I Well Known Hotel Keeper Uses and
Cold Weather Advice
been stationed in the valley during the
Recommends Chamberlain’s Colic
past two years in order to hell» those to all is to beware of coughs and colds
Cholera and Dierrhoer Remedy.
desirous of getting the very best in on the chest; as neglected they readily
formation on every phase of fruit lead to pneumonia, consumption or
“I take pleasure in saying that I
Inspectors Find Orchards in growing, and especially in the matter other pulmonary troubles, Just as soon have kept Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
eradicating pear blight.
as the cough appears treat it with Bal and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family
Good Shape but Trees on of This
letter has been p’epared in lard’s Horthound Syrup the standard medicine chest for about fifteen years,
Back Door Lots Need order to give anyone a chance to clean cure of America. Use as directed, and have always had satisfactory re
up before the inspectors come. I wish perfectly harmless. A cure and pre sults from its use. I have administered
Cleaning Up.
to assure every delinquent thut it will ventive for all diseases of the lungs. it to a great many traveling men who
be much cheaper to have this work Brice 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. were suffering from troubles for which
done themselves than to wait for a Sold by City Drug Store.
it is recom nended, and have never
By P. J. O'GARA.
county officer to do it for him. A much
failed to relieve them,” Says J. C.
Assistant Pathologist Department of
neater job of eradication may be done NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Jenkins, of Glasgow, Ky. This remedy
Ain ¡culture
During the past few weeks the county by the owner himself than by an offi< er
NOTICE is hereby given that the is for sale by City Drug Store.
fruit inspectors have lieen inspecting of the law who has little time for nice undersigned, as the administrator of
the commercial orchards of the Rogue work. It is not the work of an in the estate of Elisha W. Andrews, de
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
River Valley. With the exception only spector to cut out blight, but rather to ceased, has filed his final account in the
instruct.
You
would
hardly
expect
the
I
n
T
he C ounty C ourt O f T he S tate
of some abandoned tracts, they have
matter of said estate with the County
O f O regon F or J ackson C ounty .
found everything in a very satisfactory county to pay a man to cultivate your Court of the State of Oregon, in and
In the matter of the Estate of James
condition. They have done their work trees or to prune them; why, then, for the County of Jackson, and that
well, andI their'reports "show" that ” thZ should you expect the county to Pay said Court has set Saturday the 27th Me Carron, Deceased.
commercial orchardist of the entire men to do the actual work of cleaning day of November, 1909, at the hour of
Notice is hereby given that I was by
valley are cooperating in the work of I up your orchards? It is the inspector’s ten o’clock in the forenoon as the time Order of the County Court of the
eradicating all diseases and pests. The place to order this work done at your and the court room of said Court in the County of Jackson, State of Oregon,
success which has been attained in the expense if you do not see fit to Go it court house at Jacksonville, Oregon, sitting in Probate, duly and regularly
control of pear blight has been so strik yourself. The fruit interests of the for the hearing of objections thereto appointed Administrator of the Estate
ing, especially in very large orchards, valley are dependent upon you for cc- and the settlement thereof.
of James McCarron, deceased. All
that the writer desires at this time to operation, and they are asking no more
persons having claims against said es
A.
Andrews,
Administrator
voice his appreciation of the good work of you than is just. Clean up your
tate are hereby notified to present the
of
the
estate
of
Elisha
back lot orchards and help to boost
which has been done.
same to me certified as required by
W.
Andrews,
deceased.
It will be noticed in the above com the Rogue River valley.
law; at the office of the County Clerk
ment, that mention has been made of
of Jackson County at Jacksonville in
the orchards not situated within our
SUMMONS.
said County and State.
From Idaho
towns and villages where a far different
Richard J. McCarron, Ad
In The Circuit Court Of Tha State Of
state of affairs exists. There are some
ministrator of the estate of
Oregon For Jackson County.
notable cases where fruit growers own The following letter, with money
James Me Carron, deceased.
Wm. L. Brewster, as Administrator,
ing small tracts within the city limits order for $1.50 was received Saturday
Dated
Jacksonville,
Oregon, Oct. 9, 1909
with
the
Will
annexed,
of
the
estate
of
of the several towns in the valley have from “Uncle” Jimmie Twogood at
George Baldwin, deceased, Plaintiff,
done very creditable work under most Boise, Idaho.
vs. Martin Ellis, and A. J. Norton,
adverse conditions. It is really sur D. W. B agshaw , E d . P ost ,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Defendants.
prising that they were able to hold
Dear Sir: I purchased postoftice or-
To
Martin
Ellis
and
A.
J.
Norton,
UNDER EXECUTION.
their own at all. Those who did are der for you some time age but it got
men who have no other business within mislaid. Two weeks ago I fell off the above named defendants:
By Virtue of an Execution duly is
In the name of the State of Oregon:
the city limits than that of taking care the water wagon (beer) struck on back
sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of their small orchards.
Strictly of hand and put it out of commission You and each of you, are hereby re of the County of Jackson, State of
speaking, the business man or shop for writing. Then came the State quired to appear in the above entitled Oregon, dated the 22nd day of Septem
keeper cannot look after the details of Fair, my busy week, and neglected to court and cause, and there answer the ber, 1909 in a certain action in the
orchard fruit raising in the way that write. We just got through Oct. 16th complaint of the plaintiff on file there Justice Court for the precinct of Jack
the orchardist would do it. Since this with the biggest and best week’s State in against you, within ten days from sonville, said State and County wherein
is true the back lot is no place for Fair ever held on the coast. Those the date of the service of this summons L. A. Askew and Nannie Askew as de
growing fruit trees, and the front yard who had been there said our fruit, upon you, if served within Jackson fendants recovered a judgment against
had better be given over to shade vegetable, grain and mineral display County, Oregon. Or, if served within D. E. Jones as plaintiff for the sum of
trees, instead of fruit trees that cannot beat Seattle out of sight. Had more any other county of Oregon, then, Thirty-eight and 80-100 ($38.80) Dollars
within twenty days from the date of and costs and disbursements on the 3rd
be classed as shade trees.
than double the space under cover than
The orchardist depends upon the ever before with every available foot the service of this summons upon you. day of February, 1905, said judgment
product of his fruit trees for his exis of space utilized. There was every Or, if served by publication, or out of being docketed in the Clerk’s office for
tence, while the business man in the thing there most ever invented in the State of Oregon, after order for said County and State on the 11th day
city does not consider the few trees he | machinery, and although this is an off publication, then on or before the last of April, 1905.
may have as any real asset, and, as ■ year for fruit, still there was immense day prescribed in said order for publi
Notice Is Hereby Given that I will
matter of fact, they have no place in | quantities on display, many thousands cation of this summons. The time pre on the 15th day of November, 1909, : t
his yearly balance sheet. The business 1 of boxes all packed for eastern mar- scribed in said order for the publication the front doer cf the Court H se i'
man is entirely dependant upon the kets. They can’t get up any better of said summons is six weeks from the the town of Jackrcnville, h »::
farmer for his welfare. We should j fairs in any country. The weather date of the first publication; the date at 2 o’clock P. M. of sail lay,
jke to ask why we have the several | was ¡deal, averaging 70 degrees in the of said first publication is October 30th, public auction to the li’gl ’ 1
thriving towns in the Rogue River val shade with not enough to straighten 1909, and the time within which, by cash the following d .’scribe I r,
said order, you are required to appear erty, to-wit:-
ley—the answer is easy; the value of the flags at 12 M.
and answer is the 11th day of Decem
the orchards, as well as their products
All the right, title and inhr
Yours truly,
ber, 1909.
have made these towns what they are.
plaintiff, D. E. Jones, bad on <
J. H. T wogood .
Personal service of this summons up the 11th day of April, 19 . ■’
The other great resources surrounding
on you without the State of O.’egon the North-west quarter • f 1
these towns were here long before the
How to Cure a Cold.
shall be equivalent to publication, and in Township 35 South cf Range
orchards were planted, yet they did not
Be
as
careful
as you can, you will You will take notice that if you fail to
seem to have the almost miraculous
of Willamette Meridian in J-
effect upon their growth as have the occasionally take cold, and when you so appear and answer said complaint at County, Oregon, containing ICO :
do,
get
a
medicine
of
known
reliability,
said
time,
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
orchards.
Taken and levied upon as th ’ prop
There is but one conclusion: The one that has an established reputation above entitled court, for the relief de erty of said D. E. Jones, plain i;T, oi
man who owns fruit trees within the and that is certain to effect a quick manded in the complaint, to-wit:
so much thereof as may be necessary
For a judgment and decree of the to satisfy said judgement in favor of
city limits must be willing to care fur cure. Such a medicine Chamberlain’s
them as does the practical orchardist Cough Remedy. It has gained a world above entitled court, that he, as Ad L. A. Askew and Nannie Askew, de
or ho will have to submit to their re wide reputation by its remarkable ministrator, with the Will annexed, of fendants and against said D. E. Jones,
common ailment, the estate of George Baldwin, deceased,
moval by the county inspectors. Un | cures of this m
plaintiff, with interest thereon, to
less he can keep out pear blight, scale and < in alv r i I ’d : ■idixl upon. It is entitled to the immediate possession gether with all costs and disbursements
acts
on
nature
’
s
I
1
u,
relieves
the
and control of the following described that have or may accrue.
and other diseases which are a menace "
t n, opens the real property situated in Jackson
to the commercial orchard, his trees lungs, aids c”.i.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc
must be cut down. The county fruit secretions and aids IIP i " ■ in restoring County, Oregon to-wit:
The N J-j of Section 16, Township 34 tober 14th 1909.
inspectors have done everything pos the H-. : n to a I alti condition. For
W. A. Jones, Sheriff.
South of range 2 East of W. M. to
sible to make the back lot orchardist sale by City Di
By
gether with the tenements, heredita
understand the necessity of eradicating !
R. B. Dow, Deputy.
C
ments and appurtenances thereunto
all diseases, but much of hiu valuable
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
time has beem lost through the un
In
.)/ Oregon,
That neither of you, the said defend PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
willingness or inability of the town
"it V.
ants, has any right, title or interest to W e ,T he U ndersigned , legal voters of
orchardist to cooperate and do his duty.
ta d land, or any part thereof.
With so many trees in the towns given
vs
Woodville Precinct, Jackson Coun
That the certain instrument dated
absolutely no attention, instead of be
ty, State of Oregon, respectfully
the 81 h day of July, 1997, and recorded
ing a valuable asset they are in reality
petition the Honorable County
i
on March 9th, 1908, in Book 63 at page
a menace to the fruitgrowing industry
Court of Jackson County, State of
>83 of the Deed Records fur Jackson
of the entire Rogue River valley.
Oregon, to grant a License to M.
O i\
County, Oregon, purporting to be a
A thorough inspection and eradica
B. Whipple, to Sell Spirituous,
■,eneral warranty deed of said premises,
tion of diseased town lot orchards has
Malt and Vinous Liquors in less
by the said George Baldwin, to Defend
been begun, and the entire force of
quantities than one gallon, in Wood
ant Martin Ellis, be declared to be
county inspectors are at work in the
ville Precinct, Jac r.on County,
city of Ashland. As soon as their work fit.. |
punous and fraudulent, and ba set
State of Oregon, for the Period of
. ide, as void.
is completed there, they will in turn you:
12 Months, as in duty bound we
That the deed referred to in the com-
clean up Phoenix, Talent, Jacksonville, 190.1. A
will ever pray.
] .int of date the 24th day of March, 1. M. B. Whipple 33. J. L. L gan
Medford, Central Point, Gold Hill, ansii . !•
B, and of record in Book 63 at page 2. Joe Burkhart
Woodville, Eagle Point and other want th
3J. Charles Turner
places. The same program will be the f.i ii.
■ J of the Deed Records lor Jackson 3. Edwin Smith
40. A. Krygcr
carried out in Josephine county. The demand ' i
C. unty, Oregon, purporting to be a 4. W. J. Stanley
41. T. W. Conway
r.e.al warranty deed, conveying said 5. John White
inspectors will enforce the horticul decree i '.;.i
42. J. B. Conway
tural statutes to the letter, and in this inntrim iv h
i . einisea from said defendant Martin 6. Henry Laws
43. Geo. Magor'e
w-ork they have back of them the state ing between ) '
Ellis to said defendant A. J. Norton, 7 George Laws
41. M. Knapp
horticultural commission and the county : and for such other mid
lie declared to be void and fraudu 8. G. H. Jones
45. II. D. Sanborn
courts. 1 hope that no one will plead an to the court may i n
lent, and that both of said deeds be 9. R. Burkhart
46. S. L. Sundry
ignorance of the law. Furthermore, 1 equitable.
> it celled and held for naught.
47. G. W. Rule
10. L. L. Oden
there has been plenty of opportunity
That the plaintiff have judgment 11. D. Alexander
This summons is seri
43. W. M. Hiatt
for everyone to get information on publication in The .la
or the costs and disbursements of this 12. George Loud
49. A. J. Nicholson
fruit diseases and how to eradicate : published at Jacksonville,
nil, to be taxed, and have such other 13. G. F. Wertz
50. J. C. Aitken
them. The federal government as well a week for six conseci.
uid further relief as .o the Court shall 14. J. Perdue
51. John Thrasher
as the state and county has made it I pursuance of an order of ii n. 11. K. seem just and equitable in the premises. 15. N. R. Parsons
52. Henry Bedford
very easy to get such information Hanna Judge of said court, lid order
This summons is served upon you by 16. O. Nadeau
53. J. Swinney
through literature, which may be had having been made on September 25th, publication in accordance withan order 17. Fred Minthorr. 54. M. W. Hale
for the asking. A federal officer has 1909.
of the Hon. H. K. Hanna, as judge of 18 J. E. Estell
55. Samuel Mathis
the above entitled Court, made in 19. Wm. Judd
Gus Newbury,
56. Hugh Stevens
Attorney for plaintiff. Chambers upon the 25th day of October, 20. Edd Me Kee
57. Peter Mechr.n
■
•--------
| 1909, which order requires this sum 21. Chas. M Warren 53. C. S. Hatch
Ì
mons to be published in The Jackson 22. E. Woolfolk
Money Comes in Bunches
5J. J W Breeding
60. A.R. Williams
Io A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell, N.Y., ville Post, a weekly newspaper of gen 23. G. B. Gregory
81. A. L. Walter
now. His reason is well worth reading eral circulation in said county and 24. C. S. Estetl
"For a lang time I suffered from indi state, published weekly in Jacksonville, 25. Raymond Stevens 62. L. B. Ellis
63. Albert Davie
gestion, torpid lit -, constipation, ner J ackson County, Oregon, and said 26. W. Meyers
I order requires this summons to be pub- 27. J. H. Whipple
Harry L White
61.
vousness,
and
go
i
ai
debility,
”
he
M
writes. ”1 couldn't sleep, had no ap ' fished for six consecutive weeks, and 28. A. K. Earhart 65. S. J. Myers
66. J. R. Smith
petite, nor ambili. n, grew weaker every requires you to answer the same on or 29. Thos. Bedford
1
67. Dave Smith
day in spite of all medical treatment. before the last day prescribed in said ■ 10. E. Boyd
Then used Electric Bitters. Twelve order for the publication of said sum- 11. John Me Carvel 68. Nick Heller
69. Geo. Carter
12. Frank James
bottles restored all my old-time health mons.
Dated at Jacksonville, Jackson 13. H. B. Cartmell 70. Jonathan Pitman
and vigor. Now I can attend to busi
ness every day. It’s a wonderful med County, Oregon, this 39th day of 14. John M. Pitman 71. James Owens
¡LEVI STRAUSS&CO icine.” 1 nfallable for Stomach, Liver, October, 1909.
72. John Owens
15. C. W. Horton
W. T. Muir and A. E. Reames. 16. R. A. Pierce
73. B. Taylor
Kidneys, Blood and Nerves. 50 cents
>. -- • SAN
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- ~*u at City Drug Store.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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