NEWS OF
Net Keey te Wed In Franee.
It is no easy matter to be married
in France, sav« F. Berkeley Smith
in Success Magazine. Ouo great
thing in favor of ao »acred a cere
mony is an event requiring months
of preparation, • of tho signing of
endless papers, the certificates of
birth and the consent of parents,
until at last the wedding day, which
haa been arranged for to the entire
satisfaction of every one concerned,
including the legul authorities, ar
rives. If marriage is difficult, di
vorce is even more so. There are
no such romantic and youthful ad
ventures a* «doping on a twelve dol
lar capital, handing ten to the ac
commodating put .<n and *ii 'ng for
forgiveness with the change.
You've
COLONEL GEORGE HARVEY.
E ditor at H arpar'a W anta ta
Ba B anstor Fron Naw Jarray.
W hen W histlsr W as Lata.
’• isn ’t u qnor.ti« «n done <4 whether you
w ant a l e t t e r t.;.l;iry - it’s a hard condition
of life th a t you muht face to protect your-
upon you.
self anti thcMo ¿rixMiil
yot
I JJ a JJ m J S t ill-
V.
m u st |
to ’;o b iu l
th a t to, >•»» *W tft’f fo a m ware,
Earning more nu ns holding
m lej'cndcnce, happinot*, and a
jtonition
chance to »rovidc for the future,
Thou,an to u p o n thousand# w ho once held
p o o rly pnii 1 positions n o w earn high salaries as fi
result of lettin g th e I nti 'M national C orkbspqnd
bnck S chools show them how to accom plish th<
change. D urin* la-1 y ear nt »out 4,(XX) stu d e n ts vol
u n tarily rej>ortcd increases in salary am ounting t<
over two m illion dollars! E very r- *nth
re|«)rt to us ad vancem ent in jxwition
YOUR t.»rt f
i n t’ ?
HOW 10 00 IT
•
Whistler, the artist, was one day
invited to dinner at a friend's house
and arrive«! at his destination two
hours lute.
"How extraordinary!” he exelaim-
i e«l as he walk«‘«l into the dining
’ room, where the company was seat
ed at the table, “ Iteally, I should
I think you might have waited a bit.
Why, you’re just like a lot of pigs
with your eating!”
n voluntarily
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Sim ply m ark on th e coupon
th e position you wish to secure,
th en tear o u t un«l mail th e coupon
to th e Intern atio n al C orrespond
ence Schools. T hia p u is you
u n d e r no obligation w hatever h u t
allow s o u r tx]w rt» to a d a p t u
Course to your individual m etis
and circum stances.
to u 'v e g o t <o ea rn m u r e m o n e y .
I h e I. C. S . w ill h e lp y o u .
Will y o u ta k e th e x la r t to d a y?
¡ . l o i n i C . W a lk e r , o f A r b e s i o s ,
F tp e rt
nw ta »uni»« I
» n tra rto r
s «I II Z FOR PUBLICAT1ON.
D e p artm en t of th e In te rio r,
, I'. 8. Laini O ffice a t H oseburg, O re..
N ovem her 23, 1910
V olile is lierrbv lilv m tb s t Florence
l u . i l k i T i d Itengie, Oregon, ««ho, «•«,
i A prii il. 1909, 'nude houo-sti-sd « n ttv .l
N««. 04838, lor N W N « '1, , H'-ctton 2,1
| T o w n .hip 35 K. R ana« 2 W 'V illa n e lle
i viriiliini), ha- UI. «I notte« <>• in tention
tn mallo tinsi com m u a tiun p r u e , to
l e e i a n i i s h c o n i l i l o Iti- Imid ab .ve de
ecrilx-d, b tfo re W . H C anon, U !s.
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Medfnrd, O re g o n .o n tto
! I7th dav of J a n o a n , 1911.
( ’iHlfiiHMt imin»** a* w itne»-fren :
I
O regon .
I Jo h n H W alker,
I H ugo G nntlo-r, of ll.-uaie, d n gon.
1'hoin •» G o.llrev,
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B EN JA M IN E. JO N E S. R e siste r
KO M O E O F S H E R IF F 'S SA LE
HEAL PR O PE R T Y UN D ER
E X EC U TIO N
OK
A. N. H u lb e rt, Plaintiff, vs G . II. Me-
Donald anil E m m a Mi D on ald ,D efm
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I .W . Sm ith, R ep resen ta tiv e, M edford, 3 2 S. C entral, B ox 8 4 3 I By the v irtu e oi “nd E xecution and
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DO Iron in Comfort
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TH A T M EAN S— GET AN
E le c tr ic I r o n
W e will se n d you an iro n on 30 DAY’S F R E E T R IA L
ROGUE R.IVER ELECTRIC CO
M A I N O F F I C E —M E D F O R D , O R .
SHOE
For Men
Who Care I
N o . 2288.
A o u U t l v s U « a n l « b v jv
b o o t fo r c o n p eo U o n a l buainee* m e n . S u b
d u e d h a rm o n y o f c o rtra s tin g *h»ny and
d u l l l e a th e r In th e to p . M e d iu m
X *5 a n a la ” »hoe w ith th a be at b a r«
ta n n e d eolea.
Lance (8S Co.
E v e r y P r e c a u tio n
o rd e r ul rule duly Iseix-d t.w tin C lerk ol
th e Circuit C o u rt of th e C o iin 'v of
Jai'ksoo, S ta le «» Oregon, dated in • 3d
day of IteeeiDlier, 1910, In a eertHii
net on in th e C irc u it C o u rt lor sai
County and Slate w hereiu A .N .H uloeil
a«
plaintiff
recovered
ju d g m en t
s v a in .t G . II. McDonald and E m il ia
McDonald for the sum of E ighty-tbre.
and 40-100 D ollar. (»S3 40) w ith in te rn e'
thereon at the ra te ol 6 p a r c e n t p--<
annum Im tu ( J c to 'e r 22ml, 1910 a i >
I «eiity Dollars (»2o 00) costa and di-
buisetneuts and the lu rth e r sum o<
T w enty-five D nllarr A tto rn ey fee. oi
th e 22nd day of Oioola-r, 1910
PU BLIC
NO TICE IS H E R E B Y
G IV E N th a t I will on th e 8th day ol
Ja n u a ry . 1911, hi th e fio n t door of th e
C o u rt House lh Jack so n v ille, .aid
C ountv. a t the hour of 2 P . M. of .a id
dav .ell s ' public auction to to e high« t
b idder for cash th e followiug described
real p roperty to - w it;—
Lot No. F ifteen (15) in block Twenty-
eight (28) as th e sam e is num bered,
designated
and described on
the
official p lat of th e tow n of Gold H ill,
Oregon, as th e sam e a p p ears on r cord
in the office of the C ounty R ecorder at
Jacksonville, O regon.
T aken and levied upon as th e prop-
ertv of said G . H. McDonald and E m m a
McDonald or so ninch ih ereo t as m ay be
necessary to satisfy said ju d g m en t In
favor ol said A. N. H u lb e rt a g a in s t salo
G. H. McDonald and E m m a McDonald
with In tere st thereon to g eth e r w ith all
c erts and disbursem ents th a t have or
mav accrue.
Dated a t Ja c k so n v ille , Oregon Dec
em ber 5 th , 1910.
W. A. Jo n es. Sheriff
R. B. Dow, Deputy
The Gold Hill Hotel
drncgis*.
PERSONS
C harles A. Frouty, In te rs ta te corn
m ere« com m issioner, has positively
refused the chief Judgeship e l the
new co u rt ol com m erce.
Ja m es J. G allagher
w ho shot
Mayor G aynor of New York, may
never be trie d for the crim e. Physl
clans
now
observing
G allagher’s
m ovem ents will re tu rn a rep o rt th at
he Is dem ented.
United S ta te s A m bassador T hom as
J. O 'Brien will re tu rn to bis Toklo
poet, according to his em phatic decla
ration. H e does not c red it th e rumoi
th a t C harles W. F airbanks, form er
vlc«h|iresident. Is to succeed him
there,
B attling Nelson has announced that
be had not th e le a st Intention of quit
tin g the fighting game. He does not
consider his re ce n t d efeat In San
F rancisco th e "final decision.”
George W. P e rk in s has announced
his re tire m e n t from th e firm of J. P.
M organ & Co. to devote ills tim e to
extending th e principle of profit-
xharlng and o th er benefit plans fr •
solving the conflict betw een cap.ial
and labor.
S e c retary K nox g ra n te d th e request
of Italy to r the su rre n d e r of P o rte r
C harlton, charged w ith th e m urder of
bis wife a t I-ake Como.
A. J. M essner
“ T he Little Tailor”
Cleaning,
Pressing
and
Repairing
Done on Short
Notice
W m . P a u le y
J e w e le r
I am p r e p a r e d d o a ll
K in d « o f
J e w e lr y a n d W a tch
R e p a ir in g
A t J a r v is ’ D r u g S to r e
DEFENDS COUNCIL
L egislature Asked to Give City Pow er
j
to O perate Slaughter House.
M ilw aukee.—“ We can run a slau g h
i
te r house and m ake it pay w ithout
destroying business as th e scoffers
'
cry. T he biggest single Item In hom es
Is the m eat hill and th e packers are
all m illionaires.” T his is th e way
Emil Seidel. Socialist m ayor of Mil
w aukee, defends the action of his city
council In urging t ’.V legislature to
give the m unicipality power to s ta r t
a m unicipal sla u g h te r house, cold
storage p lan t and o th e r business en
terprises.
Duquesne's F irst c ight.
Admiral Duquesne, the famous
French naval hero, wan the son of a
shipbuilder and at the age of seven
teen was placed in command of one
of his father’s vessels. He sallied
forth, espied a Dutch vessel, beard
ed it, compelled it to surrender and
brought it into port. Not until he
had been carried through Jhe streets
in triumph on the shoulders of his
fellow townsmen did it occur to the
officials that France and Holland
were at peace. That fact being ad
mitted, legal proceedings had to fol
low. as the result of which the
youthful captain was warned to be
more careful another time. Riche
lieu, however, heard of his exploit
and, without considering the com
ity of nations, offered him a com
mission in the navy.
NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SA LE O F
R E A L P R O P E R T Y UNDER
EX E C U T IO N
A N. H u lb e rt, P lain tiff vs Em m a Mc
Donald and G. H. M cDonald D elendant
By virtue of an execution and ord er
is t a k e n t o s e n d o u r m e a t s
of »ale duly Issued bv th e C lerk of th e
C ircu it C ourt of th e Slnte of Oregon
t o tH e c o n s u m e r i n * h e
for Jackson C ounty, datud tho 3rd
dav of D ecem ber, 1910 In a certain
b e s t o f c o n d itio n
action in the C ircu it
C ourt for
skid County
and S ta te
w herein
A, N. H u lb e rt as plaintiff recovered
judgm ent again st Em in a G. McDonald
L.. C a l d w e l l
P r o p r ie to r
and G. H. McDonald for th e sum of
Font hundred tw enty-four and 85-100
Dollars (»424.86) w ith in te re s t a t the
rMte ill'll per cen t per annum from Oct
oher 22nd, 1910 and cost» and disburse
m ents taxed a t T w enty D ollars (*20.00-
and the fu rth e r sum of F ifty Dollar»
(»80.00)
a t'o -n e y fees on th e 22nd day o f
“ A S q u a re M e a l a n d a S q u a re D e a l’
O ctotier, 1910.
PU B LIC NO TICE
IS H E R E B Y
G IV EN that. 1 will on th e 8th day of
J a n u a ry , 1911, a t th e front door of the
Court House In Jacksonville,O regon, at
th e linin' 1:30 P. M of .a id sell day at
public su e, on to the h ig h est hldde
Steve Jones, Proprietor
lor cash the following described real
property, to -w it: —
All of Lot No. Sixteen (16) In Block
No. T w enty eight, (28) in the town o
The B e n t th e M arket
E lectric L g h l i n E very
Gold H ill, Jacasou C ounty, O regon aof
A f f o id i
R oom
cording to th e record m ap or plat of
said town.
T aken and levied upon ns th e p rop
erty nf said Emm i G McDonald and
Au arm ory to ccst
000 Is th e ob- (}. H. McDonald nr so m uch thereof as
Children
fake
A I.I.A HD’S , jectlv e p o in t to be striv en for by the may be necessary to satisfy said judg
ent in favor of said A. N. H ulbert
HOREHOUND SYRUP »i ,IIB y I local com pany of the Oregon national m
ngn'.nst E m m a G . M cDonald and G. H.
because il t i-f'H tin «* I Imre isn’t guard, with the a ssista n ce of the com McDonald w ith in te re s t thereon togeth
n hettei ren e«lv iinywh« re for <-hil- m erclsl bodies of Salem . A petition er with all comb and disb u rsem en ts th a t
«ireti’s coiiuhe, hnaranew and bron haa been signed by over 500 tax p ay have or may accru e.
at Jacksonville, O regon Dec
chitis. It’s a guild niei’iciii" and e rs from all over the county p etitio n em Datud
ber 5th,, 1910.
easy to take. Price 2()0 r’0c and $1 00 ing the county court of Marlon county
W . A. Jones, Sheriff
m-r l .n t l le . S lid by Jarvis the
R B. Dow Deputy
to a p p ro p riate »0,000.
G o ld H ill M ark et F
NOTED
BR:EF NEWS 0 F TH£
WEEU
T h a t c o rruption is rife In San Fran
cisco police c o u rts is th e charge of a
com m ittee of a tto rn e y s appointed by
the B ar A ssociation.
An o rd e r h a s been issued by the
postoffice d e p a rtm e n t th a t a fte r the
first of the y e ar le tte rs com ing ad
dressed to g e n era l delivery will be
held five days only Instead of 30 days,
as is the custom a t p re sen t, unless
the envelope b e ars a re tu rn date.
T h a t th e fru it in d u stry of th e sta te
of C alifornia is In Im m inent danger
of d e stru ctio n due to th e rapidly n ear
lng p resence of th e d read Mediter-
ra n ea
uft fly was unanim ously ac
claim ed y th e sta te ffu lt convention
The P anam a canal, when com
pleted, will becom e a com m ercial
com petitor of th e Suez route, and will
com m ence th a t com petition w ith a
ra te w ar. A toll o f »1 a ton n e t reg
iste r is suggested as a g a in st a co rre
sponding toll of »1.68 charged by th e
Suez canal.
G overnm ent officers, a t th e Instance
of th e postofflee inspectors, broke up
PLANT PEARS
G o ld H ill. O r e g o n
M IN E R S
If yo u w ant your
t o o l s p u t in g o o d
sh ap e b e sure
to s e e
CHARLES KELL
B la c k s m ith
Poor L uck
P erh a p s som e n ew
ta c K le w o u ld h e lp
F is h in g G o o d s
o f a ll K in d s w i l l h e
fo u n d at
R e e d ’s
BUY HIGH-GRADE STOCK
Vocation and Avocation.
"Avocation” is one of those un
fortunate words that are constantly
being used in a wrong sense. Strict
ly speaking, it refers to something
that calls a man away from the or
dinary occupation of his daily life.
If you earn your living by drafting
conveyances and interpreting legal
subtleties and also are often seen in
’eisure hours with a camera in your
•land and have a dark room at
home, then the l.nw is your vocation
and photography your avocation.—
London Telegraph.
from the
Oregon Nursery
Company
Ï
w >%•«*• tH a Ic e c r e a m
• odea<vo w
GOLD
H IL L
LIVERY STABLE
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Shrubs Roses, Vines
Small Fruits
J. E. Day
Agent
W oodville, O regon
p —utiea of Long Island.
A teacher tells me that at a
Rrooklvn school not long since the
:lass in geography was asked,
“What are some of the natural pe
culiarities of Long island?” The
pupils tried to think, and after
awhile a boy raised his hand. “I
know.” said he. “Well, what are
they ?” asked the teacher. “Why,
said the boy. with a triumphant
look, “on the south side you can see
the sea. and on the north side yon
can hear the sound.” —Exchange.
D a r l i n g OX H o d g e s
PROPRIETORS
First Class Turnouts
C o m e r O p p o site D epot.
G O L D H IL L .
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OREGON
L IM E
A M atter of Opinion.
“ Mary!”
Father’s voice rolled down the
stairs and into the dim and silent
parlor.
“ Yes, papa, dear!”
“ Ask that young man if he has
the time.”
A moment of silence.
“ Yes; George has his watch with
him.”
“Then ask him what is the time.
“lie savs it-is 11:48, papa.”
“Then ask him if he doesn’t think
it about bedtime.”
Another moment of silence.
“ lie says, papa,” the silvery voice
announced impersonally—“he says
that lie rarely goes to bed before 1,
but it »corns to him that it is a mat- i
ter of personal preference merely
and that if he were in your place he
would go now if he felt sleepy.”—
Harper's Bazar.
B on T on.
—
The Gold Hill
Bakery
HORSESHOING
and
GENERAL W OOD
O u r m o d e rn d ra w - k iln
p la n t is now in o p eratio n ,
a n d w e a r e tu r n in g o u t
L IM E t h a t by chem ical
t e s t a n d p u r ity o f c o n te n t
| is s u p e rio r to an y lim e
m a n u f a c tu r e d on th is c o a st
E specially ad ap ted for
sp rayin g p u rp oses
and
IRON WORK
Write for prices
CALC ITEW ITEIIM ECO.
Kiln and Office
C. F. Carter
Blacksm ith
Gold Hill, Oregon
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