Jacksonville post., August 31, 1912, Image 4

Election tor 1912 and Others
prescribed in the order for the publica­
Summons.
tion of said summons, which last day
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE «TATE
is the ,5th day of October, 1912.
OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF
And you will take notice, that if you
(By J ames H. T wogood )
fail to so appear and answer said com­
JACKSON.
it would seem as though they were plaint, plaintiff will apply to the above
Sadie Elizabeth Drake, Plaintiff,
the worst muddled affairs that ever entitled court for the relief demanded
vs
in said complaint, succinctly stated as
happened to the American people —in follows:
Chas. B. Drake, Defendant.
Suit in Equity for divorce.
Idaho, both county and state, is the
That a decree be entered in favor of
DI8SENSION
BREWS
BECAUSE worst muddle since its first settlement the plaintiff that he is the owner of
To Chas. B. Drake, the above named
defendent:-
8EC. STONE IS FOR SCHEME
in 1863.
And our next presidential the following described land, situated
ln the name of the state of Oregon,
in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
election is the worst mixed up affair
Commencing 1.28 chains west of the you are hereby required to appear and
Portland Businessmen Annoyed
at
answer,
the complaint filed n'tibist
the country has ever known, with a northwest corner of D. L. C. No. 66,
Alleged Political Activity of
three cornered fight on hand.
How Tp. 37 S., R. 2 W. W. M. thence south you in the above entitled Court and
Religious Organization—Of-
parallel with the west boundary of said cause, on or before the last day of the
will it end?
flclals are Worried.
D. L. C. No. 66, 27.95 chains; ther.ce time prescribed in the order for p Pli­
George Washington and Abraham west 19.72 chains to the east boundary cation of summors herein, to-wit: on
or before the 14th., day of September
Because the Single Taxers of Ore- Lincoln are the two best remembered of D. L. C. No. 44, thence north on A. D. 1912, said date being the expira­
said
east
boundary
line
of
D.
L.
C.
No.
presidents
that
we
ever
had.
I
George
gon have been endeavoring to bolster
tion of six weeks from the date of the
Served I 44, 27.95 chains to the northeast corner first publication of this summons.
up their cause by Inferring and de- I was born February 22, 1732.
of said D. L. C. thence east 19.72
j two terms from 1789 to 1797.
The! chains to the place of begin-ing, con­ And if you fa'1 to appear and answer,
daring, tt is said, that the Portland
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
Young Men's Christian Association | little anecdote of George cutting down i taining 54.82 acres, more or less.
la for Single Tax, there Is every In­ his father’s favorite cherry tree is the | That the deed of George Ross and ply to the Court for relief prayed for
is I best remembered of anything ever Elizabeth Ross, his wife, to Levi Rice, in Plaintiff’s complaint as follows:-
dlcatlon that grave dissension
For a decree of Court forever disolv­
decreed to convey to the said Livi
brewing tn that institution.
I told. It must have been in about 1742. I I be
Rice, an
ivicv,
all wx
of luo
the n^lll,
right, CIVIC
title UI
or 1UVCXCDL
interest ing the bonds of matrimony now ex­
H. W. Stone, secretary of the as-
sociation, Is a Single Taxer, and has I George was 18 years old. He couldn’t (obtained by the said George Ross, by isting between the plaintiff and de­
>f the patent
pi
being _____
issued ___
to fendant, on the ground of Habitua
allowed meetings to be held In the tell a lie, he could, but he would not virtue of
gross drt'nkeness contracted since
him
on
December
15th,
1860,
and
that
association favoring the Single Tax
'
—it was rot policy. For he well knew
the cloud caused by said patent being; marriage and continuing for one year
de-
propaganda.
Stone, however,
dares that his leanings are merely that his mother would take him in the of later date than the said deed be re­ prior to the commencement of this
and that the plaintiff have re­
personal, but do not Influence the woodshed, read him a candle lecture moved, and that Dlaintiff’s title to the suit;
stored to her, her maiden name and
association In any way.
and by the time she got through using , land aescribed herein be quieted as to that she have judgment against the
same.
the hickory sprout he would be obliged
Y. M. C. A. Said Non-Polltlcal
That the description H the de 1 of defendant for the costs and disburse­
"The Y. M. C. A. Is absolutely non- to take his meals standing for the next George Ross and Elizabeth R< , hia ments of this suit and for su h othei
jpolltlcal," said one of the Y. M. C. week.
wife, to Levi A. Rice, be he'
-is to ard further relief as to this Court shall
seem meet and equitable.
A. officials the other day. “Mr. Stone
I well remember General Jackson describe the land therein conve d, a-
This summons is published in the
Jias hln ideas, but they have noth­
being in the Terrilory (now St te) of
and
“
by
the
Eternal
”
what
a
time
he
Jacksonville
Post by order of Hon. J.
ing to do witlh the association. Per­
Oregon, and that the cloud caused by
R.
Neil, Judge of the County Court of
sonally I am opposed to those views had with the banks in his administra­ said failure to properly designate and
and I resent the Idea that seems to tion, 1829-1837. Coin was very scarce I describe the said land be removed and Jackson County, Oregon, which said
be abroad that the Y. M. C. A. Is then. In 1837 came the foxy Matty j that plaintiff’s title to the land herein order was made and entered of record
on the 1st day of August A. D. 1912.
for this scheme—for It Is nothing Van Buren. We were out west then. I described he quieted as to same.
Date of the first publication hereof
Ajid that the deed of Wm. Chambers
«else but a scheme.”
Despite this disclaimer a number His election was certainly a very tame I and Mary A Chambers, his wife, to is the 3rd., day of August A. D. 1912.
H. A. C anaday ,
He died ! | Elizabeth Maury, wife of R. F. Maury,
■of Portland busjness men and friends affair—it was like Sunday.
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
of the association throughout the July 24, 1862.
i be decreed to have been executed by
i William Chambers, and that the said
state declare that if the Y. M. C. A.
December 24, 1814, treaty of peace j Wm. Chambers and the said William
intends to enter the field of politics.
Notice to Creditors.
between
the
United
States
and
Great
'
or become Interested In tax schemes,
I Chamters are one and the same per- Notice is hereby given, tha* Grant Mathews,
they will withdraw their annual sub­ Britian was signed; Monroe Doctrine1 *°n, and that the cloud to plaintiff’s
the undersigned, has been appointed executor of
scriptions.
promulgated 1823; Protective tariff, land herein described by reason of the the Last Will and of the estate of Nelson Hosmer,
same be removed, anil that plaintiff’s
Stone May be Hushed.
1828.
title to the land herein described be deceased, by the County Court for Jacks«#!
County, Oregon, and all persons having claims
Colonel Roosevelt—In an afternoon quieted as to same,
The fact that the Y. M. C. A. , owns
That the said defendants, and each against said estate are hereby notified to present
one of Portland’s skyscrapers and contemporary of June 10, 1910 there
wants to dodge taxation on the bulld- was a well written article entitled! of them, be forever enjoined, and de­ the same, duly verified, to the undersigned ex-
barred from asserting any claims I ecutor. at his residence on Foots Creek, in Jack-
Ing. may account for the stand Stone
Is taking," said one of these, “How- ■“Roosevelt as Chief Justice of the whatsoever, in or to any of the said | I son County, Oregon, or at the law office of H. D.
ever, I want to give fair warning World, With D. F. Foster, Chairman, land owned by the plaintiff, or any i ( Norton at Grants Pass in Josephine County,
that should the Y. M. C. A. give and Senator Elihu Root as Secretary part thereof, advetse to plaintiff, and | ■ Oregon, on or before the expiration of six months
further opportunity for gossip over of the Universal Peace Conference.” for such other and further relief as to from the date of the first publication of this
notice.
the state by espousing. either whole­
the court shall seem just and equit­
Date of first publication is August 31st, 1912.
heartedly. or half-heartedly
Single I wrote up an article at the time, and able, and that plaintiff have and re­
GRANT MATHEWS.
Tax or any other political Issue that was in hopes this tribunal would be ceive his costs and disbursements here­
Executor.
should be kept out of religion, I I established at The Hague the past year. in to be taxed.
shall not only withdraw my own | Was in hopes Colonel Roosevelt would
This summons is published in the
subscription, but shall hope to induce
Jacksonville Post, a weekly newspaper,
my friends to 'go and do likewise.’ ” steer clear of the filthy pool of politics published and of general circulation in 1 Notice of Time and Place of Final
Bnd seek this office, which is one notch | Jackson County, Oregon, by order off
Settlement.
above the president, and he could do! the county judge in the above entitled i IN THE COUNT Y COURT OF THE STATE OE OREGON
more good for the world at large than matter, dated August 16th 1912, which i
IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
I directs the summons to be served upon | In the matter of the Estate if John Beavenue.
any living man.
you by publication thereof in said:
When Colonel Roosevelt arrived in newspaper once a week for six con- . a deceased person.
Notice is hereby given that Onie Beavenue the
America from his South African trip seeutive weeks, from and after the! Administrator of the estate of John Beavenue,
,
first
date
of
publication,
which
is
the
I
June 17, 1910, he had more acquain-1
deceased, huB rendered, presented ar.d i.led for
17th day August, 1912. said last date
tances and real friends than any other i of publication being the 5th day of i settlement in the above entitled court and matter
; his final account and report of his administration
man in the whole world. But where is I October, 1912.
And said order re­ 1 of said estate, and that the 28th day of Septem-
he today? They are deserting him by i quires you and each of you to answer ‘ ber at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of said day at
the thousands.
Why?
In the first on or before the last day prescribed in I the courtroom of said court at the court
' the order for the publication of said
Jacksun County,
place he had no business to butt in and i summons and that in default thereof, house in Jacksonville,
run against Taft, iiis taiming mate for ; , a decree will be entered as praved for. State of Oregon, has been duly appointed and
i fixed by the order of the Judge of the above en-
four years in the White House.
And I
A. E. REAMES,
i titled court as the time and place for hearing
Attorney for Plaintiff. ! objections to said account and report and for
Taft has been working for a second !
Y. M. C. A. IS NOT
FOR SINGLE TAX
SONG OF THE
FELS BRIGADE
i settlement thereof and of said estate,
term for the past two years. A third i
! All persons interested in said estate are hereby
term in not popular. Life is too short.
Notice.
1 notified that all objections to said account and
It takes eightyears for two terms
Notice is hereby given that ‘the un­ report or any item thereof must be filed on or
and how many wet-qualified senators dersigned, Charles Birum intends to before the date and time aforesaid, to-wit: Sep­
are there waiting for their chance. apply to the County Court of Jackson tember 28, 1912, at 10 o’clock P iM.
I
How is it that Roosevelt is in the race? I County, Oregon, on the 5th day of Date of first publication hereof is August 31st,
1912.
It’s through the ill advice of many of September, 1912, for a license to sell
ON1E BEA VENUE.
intoxicating liquors at Footes Creek
his so considered best friends.
They Precinct on River Lot One in Section
Administrator of the Es<-.te of the ubove
thought when they advised the colonel 19, Township 36 south, Range 4 west named deceuent.
to run for a third term, that he was of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon
the most popular man in the United for a period of four months and in sup­
Application to Register Title.
port of said application will present
Stales, and it would only be a walk the following petition, viz.
IN THB CIHCUIT COUrtT OF THK STATB OF ORKGON.
over and he would sweep the whole
I.N AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
PETITION.
country —but their foresight was de
In the mutter of the applicati »a of Maggie P
fective. They could not see what they IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF | Drumhill to Register Title to t .e following de­
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
scribed real property, uituated in Jackson
had to butt up against in the future.
In the matter of the Application of County. Oregon, to-wit:
And the men that were really his
Charles Birum for a License to sell Lots numbered one (1). two (2). three (3) and
staunchest friends, good sound Repub­ Spirituous, Vinous and Malt Liquors l four (4) in Block number one (1), L.»ts num­
licans and well wishers, could not real­ and Fermented Cider within the County bered one (1). two (2). three (.3), four (4) five (5).
| six (6). seven (7) and eight ( j ) in block number
DEAN COLLINS
ize they were cutting his throat with a of Jackson, Stale of Oregon.
I two (2). Lots numbered one, (D, two (2), three
feather. And now the colonel is try­ To the Honorable, the County Court ' (3), four (4). five (5). s x (6). seven (7), e.ght
of the State of Oregon for the County
ing
to
establish
a
third
party,
and,
ka the jubilant song that Is made
of Jackson, and to the Hororable J. . (8), hine (9). ten (10), eleven (11), twelve (12).
Tty U’Hen et al. of the Fols brigade.
I with the help of the Socialist and la-
R. Neil and the Commissioners of thirteen (.3). seventeen (17). eighteen (18). nine- ,
Who put In lusty, persistent whacks
i teen, (19). twenty (20), twenty-one (21) twenty- I
(For a consideration) for Single Tax.
sa d county;
' bur unions, thinks he wdl «mc»ed.
1
! two (22) and twent.x-four (24) in Block three
Your petitioners, each and all of (3). and the south 20.2 feet of Lot sixteen (14)
l.ope nut. The good old Republican
We rally round the war chest
party was established by Abraham Lin­ whom are legal voters of Footes Creek in Block number three (3). all in the C. & D.
Supplied by Mr. Fels,
Precinct in the County of Jackson, Sub-division, being a part of Hamilton Addition
coln in 1861, and the old Whig party State of Oregon, petition the H
And o’er the voter strive to cast
.or­ to the City of Medford, Oregon, according to
Our Single Taxer spells.
wiped out of existence.
Democrats able County Court above nan
to the oificiul plat thereof, now of record.
What though the scheme we adro- still continue, but I thought after the grant unto Charles Birum a lie
to And also the following described premises, to-
cate
sell
spirituous,
vinous
and
malt
quord
| Civil war of 1861 they would have to
wit: Commencing two hundred (200) feet west
Is one whereby we'll rob
and fermented cider, commo-'v Known
............
! change the name.
The social tree of all Its roots—
ns hard cider, within said Foot.*s Creek from the southeast corner of Lot numbered two
We're losing nothing by It—
It’s going to be a terrible mixup. Precinct on River Lot One in Section (2) of Hamilton Addition to the City of Medford.
[ The worst ever inflicted on the people 19, Township 36 south. Range 4 west Oregon, according to the official plat thereof,
now of rccotd, and from said po>nt running
Chorus: —
| and how it will tnd no man can tell. of the Willamette Meridian, for a thence north one hundred and six (106) feet,
We gloat, we gloat.
period of four months commencing on
That good old Republican party estab- the first dny of September, 1912.
thence west sixty (6u) feet, thence south
As we strive to cinch the vote
■ lished by Abe Lincoln is good enough
Of the simple-minded public
Your petitioners further show tinlo hundred and six (106) feet, thence oust sixty
feet to the place of beginning
For our communistic scheme.
for me. Hope it will stand during my this Honorable Court that each and
vs.
Though private rights go flooey.
j life time and the country wiil never < everyone of the persons whose signa­ All Whom it May Concern, Defendants.
Let ’em tumble, ‘‘Blooey, blooey!“
tures are hereto attached is a legal j
i again be plunged into a civil war.
voter and actual resident of Foots!
We’rel oslng nothing by It—
TAKE NOTICE.
And weit Bktmmlng golden cream.
I Creek Precinct and has actually resid- (
I'd in said precinct at least thirty days 1 That on the 27th day of Auguat. 1912. an appli­
i
Summons
immediately preceding the date of cation was tiled by the said Maggie P. Drumhill
W» Stille up unto the chap
in the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon,
signing anti filing this petition.
Who never owned an acre.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
for Initial R. giatiation or the Title nt the land
And roar that private ownership
J.
J.
Wilson,
J.
C.
Savage,
J.
Kin-
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
above described.
U but a trouble maker,
kle. R. A. Cook. L. J. Miller, Ray'
Now. unless you appear on or before the soth
Victor Bnrsell, Plaintiff.
And urge him on to brent; It up.
Blakely, W. A. Elliott, W. R. Swacker,
Though "poverty" It s '! i.
vs.
R. E. Cook, Wm. Carr, Benjiman day of September. 1914. and show cause why
such application ahall not be granted, the same
Why not* Tt meacH our alary—
Wi am Ch imbers, the unknown i Harrison. C. Carr. W. P. Bailey. H. S. ( will be taken as confessed, and a decree will be
Thanks to our good triord, |\|,_
heirs U ueorge Ross, deceased, also ! Bailey, Ed. Woodcock. H. Slevin, Ed. i entered according to the prayer of the applica­
I all othir persons or parties unknown Koster. Albert W. Mattis. Obed Bot-1 tion and you will be forever barred from disput
To those who balk nt SI' ~’e Ta»,
claiming any right, title, estate, lien toms, Erl. Boling. C. W. Stumbo, w. ir.g the same.
W» make another e«U,
or interest in the real estate described F. Koster, Jessie L. Cotton.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court hereto
Insisting what we advocate
¡in thecomplaint. Defendants.
affixed thia the ZHth day of August. 1912. ■
Ain't Single Tax at all.
Suit to quiet title.
( sr *1.)
W. R. COLEMAN.
We call It Graduated Tax
To William Chambers, the unknown!
Notice for Publication,
County Clerk of Jackson County. Oregon, and
To throw them off their guard;
heirs iff George Ross, deceased, also |
Ex-otficio Clerk of the Circuit Court.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Put called by any name you choc»», all other persons or parties unknown, i
FRED W. MEARS.
'Twill stick them Just as hard.
claiming any right, title, estate, lien I
U. 3. Land Office at Rosebunr. Orea-m '
Attorney for Applicant.
or interest in the real estate described 1
Juir it tvir ;
in the complaint herein.
Bo rally round the war cheat
Notice I. hereby elven that Jonas Fat 1«. of
SV
M
MONS
' You and each of you are hereby re­ Ruch. Oreeon. who. on Joly IS. irir made Home
Supplied by Mr. Feb.
quired to appear in the above entitled •tend entry Serial. No. OHM. for N ■- NF ■ and IN THB CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE RTATK OF OKBCON
In working for the Single Tax.
roa JACKSON cot-NTY.
Were surely "them with bell».*’ court and cause, and there answer the SE M NEB. Section 3i. Townahin MS.. Ranee 3.
Jennie B Barnes. Plaintiff.
Our hearts may not be in the fight. complaint of the plain tiff on file there­ Went Willamette Meridian, han filed notice of In-
in against you. within ten days from1 tention to make Final Five year Proof, to „tab.
ya.
Ilut still well try to win It:
Lewie Barnes. Defendant.
For thanks to Feb aud to his ' chest" the date of the service of this stim- j Ilah claim to the land above described, before W.
mon»
upon
you
if
served
within
Jack-
Fat salaries are in it
To Lewis Barnes the above named defendant
II Canon United Stat-a Commlaaioner. at Med-
Try our new scheme awhile and ace son County, Oregon, or, if served with­ for.!, Oregon on the sth dav of September 19t2
In the name of th- State of Oregon. You are
in
any
other
county
of
Oregon,
then
Just how much damage ’twill do to
Claimant nam-a as —■tnes.e..; Ge-rwe Rock- hereby notified that y-»u are requited to appear
within
lw-
nty
dry»
from
the
date
of
thee,
ley.of Ruch Orecon William Ray. of Rich Ore- and answer the complaint filed against you in the
And it you dislike tt. repeal It the service of this summons upon you, iron. Jamas T. Rackley. of Ruch. Oregon. Robert above entitled Court and cause within Ten Days
or if served by publication, or out of Ray of Ruch. Oregon.
again"—
fr-an the date of the wrvice of this summons up­
the state, after and order of publics-.
Thu» •alth the Mpient »ecr. U'Ren. , ' tion,
on you It served within Jacksen County Oregon,
BENJAMIN
F.
JONES.
then on or before the last day
R j'ster. ur if served witkin any other county within thi.
state, then within Twenty Days from the date of
the service of this surnm ,ns upon you: or if serv­
ed by publication, then orror"before the last day
so prescribed in the order for publication of said
summons; and you will take notice that if you
fail to so appear and answer said complaint with­
in said time, plaintiff will take a default and a
decree aarainst you for the relief prayed for in
said complaint, to-wit: For a decree dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing between
vou and the above named plaintiff, Jennie B.
Barnes, and for a further decree awarding plain- I
tiff the sole custody of George William Barnas a
male minor child, the sole issue of said marriage,
and that plaintiff be given back her former name
Jennie Beatrice Conner, and for plaintiff's costs
and disbursments of this suit, and for such other
and further relief as to the Court may seem just
and equitable.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville '
st by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins. Judge
of the above entitled court, which said order was
made and dated in Chambers at Ashland on the
16th day of August A. D. 1912. wherein ft is or­
dered tnat you appear and answer the complaint
on file herein on or before the expiration of six
weeks from the date prescribed in said order as
the date of the first publication of this summons.
The date of the first publication of this sum­
mons is August 24. 1912, and the date of the last
publication and on or before which date you are
required to appear and answer is October 6th
1912.
J. A LEMERY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Order Appointing Day for Final Settle
.,
ment. ... ._ ....
,
tH TUB COUNTY COURY OF THB STATB Or OREGON
FOB THB COUNTY OF JACKSON
In the matter of the Estate of Geo. W. Me-
Connell, deceased.
, Angie W. McCennell the Executrix of theE»-
tate of (Jeo. W, McConnell deceased, having
rendered and presented toj settlement, and filed
n this Court, her final account of her administra
lion of said Estate.
It is ordered. That Monday the 23rd day of Sep
tember. 4- P, 1912^bejng a day of a subsequent
term of said Court.to-wit;of the September term
thereof. A. D. 1912. at 10 o’clock A. M. of said
day. be and the said is hereby appointed Tof the
Settlement of said account; and that notice of
said settlement be published in the Jacksonville
Post a newspaper published inv Jacksonville Ore­
gon as often as once a week for four successive
weeks prior to said day of settlement.
Done at Jacksonville. Oregon this 21st day of
August A. D. 1912.
J. R. NEIL.
County Judge.
SUMMONS.
I n thb ciacuir court of O regon , in and fob
TH 5 COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Bessie M. Henry alias Bessie M. Wilson. Plain­
tiff.
vs.
Brookfield Henry alls Frank H. Wilson, Da-
i fen« la ft t.
Suit in Equity for Divorce.
Summons.
To Brookfield Henry alia Frank H. Wilson, the
above named Defendant;-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE­
JACKSON.
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
GON, you are hereby required to appear and
George Loud Plaintiff,
answer the complaint filed against you
VS,
in the above entitled court and cause, on or
Consolidated Gold Mines Co., a corporation. before the Ia<t day of the time prescribed in the
and A. J. Sherrod, Defendant.
order for publication of summons herein, to-wit:
To Consolidated Gold Mines Co., u corporation. on or before the 14th day of September. 1912, said
and A. J. Sherwood, the above named defend’ date being the expiration of six weeks
ants:
from the date of the first publication of this
In the name of the state of Oregon. You are summons. And if you fail to appear and an­
he) eby commanded to appear and answer plain­ swer, for want thereof the plaintiff will kpply to
tiffs complaint against you now on file in the the Court for the relief prayed for in plaintiff's
above entitled Court and cause on or before the complaint, succinctly stated as follow«
last day prescribed in the publication of summons
For a decree of the court fcreverl dissolving
herein, to-wit, on or before the 7 day of Septem­ the bonds of matrimony now existing between
ber 1912, said date being the expiration of six he plaintiff and the defendant, on the grounds
weeks from the first day of publication of thiB of such cruel and inhuman treatment and such
summons. And you are hereby notified that if personal indignities as to make plaintiff's life
you fail to appear and answer the complaint of burdensome; and giving her the care and custody
plaintiff herein within the the said time, for of their minor child, and that she have judgment
want thereof plaintiff will apply to the Court for against the defendant for ulimony in the sum of
the relief prayed for in his complaint, viz, for a Twenty-five Dollars per month and for the costs
judgment against you for the sum of $495.65 and disbursements of this suit, and for such
with interest thereon from the 1st day of July, other and further relief as the court may deem
1910, and for the costs and disbursements in this
just and equitable.
action; and also for an order to sell the following
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
described personal property located in Jackson Post by order of Hon. J R. Neil. Judge of the
County, Oregon, and which, and which is now County Court of Jackson County. State of Ore­
subject to attachment herein, to-wit; one goso- gon, which said order was made and entered of
line engine, one two stamp quartz mill together -ecord on the 2nd day of August. 1912.
with belts and all other necessary fixtures for
Date of first publication hereof is the 3rd day
operating the same.
)f August, 1912.
This summons is pulished in the Jacksonville
J RED W. MEARS.
Post, a weekly newspaper published at Jackson-.
Attornoy for Plaintiff,
ville, Oregon, by order of Hon. F. M. Calkins. I
\
•----- ---
Judge of said Court, which order was made and
yon are a hou*«?wife you cannot reason
entered of record on the 23 day of July 1912, and
which order requires you to appear and answer ably hope to be hen.thy or beautiful by wash­
the said complaint on or before the last day pre- ing ilinheB, sweeping and doing housework
4cribed in said order for publication of this sum­ all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at
night. You must get out into the open gir
mons.
Date of first publication of summons the 27th and sunlight. If you do this every dey and
day of July 1912, date of last publication the 7th keep your stomach and bowels in good order
by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets when.need­
day of September 1912.
ed, you should liecome both healthy »nd
DEARMOND & DEARMOND.
Attorney for Plaintiff. beautiful. For sale by »11 dealers.
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