Jacksonville post., February 01, 1913, Image 4

Oregon Sidelights
for settlement in the above entitled
court and matter his first and final ac­
count and report of his administration
of said estate; and that Tuesday the
4th day of .March A. D. 1913 at the
hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of Baid day at
the coart room of said court, at the
court-house in Jacksonville, Jackson
County, State of Oregon, has been
duly appointed and fixed bv order of
the judge of the above entitled court
as the time and place for hearing of
objections to said account and report
and for the settlement thereof and of
said estate.
All persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified that all objections
to said final account or any pern there­
of must be filed on or before the date
and time herein appointed for such
hearing" and settlement, or there at,
on to-wit:- the 4th day of March A. D.
1813 at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M of
said day.
Date of the first publication hereof
is February 1st.. A. D. 1913.
J oseph K itto ,
Administrator de bonis non of the
Estate of Pauline Kitto, diceased.
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in or to -aid deseribel preml».-» or any part I Administrator’«
Notice
ÍQ'
thereof. This summons is serve! upon you by |
publicstion in the Jacksonville Post once a week
Creditors.
for six consecutive week« by ord r of Hon. F. M.
A flock of robins, the first of the
Calk’u’« ju ige of said court, said order having IM THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OBSOOM.
FOB THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
been made on January 9th. 1913.
season, appeared at Baker Tuesday.
GUS NEWBURY.
In the matter of the Estate of Cornelius W.”
Klamath Falls Northwestern: R.
Attorney for plaintiff. Esmond. Deceased. .
I Brown, the Worden sawmill man, has
Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned has
been appointed by the county court of Jackson
signed a contract with the Klamath
B» ANNABEL BRINSMADE
County.
Oregon. administrator with the will an­
Falls Tub and Pail factory for 2,000,000
nexed of the estate of Cornelius W. Esmond, de­
feet of lumber during the current year.
LN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS STATE cease 1.
Preparations were being made for a
All persona having claims asrainst the said
Port Orford Tribune: Considerable
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
funeral in the Margot family. The : agitation is going on in the county, es-
estate are hereby notified to present the same.
body of Betty Margot, aged eighteen, I pecially in the southern end, over the
James W. Gillette and Eliza H. Gillette Plain­ • luly verified, to the undersigned administrator at
tiffs.
his office in Medford. Jackson County. Oroson. on
was to lie burled at II o'clock, and it
vs.
or before six (61 months from the date hereof.
,
was now 10. A great deal of sympathy | question of building a good bridge
Emory B. Waterman and Mabel Watermar
Dated Dec. 28. 1912.
was shown the family, for there were across Chetco river. Th a bridge would
Defendants.
Suit in Equity to Foreclose
GUS NEWBURY.
ve y «ad circumstances attending the cost, according to the kird built, all
Mortgage.
Administrator with the will annexed of the
young girl's death. In fact. It was cou- i the way from $15,000 to $35,000.
To Emory B. Waterman and Mabe! B. Water- estate of Cornelius W. Esmond, deceased.
SUMMONS
■ICered a case of suicide.
Hermiston Herald: Celery culture
man. the above named defendants:
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
OREGON
FOR
JACKSON
liega
n
to
About a year before Betty
In the name of the State of Oregon you are
in this valley on a large scale is the
COUNTY.
hereby required to appear and answer the com­
■how signs of despondency. She had plan which C. D. Poster of this place
Notice of Dissolution.
Almira
Wilson.
Plaintiff.
plaint filed against you on or before ten day»
left school and was ready to take ■ and formerly of Fargo, N. D., is pre­
vs.
Notice is hereby given that that
from the date of the service of this summons up­
social position amohg the young people
George A. Wilson, and Elizabeth Wilson, his on you if served within Jackson County or if certain partnership heretofore existing
of the town In wblch she lived. Her paring to work out in the spring. That
wife. A. M. Wilson and Amelia Wilson his wife. served within any other* County of this State
between Arthur S. Kleinhammer and
mother, partly to divert her from her there is a big lot of high class celery
Charles E. Garfield, surviving husband of Urzilla then within twenty days from the date of such
condition of mind, did what she could land on the project is Mr. Porter's
i Garfield, Charles C. Garfield, and Laura Garfield, service, or if served by publication or out of the Joht»- Dunnington, trading and 'doing
to induce her to do sa Betty did opinion.
Final Notice.
his wife. Henry Lee Garfield. Urzilla Aldrich and Slate after an order of publication then on or business as Kleinhammer and Dunning-
not refuse to go among those of bet
Astorian: It is admitted all over the IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON Raymond Aldrich her husband. Alice Alrnira before the last day prescribed in the order of said ton, is this day, by mutual consent,
J Hansen and John Doe Hansen her husband, his publication of said summons which last day is
own age. but when with them, Instead Pacific coast that the Columbia river
dissolved. John Dunnington under the
COUNTY, OREGON.
| true given name being to plaintiff unknown the 15th day of February 1913.
of being tbe bright, cheery girl of a territory is immensely advantaged in
firm dissolution is the owner of the
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Urzil-
I
Charles
Nickel!
and
Belle
Nickel!
his
wife.
A.
M.
And
you
will
take
notice
that
if
you
fail
to
so
year before, she was listless. The young
I
la Garfield, Deceased.
Wilson administrator of the estate of Urzilla appear and answer said complaint plaintiffs will City Meat Market in Jacksonville, Ore­
men and maidens who had growu up the possession of two of the very finest
Notice is Hereov Given: That the . Garfield deceased, Martha Ann Wilson wifs of apply to the above entitled Court for the relief gon, and all accounts due said City
with her endeavored for awhile to [ lifesaving crews in the national estab­ undersigned,
A. M. Wilson, adminis­ Jesse W. Wilson, Gus Newbury. William Ulrich. demanded in said complaint succinctly stated as Meat Market are payable to the
draw ner from her lethargy, but. find­ lishment, an admission which sits well trator of the estate of Urzilla Garfield, Lauter & Carsky. a corporation and all persons follows to-wit:
ing their efforts futile, at last gave up and comfortably upon the Oregon and deceased, has tiled in the County Court unknown having or chiming any interest or es­ For a judgment against you and each of you said John Dunnington. All accounts
Washington consciousness.
trying.
for Jackson County, State of Oregon, tate in the property described in plaintiff’s com­ for the full sum of $2500.00 together with inter­ due hy said City Meat Market are pay­
The family physician was. of course,
North Bend Harbor: There is not a in the matter of said estate, his final plaint. being the N. 1-2 of the N. W. 1-4: the S. E. est thereon from the 1th day of November 1911 at able by John Dunnington. All property
consulted. He talked with Betty, ask­ man or business house on Coos Bay but report and account, showing all moneys 1-4 of N. W. 1-4 and that portion of the W. 1-2 of the rate of 6^< per annum, an 1 for the further belonging to said co-partnership of
received and disbursed, with vouchers the N. E. 1-4 lying west of tbe county road, all sum of $250.00 reasonable attorneys fee. and for
ed her a great many questions, pre­ is expecting an increase in all kinds of for
such disbursements.
in section 16. and government lots 10 and 11 and the foreclosure of the mortgage on the North every name, nature and kind, save and
scribed a tonic to be bi ken "three times business immediately. The granting
That said court has set Saturday, that portion of governmont lot 9 lying west of half of lot 5 in Block 4 of Park Addition to the except the Citv Market, is the proper­
a day before meals.” but told her moth­
the 1st day of March, 1913, the hour the county road ail in section 9, and all of said City of Medford. Oregon, heretofore given to ty of Arthur S. Kleinhammer.
er that be could find no organic dis of the bridge permit has had a stim­ of ten o’clock A. M. and the court premises being in T. 37. S. R. one west of W. M.. secure said above sums, and for such other and
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
ulating
influence
in
business
every
­
room of said court as the time and Defendants.
ease. fie thought that change of acene
further relief as to the Court may seem equitable
24th,
day of January, A. D. 1913.
where
and
from
now
on
there
will
be
a
place
for
the
making
of
any
To
Charles
E.
Garfield.
Amelia
Wilson,
Charles
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objections
be
beneficial,
but
the
Margots
might
' and for plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein
i to the allowance of said final report C. Garfield. Laura Garfield, Henry Lee Garfield, to be taxed.
J ohn D unnington .
could not afford to take the patient steady increase.
A. S. K leinhammer .
away. Besides, she said «be didn't care I Astoria Budget; Several of the pupils ! and account. All persons having ob­ Urzilla Aldrich. Raymond Aldrich. Alice Almira This summons is published in the Jacksonville
thereto are required to file the Hansen. John Doe Hansen his true given name Past, a weekly newspaper published and of
to go away. Tbe doctor suggested that of the drawing classes in the city jections
■same in writing in said court, on or be­
to the plaintiff unknown, L luter & Carsky { general circulation in Jackson County. Oregon,
there might be a young man in tbe schools are reported to be preparing fore said time, and to ma ;esuch objec- a being
corporation and Martha Ann Wilson. Henrv by order of the Circuit Judge, the Honorable F.
Fit H." Case Exacclj.
case, but Mrs. Margot declared that designs for the proposed
tions at said time, otherwise said final Lee Garfield and all other persons unknown hav- I M. Calkins, which order is dated on the 3rd day
“When father wan sick ubuutaix yaariago
souvenirs
her daughter hud never sliowu any pref­
report and account will be allowed and iaa or claiming any interest in the property ! of January 1913. and which directs the summons he read an advertisement of Chamberlain's
erences for any of her male acquaint­ which are to be presented to the mem- said administrator will be discharged. hereinbefore described and particularly described to be served upon you by publication thereof in Tablets in the p»|>ers that lit his case ex
bers
of
the
Point
Adams
and
Cape
Dis-
Dated this 30th day of January, 1913. in plaintiff’s complaint, the above named defend- said newspaper once a week for six consecutive si lly,” writes Miss Margaret Campbell of
ances. To this the doctor replied that
| ants:- In the Name of the State of Oregon.
You weeks from
and «aiica
after the
date ««a-
of publica- Ft. Smith, Ark. “He purchased a box of
A. M. W1LSON,
first love on tbe part of a young,girl appointment life saving crews by the
-
1 ■ vxii uu«(
vnu first ucavc
Administrator of the Estate OI and each of you are hereby notified and required I tion. which is the 4th day of January. 1913. said them and he has not been sick aince. My
from sixteen to tweuty was apt to as­ citizens of Astoria.
Urzilla
Garfield,
Deceased.
to appear in the above entitled coart and cause last date of publication being the 15th day of sister had stomach trouble and was also ben­
sume very singular forma. He bad
Marshfield Record: Mr. and Mrs,
and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed there­ 1 February, 1913. and said order requires you and efited by them.” For sale by all dealers.
treated cases of supposed physical mal­ Stephen Kogers have sailed for San
in within six weeks from the date of the first | each of you to answer on or before the last date —Advertisement.
ady which eventually had turned out
publication of this summons upon you and if you 1 prescribed in the order for the publication of
SUMMONS
to be Mlmply lovesickness. One of his Francisco and are going for a long trip
fail to apper and answer the complaint within the 1 said summons,
that in default thereof a
patients had shown signs of a break throughout the southwest. Mr. and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORE< : oon time required for want thereof, the plaintiff will i decree will bo entered as prayed for.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
lug down in health simply because «he Mrs. Rogers have spent many busy
apply to the court for the relief prayed for and I
CHARLES PRIM.
Sophia Robinett, plaintiff,
demanded in her complaint, to-w ! ;-
could not make up her mind between years oil their Coos river ranch, and
Attorney for Plaintiffs
For
a
decree
of
the
court
for
a
p-irtition
of
the
i
vs.
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two suitors and hud finally eloped with now, when they are past 80 years of
real property hereinbefore described and in
a third, to wlsmi tier parent bad no ob­ age, they feel their activities can be
Porter Robinett, defendant.
Sheriff's Sale Under
plaintiff's complaint described, among the de-
jection whatever.
Suit in Equity for a divorce.
laid aside, and the remaining years Le
fendants and plaintiff as their respective inter­
Execution.
You take no risk when you buy
One moraitig when the g<K>d lady enjoyed in ease. Journal.
Io Porter Robinett the above named ests may appear, and be establishe«i and that the
the “Kantleck’! Hot Water Bottle.
went into her daughter's room with
Public notice is hereby Riven
that by
defendant;
liens against any of the defendants or of the
INTERRUPTION
of its receipt, or the affidavit of the
person by whom the delivery was made
stating when and where the copy was
delivered; if made by registered mail,
proof of such service must consist of
the affidavit of the person by whom
the copy was mailed stating when und
the post office to which it was mailed,
and this affidavit must be accompanied
by the postmaster’s receipt for the
letter.
You should state in your answer the
name of the post office to which you
desire future notices to he sent to you.
B. F. J ones , Register.
Date of first publication Jan. 18, 1313
Dateof second publication Jan 25,1J13
Date of third publication Feb. 1, 1913
Dateof fourth publication Feb. 8, 1913
Summons
Hot Water Bottles
That Won’t Leak
If it shows any imperfections in
the usual toast mid coffee—abv would
In the name of the State of Oregon plaintiff herein be decreed to attach to the por­ virtue of an execution and order of sale
material or workmanship within two
you are hereby notified that you are tion only which shall be designated und decreed duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of 1
not permit Betty to arise before 11
years from the day we sell it to you,
o’clock—the room win empty. The bed Hunters See 8 Companions Die required to appear in the above entitled to said plaintiff or to said d. fen Lints; that three Jackson County Oregon, and of date December
the manufacturers guarantee to give
court anil cause and answer the com- referee.» be appointed by this court to designate 16th !912. in a certain action in said Circuit Court
hud not been slept tn. Tho frightened
you another one without charge.
P aint of the above named plaintiff an equitable division of the said premises among I for said County and State, wherein The Me<lford
matron rushed from the room, calling
Do you know of any other bottle
Cape
Town,
South
Africa,
Jan
27.
—
tiled
against
you
therein
within
ten
the
said
several
parties
to
this
suit
who
shall
be
Hardware
Company,
a
corop•nation,
is
plaintiff,
her daughter wildly. Tbe household.
sold under such a remarkable guar­
days from the date of the service of entitled thereto, and for judgment for costs, /tnd J. R. Writfht is defendant, and wherein the
Exciting
experiences
with
wild
beasts
Betty excepted, responded, and even­
antee ?
this summons upon vou if served upon disbursements and attorneys fees.
said The Medford Hardware Company recovered
and cannibals befell Robert Taft, the you
tually the whole towu wua roused.
within Jackson County, State of This summons is served upon you by publica­ judgment against the sa:d defendant J, R.
Tile day passed with-no word from Los Angclej explorer and hunter, and Oregon, or if served within any other tion in the Jackoonville Post published in Jack­ Wright for the sum of $809.00, with interest
tlar missing girl. 8tie must have <1e Gordon Campbell of Glasgow, during county of the State >f Oregon, then sonville. Jacksan County. Jceg.in once a week I thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
are made of the finest grade of Para
pSfced la the night, for no one had their hunting expedition in Central Af­ within twenty days from the date of for six consecutive weeks, by order of H »n. F. M. from July 1st 1911 until paid.* and the further
This gum is soft and pliable
• m K her go. Every village In the rica, according to advice just received such service upon you, or if served up­ Calkins Judge of said court, said order having sum of $295.00 with interest thereon from May
—yet so tough and
on
you
by
publication,
then
on
or
be
­
5th
1912
until
paid
at
the
rate
of
8
per
cent
per
been made on the 10th day of January, 1913.
n«MfhlH>rhiH><l received telephone man- here. The young American arid his
strong that it will
fore
the
la.-t
day
so
prescribed
in
the
annum;
said
judgment
was
duly
enrolled
and
Dated
of
the
first
publication
is
January
11th,
mwm describing Betty's personal ap-
not crack or weak­
older
of
publication
of
said
summons;
companion,
a
Scotchman,
started
a
docketed
in
said
court
on
December
13
th
1912.
1913.
I
jMrirance and Inquiring if she had been
en. Scams are triply
and
you
will
take
notice
that
if
you
That
I
will
on
the
19th
day
of
February,
1913
GUS
NEWBURY,
re-enforced .stopples
ee<«L All her relatives far and near year ago to cross the continent of Af­ fail to so appear and answer said com­
at the front door of the Court House in Jack­
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
are perfectly ad­
wit » notified.
Not a hopeful word rica from the east via Victoria tiyanza plaint within said time, the plaintiff
sonville i i said County, and at the hour of 10
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justed. Leakage is
came from any point.
and the Congo. At Stanley Falls the will apply to rhe court for an order of
o’clock A. M. of said day. offer for sale, and will
impossible.
Mm. Margot, after she became so ratt on which the two men and their default and for a decree against you
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
Not only are "Kant-
SUMMONS
far calmed as to sxproHa an opinion on porters were tiuveling was capsized by forever dissolving the bonds of matri-
ieak” Water Bottle».
rat h irt hand, all of the following described real
Fountain Syringe»,
th» cause of her daughter's departure, a hippopotamus. The explorers suc­ niony heretofore and now existing be- J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FuR JACKSON property, to-wit:-
ete.. perfect in quality,
COUNTY.
Allof the rifht, title and interest that the said
said ah« believed that Hetty’s mind ceed d in saving thomselves, although tween you and the above named plain­
but they are alwi full
tiff and for a decree awarding plaintiff J William Harrison, Plaintiff,
capacity. If you buy
defendant J. R. Wright had on the 31st day of
h»d been affected through »oute die-
a quart bottle, you can
the
custody
of
Clarence
Robinett,
the
July 1911. or at any time thereafter either i 1 or
vs.
sate which "that stupid doctor" lta<l two of the party were eaten by eroco- sole issue of said marriage and for
be sure that it bold» a
co
Lots
numbered
Nine
(9).
Ten
(10)
and
Eleven
ililes
mid
three
others
were
drowned,
quart.
William
L.
Bilger,
Anna
A.
Moore
nee
Anna
failed to discover, Tile |M»«ple of the
such other, further and uifferent relief A, Bilger, John A. Bilger. Charles S. Bilger. (11). in Block number eighty-one (81) of the odd
May we show you
...... 6ur fine stock _ „,
of
A short time later the hunters were ’.3 to the court may seem . quitable.
town hnd many au<l diverse opinions
C. Bilger, Henry F. Bilger. Otill.i C. town of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon as
rubber goods? We are the exclusive
Km. Grl'Iln, across tho street, who hnd attacked at nq ht b} a party of canni
I his summons is published in the Herman
McPherson, nee Ot illaC, Bilger, heirs at lav oi design:!i*-d and recorded on the official plat of
agents for the “Kantleek” line.
he rd Mrs. Margot—uu Impatieiit. ex oals and another of their party was I 'kiamville Post by order of t.he tlon John
Bilger, deceased, Lucy A. Terrill, Charles said town of Medford on record in the office of
-
bOR SALE BY
clt.iblu woman—scold her daughter, killed. Still another of the porters ■ii
ikins, judge of the above en­ I Terrill and Eifio Terrill his wife. Byron Terril! the County Recorder of said Jackson County.
titled court, and which order was made 1 and Augusta Terrill his wife. Jay Terrill, Effie Oregon.
averred that the latter had beeu driven Went mad with jungle fever and
hail and dated on the 30ih. day of Decem­
away by cruelty. Some of the neigh-
Dated .at Jacksonville. Oragon this the 3 day
ber, A. D. 1912 and it is therein order­ | Seaman and W. A. Seaman her husband, Clara of January 19t3,
bo. s—old mu Ida or married women to be shot to save the lives of lhe few ed
| Seaman and Roy Seaman her husband. Ella
’
hat
you
Hppear
and
answer
the
AUG. D. SINGLE ft.
1
remaining-members
of
the
party,
The
who bad adopted dogs tu lieu of cbll-
t
«
Complaint on file herein on or before ' Mast and George Mast her husband, Mary Ter­
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
&■« n—said ttiut Betty bad not been last negro accompaning the men was the expiration of six weeks from the rill, surviving widow of Delbert Terrill, deceased.
properly brought up and had gone to seized by a gorilla soon after this and date prescribed in said order as the Dean Terrill and Maud Terrill, minor heirs of
Delbert Terrill, deceased and Mary Terrill, Also
the tied.
was carried off into the jungle,
He date of the first publication of this all other persons or parties unknown, claiming
trwwi
oawijwwi.'
<>ue day n fresh Impetus was given was never found, despite the efforts of summons.
any
right,
title
estate,
lien
or
interest
in
the
real
The date of the first publication of
to HiuHu conjectures by the discovery the two men. Left alone, Taft and
! estate described as the N. W. *4. the W. V? of the
>>f a body of a woman In the river. It Campbell were in a serious predicament 'his summons is January 4th., 1913 and I N. E. V* the N. V» of the S W. ’ * and the N. W.
lhe
date of the last publication thereof
was bloatod lieyoud recognition, but It
«nil on or before which date you are '4 of the S. E. Vt of section 8 in Tp. 36. S. R. 1. E.
sin about Betty's height, and the hair owing to the hostile attitude of the na­ required to appear and answer said i of W. M. excepting the following; Beginning at
tives
and
were
finally
rescued
in
dan
­
i the S. E. corner of the N. W. ’4 of the S. E. !i of
was about the same color as hers. The
complaint is February 15, 1913
I said section 8 in said Tp. and R. aud running
•oeaenuiia of opinion was that it whs gerous surroundings by Belgian rubber
„ ...
H. K. H anna ,
hev remains; that tn a tit of temporary hunters.
Residing at Jacksonville, Oregon ' thence North 96 rods, thence west 120 rods.
I thence south 96 rods, thence East 120 rotis to
Attorney for plaintiff.
lusinlty alls hnd escaped from home
1 place of beginning: Defendants.
and drowned herself. The sight was
! To William L. Bilger. Anna A. Moore,
so awful tliut the parents were per­
i Anna A Bilger, John A. Bilger, Charles S.
suaded not to look at It An under­
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
Notice of Contest.
[ ger. Herman C. Bilger. Henry F. Bilger. Otilla C.
taker prepared It for burial, and this
McPherson nee Otilla C. Bilger, heirs at law of
Parts of t.he Country. Nothing too Heavy or
all
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, John Bilger, deceased. W• A. Seaman and also all
Notice to Creditors.
brings us to tbe tiegtnnlngof our story,
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
which Is also the end.
United
States
Land
Office,
other
persons
unknown,
claiming
any
right,
title
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
Persons were assembling at the Mar­
Roseburc, Oregon, January 9, 1913. interest, estate or lien in the real property de­
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNY
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
got home to pay their Inst respects to
To
Louis T. Sanford of Applegate scribed as the N. W. the W. ’» of the N. E. H
OF JACKSON.
the N.
of the S. W. ’< and the N. W. '4 of the
the doad. The clergyman had arrived,
Oregon, Contestee:
S. E. (4 of Section 8 in tp, 86, S, R. 1 east of W.
In the mutter uf the estate of Frank
the undertaker was going about wtth
You are hereby notified that H. E M.. excepting the following: Beginning at >ie
soft trend giving directions In a modu­ A. Douglas. deceased
Ro»a who gives Applegate. Oregon, as south east corner of the N. W. ’* uf the S. E. 14
lated voice, when a young mao aud
Notice is hereby given, that the his post-office address, did on Novem- of said section 8 in said tp. ami R. and running
woman turned a corner and caught undersigned, by an order of the County ■ her 2f>, 1912, file in this office his duly thence north 96 rods, thence west 120rods, thence
a view of the hearse and carriages Court of Jackson County, State of corroborated application to contest and South 96 rods thence north to the place of begin-
standing before the door. The lady Driron, duly enter d on the 27th. day secure the cancellation of your Home-, l ning, the above named defendants.
sank on tbo man’s bosom wtth a gasp; of •amiary, 1913, has been appointed t.a.i. Entry No. 07083. Serial No.
In the name of the State of Oregon, You and
and now is the duly qualified and acting 1071183 made M arch 25. 1911. for S
of you are hereby notified and required to
but, recovering, the two pursued tholr Administrator of the estate of the NW
and S 1 . NE 't of Section 24' each
John Dunmngton
sppear in the above entitled court and cause and
way to the bouse of the funeral. The above named decedent.
I’ownship 38 s. Range 4 W.. Willamette answer
the complaint of plaintiff now on file
Clergyman was mentioning Home lovelv
All creditors an 1 p r oos having Meridian, and as grounds for his con­ therein within six weeks from the date of the
traits of the deceased when the chief
" ->o-dnst said decedent or his I test he alleges that said Louis T. San-
publication of this summons upon you which
is
.i. a.. ), !■■• notified and required f rd moved off of «aid land on March 1 first
mourner, ntfored an eir'iniHtl n of
is the Uth day of January. 1913. and if you fail to
'!.< su.,.0 duly verified with 1st, 1912 He sold the house and house- appear
■u-pri'e a ml made n bolt t >r the hull, l" I
and answer within the time requir'd and »■
p.'o
vjk .... b . to the undersigned at h. Id furniture and has not been seen
where stood the newcomer«.
specified herein, for want thereof the plain,iff
"Oh, Betty I” exclaimed both father u.s oilice at No. 29 South Peach Street in this vicinity since. He did not cul- will apply to the court for the relief piayed for
in the ( ity of Medford, Jacksoncountv. tlv ate the land either before or since
anc mother In a breath.
and demanded in his complaint, to-wit:-
State of Oiegon. within six months March 1st, 1912;
decree of the court decreeing plaintiff to be |
Tile obsequies were discontinued on from the date hereof.
You are. therefore, further notified the For
owner in fee simple of the premises described
acoMint of the api>earaiice of the ob­
l'he date hereof and of the first pub­ that the said allegations will be taken
ject for which they were held, and s lication hereof is February 1st., 1913. bv this office as having been confessed as:- The N. W. the W Ml of the N. E. 1-4.
great relief, a great Joy. reigned tn
by you, and your said entry will be the N. 1-2 of the S. W. Mand the N. W 1-4 of
W alter M. C lark ,
canceled
’thereunder without your 1 the S. E. 1-4 of section 8 in township 36. south of
JOHN G. DUNMNGTON. Prop
their stead. This was Betty's explana­
Administrator of the estate of Frank
further right to be heard therein, eith- I range one. east of W. M. in Oregon, less the
tion:
A. Douglas.
following
described
tract.
Beginning
at
the
H. K. H.mna residing at Jackson­ or before this office or on appeal if south east corner of the N. W. 1-4 of the S. E.
"George met me when I was a
fail to file in this office within
schoolgirl, and we loved. Then that ville, Oregon, attorney for the estate. 1 vou
twenty davs after th«« FOURTH pub­ 1-4 of said section 8, and running thence north
bow id Kate Baxter came between us.
lication of this notice, as sh««wn below 96 rods, thence west 126 rods, thence south 96
-------- Dealer» Jn-------
and for a long while 1 was afraid she'd
your answer. under
’
\ speeifieallv rods, thence east 120 rods to the beginning sub­
oath,
ject
only
to
a
contract
of
sale
given
by
plaintiff
get him away from me. But one day
Notice of Final Settlement.
meeting and responding
„ to ’these
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_
he wrote me that she hnd lieen telling IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF legations of contest.
or if you fail to Wiiiia n Nuduig of record in vo.ume 91 at page
ill Ki lis of Frji’i a id Cared .Meats
within
that
time
to
file
lies about me. and 1 concluded to go
in this office 52■' of the deed records of Jackson County, Ore­
gon.
to
which
reference
Is
hereby
made
for
a
ORIX'.ON
FOR
JACkSON
COUNTY.
due
proof
that
you
have
s -rved a copy
an give her a piece of my mind. The
of your answer on the s aid contestant more perfect description, freed from the claims
rem It was that George and I thought
In the mufti r
the adr
Poultry, Choice lard, Etc.
ration either in person >r hv registered
m.iil. of Mild defendants a id any and all thereof, 1
P
wi-'i better be married No here we of the estate
a do- îf th«» serv'-e i« m-'de hv the lefivo
all per-« n« whomsoe er, ami that a further
”
.
’
ceased pewon
«re "
• •f a ci pv i f mil r newer to the con- c h eULcev«. 4. kung tne titk of pla nt ff
Notice is he \v Riven i.h.it Jo
Tse doctor'« dlnguosla <>f the case
’tanl in pc-an’ D” 'of of s-ich «or- < lid .u>c»’Ur<l premise J and that a furt
^tratoi
(k
Kitto,
the
A.lm
v e meat l*e ei he ’ho «aid
__ __
_
Wits- ’Tbe lusauit) of Jineuik- kiva."
be d-niuced dweeii^ laa* djfe.iHt
contes-
of the Estate vt tuunne ah to,
______
JA CK SON VILE,
duceus _ tant’» written acknowledgment of his thereof hare no ngnt t de. intw.es:
OREGON
City Drug Store
Charles F. Dunford
DRA YAGE
Jacksonville
Meat Market
ed, has rendered, presented and filed receipt of the copy, showing tho date or wuuu m M iM.are •* thAracUM* ^hauoever.