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SUMMONS Recognize the V alue of Becoming Clothes They must be more than merely serviceable covering for the body they must add grace and dignity to the business man or man who labors. They must give him distinction. Come in and let us give ---------------------------------- you a try on----------------------------------- In The Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the matter of J. A. Kiser to register title u» the following described land, to-wit: ( Commencing at the Northwest Corner of Granville Sears’ Donation Land Claim No. 41. in Section 9. Township 37 South. Range 2 West of Willamette Meridian, running thence South 31.41 chains to the Southwest Corner of said Claim 44; thence East 1.44 chains to the North west Corner of Donation Land Claim 43: thence South 12.80 chains; thence East 47.08 chains to the East Boundary of said Claim No. 43; thence North 41.07 chains along the East Boundary of Claims Nos 43 & 44; thence West 17.40 chains; thence North 3.16 chains to the North Boundary of Claim No. 44; thence West along .‘•ail North Boundary 34.23 chains to the Northwest Corner of Eaid Claim No 44, the place of commencing, containing 217 acres, more or less. vs. Nancy Jane Jeffers, E. Jeffers. her husband, Jane Newman, Lyman Newman, her husband, Mary Hoskins. William Hoskins, her husband. Katherine Murphy, W. II. Sears, Ida Sears, his wife, Hiram Seaton. Lucinda Bishop, Nancy Hal- land All Whom It Way Concern. Defendants. In The Name Of The State Of Oregon you and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the application or complaint filed against * you in the above entitled Court and Cause on or before the 29 day of May 1909. Defendants you will take notice that if you fail so to appear and answer said application or complaint the appli cant herein will take a decree of the Court again st you according to the prayer of the application or complaint and you will be forever barret! from disputing same. W. R. COLEMAN. I (Seal) Ex-officio Clerk of the circuit court for Jackson, County, Oregon For Paper Hanging Backsmith Shop And Latest Styles of Wall Paper, Call on or Address C. F. BOWMAN THE TOGGE R Y (of Course) Medford’s Greatest Value Giver 3 p 1 SUMMONS In The Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, E. F. Winkler, Plaintiff, Vfl. C. M. Osburn, Mrs. S. A. Neville, no ed deciduous fruit districts of the Mrs. George H. Bryant, Mrs. Edw. United States that it should be so good Fay and T’r.os. F. Osburn,Defendants. a market for tropical fruits may be an To C. M. Osburn, Mrs. S. A. Neville. Mrs. Geo. enigma to some people. The tact is, H. Bryant, Mrs. Edw. Fay and Thos. F. Osburn: though, that one fruit district is always 1 In The Name of The State of Oregon: You a good market for the fruit of another i are hereby required to appear and answer the district. While the United States complaint filed against you and each of you iu the above entitled suit within ten days from the grows as much deciduo is fruit as does date of the service of this summons upon you, if all the rest of the world yet this country t served within this County, or if served within imports more tropical fruit than all of ! any other County of this State, then within Europe. This trade in tropical fruit I twenty days from the date of service of this summons upon you; and if you fail to appear, and has become so large that lines of steam answer the complaint herein for want thereof, ers are run between the southern parts the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief of the United States and the ports of prayed for in his complaint, to-wit.* For a decree the West Indies, Central America and partitioning the following described property, in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: Mexico that carry other freight than I situated Lots numbered one (1), two (2), three (3) and fruit on the trips to this country. I four (1) in Block numbered one [1]; lots number Whole trains of this fruit is loaded at ed one [1], two [2], three [3] and four [4] in Galveston, New Orleans and Key West Block numbered two [2]; lots numbered one [1], two L2], three [3] and four [1] in Block number for shipment to the northern markets. ed three [3j; lots numbered two (2) and three -3- — Rogue River Fruit Grower. in Block numbered nine -!)-; lots numbered one -1-, two -2- and three -3- in Block numbered nineteen -19-; lots numbered one -1-, two -2- and Subscribe for The Post and ask your three -3- in Block numbered twenty -20-, and lots neighbor to do likewise, only $1.50 per numbered one -1- and two -2- in Block numbered year. twenty-one -21-, all in Beatty’s Addition to the Town now City of Medford, according to the official plat thereof, partitioning the same ac Chamberlain’s Liniment. cording to the respective rights of the parties herein, and second, for a judgment in favor of This is a new preparation and a good plaintiff for his costs and disbursements herein one. It is especially valuable as a to be taxed, and for such other, further and dif ferent relief as the Court may deem equitable in cure for chronic and muscular rheuma tho premises. tism, and for the relief from pain This summons Is published in the Jacksonville which it affords in acute inflamatory Post by order of tho Hon. II. K. Hanna, Judge of rheumatism. Those who have used it the above entitled Court, made and entered in the day of April. 1909, and the same is published have il l arably spoken of it in the high i 16th for six consecutive weeks therein, the first day est terms of praise. Lame back, lame of publication thereof being Saturduy, the 24th shoulder and stiff neck are due to rheu day of April, 1909, and the last day thereof being matism of the muscles, usually brought Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1909. COLV1G & REAMES, on by exposure to cold or damp, and Attorneys for Plaintiff. delaying but not stopping the root growth. Owing to the need of its root3 for air, alfalfa especially when young, and Of all the crop, produced upon the during the growing season, is easily in farm perhaps no other offers so many jured by standing water either above attractions and adyantages to the or below ground. Root growth stops farmer as does alfalfa. As an improv at once on striking water saturated er of the soil it has few equals und no soil, hence the water table should not superiors. As forage for all classes of be less than eight to ten feel below live stock, whether used as hay, green the surface of the ground during the Overflow from feed, or pasture, it is unexcelled in growing season, yield, feed value, palatability, and per streams in winter when the plant is manency of growth. To the farmer dormant does not cause much injury keeping cows, hogs, or poultry, it is of even if continued for several weeks. paramount value in that it is practical Of even more importance to the al ly the only forage crop that will supply falfa plant than a deep and well drain green feed continuously through the ed soil, are the bacteria which produce dry summer months of this region. In the nodules on the roots, through addition to these advantages it is sup v. hich the plant is enabled to draw up erior to all other crops in quickly im on the free atmospheric nitrogen, en proving and maintaining the appear riching the plant and the soil with this most valuable of all the plant food ele ance and selling value of farm lands. Lack of understanding of tho pecul ments. Conditions unfavorable to the iarities of the plant and its require activities of these bacteria, ca ise a ments, has caused many failures of corresponding lack of prosperity in the first attempts at growing the crop in growth of the alfalfa. Like the plant western Oregon. This has led farmers roots, these bacteria require abundan to believe that alfalfa is not naturally ce of air in the soil, upon which to adapted to this region. While this to feed, and also a neutral or silightly al- a certain extent is true, yet the diffi k aline medium such as is supplied in culties in the way, may and have been limestone soils, in which to work. Unfortunately the lack of lime in largely overcome. The splendid re sults obtained by the State Experi Western Oregon soils, in addition to ment Station and other growers in dif the prolonged wet season and the pre ferent parts of Western Oregon should vailing heaviness of the soil, causes convince the most skeptical of the long exclusion of the air from the soil great future of the crop in this state. and a tendency toward acidity or sour As authentic and accurately measured ness which is very unfavorable to the yields to illustrate the possibilities of alfalfa bacteria. Hence it is perhaps are quickly cured by applying this lini the crop here, those recorded at the that in a majority of Western Oregon ment freely and massaging the affect Experiment Station may be cited. soils these bacteria are not present, ed parts. Soreness of the muscles, The average of all the yie’ds of the and must be supplied by artifiai inocu whether induced by violent exercise or Station field for the last eight years lation after the harmful acidity has injury, is allayed by this liniment. has been 6.2 tons of cured hay per acre been corrected. This correction is ac For Sale by City Drug Store. This field has the ordinary heavy clay complished in naturally well drained loam Boil typical of the Willamette soils by application of different forms Valley and has received no irrigation, of lime. Water slaked limo most Administrator's Notice to Creditors fertilization, or special treatment, quickly and directly corrects soil aci Notice is hereby given that the undersigned whatever. Anywhere in Western Ore dity-ground unburned lime mere slow has been appointed by the county court of Ore gon where certain primary require ly but less expensively, while light an gon for Jackson County, administrator with will annexed of the estate of J. W. Clark, deceased. ments of the crop are satisfied, the nual dressings with land plaster keep All persons having claims against the said estate same or better results should be ob it sweet (more or less indirectly) by are hereby notified to present the same duly tained. It only behooves the beginner making the heavy soils more open and verified to the undersigned at Jacksonville, Ore to secure the best advice obtainable as friable. The land plaster also assists gon or to his attorney Gus Newbury, on or before six months from the date hereof. to methods of growing; start with a in making |x>tash compounds for which Dated April 1st, 1909. alfalfa has great need, more available a small piece; experiment with it until Roderick Clark, administrator of J. W. Clark, -52-5- its requirements are learned; gather but to avoid loss through leaching deceased. experience from his failures and per should be used only in small amounts. The need of a fertile soil for alfalfa Administrator’s Notice to Creditors sist until successful. The reward of growing, while not generally recogniz such persistence is ample. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned The primary requirements of alfalfa ed, is highly important. Though the has been appointed by the county court of Ore are a deep, well drained, sweet and plant draws its most important food, gon for Jackson County, administratrix of the of William Heeley deceased. All persons fertile soil, free from weeds. The nitrogen, from the air, yet it is a estate having claims against the said estate are hereby lands most nearly meeting theso re heavy feeder upon the other plant notified to present the same duly verified to the quirements are on the slopes of the foods of the soil. On naturally unfer undersigned at Jacksonville, Oregon within six rolling lands of the valley bottoms; the tile soils, or those run down by con months from the date hereof. April 30th, 1909. slopes and tops of the hills surrounding tinued wheat or other improvident Dated Mary We*terer administratrix of the estate of these valleys, or the deep sandy loam farming, it is necessary to supply im William Heeley deceased. river bottoms well above the water mediately available plant food such as Gus Newbury attorney for administratrix. -52-5- level. The ordinary valley low flat well rotted barnyard manure, to carry the young plants through the first two lands are not suitable. The deep feeding tap roots upon years until their deep feeding roots are NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS Such fertilization as whose length these plants depend for established. SALE OF REAL PROPERTY: securing plant food and moisture, barnyard manure or green manure IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON (like rye or vetch plowed under) is make a soil eight to ten feet in depth COUNTY OREGON. imperative. Although alfalfa prefers best applied to the crop preceding the In the Matter of tho Estate of G. Kar«*«ki alfalfa or preceding it with clover or 1 a sandy loam yet it has proved equally 1 Decease«!. vetch. Aside from its plant food and prosperous on the heavy clay loam Public notice is hereby ¡riven, that by virtue soils, a heavy clay subsoil or hardpan moisture retentive value the humus of an order of the above entitled Court in the from such fertilization is of great as- I matter of the above estate, which said order wau aistance to the alfalfa bacterial activi- 1 made and entered upon the 10th day of May. 1909, that I will at my residence in Jacksonville, Jack- 1 I ties. ALFALFA IN WESTERN OREGON There is no better time to paint your building than at the present time and you cannot set better paint than we nse. NOTHING CANTOUCH THE TWO HORSE BRAND »Ji I' LE VI STRAUSS&C 0 k- . SAM FRANCISCO — ________ Marketing Fruit The consumption of tropical fruit has ! become so large in Rogue River Valley that the importations of oranges and J lemons by express lots will soon give wav to car lots, as proven by the receipt I of a carload of oranges at Medford ; recently. This is the first full car of i tropical fruit ever brought to a Rogue , River Valley town. And tk) crates of ! bananas received in one shipment re-, ' cently is the record for that fruit for Medford. I With Rogue River Valley one of the .DECORATING.. WHILE IN MEDFORD There is nothing that will add more to the appear ance of a bouse or fence than a new coat of paint. It is the foundation of all decorations. Call and see Mack in front of Wearie’s for Chili Concarne and hot and cold lunch. Em ployment office in connection MACK WILL C£T YOU WORK PRESERVATIVE Chappell & Fick ? f ICE CREAM i What nicer dessert could you have for Sunday dinner? \ W. C. DENEFF & COMPANY s Pay $160 for a Typewriter? Why Buy a Second-Hand Machine? No Risk. Every Machine is Fully Guaranteed. Think it over OUR GUARANTEE We guarantee every machine we sell to give satisfaction, and will keep them in repair one year from date of sale, free of charge. We also guarantee them for two years against detrimental wear. This is better than you get with a new machine for 5100.00. Or a machine sold by a peddlar, that as a rule has out lived its useful ness, or it would not be offered for sale. The ordin ary second hand typewriter is only temporarily r e - paired and is only short lived, while we are able to offer you machines entirely rebuilt, rtbuilt, as good as new in every respect. A product of the largest factory of the kind in the world, employing only skilled mechanics. All our machines have all the wearing parts removed and new parts substituted. The bases and frames have been re-enameled and re-nickeled. They appear to be new and are as good as new. Apply at The JACKSONVILLE POST Charles F. Dunfoi d DR AY AGE Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water. JACKSONVILLE In the matter of the application of J. A. Kiser to register title to the following described land, to-wit: NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oregon Jacksonville Paint will not only add to DR. T. T. SHAW the appearance of a build ing but will preserve the Dentist. wood and prevent disease. Office in Ryan Building, California St., Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating Upf taira ÔRËGÔN JACKSONVILLE In The Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. son County. Oregon and from and after Monday i the 14th day of June, 1909. offer for tale and will , DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, U. sell at private sale and to the highest and beat ! | Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. May 11, 1909. Notice is hereby given that bidder for cash in hand all of the following de- SYLVESTER M. WERTZ seribed property of said estate to-wit; Beginn- ' i ingat a point 24.30 chains north and 7 chains of Ruch, Oregon, who, on June 25. 1903. made cast of SW corner of section 32. in twp. 37. SR Hon . tead Entry. No. 12869. S. R. 08525, for 2 W. of W. M. in Jackson County. Oregon, said NWh of SWu; W»tf of NW1«; Lot 6. Section 4. point being (he NE corner of the G. Karewski Township 39 South. Range 3. West, Willamette orchard, and running thence west 76 links; Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make thence south 13 degrees W. 3.30 chains; thence Final five year Proof, to eslablit>h claim to tho west 1.26 chains; thence S.. 17degree« W. 1.33 land alove described. before the Register and chains; thence S. 24‘a degrees W. 1.53 chains; K«ct .ver, at Roseburg. Oregon, on the 26th day thence S. 57 degrees E. 1.91 chains; thence E. of June. 19u9. Claimant names as witnessess: 2.15 chains, thence north 5.33 chains to the place MiK s Cantrill, of Ruch Oregon. W. S. Me- of beginning, containing 1.20 acres of land and Int- e. of Jacksonville, Oregon. Mrs. Sarah known as the Mill property. Cantril!, of Jacksonville, Oregon. L. M. Mc- Dated this the 10th day ot' May. 1909. Intj re. of Jack." nville. Oregcn. W. C. KITTO. Administrator De Bonis Non with the will an- I BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Kegis.er, xed of the estate of G. Karen ski. Deceased. All kinds of blacksmithing done promptly and at rea sonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Painting Season TAKE NOTICE Commencing at the Northwest Corner of Granville Sears’ Donation Land Claim no . 44 in Section 9. Township 37 South. Range 2 West of Willamette Meridian, running thence South 31.44 chains to the Southwest Corner of said Claim 44; thenco East 4.14 chains to the Northwest Corner of Donation Land Claim 43; thenco South 12.80 chains; thence East 47.08 chains to the East Boundary of said Claim No. 43; thence North 41.07 chains along the East Boundary of Claims Nos. 43 & 44; thence West 17.40 chains; thence North 3.16 chains to the North Boundary of claim 44; thence West along said North Bound ary 34.23 chains to the Northwest Corner of said Claim No. 44, the place of commencing, contain ing 217 acres, more or less. vs. Nanc.v Jane Jeffers, E. Jeffers, her husband. Jane Newman, Lyman Newman, her husband, Mary Hoskins, William Hoskins, her husband, Katherine Murphy, W. II. Sears, Ida Sears, his wife, Hiram Seaton, Lucinda Bishop, Nancy llall and All Whom it May Concern. Defendants. That on the 15 day of April 1909, an applica tion was filed by said J. A. Kiser in the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, for initial re gistration of the title of the land above describ- ed. Now, unless you appear on or before the 29 day of May 1909, and show cause why such ap- plication should not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the application, and I you will be forever barred from disputing the ! same. a Witness my hand and the seal of the court af fixed this 15 day of April 1909. W. R. COLEMAN, (Seab county clerk and ex-officio clerk of the circuit court for | Jackson county. Oregon. By M. B. Towne, deputy JOE APPLEBAKER, Proprietor Jacksonville, Oregon Prices $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50, $20.00 s Many New Arrivals in Shirts, Hosiery and Neckwear ' At the old George Lewis stand 3 1 OREGON Barber Shop andJ^om HOT OR COLD BATHS Agency for Southern Oregon Laundry JACKSONVILLE, OREGON Yes, I have it in any color and quantity you want at prices as low as the same grade can be had in • 2> Our paint com Portland. Now is ; the time of year pares favorably with other brands. topaint the house. We assure courteous treatmennt 9 A- and prompt attention to every f order and guarantee satisfaction. JL Fred J. Fick, Contractor and Guilder Money Loaned ON REAL ESTATE LONG TIME EASY PAYMENTS RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED The Jackson Loan & Trust Co Fort Worth, lexas, or Jackson, Mississippi
