Jacksonville post., November 06, 1909, Image 4

Something Nice
$100 REWARD, $100.
Consumption Statistics
i SUMMONS.
I
n
the
circuit
court of the state
prove that a neglected cold
cough
The readers of this paper will be puts the lungs in so b3<l a condition
OF OIlECON FOR THE COUNTY
pleased to learn that there is at least • hat consumption germs find a fertile
OF JACKSON.
one dreaded disease that science has field for fastening on one. Stop (he
Leona O’Donnell, Plaintiff vs Max­
been able to cure in all its stages, and cough just as soon as it appears with well M. O’ Donnell, Defendant.
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. Soothes
ToJMaxwell M. O’Donnell, Defendant:
is the only positive cure now known to the torn and inflamed tissues and
In the name of the State of Oregon,
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being mukes you (veil again. Sold by City
you are hereby required to appear and
a constitutional disease, requires a con­ Drug Store.
answer the complaint filed against you
stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
in the above entitled suit on or before
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. the 18th day of December, 1909, and if
(he system, thereby destroying tlie
NOTICE id hereby given that the you fail so to do, for the want thereof
foundation of the disease, ami giving undersigned, an the administrator of plaintiff will apply to the court for tlie
the patient strength by building up the the estate of Elisha W. Andrews, de­ relief demanded in the complaint, to-
constitution and assisting nature in ceased, has filed his final account in the wit: for a decree dissolving the mar­
doing its work. The proprietors have matter of said estate with the County riage contract between plaintiff and
so much faith in its curative powers Court of the State of Oregon, in and defendant, and allowing plaintiff to re­
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for the County of Jacksen, and that sume her maiden name.
This summons is published by virtue
for any case that it fails to cure. Send said Court has set Saturday the 27th
for list of testimonials.
day of November, 1909, at the hour of of an order made by the Hon. H. K.
Address F. J. CheneyS Co., Toledo, O. ten o’clock in the forenoon as the time | Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court
Sold by all Druggists, Price 75 cents. ar.d the court room of said Court in the for Baid county and state, dated No­
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation. court house at Jacksonville, Oregon, vember Sth, 1909.
Withington & Kelley,
for the hearing of objections thereto
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
and the settlement thereof.
Date cf first publication, November
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Mis­
A. Andrews, Administrator
Gth,
1909.
sionary
Society
will
give
a
dime
social
of
AT THIS OFFICE In the line
of the estate of Elisha
I
Cards, Letter Meads, Envelopes,Bill­ Thursday, November 11th 1909 in the
W. Andrews, deceased.
basement of the Presbyterian Church,
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
heads. Statements, Folders. Hand­
and will serve coffee and doughnuts.
I n T he C ounty C ourt O f T he S tate
bills, Show Bills, Fosters, Sale
Everyone come an! have asocial time.
SUMMONS.
O f O regon F or J ackson C ounty .
Bills, Pamphlets, Blank Books.
In the matter of the Estate of James
Lit u/ print tbtm for you
In The Circuit Court Of Tho State Of Me Carron, Deceased.
Important to Farmers.
Oregon For Jackson County.
Notice is hereby given that I wa3 by
HAD GOOD TIME IN JAIL
Win. L. Brewster, as Administrator, Order of the County Court of tho
“The Business Side of Farming” is ’ with the Will annexed, of the estate of County of Jackson, State of Oregon,
Roland Hinten Borry, Anti-atimeny
th« title of a recent publication from George Baldwin, deceased, Plaintiff, sitting in Probate, duly and regularly
Sculptor, So Daclaraa.
Roland Illnton Perry, the sculptor the Oregon Agricultural College P.ess, vs. Martin Ellis, and A. J. Norton, appointed Administrator of the Estate
who was adjudged In contempt of The bulletin is Part 1, of the general Defendants.
of James McCarron, deceasad. All
court and sent to Ludlow street Jail subject and is devoted to Farm Rec­
persons having claims against said es­
To
Martin
Ellis
and
A.
J.
Norton,
In New York city on April 1 last for ords. It is written in a clear, simple
tate are hereby notified to present the
the
above
named
defendants
:
falling to pay up his back alimony, style, and will be easily comprehended
In the name of the State of Oregon: same to me certified as required by
finished his lerm of six months and by any farmer. It is handsomely il­
You and each of you, are hereby re­ law; at the office of the County Clerk
was released. The artist praised the
Ludlow street Jail in a manner to make lustrated by twenty full-page engrav­ quired to appear in the above entitled of Jackson County at Jacksonville in
Warden llegnn blush. As a Jail, ho ings. Future bulletins on Rural Law court and cause, and there answer the said County and State.
and Rural Economy are promised. Like complaint of the plaintiff on file there­
said, ft was absolutely Ideal.
Richard J. .McCarron, Ad­
"But don’t get the Idea that It’s n I all the college and station bulletins, it in against you, within ten days from
ministrator of the estate of
club,” lie said "The difference is that is published for free distribution.
the date of the service of this summons
James McCarron, deceased.
In a chili you are allowed the privilege
Professor Bexell, the author of the upon you, if served within Jackson Dated Jacksonville, Oregon, Oct. 9, 1909
of choosing your companions, while at bulletin, says in his introduction: “It
County, Oregon. Or, if served within
Ludlow street"— He paused significant­
ly and gave the Idea that If one had is a truism to say that the financial any other county of Oregon, then,
SUMMONS.
to spend a day playing pentichle It was side of farming is of the utmost im­ within twenty days from the date of
far better to have congenial compan­ portance. But the fact remains that the service of this summons upon you.
this side of the world’s greatest in­ Or, if served by publication, or out of
ionship.
In The Circuit Court Of Oregon,
"You must not think that I have any dustry is almost entirely neglected by the State of Oregon, after order for
For Jackson County.
fault to find," he added. "1 spent a both the farmer and the schools.
publication, then on or before the last
pleasant summer on the whole. My
Emma Flohr, Plaintjff, vs Charles r r-»?
The edition will not cover the entire day prescribed in said order for publi­
'-«Bri -«»rf tworfiaPr/sr»-
room was remarkably cool. Itwassup-
Flohr, Defendant.
plled with books and magar.fncs. and station mailing list, but the bulletin is cation of this summons. The time pre­
To Charles Flohr, the above named
about tlie only tiling that I missed mailed to any one en request. Ques­ scribed in said order for the publication
outside of my family and iny work tions on the Business Side of Farming of said summons is six weeks from the defendant;
was exercise."
will be cheerfuly answered. Address, date of the first publication; the date
In the name of the State of Oregon;
Professor J. A. Bexell, Oregon Agri­ of seid first publication is October 30th, You are hereby required to appear and
1909, and the time within which, by answer the complaint of plaintiff; filed
WORK FOR ABOLITIONISTS. cultural College, Corvallis, Oregon.
said order, you are required to appear in the above entitled court and cause
Slavery Conditions In Portuguese la- Good Cough Medicine for Children and and answer is the 11th day of Decem­ within six weeks from the date of the
lands Arouse British Reformers.
ber, 1909.
first publication of this summons upon
Grown Folks, Too.
in calling attention to conditions ex­
Personal service of this summons up­ you; which is the 2nd day of October,
isting on the Portuguese islands of
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming te
“We could hardly do without Cham­ on you without the State of O-egon 1909. And if you fail to appear and
Snn Thome and Principe, off tho coast
shall
be
equivalent
to
publication,
and
answer
within
the
time
required,
for
all
Farts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
of Africa, (lie British Anti-slnvcry so- berlain’s Cough Remedy,’, says Mrs.
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
claty declares that the "cocoa slavery" Flora Despain of Bloyd, Ky. “I found You will take notice that if you fail to want thereof the plaintiff will apply to
existing there is worse than anything it to be so good for th« croup and have so appear and answer said complaint at the court for the relief prayed for and
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
that appeared in the da.va when there nsed it for years. I can heartily re­ said time, plaintiff will apply to the demanded in her complaint, vis: For a
wore s I mvoh in Jamaica.
above
entitled
court,
for
the
relief
de
­
decree
of
divorce
disolving
the
bonds
of
commend it for coughs, colds and croup
Il seems that from 30.000 to 37,000
manded in the complaint, to-wit:
matrimony heretofore and now exist­
negroes are on the islands of San in children and grown folks, too.” The
For
a
judgment
and
decree
of
the
ing
between plaintiff and defendant
Thome and Principe and tlint the mor­ above shows the implicit confidence above entitled court, that he, as Ad­ and for such other and further relief
that
many
mothers
place
in
Chamber
­
tality is so great that It in necessary
ministrator, with the Will annexed, of as to the court may Beem just and
to Import lietween 5,(XX) niul 0,000 an­ lain’s Cough Remedy, a confidence
nually Io keep up (lie number and that based on many yea. s’ experience in the the estate of George Baldwin, deceased, equitable.
This summons is served upon you by
those who arrive on the islands are use of it. No one need hesitate to use is entitled to the immediate possession
nbout half of the number sent from the this remedy for it contains no chloro­ and control of the following described publication in The Jacksonville Post,
Interior. In other words, 10,(W0 lives form, opium or other narcotics and real property situated in Jackson published at Jacksonville, Oregon, once
are annually sacrificed that cocoa may may be given to a child as confidently County, Oregon to-wit:
a week for six consecutive, weeks in
be cheap.
The N Ji of Section 16, Township 34 pursuance of an order of Hon. II. K.
as to an adult. For sale by City Drug
South of rang« 2 East of W. M. to­ Hanna Judge of said court, said order
Store.
STORK FOLLOWS CIRCUS.
gether with the tenements, heredita­ having been made on September 25th,
HOT OR COLD BATHS
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
ments and appurtenances thereunto 1909.
Bird Has a Busy Day In Ooboolfleld,
Agent tor
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Gus Newbury,
Va., Whin Shew Departs.
That neither of you, the said defend­
Attorney for plaintiff.
Two sets of triplets, three pairs of In The County Court Of The State
Soulhern Oregon Laundrj
ants, has any right, title or interest to
twins and two remlar babies, mnklng
Of Oregon, For The County
said
land,
or
any
part
thereof.
a total of fourteen children born to
Of Jackson.
That the certain instrument dated NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
seven families In the same town on ths
JACKSONVILLE,
In the matter of the Estate of Nancy tha 8th day of July, 1907, and recorded
ssme day. Is the unprecedented record
UNDER EXECUTION.
of Schoolfield, a suburb of Danville, Steuber, deceased.
on March 9th, 1908, in Book 63 at page
Ta. The births came In the wake of
By Virtue of an Execution duly is­
Order to show causo why OrJer of 383 of the Deed Records for Jackson
a circus that visited the city. Resi­ Sale of Real Estate Should not be County, Oregon, purporting to be a sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
dents of the place arc looking forward
general warranty deed of said premises, i of the County of Jackson, State of
made.
with Interest to another circus day.
It appearing to tho Judge of said by thesaidGeorge Baldwin, to Defend-j | Oregon, dated the 22nd day of Septem­
Court, by petition this day presented ant Martin Ellis, be declared to be I ber, 1909 in a certain action in the
8lxte«n Million Moro Pennioa.
There were 16,000.000 one cent pieces and filed by Frances M. Snyder the spurious and fraudulent, and be set Justice Court for the precinct of Jack­ KJ j
«
sonville, said Sti.tc nnd County wherein
turned out by the United Stntes mints administratrix of the Estate of Nancy aside, as void.
In September. There were also 018.875 Steuber of the County of Ramsey and
That the deed referred to in the com­ L. A. Askew nnd Nannie_Aakew as de­ 7j
other coins. Including $315,330 In gold State of Minnesota deceased, praying plaint of date the 24th day of March, fendants recovered a judgment against
Orders iter all kinds of Rough and Dressed
and $454,085 In silver
for an order of sale of real estate, that 1908, and of reeord in Book 63 at page D. E. Jones as plaintiff for the anm of
Lumber Promptly Filled
it is necessary to sell all of Interest in 530 of the Deed Records for Jackson Thirty-eight and 80-100 (,133.80) Dollars
and
costs
and
disbursemsnts
on
the
3rd
MOTHER MARTHA ON STAMP. and to the hereafter described real County, Oregon, purporting to be a
Quality
Quantity
estate to pay the charges and expenses general warranty deed, conveying said day of February, 1905, said judgment
Daughters st ths Revolution Want Her
premises from said defendant Martin being docketed in the Clerk’» office for
of
administration
and
elaiins
against
Fred J. Fick, Cantraeter aad BaiMer
Fsos on Twolvo Cent I muo .
Ellis to said defendant A. J. Norton, said County nnd State on the 11th day
I of April, 1905.
The picture of Martha Washington said estate.
be
declared
to
be
void
and
fraudu
­
It is Therefore Ordered by the Judge
may be placed upon the twelve cent
Notice Is Hereby Given that 1 will
postage stnmps of the present scries. of said Court that Nancy O.Neil legatee, lent, and that both of said deeds be
on
the 15th day of November, 1909, at
cancelled
and
held
for
naught.
MemlsTS of the Society of the Daugh­ Mary Cox, sister and legatee and all
That the plaintiff have judgment the front door of the Court House in
ters of the American Revolution have persons interested in the eBtate of said
requested the pcstofflee department to deceased appear before said County for the costa and disbursements of this the town of J acksonville, in said county
take sueb actio®.
2 o'clock P. M. of said day, sell at
Court on Saturday the 4th day of De­ suit, to be taxed, and have such other
'Hie suggestion Is supported on the cember A.l). 1909 at 10 o’clock in the and further relief as to the Court shall , public auation to the highest bidder for
ground that It would be an appropriate
seem just and equitable in the premises. rR'b lbe following described real prop-
recognition of one half of tho people forenoon of said day, at the Court
This summons is served upon you by erty, to-wit:-
room
of
said
County
Court
at
the
Court
of the United States, not to mention
All the
title and interest said
j*"
“ right,
•_*
Its merits from an aesthetic point of House in Jacksonville in the County of pubiication ia accordance with an order
Jackson to show cause why an order of the Hon. H. K. Hanna, as judge of plaintiff, D. E. Jones, had on or after
»tew.
should not be granted to the said ad­ tha above entitled Court, made in the 11th day of April, 1905, in and to
Will please everybody with the Choicest cuts of
ministratrix to sell so much of the Chambers upon ihe 25th davof October, the North-west quarter of Seetion 32
hereinafter described real estate of the 1909, which order requires this earn- in Township 35 South of Range 2 East
Willamette Meridian in Jackson
BEEF. MM, MUTTON AND VEAL
said deceased as shall be necessary, mens to be published in The Jackson-
ville Post, a weekly newspaper of gen- County, Oregon, containing 160 acres,
to-wit:
Taken and levied upon as the prop­
At lowest possible prices. Fowls when ordered
The W Ji of SW
SE '4 of SW \ oral circulation in said county and
and SW ’« of SE
Section 26, Town­ state, published weekly in Jacksonville, erty of said D. E. Jones, plaintiff, or
ship 38 South Rai.
! East of Willam­ Jackson County, Oregon, and said so much thereof as may be necessary
ette Meridian, e.-i.t fining 160 acres order requires this summons to be pub­ to satisfy said judgement in favor of
Don’t forget the place
lished for six consecutive weeks, and I.. A. Askew and Nannie Askew, de­
more or less.
fendants
and
against
said
D.
E.
Jones,
And it is further ordered that a copy requires you to answer the same on or
THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
of thia order L< »-i ved upon each of before the last day prescribed in said plaintiff, with interest thereon, to­
said legatees and all persons interested order for the publication of said sum- gether with al) costs and disbursements
that have or may accrue.
in the estate of said deceased in the mens.
Dated
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc- j
at
Jacksonville,
Jackson
manner provided by law.
Dated Nov ember 1st, 1909. County, Oregon, this 30th day of tober 14th 1909.
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J. R. lxeil. County Judge. October, 1909.
W. A. Jones, Sheriff.
strong, durable, com
Attest W. R. Coleman, Clerk.
W. T. Mair and A. E. Ream««,
By
By M. B. Towne, Deputy.
Attorney* for Plaintiff.
I
R. B. Dow, Deputy.
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