The Medford mail., December 21, 1906, Image 2

Klassata Coaaly Nsws.
Klaauta SWIs Esprasa.
To Minn tract of tloibtpudor
rounding Pokegama ra sold to
Wisconsin syndlosts last mk. Tola
traot ot land eomprisss otsi 2,000
aoret of splendid pins tlmtwr soothe
consideration was (1S.O0U, or about
23 aa aors.
Tbe Goreinmsnt started about 00
boraaa tor Umatilla tba first tba
waak. Tbaaa oorsaa naa oaan Quad by
tbe reclamation serrioe In tba oon
atraotloa ot latarala and tba aaoond
tnlt of 5b L'caaal. Tba stormy
wsatbsi has put a atop to all lateral
work, and It It oontlnuaa work on
tba main usual will also ba ausptnded
for tba Winter.
Tba Umatilla project la so far ad
ranoed that tba horses oan ba used
on tba project during tba Winter
month and banoa tba transfer.
Shlpplngton, the town on tba Uppir
lake is the latest promotion. The
articles ot incorporation are already
prepared. Tbe oapital stock of tbe
corporation is (12,000 and the stock
will be fully paid at tba Bret annual
meeting ot the stockholder", wblcb
will be beld January 7th. Two thous
and dollars of tbe original 812,000
anborlbed will be reeerred forderelop
Ing the property. Tbe new embraces
1,600 feet of blgb ground water front,
wbioh wUi;.be dirlded Into twenty-
foot lota for email boat landtags.
Also a lam wharf will be bolt neai
tbe old Hanka landing for large
boats. Toe corporation la planning
extensive imDroremeuta for tbe new
town. A oaoal, sufficiently deep
for small crafts, will be taken from
tbe upper lake. Tbis canal will encir
cle tbe new oity ana a oeautifnl
drlreway will ts constructed along
tbe oanaL Plana for a park are now
receiving attention and tbe means
of beaotlfloatlon are bains consider
ed.
Klamatk Republican.
Tbe derailing a freight oar on tbe
Klamath Lake railroad, near the steel
bridge, (Sunday nearly caused a ser
loua aooident. Tbe car loaded wltb
cement and In leaving the traot
oeany precipitated tbe passenger
coach down a 30-foot embankment.
Tba passengers were trauaferred to
tbe engine and reached Pokegama
only 20 minutes i...
S Tbe warm wave that bit thla region
last Thursday and Friday cleared the
lower lake of the loe that has been
obstructing the ohannel and pre
venting the Steamer Klamath from
transDortlna freight and passeners
from Laird's landing. Tne steamer
.eft Friday afternoon for the ter
minus on lower lake and since then
baa been busy night and day bring
ing op tbe freight that baa aooumu
ated at that pcint.
Bemarkaale Cnrer,
t"I waa much afflloted wltb sciati
ca," writes Ed. O. Nud, lowavlile,
Sedgwick, Co., Kan., going about
on crutches and suffering a deal of
twin, i waa Induoed to try bal
lard 'a Snow Liniment, wblob re
lieved me.
I uaed three 50o bottles. It Is tbe
greatest liniment ever need; bave
reoomendao It to a number of per
sona; all express themselves aa be
ing benefited by it. I now walk
without crutches, able to perform
a great deal of light labor on tbe
farm."
J3o, 50o and 81. Sold by Chaa.
Strang, Mtdford ; Central Point Pbar
Dissolution ol Co-partnership.
Sotioe la hereby given that tbe oo-
between Kay Crystal aod Clare Morey,
doing business In the city of Aleuford,
Oregon, under tbe firm name and
'Style of Crystal k Morey la by mutual
. oonsent, thla day dissolved. All ac
counts due tbe firm are payable to
Clare Molev A Co.. the new Hrm. and
all debta owed by the said Hrm of Crys
tal & Mrey will be paid by said new
nrm or uiare morey (Jo.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 13th
day ot Decern D-r, 1006.
, ' kay crystal,
, . clare ;l. mo;;ey.
a. cousflk suad fcwaselus&tfa
its
flOUNE.lLL..
Because lu
mnrio rinht.
stilled nlow exwirta whose cqiial
cannot be found In
tor in the world. There are maiiy different
TMkM nf nlow. each chiming to bo the best, vet
th fni't rpmnln that three John Deere plows are
In use to one of any other
tnrv. the btrireat In the world,
plows than any five oilier factories combined.
Standard of the World
For Over
The Pfonfw Plow Mnknr. John
band from the blulo of n saw in
tbe United States was rolled for
Woods, of nttnlmrg. In ItHti.
. Deere l'lows have shown the way
great national Industry. Is It any wonucr tual tne larmcrs r-i me
world einrrjs fhclr Tordlct lu Uio familiar phrase, "It lt' a ;
LMcre--irs Kigm."
Wc make over 1000 styles
x can oo inauc mo dcsi
ment can prpuueo. rto
Dc, wo Cum supply
HUBRARD BROS.
,x
VACATES HIS PALACE
ARCHBISHOP VACATES HIS PAL.
ACE TO ACCEPT HOHPITALITT
OP CONSERVATIVE LEADER.
Parla, Dec. IS. Cardinal Richard,
Archbishop of Paris, today volua
tarlly vacated tbe episcopal palaea
and temporarily accepted the hospi
tality of Denys Cachln, the Conserva
tive Deputy, at the latter'a residence
In the Rue de Baby lone. The depar
ture of the primate waa the occasion
for an Imposing manifestation on the
part of the majority of the bishops
and priests of Paris, many members
of the nobility and about 4,000 men,
women and children.
The gathering completely blocked
tbe atreet In front of the Episcopal
Palace, and those present Bang the
credo and other canticles aa the car
dinal waa assisted Into his carriage
by the coadjutor archbishop. Mgr.
Amlette and his two vicars general.
The crowd knelt and chanted aa the
cardinal aeated .himself In the
vehicle. The venerable prelate, who
was much affected, then arose and
blessed the multitude.
A number of young Catholics
thereupon approached the carriage,
detached the horaea and with diffi
culty dragged it through the dense
masses of people lining the streets.
On all sides were heard cries of
"Long live Plux X," and "Long live
the car inal."
About three-quarters ot an hour
were- consumed In pulling the car
riage from the palace to the resi
dence of M. Cochin, a distance ot
about one mile. Detcbmenta of
mounted Republican Guards pre
ceded and followed the procession In
order to prevent any possible dis
order, but there was not the slightest
attempt on the part of the crowda to
make any counter manifestation.
The clerical crowd subsequently
followed Mgr. Amiotte to the Church
of St. Francla Xavior. where the co
adjutor celeorated a renedictlor.
service at the end of which he
thanked those present for th? senti
ments they had manifested and ex
horted tnem t presovere in their at
titude In defense lor the rightt of the
Church.
Coughing Shell Caused. Death
"Harrv Duukwell, aged 25 years,
choked to death earl yesterday
morolug at hia borne, In the prss
euoe of hia wife and child, lie
contracted a slight cold and iiu
but little attention to it, Yestoiday
morning be waa seized with a tit of
ooughiug which continued for some
time. Hia wife aent for physi
cian, but oefore he oould arrive an
other oougning spell oame on and
Duokwell died from suffocation.
St. Loula Globe Democrat, Dec 1st,
l'JOl,"
Ballard's Horob aod Syrup would
have saved him, 2To, bOo and 81.00.
Sold by Chas. Strang. Meui rd: Cen
tral Point Pharmaoy.
WOMAN BURNED IS A BARREL.
Dark Crime Unearthed by firewsosne
Find on Desolate Mountain.
Haielton, Pa., hec. 18. The
charred ramatna of a youngwoman
were found yesterday on the moun
tain between here and Ebervllle. A
allpper, combs and the frame of a
woman'a hat were picked up near by.
Under the body were three wlre
hoopa auch aa are used on barrels.
It Is the belief of the police that the
woman was murdered and then
placed In the barrel and burned.
Thla theory Is strengthened by the
odor of kerosene near the place. The
Identity of the woman has not been
established.
castor: a
For Infants and ChU.rea,
The Kind You Keve Always Bsuil
Bears the
Blgnato-e of
a Pccffc
bv a force of
anr other clow fac
kind. The John Dcero Fac-
turns out every year more
60 Years
Deem, made his first steel plow by
1837. The first slab of steel rolled In
the John Deoro plows by W imam
And ever sinco inoso cany nays
ana maintained uio inui in ims
of plows, each as good aa It
tnai Drains anu pcrioci equip
mmwjr vuhi your new uiuy
man iroia our line.
A F
I
J m
K
TO finally they ventured, half a score of souls or so.
An' this Is what they shouted as they dug out -Lonesome Lane!
"Old Abe Patera, unbuckle your gold ;
Old Abe Peters, we're dry an' cold;
Cider or coffee or crackers an' .beer
Or money to buy some Christmas cheer
Old-Abe-Fetersr
Abe Peters saw 'em coanln from his (arret window pane;
He sew 'em dlwln' fiercely through the mKhty drifts of snow.
His heart warmed for a moment t then It turned to Ice a fain.
He scowled with selfish malice on the workers down below.
And Jid he pass 'em coffee? Did he offer Christmas cheer
An' thank 'em for their labor, which, alas, was all In vain?
He warned 'em from his dooryard In a manner most severe
An sued 'em all for trespass when he got around again.
"Abe Peters has vanished from Lonesome Lane :
Abe Peters will never coma back again.
Just where he Is quartered we do not know.
But It's safe to reckon he's- found no snow
Old Abe Petersl"
Doll ISospiial
By f. A. EDGERTON
(Copyricht, 1996, by J A. Edkrton.
CHE world Is full of hospitals, not
only for disease rucked aud
wTccfced human beings, but for
doga, horses, birds and dolls. And why
not? Dons have ailments as wc'J as
other folks in fact, rather more so.
They lose their hair, their eyes, their
teeth, their .muds, their leg, their saw
dust and even their complexions and
beads. Small boys delight In crippling
and lull -ilng them, rockers smash
them, big folks step on them Tbis
U a hard world for dolls.
So t!ie doll hospitals flourish. Most
large cities support one. Doll surgery
bas become a science. The poor things
do not have to take medicine, fortu
nately, except paint applied externally
and sawdust Internally, so that a phar
macopoeia Is not required In doll doc
toring. The operations are all surgical.
But for all that tne doll doctors are en
titled to place M. D. after their names.
M. D. standing for mender of dolls.
It Is quite a grewsocM sight In tbe
Stop That Cough.
When a cough, n tlckllnir or an irr
itation In the throat makes you foul
uncomfortable take llaltard's 11 ore
bound Hyrup. Dou't watt until the
dlaeaso has gone beyou I control. Mr.
mid Mrs .1. A An-MPOa. ,11 i Wont
5tl3 Kt., Suit Lake City. Utati, write:
"We think Hatlm-ii's fiorehound
8ytup the bout luo'lioiuo for couhtt
aud colls. We hare uw.i It for er
end years; it always giros immdl
nte Teli'f, U viry ploaaant and Rives
perfect BRtlafacMon." c. VV), $1 (V.
Sold by Chaa. htr .uu Medford ; Ceut
tral Point Pharmacy.
.-Wanted, wood. Youug A Hall. t
.!i.'ar''i
:V?vH' i Vftr
tzar r-:fli tvi'Vi --r - . i i.,-v.Mit
IrWH".l ! .1 I,
Oud Abe Petebs
IVby -JOE COKB--
ItlHMUBiTlaaMsT MB OQME NaVsr
BB PtTERS was a Ysnlua man an1 sharper than g pin.
Ha lived way out In Loneeonia Lane, all by 'riHii aoi' tag
Would nevwr visit other folks or ask his neighbors la
. An' never had Tharduglvln' or Chriatrna lubUa.
Ha ws .the sharpest failcr In trad you aver luxw,
He waa.tha closest buyer aver scan around tba awwo,
An' a h lent" a dollar ha waa aura to ft back two
An' always' took advantage of rha fsller who was dowa.
The old folks used to talk of him beside tbe tire it nltfM
An' dwell upon - hia dealings in t moat peculiar way ., '
The children uaed to mock him whan he chaneed to eotne la ethf
An' thla la but a sample of the
"Old Abe Peters of Lonesome Lane.
Otd Abe Peters In town again, . '
Poor aa a buzzard an' mean as a crow, '
With lots of money, but none to show
Old Abe-Peters I"
'
There come I mijhty bllzitrd. an' It buried Lonesome Lane.
Abe Peters-he was covered under seven foot of (twwi :
He tried to leave his shsnty. but he found It all In veini '
Each day he grew more frightened, with his fodder runrrln" low
Some aald, "Let s dig out Peters,"
an' some said. "Not let him
They ergued o'er the matter till
the week waa on the wane.
vnrds and operating room of the hoa
pkal Itself. There heads, arms, lows,
eyes and trunks He about In startling
array. Most of the beads are minus
hair and h- re great holes In the tops
of them. Arms or legs are hanging
literally by a thread. Noses are brok
en, bauds are minus, feet have been
amputated, faces are mashed In. while
the Internal machinery that makes the
doll cry, sny "mamma" and open and
shut Its eyes Is out of whack as badly
aa borne people's livers. The wax,
china and papier mache babies have
never developed appendicitis as yet, or
stomach ache, but they are subject to
almost every other 111.
TL 4ull hospital Is a great boon to
the Uttlo mothers. ibey come at all
hours of tbe tiny, bringing their ailing
darling w or. If they live too far away,
they send dolly by express or mea
sensr, with cramped and pathetic
notes, i One little girl had let her
precious fall downstairs and break Its
leg, another had been listening to a
hand organ on the street, and her broth
er, who was playing that he waa a Chi
nese emperor and waa executing some
of his subiecta. Just to keep In practice,
nad cut dolly's bead off wltb a fire
shovel. Btlll another small miss of
seven bad kissed the nose off Me
hltable Jane dolls usually have long
4V liiT jXu ,J
' Vi vrk"
WHA'l'aS
worth doing In worth dnlne el'.
If yon wish to bn cure.l vf Khcnmr
tun u.o litllard's Snow Liu i men t
aud yon T'll bj lvel oared." A
po.-i'ivo ei-rc for Mrrainn, N'eirnl
ttit Itrniwit, Confraoted MurHea and
all the ills that tlnah is heir to A.
li. K. WiliiMmu, Navnoota, Tpxhs,
wiltfM: "I I'Mte used Snow Lluiumut
for spiui.i J ankle ami it nve the
boat of satinfactit.n. 1" ftl-rnys kpp
It in th'- house." if old by Chan,
Strang, Medford ; Central Point l't.ar
I X.ff.
Subscribe for The M&U,
thine they uaed to sayi .
lyrTjfiM I"?"
Ali P:rs caw 'cm eomio.
nnniM. you know and would tbe "Joe
tors plmse fix It' They would.
Oo tbe work table at tbe hospital are
not only arms and leira pilore, but all
ttlmls of wips. paluta, tbivada and
cords, mlnleture leWb. tiny curllns
Irons, pastes and elues, books and ecia
eors of many baies and sites and ercn
au appiillliiir usaortmeat cf flasa eyes
of various colore and sUea. The eyes,
wblcb open and sbut wltb a weliibt,
are placed In positloa tbrotwb tbe opea
Ing lu tbe fwad. A few stltcneu sun-e
to mend loose arm or letf. wbile hjolts
and cords are usually required to ax a
fractured Joint. Tbe paint brasn
touches up a fuded com4exion. aa la
the case een wltb tlesb and blood
grown folk a.
There are almond eyed Chinese dalle
with faded yellow eomplexlona and
long cues. Indians with featbora
missing from their war bonnets, picka
ninny dolls wltb motb eaten wool aud
angel faced cherubs wltb a battered
appearance that mukes them look ue I:
they hart been In a Mowei-y scrimmage.
But surgery does mlraclos. aud this
particular branch of It performs erc-
grenter wonders than that In the aun.
euoosrh borpttnls. It makes bodily
members prw on where none bod tseen
before, aud before Its morreloue pow
ers even decapitation Is not fatal.
i ( fcsi v '
in - 1 21
VI
4:
Heart Klutterinf,
tndlgonted food an t-i the
I ota ao it, located j l.Io- the
Heart, preiwes rmutunr it aud causes
! heart (i.tlpitatiou. Vb.n your heart
' trcuHes you In that way take Her
blue for a few duyo. Yea will soon
be h11 nibt. Wo a l-;tle. Sol.l by
; Chft, strand, .M'crd ; Cen'rul
Poiut Pharmaov.
O A. fc o. y TIIA.
MUST GIVE ALL
THE S1EM
RAILROAD CO- C RANTING IOW
TARIFF TO ONR MVHT BKRV R
OTURHS UattWIIiS.
Bedaetloa Canaot Be CompbJd jjat
; U Made, All Mast Be T
. In like Manner
18. InaCaeai
Washington, Dec. 18. Inie ease
of the Alabama and Mlsslsaippt Rail
road Company vs. the Blsslsslppl
Railroad Commission, tie United
Statoa Supreme Court rerdered a de
cision yesterday In auiport of the
contentions of the Stan. The ease
Involved the right of thi commission
to fix a flat rate of 8 H cents per mile
per hundred pounds oo carload lots
ot grain from Vtcksbur, to Meridian,
both In Mississippi. The action of
the commission In making the rate
was based upon tbe allegation that
the Vlcksborg road was In tbe habit
of giving that Ague to patrons who
also fa their buslneaa to the
Bbreveport aad PacrOe road, an al
lied coooern,. while the rata to the
other patrona waa 10 oeats per 1st.
The MIsslBSlppt Supreme Court sus
tained the action of the Commission
ers, and that tin dint la upheld by
the Federal Supreme Court The
opinion waa written by Just loe Draw
er, who aald
"We are not construing an act ot
the Stats ot Mississippi, or passing
noon the Dowers which by It are
given to the State Railroad Commis
sion. Ths question w have to can
aider Is the power of the State to en
force aa equality ot lf)cal rates be-'
tween all parties shipping the same
distance aver the same oad. That a
State has auch power, cannot be
doubted, and It cannot, be thwarted
by any action of a rallrAad company
which doea not Involve Un actual In
terstate shipment, altlhough done
with a view of promoting tbe busi
ness Interests of the comlany. While
a State may not compe l a railroad
company to do business lat a loss and
while a railroad compaify may lnslllt
as auulnst the nower h( tbe State
upon the right to establish auch
rates aa will afford reasonable com
nenaaUon for the sefrvlce rendered.
yet when It voluntarily establishes
local rates for bod08 ahippera It can
not resist the pofer of the Mate to
enforce the eamf rates for all. The
State may lnslsl' "Pon equality be
tween all Ita clt-neos, and tnal equal-
Itv cannot be defeated In respect t
any local shlrVn( "r 'mmU
made with oJ to favor outside com
panies.'
k'.NS WITHOUT tOAL.
DAKOTA '
and Manufacturing
Many School
riant
Forced to
s, N. D.. rieo. 18. The
Grand For!
toy presents the
fuel sltuatl
.ditlon thai haa exist-
most critical
ry of the State. Care-
ed In the
erery portion of the
tul Inquiry
the State shows
northern
town In which coal
that there Is r
can be had exq
jept In small quantities.
and to supply!
In downs of
pound to ba bo
lug been oat ol
Immediate needs, and
places there Is not a
light, the dealers hav
1 foal (or days, and In
woi
'or a week or more.
some Instances
H and llgatlng and
Borne town sen
lants have been
manufacturing
Iduala are sharing
closed, and Indlv
.uppliea with neigh-
their small fuel s
bora.
. - a.
u g a- ... i ''Salton Sea Plans.
18. The Mext-
Washington, De
assented to the
... , 4V otate Department
proposition of the .
that United States, enf'neer m,xnr
shall enter Mexico fr?" "I!"?.?
Closing the breach '
7 , , .h Is causing the
Imperial canal, wh. ,.
. . .v 5lton Sea. Sen-
formation of the II . ,,, , .
. . . ,ornla will Intro-
ator Flint of Call .. .
. . ... , resa after the holl
duce a bill In Cong, , .,
, , an appropriation
day recess making
to defray the coat
lUtt to Stateu
Hearst Dhh1s Fort
18. Governor
Sacramento, Dee. .
from W. R.
IKa fpanafa.
Pardee bas received
Hearst the deeds for.
, m d the Sonoma
enceof Fort Ross af. . . .
. ' . ... Ic landmarKa
mission,, two hlsto"
AaAaA t-A Visa Ktntaa '
Flames Threaten ' '
Sacramento. Dec. 18.-!"
. ...e says flrs
message from Maryavtl.
broke out there last nf n ,n
stora of. White. Cooley & u A
dynamite explosion cecum an
eral people were Injured. k
RevoluUonltia Captured With?0?"'
Moscow, Dec. 18 Thirty mi
of the revolutionary Bithting LKfJ"
leatlon were arrested yesterday 1?
Basmanoff quarter J of thia C'
Large (stocks of arts, aminunlu,"'
dynamite and bombs' were seised.
Outwits the
lirsTCOQ.
A complication of
temale trout, J
wtrti cuarrn or
tie tomich aw
bowels, bad reducer!
.Mrs. Thos.
Auptin of LenTADwo:
deplornble coodit
ht I rid., to BUi,.
ii tont njr di'
tor aaviwci aa op
fHtiou ; but b
hnorwnd fcariuir in
re -tits, po;r
nt of all ! .,
pf..i"?a this to try
nri-1 to the amitze
cured hr. GmrautlTil for cure'.,"'
ptd liVRr, kiflney
hi"
iipm, jftsV'lcie, chilli
lonnw, norva
'n n-)i-l. Prlfo
t wl3 Urua Store.
4
Muted
.trnncr
Notice Ufcil
N. 1391 Paragraph 2, Seo.
Do.tl La" aod Ksaoutiona,
"BoTrent nTo.t b. eo" "
ter roew""-" lk. h.u of tha
plaas
taatd
;TTtbTq7tr in eaeb rsntad
day . tn na,-
LrtaiffS E on or" before th.
if a quarter the box sbsli
biolosed sod offered for rent
tbsir ""Tr,,, h niaoed In the gen-
(QdUie "" '
aeiivery. irmiinnnK.
Acting Postmaster-Oeneral.
THE
NEW
HOME
Sewing: riachine
Has many rials but no
peers. Those who are
using it are unanimous
in their praise of its su
periority, It has no in
tricate adjustments to
annoy the uninitiated,
no fragile parts to break
and makes ehe prettiest
stitch of any machine in
use. Just give it a trial
Come over to our store
and we will demonstrate
it to you.
John White
Wblte-Tbomas lilt Weat Side.
Palace Hotel f
South C Stix-w
Medford, Oregon .
Rates. $1.00 per day.
Meals, 25 centi.
Geo. Lindley, if op.
U. E. AKKEMT,
President.
U. L. DAVit,
Cawbler.
I.E. KHVAHT.
Vlc PreHttlcal.
W. P4 JACKHOK.
AMI. tJUDlK
MlDPOMOOHCOON
5APE DbPOSIT VoXOS TO RBKT
A QonorftjJnkip.g Business
frQSiflcieo
ADMINISTRATOR J NOTICE.
Notice in hereby stven lhl tff nndenlaTtied
ban, by tha :ouoty foim ol iVjf County of
Jacktwn, SUte of Oregon, been duly"Vp(olnleil
ulmlnlrtrftturof th entute el UvtiTy' Mnyerj
dccvaned. All pertona hat-log; clatmi Jpfinsl
wld eitate ar hereby notl'tej an(isU1
quired to pment the Mtne with the propeiV
vouchers, wiihla nix mount niter tha date of
thin Dotloe, to tbe UDilerilgacd, at Ut'dford,
Oregon.
Hated December 1ft, 190S.
U fcOItnE R. L1NDLBT,
AdmlnlstTtor ot th eitate ol iivary
Uoyer, deceatted.
Guardian's Sale of Real Property.
Notice It faernbv flrtn that bf nndfrsLraed
iiMrdiaiioItbettateor Ktbl Tavlor, Mabel
Taylor and Sera Taylor, minor chil.1re of
AdoU) K. Taylor , dceeaibtd. uoler and by rtr
turn of an order ot theruuniy mart nf Jackaoa
Cottntv, Oresjoa, made and entered ot renird oa
the srd day ot Hooember, I Sufi, authttrlzlntr, em
powedng aud llcenslnic him to do m, will on
and after the Stb day nf January, 117, pelt to
the biicberH binder for each in hand allot aald
ntunud wards right, title and Intern in and to
thcfollowlug dericrlbed premises in Jackson
County, Orotfon, nubjeot to confirmation by tbe
court. '
Undtylded one fllxth In rest In and to the
following: Soutticant fjuarier of iH?ctlon 27,
townahlp7 eoutn, rantre 1 west; iuih half of
Donation Iand Clulm, no. M. In iiiil towmhip
and raiijje; went halt of sonthffutquuricr and
e:til half of awuthwent quaru-r, mjcilon :tt,
town hip S? south, raniro 1 eat; nortbwest
quarter of northwest trnerter, ttectlon SI
towrnhlp taouih, ranjw 1 ast.
Tnat naid aale will be made at private tale
rit tbe residence of said gnrdi.-n turet m.les
cant of Metlford, Jacktn County, Oreo-oa.
Dated December 7, ltfoB
W. W. TA YF.OR
nnardlan of Ethel Taylor, Mab Taylor und
Neva Taylor.
Assijcnees Notice.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon, fa
and for the county of Jackwm.
In the maliiT ol the estate nf George W. Teat
sorth, an insolvent debtor.
Xotlee In hereby clyen that the tindt-r"litut'd,
neflitnee ot thr nnove natnud tla!.. has lll.tl
hi- ttnal report In the matter ot the fi:d estnte
with the County Clerk of Jackson County, Ore
Ron, and that the court has uppolivrd the 30ih
day of iHrcamtwr, Mufi. at two o'clock p. m. sa
the time and the Co'irtbome at Jckonrille,
Oregon, a the place for beating snld tlnal re
nort. All persons litleresletl are hereby ooti.
Qeil to bo preMeni at said time and plure and
make their objections, if aii, knowti.why su-ti
flnat report bfMild nnt be approved and tbe
swafgiiee dircherped from hn tniDI.
This nollce Is published for four weeks la ihe
Medford Mall hy order of the Hon. U.K. Hanna
JndKC of the above entitled court t)is tlr.i
of publication being the iflth day of November
1. and the lart day being being the Hlb. day
of December, '
w,t. York, Amis nee.
SUMMONS. .
In too Circuit Court of Oregon lor JacLuon
fnnnlt.
George W. Daley, Plain u&.
Belle Daley. Defen.laut.
i n ncue uaiey me ai-nye named Defendant:
IN T1IK NAVK OF T11K HTATKOF OKh'tiON
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of phtlmta now on rile in the
above enlitled court and cause wit! In ten days
from the date ol the m;rvice of this summons
upon you if served within Jackson County,
Oregon, and If nerved within any other county,
of the state ot Oregon, then wiih'n twenty
it)S from the date of the service of this "am
nions noon yuu, and II served l- puo drat ion
then within six weeks iron, the date ol the
tlrst publp atlon of tbla summon. whieii Is the
ttrd day of N.vemler. I!s, and if you fall to
answer within the time required, et c plaintiff
will apply to the court for tne rehel demanded
in bis complaint. Tit : for a deeree of diforve dis
olTlm the bind- ol matrimony heretofore acd
now exiMinK between phiintiff an.l dfJindant
and for th caro and utodv ,f the minor
liiikiilu i-i I'.niiMin sum upiurmni
This .muidin is served lv p .oliraMnn -4n
th Mkoh.uh Mm, pnhllbed at Midmrd,
JsckHti ( iii:Ti:y . tin Ron, om-'' n werk for six
on-e.-utive ue, us. the flr piitilteN(;on on the
JUji isy of No.rmber. am) the lat on the
Ith .le .- ef Jnnu.ry l:W, by order ot the Hwi- ;
H K. Ilonua. : of fi-d! coi:rt, whtch nrler
eourt. The time withfr bich you ar. rennir
aa lliaur ..'i tin .mn (111 Ol .Mil rilhnf 1K ,n
uary. 1
Or"S NEWBURY,
Attorney for plaintiff.
. W Vsl
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