Jacksonville post., March 05, 1910, Image 4

Cï/c
Religion.
laid before the president a st itement |
that was "absolutely false.”
He “deceived the president an 1 was
disloyal to him.”
Congress should "get rid of an un
faithful public servant.”
Public property is no. safe in his
hands,
An Ideal Cough Medicine.
“As an ideal cough msdici '.e I re­
gard Chamberlam’s Cough Remedy in
a class by itself,’’says Dr. R. A. Wilt­
shire, of Gwynneville, Ind. “I t ke
great pleasure in testifying to th: re
suits of Cl.amlj-i'bin’s ( <n.';'h R'cdj ini.
In fact, I know of no other preparation
that me :t so fully the exportation! of
the most exacting in cases of eroufrand
coughs of children. As it contiirs no,
chlorof r.n or morphine it certainly
makes a most sale, pleasa it and effi­
cacious remedy for the ill it is int nd-
e.l.” Fur sale al the City Drug SI ,re.
EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CRECON
I OR JACKSON COUNTY.
1
BM
AN IRRESISTIBLE BARGAIN
A civp’ religion, 11 it ahail
worth
E La e of J. W. Clark, cfceeased-
while, cannot co:ne to pass until men
Noti e's h ?reby given that the undersigned ex­
pla? ? public welfare above every private
ecutor of th? estate of raid decedent has filed
in the county co . ’ of Oregon, for Jackson Coun­
interest. The rich and the wdl-to-<b>,
ty h final Recount of his admin’.: tration of the
who seek privileges and protection an i
sai I es 'it . r d the said county court has fixed
immunities, are the mainstay of the po­
Monday, the 11th day of March. 1910, at 10 o’clock 1
all for only
oni> Year’s Subscrptbn for McCall’s Magazine
litical bosses. It h just as base to be
in the forenoon of raid day, in the court room of
For
Diseas?
of
the
Skin.
said court, in the county court house at Jackton-
purchased by the bribe of a norninuti m
d? “i fy Any I5-Cent KcCa’I Pattern you may select
ville. (. reg <n, a. the day and place for the hearing 1
Nearly all diseases of the skin such as
or a fran :hitie as to be b »light or s >1 i
of the said final account. All persons interested
dL o o
One Year’s Subscription for Jacksonville Post
by a bribe of money. The public ser- eczema, tetter, salt rheum and barbers’
arc h reby notified to make or file their objections
vire corporations in our inunicipali: i - i'eh, are characterized by an intense
to said final account with the said court, on or be­
McCall’s Magazine
fore said di y and time, if any .hey have.
will b • dealt with fairly aslong a< they itching and smarting, often make life a
February
12th.,
1910.
Is
a
large,
artistic, handsomely illustrated
are ready to deal squarely with the peo­ bu d n an I distirbi slajp ail re it.
R. A CLARK.
hundred-page monthly migazine. It con­
ple. L?t the n not urge i i defe Hu of Quick relief may be hail by applying
Executor of the estate • f J. W. Clark, de ceased.
tains sixty new Fashion Designs in each
bribe-giving th il ta *y é’mnt have Chamberlain’s Salve. It allays the itch­
NOTICE FOR Pi ¡»LIGATION
issue.
Every woman needs it for its up-to-
p.?ace.” The citizenship of acommuni- 1 ing an I smaiting almost ‘instantly.
DEPARTMENT GF THE INTERIOR,
date fashions, entertaining stories and
Mining Application No. 0174.
U. S. Land Office at Ito J'.urj. Oregon.
ty will always sutain men who base Many cases have be n cured by its use.
January 16th. 1910.
complete information on all home arid per­
UNITED 8TATES LAND OFFICE.
t P'ir appeal to it upon the highest pos­ For sale by the City Drug Store.
NOTICE I. hereby illv. n that Felix Clmbor.ki,
Roseburg1, Oregon, February 5, 1910.
sonal topics. Over one million subscribers.
*
sible ground-’.
of Bunc >m, Oregon. wh >. on November 23, 19.KI,
Notic * i hereby given that Prior Eaton, whoa? rl
Regular price 5 cents a copy. Worth double.
»
No machinery will do the work of ci­
made Homestead application [01080,1 No, 14275. post offic? ad Iress is Jacksonville Jackson Coun­
Cail at the Bose, for some of that for SEH. Seeetlon 6. T.,wnahip 40 South. Range
ty. Oregon, has made application for patent to
vic reform or supply the want of civic delicious candy.
McCall’s Patterns
2W., Willamette Mer id ¡an. has lile I notice ,>f Inten­ the following described placer mining ground sit­
religion. Cities can be chañe 1 anJ
So Simple you cannot misunderstand them
tion to make final commutation Proof, toe:tablish uated in Poormaii’s Cre.k mining district an un­
kept clean by men and women.
Absolutely accurate. In style irreproachable
claim to the land above describe I, bef >rc W. H. organized minirg district of Jackson County. Or­
Before and beyond all nomination and
Ordinance Amendment
Cannon. U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at Mod- egon, sail placer greuni being known as the
You may select, free, any McCall Pattern you
ford, Oregon, on the 26th. day of March. 1910.
election reforms, important though
PllAliCEF-.AT PLACER MINING CLAIM”.
desire from the first number of the magazint
THE PEOPLE OF THE’. CITY OF JACKSON­
Claimant names as witnesaoe:
Survey 714. an i co.?.-i tin ? of the west half c f the
these in truth are, is needed the cease­
which reaches you. Regular price 15 cents
VILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, DO
Frank Crump. A. S. KU-ii.hammer, Fred Com- north-west quarter of the north-west quarter of
less and unwearying consecration to the
best. Cyrcnua Combcst, all of Buncom, Oregon.!
section seven in town? hip 38 ? ou(h. of range two
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS;
The Jacksonville Post
civic weal of the citizen and the patri­
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
west, of the VV Eametie Meridian, and particular­
That section, 20, of ordinance No. 87,
ot. There are voting machines of two
One of the best edited papers in this part of the State. Gives all the I
Register. ly described at— Beginning at the north east
be amended to read as follows: The
corner of section 1’. in township 38 south, of
news that’s fit to print. Interesting and progressive. Indispensable in B
kinds, human and metal, the human that
range thre? west, o’ the V.il'amctto Meridian, at
ORDER.
count «and the metal thatdo count. Treasurer of the city of Jacksonville
every Jacksonville home. Regular price, $1.50 per year.
V
a post diivea for a corner, the same being the
3 he American must vote, notas a par­ shall be allowed one per cent, upon all
I n THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY,
north west corner of the said Prairie Flat Piacer
money received by him into the City
STATE OF OREGON.
tisan, but as an American—not with
Min.ng cl Em, an.l lunr.i t.. the ce south 80 rods,
Treasury to the amount of, Five 'Ihous- In the matter of the Guardianship of Annabel where
a post is cliven for a corner, being the
his lea l pencil, but with anen lightened
Call at our office or address order Io JACKSONVILLE POST, Jac.k-onvUle, Ore «
and Dollars, and ene per cen'. upon all MacKinnon, a minor, order ;-
south west corner of said placer claim, from
conscience, casting his ballot, that is
• »
h cn oak t.eo u inches in diameter, bears
making his citizenship felt, in the kpir- moneys disbursed by him to the amount Now on petition.of Caroline Louise MacKinnon, wui
of Five Thousand Dollars, and one half foreign guardian for the above named minor, it n . vh 80 degrees w -L 13 link.'», thence cast 40
it of the freeman’s oath of 1631, taken
appearing from the said petition that it is neces­ rods to a po/.t driven ior a corner, belli ; the south
by every voter during the early da^s per cent, upon all moneys received by sary and wouid be beneficial to the said miner that east coiner of the said claim, from which a fir
him over the amount of Five Thous­ the r« al estate of said minor in Jackson county. tree 8 inches in diameter btai > south it» degrees,
of the colony of Massachusetts:
minutes ea.»t 10 link.., ii.'.ace north So rods to
“I do solemnly bind myself that I wlil and Dollars, and one half per cent, on Oregon, be sold as prayed for in said petition, said 30
all moneys over Five Thousand Dollars real estate being deacribcd as Lots throo (3) and a post driven for corner, being the north oa^t
give my vote and suffrage as I shali
four (4) and the south half of the northwest quar­ coiner of said claim, from which a white oak 1 in­
judge in mine own conscience may best disbursed by him as such Treasurer,.
ter iNW!4) of Section two (2), Township thirty- ches in diameter bears nui <.h 25 degrees east 11
T.
T.
S
haw ,
four (34) South, Range three (3) West, of the VZ.l- links, thence west 40 rods to the place of begin­
conduce to the public weal, so help me
Mayor arnette Meridian.
ning— and the east half of the north east quarter
God.” As go the cities, so will go the H enry G. D ox ,
IT LS ORDERED that the aaid petition be set <>f the north east quarter of section 12, in town­
Recorder.
American republic.—Dr. Stephen s.
down for hearing before this Court, in the court ship 38 south, of range 3 west, of the Willamette
Wise in Pacific Monthly.
room thereof, on the 21st day of March. 1910, at Mc-riuian,
The amende 1 location of said first described
o’clock A. M., and that the next of kin of the
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Guardian’s Sale of Real Estate. 9;30
said minor, ar.d all persona interested in tho es­ part of the said Prairie Flat Placer Mining Claim
c.
n.- ¡sting of the West half of the north west
tate, appear before thin Court at said time and
An Awful Eruption
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
place to show cause why a liccin c should not be quarter of the north west quarter of said section
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
OREGON
FOR
of a volcano excites brief interest, and
all
Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
'I,
in
township
38
south,
of
rc.ngc
2
west,
of
the
granted for the sale of such estate as prayed for in
JACKSON COUNTY, IN THE MATTER OF said petition; and that u copy of this order shall I Wilamette Meridian, and more particularly de-
your interest in skin eruptions will be
too
Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
THE ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF be published in the Jacksonville Post, a newspa- 1 . tribe.1 herein, is recorded in volume 15, at page
as short, if yon use Bucklen’s Arnica
1.53,
of
the
Mining
records
of
Jackson
County,
Or
­
per
published
in
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
and
of
LEON S. COGGINS.
Salve, their quickest cure. Even the
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
general circulation, for at least three successive ' egon, And the location notice of said second de­
Notice is hereby given that pursuant weeks prior to said hearing.
w rst boils, ulcers,or fevor sores are
scribed pari of said Prairie Flat Placer Mining
soon healed by it. Best for Burns, Cuts, to an order of the county court of Jack- Dated this 21st day of February, 1910.
Claim, consisting cf the east half c f the north cast
quarter of tho north east quarter of section 12, in
X R. N eil .-
Bruises, Sore Lips (chapped Harlds. son Co., Oregon, dated January 18,
County Judge. I township 38 south, of range 3 west, cf the Will­
Chilblains, and Biles. It gives instat re­ 1910, in the above entitled matter, the
amette Meridian, is recorded In volume 8. at page
undersigned guardian will sell at
lief. 25c. at the City Drug Store.
SUMMONS.
-120, of the Mining Records of Jackson County,
private sale to the highest bidder, sub­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF Oregon. The adjoining claimants are none, and
there are no adjoining claims to the said describ­
ject Io confirmation by said court, on
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
ed Prairie Flat Placer Mining Claim.
and after Monday, March 7, 1910, at J.D, Cochran, plaintiff,
The Old Problem
vs
And notice is further given that all persons
the office of my attorneys, Colvig & Daisy Cochran,
claiming adversely the n/nin.r ground, placer,
defondant.
Reames, Medford, Oregon, or at the To Daisy Cochran, the above name d defendant: veins, and lode premises herein before described
“The cost of living’s very high,” the office of Judge E. A. Brid.'eford, 618 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, and referred to, or surveyed, platted or herein
applied for, are hereby not.ifi d that unless their
young man muttered with a sigh; Clunie Building, San Francisco, Cal., you are hereby sunTnonwl and required to appear ...
answer the c-mp’.aint of the p’ainiiff in the advene claims ara duly fikd according to law,
"when 1 have paid tho grocer, i bill, all the right, title, interest and estate and
above entitled Court, now on file with the Clerk I within the time prescribed by law, with the Reg-
anti helped the buteh< r line his till, and of the said Leon S. Coggins, a minor, of said court, within ten days after the date of | inter of the United States Land Office, at Rose
B. WETZEL, Prop.
squared up divers other things, my .“ala­ the same being the undivided two- the service of this summons upon you if served ' burg, Douglas County, On ion, they will be bar­
ry has taken wings. There’s something thirtieths (2-30s) in and to all of the within Jackson County, Oregon, if served person­ red from any right of claim in e aid premises and
All
kinds
of
prepared
Innch
goods. Sandwiches 5 cents. Picnics
part thereof, by virtue of the statutes of
wrong somewhere, I think; thegovern- followin ' described real property, sit­ ally upon you out of the State of Orcj. on then every
within six weeks after the date of such service, the United States in such case mode and provided.
and
party
supplies
a specialty. Telephone 134
inent is on the blink, and congress can’t uated in Jackson Co., Oregon, to-wit: but if served by publication of said summons then
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
amount to shucks since living costs so
Lots numbered one (1) and taro (2) within six weeks after the date of the first publi­
Register.
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies, constantly on
many bucks. And freedom, on her and the north half (N1.) of the north­ cation thereof, which date of first publication is
mountain height, won't cut much grass east quarter (NE1,) of section eight­ the 12th day of February, 1910, and the date of
SUMMONS
hand. Call and see us.
the last publication thereof is the 26th day of
if I am right, till prices are reduced by een (18) township forty-one (11) south, March, 1910, and if you fail to appear and answer
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
law; they arc the worst I ever saw.” range one (1) east of Willamette said complaint on or before the 2nd day of April, IN OF
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
1910, the plaint iff will apply to the Court for a de­
“When I was young,” th • graybeard meridian.
Mary M. Eote • .Plaintiff, v.i, J Non O. Estes,
said, “a wirkin; man was cheaply fed:
The southwest quarter (SW,) of cree of divorce against you on the ground of de­ Defendant.
This summons is served by publication
I used to plow and put up hay, and on­ the southeast quarter (SE1.) of sec­ sertion.
To Judson O. E.-.tes the abo1 named defendant.
for six consecutive weeks in the Jacksonville
ly drew one hone a day; and yet, when tion three (3); the northeast quarter Post, a weekly newspaper, of general circulation IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
days were dark and dank, I had a bun­ (NE1,) of section ten (10); the south published at Jacksonville, Of. under and pur suant you are hereby sum n jiie 1 ,>nd required to appear
dle in the I auk. But then I never tried half (S'2) of the northwest quarter of an order made by the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge and answer the complaint of the l'laintiff in the
above ent itled Court now on file with the clerk of
to burn more wealth than I was apt to (NW1,), the southwest quarter (SW'4) of said Court, on the 4th day of February. 1910.
said Court wi.hin ten lays after the date of ser­
CHARLES PRIM.
earn; I wasn’t buying hothouse grapes, of the northcast quarter (NE1.), the
If an employer should say to you, “I
vice of this sumnon3 upon you if servel within
Attorney f ir Plaintiff.
Jackson County, Oregon; if served personally
importel hats or ermine capes; I never west half (W'j) of the southeast
want a man for an important position,”
upon you out of the State of Oregon then within
SUMMONS.
pawned my house and lot to buy an au­ quarter(SE' t)and the southeast quarter
would you be the right man? Oppor­
weeks after the date of such rervice; but if
to or a yacht; and never racked my diz­ (SE'4) of the southeast quarter (SEq) I n the circuit court of O regon for the coun ­ six
tunities like this are coming constantly
serve I by publication iff sa d summons then
ty OF JACKSON.
zy bruins with schemes to buy aero­ of section eleven (11); the south half
to men trained by the International
within s’x weeks after the Lite of first publica­
H. Smith, plaintiff
planes. We're living now in bughouse SC) of the northwest quarter (NW'4), Charles vs
tion thereof, a.id you are h? eby notified that if
Correspondence Schools, an institution
you fail 'o appear and answer said complaint as
times, the birds are pelted with our the southwest quarter (SW1,) of the Lydia A. Smith, defendant.
that qualifies men to take advantage of
hereby require I the Plaintiff will apply to the
dimes; we idly blow our litte store, then northeast quarter (NE1,), the norih- To Lydia A, Smith, the above named defendant:- court
every opening; to command high sal­
for the relief prayed for in tho Complaint
rustle round and borrow more, and west quarter (NW1,) of the southeast I n the name of the state of O regon , Y ou to-wit, for a decree of divorce.
aries; to succeed in the best positions.
when we’ve landed in tho broth, we quarter (SE'4) and southwest quarter are hereby required to appear and answer the Under and by virtue of an o. d r : ..iie by the
Employers are daily applying to tho
gurgle forth, exceeding wroth, “Tlu (SW1,) <f section twelve (12); the compla’nt filed against you in the above entitled Honorable IL K. Hanna judge of sail Court,
Students’ Aid Department of the I.C.S.
court and cause, on or befoie the last day of the dated 20th day of January, 1910. this summons is
la ’■ ■; are . rely out of plumb; the gov­ north half (N'j) of the northwest time prescribed in the order for publication of
for men to fill positions of responsi­
served on the D?f ??« a it by publication thereof
ernment is ou the bum.”
quarter (NW1,) and lots numbered summons herein, to-wit:- on or before the 6th day for six sue?? ■ .. o w ??n.s i 4
bility. During last year over 4000
lacksonville Post,
WALT MASON. one (1), two (2) and three (3) and four of April, 1910, said date being the expiration of a weekly newspaper pri iv * 1 . . published at
students VOLUNTARILY reported ad­
>n, and the
Copyright by George Matthew Adams. (4) of section thirteen (13) and the six weeks from the day of the first publication of Jacks m . ill •. Jackson County. '
vancement in position and salaries, and
thia summons. And if you fail to appear and Defenda t by sai I order i r? ¡ui/ed to appearand
northeast quarter (NE1,) of the north­ answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply answer said complaint with .i
this wa3 but a small part of the whole
(6» weeks from
east quarter (NE',) of section four­ to the court for the relief prayed for in plaintiff s tho data of first publication, fh ? <• i ? of the
number advanced.
PinchoTs Accusa'iins.
teen (14; all in township forty-one (41) complaint, succinctly stated as follows:
first pub ieation of sai l sum .«>as is January, 22,
Why don’t YOU get in line for a
Local Headquartern:
I or a decree of the court abrogating and dis­ 1910. ant the date of lad
ieation thereof is
south, range one (1) east of W. M.
good
position? No matter who you are,
solving the marriage contract exist! lg between
128 E. MAIN STREET
Following is the gist of Ex-Forester
All of section twenty-live (25); all of plaintiff and defendant, on the ground of deser­ M rch 5th L10. J. A. LEMESY.
what you can do, or how little you earn,
Gilford Pinchot's accusations against seeti n thirty-three (33), and all of tion for a period of more than one year; that the
the I.C S. can help you in your own
Attorn' y for Plaintiff.
Secretary Bullinger, as laid before the section thirty-five (35), in township coats and disbursements of this suit be taxed
home, in your spare time to a better
Ballinger-Pinchot congressional inven forty (40) south, of range one (1) east against the defendant, and for such other and
position and earnings. The first step
SUMMONS
further relief as to this Court may appear just
ti iting committee Saturday after­ of W. M. The north half (N'j) of the and equitable.
is to mail this coupon. It costs you
Representative
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
noon.
southeast quarter (SE1,), the south­ This summons is published in the Jacksonville
nothing to do this and will bring you
OF OREGON FOR JACK í R/ ím COI is IY.
Bullinger entered his office with the east quarter (SE*,) of the southeast Post, by order of Hon. J. R. Neil. Judga of the Addie M. Link. Plaint .7 \s. G. A. Link, De­
information and help that may event­
Address all Communications to
de erminntion to mu'.e short work ot quarter (SE1,), the southwest quarter County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, which fendant.
ually be worth thousands of dollars,
order was made anti entered of record on the 17th
ToG. A. L’nk,
the abo.e »ame 1 defendant.
th 1 policy of keeping tho natural re (SW1,) and the north half (NL) of
Box 406,
Medford, Oregon MAIL IT NOW.
tiay of February. 1910. Dale of first publication IN THE NAME OF THE : : A 11 OF OREGON,
so rces of the country out of the hands icction three (3); the north half (N1.) hereof is the 19th day of February. 1910.
you are hereby summoned and required to appear
of monopoly.
F hed W. M ars , Attorney for Plaintiff. anil ? nswer the cvirplaint of thm Plaintiff
of the northcast quarter (NE1,), the
International Correspondence Schools
He made to the president an explana- southeast quarter (SE1,) of the north­
in the above entitled Court now on file
SI M MONS.
wi h the Clerk of said Court wi.hin ten days
ati n of his conduct that was “ess -?n- east quarter (NE1,). the north half
International Text Book Co., Proprietors
I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON. FOR JA0 KSON after the date of service of thia summons upon
ti. .ly false”
(N ) of the northwest quarter(NW4),
COUNTY.
yo.; if serve ! within Jack n County, Orejron;
SCRATON, PA.
Ballinger has been “unfaithful to his the northeast quarter (NE1,) of the Joseph McMahon, plaintiff,
if erved personally upon you out of the State
tri st as the guardian of public property southeast quarter (SE1,) ami the
vs
riease explain, without further obligation to me how I can qualify for a larger salary
of Oregon then within six week, after the date of
in the occupation, or gain a knowledge of the subject, before which 1 have marked X.
such service; but if served by publication of -»aid
of enormous value."
southwest quarter (SW1,) of section Mary McMahon, defendant.
In the Cunningham coil cases li< eleven (11); lots numbered one (1), To Mary McMahon, the above named defend;.nt: summons then within six week » after the date of
. Ad Writing
... Navigation
THE NAMEOFTHE STATE OF ORFGON. fir. t publication thereof, and y ?u are hereby no­
Bridge Engineering
two (2), three (3) and four (4\ north IN
.. Show-Card Writing
. . Sheet-Metal Drafting
Railroad Construction
You are hereby required to ap' car and answer tified that if yju fail to appear and answer raid
.
Window
Trimming
... Electrical Engineering
... Surveying
half (N1 _.) of the northeast quarter ' the complaint of plaintiff filed in the ale ve entit- complaint ns hereby rn.uired the Fbdnti'T will
.. Bookkeeping
. . Electric Lighting
Mining Engineering
.. .Stenography
(NE',)and tho
th half (N'J of I l»xl court and cause within six week» from the apply to the Court f.“ thei I’.ef prayed » r n the
.. Electric Railway Work
. Metallurgy
Commercial Law
.. .Telephone Engineering
Complaint,
to-wit.
fur
a
fi
c.ee
of
divorce.
.Chemiatry
|
date
of
tho
first
publication
of
this
sum
o
upon
the northwest quarter (NW1,) of sec­
. Illustrating
Architecture
Textile Manufactures
Under and by virtue of an order made by Hon.
1 you. which b the l»th day of Fclruaiv. 1910. and
Ornamental Designing
. . Constructing and Building .... French
tion fifteen (15); and lot numbered five i if you fail to appear and answer w thin the time H. K. Hanna, iudjje of said Court, dated 20th
. .Sign Painting
... .Structural Engineering
... German
.
Stationary
Engineering
(5) of the n th»est quarter (NW1,) required, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply day of January. 1910. thi- ummona is rented on
... Architectural Drafting
... Spanish
Mechanical Engineering
Heating and Ventilation
.... English Branches
of section thi teen (13); all of section to the court for the relief pra>ed for ;u d demand­ the Defendant by public ition thereof for six suc­
Mechanical Drafting
.... Plumbing
Pr» parat ion for U.S. Civil
cessive
weeks
in
tho
Jacksonville
P
vt,
a
weekly
j
Teaching
..
Civil
Engineering
ed
in
his
complaint,
to-wit;-
live (5); all if section even (7); all of
Service Examinations
For
a
decree
of
divorce
d
<
--nlv
hr the bonds of news) patter printed and published at Jackson-
section nine (9) and all of section
matrimony hereto, ore and novz existing between ville Jackson County. Or <on, and the Defend-
seventeen (17), all in township forty- plaintiff and defendant, for the custody of the ant b; . said order is reiuired to arpear and ans-
A n me
c.d complaint within six U 1 v eoks from the
>ne til) south, of range one (l) east minor child of nlainl.it e? d defendant, and for
,»f the first publication. The date of the first
of W. M.; al! >f section thirteen (13) such other reliet' as to the court may seem just
Street and No.
cation uf -aM »umnieiu is January 22nd,
in township forty-one (41) south, of m d reasonable in the peen.i.«.a
and the date of the last ,>ublfi atk»n thereof
Thia summons served by publication thercxu'!
range one (1) west of W. M.
M^ eUSth. J910.
in the Jacksonville l ost, published in lackron»
City
Dated the first day of publication ville. Jackson County. Oregon, once a wvk for
rix consecutive weeks, l.y «rd*r of Hon. F. M
hereof February 5, 191 ».
Calkins, Jud^e <»f said c uc. said order having
M ary E. C o - gins ,
of February, 1910.
OR. BELL’S ANTI-PAIN
C olvig & R eames ,
Guardian. be« n made on the 17th day
Gt s N kwhury .
For Internal and External Pains.
Attorneys for Guardian.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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