Jacksonville post., June 28, 1913, Image 4

Uncrowned Qua.na.
A Philosophical
Discussion
There have beeu »even uncrowned
queens of England. The drat w»l
Margaret of France, the "second wife
it Edward I. Money wax scarce In
the gov ertiifiebt coffers ■|it"ttie time,
tud Edward could not afford the ex­
pense of a coronation. ’^The four later
wives of Henry VJJ|,U Anne Boleyn'»
niccessors—Jnne Seymour, Anne of
CleveC Catherine Howard and Cath­
erine l’arr—were never publicly crown-'
ed uw queen consorts. Perhaps it was
because Henry thought It would cause
ridicule to bare coronations occur as
frequently ns his marriages. Henriet­
ta Marla, the wife of Charles I., belug
i strict Catholic, refused to take part
in a state function which would com­
pel her to partake of the Sacrament,
according to the rites of the Church of
England. Sophia Dorothea, the wife
of George I. and mother of George II.,
was never re<-ognixed as queen of Eng­
land and therefore cannot 6e classed
as one of Britain’s uncrowned queen»
Caroline of Brunswick, the wife of
George IV., was not permitted to be
present In Westtaiifster hall nt bls
coronation.—London Mall.
Milk Shakes, at Chapman’s Change in Southern Pacific Time
Chocolate Corner.
Adv.
Table.
Citation.
SUMMONS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
LN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSoN.
Effective January 1st, 1910.
SUMMONS
__
_<)F JXCKJON.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jam^sCook,
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Edwin H. Williams, Plaintiff.
deceased.
MKDFORP. FOR JACKSON COUNTY, STATE
vs.
20 Portland Passenger........... 7:30 A.M.
Citation to Show Cause on Application to Sell
OF OREGON.
*
Oregon-California Development Co., a foreign
24 Grants Pass Motor........... 10:31 A.M. Rea! Property.
corporation, defendant.
W. H. Barr. Plaintiff,
By REGINALD D. HAVEN
To Lucinda Denson. Willian Cook, George W.
32 Grants Pass Motor............. 4:58 P.M.
Suit irj Equity to Foreclose a Mortgage.,
V«.
Cook, Dan Harrington. Susie Lencione, Annie
i
To Oregon-California DevefopVnent Co., the
1 I Oregon Express............................. 5:45 P.M.
S. C. Lee. Defendant.
Warner. Mary Pope, Harry Harrington Frank
I
abov«»
named defendant
Art kin to recover money.
K Oregon Express................ 5:58 P.M Harrington, Wesley Harrington. Nora Parker
He was a graduate of the United
t
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
To S. C. Lee. Defendant.
States Military academy at West Point
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M (otherwise known as Nora Bowles) Annie Cook i You are hereby notified that you are required to
In the name of the State of Oregon; You are
I and John Cook, heirs of James Cook, deceased.
»nd had not only learned conic sections,
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
i appear and answer the complaint filed against
hereby'commanded to appear and answer the
| and to al! Other Heirs Unknown, if any such
analytical geometry and all that, but
, you in the above entitled court and cause on or
plaintiff’s complaint against you now on file in i 23 Ashland Motor.................... 8:45 A.M. there be:
had during the summer encampments
the above entitled court and cause on or before! 13 California Express ......... 10:52 A.M. | It appearing to my satisfaction upon reading I before the expiration of six weeks from the date
of the fir^t publication of this summons, name- *
escorted young ladles to “Old Fort
the 4th day of August, 1913. said date being the 31
Ashland Motor.................... 2:24 P.M. I the petition of John Cook, as administrator of . 1y, on or before June 28th.. 1913; or if service of
Put" and over "Flirtation walk" and
expiration of six weeks from the day of the first ■
!
the
estate
of
James
Cook,
deceased,
duly
verified
15
San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M.
i summons be made upon you personally and with-
danced with them at hops.
publication of this summons.
the 30 th day of April. 1913. and file! in this court
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to 11 Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M. I on the 1st day of May. 1913, that in or ler to pay , out th** State of Oregon after order for publica­
lie was a major of artillery 16 the
tion of summons, then on or before the expira­
appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
United States array and stationed at
the charges, expenses and claims against the
tion of six weeks from the date of such service
will apply to the court for the relief praved for
Fort Snelling. It was August and he
estate of said decedent, that the following des­
' upon you: and you will take notice that if you
in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows:
thought he would run over to Lake
cribed premises, or a portion thereof, should be i fail to so appear and answer said complaint with
for a judgment for the sum of $133.05, and in­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON sold, namely, the South half of the Northeast
Minnetonka at the time the resort was
, in said time plain'iff wi’l take a default against
terest on said sum from the 19th day of April
FOR THE COUNTY OP JACKSON.
quarter and the North half of the Southeast i you and will apply to the court for the, relief
filled with persons enjoying their sum­
1913. and for costs of this action.
quarter of Section Twenty (29), Township (34)
Josie
Rpnfort.
Plaintiff.
mer vacations. He was thirty-five and
I prayed for in his complaint, towit; for a judg-
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
S outh. Range Three (3) East of the Willamette , ment against you for the sum of $432.00 with in­
vs
unmarried. His friends said that be
Post by order of the Honorable G. O. Taylor,
Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon.
Robert
Ronfort,
Defendant.
Suit
for
Divorce.
terest thereon from January 10th.. 1912 at 6 per
bad proposed to so many girls when
Justice of the Peace in and for the above en­
Therefore, you and each of you. namely. cent per annum and for judgment for the furth­
To Robert Ron fori, the above named defendant:
titled district, which sai 1 order was made and
he was at West Point that there were
Lucinda
Denson,
William
Cook.
George
V/.
Cook,
In the Name of the State of Oregon, you are
er sum of flftv dollars attorney’s fees and for the
entered of record on the 19th day of June. 1913,
none left for him to marry when be
Dan Harrington, Susie Lencione, Annie Warner, costs and disbursements of this suit and for a
which order requires you to appear on or before hereby required to appear and answer the com­
really meant business.
Mary
Pope.
Harry
Harrington.
Frank
Harring
­
the last day prescribod in this summons.
The i plaint of the plaintiff filed arainst you in the ton, Wesley Harrington. Nora Parker (otherwise decree foreclosing that certain mortgage of the
He had passed out of the reckless
* ( Artificial Ears.
I said defendant executed to the plaintiff herein of
date of the first publication of this summons is i above ent:tled court and cause, on or before the
lovemaking of youth, It had left him
ArtificiaNears are so skillfully made the 21 day of June, 1913.
last day of the time prescribed in the ordei* for known as Nora Bowles) Annie Cook, and John date February 6. 1912 now of record in Vol. 30 at
Cook,
heirs
of
James
Cook,
deceased,
and
to
all
publication of summons herein, to-wit: on or be-
dreamy, imaginative, with a vein of that they, may with difficulty be dis­
pages 351) and 351 of the Mortgage Records of
G. O. TAYLOR.
Justice of the Peace in and fur said District. fore the 5th day of July, 1913, said date being the other heirs unknown, if any such tlidre be. are Jackson County. Oregon and for the sale, to
sentiment such as belongs to the poet tinguished from natural ones, it Is said-
hereby
directed
and
cited
to
appear
before
date of the expiration of six weeks from the
satisfy the aforesaid judgments, of that certain
He was fond of musing upon the won­ WhiffI the pdrson who has lost an ear
date of the first publication of this summons 1 said county court on Thursday. the 24th day of property described in and covered by said mort­
ders of the universe. The most Inter­ applies
tly? manufacturer for a sub­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
And if you fail to so appear an 1 answer within I July. 1913, at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of gage. to-wit; All of Lot. Two in Section “D" of
esting study to him was mankind— stitute there Is made u mold of the re­
said time, for want thereof the plaintiff will [ said day at the court room of said county court ■ the Rogue River Valley Orchards Company’s
c. W. Wolters. Plaintiff.
thut is, after womankind—for, being maining eij£ If there be left any part
apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her 1 at the County Court House at Jacksonville, in tract, situated in Township 38, South of Range 1
vs.
unmarried, be cousidered woman a tit of the qfher a mold of that part also
the County of J ackson. Oregon, to show cause, if East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson
complaint, to-wit:
| Lyd a Hanscom Spanos, (formerly Lyd’a Hans­
subject for study, although a married must be taken to assist in the fitting
For a decree of this court dissolving the bonds any exiet. why an order should not be made, County. Oregon as shown upon the recorded plat
com) Mike Spanos, her husband, and Fred L. Coi-
friend told him he had better stick to of the artificial. Manufacturers assert I vijr, County Recorder of Jackson County, Oregon, of matrimony existing between plaintiff and de­ authorizing the said administrator to sell so much thereof on recon! in the office of the County Re­
fendant; for an order granting plaintiff the care of the above described real property of the said corder of said county and state.
nebulae and let woman alone.
that no two ears are alike and that It I Defendants.
And for such other, further and different relief
".Major Donnldson. hsve you niet takes a skillful workman to prepare an j Public Notice is Hereby Given, that under, and and custody of the minor child. Robert Ronford, decedent as shall be necessary, as prayed for in
said petition.
as to the Court shall seem equitable.
Miss Kenworthy?” said a lady by way ear from the mold or molds. When i by virtue of an order of sale, and decree of fore- and for such other and further relief as to the
This citation shall bs served upon all non-resi­
Court may seem equitable.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
of an introduction.
finished, says Harper’s Weekly, the ■ closure, and a deficiency judgment thereunder,
This summons is serveed upon you ny publica­ dent heirs and all unknown heirs by publishing
"I have not. but it gives me great ' new ear Is pasted on the stump or sim­ and an execution issued out of the Circuit tion thereof in the Jacksonville Post, a weekly , the same in the Jacksonville Post, a newspaper Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, one of
the judges of the above entitled court and which
pleasure to do so now.” sold the major. ply set In the position of the lost ear. I Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the newspaper of general circulation, printed and , published in Jackson County, Oregon, once a said order was ma le and dated in Chambers on
The introducer dropped out, and the It is really only the lirst artificial ear . County of Jackson, upon said deficiency ju/lg- published at Jacksonville. Jackson County, Ore- 1 week for four successive weeks prior to July the Kith, day of May. 1913. wherein it is ordered
officer drew u choir beside Miss Ken­ that is expensive, the chief cost per­ ment, in a certain cause therein wherein C. W. gon. in accordance with an order of Hon. F. M j 24th. 1913. Dated June 13th, 1913.
that you appear and answer the complaint on file
Wolters Is plaintiff, and Lydia Hanscom Sp anos,
F. L. TO (J VELLE. County Judge.
worthy. It was the hour of twilight, taining to the making of tin* mold. (formerly Lyd-a Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her Calkins. Judge of the above entitled court, which
herein on or befsre the expiration of six weeks
and the planet Venus was looking Vulcanized rubber, which can be bent husband, and Fred L. Colvig, as the county re- order was made and signed May 21. 1913, and
from the date prescribed in said order as the data
of the first publication of this summons.
down, radiant, on the god of day that and twisted, has been found to consti­ : Corder of Jackson County, Oregon, were d< fon­ I which order requires said summons to be so pub­
J.
W.
Copeland,
of
Dayton,
Ohio,
p.ir-
The date of the first publication of this sum­
had sunk lienenth the horizon.
tute the best material for the making dants, and wbith said execution is of date of lished once each week for six consecutive weeks.
hased a bc’tle of Cli:>"!>erlain’s Cough
The date of the first publication hereof is May
“Beautiful sight.” remarked the ma­ of artificial ears.
June 19, 1913. and wus issu.d ly virtue of said ' 24. 1913, and the date of the last publication here- Remedy for his boy who li d ■ r-iu, and be- mons is May 17. 1913 and the date of the last
publication and on or before which date you
! deficiency judgment and decree in said court
jor by way of opening the conversa­
ore the bottle was al! use. . e h >y’a cold are required to appear and answer is June 28th.,
| of. on or before which date you are required to
and cause, which said decree w i.i duly re idere I
tion. "This hour at tills season is my
. ns gone. Is that not better nan to pay a 1913.
The Two Fine Things of Life.
j answer, is July 5th 1913.
and docketed in favor of the said plaintiff, and
favorite of all parts of the year.”
tive dollar ductor’s bill? l'cr sale by all
H. K. HANNA.
D. W. BAGSHAW.
Because it is tin elementary thing to
Attorney For the Plaintiff at Jacksonville,
“Very beautiful.” Miss Kenworthy do It requires tourage to buy or build against the said defendants on the 20th day of
Attorney for Plaintiff. dealers.
Oregon.
December. 1911. and recorded in Volume 18 at
assented.
a house. Buy? Build? The universal pages 68 and 69 ef the Circuit Court Journal,
"I wonder how the planet happened head becomes a pendulum of warning. and which said deficiency judgment liears date of
SUMMONS
to be named for the goddess of love?” There are Just two tine things open April 1, 1912. and is found in Volume 2 uf the
“That's easily answered. Venus is to most of us between the cradle and Judgment Lien Ducket ut page 81.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STAT
I am commanded to sell, and will sell at the
the only one of the planets that ap­ the grave. One is to marry and the oth­
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
July 21.
___ _____
pears to us to he always changing."
er Is to acquire a home, and the mod­ hour uf 10:30 o'clock A. M. on Monday.
913.
at
Ine
front
door
of
the
Court
House
in
Leon
B. Haskins and GertrudeOdgers Haskins,
The major glunced stispleiously at ern answer to both proposals Is the
his eompaulon. She was looking out same. “Don’t.” so greatly do men Jacksonville. Oregon, otter for sale and will sell husband and wife and Nannie Barr and W. H.
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
upon tlie landscape with a sober fn>e. fear life, so exorbitantly do they pur­ in hand all of the right, title and interest that Barr, wife and husband. Plaintiffs,
vs.
"Your explanation does not hold. The pose to enjoy it. Philip Gilbert Ham- the said defendants Lydia Hanscom Spanos
H. A. Knight, Defendant. Suit in Equity.
phases of Venus are uot apparent to erton. In “The Intellectual Life.” point­ (formerly Lydia Hanscom) and MlkeSpanoa, her I , To H, A. Knight the above named defendant:
the linked eye. and the ancients had ed out that the Invention of railways husband, or any or either of them hud Upon the In the Name of the State of Oregon; You are
no telescopes. 1 wonder if the planets had resulted in a return to one of the
th day of December. 1911. ,r at any time there­ hereby commanded to appear and answer the com­
are Inhabited.”
most marked phases of barbarism, a after. either in or to the following described plaint of plaintiffs against you nowon file in the
property:
above entitled court and cause on or before the
“if there are human beings on Venus nomadic life. Since he wrote we luiv»
Commencing at a point 238.5 feet south 26 de­ last dav prescribed in the publication of summons
1 presume tlie women are all Venuses.” invented the motorcar «nd the flat,
grees east f rom an.iron pin. which is situated on herein, to-wit on or before six weeks from the
Again Major Donaldson cast an in­ and fixity of residence, which la a illx-
tlie east side of the county road, in the Tow n of date of the first publication of summons provid­
terrogative glance at Miss Kenworthy ! tinetlve mark of civilization, liiis be- Talent, said pin being 16.30 chains west and 3.80 ed in the order of publication of summons herein
Was her remark intended to lie humor come Its derision or despair.—London el ains south of the north.« t cornerof Donation which date is the 24th day of May. 1913. And
ous or satirical? Her face was still T. P’s Weekly.
L nd Claim Number Sixty-Four (64) in Township you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
sober. There was no twinkle in her
rfiiriy-eight (38) South, Range One (1) West of and answer the complaint of plaintiffs herein
We are revising our lists ready for the
the \V ilia nette Meridian, tnence running south within said time, for want thereof the plaintiffs,
eye.
A Coaxer For Recruits.
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
73
degrees
west
30
ft.
to
the
true
point
of
begin
­
and
each
thereof,
will
apply
to
the
court
for
the
"Do you know.” said tlie major, "that
Nowndnys the authorities do not nd
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
the philosopher. Sir William Hamilton, vortlse so alluringly for recruits ns ning. thence north 26 degrees west 30 ft. thende relief prayed for in their complaint, which suc­
for sale, we have a number of prospective
north 73 dey rees east 155 feet, thence south 26 cinctly stated as follows, to-wit; that a decree be
sugge.’ied that life may have been they <lld In tin* past. A notice issued
degrecs eat 145 feet, thence south 73 u grees entered in favor the plaintiffs and each thereof,
buyers who expect value for their money.
transmitted to the earth from one of lu 1SO1 by British authorities calls on wst 155 let t, thence north 26 (iejevs est 5 debarring and excluding you forever from claim-
the other planets as the wind wafts men to join the light dragoons, in ieel to the place of commencing.
I ing or asserting any right, title, interest, lien or
We can sell your property at a price
pollen from flower to Hower?”
which regiment, they are informed,
Under and by virti e of lhesa d deficiency judg- I estate, either in law or equity, to the following
equal to ils full value hut do not want any
"lu tlie same principle. I presume, “yon will be mounted on the finest merit, and the execution thereunder, there is de-| de^ibed real property, situated and being in
listed at fictitious or •‘Boom” price.
love was sent down to us from Venus." horses In the world, with superb cloth­ cluied to be due. and owing unto this said plain- I the County of Jackson and Sta e of Oregon, to
“You are not of a serious vein. I ing and the richest accouterments; tift the full sum of $243 ¿4 dollars with insert
The north-w**st quarter of the north-west
| "r<elve. As for me. I’m quite tn love your pay and privileges are equal to th irton 11'uin the said first day of April, J 912,
quai ter of Sec. 15. and the north-east qu.u ter of
With these spec ulutlons. One of my 2 guineas a week: your society Is court­ t .a rate or 8 per cent per amium.
And said properly will be sold at said
the north-east quarter of the north-east quarter
favorite topics of tliouglit is whether ed; you are admired by the fair, which, satisfy the raid deficiency judgment. I 1 time to of
sec.’16. all in Township 38. South of Range 2
Llulcd at
Me have lived before and whether we combined with lhe chance of getting Jacksonville, Oiegon, June 19. 1918.
V/est of the Willair.ctta Meridian, cont.iing 89
shull live ugain.”
swished ton buxom widow or brushing
acres according to government survey, to which
W ¡1. S1NGLER.
"Do you ever have n feeling that you with a rich heiress. renders the sitna-
She iff of Jackson County. Oregon said described real property you claim an 3 >-
□FFlCEt-Bank of Jack­
have been before In the position that tlon truly envinble and desirable.
terest; that that certain contract of sale of said
By h. W. WlLSv N. Deputy.
real property from theae plaintiffs to the defend­
you occupy at the present moment?"
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Young men out of employment or oth­
ant be ci<n elhxi, and for their costs and dis­
"I don’t exactly understand you."
erwise uncomfortable, there Is a tide
bursements herein.
“To illustrate, we two are sitting In the affairs of mon which, taken at
This summons is publishc I in the Jacksonville
together of a summer evening at the the flood, leads to fortune. Nick it!” i
Post, a weekly newspaper, published at Jack­
twilight hour, looking out on land and
By virtue of an execution and order of rale sonville. Jackson ’ ouncy, Oregon by order of
duly issued by the Clerk of »he Circuit Court of Hon. F. M. Calkins, judge of the sail Court,
water and sky.
Supposing that It
Some Talkers.
Bliould occur to you that you have been
A man once visited Niagara Fnlls, the County Juvkson. State of Oregon, dated which order was made and entered of record on
sitting with me before amid the same taking with him Ills wife mid his the 12th<lay of June. 1913,in a certain action in the the 19th day of May. 1913. and whi h order re­
conditions—that is what 1 mean.”
wife’s sister. Immediately on arriving Circuit t ourt for said C >unty and State, wherein quires you to appear and answer the said com­
"Now 1 comprehend. There are per mid six-mlng hotel quarters the party Garnett-t orey Hardware Company, a corporation plaint on or before the last day prescribed in said
aa plai. tiff, recovered judgment against J. M
sons who have experienced such sen set out to see the wonderful sight, Hay lbw for the sum of Two Hundred Flfty-four order for publication oi this summons, to-v’it. on
sat Ions, mill these incidents have been wifey aril wll'ev's sister talking as .;n<! .»4-ltO (254.54) Dollars in U. S. gold coin, with or liefore six ■. eeks fro.n the ..4th day -of May,
used as arguments that we have ex they walked along on a million Inter­ interest thereon in like gold coin at the rate of 1913. the dace of first publication of this summons.
DEARMOND di DEARMOND
esting subjects
Isted before we came upon earth.”
8 per eent per annum from the 15th day of July.
Attorneys for Pl.t ntiffs.
further sum of $50.00 attorney’s
"I have such an experience st thv i ••Say. John.” Rllhl wlfoy. turning to PJ12* un<1
the old man after they had gone quite fees and the further sum of $14.00 for costs and
present moment.'*
a dlstmu e. "aren’t we getting near the disbursements.
SUMMONS
"You dou’t mean It."
' Public notice is hereby given that I will on
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
"I uni conscious of linvlng sat with falls •'"
IN Till: CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
MONDAY. JULY 14th. 1913
"Yes." was the prompt reply of John.
you at twilight overlooking land and
all
Parts of the Country.
Nothing too Heavy or
IN
AND
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
JACKSON.
at the front door of the Court House in Jackscn-
water and sky. and. though Instead of .'•If yon will stop talking a minute you ville. Jackson County. Oregon, at 10:30 o’clock in 1 Alfie Vargus, Plaintiff.
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
looking westward we were looking will hear the thunder of the water the forenoon of said day. offer for sale and wi'.l
VP.
northward, the planet Venus shone quite plainly " Philadelphia Telegraph. sell at Public auction to the highest bidtier for I J.weph Vargos. Defendant.
Si it in Equity for a Divorce.
forth resplendent Singular. Isn't It?"
c tsh in bund, all the r ght. title and interest ol'
To Joseph Vargus. the aboved name -lefendanc
Reason and Instinct.
the above ranted defeudant in and to the fo'low-
"Very," the major nsseiited thought
in the Name ef the State of Ortgon: You «re
Inquiring Son Papa, what is rea­ iitg describee* real | ro| c? ty situated in Jaeksun
fully, “Have you any idea of tlie time
hereby
notified (hat you are requiied to ai , enr
that tins elapsed since this previous son? Fond Parent Reason, my boy. 4 • 1 n»y. Oregon, to wit:
and
answer the complaint filed against you in
I be t uthwest quai ter of the? n theast quar er
experience? Was It a few years, thou­ Is that which enables a man to deter­
the a' ove entitled court and cause wuhin u-n
sands of years, millions of year» or mine what is right. Inquiring Son — < f S. ction 19. ” wtwhip 86 Fouth of Range 2, 1 days from the date of the service uf this sum­
\if.t <>t the \\ ilianiett. .Meridian, in Jackson Coun­
And what Is Instinct? Fond Parent
eous?”
mons, if served uooa ymt within Jackson county,
ty. Mats« f Oregon.
Instinct is that which tells a woman
“It wns exactly twelve years."
I ken and levied upon as the property of said State of Oregon, or if served upon von within
The uinjor once more turned and she Is right whether she Is or not — J. M. ! avlita or much thereof as may 1« ne­ I any other county of the Stale of Oregon, then
London Tit Bits.
cessary to satisfy saM judgment in favor of the withi»* ♦ wenty days from the date of such service
scrutinized the lady's face.
Garnet' < « rey Haidw; e Company, a corp na­ upon you. o’* if served uoon you personally with­
"Can you uot particularize further?’’
out the Staf • o’ Oregm. after or le for publica­
tion, plaintiffs and against the above named de
Worse Stitt.
he asked.
tion <»f .-’’¡ininons. then on or beloro the expitn-
5;
p„ wriggling son across her t« ndant. with interest thereon, tore her >. ith
"1 can Wo were ••»♦'ntr oil tlie renr
. ...... i I '! e . 'i - on to tie saucepans co ts and disbursements that have or may accrue. tion of six week» from the date of uch nersonal 11
porch at file lintel al Wi I Point lisik
Di t M at lacksonville, Oregon, on the 12th i.ay sei vice upon you; or f terved Upon you by publi­ .1
lug or* on th.it benutlfill i lew up tile to d igs' !iilh
uf Jun». 1913.
cation then on or before the expiration of six y
"But.
motiu
r.
it
Isn
’
t
our
dog.
”
Hudson river, too were a cadet, ami
weeks from the date of thn first publication
W. H. SLNGLER Sheriff.
"No. 1 know It Isn't our dog. But
I was Just out of short dressos."
thereof, namely on or before July 5th. 1913. and
By E. W. WII^ON. Deputy.
you will lake notice »hat if you fail to so ap­
"And the planet Venus. Wbnt hüR it's mv saucepan, you young rascal."—
pear end answer said complaint within said time
that to do with It?" stammered the London Mall.
plaintiff w li take a default and decree araimt
major, reddening
you for lhe rehef prayed for in her comnb’.int,
“You told me yon loved me and
Hu
Hi» Definition.
, _
A boy who was asktM to (b'scrlbe a
ARTMEN1 Ob 1HS INTERIOR, towit: for a decree d;sao!ving the bonds of
would never love another.”
matrimony n. w existing between you an 1 the
LEWIS BROTHERS. Prop».
U. 8. Land Office at Ro<ehur*r Oregon.
The major sat Intently looking nt tlie kitten Mid. “A kitten h remarkable for
said plaintiff and t<»r a .u. ' ’ r •locros a-vard’ng
Juno p). 1913 plaintiff the custody of Agnus Varga... the sole
Imly beside him. lie hail no renietn rushing Ilk? mad at nothing whatever
Notice 1« h iel»y given that Aery C. Marlin.
branes of her or the scene she de and stopping lH»fore it gets there.”
issue of y ur mar-
• W’th said p! iint; r
of Medford. Otegon who. on May !8. 1910. made
scrilied.
But that delightful periml
This summoniHs published in the Jacksonville
Homestead Entry Serial No. 06262 for S.K. H
Post by order of the Ron. F. M. Ca'.kl
when he had trampl'd through a flow
A Restful Fall.
S.W
St'cHvn 24. Township
“I Ii.’u! a fall li st night which ren­ West W.liu u. ttc M.rMHn. ha- 38 8.. Range 2 the abtr.o r*ntitled court, which
•r gnrden ns If It were stubble now
s file! noci'e of mad le and dare on th
appeared to him what It really was dered me iinvonsr imw for *dx hour?*.’’
Ihtentloii t»»
miko
year pr
pr. > ff. to cst.ihlis.»
<• m
ik * three ye.m
and it is herein
“IleaIIv' Where did you fall?”
And It had pnssist Here ws» one of
cl cm to th* iv ieu . a,. ve described, before < .vi -
annwi • • he com pin in t or a V herein i
“I fell Ji-deep ”
bart Sm.ih h, I uited Stales Commiss ¡en1
the flow era on which lie had Irnmpb'd
a.» p.rathm of six wn*
Grant
•
Pa*
».-
1». oa the 1st Uy
Aumst.
S< tne of Its original fragninev remain
tn satd o<’!e .‘or
1913.
Hard Luck.
ed. more previous than gold or gems
this » rumeiii»
Clui usnt na
a witresa < Guy Marin of
Mr* l»»ish Mother * i\s th: t
“I did. And that love hns remained
Th* n fttl Of the f-v* |»ubl r;*t
Mrdierd. ( >»> n; |> JU. M . tin. uf M.., ..„q, nv>ns
with me
I love you today na I did wants to bu < remateti. IX imìi .li st
Oregon. Lt u s Nt,may. of Medford. Oregon; pubheatt.m and un or before whi
link! I haven't a matu’i wjfh m
then."
Louis Peets, of Medford. Oregon.
required to appear and ansa er h July 5th. 1913.
Sinurt Set.
Abe burst Into a merry laugh.
B. F. JONES.
H. K. HANNA.
Register,
Attorney for the plain tilt.
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River Realty Co
Jacksonville, Ore
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under
Execution
Dunford
Charles
DRAYAGE
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE
Oscar Lewis
Harry Lewis
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Notice for Publicatbn.
Jacksonville
Meat Market
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