Jacksonville post., November 20, 1909, Image 4

A Bair’» Breadth Escupí,
A Method, t Minister Recommends
SUMMONS.
Chambrrlain’a Colic, Cholera
Jr’
ÌÌLH
ar.dYliarrhoea Remedy.
Do you know that every time you
I n the circuit court of the state
have a cough or cold and let it run on
‘
'...
“
1 have
used Chamberlain's Colic,
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
thinking
it
will
just
cure
itself
you
are
1
Cholera
Masculine Raiment Win Resemble
j and Diarrhoea R jmedy for
OF JACKSON.
inviting pneumonia, con umption or several years for diarrhoea. I consider
Lilies of the Field.
Leona
O
’
Donnell,
Plaintiff vs Max­
some other pulmonary trouble? Don’t it ihe beat remedy I have ever tried for
risk it. I*ut your lungs back in perfect that trouble. I bought a bottle of it a well M. O’ Donnell, Defendant.
BRIGHT COLORS THE FASHION health and stop that cough with Bal­ few days ago from our druggist, Mr. TojMaxwell M. O’Donnell, Defendant:
lard’s Horehound Syrup. Price 25c, R. R. Brooks. I shall ever be giad to
In the name of the State of Oregon,
50c and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by speak a word in its praise when I have you are hereby required to appear and
With Reversion, to Old and Elaborate City Drug Store.
the opportunity.
Rev. J. D. Knapp, answer the complaint filed against you
Styles, Men Will De Able to Rival
Pastor M. E. Church, Miles Grove, l’a. in the above entitled suit on or before
Women In Dress Display—Back to
the 18th day of December, 1909, and if
New Traía Service On The Curvallis Sold by City Drug Store.
the Early Victorian Era.
you fail so to do, for the want thereof
------- And Eastern
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
If the leaders of men's fashions are
Administratrix’s Fi.ral Notice
relief demanded in the complaint, to-
to be believed there promises to come
soon the most bizarre season In mas­ On Nov., 1st a straight passenger In The County Court Ol'Oregon Fir wit: for a decree dissolving the mar­
Jacks in County.
riage contract between plaintiff and
culine raiment which tile history of train was estabkshed on the Corvallis
and
Eastern
between
Albany
and
Ya
­
In
the
matter
of the Estate of Will­ defendant, and allowing plaintiff to re­
fashion lias known since men laid
sume her maiden name.
aside knee breeches, satin waistcoats quina, leiving Albany at 12:35 P.M. iam Heeley, deceased.
This summons is published by virtue
and lace Jabots. Men are going In for and arriving in Yaquina at 5:15 P.M.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
colors anything but somber and cloth­ Returning leave Yaquina at 7:15 A.M. dersigned administratrix of the Estate of an order made by the Hon. H. K.
arriving jn Albany at 11:15 A.M., mak­ of William Heeley deceased, has filed in Ilanna, Judge of the Circuit Court
ing cuts anything but conventional.
No less a personage than Frank A ing direct connections at Corvallis and the above entitled court, her duly veri­ for said county and state, dated No­
Vanderllp, president of the National Albany with Southern Pacific trains io fied final account of her doings in said vember 5th, 1909.
Withington & Kelley,
City bank of New York, led the rebel­ and from Portland and other S. P. estate, and said Court has fixed Mun­
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
lion against conventionality in purple points north and south.
day the 20lh day of December, 1909, at
Date cf first publication, November
and fine linen, and this long before
10 o'clock A.M. of said day as the time
NEWPORT IN WINTER
6th,
1909.
nature began to turn leaves gay colors
for
the
final
hearing
on
said
final
ac
­
Newport is an ideal winter resort.
and suggest that rich tssl and brown And the low rates now in effect from count. All persons interested are re­
ties are good to the eye.
quested to make or file their objections
When the lying Beach season was nt all S. I*, and C. & E. Points, with the to said final account with said court on
SUMMONS.
Its height Mr. Vanderllp appeared nt improved train service now established
cr
before
said
time,
if
any
they
have.
places
it
within
a
few
hours
ride
from
the Nassau hotel wearing evening
clotlies of pure white serge. Men in the Valley, arriving there at 6:09 I’.M. Said hearing will be had in the court In The Circuit Courl Of The State Of
black dinner coats or blue serge with in time for dinner. Excellent hotel room of said court in Jacksonville,
Oregon For Jackson County.
white flannel trousers sat up to take accommodations at reasonable rates. Jackson County, Oregon.
Wm.
L. Brewster, as Administrator,
notice, but women followed after in For further particulars call on any C &
Dated, November 18, 1909. _
'
with
the
Will annexed, of the estate of
admiration the full length of I Xing E or S. P. Agent, or write to Win. Mc­
Mary Wetterer, adminis­
George Baldwin, deceased. Plaintiff,
Beach's "peacock alley.”
tratrix
of
the
Estate
of
Murray, General Passenger Agent,
All In White.
William Heeley, deceased. vs. Martin Ellis, and A. J. Norton,
Portland, Oregon.
Defendants.
The trousers were the regulation
To Martin Ellis and A. J. Norton,
dress cut, and the wnlstcoat followed
Notice Of Application For Patent.
the above named defendants:
the usual V shaped lines. The front
ITCfi REWARD, 8100.
of the coat followed conventional lines,
United States Land Office, Riseburg,
In the name of the State of Oregon:
but the back was quite short and point­ The readers of this paper will be
Oregon.
You
and each of you, are hereby re­
ed. White silk facings were used on pleased to learn that there is at least Mineral Application No. 04945
quired to appear in the above entitled
one
dreaded
disease
that
science
has
lapels and collar, and white linen, a
November 16, 1909. court and cause, and there answer the
white silk bow tie and soft white been able to cure in all its stages, and
Notice is hereby given that Robert complaint of the plaintiff on file there­
leather shoes completed the makeup.
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
Comfort cannot account for the strik­ is the only positive cure now known to S. Towne, by his Attorney in fact F. W in against you, within ten days from
ing design of the new evening clothes the medical fraternity. Catarrh being Carnahan whose Post Office Address is the date of the service of this summons
which Caruso, the tenor, is wearing. a constitutional disease, requires a con­ Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, has upon you, if served within Jackson i
Those are made of royal purple broad­ stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh filed an application for Patent for the County, Oregon. Or, if served within ri
cloth and cut upon conventional lines,
Seattle Consolidated Placer Mine or any other county of Oregon, then, • Í
with the silk braid stripe down the Cure is taken internally, acting directly mineral deposit bearing gold, consisting within twenty days from the date of
trousers legs The coat Is cut a trifle upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the service of this summons upon you. |
smaller In the front, the better to dis­ the system, thereby destroying the of six placer mining claims as herein­ Or, if served by publication, or out of
play a startling waistcoat of old fash foundation of the disease, and giving after described in this notice, being
lolled brocade fa flower patterns, With the patient strength by building up the situated in the Applegate unorganized the State of Oregon, after order for tí
tills Caruso wears a silk tie.
constitution and assisting nature in Mining District, County of Jackson, publication, then on or before the last
Certain Victorinn tendencies am doing its work. The proprietors have State of Oregon, and is about to make day prescribed in said order for publi­
shown in the full fashions for men. so much faith in its curative powers application to the United States for a cation of this summons. The time pre­
Waistcoats of gayest patterns and rich­ that they offer One Hundred Dollars patent for the said mining claims, scribed in said order for the publication
est fabrics are being offered at all the
which are more fully described as of said summons is six weeks from the
smart shops where apparel for mon is for any case that it fails to cure. Send follows, to-wit:
date of the first publication; the date
for
list
of
testimonials.
sold, Mnny of the now crnvnts art*
of said first publication is October 30th,
G.
W.
FAUCETT
CLAIM.
Address
F.
J.
Cheney
&
Co.
,
Toledo,
O.
also large butterfly effects, but the
1909, and the time within which, by
band around the neck is not quite so Sold by all Druggists, Price 75 cents.
The Bast Half of the Southeast said order, you are required to appear
wide ns In the Victorian period. The Take Halls Family Pills for constipation. quarter of the Southeast quarter of
and answer is the 11th day of Decem­
seal or eyeglass hung on a ribbon is
Section 10 Township 41 South, Range ber, 1909.
becoming quite a familiar adjunct of
4 West, Willamette Meridian, in Jack-
Personal service of this summons up­
masculine dress, especially among tile NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
son County, Oregon.
Older beaus.
on you without the State of O -egon
NOTICE is hereby given that the
HELEN J.
shall be equivalent to publication, and
Striking Color Combination«.
undersigned, as the administrator of
But perhaps it is more in color com­ the estate of Elisha W. Andrews, de­ The West Half of the Southeast You will take notice that if you fail to
bination than In fabric or cut that the ceased, has filed his final account in the quarter of the Southeast quarter of so appear and answer said complaint at
masculine taste now runs to striking matter of said estate with the County Section 10, Township 41 South, Range said time, plaintiff will apply to the
effects. Hosiery and crnvnts must
4 West, Willamette Meridian, in Jack- above entitled court, for the relief de­
match to a nicety. In vivid blue, green Court of the State of Oregon, in and son County, Oregon.
manded in the complaint, to-wit:
for
the
County
of
Jackson,
and
that
and crimson, to say nothing of half a
For a judgment and decree of the
LAST
CHANCE.
said
Court
has
set
Saturday
the
27th
dozen striking shades varying from
violet to deep purple. Sometimes the day of November, 1909, at the hour of
The East Half of the Northeast above entitled court, that he, as Ad­
socks are plain weave. In color match­ ten o’clock in the forenoon as the time quarter of the Southeast quarter of ministrator, with the Will annexed, of
ing the silk tie. Again, the tic will be and the court room of said Court in the Section 10, Township 41 South, Range the estate of George Baldwin, deceased,
a solid color and the socks will show court bouse at Jacksonville, Oregon, 4 West, Willamette Meridian, in Jack- is entitled to the immediate possession
a paler shade of the same color, with for the hearing of objections thereto
and control of the following described
County, Oregon.
a small figure or stripe matching the and the settlement thereof.
real property situated in Jackson
S»UND MONEY.
tic. A third combination shows a
County, Oregon to-wit:
A. Andrews, Administrator
stripe, green and black or brown and
The West Half of the Northeast
The N '2 of Section 16, Township 34
green, so fine that both tie and hosiery
of the estate of Elisha Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of
South of range 2 East of W. M. to­ 'ÏÏ
look like old fashioned changeable silks
W. Andrews, deceased. Section 10, Township 41 South, Range
gether with the tenements, heredita­
of the Victorian age.
4 West, VVillarrette Meridian, in Jack- ments and appurtenances thereunto ■'i
New materials for waistcoats are gor­
son County, Oregon.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
geous In the extreme, and the once se­
date figure of conventional design Is In The County Court Of The State
That neither of you, the said defend­
SAW PIT.
giving place to broad stripes, Interlac­
The South Half of the Southeast ants, has any right, title or interest to
Of
Oregon,
For
The
County
ing rings and even flowers, a bright
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of sa'd land, or any part thereof.
Of Jackson.
figure on a neutral ground.
That the eertain instrument dated
Section
10, Township 41 South, Range
In the matter of the Estate of Nancy
Jewelry now matches the prevailing
the
8ih day of July, 1907, and recorded
4
West,
Willamette
Meridian,
in
Jack-
tone In neckwear, hosiery, suit or shirt. Steuber, deceased.
on March 9th, 1908, in Book 63 at page
son County, Oregon.
Often all features of the wardrobe
Order to show cause why Order of
383 of the Deed Records for Jackson
correspond In color. A very popular
HOPE.
County, Oregon, purporting to be a
color combination Is dull olive green Sale of Real Estate Should not be
The North Half of the Southeast general warranty deedof said premises,
with an almost Invisible amethyst made.
stripe In the fabric, lavender striped
It appearing to the Judge of said Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of by the said G .v,- Baldwin, to Defend­
shirt and tie, socks matching the cuff Court, by petition this day presented Section 10, Township 41 South, Range ant Marti.i Ellis, be declared to be
links and amethyst scarfpfn.
and filed by Frances M. Snyder the 4 West, Willamette Meridian, in Jack- spurious and fraudulent, and be set
administratrix of the Estate of Nancy son County, Oregon.
aside, as void.
WHEAT 3,400 YEARS OLD. Steuber of the County of Ramsey and The Amended Notices of Location of That the deed referred to in the com­
State of Minnesota deceased, prayin’ said six placer mining claims compris plaint of date the 24th day of March,
Connecticut Man Said t« Hav« 8om« for an order of sale of real estate, that ing the said Seattle’Consolidated Placer 1908, and of record in Book 63 at page
of Grain Jo««ph Stored In Egypt.
it is necessary to sell all of interest in Mine are of record in the office of the 530 of the Deed Records for J.icksdn
1.
Some of the wheat that Joseph and to the hereafter described real Recorder of Jackson County, Oregon, County, Oregon, purporting to be a
atored during the seven years of fam­ estate to pay the charges and expenses at Jacksonville, said County and State,
general warranty deed, conveying said
ine in Egypt has lieen received by
in Volume 16 of Mining records, pages premises from said defendant Martin
Valentine Hammer of Branford, Conn. of administration and claims against
24 to 29 both inclusive.
Ellis to said defendant A. J. Norton,
It was found by officers of the mu­ said estate.
The said mining claims hereby sought be declared to be void and fraudu­
It is Therefore Ordered by the Judge
seum of Cairo In a storehouse In Pier-
el-llnbrl, mid Its Identity was estab­ of said Court that Nancy O, Neil legatee, to be patented are bounded as follows: lent, and that both of said deeds be
On the North by Gold Bug Mining cancelled and held for naught.
Mary Cox, sister and legatee and all
lished by appropriate Inscriptions
About half the quantity found was persons interested in the estate of said Claim, owned by Robert S. Towne.
That the plaintiff have judgment
brought to the Cairo museum and deceased appear before said County
On the East by Section 11, Township for the costs and disbursements of this
placed on exhibition Tlie rest wits Court on Saturday the 4th day of De­ 41 South, Range 4 West, Willamette suit, to be taxed, and have such other
sold, and Azez Kliayal of New York cember A.D. 1909 at 10 o'clock in the Meridian, Jackson County, Orogen, and further relief as to the Court shall
city purchased a small amount of It forenoon of said day, at the Court and whether or not the same is vacant
seem just and equitable in the premises.
He sent a portion of Ills purchase to
This summons is served upon you by
Mr. Hammer. The wheat was stored room of snid County Court at the Court government land is unknown to appli­
publication in accordance with an order
in the nineteenth dynasty, 1,500 years House in Jacksonville in the County of cant.
On the South by the Cougar Meat of the Hon. II. K. Hanna, as judgo of
Jackson to show cause whv an order
before Christ, or 3,400 year» ago.
should not be granted to the said ad­ Mining Claim owned by Robert S. the above entitled Court, made in
ministratrix to sell so much of the Towne.
Chambers upon ihe 25th day of October,
On the West by Timber Cash Entry 1909, which order requires this sum- I
hereinafter described real astute of the
said deceased as shall be necessary, No. 12,821 of William Spalding.
mens to be published in The Jackson- '
And any and all persons claiming ville Post, a weekly newspaper of gen­
to-wit:
The W
of SW >«', SE
of SW Q adversely the said mining ground or eral circulation in said county and j
and SW
of SE 1«, Section 26, Town­ premises or any portion thereof so de­ state, published weekly in Jacksonville, j
ship 38 South Range 3 East of Willam­ scribed. are hereby notified that unless Jackson County, Oregon, and said j .s
ette Meridian, c mtaining 160 acres their adverse claims are duly filed ac­ order requires this summons to be pub- \
cording to law, and the regulations lished for six consecutive weeks, and
more or less.
And it is furlI.< r clered that a copy thereunder, within the time prescribed requires you to answer the same on or
of this order L ervod upon each of by law, with the Register of the before the last day prescribed in said
said legatees and all persons interested United States Land Office at Roseburg, order for the publication of said sum­
in the estate of said deceased in the in the County ef Douglas, State of mons.
Oregon, they will be barred by the
manner provdid by law.
Dated at Jacksonville, Jackson
Dated November 1st, 1909. provisions of law in such case made County, Oregon, this 30th day of
J. R. Neil, County Judge. and provided.
October, 1909.
Attest W. R. Coleman. Clerk.
Henjamin L. Eddy,
W. T. Muir and A. E. Reames,
By V. B. Towne, Deputy.
Register.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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“MORE PEOPLE”
Pass the word t> your relatives and friends to come now
Low C olonist R ates
To Oregon will prevail from ths
September 15 to October 15
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Deposit the amount of the fare with the nearest O. R. A N. or S. P.
Agent and ticket will be delivered in the East without extra cost
i*»nd us the names and addresses of any one interested in the State
for Oregon literature
Wm. M c M urray
Cenerai Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, ORE.
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Charles F. Dunfot d
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Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
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fl.
V. LARSES. Prop.
Fresh Bread, Plain and Fancy Cake»
Delicious Pies, Etc., Etc.
i
The Products of Our Bakery Equal the Best in the
Land. Try Them and be Convinced
Lumber
Orders tor all kinds of Rongh and Dressed
Lumber Promptly Filled
SHINGLES
Quality
Fred J. Fick,
Quantity
0
Contractor and Buildc
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Jacksonville’s New Market
Will please everybody with the Choicest cuts of
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL
At lowest possible prices.
Fowls when ordered
Don’t forget the place
THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
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