Jacksonville post., August 12, 1911, Image 4

stock the
A Souvenir
From the Dead
By EDWARD BUCKMAN
Copyrlcht by American Preaa A»»o-
clatlon. 1911.
M c K enzie
SUMMONS.
in and to /aid land« and to redeem Ike same from
destroyed to ever; nine cases out of
Deafners Cannot be Cured
said sale with funds ten l**rc-d into c >urt for th»* •
ten are caused by Cxtarrh, which is
purp< se by plaintiff; ordering a sale of an id lands,
nothing but an inflamed condition of
subject to such right of redemption in the de­ by local applications, as they cannot
fendants Mor’on. js the Court deems just anJ reach the diseased portion of the ear. mucous surfaces.
decreeing that the proceed« of such «ale bo ap­ There is oniy one way to cure deafness,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
plied t »the p lyment of ths expensed of the re­ and that is by constitutional remedies. for any case of Deafness (caused by
ceive! nh ip an I this suit, f >r the repayment of
Deafness is caused, by an inflamed catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
the amount a l /anee 1 to mike said redemption
and for the payment of such judgment as rnay condition of the mucous lining of the Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Tolodo, O.
be obtained b/ this plaintiff agiinst said defen­ Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
I dant E. S. Morton in an action at law now pending inflamed you have a rumbling sound
in said Court against said defendants for the
Take Hall’s Family Pills for Consti­
or imperfect hearing, and when it is
raeoxery of money, and the surplus, if any. to the
pation.
entirely
closed,
Deafness
is
the
result,
defendants Morton or for such other or further re­
lief e- the Court deems just and equitable looking and unless the inflammation can be
to the application of the interests of the defen­ taken out and this tube restored to its
dant E. S. Morton in said real estate towards the normal condition, hearing
will be
Good for Nothing but tho Eyes
satisfaction of the claims of the plaintiff against
E. S. Morton, set forth in the complaint in said
suit, which claims aggregate $1.932.85, with in­ '•--go
i
i teres* upon $1,212.25 at the rate of 7 per cent per
i annum fron December 1st, 191 \ and with in- I
terest on $254from June 27th, 1910, at 7 per cent
per annum, and with interest on $465.60 at the
rate of 7 per cent per annum from February 9th,
1910 Date of first publication of this Mammons I
is August Sth, 1911
Dated July 27. 1911.
HOT OR COLD BATH5
NEFF & MEALEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ag:nt tor
O’Dell Bldg., Medford, Oregon
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON I
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
With
Sfe'lhead
o
Ada Louis Watts. plaintiff.
vs.
Alexander Watts, defendant. Suit in Equity
Equal the Rogue.
for a Divorce.
To Alexander Watts, tho above named de­
fendant:
By the release of 100,000 steelhead IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OFOREGON
salmon in the waters of the McKenzie, | You are hereby notified that you arc required to
Game Warden Finley expects to make appear and answer or otherwise plead to the
complaint of the above named plaintiff filed
that nt.-eam as inviting to fishermen aga'nst you in the above entitled court and cause,
as the Itoguo River now is. The within ten days from the date of the service of
secret of the success of the Rogue i this summons upon you, if served upon you
River, as a fishing ground, is due to ! within Jackson County. State of Oregon, or if
servetl upon you within any other county of the
the fact, that steelhe:uls always return : state of Oregon, then within twenty day.« from
to their original spawning ground after the date of the service of this summons upon you;
a trip to the deep sea. This is the only ! or if served by publication, then on or before the
respect in which they differ from the last day so prescribed in the order for publica-
tion of said summons as hereinafter stated; and
rainbow trout. It is believed that I you
will take notice that if you fail to so appear
once the steelhead is released in the ' and answer or otherwise plead to said complaint
McKenzie, that river will become a i within 3aid time, plaintiff will tike a default nnd
perpetual spawning ground for them decree against you for the relief prayed fo- in
and piovide excellent trout fishing her complaint, to-wit: for a decree dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing between
much closer to Portland and the north­ I you and the above named plaintiff and for a
west portion of the state.
! judgment for the costs and disbursements of this
: suit and for such other and further relief as to
I the Court shall seem equitable.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins. Judge
Public Libraries
<>f the above entitled Court, which said order was
1 made and dated in chambers on the ninth day of
I August. A. D. 1911, and it is therein ordered
The very pr?senre of a public library that you appearand answer or otherwise plead
has a meaning and exerts a power for to the complaint on file herein on or before the
of six weeks from the date prescribed
good. Specially is this the case when i expiration
in said order as the date of the first publication
this presence is made evident by a l of this summons.
separate and worthy building. The The date of the first publication of this sum-
building which stands for books, for : tnons and the date prescribed in the aforesaid
knowledge, for the records of human . order for the first publication of said summons is
j August 12, 1911, and the date of the last publica-
experience; a house not just like other j tion thereof and on or before which date you are
houses but with marks of permanence, required to appear and answer or otherwise
dignity and grace, and evidently so plead to said complaint is September 23rd. 1911. I
H. K. HANNA. Jr.
contrived as to call the people in and
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hope
I am one of the old maids who be­
came such by the civil war. An old
woman with no hair on my head save
what is white as snow, 1 have passed
half a' century alone, yet not alone,
for once I have seen liim.
He was killed in one of the battles
around Jtlchmond during McClellan’s
advance upon that city. A year be­
fore be had marched away with the
soldier boys of ’Cl—how young they
seem to have been now and bow
strange that those who live are be­
coming tottering old men aud that the
boys' mothers and the girls who loved
them could seud them out to die!—he
hod gone down into Virginia, carrying
my heart with him. He had fallen
and been thrown into a trench, and
SUMMONS.
then for the first time I wondered that 1
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THS STATE OF OREGON.
rould have consented to bls going.
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
No one has eVer taken his place. I
have lived as though we were one, he
Katie Evans, plaintiff, vs. Leon Evans, De
fendant. Suit for Divorce.
in the heavenly, 1 in the earthly
To Leon Evans, the above named Defendant:
sphere. For many years I wished to
IN THE NAMEOFT1IE STATEOF OREGON:
go down to Virginia and visit the spot
You are hereby commanded to appear and answer
where be died, and yet I dreaded to
the plaintiff’s complaint against you now on file
do so. It was not till the beginning
in the above entitled court and cause on or be­
of tills century that I could make up
fore the last day prescribed in the publication of
my mind to do so.
summons herein, towit, on or before the 26th
I went to Richmond and visited
day of August. 1911, said date being the expira­
the residence of the president of the
tion of six weeks from the day of the first publi
cation of this summons And you are hereby
Confederacy, which is now a muse­
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
um. There 1 saw the arms and uni­
said complaint within said time, for want thereof
forms of Confederate heroes.
But I I
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
what took me nearer to the conflict of to distribute freely to them these wise
prayed for in her complaint, viz, that it bo de­
years before was a southern lady who and entertaining books, must be a
creed that the marriage vows now existing be­
told me bow when a girl she had lis­ positive influence in itself.
tween the plaintiff and defendant be dissolved
Application to Register Title
tened to the distant booming, gaining
and that plaintiff be given the care aad custody
The children know it for what it is.
hope when it receded and losing cour­ Old and young, rich and poor recognize ' I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON of James Evans, aged six years, a minor child
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
age when It drew nearer. • From there its meaning. It embodies tho great
of plaintiff and defendant.
In the matter of the application of Butler &
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
J went to the battlefield.
Thompson Co., a Corporation, to Register Title to
idea
of
a
man
learning
and
growing
by
|
Post, by order of Hon. J. R. Neil, County Judge,
I went alone. The battle in which
the following described tract of land.
lie was taken from inc is called Seven his association with the wisdom and1 Beginning at the northeast cornpr of Donation which said order was entered of record on the I
Pines. Why it is called Seven Pines experience of other men. It is the' Land Claim No 37. in Section 2. Township 39 14th day of July, 1911, and which order requires I
you to appear and answer the complaint on or
I know not. There aro thousands of groat clearing house of human in­ south. Range 1 west of Willamette Meridian in before the last day prescribed in said order for
Oregon;
thence
running
north
89
deg.
44
min.
pines there now, but I believe they telligence where knowledge is mutually ■
publication of summons. Date of first publica­
have ail grown up since the battle. exchanged and everyone can learn west along the north boundary line of said tion is the 15th day of July, 1911, and date of last
Donation
Land
Claim,
25.50
chains:
thence
south
It was fought in a cornfield. But it what the rest know. It tells the ■
publication on the 26th day of August, 1911.
has not been tilled since that day in lowest und meanest and most ignorant1 29.88 chains; thence east 25.30 chains to the east
D e ARMOND & D e ARMOND,
boundary line of said Donation Land Claim;
Attorneys for Plaintiff
18U2, and the trees have bud ample
thence north 0 deg. 20 min. east along said cast
that
here
is
the
opportunity
open
to
time to grow.
boundary
line
29.76
chains
to
the
place
of
begin
-
1 found a long line of low earthworks everybody to know, and therefore that | ning.
that was thrown up by McClellan's books are a common concern of the | To Myron J. Stearns, M. E. Pogue. Mary B.
SUMMON?.
army, behind which to resist the Con­ village, by which it sets great store, i Powers. Nettie I. Pogue. Henry H. Pogue, Ida C.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
federates burled against it by General
If on the other hand, the public i Gartman, Colonel W. Pogue, Charles Pogue and
Lee. Forty years had passed over library is neglected, or starved with Hester Porter and all whom it may concern, dc- I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
these works, duriug which the pines excessive thrift: or if it is crowded into,1 fendants.
OREGON-FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
TAKE NOTICE.
had grown up ns if to shlel/1 tho dead a corner, opened at rare intervals and
That on the 15th day of July. A. D. 1911. an ap-
J. P. ATKIN, Plaintiff.
and tho trenches beneath them, in
VS
plication was filed by Butler * Thompson Co., a ;
which so many soldiers’ bodies wero approached with difficulty, all this inj corporation in tho Circuit Court of Jackson
CHARLES A MARR1NER. Defendant.
thrown. Walking on the Uno of earth­ fluence is lost.
County. Oregon for Initial Registration of the i
To Charles A. Murriner. tho above named de­
The incroase of reading tends to a > title of the land above described.
works. every now aud again I cauie
fends pt:
to a redoubt, where stood caution, and general broadening of life. Human. Now, unless you appoaron or before theSlh day | IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE-
there beneath wero tho ruts made by nature is selfish so long as the man is I of September. 1911. and show cause why such ap­ . | GON: You are hereby required to appear in the
tho gun carriages.
isolated, for he is controlled by his plication shall not bo granted, the same will be i altove entitled court and cause, and there answer
Before going on to the field I had impulses and passions, and guided by taken as confessed, and a decree will be entered , tho Complaint of the plaintiff on file therein
according to tho prayer of the application, and against you, on or before the last day of the time
been told that I should have a guide. his own narrow ideas.
you will be forever barred from disputing the prescribed in the Order of Publication of Sum­
I declined to take one or to go with a
mons herein to-wit: the 26th Jay of August, 1911.
Our views of life are moulded by same.
party who were conducted by oue. I
(■r.AL>
W. R. COLF.MAN.
said date being the expiration of six weeks after
reading.
The
records
are
here,
des
­
went aloue. It was late in tho after­
By FLORA THOMPSON.
County Clerk. the date of the first publicstion of this summons.
noon, aud most of the visitors were cribing lands and people we have never
Deputy
I And you will take notice that if you fail to ap-
coming sway. It seemed to me a sac­ •etn, centuries in which we have not
j pear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff will
i apply to the above ent'tle.l court for the relief
rilege to listen to the story from a lived, men who passed eff the stage in
To Myron J. Stearns. M. E. Poirue. Mary B. prayed for in said complaint, succinctly stated os
bumun voice told so eloquently by past ages. The discoveries of science,
Powers. Nettie I. Poirue, Henry H. Poiriie, Ida C. follows;
those lutreuebments, tho rises here the developments of workmanship the Gartmsn, Colonel W. Pogue, Charles Pogue and
That the plaintiff be decrepd to have a g.xxl and
and there in the ground over the dead, growth of civilization; thought, wit, Hester Porter, defendants.
vali.l title to fhe following described real prop­
the waving pines, which with every fancy, feeling which has appealed to In the Namo of the State of Oregon, you and erty situated in Jackson County. Oregon, and d -
breete sighed a requiem. And I wished
each of you are hereby summoned and required scribed as follovzs, to-wit:
to bo where my boy lover had fallen, the world, and that study, the study to appear and answer the application of the The southwest quarterof the southwest quarter
of man, is illustrated in infinitely Butler & Thompson Co., a corporation, to register I of Section Thirty-six. Township Forty. South of
without nny one to jar upon me.
Bo I lingered till every ono else had diverse forms of story and song, all the title to the above described land, filed in said j Range 4, West of the Willamette Meridian.2
gone, sitting ulone on the riynpnrt, these are in books and they give us Court, on the 15th day of July. 1911. on or before And that you the said defendant be required to
six weeks from the date of the first publication set forth the nature of your claim to said prop­
looking out upon the trees that ob­ the advantage of wide horizons and of
thia summons; which date of first publication
structed further view. They were not enlarged acquaintance with life. A is July 22nd, 1911. and the last day is September erty: that all adverse claims asserted by you be
there on that terrible day of ’02. As I community leavened with such in­ 2nd. 1911; and if you fail to answer said applica­ determined by decree of this court and that by
decree it be declared nnd adjudged that you
looked they soenied to dissolve and fluences, where people generally under­ tion within said time, the applicant will apply t > said
have no estate or interest in or to said premises,
their place to be taken by waving
Court for the relief prayed for in hia appl1
and that you be both enjoined and debarred from
stand, where all grow up from their the
tion. to-wit: For the registration of beginn i r asserting any claim whatever in or to said prem­
grain. I saw a long brown line ad­
youth
to
know,
to
think,
to
communi
­
at the northeast corner of Donation Land Claim ises adverse to the plaintiff, and that plaintiff
vancing, heard tho word of command
among them and the louder word of cate and to have command acquaintance No. 37. in Section 2. Township 39 south. Range 1 havs such other and further relief as equity may
with the past and the distant and with west of Willamette Meridian, in Oregon; thence require and to the court may seem meet, and that
those preparing to resist them.
running north 89 deg. 44 min. west along the
Whether a chango that came over the secrets of nature, and all the north boundary line of said Donation Land 1 he have judgment for his coats and disbursements
me was in the day or In tho night, many ways of doing things, is a Claim. 25.50 chains; thence south 29.88 chains: herein to be lax d.
whether it was in mo or in my sur­ stronger, happier, and more prosperous thence east 25.30 chains, to the east boundary This summons is published In the Jacksonville
j Posi. by order of the Honorable J. R. Neil. Judge
roundings, whether I saw what I community because of that very fact, line of said Donation Iamd Claim; thence north <>f the County Court for Jackson County. Oregon.
seemed to see or it was a half con­
0 deg. and 20 min. east along said east boundary I which said order was made and entered of record
and the books are plainly a means to line 29.76 chains to the place of beginning.
scious dream, 1 know not. But I was
| on the 12th day of July. 1911, and which order re­
•o
desirable an end. W. R. Eastman.
Thia summons is served by publication, pur­ quires you to appear and answer said complaint ,
back In ’02, and it seemed as if the
suant
to
an
order
made
by
Hon.
Frank
M.
wrath of heaveu bad come upon the
1 on er before the last day prescribed in said order I
Calkins. Judge of tho said Court, on the 15th day I for t he publication of this summons. The date of
earth.
of July. 1911. and la returnable the Sth day of th- first publication is the 15th day of July. 1911.
The thunder ceased. The light was
Notice of Hearing of Final Acrount September. 1911.
and tho date of the last publication is the26th day 1
from scattered campfires. Tho sounds IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
( seal )
w . R. COLEMAN.
OF
i of Aurust. 1911.
were the chatting of burial parties aud
By
FLORA
THOMPSON.
County
Clerk.
OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
A. E. REAMES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
the fallltti. lods, with occasloual vol­
Deputy.
OF JACKSON.
leys fired over tho dead.
Suddenly I felt a touch on my shoul­
In the matter of the estate of T. j.
SUMMONS.
Summons.
der. I looked up, and there was my Kenney, an insolvent debtor.
soldier lover. Could this l>o ho whom
T:> all the creditors of T. J. Kenney, I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. IN 1 HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
I bad looked upon us a man! Why, an insolvent debtor, and to all other
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY
he was but a boy—not a sign of n
San Francisco Mercantile Union, a corporation
persons whom it may concern:—
i
May
Smith Aid Partha Smith. Mrs. James R.
I
Plaintiff.
beard on his face. . It was round nnd
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
j Day and Wendall Smith. Plaintiffs.
V8.
full, while in my bead were many
vs.
gray hairs and my face was wrinkle«!. that on the 24th day of July, 1911 E. S. Morton, Alma V. Morton and Jesse
Janies B. Smith. Defendant. Action to re­
One moment be stood looking down at William Ulrich the assignee of the Neathamer, Defendants.
To defendants E. S. Morton and Alma V. cover money.
me. I reached out for bls haud, but estate of T. J. Kenney, an insolvent I j Morton
To James B. Smith. Defendant.
above named:
I
before I could clasp it be had faded debtor filed in the above entitled court I n the N ame of th « S tatic of O regon : ! IN THE NAME OFTHE STATE OF OREGON:
sway.
and cause hia duly verified final report you are hereby required to appear in the above j You ire hereby commanded to appearand answer
When I came to myself the morning and that on the 31 day of July. 1911, entitled Court and cause and answer the com­ I the plaintiffs* complaint against you Row on file
in th ■ above entitled court and cause, on or be-
sun was shining down through the
the above court made and entered its plaint of the plaintiff heretofore filed therein I fore the last day prescribed in the order of pub-
pines. I wns lying on my back on the
against you within six weeks after the date of
rampart, looking up at a patch of sky order in laid matter designating Tues­ the first publication of summons herein, said , Heat ion of summons herein, towit; on or before
between the branches. It was blue day the Sth day of September, 1911, period of six weeks beinir the time fixed by the | the 9th day of September. 1911, said date being
and beautiful, with scattered white an the time and the Circuit Court order for service of the summons herein by pub­ I the expiration of six weeks from the day of the
ublication of this summons.
cloude sailing peacefully over it
Room of the Circuit Court of Jackson lication within which the defendants so served I , first
An • you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
required to appear and answer said com­
1 was filled with consternation at County. Oregon as the place for the are
plaint. which order for publication bears date appear and answer for want thereof, plain­
having passed a night out on that bat­ Anal hearing upon sail report. At Aurust 2nd. 1911.
tiffs will apply to the court for the relief prayed
tlefield of forty yean agone. 1 raised said time and said place the said final And if you fail to answer the sai l complaint for in ths complaint, succinctly stated as follows:
myself with difficulty. My eye caught
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will
That it be adjudged that defendant is indebted
something mingling with the earth. It report will be heard bv said court and apply to the Court for the relief demanded In i to plaintiffs in the sum of $4000 00, said sum of
al)
matters
and
things
in
relation
to
said complaint, a succinct statement of which money being laid out and expended by said plain­
was a worn silver ten cent piece. 1
tiffs n support of the family of said defendant,
took it up, rubbed the dirt from it and said estate will then be finally passed relief is as follows:
pn it traced with difficulty three let­ upon and said Anal report and account For a decree of the Court declaring the deed of and of the minor children of sa«d defendant: also i
will at said time and place be heard conveyance from E. S Morton to Alma V. Mor­ for « ponses of last sickness of defendant's wife '
ters—M. E. L.
ton bearing date October 16th. 1909. and pur­ an i her funeral expenses.
I bad forgotten that the night be­ ar.d passed upon by the court. All porting
to convey south half of northwest
Th summons is published in the Jacksonville
fore he marched I had given him a persons interested in aaid estate are quarter northeast quarter of northwest quarter Post by order of Honorable F. M. Calkins. Judge
new ten cent piece on which he had hereby notified to appear at said time and southwest quarter of northeast quarter of of the above entitled Court, which aaid order was
scratched my initials.
Section 32. Township 34 south. Range 3 west of made a id entered of record on the 2nd day of
Is it anything to me whether or no and place and make any objection they Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County. Oregon, Augu t. 1911. which order requires you to appear
may
have
to
the
approval
of
said
final
and record« d in Volume 74 of Deeds at page 214. and answer said complaint on or before the last
my story is believed, whether 1 dream­
in the office of the recorder of conveyances of day prescribed in said order for the publication
ed. whether where ao many souvenirs report.
Dated this the 31 day of July, 1911. said county, void ami of no effect and that said of this summon«. That the date of the first pub­
of soldiers have been picked up it is
E. S Morton is now the owner of said rm I estate; lication is the 5th day of August. 1911. Date of
to be wondered that I should have
WILLIAM ULRICH appointing
a receiver to take ami hold the right last publication is the 9th day of September. 1911.
found one with my initials on ItT In i
Assignee of tne estate *of T. J. of redemption of the defendant E. R. Morton,
MULKEY A CHERRY.
my own mind there Is no doubt
Kenney ail insolvent debtor
fro« the sale thereof to one Jease Neathamer
Attorneys for Plaintiffs |
JTHERLAHD S EAGLE EYE SALÏ2
Barber Shop
Medford Domestic Laundry
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE •»
City Drug Store
J. W. ROBINSON. M. D„ Proprietor
Handles a full line of Drugs, Novelties
Stationery, Cigars, Toilet Articles, Perfumes,
Tablets, Books, Magazines and Periodicals.
A Complete Line of Post Cards
Always on Hand
Phones Home 65; Pacific 1201
W. H. SMITH
THE ROOF MAN”
Tar and Gravel and Patent Roofs
Roof Painting and Repairing
¿3
25 IV. Main Street,
MEDFORD, OREGON
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 Cölestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
John Dunnington
OREGON
A. S. Kleinhammer
Jacksonville
Meat Market
DUNNINGTON & KLEINHAMMER. Pront.
—De atei» tn
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats.
Poultry, Choice Lard, Etc.
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON