Jacksonville post., November 29, 1919, Image 4

F
JAPANESE WAY WITH BORES
Only Real Monument.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Notice to Creditors.
Comply With
the Law
N’«.'ice is hereby ¿iven that the urder-
"Those only deserve n monument.’'
By virtue of an execution in Fore-
People Have a Curious Method of Get­ wrote Hazlltt. “who do not need on»: closj'e imd Or h r of Sale duly bailed <«i n« il has bem i«pp«>inte<9 Admin s-
that Is. who hnve rn'» d themselves a
tratrix of the estate of E. E. Grainger,
ting R d of a Caller Who Out­
monument In the minds and memories ou' of and nt d> r i he sial of the Circuit deceased. All persons having claims
stays Welcome.
Co
rt
for
the
Slate
of
Or«
gon.
for
of men.”
' Jacks-<n County, dated October 22nd, ogai' st said estate are required to
Once iu a long wfille' a «•hBer'icbBi A t
1919, in a certain suit 'herein, wherein present the same, with proper vouch
to one’s house or off!«»« or study anil
R. S Page a- Plaint iff, rec v. red jm'u- er-«. d'Hy verffied, to the undersigned,
Notice
of
Sheriff's
Sa'e.
overstays his welcome, writes Cleland
meat aid decree against John II by leaving the S-ime with my attornev,
B. McAfee, In Forward. He of course
la not conscious of this breach. All
Hueners and Minnie Hueners, bis I.. A. Roberts, at hie offire in the
By virtue of an execution in Fore­ wi'e, as Defendants, for the sum of Citizens Bank Building, Ashland, Ore
he needs Is something to remind him
lie has stayed long enough. So far closure and Order of Sale duly issued ’Ihiee thousand six hundred thirty gon. before the expiration of six
no device bus been discovered for end- out of ai d under the seal of the Circu t ($3630 00) Dollars with inter«.—t at six mo ihs from the date of this notice,
Ing the cull without risk of offense, Court for the State of Oregon, for per cent per annum on $3000 00 thereof which date is November, 8, 1919.
though varlouW- formulas have been Jackson County, dated October 22rd, from Stptemb r 5th. 1919, and for
M aynie G rainger ,
tried out. A few years ago n friend 1919. in a certain suit therein, wherein
Administ ratrix.
$360 (>0 attorney’s fees and $15 60 costs
told a group of acquaintances that he R. W. Hulburd as plaintiff, recover-d
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always received his callers standing, judgment and decree against Sara K. which judgment was enrolled and
«locketed in said Court October 13th, i Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
and
to It that there were no
chairs In the room. Needless to say, Page and rora L. Knight as Defend I 1919.
By virtue of an execu'ion and Order
the calls were always short. It was ants, for'the sum of Eleven thousand Notice is hereby given that, pursuant 1 of Sale duly issued out of and under the
the common opinion among his listen­ five hundred ($11,500.00) Dollars, wi'h to the terms ot said execution, I will se «1 of the Circuit Court for the State
ers that this would be harder on him inti rest on $10,000.00 thereof at six on Saturday December 6, 1919, at 10 of Oregon, dated November 15th, 19'9,
than on the callers. But that was his per cent per annum from June 15, 1919. o’clock A. M., at the front door of ti e
in a certain action therein, wherein
Î
nffalr.
and for the further sum of $500.00 a - Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville.
l'e.-haps the Japanese have come ns torney’s i fees and for $51.30 cos’s, Jackson Countv, Oregon, otter for sale First National Bank of Medford, Ore­
near as any to solving the problem. which judgment was enrolled and and sell at public aueti n for cash to gon. a corporation, as Plaintiff recover-
I ed judgment and decree against Pell
A missionary to that lund tells how. docketed in .-aid Court October 18th,
the highest bidder, to satisfy said i Nieketl and Chas. Nickell as Defend­
when a person makes too long a cull, 1919
judgment, with the costs of this sale, ants, for the sum of Seven thousand
slid apparently doesn’t know It Is time
Notice is hereby given that, pur- subject to redemption as provided I y
for him to leave, they stand a hi room
one hundred seventy three Dollars and
upside down somewhere In the house. suant to t he terms of said execution, I law, all of the right, t tie and interest fifty five cents ($7173.55), principal and
Tills Is a charm, supposed to throw a will on Saturday, December 6, 1919. nt I that the defendants, jointly or individ- I interest, together with Five hundred
t pell over the caller, aad all unknown j 10 o’clock A. M., at the front door of ua'ly, had on March 5th, 1912, or have Dollars ($500 00) attorney’s fees, in
to himself he Is compelled to go home. the Courthouse in the City of Jack- since acquired, or now have in and to
: U. S. Gold Coin, with interest thereon
The broom doesn't have to he seen by ■ sonyibe, Jackson Countv, Oregon, offer 1 the following described property, situ­
the visitor; any obscure corner will ; for sale and sell at public auction for ated in Jackson County, State if | in like Gold Coin at the rate of eight
: per eent (8"v) per annum from the 12th
do. The missionary tells of her own cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy 1
Oregon, to wit:
day of November, 1919, and the further
cook, not yet a Christian, who was so sai'l judgment, with the costs of this !
annoyed by callers who interfered sale, subject to redemption as pro- j Beginning at an iron pin situated 495 sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for costs
feet north of the south-west corner and disbursements, which judgment
with I he dinner hour that she was
ot Donation Land Claim No. 90 (Pool was enrolled and docketed in said Court
just starting to turn the broom upside vided by law, all of the right, title ai d
D L. 0 ) in Township 37 South of November 12th, 1919,
down when the callers left. Of course interest that the defendants, jointly er
that confirmed the superstition. In individually, had on July 10th, 1912, or j Range 2 west of the Willamette. t Notice is hereby given that pursuant
America brooms have been known to 1 have since acquired, or now have in I Meridian; thence east 1857.30 feet;! I to the terms of said execution, I will
rfd a house of visitors, hut ordinarily ¡and to the following described property
thence north 0 degrees and 32 min. , | on December 27th, 1919, at 10 o’clock
we adopt more drastic ways of han­ | situate^ in Jackson County, State of
east, 564 feet; thence south 89degrees A. M , at the front door of the Court­
dling it to gain that result.
Oregon, to wit:
and 38 minutes west, 775 feet to I house in the Ci'y of Jacksonville, Jack-
It Is not clear whether the Japanese i Beginning at the south-west cornir
center of Middle street; thence north ' son County, Oregon offer for sale and
method Is more Interesting as a super­ of Donation Land Claim No. 72 in
0 degrees and 16 minutes east, 381.80 sell at public auction for cash to the
stition or an a courtesy. Certainly It Township 38 south of Range 1 west of
feet to the South line of the Rogue highest bidder, to satisfy said judg­
is not peculiar to that nation to con­
River Valley Railroad right-of-way; ment, with the costs of this sale, sub-
nect things which cun have no real, re­ I the Willamette Meridian, Oregon.
thence along said right of-way south, , ject to redemption as provided by law,
lation, but It is of the very essence of thence west 799 feet to the south-east
Notice for Publication.
Notice to C reditors.
68 degrees and ol west, 856.36 feet; I all of the right, title and interest that
the race to think of u way to get corner of a tract of land sold by J. G.
(09815)
things done Without offending. At any ! Parham et ux and William Patton et
thence south, 76 degrees and 27 min. : the defendants, Relle Nickell and Chas. IN the county court of the state
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OF
OREGON.
FOR
JACKSoN
COUNTY,
ux to A. L. Helman etux; thence north
rate there Is the custom.
west, 292.81 feet; thence south 0 de­ NicKell, jointly or individually, had on
u. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
along the east boundary of said Helman
grees and 09 minutes east, 6 feet; January 4th, 1919, or have since ac­ In the Matter of the Estate of
November 17. 1919.
Lilli: nE. Stevens, Deceased.
tract 1112 feet to the north east corner
DIAMONDS HIDE IN AMERICA thereof; thence along the south east. r- thince east 130 feet; thence south quired or now have in and to the follow - The undersigneu has been duly ap- Notice is hereby given that Henry
0 degrees and 09 minutes east, 254.66 j ing describe! property, situated in
Clayton Knopp, of Frovolt, Oregon,
feet; thence west 130 feet; thence 1 Jackson County, State of Oregon, to- pointed and qualified by the County who on November, 4, 1914, made Home­
•sms May On» Day Be Mined on a ly boundary of the Netherland tra« t
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
for
Jack-
north, 43 degrees and 36 minutes e;s',
south 0 degrees and 09 minut« s east. w t:
Largs Scala in This Country,
son Countv, as executor of the estate stead Entry, Serial. No. 09815, for
1128 feet to center of road; thence
290.0 feet to the place of beginning,
Say Geologists.
tbe NWj; o' NWIi of Section 18,
W^ofNWJi, SE!« of NWJi and of Lillian E. Stevens, deceased.
north 16.5 feet to the north wist cor­
containing 27 5 acres, more <r less.
Township 38 S. Range 4 W., Willamette
Lot 1 of Section 6 in Township 11,
All persons having claims against
Geologists, according to exchanges, ner of Donation Land Claim No. 72;
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc­
South of Rang«- 2 East of the Wil­ said estate are notified to present them, Meridian, b>e filed notice of intention
believe that some dn.v diamonds will and the south-weit corner of Donati«>n tober 23rd, 1919.
lamette Meridian, Jackson County, duly verified, to the undersigned, at to make Final Three-year I’roof, to
he mined on n very large scale In the | Land Claim No. 73: thence east 39.6
C. E. T errill ,
establish claim to the land above de­
Oregon.
United States. They are confident I feet; thence north, 32 degrees and 27
the office of Rawles Moore, in the
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
SI« of SW1-4 of Section 1 in Town Medford National Bank Building, Med­ scribed, before Chauncey Florey, Clerk
there are valuable diamond mines hid­ minutes east, 146' feet to Black On1
By F lora T hompson ,
ship 35 South of Range 2 West of the ford, Oregon, Within six months from of the County Court of Jackson County,
den snder this country, beegnse aiany tree on Bear Creek bluff; thence along
Deputy.
Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on
loose diamonds hnve been found tn
Willamette Meridian. Jackson Coun- the date of this notice.
various sections. There must he n par said bluff south, 59 degrees and 15
the 23rd day of December, 191$.
i
ty,
Oregon.
Dated
this
1st
day
of
November,
1919.
ent lode, they say, and this Is believed minutes east, 189.5 feet; thence south
Claimant names as witnesses:
Notice to Creditors.
WJ4 of NW Ji of Section 6 in Town-
J. B. S tevens ,
to he In either the Rocky mountnln or 29 degrees east, 62 feet; thence sou'h.
Fred Lichens, of Provolt, Oregon.
Range
2
West
of
Executor
of
the
Estate
of
ship
38
South
of
IN
THE
COUNTY
C'
URT
OF
THE
STATE
Appslaektea range. Regnlar diamond I 20 degrees east, 194 6 feet; thence south
W. A. Duncan of Provolt, Oregon.
Meridian,
Jackson
the Wil'amette
Lillian E. Stevens, deceased
ehlmneya, like those of South Africa, 21 degrees and 30 minutes east, 198 OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
L W. Smith, of Provolt, Oregon,
County, Oregon.
were found In Arkansas In 1906. They feet; thence south. 48 degrees and 30 OF JtCKSON.
Arlie Fields, of Provolt, Oregon.
were Riled with perlododtte. akin to minutes east, 225 feet to White Oak In ’he Matter of the Estate
SWJi of NW1«,
W. H. C amwom ,
the famous Klmherlltc of Smith Africa tree; thence south, 30 degrees east, 152 of Henry G. Dox, deceased.
diagonal NW1; of NEJi of SWJ« of
Notice of Final Settlement.
Register.
A farmer In Indians, plowing a feet to White Oak tree; thence south,
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Sectior 32 Township 31 South of
IN
THE
COUINTY
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
gravelly hillside, fonnd the first din 55 decrees tied 30 minutes east, 267 dersigned has been appointed and now
Range 2 West of the Willamette
mond tn America In 1837. More than
Meridian, Jacksen County, Oregon OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
feet to White Oak tree; thence is the qualified administratrix of the
D. W. BAGSHAW
211 diamonds have been found In In
OF JACKSON.
estate of the above named decedent.
south,
23
degrees
and
45
minutes
SE'; of NW',' and EJi of SW'i ot In the Matter of the estate of
dlana In the last 20 years, and one
Attorney at Lav
All persons having claims »gains'
Section 2 in Towr.ship 35 South of Katherine A. Murrey, deceased.
sold for »1.200. Other valuable dia­ e 1st, 9 7 feet to White Oak
said
decedent
or
said
estate
are
re
­
tree;
thence
south,
15
degrees
and
5
monds have heen found In Virginia.
Range 2 West of the Willamette
Notice is hereby given that the un­ NOTARY FUBLIC AMD CONVMTA'MCMt
North Carolina, Wisconsin, Routh Caro­ minutes east, 155.6 feet; thence south quired to present the same, with proper
Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon,
dersigned
has filed his final account as
lina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana. 55 degrees and 45 minutes east, 80 feet vouchers, to the undersigned, at the
Office in Ryan Block
NW,1; of NW1; of Sectionl in Town­ administrator of the estate of Kath­
Idaho. Texas, Montnna. Arizona and to the north boundary of Donation Nash Hotel, Melford, Oregon, or to
ship .35 South of Range 2 West of erine A. Murrey, deceased, in the
California. A laborer working In an Land Claim No. 72; thence east on said H. K. Hanna, attorner for said adm:n-
- OREGON
JACKSONVILLE.
the Willamette Meridian, Jackson County Court of Jackson County, Ore­
excavation In Manchester, Va., found boundary line 305.5 feet to the north­ istratrix, at his office in Jackson Coun­
County,
Oregon.
gon, and that said Court has app itnted
a stone weighing 2.8*4 karats tn 18M. west corner of the Billings tract; thenci ty Bank Building, Medford, Oregon,
Nnmerons stones, weighing from three
NEJi of NE'« of Section 20, Town- the 27th day of December, 1919, at
before the expira’ion of Six Months
south,
36
degrees
west,
715
feet,
thence
H. K. HANNA
tn 21% karats hare been found In
shin 35 South ot Range 1 W. of the ten n’clock in the forenoon of said day,
s mtn, 89 degrees and '5 minute* west, from the date of this notice.
Wlaeoasln.
Willamette Meridian, Jackson Coun­ as the time, and the Court Ro >m of
lAtvyei
42 feet; thence south, 35 degrees an<! Dated and first published November 1,
said County Court in the court house
ty, Oregon.
30 minutes west, 439.5 feit to the 1919.
ffmbreliery ■ ■ Old Art.
Ji interest in Lot 7, Section 27, at Jacksonville Jackson County, Ore­ Office in Jackeon County Bank Bl<*g
P earl H ollingsworth ,
center of the County road; thence along
Embroidery Is supposed to be one of
Townshiti 36 South of R inge 3 West gon, as the place for hearing object
Administratrix
the
center
of
said
road
south.
5.5
de
­
the earliest domestic arts, far It Is
OREGON
of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson ions to said Final Account and settle­ MEDFORD
argued that It must hnve been em grees and 15 minutes east, 37 feet;
ment thereof and the distribution of
Countv,
Oregon.
thence
sou'h,
14
degrees
west,
1028
Notice of Final Seftlemen*.
ployed for decorative purposes very
Ji interest in Eli of NE'4, SE'« of said estate.
soon nfler sewing wns invented. This feet to the south boundary line of Do­ ! IN THE COUN TY COURT OF THE STATE
Weather Report.
All persons interested are hereby
SEJ4 of Section 34, Township 36
would place It long before the art of nation Land Claim No. 72; thence along OF OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
notified
to
appear
at.
said
time
and
South of Range 3 West of the Wil
weaving wns discovered nnd hnck In said boundary west 1122 feet to the OF JACKSON.
the »ays when the Skins of nnltnnls place of beginning, containing 117.52
Following is the report of V. S. Vol­
lamette Meridian, Jackson County, place and show cause, if any there be,
In the Matter of the Estate of
why said Final Account should not bi unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
were the only niaterlnl for clothing acres:
Oregon.
Carl
David
Stout,
deceased.
I
thnt existed. The earliest known spec­
NWU of SWJi of Section 3, Town- approved by the Court and said estate I Jacksonville, for month of October.
Also, the west half of the north-west
Notice is hereby given that the un
imens of embroidery, however, arc
ship 35, South of Range 4 West of be decreed to be fully se'tled and a d< • Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi
quarter
of
Section
36
in
Township
38
dersigned administrator of the ab «ve
some fragments discovered In Egypt,
the Willamette Meridian, Jackson cree made for the distribution of said tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
nnd the earliest of these Is supposed south of Range 1 west of the Wil­ entitled estate has filed tn the ab«ve
entitled thereto
I estate to the p erson
County, Oregon.
to have been made about the fifteenth lamette Meridian, Oregon, exceut such entitled court his final accjunt of the
Prectp.
and said administrator discharged Date Maximum Minimum
20.
Township
40,
SWJ«'
of
Section
parts
as
were
sold
to
A.
I..
Helmm
et
eentury B. C. Naturally materials of
.21
administration of said estate, arid that
43
63
1
from his trust.
East
of
the
Wil-
South
of
Range
4
this kind disappear very rapidly, and ux, as shown in Volume 11. p «g«> 16.5. said court has fixeu Saturday, Dec­
41
62
C
harles
H.
M
urrey
,
2
lamette Meridian, Jackson County, j
It In only In a very drv climate like an«l to Joie|>h Polev, as shown in Vol­ ember 13, 1919, al 10 o’clock A. M. at
T enow
82
61
Administrator of the Estate of 3
Egypt, with Its sandy soil, thnt fab ume 28. page 592, Deed Records of
Oreg >n.
the
court
room
32
of sail court at the
75
Katherine
A.
Murrey,
deceased.
4
rlcs suitable for embroidery could sur- Jackson County, Oregon, contaiaing 69
W’.. of NEU, E'i of NW';, Section
court house at Jacksonville, Jackson
86
78
5
vtve.
82, Township 37 South Range 2 East
acres, more or les*,
County, State of Oregon, as the time
45
83
6
of
th«-
Willamette
Meridian,
Jackson
Also, beginning at a stake .50 links and place for the hearing of objections
Notice
of
the
Appointment
of
43
81
7
Bental Hygiene In Africa.
Cout ty, Oregon.
east of the south-west corner of sai'l thereto and for the settlement thereof.
4’2
«9
8
The manufacturer of n popular den Donation Land Claim No. 72. in Secti n
Administrator with the Will
h.'_. ot SEU and SW1« °f t'E1». Sec­
F letcher S tout . Administrator.
29 First killing
57
tsl powder advertises that "Ravages "6 in Township 38 south of Range 1
9
tim 8, Township 33 South of Range,
Annexed.
frost
30
69
lend a different kind of life from us. wist of the Willamette Meridian, Ore­
10
2 West of the Willamette Meridian, I
•W—i , ;<
__
35
and therefore nature takes care of
74
Notice
for
Publication.
11
Jackson Countv, Oregno.
their teeth without artificial help." gon, thence south, 14 degrees west, to
37
75
(oioeoo)
NWU Of NWU: SEU of NW
I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate 12
Wellerbnm, the wanderer fa remote the south boundary of Government Lot
40
«8
1?
DEPARTMENT
OF
THE
INTERIOR.
NEU of SW'«; and NW U of SEU of O regon , in and for the C ounty
places, saw this and laughed. "I know No. 1, said section; thence west on
36
72
14
Section
12,
Township
38
South
of
of
J
ackson
.
S.
Land
Office
at
Roseburg,
Oregon
U.
the
south
boundary
of
said
Lot
’
to
of at least three African tribes." he
36
73
15
Range
1
East
of
the
Willamette
In the Matter of the Estate of
October 22, 191 J.
said "that brush their teeth regnlarly. the south-west corner thereof; thence
34
71
16
Meridian, Jackson County. Oregon. [ Charles C Keenan, decease l.
Notice is hereby given that Elmer
Kach person carries a twig of a certain north 12 chains to post from which a
36
61
Lot 4 of Arthur Wilson Estate, situ­
fibrous tree. They chew the end ef it Ahite Oak 12 inches in diameter bears S. Hedberg, of Jacksonville, Oregon,
Notice is hereby given that the under­ 17
38
68
Into a good hunch of bristles nnd west .'<2 links distant and a White Oak who, on June 5, 1916, made Home­
ated in and being part of Section 9 signed has been appointed bv the Hon­ 18
SO
67
spend a quarter-hour every morning 12 inches in diameter bears north, 26 stead Entry, Serial, No. 010600, for the
and 16. Township 37, South of Range orable G. A. Gardner, Judge of the 19
S3
cleaning their teeth thoroughly. They
60
W
1 West of the Willamette Meridian, above entitled Court, as Administrator
of W \ of SEJ«. and S’-
degrees eaet, 98 links distant; thence W ’.j of W
He a string to the twig and dangle It
40
65
21
containing
30
acres,
Jackson
County,
'
with
the
Will
Annexed
of
the
Estate
of
S'-
of
SW
1
«
of
NE
1
«,
Section
22,
From the waist cord. If they hnve no east along the north boundary of said
44
67
22
Oregon.
of Charles C. Keeman, deceased, and
•ther clothes to fasten It on. It Is nn Lot 1 and the south boundary of said Township 39S, Range 3 W., Willamette
84
.1$
60
23
E'-j
of
NEU
«nd
W
’
U
of
SEU,
Sec
­
has
dulv
qualified
according
to
law.
Meridian,
has
filed
notice
of
intention
Donation Land Claim No. 72 to the
Important thing to them."
37
53
24
tion
16,
Township
38
South
of
Range
All persons having claims against
place of beginni g, containing 15 acres to make Final Three-year Proof, toes­
28
48
2 East of the Willamette Meridian, said estate are hereby notihed to pre­ 25
tab ish claim to the land above describ­
more or less.
Th« Needed Lubrieetlen.
S4
6
45
26
Jackson
County.
Oregon.
sent
them
with
proper
vouchers
and
Saving and exception therefrom de­ ed. before F. Roy Davis, U. S. Com
A fervent, hut unlettered, preacher
SO
47
Undivided one-third interest in N1; duly verified according to law, to the 27
misstoner,
at
hie
office,
at
Medfor.l,
scribed
tracts
of
land
sold
the
O.
A
0.
among the mountain whites of the Cnr-
SI
46
.13
NE', and NEU °f NWU of Section undersigned at his office in the Jack- 25
olfnae was exhorting his fiock to come R R. Co. for a right-of-way, t\lso the Oregon, on the 3rd day of December,
34
.14
47
10, Township 35 South of Range 2 son County Bank Building, in the City 29
forward and take advantage of the ! right of-way for the County road and 1919.
48
SS
.06
30
East
of
the
Willamette
Meridian,
of
Medford,
Oregon,
within
six
months
Claimant
names
as
witnesses:
"mesas ef free«.’’
all other public roads on the boundaries
T
3»
47
38
Jackson County, Oregon.
from the date hereof.
Benton Poole, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
“Ft air pride that’s keeping you act- of the above described premise*.
Dated
at
Jacksonville,
Oregon,
No-
I
fla’ In yore neats," he cried. "Come to
Dated
and
first
published
November
Temperature
—
mean
ma».
63.38;
mean
Fred
Coppie,
of
Jacksonville,
Oregon
Date I at Jacksonville, Oregon. Oc-1
the sltar and get down on your t.ber23rd. 1919.
vember 17th, 1919.
15th, 1919.
min. 34.87; mean 49.49; Uei‘82 on •;
Miles Cantrail, of Ruch, Oregon.
benders, and If they nlr too stiff w'th
C.
E.
T
errill
.
T. W. M iles ,
Minimum 27 on 24.
Greatest dally
Andrew
J.
Marvin,
of
Jacksonville,
C. E. T errill ,
pride, lie' am. lie ’em. as It says tn the
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Administrator with the Will range, 43. Total precipitation .80 In.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Oregon.
Scrlptur’ with lie of I’atnios.”—New
By F lora T hompson , 1
Annexed of the Estate of
W. H. C annon ,
K. B ritt ,
By F lora T hompson ,
Tork Evening Post
Deputy. '
Charles C. Keeman, Deceased.
Register.
Ceepgrative ObMMRMT
Deputy
“All dairy butter sold, or offered
or exposed for sale, in rolls,
prints or squars, shall have print­
ed upon the wrapper the words,
‘Dairy Butter’, and the name and
address of the manufacturer and
the net weight.”— General Laws of
Oregon, Chapter 3^3, Section 62.
We are prepared to print your
BUTTER WRAPPERS at a
very reasonable price
Jacksonville Post
“Quality Printers99