Jacksonville post., July 12, 1913, Image 4

Mountzi.i Sickness
A
Game of Bluff
A SEA
WRAITH
Wil A: Shakes, at Chapman’s
Chocolate Corner.
Adv.
Citation,
Notice of Final Settlement.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
IN THE COUNTY COURT Of THE STATE
------------ »ar»-— . -
SUMMONS
FOR THE CoUNTY OF JACKSON,
OF.OREGON, IN. ANP £QJt THE
:
‘ COUNTY OF JACKSON.
In the Matter of the Estate of James Cook.
JN THE JUSTICE’S COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
, deceased.
I
In
the-'mattsr of the estate of
MEDFORD. FOR JACKSON COUNTY. STATE
j Citation to Show Cause on Application to Sell
Frank Ennis, a deceased person
OF OREGON.
■ Real Property.
i Public Notice is Hereby Given that
W. H. Barr. Plaintiff.
To Lucinda Denson. William Cook, George W.
By MILLARD MALTBIE
’ James M. Cronemiller and U. K. Tlan-
va.
By ARTHUR W. BREWSTER
C»dk,
Dan
Harrington.
Susie
Lencione.
Annie
__________
na Jr. the duly qqalified executors of
S. C. Lee. Defendant..
Warner. Mary Pope. Harry Harrington Frank the estate of Frank Ennis, deceased,
Action to recover money.
! Harrington, Wesley Harrington. Nora Parker have presented and filed for settlement
I
had
tired
of
living
in
a
bachelor
I live by the seasbore. Indeed, I
To S. C. Lee. Defendant.
i (otherwise known ns Nora Bowles) Annie Cook in the above entitled court and matter
have never lived anywhere else. There apartment bouse and rented a flat in
In the name of the State of Oregon: You i are and John Cook, heirs of James Cook, deceased,
| their final account of their administra-
the
west
end
of
Loudon,
in
which
I
hereby
commanded
to
appear
and
answer
1
the
la a reef out about a mile from the
and to all Other Heirs Unknown, if any such ! tion of the said estate and that Mon-
proposed
to
keep
house,
having
a
serv
­
plaintiff's
complaint
against
you
now
en
file
i
in
, h re be:
Hhore. and duriug my lifetime I have
i day, the 21 day of .July. A- D. .1013, at
the above entitled court and cause on or before 1 It appearing to my satisfaction upon reading
known several vessels to be wrecked ant to prepare my meals and do the
I tne hour of 10 o’clock A M. of said day
housekeeping
for
me.
1
was
at
my
the 4th day of August 1913. said date being the the petition of John Cook, as administrator of
on It One of these wrecks occurred
i at the court room of the above entitled,
expiration of six weeks from thè day of the first the estate of James Cook, deceased, duly verified
court, at the court-house in Jackson­
when I was a young man, and it bad new quarters receiving my furniture,
publication
of
this
summons.
tho3'=h
day
of
April.
1913.
and
filel
in
this
court
ville, Jackson County, State of Oregon,
a marked effect on my life that will which hail nearly all arrived and bad
And
you
are
hereby
notified
that
if
you
fail
to
on
the
1st
day
of
May,
1913,
that
in
nr
ler
to
pay
been put in place, when a lady stood
has b 'en dulv appointed and fixed by or­
never be undone.
appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff the charges, expenses and claims against 'he
der of the Judge of the above entitled
1 was at a very impressible age. at the open door.
will apply to the court for the relief praved for estate of said decedent, that the following des­
court as the time and place for hear-
“Dear me,” she said. “I supposed
twenty, when there came up a fright­
in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows: cribed premises, or a portion thereof, should be ' ing of objections to said account and
for a judgment for the sum of $133.05, and in­ sold, namely, the Scuth half of the Northeast
ful storm, anil 1 went down to the you had got moved out by this time.”
: report and for the settlement thereof
“Moved out?”
terest on said sum from the 19th day of April quarter and the North half of the Southeast
beach to see It—I lived about a mile
, and of said estate.
1913, and for costa of this action.
“Yes; I was told I could have the
quarter of Section Twenty (20), Township (34)
Inland—and stood on a dune looking at
All persons interested in said estate
This summons is published in the Jacksonville S outh. Range Three (3) East of the Willamette are Hereby Notified that all objections
It. There are some who love quiescent flat this afternoon.”
Post
by
order
of
the
Honorable
G.
O.
Taylor.
Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon.
“Why, my dear lady, I have Just
. to said final account or any item there­
scenes, soft skies, tranquil waters,
Justice of the Peace in and for the above en­
Therefore, you and each of you, namely,
graceful trees, unmoved even by a moved in.”
lime titled district, which said order was made and Lucinda Denson. William Cook. Georg- W. Cook, of must be filed or made on or before
the date and time appointed for such
“Then 1 shall have to trouble you to
breeze. To me the mqst beautiful
entered of record on the 19th day of June. 1913. Dan Harrington, Susie Lencione. Annie Warner, hearing as set forth herein above.
scenes are the fiercest. Standing there Just move .out again."
which order requires you to appear on or before Mary Pope, Harry Harrington. Frank Harring­
Date of the first publication hereof
“I have a written ii-nse of these
the last day prescribed in this summons.
The ton, Wesley Harrington, Nora Parker (otherwise is June 21, 1913.
facing the storm sweeping over the
Effective January 1st, 1910.
date of the first publication of this summons is , known as Nora Bowles! Annie C< ok. and John
ocean. I rejoiced in the lushing the premises.’' Here it Is”—taking the doc­
J ames M. C ronemiller ,
the 21 day of June. 1913.
Cook, heirs of James Cook, deceased, and to all
tempest was giving IL Near by a ument out of my pocket—“fourth floor,
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
G. O. TAYLOR.
H. K. H anna , J r .
other*heirs
unknown,
if
any
such
there
Le,
aie
east
side.
”
,
■wave would throw itself against a
Justice of the Peace in and for said District. hereby directed', and cited to appear before
.7:30 A.M.
, “And I have a written lease"—draw­ I 2!) Portland Passenger
rock, to be burled back against the
said county court on Thursdav. the 21th day of
next comber, the two standing a mo­ ing one from her reticule and opening 24 Grants Pass Motor..
10:31 A.M.
July, 1913, at 1C;OO o’clock in the forenoon of
Notice of Sheriff’s Saie
ment ns if locked In a denth grip, then It—“fourth floor, east side."
32 Grants Pass Motor.
said day at the court room of s «id county court
.4:58 P.M.
The two leases had been made out
both falling as If each had taken the
C. W. Wolters, Plaintiff.
at the County Court House a® Jacksonville, in
14 Oregon Express.... ....5:45 P.M.
strength out of the other, Another in the same schoolboy hand.'
vs.
the County of Jackson. Oregon, to show cause, if
We have it in all the very
"There
has
been
a
mistake
nt
the
of
­
wave would tremble, break, its spray
Lydia Hanscom Spanos, (formerly Lyd:a Hans­ any exist, why an or ler should not. be made, j
16 Oregon Express... ....5:58 P.M.
latest
and most up-to-date de­
com) Mike Spanos, her husband, and Fred L Coi authorizing the said administrator to sell so much I
shooting from its crest, und roll upon fice," I said. "We will telephone the 12
Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M vi<r. County Recorder of Jackson County. Oregron. of the above described real property of the said
signs and shades, at prices
the sand, scattering like a bursting agent to know to whom he intended
that will appeal to you. Make
Defendants.
decedent as shall be necessary, as prayed for in
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
to lease the flat.”
roc IrM.
Public Notice is Hereby Given, that under, and said petition.
your
selection while the stock
"Do
so
If
you
like.
”
23 Ashland Motor.................... 8:45 A.M. by virtue of an order of sale, and decree of fore­ This citation shall bs served upon all non-resi­
But this Is not my story, The wind
is complete. Headquarters for
I went to the telephone, and the
went down with the sun. and a full
closure.
and
a
deficiency
judgment
thereunder,
dent
heirs
and
all
unknown
heirs
by
publishing
13
California Express ......... 10:52 A.M.
moon rose, its white disk looking agent told me that, of course, the flat
and an execution issued out of the ■'Circuit the same in the Jacksonville Post, a newspaper
down coldly, ns If It cured for neither lind been rented to me. lie coukl not 31 Ashland Motor.................... 2:24 P.M. Court of the State of Oregron. in and for the published in Jackson County, Oregon, once a
storm nor serenity. Near midnight I understand how there could have been 15 San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M. County of Jackson, upon said deficiency judg­ week for four successive weeks prior to July
was seized with a desire to go down two leases issued. I returned to the 11 Shasta Limited(Mail only 15:47 A.M. ment, in a certain cause therein wherein C. W. 24th, 1913. Dated June 13th, 1913.
F. L. TOU VELLE. County Judge.
Wolters Is plaintiff, and Lydia Hanscom Spanos,
to the ocean and see the quiet skies lady and Informed her of the fact.
To brighten up your dingy old
(formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her
“I don’t care what the agent says. I
above looking down on waters the
fuiniture try
husband,
and
Fred
L.
Colvin,
as
the
county
re
­
Summons.
storm had left still rolling. What rented this flat and I’m going to occu­
pur- ­
corder <ff Jackson County. Oregon, were defen­
J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pur
brought tlila desire, why I yielded to py it.”
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF dants. and which said execution is of date of chased a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
"I have rented It and 1 am going to
it, I know not. for 1 must walk a mile
June 19. 1913. and was issued by virtue of said Remedy for his boy who ¡1 <1 - relu, and be­
I OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
to the const and a mile back. I bad occupy It,” I rejoined.
deficiency judgment and decree in said court fore the bottle was all used >• 'e boy’s cold
E. Rvnshaw, Plaintiff.
I thought I had the advantage of her,
gone perhaps half the distance and
as gone. Is that not better uian to pay a
and cause, which said decree Was duly rendered
vs.
could bear that interminable murmur­ and for a moment she looked a bit
and docketed in favor of the said plaintiff, and nve dollar doctor’s Lili? l'cr sale by all
i Effie M. Armstrong and Joseph W. against the said defendants on the 20th day of denier*
lug of moaning waters when I saw abashed, but, recovering, she said:
I Aimstrong her husband, and George |
19I1. .„d
1 in Volume 18 at
"We will see about that. Since your L. Hart and .VI. 1 rammed, DetendanlB. :
coming, lighted by the moon tlmt stood
almost directly overhead, a figure furniture is here there will not be time Suit in Equity to Foreclose a Mort­ pages t? and 69 ef the Circuit Court Journal.
•
and
which
said
deficiency
judgment
hears date of
which by a slight flutter of Its gar­ to get it out ami mine in today, so I gage.
j April 1, 1912, and is found in Volume 2 of the
shall be obliged to use yours. Tomor­
ments 1 knew to be a woman.
To Effie M. Armstrong and Joseoh j '- ---------- --<ien Docket at page 81.
W. Armstrong, her husband, and I I am commanded to sell, and will sell at. the
Surprised that one of her sex should row we will make the change.”
1
George
E. Hart and M. Trammell, the I hour of 1L;3O o'clock A. M. on Monday. July 21.
“You are quite welcome. I assure
be out on the road nt that time of
night 1 hastened tow n rd her to nsk you. There are several rooms, and. if above named defendants:
1913. at tne front door of the Court House in
I n the N ame of hie S tate of O re - ! Jacl
her If I could not attend her to «’here you don’t mind being my guest with­
sonville, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
j GON: You and each ot you are hereby ‘ at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
she wnn going. As I approached her out a chaperon. I don’t."
! required to appear and answer the I in hand al! of the right, title and intercut that,
“I do mind and shall occupy my flat complaint filed against you in tlie above j
I noticed nn unsteadiness about her. a
ris king. I attributed it to the fact by myself. You must leave at 10 entitled court and cause on or before ' the said defendants Lydia Hanscom Spanos
¡•(formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her
that I had looked so long during the o’clock."
, the last day of the time prescribed in husband, or any or either of them hud upon the
afternoon on the waves that their mo­
“A m my guest I must give you a din­ ; the order for publication of summons 20th day of December, 1911, er at any time there­
tion had affected m,v vision. Iler hair ner, and, my cook not having arrived, I herein, to-wil: on or before the 9th after. either in or to the following described i
was loose anil seemed to me to be i shall be obliged to take you out to a | day of August, 1913, said date being property:
the expiration of six weeks from the
blown like the spray I had seen. When restaurant."
i dale of the first publication of this Commencing at a point 236.5 feet south 26 de­
] came near her she seemed drawn
This staggered her. but not for long. summons. And if you fail to apnear 1 grees east from an iron pin. which is situated on
away from me. then driven toward "No.” she said; “to accept your invita­ I and answer, for want thereof the the east side of the county read, in the Town of
me ns If pulled and pushed by the tion would be to admit that you are plaintiff will apply to the Court fur the Talent, «aid pin being 16.30 chains west and 3.80
waves
Then within touching dis- host here. I see that you have the relief prayed for in plaintiff’s com­ chains south of the northeast corner of Donation
Land Claim Number Sixty-Four (64) in Township
tiai»' of me she stood ■till. the whole tableware and kitchen utensils. If I plaint., succinctly stated as foliows:
We are revising our lists ready for the
For a decree of foreclosure to be Thirty-eight (38) South, Range One (D West of
iiFttmi'Ing to me like nn object washed had the provisions I could provide a
rendered in the sbm of Thirteen the Willamette Meridian, tnence running south
spring trade. If you hi wee real estate to dis­
ashore. fliinlly passing beyond the meal myself."
73
degrees
west
30
ft.
to
the
true
point
of
begin
­
Thousand ($13,000) Dollars with inter­
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
reMii of the waters.
“I ordered all that is necessary for est thereon from Det. 1, 1910, at the ning. thence north 26 degrees west 30 ft. thencte I
for sale, we have a number of prospective
Hut oti. the pitiful look she gave me! a good dinner, but my cook disappoint­ rate of six (6'X ) per cent per annum north 73 degrees east 155 feet, thence south 26
ed mo. Tlie articles are here."
"YVhnt is It?" I asked, wondering.
buyers who expect value for their money.
until paid in accordance with the terms deg; ees east 15 feet, thence south 73 degrees
“Tlie wreck."
"In that case I invite you to dine and conditions of said note mentioned Went 155 feet, thence north 26 degrees est 15
We can sell your property at a price
with me.”
in the mortgage and also interest on feet to the place of commencing.
"YVhnt wreck?"
Under and by virtue of the said deficiency judg­
equal to its full value but do not want any
"The Mary Barton. Shu bn, Just
She lighted up the range and went to deferred interest payments from ma­ i ment, and the execution thereunder, there is de­
come ashore "
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
work at once. 1 did my share by set­ turity until paid, and for the sum of clared to be due. and owing unto this sa:
"Come ashore! Why, tht> Htonu wu ting the table, not leaving off more $3x5.05 taxes for the years 1910 and tiff the t ull sum of $243.34 dollars with
1911 with interest thereon at 6% per
over sii hours ago!"
than half 1 should have put on and aimuin from Nov. 22, 1912, until paid, th:-'<nn from the said first day ol April,
at
"Yes. blit It took the ship's milder opening a bottle of port My guest (or and for the sum of $17$. 79 taxes tor tii<' i ate of 8 per cent per annum.
An-1
said
property
will
be
sold
at
said
They lost control She struck the reef host, iim she would have it I got lip a do- the year 1912, wi'ti interest thereon at
1 time tu
mid went to pieces Their bodies are ll< ious dinner and without any of the the rate of y per cent per annum from sat) ify the sai<l deiiciency judgment. J Du ted at
Jacksonville.
Oregon.
June
19.
1913.
si altered along the shore. Uh. it tu fuss und Irritation usuiil to a lady cook. May 28, 1913, until paid, ant: lor the
W. H. SINGLE?».
dreadful!”
When dinner was ready we took our sum of $1456 as attorney’s fees with
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
I started on. "1 tniiHt go." 1 mild. places at the table opposite each other, interest thuieun at lhe rate of 6 per
OFFICE:-Bank of Jack­
By 1«. W. WILSON, Deputy.
cent per annum from the date of this
A superstition concerning mountain
sfclcness’Is reported by Mr. VV. Bryce
Douglas to prevail in Bolivia, viz., the
belief that there is some connection be­
tween this affection and the presence
of large mineral deposits in the moun­
tains. This belief is reflected in a Bo­
livian name for the disease—“veta” —
meaning literally a lode or vein, The
natives thus attempt to explain the
fact that the sickness is more or le-s
local In its occurence, and does not ap­
pear to depend solely upon altitude
The pass of Livichuco, on the trail
from Challapata to Sucre, is known to
contain large deposits of antimony, and
is considered a bad place for “soroche”
(mountain sickness', some travelers
dying when crossing it.-Scientific Amer­
ican
Change in Southern fac/f/c
Table.
Wall Paper !
All Kinds of Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Glass, Etc.
Chi-Namel
By listing it with us
I
•3
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R.
"and see If I can help.”
"Help!
They are all past help,
Don't go
Don't desert ■ne bei re on
this lonely rond."
“I will take you to your home; then
T will go "
"My home?" The melancholy with
which she said tills wrung my heart
"Yes
Surely you cunnot live far
from here."
She buried tier face in her hnnds and
Nobbed Through sympathy I put my
firm» about her and drew tier to me.
Then I tried to take her hands away
from her face. She would not at first
permit me. but at Inst yielded.
“lieavens, how cold you are!" I ex-
clalHied "Tell me where you live that
1 may take you home, where you may
Wann yourself it's dangerous for you
to be out In the chilly night with no
tldek < lollies And they nre wet
YY here cun you have been?"
She made no flirt tier reply to anything
1 said to her only trembled and wept
"I must lake you to shelter.'' I said.
"Then I wlil go to the shore and try
to save some of those who have been
washed in from the wreck."
"1 will go back with you," she aalil
•liddenly.
'•Ililck with me! You go to sco aneli
nl. lits. cold mid wet ns you are?"
"Well. then. I'll go on. Go to the
sloie. but it is too late All hive per
is tied."
It sec":ed us it s wniv cari icd her
away rr»ui me. tbi-M uroiitflit livi pti't
way buck to me. only to take her .may
agalu. ibis time to carry her farther
than before
I stood spellbound, un
decided what to do. till one of those
Invisible waves took her so far from
Uie that I saw her no more. I stood
still mid covered my eyes with my
hands When I again saw wluit was
about me there were merely the road,
the field, and here and there a house,
nil bathed in lhe moonlight
I run all the way to the Lent il, where
1 <nw persons running buck and forth
dragging corpses from the waves. A
st.qi had been dashed to pieces out on
tile reef mid not a soul wnn saved to
tell of the wreck none hut the girl I
h d met In the road
The» ,‘ty I line lieen daft ever since
this shipwns k
.Nevertheless I saw
her with my eye* and cluspMl her cold
body In tuy arms.
I
and when we were helped I tilled our decree together with the costs and dis­
wineglasses anil raised mine, saying:
bursements herein to be taxed. That
“To your health, dear guest."
■ tins Court by its decree herein, order Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale Under
“You are welcome to my home, Mr. anti adjudge that the mortgage herein
Extjculitin
I described be a lien on the said realty I
Impudence." •
By virtue of an execution ami order of .«ale i
Not withstanding the war being waged anil that Uie same be forei'iuseu, Tuat
between us. we enjoyed our dinner Im­ the lanit desenbud in s..id mortgage dulv i.ssuu l by lhe Cie. k of the Circuit Court of
and winch is to be foreclosed is de­ the County >f Jackson. State of Ore ron. -ir.ted
mensely 1 kept up my assurance und scribed
as toilows:
the 12th day of June. 19i3.iu a certain action in the
alter drinking most of the port made
Ail ol the Renshaw Sub-Division in Circuit Court for said County an ! State, wherein
bold to say:
Township Thirty-seven (37) South of Garnett-Corej Hardware Company, a corporation
“1 mil to pay the cook 1 have en- Range One (1), West of the Willam­ as piaintiff. recovered judgment against J. M.
gaged £4 a mouth
1’11 give you the ette Aiei idiun, us numbered, marked B uy H bh for th ■ su.n of Two Hundred Fifty-four
and delineated on the official plat '.here­ and 54-KX) (254.54) Dollar« in U. S. «old coin, with
place In her stead nt £5.”
She smlleil. but said nothing, Soon of, now of record in the office of the interest thereon in like «raid coin at the rate of
nfter we arose from the table, and I County Recorder of Jackson County, 8 per cent per annum from the 15th day of July.
Insisted on wiping the dishes while Oregon, together with any and all 1912. anti the further sum of 150.00 attorney's
water and water rights appurtenant fees and the further sum of $11.00 for coati and
she washed them, She snlil she didn't thereto, and especially the appropria­ (iisbursernents.
mind smoking, so I consumed a cigar tion authorized by 1’ermit No. 36.
Public notice is hereby yriven that I will on
while handling the dish towel. When dated October 25, 1909, and recorded
MONDAY. JULY 14th, 1913
!
the tableware hud been put away we in Book No. 1 of Permits in the office at the front door of the Court House in Jackson­
sat and chatted. I am a resolute fel­ of the State Engineer at Salem, Ore­ ville Jackson County. Oregon, at 10:30 o'clock in
low and was determined not to be gon, al page 136 thereof, und recorded the forenoon of said day. offer for sale and will
driven out
At 10 o'clock the lady also in Volume 1 of Water Right Cer­ sell at Public auction to the highest bidder for
tificate Recoids of Jackson County, cash in hand, all the rijrht, title and interest of
said.
Oregon, at page 1 thereof, excepting
"I am sorry to seem uncivil to a however. Lot Eight (8) thereof, which the alove named defendant in and to the follow­
described real properly situated in Jaek«on
guest, but I must ask you to leave. is hereby expressly reserved from thia ing
County, Oregon, to wit:
Ten o'clock la my hour for retiring ”
conveyance; smd real property being
The Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
"And mine." 1 replied, and. rising, in JucKbon County» Oregon.
of Section 19. Township 36 South of Range 2,
That the Court by its decree herein, West of the Willamette Meridian.in Jackson Coun-
1 went to my bedroom, snld "Good
night” and closed the door, The key order und adjudge a sale made of the i ty. State of Oregon.
whole
said reality according to the law
Taken and levied upon as the property of said
was on the outside, and I beard It
and practice ot this court;
------ , that so J. M. Bayb.ss or so much thereof as may be ne­
turned.
much of said realty be now sold as shall cessary to satisfy said judgment in favor of the
"I am sorry to say to yon." the lady satisfy the .sum ot $i560 past due in­
called from the other room, •'that I terest and interest thereon as afore— Garnett-Corey Hardware Company, a corpora­
tion. plaintiffs and against the above named de-
"m a militant suffriiglst. and It is my »ail and the sum of $156 out of said fendant. with interest th croon, tove her with uil
tn.' use ti I ' > • up this house tonight. $14,>6 attorney s tees, and also the sum costs and disbursements that have or may accrue.
I h. '<■ done >«tl I could to save you, Ol $.tN>J>& taxes tor the years Will anil
Dated at Jackson villa. Oregon, on the 12th day
and It i- ir t n.y fault that, you go to 1911 Aim interest tliereon us aforesaid of June. 1913.
and the sum of $178.79 taxes tor the
your denth.”
W. H. SINGLED. Sheriff.
Never was the backbone quicker tak­ year 1912 with interest thereon us
By E. W. Wit AON. Deputy.
atoresaid, and for the costs and dis
en out of a man.
bursementa ot this suit to be taxed;
"I beg!” I call«>d.
und for such other and further sale or
"Too late! You would give me away sales of said property us may be or-
Notice for Publication.
to the police.”
deled by the Court to satisfy the sums
“I promise to keep yotir secret."
that may become delinquent in inter­ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
est or principal including attorney’s
U 8. Land Office al Rote >urx. Orcian.
“Swear it!"
Jun« 10. 1013
I did so The door was unlocked, fees, taxes and gusts und disburse­
Noll«« is hereby <iv«n that Ae-.-y C Martin,
ments to accrue as is set forth more
and out I went.
fully ii > said complaint.
of Medford. Or.-con who. on May ’.8. I910. made
I slept nt a hotel that night and In
lor such oilier and further relief as Homontead Entry Serial. No. CSC id for S.F.
the morning lookisl tn the newspaper» is prayed tor in plaintiff's complaint SW
Section 14, Township SS S.. Rance 2
for an account of the explosion. It HOU as to thia Court shad Seem hir West Willamette McrUHan. has hle.l notice of
was not there, but during the (lay my am*, equitable in the premises.
intention to make three year proof, to eatabliah
furniture went out of the fiat, and the
1 his snmmona is published in the claim to the land above dercrlKsl. before Her­
lady's went tn. I called In the even. Jacksonville Post by older of Hon. F. bert Smith. United State« Co-nmieaioner. at
L. Tou Veile, Junge of the County Grant, I'aa«. Vreeun. on the 1st day of Auauat.
Ing. and she laughed at me.
“I'm no suffragette." she said; "I'm C»urt ot Javk.i.n County, Oregon, ma.
which said < nn r whs made- and enteied Claimant nar --s an witness,,: Guy Martin of
an anti "
it iivuiii on the Joni d ., ulju.it*. laid. Meoiord. Oreu n; D. M. Martin, of Morl font.
Not only did «he appropriate my list,
Date ut his. publication hereof is Oree on. Louis Murray. of Medford. Oregon.
but In time she appropriated me
I the 28th day June, ¡913.
Louis 1 e ts. of Medford. Ore. on.
got the tint, but bail to take her with it.
F red W. M ears ,
B. F. JONES.
Attorney for Plan,.iff.
Leeiator.
sonville Bldg.
Upstairs
JacksonvilZe, Ore
«3CH5F.1
tea
Charles F. Dunford
DRA YAGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country.
Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
■ GUrrTJVM. .tPCjKf
Harry Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Jacksonville
Meat Market
LEWIS BROTHERS. Prop».
------- Dealei» In
All Kin Is of Fresh ail Cured Menis.
Poultry, Choice lari, Els.
JACKSONVILLE,
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OREGON