
under
the
seal
of
the
Circuit
Court
but I took advantage of Ills net
W. M., in Oregon; thence north 5.04
j form printed to order at short notice
him that If he considered me a child scripts were taken back to Italy. Ills I chains; thence east 7.49 chains; thence I of the State of Oregon for Jackson private sale al! the real property in
heirs proved unworthy, ami the pre­ south 44 degrees 15 minutes east 7 i County, dated August 6th 1917, in a said estate according to the prayer
I considered myself someth Ing
JACKSONVILLE P0S1.
cious writings were gradually dispers­
mature.
of
the said
chains ami 4 links; thence wist 12.50 i certain suit therein, wherein Elizabeth ; of the petition
My assumption of dignity as I re- ed. Loose pages were often detached chains
to the beginning, containing 5 Fowler, as Executrix of th? estate of ■ Executor now on file in this Court,
fused the proffered kiss seemed to hurt anil were either given away ns relies
I William Fowler, deceased, as plaintiff, ! and which real property is described as
acres,
more
or less.
or
stolen.
No
attempt
was
made
to
him a little, which surprised me.
BUSINESS CARDS
publish
any
of
Ills
treatises,
except
that
Italpli did not leave for foreign parts
Also excepting nnd reserving the fol­ and T. J. Wilson, George C. Ga’rett, follows: Commencing at a point 11
for several months iQtd did not visit us on painting, for more than 300 years lowing: Beginning at same post as de­ j J. M. Whipple, Mildred E. Young, chains and 32J j links east of the South­
again till a few days before lie willed after Ills death. This was partly owing scribed above as beginning point, run­ j Wm. L. Beach, Marv R Colebourne, east corner of D. L. C. No. 42 in
He spent Imt one day willi us. lint that to the great difficulty of deciphering his ning thence south 18.54 chains to post on ! Gold Hill L dge No. 129 I. O. O.F., M. Township 37 South of Range 1 West of
GUS NEWBURY
Meridian, running
day was of great Importance tn all ol handwriting. I'a Vinci was left hand­ the north side line of the County Road; M. Scott, John T Dunnigan, C. W. the Willamette
ed
and
always
wrote
in
oriental
fash
­
us. Soon after Ills arrival uncle took
Horton, C. B McClellan, Phil Keeline, thence north 8 chains 39 links; thence
Attorney-at-Law
him into Ills study mid shut the iloor ion, from right to left. Besides this, thence along road south 70\ degrees Henry C. Breeding, Ge urge Lowd, East 2 chains 38'■< links, thence South :
east
66
links;
thence
north
18.70
chains
They wore closeted together for nearly his orthography is peculiar Io himself.
Thomas Conway, Robert Burkhardt, 8 ihains 39 links; thence West 2 chains i Will Practise in All Courts in the State
two hours, mid when they came out I He abbreviates some words nnd Joins to the south line of the land described
38!: links to the place of beginning, | MEL) EORD,
OREGON
nollced a great change In Ralph's ex others together nnd employs neither above in the first reservation; thence Charles M.Warren, F. E. Hall, F. J, containing 2
acres
more
or
less,
1
Blakeley,
M.
Burkhardt,
Chas.
Hulen,
stops
nor
accents.
pression when he lool:ei( at me. I
west 54 links to the point of beginning,
acemed to have become a person of
containing 1 acre, more or less. Also S. F. Potter, John Thrasher and A A. located in ^Medford, Jackson County,
Buddhism.
very great Importmice to him. Indeed,
excepting and reserving the following: Hoyer as defendants, recovered judg Oregon.
I). W. BAGSHAW
Buddhism started with Gautams Beginning at a point 9.73 chains east inent and decree against the defendant
Witness, the Hon. F. L. TotiVelle i
there wns u tenderness in Ids eyes Unit
Buddha about (»00 years before the
1 bud never seen there bel'i re.
Judge
of the County Court of the
Woodville Lodge No. 217, 1. O. O. F.
and
6.35
chains
south
of
the
quarter
Attorney at Law
It was ]0 o'clock In the morning Christian era, Hiid It numbers among
said judgment being in favor of Eliz— I Stale of Oregon, for lhe County of I
When Itnlpl. came from Ills conference Its ndlicrents inure than n third of the section corner on the north line of Sec­ beth Fowler ns executrix of the estate
Jackson
with
the
seal
of
said
Court
jNOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
with Ills father, lie chatted with me human race. Buddhism is confined fl, Township 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., Or­ of William Fowler, deceased, in the
affixed, this 21st day of September,
for a few minutes on ordinnry topics, mainly to Asia—Manchuria. Mongolia, egon; running thence south 70 degrees
A. D. 1917. *
i
Office wHh Jacksonville Post.
then went off for a walk. not returning I Korea. Tibet, China, Japan and the 45 minutes east 8.09 chains; thence sum of $7500.00 with interest thereon
Attest:
till luncheon time Alter luiK hcon lie large Islands off the Asiatic coast- south 42 minutes east 2.09 chains; at 7$t per annum from January 1, 1913
- OREGON
¡JACKSONVILLE.
(Seal)
G. A. Gardner,
was again closeted with bls father, and Though born In India. Buddhism Is thence north 23.50 chains; thence west and in favor of the above named de­
_________________
County Clerk
When they came out of tho study I linp- not strong In that country today, lie- 8.88 chains; thence south 19.27 chains fendants in th« sum of $2175.00 with
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peued to pass the door, which stood lug driven out by the old Hinduism of to the point of beginning, containing interest on $’000. from July 1st 1916,
ajar, nnd I saw uncle pulling some pa which It Is the offshoot.
and on <1375.00 from Januaiy 1, 1913,
Summons.
II. K. HANNA
19 acres, more or less.
pers III a safe lie kept there.
at 7 ; per annum, together with £500. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Also
excepting
an.I
reserving
there-
During tlic afternoon Italpli asl*sl
Ute of Eggs.
attorney’s fees and $.‘>8.15 costs, which
Lawyer
mo to take a stroll with him. mid we
Eggs are considered one of the best I from the right of wav of Charles M. judgment was enrolled and docket«! OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON,
walked to a brook Unit flowed through remedies for dysentery, Beaten up Wiseman described as follows: Begin­
lessie Beatrice Dean, Plaintiff,
a wood ii short distance from the slightly with or without sugar, they ning at a point where the Charles M. in said Court July 28, 1917,
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
-VS-
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant
bouse There, seating ourselves oil n tend by reason of their emollient quail Wiseman Water ditch right of way
Carl
Rob.rt
Dean,
Defendant.;
grassy spit beside (lie gurgling waters, ties to lessen the Inflammation of the crosses the east line of land belonging to the terms of the said execution, I
JACKSONVILLE?
OREGON
will on S itnrdav, October 20, 1917, st r<> Carl Robert Dean the above named
] received the surprise of my life. stomach nnd Intestines and form II
to
Martha
Wichman
and
running
d
’
fendant;
Italpli told inc Unit lie was ordered to transient coating on these organs.
10 o’cl ■< k A. M nt the front door of
thence south 291.. degrees east 7 chains
In the name of the State of Oregon,
till- Pacific coast, to be gone two or
the court house in Jacksonville, Jack-
to the center of Bear Creek and across
three years, mid that lie wished to take
Scrub Them.
son County, Oregon, offer for sale and you Hie hereby required to appear and THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREION
ADVERTISING BY THE
with him the privilege of calling me his
Carrots nnd turnips should never bo the lands of John J. Brown in Jackson sell at public auction for cash to the answer the complaint of the plaintiff
wife.
peeled. Scrub them clean with a brush County. Oregon.
filed
against
you
in
the
above
entitled
highest bidder, to satisfy said juilg-
Why the reason of this sudden pro­ —the strongest flavoring Iles Just be­
Now Therefore, by virtue of sai l
court and cause, on or before the expi­
posal did not occur to me 1 don't know neath the skin—and boll (hem In Just execution, judgment order, decree and ment, with the costs of this sale, sub­
unless It was because 1 was very sufficient water to cover them. Tills order of sale and in compliance with ject to redemption as provided by law, ration of six weeks from the date of
all of the right, title and interest that the firs’ publication of this summons,
young mid imt versed in the ways of saves fuel mid preserves the nourish
the commands of said writ. I will, on the defendant, Woouville Lodge No. to-wit: on or before the 13th day of
th« world, I hung my head and imide uient.
the 22nd day of October. 1917, at 10 217. I. O O. F. had on the 18th day of October, 1917. And if you fail to sj
no reply, w Imi >. upon Ralph became
o’clock A. M., at the front door of the Jun ■ 1912, or has since acquired or now appear And answer within said time,
uwre lover-l' te and. taking me In Ills
Works Both Ways.
arms, soon elicited n favorable assent
County Courthouse in Jackson County, has in ai d io the following described for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
"Beauty Is only skin deep."
When ne returned to the house we
“True, mid 1 presume a homely girl Oregon, sell at public auction (subject real properly, situated in Jackson ply to the court for the relief prayed Change in Southern Pacific Time
met uncle on the pon h. who east mi has the consolation of knowing that her to redemption) to the highest bidder
for in her complaint,' to-wit: for a de­
Inquiring glance nt Ids sun lie seem ugliness is no dee|sT."— Detroit Free for cash in hand, all the right, title and County, State of Oregon, to-wit:
Table.
cree
of the court dissolving the bonds
Lot
Three
(3)
in
Block
One
(1)
of
ed to I m - ren-sund. a ul the two enter Press.
interest which the above named de­ Ciirner anil Sr bin's Addition to the of matrimony existing between the
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
ed the house logelher. leaving me on
fendants, er either of them, had in the Town of Woodville, now Rogue River, plaintiff and the defendantand for such
the porch.
Quite Settled.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
other relief as to the court may seem
That evening a hasty wedding was
"Have they been married very long?” 15th day of February, 1916, the date of in Jackson County, Oregon.
arranged, with only uncle and necea-
"1 guess so. lie never talks back to the mortgage herein foreclosed, or
equitable.
This
summons
is
served
by
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Sep­
nary witnesses present. •xcept the her, nnd she appears to be satisfied If since that date had in or to the al>ovc tember 7th 1917.
publication in the Jacksonville Post, 14 Portland Passenger .... . .8:20 A.M.
Iirlde and groom
be gels hoiue before midnight."
described property, or any part thereof
pursuant to ar. order of the Hon. F. L. 16 Oregon Express.......... ...6:20 P.M.
R alph G. J ennings ,
It was n<>t till on the eve of my
to satisfy said execution, judgment or-
Sheriff of Jac’s n Co * t
tv. ... -, Ton V-lle. Conntv Jude Or' T..,.Unn
' ist.i Limited ......... ...2:18 A.M
busband'a return Just before the break
of the I’ffl'od •’a’o«
•'
i’’g o
31,
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
ii < h .r I- r
nub c*
tli.it i
b-
so
nu
ush
■'
1
o
ee
tllH Wish
¡5 Califo’-niH Express .... .10:50 ?. M
re ssiv • week.
lumri Me i 1« • ■ i
p í, 191
lie i '.. '
3 -'a : Fra- ‘s-o Exprès«. ..9:05 A.M
was ." Is.
-
D. W. AGSHAW,
a»
Nut in ci t its rin
;
11
8ha.«tH Limited.............. . 3:20 A M
bls olijei't than for Ralph and me to
Attorney for Plaintiff,
■■•al of the Circuit Court for the S’ate I
First issue September 22. 1917.
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
F
marry.
4:36 P.M.
'of Oregon, for Jackson County, dated
Jacksonville, Oregon. • 17 Ashland Passenger
Last issue October 20th, 1917.
OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY |
A SUDDEN
WEDDING
vou are
Good Printing
Jacksonville, Ore.
Where
you get
best work
at low prices
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