Jacksonville post., July 18, 1908, Image 6

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$700 5-roorn collage, 2 lot-
3000 9-room house, 2 acres
1600 7-room house, 1 . acre
3500 7-room house, 2 ' acres
1000 business block, 12'• inc.
320 0 60 acres, will subdivide
4200 28 acres, orchard land
S925 28'- acres, well improved
15000 10 acres, income property
1620 120 acres, 3000 cords wood
250 0 0 210 acres, alfalfa and fruit
120 0 0 240acres, mining and fruit
1000 9 acres,
fruit land
5000 10 acres hearing orchard
7000 40 acres, 27 in orchard
6500 200 acres including sawmill
1500<l-20 acres, highly improved
Real Estate. Loans
and Insurance
Realty transfers are un to the
• usual standard.
There is a growing demand for
small acreage tracts at reason­
able prices.
We can get you homesteads
and timber locations or relinquish­
ments, minigs property handled.
List your property with us. We
will find a buyer if your price is
right.
Have you money to loan? We
can place it for you.
Do you wish to borrow money.
We can get it for you.
W. W. IRVING & CO
WHO IS HE?
lacksonville,
Oregon
FRUIT
JACKSONVILLE
NEEDS WATER
The City Board will Meet Monday to Con­
sider the Report of the Committee on Waler-•
The Committee has inyestigatedthe Supply
in
lackson Creek.
That we need water is not question- 1
ed, but the source of supply is the
question confronting the city board.
Jackson Creek was investigated last
week by the board and it is thought
that a sufficient supply can be had by
placing a concrete dam at the inter­
section of Cantrell Gulch and Jackson
Creek. Five inches of surface water
is now running in Jackson Creek and
lit is quite probable that live inches is
seeping its way through the loose soil.
This is sufficient to supply a town of
5000 population.
Roseburg has an eighth-inch pipe
feeding a reservoir and during the
dry season of the year only 16 hours of
pumping is resorted to daily. Rose­
burg is a city much larger than Jack- ■
sonville, and should require more water. I
If you are interested in water come
out and show your interest. Don’t
stand around on the street corners and
say "I told you so" after it is too late
or criticise the board. Come out and
say yes or no. You don’t want to be
considered a drone in the city. Jack­
sonville must tell the coast-bound
Easterner that we have a water system
supplied with pure mountain water.
MB
NUNAN-TAYLOR CO
It’s Clean Too
Cottolene is simply a combination of the finest
cottonseed oil and prime beef suet. Everyone is ac-
quainted with beef suet «he most digestible of all
anomal fats.
The most critical cannot taste
whether food is cooked with Cottolene,
lard or butter. Indeed the cook has to
be clever to use lard with as successful
results as Cottolene.
Cottonseed oil is very much like olive oil, the
only difference beiug that the Fairhank process of
treating cottonseed oil makes it much milder in flavor.
These vegetable oils are exceedingly wholesome be­
ing prescribed for the diets of dyspeptics and consum­
ptives as flesh builders.
Cottolene is used alone, or with part butter, for
making cakes. It cannot be equalled as a shortening
for biscuits, pie-crusts, etc.
Cottolene produces best results in all kinds of
Funny things, thoughtlessly, happen
That the Rogue River Valley is one
aside from the Oregon referendum law. of the best fruit growing sections of
frying giving doughnuts, potatoes, and meats just
The following conversation took place the stale is verified by Mr. A. H. Car-
the right color and flavor—without greasiness.
in this city recently:
son, who last year cleared (above ex­
Cottolene is therefore a food as well as a frying
Democrat "I am a true democrat, penses) $350 per acres on grapes.
All food cooked with Cottotene is
anil have always voted the democratic : Train loads of apples and pears are
and shortening medium. How about lard? Do phy­
ticket. ”
shipped out of this valley each year.
sicians prescribe it (or any pork products) to invalids? digestable.
Republican "Do you always vote • The peach and apricot, figs and almond
for a democrat for president?”
I produce prolific crops along the foot-
Dem. "Certainly.’’
, hills where frosts never blight the
vote for Bryan in fruits. The Yellow Newtown Pippen
Rep.
1896?”
apples grown in this section are mark­
Detn.
eted all over the world, England com­
vote for Bryan in ing in for her share. The Flame
Rep.
Miss Maud Prim is visiting friends in
1900?”
Tokay grape is grown on the hill slopes
Dem.
back of Jacksonville and produce an Ashland.
vote for Parker in excellent flavor and color which
Rep.
R. T. Burnett was in Eugene Satur­
1914?”
demand the highest price in the rnark- day on business.
Dem. "Yes.’
| ets of the world.
Mrs. Gertrude Norton left Thursday
Rep. "And you are a true democrat
This is the fruitgrower's paradise. morning for Eugene for a few weeks
and believe in the principles advocated Sufficient moisture falls during the wet visit with friends.
by both men?”
season to mature the crops and irri­ County Judge J. R. Neil and grand­
Dem. “Yes.”
gation is not resorted to. Fruit in ir­ daughters Mildred and Nina were Ash­
Rep. "Then I expect that you will rigated districts does not have the
land visitors Monday.
vote for Taft this year, because Bryan flavor nor does it have the nice appear­
Mrs. L. J. Gay of Seattle is visiting
is a free silver man and Barker a gold ance of the fruit grown in this valley.
man and I see that you have switched
Strawberries,
watermelons
and her father David Linn and other
to the sound money plank.”
muskmelons do well here and consider­ latives in the vhlley.
Clyde Shaw of Yreka Cal., arrived
A great many men vote a ticket able money can be made on a few
w ithout making a study of the question acres planted to this variety of fruit. 1 Sunday and will make his parents, Dr.
at issue, simply because they think it Melons can be planted between the and Mrs. T. T. Shaw a short visit.
necessary to belong Io some party.
rows of young orchards which will as­ I v Sunday evening July 19th will close
Deer season opened Wednesday.
Mrs. Josephine Russell was a Med-
sist in defraying the first expense of the services for the summer at the
Remember your hunting license.
ford visitor Monday.
JVotiee To Teachers
the orchard and will cause the soil to Presbyterian Church. The pastor Rev.
Alva Dunford who has been visiting
Miss Martha Lawrence is visiting
be better cultivated. There is timber- Robest E. Ennis will take his annual
The last edition of the Stat ? Course i d and brush land as well as cleared .vacation.
in Grants Pass returned home Sunday.
with Mrs. J. H. Bellinger.
of Study is exhausted; h ma • it is im­ tracts suiiable for fruit and grapes in
♦ . « —.—
Miss Lousie Huffer the traned nurse
Hon. H. K. Hanna left for Grants
possible f >r many applicants for the the vicinity of this city where one
Summons
Pass Sunday to hold a term of the has returned to Glendale after a few
forthcoming Angus', examin t’io i to could have a nice home and also make
days visit with her mother.
I n the circuit court of the state
circuit court.
si!?ue cou-ses of study fr >m which to money.
OF OREGON, IN ANI> FOR THE COUNTY OF
Mrs. Josephne Russell and Chas.
Mrs.
Howard
Kilham
and
children
make preparation for sn h exain nition.
JACKSON.
J. Nunan left for Newport Friday mor­
snmmer
of
Portland
will
spend
the
Therefore, according to the ami nine
CntcuiT C ourt
ning.
In the Matter of the Application
with Mrs. Ellen Kubli.
ment of the State Supjrin. ml i.t of
John
Cox
to
register
title
to
the
Mrs.
M.
M.
Taylor
is
having
the
old
The
July
term
of
the
circuit
court
Public Instruction, no questions on any
Notice For Publication
following described real property
MATTHEW HUBBARD COLEMAN. house removed from her fruit farm
subject are to b.j I ikon from the S ale convened in Grants Pass Monday with situated in Jackson County, Oregon,
Jacksonville, Oregon, July 17, 1908.
preparatory for the erection of a new
Course of Study for th • A i j.ist 1'1)3 Judge H. K. Hanna presiding, There to-wit:
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Matthew Hubbard Colon a i was born one.
is no criminal eases on the docket.
Beginning at the quarter Section
examination.
dersigned administrator of the estate
in
Ashtobela
county,
Ohio,
February
19
corner
between
Sections
1
and
12
in
Respectively,
District Attorney B. F. Mulkey went of Evylinn M. Baily, deceased, by vir­
The following cases were disposed Townshill 38 South of Range 2 West
\ 1826, and at his next birthday would to Grants Pass Sunday to attend tue of an order of the county court
J. P ercy W eli - s ,
of: Andrew l’liillipp vs Grant Phleg- of the Willamette Meridian, and
have been 83 years of age. His boy­ to the states’s interests in the made and entered of record on Jnne 30,
County School Sup t. ley and Emma G. Robinson, demurer, running thence East 20.00 chains
1908, will on and after the 14th day of
hood days were spent upon the farm in circuit court.
to
the
quarter
Section
corner:
overuled, Emma Robinson is the
August, 1908, sell at private sale for
Ohio.
When
2)
years
of
age
he
thence
North
12.50
chains:
thence
Peter Deisch has returned from Bart­ worn m who was assulted last Friday
Contractor Fick of this city is build­ cash in hand, to the highest and best
West 10.00 chains: thence North
moved to Illinois, where he worked on
bidder at the premises in Gold Hill,
on Ark. where he has been settling the night.
ing
a new school house on Forest Oregon,
10.00 chains: thence West 10.00
a farm for one year. At the outbreak
the following described, real
estate of has late uncle who left him
20x30
Creek.
The
building
will
be
Grants Pass, a corporations, vs. chains! thence North 10.00 chains
property belonging to said estate,
of the»Mexican war he enlisted company
to
the
center
of
the
County
Road:
quite a fortune.
to-wit: Lot three (3) in block twenty-
Rogue River Water Co. dismissed.
“B". Sixth Illinois volunteers. Near feet with a 12-foot porch.
I thence North 76 degrees 45 minutes
(26) and west half of lot seventeen
Oliver Dews and family of Ashland,
The Mims sisters of Central Point six
E. T. McKinstrey vs. H. II. Triplett, West along the center of the
Vera
Cruz.
Mexico
he
received
a
severe
(17) in block twenty-seven (27) all in
surprised J. M. Dews of lliiscity Tues­
County Road, 14.91 chains: thence
defendant allowed second appeal.
wound by the accidental discharge of a are the guests of Mrs. Josephine Russell. the town of Gold Hill, Jackson county.
day by making a visit, returning Fri­
South 5 degrees West 3.65 chains:
1 gun. From this wound he suffered
Miss Hazel Raypholtz is spending Oregon.
Bochert vs. Bochert, divorce, reporter thence South lOdegrees 30 minuets
day for their home.
C. A. B aily , Administrator.
long
and
severely
and
his
whole
system
this
week at Central Point visiting
West
16.(81
chains:
thence
South
to take testimony.
C. F. Leavenworth, the well known
♦—■——-
became much debilitated. On his dis­ friends.
Rhaea Wood vs. Siskiyou Sunset 5 degrees West 9.29 chains: thence
mining man of Scotts Bar Cal. was
South 3 degrees West 7.22 chains
charge from the army he returned to
Minning Co., sale of property by to the Section line between Sections
Andy Ridgeman who was formerly
. SUMMONS
in this vicinity recently. He may re­
Illinois where he remained until 1853 connected with the Blue Ledge mine
sheriff confirmed.
1 and 12 in said Township and
I n the circuit court of the state
turn to Jacksonville to live if a suitable
when he move I to Oregon, where he was in town Friday. He expects to leavo OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK-
Range: thence east on said Section
Olds vs. Olds, divorce, default.
house can be secured.
line 19.00 chains to the place of be­
engaged in mining.
soon for Mexico.
SON.
Geo. Porter. Jas Duncan, Lizzie ginning, containing 91.57 acres.
August 13, 1867 Mr Coleman marri-
Miss Dasie McFarland recently a
Jacksonville needs mere cottages for Judd V. Miller and
Williams and H. O. Williams vs. S. B.
vs.
el Miss Sahra A. Goddard, the daught­ rent. The men wno were here looking
compositor with the Albany Herald
Grace V. Miller,
Pettingill, administrator of the estate
er of Blinn C. Goddard, who came to over the city for the purpose of estab­
is in the city visiting with Miss Katy
James T. Tucker and Cynthia E.
Plaintiffs,
of Chas. Burton, deceased, judgement Tucker his wife. Frances Rumley,
Oregon in 1864. Seven children were lishing a furniture factory will have
Chapman. Miss McFarland likes Jack­
vs.
against the defendants for costs and a wiilo*-, Nancy Smith and George
born to this union, Elmer. Marcia, to house their families in another city, E. A. Spencer J. Turner
sonville and may make this city her disbursements.
Smith, her husband, Jane Luellen
William R., James B.. Edith, Edgar E. and, may build their factory in another
home.
and C. F. Erickson,
and Charles Luellen. her husband.
anil Arthur R.. Arthur R. and Edgar E. city. Thus we are driving business
Ezra Arnold w ent to Applgate Thurs­ Lovina Burch. Margaret Gulden, a
Defendants.
LOST Gold frame spectacles in old
widow, Monroe H. Gorden and
are deceased.
To "E. A. Spencer, J. Turner and C.
spring case, on road from Buncom. day on business.
away from our city.
Sarah Gordon, his wife, Alfred
Mr. Coleman was a man of quiet
F. Erickson, the above named defend­
Two dollars reward. H. Humphrey
The Presbyterian and M E Sunday Gorden and Effie Gorden, his wife,
ants:
life and unassuming integrity, honored
Box 546 Medford Oregon.
Robert
schools will hold a pichic at Ulrichs Clara Gorden, single,
I n THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
Gorden, single. Henry J. Gor­
and lespected by all who made his
park next Wednesday July 22.
you are hereby required to appear and
den
and
Ora
Gorden,
his
wife,
will
mnet
acquaintance.
He
was
a
good
man
The city board of trustees
answer the complaint of plaintiffs tiled
Mrs. T. J. Kenney and daughter James L. Gorden and Emma Gorden,
in the above entitled court and cause
and u kind husband, a loving parent
Monday evening in special session to
Frances have gone to Dunsmuir to his wife, Uriah Gorden anft Della
within ten days from the date of the
<• insider several questions of import­
and a faithful friend.
visit the formers sister Mrs. I,. L. Gorden, his wife, Addie Vincent
service of this summons upon you if
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and R. B. Vincent, her husband,
Pure
Mineral
Water
ance. One being a report on the water
served within Jackson County, Oregon,
Savage.
Jane Vincent and C. O. Vincent,
question. All those interested in hav­
Fred Perkins of Medford was a
or if served within any other County in
Bottled
at
the
Spring
her
husband,
Matilda
M
Myres
and
Chas
Nickell
and
wife
were
in
town
the State of Oregon then within twenty
ing n supply of water for the city
visitor in this city Monday.
G. R. Myres, her husband, Nora
Wednesday
enroute
to
Sterling
to
their
days,
and if served by publication then
and Delivered to
should be present, ladies as well as
William Puhi was calks! to Yreksand'
Vaughn and Richard Vaughn, her
on or before the day prescribed in the
men. We must have water to develope fruit ranch where Mr. Nickell is having husband, and
Sisson this week on business
Your Residence fresh
order for the publication of summons,
All Whom it May Concern,
i he town. Let every voter be present a line cottage built.
which is 29th day of August A. D. 19118.
Miss Marion B. Towne, the popular
Defendants.
and
Sparkling.
and you are hereby notified that if you
Mrs. Oral Orth recently bought the
and encourage the board, show them
deputy
Clerk
accompined
by
her
sister
In the mime of the state of Oregon
Order From
fail to appear and answer within the
Phillip Glee property in the southern You.
ihat vou are back of the movement
and each of you are hereby sum­ Miss Annie Towne, left for Yellow­
time required the plaintiffs will apply
CHAS. F. DUNFORD.
part of town, paying one thousand moned and required to appear anil answ­ stone Park a few days ago to spend |
to the court for the relief prayed for
dollars for same.
er the application of John Cox to re­ their vacation.
in their said complaint to-wit:
gister
title
to
the
above
described
land,
That the defendants be enjoined
Always keep a bottle of I. W. HARPER tiled in said Court on the 16th day of
from asserting any right, title, interest
whiskey in sight Good to look at and July A. D. 1908, within ten days from
or claim of any kind or character in or
good to taste; and what’s more a benefit the date of the serviceof this summons
to the premises described in plaintiff’s
to your health. Sold by
upon you, if served within Jackson
complaint, being Lot Five (5) in
•
E. H. H elms . County. Oregon, or if served within
Miner s Addition to the City of Ash­
any
other
County
of
the
State
of
Ore
Mrs. W. R. Coleman went to Ashland
land, Jackson County. Oregon: That the
gon.
then
within
twenty
days
of
the
Thursday to be with her aunt Mrs E. date of the service of this summons
plaintiffs be decreed to be the owners in
fee simple of said premises and for
Fondrey. who is in the Southern Ore­ upon you: or if served by publication
a further decree quieting the title to
gon Hospital undergoing treatmtnt.
thereof, then within six weeks from
said described premises in plaintiffs
the date of the first publication there­
99 anti for their costs and disbursements
of; and if you fail to answer said appli­
to be taxed.
cation within said time, the applicant
This summons is served upon you by
will apply to the Court for the relief
publication bv order of Hon. H. K.
prayed for in his application, to-wit:
Hanna,
one of the judges of the above
for a decree of this court registering
entitled court, which said order was
the title to the land above described in
dated at Chambers July 16th, A. D,
the name of said applicant:
1908, directing summons to be publish­
This summons is served by publica­
ed in the Jacksonville Post, a news­
tion
pursuant
to
an
order
made
by
Hon.
..
. . of . said , Court ((|1
paper of general circulation published
H . K ..
Hanna, Judge
in Jackson County. Oregon, for six
the 17th day of July. 1908. and is re-
consecutive weeks from the date of the
turnable August 29th. 1908.
first publication thereof, which is July
Witness my hand and the seal of the
18th. 1908. and the last publication be­
Court hereto affixed this 17th dav of
ing August 29th, A. D. 1908. and re­
July A. D 1908.
quires the defendants to appear and
(Seal of the Circuit Court. I
answer or otherwise plead ‘on or tie-
W. R. C oleman .
fore the last day prescribed in the
County Clerk of Jackson
order for the publication of said sum­
< ounty. Oregon, and ex-
mons.
officio Clerk of the
H arvey , M iles & M ulkey ,
Circuit Court for said
For Sale by F. J. Fick
Lesson 111
County and State.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Price
4 lb. pails 60c
10 lb. pails $1.40
We Sell and Recommend ’ottolene
NUNAN-TAYLOR
Cölestin
IF
I c e C r c a m
Delivered to all
arts of the City
S he Boss
all Linseed Oils were alike, and
all Driers of the same strength
and all “Old Dutch Process
White Lead of uniform quaZity,
there wou/d stiZZ he good reasons
for using prepared paints.
takes more than Lead and OiZ
and Driers to make a good paint
like Sun Proof.
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