Jacksonville post., May 18, 1912, Image 4

<>u «ill look a good while before you tiuu
I 22. 1911. for Lot B, SE’i SEW. E1, NW1, SEW i
tetter medicine for coughs and colds than
I »nd NW'a NV/W SEW of Section 10. Township
■aml'crlain’s Cough Keniedy. It not only
■ 39 S.. Range 3 W„ Willamette Meridian, and uh
•cs relief—it cures. Try it when you have
Above the Law of the Land to Which grounds for hi« contest he alleges -that, said
’toll or cold, and you are certain to be
Thornas
B.
Landers
has
not
resided
upon
or
cul
­
They Are Accredited.
- s ei with the prompt cure which it trill
tivated said lands or any part thereof nor has he
st. For sale by all dealers.
In every civilized country the per­ improved the same in any manner whatsoever
son
of
a
foreign
ambassador
is
held
f
and
that
he
has
totally
abandoned
the
same;
i
to be inviolable, the law of the land , I hat ho has not resided thereon for a peri-xl of
being powerless to touch him for l more than fix months last past nor has he ever
his residence thereon.
any offense. Immunity from arrest . ' established
You are. therefore, further notified that the
extends also to an ambassador’s Maid allegations will be taken by this office as
servants and the members of his i having been confessed by you. and your said
, entry will be canceled thereunder without your
Study For a Minute a Painting With a suit.
| further right to behearJ therein, either before
Numbar of Figures and Object, In It
There is, however, one case of rec- this office or on appeal, if you fail to file in this
and Then Endeavor to Describe It ord in which an ambassador’s as- : office within twenty days after the FOURTH | The Emerson Typewriter Company I
and tho Result May 8urpriee You.
sistant was really executed, and that publication of this notice, as shown below, your I of Woodstock, 111., have recently given
answer, under oath, specifically meeting and re­ away over 400 of the highest grade,
"Seeing la believing” is an old say­ was in Great Britain. This was in sponding to these allegations of contest, or if I wholly visible Emerson Typewriters
ing which is in a fair way to lose its 1653, and the victim was Pantaloon you fail within that time to file in this office due made in the world. They have gone
force. Modern psychology is proving Sa, who was the brother and one of proof that you have served a copy of your an­ into every state and territory in the
by experiments that people do not see the train of the Portuguese ambas­ swer on the said contestant, cither in peison or United Slates. There may be some in
by registered mail. If this service is mede by
even a fraction of the things they con­ sador. He quarreled with nn ac­ the delivery of a copy of your answer to the con- your towr. They are giving them
quaintance over a business matter 1 testant in person, proof of such service must be away everywhere to men, women,
fidently believe they see.
The picture test was first demon­ and wounded him, the life of the either the said contestant’s written acknow­ boys and girls over 18 years of age, on
strated in America at Clark university party attacked being saved only by ledgement of his receipt of the copy, showing surprisingly liberal conditions.
the date of its receipt, or the affidavit of the
by the pioneer in this field. Professor the intervention of bystanders. person by whom the delivery was made, stating
If you coul I make any use of a $100
William Stern of the University of But the next night Pantaleon Sa, when and where the copy wai delivered; if made
typewriter,
providing it did not cost
Breslau. At this time two unusunlly with fifty of his Portuguese friends, by registered mail, proof of such service must
Intelligent children, a boy and a girl all armed to the teeth, sought out j consist of the affidavit of the person by whom you even one cent, then in a letter or
in the upper grammar grades of the his enemy with the intention of kill­ the copy was mailed stating when and the post- on a postal card addressed to Frank
> office to which it was mailei, and this affidavit L. Wilder, President, Woodstock, Ill.
Worcester schools, were shown sep­
arately for the period of a minute a ing him. There was a desperate i must be accompanied Ly the postmaster’s receipt simply sav. "Mail me all your fret
letter.
colored picture entitled the "Bauer- struggle, and one person was killed for the should
state in your answer the’ name of offers," and by return mail you wil
stube." giving the Interior of a Ger­ and several were wounded. The the You
pojt office to which you desire future notices receive their Free Offers, the names
man peasant's borne. Among other | guards were called in, but the Por­ to be sent to you.
of ever 400 who nave recently re­
details is seen a table at which a man tuguese fired on them also. Then
BEN J. F. JONES.
ceived typewriters free, and you wil-
and a boy are seated, while a woman Pantaleon Sa sought refuge in hit
Register.
learn on what easy conditions you can
is standing.
Date
of
first
publication.
May.
IS.
1912;
date
of
embassy, where he thought he was
The man bns removed his coat, and safe, but the ambassador surren­ secund publication May 25, 1912; date of third get one of their typewriters free right
publication June 1, 1912; date of fourth publica­ :i»vnv.
his bright red vest is clearly exposed
The Emerson Typewriter is one ol
to view. The boy is sitting on a bench, dered him, and he was duly execut­ tion June 8. 1912.
FOREIGN AMBASSADORS.
Jacksonville Post
Do You Think You Can Remember
Everything You See?
TYPEWRITERS GIVEN
THEN TRY THE PICTURE TEST.
AWAY.
the highest grade, wholly visible type­
bis bare feet not quite touching the ed after some hesitation on the part
writer made in the world. Many who
floor. The woman wears a brilliant of the authorities.
SUMMONS
red skirt, over which is a blue-green
The most extraordinary example
have used the "EMERSON” an<
apron. She has a yellow shawl over of ambassadorial privilege on record IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON other makes pronounce the “iiMER-
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
her shoulders.
SON" superior to any $100 typewritei
occurred in 1661, when the French
Near by is a cradle of the same and Spanish ambassadors at London I ' Ella V. M. Edwards, Plaintiff.
on the market. It is a wholly vislbk
vs.
striking blue-green as the apron. At
machine, has every new, up-te-dab
David Cleveland Edwards, Defendant.
the rear of the room is a bed, and over and their retinues fought a fierce
feature,
locks Ike other high grad«
battle
in
the
streets
of
that
capital,
To
Dux
id
Cleveland
Edwards,
the
above
named
it hnug three pictures. These pictures
$100.00 typewriters, though it is sell­
depict landscapes, and in one is a twelve persons being killed and for­ I Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORC-
long avenue of trees. At the foot of ty wounded. On this occasion . a ; ' GON: You are’hereby notified and required to ing just now at i n astonishingly low
the bed is a window through which new Swedish nmbassador was com­ appear in the above entitled court and cause. price and on terms of no money with
nothing is visible except a branch of n ing to London, and there was a dis- I and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed here- order, trial free if) yOUT own home.
tree. Near the window is a clock with pute between the French and Span- i in, within six (6) weeks from the date of the ! Nothing to pay at first, and after a
the peudulnm swung to one side. The I ish ambassadors as to who should i first publication of this summons upon you, I thorough trial, 10 cents a day until
which is the 11th day of May. 1912. and. if you I
hands point to exactly half past 12.
I paid. The "EMERSON” has ever;.
All of the details of the picture are ex­ have precedence in the procession , | fail to appear and answer within the time re- I new improvement, universal key
I
quired,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply '
of welcome. When at last the
tremely clear.
to the court for the relief prayed for and do I I board, back spacer, tabulator, two
The children examined by Stern had Swedish diplomatists arrived and munded
I
r
.
in her complaint, to-wit:
> color i ibbon, everything the best; is
was
proceeding
from
Tower
hill
to
an opportunity in the minute allowed
For a decree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of '
the
ideal
machine
for
beginners as
for the exumlDatlon of the picture to Whitehall, the Spaniards, who had j matrimoney heretofore and now existing be- >
studj* It lu some detail. They knew a force of a hundred men on foot tween plaint.ifF and defendant, and for a judff- i well as for the most expert typists
that they were to be tested Immedi­ and fifty on horseback, formed , ment of the court against defendants for | and stenographers; just the typewrite;
ately on what they .had seen. Had across the road to bar the passage plaintiff’s costs and disbursements, an 1 for such for the largest or smallest office.
other relief as to the court may seem just and
not the audience that witnessed the
If you could possibly make any use
demoustrntlon been able to follow the of the French. The latter fired a equitable in the premises.
typewritter, even
This summons is served upon you by publica­ of a high graJe
volley
and
charged
the
Spanish,
j
details of the testimony by means of
tion in the Jacksonville Post, once a week for I though it did’nt. cost you one cent of
a reproduction of the picture thrown sword in hand. Three horses, the six (6) consecutive weeks, by order of the Hon- !
by a lantern on a screen nt tho bnck postilion and the coachman of the orable F. M. Calkins, judge of 3aid court, said 1 money, or if you would like the agency
of the children they would hnve been French ambassador were killed at order having been made on the 9th day of May, 1 in your town on a plan by which you
Impressed with the remarkable clear­ i the outset, but the struggle lasted 1912.
i could make big money, or if yau would
like a position with the company, then
ness and apparent accuracy of the for a long time after that. In the
GUS NEWBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff be sure, on a postal card or in a letter
testimony, particularly with reference end victory was with the Spanish.
to a certain cupbonrd which both tes­
addressed to ‘.Frank L. Wilder, Presi­
Nobody wns punished. Nor could !
tified stood near the bed.
dent,
Woodstock.III., ” say, "Mail me
Notice of Publication
This cupboard wns described mi­ anybody be punished if such an
your Free Offers.
fo
­
event
should
happen
anywhere
nutely with substantial agreement as
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
to the details. The fiction of the cup­ day.—Harper’s Weekly.
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
For rheumatism you will find nothing bet­
board wns developed by n fow sug­
April 11, 1912. ter than Chamlierlain’s Liniment. Try it
I
Striking a Light.
gestive questions ingeniously put. such
is hereby given that Wesley R. Sparks, and see how quickly it gives relief. For
as the following: “Is there a cup­
Friction matches are a compara­ of Notice
Jacksonville Oregon, who on September 19. sale by all dealers.
board In the room?” (The reply wns tively modern invention. The first 1907, made Homestead entry Serial, No. 04268,
•‘Yes. S “Where is it?” “How many I really practical friction match was for NE’i NW1 i.Section 5. Township 38.3. Range
drawers does It have?"
made in the United States in 1836 2. west Willamette Meridian has filed notice of
Professor Colvin of the University of
intention to made final Five year Proof, to estab­
Illinois, writing In the Independent, by L. C. Allen of Springfield, Mass. lish claim to the land above described, before W
says that he hns carried on the same Before this time a clumsy form of II. Canon, United States Commissioner, at Medford
experiment with n score of subjects, match was imported from France, Oregon, on the 2 ith day of May, 1912,
Claimant names as witnesses; Charles F. Dun­
both adults and children, and hns not which had to be dipped into a bot­ ford,
of Jacksonville. Oregon. Charles Dunford
found one who could give a complete­ tle of sulphuric acid before it could Jr. of Jacksonville, Oregon, James Rock Sr. of
ly accurate description of what lie be lighted. This took a great deal Jacksonville. Oregon, John Lyden of J ickson-
had seen. even in the direct testimony, of time and trouble, and Allen, see­ ville, Oregon,
while under the Influence of the ques­ ing the necessity for friction
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
tions the witnesses have all shown matches, set about to make them
REGISTER
extensive falsification In one or more
and succeeded. He neglected to
particulars
Notice to Creditors.
Scarcely two witnesses have agreed patent them, however, and on finally
as to the time of the clock; some have I applying for letters patent found IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
not observed that It was going (a fact that a man named Alonzo Phillips,
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
cleurly Indicated by the position of who was a peddler, had discovered
In the matter of the of the estat? of Wil.
HE popularity of inde­
tlie pendulum): severnl have described through a third person the secret of Hain Curtis Kitto, a decease«] person.
pendent pumping plants
the shoes of the boy lu detail (he is making the matches and had ah
Notice to hereby given, that the undersigned,
for irrigating is shown in
barefoot«*!); four have seen the cup­ ready obtained a patent.
by an order of the County Court of Jackson «nun-
board: several have said that the lawn
a recent report from California
ty. State of Oregon, duly entered on the 4th day
of May. A. D. 1912, has been appointed and
Is visible through the window and
where ten thousand of them i
Rossetti's Elephant.
now to the du’y qualified and acting Adminis­
bare embellished it with fountain and
are in use, supplying water for |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the poet trator of the eatateof the above named decedent.
ahrubs: some have seen a road wind­
more than two hundred thou- |
All
Creditors
and
persons
having
claims
against
painter,
once
told
Browning
that
if
ing beyond the lawn and lined with
sand
acres of land. The beauty j
said
decedent
or
hto
estate
are
hereby
notified
an avenue of trees, taken bodily from he gave him anything for Christmas and required to present the same duly verified
of the independent plant is that
one of the pictures on the wall; a non­ it should be a young elephant.
with proper
vouchers. to the undersigned
it enables you to control the
existent tablecloth has been described
“But what on earth,” said Brown­ at hto residence on F ifth Street, in Jack-
water supply — to water your
as torn; the woman's apron lias been ing, “will you do with an elephant if sonville. Jackson County, Oregon, within
crops when they need it. A
six months from the date hereof.
given all the colors of the rainbow, I give him to you?”
dependable pumping plant is
Date hereof and of the first publication hereof
but seldom the right one: the sleeves
“I will teach him to clean the is May 4th.. 1912.
!
one that is operated by an
of the man's coat, nowhere visible,
JOSEPH KITTO.
hnve been described ns worn at the windows,” Rossetti answered. “Then
Administrator of the estate of the above
edges: the brilliant red «vnlstcont hns when some one passes the house he named
I H C Gasoline Engine
deceased.
generally been overlooked But. most will see the elephant elenning the
remarkable of all. the entire twenty windows and will any, ‘Who lives in
SUMMONS.
I HC engines are built with
witnesses hnve taken their oaths that that house?' And people will tell
care; the material used is of the
the cradle Is not blue, but a red or a him, ‘Oh, that's the painter called in ths circuit c>urr ras stats w <> i : hn .
best—each engine is carefully,
reddish brown.
roa ths county or J ackson .
Rossetti.’ And he will say, ‘1 think
thoroughly tested and is known
The results of this picture test are
Geo. Loud. Plaintiff.
all the more remarkable when we re­ I should like to buy one of that
to be reliable before it leaves '/J!
V3.
man
’
s
pictures.
’
So
he
will
ring
to
member that the witnesses lu this ex­
the factory—the engine is sim­
Consolidated Gold Minos Co., a corporation, nnd
periment are lu u much more nd van* come in, and 1 shall sell him a pic­ A. J. Sherrod. Defendant.
ple, easy to understand and to
tageoua position for Riving nn a ecu- ture.”
To Consolidated Gold Mines Co.. and A. J
manage, is economical to run—
Sherrod.
Defendants.
rate report than nre the witnesses of
these are the reasons why I H C
Facilities to Economize.
In the name of the state of Oreiron: You are
ordinary events, In trials In court tho
"Our forefathers lived much more
engines furnish dependable
witness Is ordluarlly called upon to re­ simply than we did." sold the man who hereby required to appear and answer the
pou r. Made in every style
late wbat has occurred only after a takes everything seriously. "They did plaintiff's complaint acsinst you now on file in
the above entiled court and cause, on or before
and in sizes from 1 to 50-horse
considerable lapse of time. Mean­ uot hesitate to economize."
the last day prescribed In the publication of sum­
power. Tractors 12, 15, 20, 25,
while he Is subjected tn various ques­
"Yes. but look at the room they hna mon» heroin, to-wlt. on or before the 15th day of
and 45-horse power. See the
tions. often by Interested persona. He to economize lu. You couldn't expe-S Juno. 1912. said date being the expiration of six
I II C local dealer or write the
talks about the occurrence with neigh­
us to churn in a flat or keep chickens «reeko from the first day of publication of this
bors and friends, and theu be Is placed and
summons. And you are hereby notified that if
nearest branch house for cata­
a
garden
ou
the
tire
eseapo,
could
you fail to appear and answer, for want thereof
on the witness stand with the Injunc­
logues and full information.
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
tion to tell “the truth, the whole truth you?"—Washington Star.
WESTERN BRANCH HOUSES: D.avar, Coll
prayed
for
In
his
complaint,
via:
that
the
plaintiff
and nothing but the truth.” Under
Helena, Mont.; Portland. Oro.: Spokane, Waih.;
have judgment against you for the sum of 8496 63
Salt Lake City. Utah; San Franctaco, Cat
eueb circumstances the wonder la that
together with interest thereon at the rate of 8
there la any resemblance between the
per cent per annum from tho first day of July. Intcr.i3fjnal Hanestsr Ccrapany cf America £
testimony and the actual facts.
(lnuoiportteU)
19t0. and for his costa and disbursements in this
Notier of ('<.nt«xt.
Ckkx.0
USA
T
Why not order an
Electric Iron today
It
It
It
It
saves your clothes
saves your money
saves weary steps
saves your health
Based on the reduced rates in Jacksonvile, the
cost of operation is less than 5c. per hour and the
We have an ample
cost of iron is only $4.00.
supply of irons and shall be glad to serve you
Rogue River Electric Co.
Charles F. Dunfoi d
DRAYAGE
ii
7X
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE
g
c
isa
J Seasonable Suggestions
“La Vera” Violet Talcum Powder, the best
powder snrf double the amount you have been
getting for 25 Cents.
Collates’ Famous Toilet Soaps, 25 Cents per
Box and Up.
i
Happinaas.
n <?«t: neo ay»-
pen nt a<> great a« to touch the sky.
When Jt euters our door ft eo dwln-
diet that very often we no longer rec-
Ogni» IL
Poppine«*
tv lien nt
Wealth ma'y eeek tta, bat' Wiadom
■nut be aought.—ïdward Young.
i
V
• IS. rs La- I O n*\
Roseburg, Oregon. May 13. 1912.
To Thomas B. Landers, of Ruch. Oregon,
Contrate».
You are hereby notified that Joseph M. Ilona*
hue who aivea M«<lford. Oragnn. aa hla poat of*
fiee address, did on May 13. 1912. file In thia of­
fice his duly corroborated application to content
and secure the cancellation of your Homeateed.
Entry No. 07480. Serial No. 07480 made August
action.
Thia summons i« published H ♦hr JacxMonv',]!*
Poat
order of the Hon. J.lt. N«||. Julg^of Jack
■’ 'n C ‘unty. Or«' , which s.ii I
wns made anti
•ntered of record on tho 27th. day of April. 1912.
and which order requires you to appear and an­
swer the «aid complaint on or before the last day
prescribed in said order for publication of this
summons. Date of first publication is the 4th
day of May. 1912. and date of last publication is
the 15th day June, 1912.
DrARMOND A D k ARMOXD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
JKC Servica E utmm
•pore of this ! t.i v.iu is io furnish,
fl
urkC to ail. tne bust Information
j ou butter iaftninu*. It' you have
aay \\ :thy questions concerning soils.
crop3, land drainage, irrigation, fertilizer,
etc . make your inquiries specific and send
them to I II C Service Bureau. Harvester
Building, Chicago. USA
The I'
»
John Dunningtcn
A. S. Kleinhammer
Jacksonville
Meat Market
DUNNINGTON & KLEINHAMMER Propt.
------- Dealers In
All Kiii of Fnt’i a i l C ini Meats.
Poultry, Choice vl, Etc.
JAC KSONVILE,
OREGON