Jacksonville post., July 19, 1913, Image 4

Money to loan on improved, revenue
Chi-Namel for staining your old
j.
Copeland, of Dayton. Ohio, pur­
producing farms, by the Bank oi furniture. At Fred J Fick’«. —Adv. ! hased a boule of Chamberlain*« Cough
The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon Corpora-
lieiyedv for his boy who hnd a cold, and be-
fucksonvillt.-
•
Adv.-
tionT Plaint iff.
—
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
A Tragedy of
Naples
FOR SALE at a Bargaih- Hotlse and ’ fore the bottle was all usetr l^e “b<5y’« cold
lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. vas gonq. , Js that ry>t better than to pay a
Must be sold soon. Call on -Rogue 6ve dolfar doctor’g bilit For tale by ail
i.ealera.
River Realty Co.
Adv.
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SUMMONS
, C. W.'withoft. M. F.Cyeatfer.Carrie B. Cyeeter,
i Chas. L. Schieffelin. Rosa D. Schieffelin. his IN THE JUSTICE'S COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
«emptiyetitalnwi
• ■ »notri- » oh ho fec .
wife and C. V. Beelor, Defendants. Suit to fore-
MEDFORD. FOR JACKSON COUNTY. STATE
M ereil. Send MH i . i Model ur Photo, for
OF OREGO.N.
■ close a mortgage.
my. Patentpract-
FREE REPORT on j. • r.»
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bArM HtFCREMCÌS.
ire
exclusively. ---------------------------
Notice is hereby riven that under and by vir­
W.
H.
Barr.
Plaintiff.
By F. A. MITCHEL
Send 2 rents In M »nips for Invaluable book
tue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure
fill MOW TO ODTAiN U’.d SELL PATENT^,
v».
Which ones will pay, Il >w to get n partner,
and an execution thereof issued out of the Cir­
S. C. Lee. Defendant.
patent law and oilier valuable lntorinatioti.
cuit
Court
of
the
State
of
Orejron.
in
and
for
the
Action to recover money.
I was spending some time in
County of Jackson, in a certain cause therein,
To S. C. Lee. Defendant.
pies. Nearly all the curiosities In
wherein The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon
In the name of the State of Oregon: You are
PATENT LAWYERS
elty except those of nature are
i Corporation, is plaintiff and C. W. Withoft. M. hereby commanded to appear and ai swer the
Washington,
D.
C.
303
Seventh
St.,
F. Cyder. Carrie II. Cyester. Chas.L. Schieffelin. plaintiff’s complaint against you now on file in
tallied in the museum, and when
. Rosa D. Schieffelin. his wife, and C. V. Beelor. the above entitled court and cause on or before
has "done" the museum and the buried
are defendants, which said execution is of date the 4th day of Augrust. 191X said date being the
cities be must confine himself to look­
Notice of Final Settlement.
July Sth. »913. and was issued by virtue of a de­ expiration of six weeks from the day of the first
ing out upou the beautiful bay. One
1 cree of said court in said cause, which said de­ publication of this summons.
morning 1 climbed the high ground, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE cree wap duly rendered and docketed in favor of
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
W OREGON, IN AND FOR THE
the said plaintiff and against the said defendants appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
back of the city to get a more com-'
X
on
the
24th
day
of
Mhy.
1913.
and
recorded
in
Vol
­
’
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
will apply to the court for the relief prayed for
prelienslve view, including Vesuvius
ume 19, at pares 620-621 of the Circuit Court in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows;
and the islands of Capri and Ischia
In the matter of the estate of journal:
for a judgment for the sum of $13«?.05. and in­
Coming to a suitable spot, I threw my­ Frank«Ennis, a deceased person
1 am commanded to sell and will, at the hour of terest on said sum from the 19th day of April
I’ub)ic Notice is Hereby Given that 10:30 o'clock a. m. on
self on the grass to regale myself in
1913. and for costs of this action.
wl at to me Is the most attractive view Jameq M. Cronemiller and H. K. Han­
MONDAY. AUGUST 11th. 1913.
T his summons is published in the Jacksonville
na Jr. the duly qualified executors of at the front door of the Court House in Jackson­
in the world.
Post by order of the Honorable G. O. Taylor,
Presently I beard a voice behind me, . the estate of Frank Ennis, deceased, ville. Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale and Justice of the Peace in and for the above en­
i ha$e presented and filed for settlement will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
which I took for that of a woman's
: in the above entitled court and matter foi* cash in hand, all of the right, title and inter­ titled district, which said order was made and
entered of record on the 19th day of June. 1913,
deep contralto.
I their final account of their administra­
est that the said defendants had on the 24th day
"Parley vous Français, monsieur?"
tion of the said estate and thqt Mon­ of May. 1913, or at any time thereafter, either in which order requires you to appear on or before
The
I turned, and there stood a young day, the 21 day of July. A. D. 1913, at or to the following described real property, to-wit: the last day prescribed in this summons.
date of the first publication of this summons is
man apparently about twenty years tne hour of 10 o’clock A M. of said day
Lot 2 in Block 6 of Highland Pqrk Addition to the 21 day of June. 1913.
old. He was evidently not Italian, for at the court room of the above entitled, Medford, Oregon. All of said property will be
G. O. TAYLOR.
bis hair bespoke one of the north. I court, at the court-house in Jackson­ sold to satisfy the judgment and decree in favor
Justice of the Peace in and for said District.
ville,
Jackson
County,
State
ot
Oregon,
of
the
Jackson
County
Bank,
an
Oregon
corpora
­
speak French Indifferently and appris
has been duly appointed and fixed by or­ tion. and against C. W. Withoft. Chas. L. Schief­
ed liltu of the fact. He asked me to
Notice
of Sheriff’s
Sale
der of the Judge of the above entitled
what country 1 belonged, and I told court as tjbe t'me and place for hear­ felin, and M. F. Cyester and Carrie B. Cyester.
C. W. Wolters, Plaintiff,
said
judgment
being
for
the
sum
of
Five
Hun
­
film America.
ing of objections td said account and dred Fifty-five (6555.00) Dollars with interest
vs.
“You are the very man 1 wish to report and for the settlement thereof
Lydia Hanscom Spanos, (formerly Lyd’a Hans-
thereon from said 19th day of May. 1913, at the »
see," he said. “I am thinking of going and of said estate.
rate of 8 per cent per annum and One Huudred I com) Mike Spanos, her husband, and Fred L. Coi-
All persons interested in said estate ($100,00) Dollars attorney's fee, and the further . vig, County Recorder of Jackson County. Oregon.
to America, and you cun tell me bow
are
Hereby
Notified
that
all
objections
to get there.”
sum of Nineteen (619.00) Dollars costs and dis­ Defendants.
Public Notice is Hereby Given, that under, and
“The shortest way Is to sail from to said final account or any item there­ bursements. And said property and the whole .
of must, be filed or made on or before
thereof will be sold at said time to satisfy the , by virtue of an order of sale, and decree of fore­
this port for New York or Boston."
the date and time appointed for such
closure. and a deficiency judgment thereunder,
said judgment contained in said decree.
"Do steamers go from here direct hearing as set forth herein above.
Dated at Jacksonville. Jackson County, Ore- and an execution issued out of the Circuit
without stopping at any European
Date of the first publication hereof
Court
of the State of Oregon, in and for the
gon. this loth day of July. 1913.
port?"
is June 2), 1913.
County of Jackson, upon said deficiency judg­
W. H. SINGLER. Sheriff
"I think not Some of them go to
J ames M. C ronemiller ,
ment. in a certain cause therein wherein C. W.
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy.
Genoa before turning westward, and I
Wolters Is plaintiff, and Lydia Hanscom Spanos,
H. K. H anna , J r .
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think nearly all stop at Gibraltar.
(formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her
husband, and Fred L. Colvig. as the county re­
Then there are »lie Azores and Ma
Summon?-.
Notice for Publication
corder of Jackson County, Oregon, were defen-
deira, out In the Atlantic.”
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF 1 dants, ar.d which said execution is of date of
He seemisl disappointed nt this—at
U. 3. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
June 19, 1913, and was issued by virtue of said
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OFJACKSON
least he looked so. though he did not
July 7, 191
deficiency judgment and decree in said court
express tils disappointment in words.
E.
Ranshaw,
Plaintiff.
Notice is hereby given that Louisa J. Arm
and cause, which said decree was duly rendered
"When doe» the next steamer sail?'* priest, (widow of James R. Armpriest) of Jack­
vs.
and docketed in favor of the said plaintiff, and
Effie M. Armstrong and Joseph W. against the said defendants on the 20th day of
be aaked.
sonville. Oregon, who. on February 17. 1913.
“I don’t know,
One anils n week made Homestead Entry Serial No. 08613, for Lots Aimstrong, her husband, and George December, 1911, and recorded in Volume 18 at
3 and 4, Sec. 9, and Lot 1 and S E. '/» N.E. ’<», i E. Hart and M. Trammell, Defendants. pages 68 and 69 ef the Circuit Court Journal,
from toiloy. 1 go In her myself."
Suit in Equity to Foreclose a Mort­
"A week from today,
and which Raid deficiency judgment he irs date of
he said, evi Section 8. Township 38 S., Range 3 West Wil­
gage.
April 1, 1912. and Is found in Volume 2 of the
dently thinking of »ometlilng else be lamette Mer idian, has filed notice of intention to
To Effie M. Armstrong and Joseph Judgment Lien Docket at page 81.
make Five year proof, to establish claim to the
Hides the starting. "At what hour?"
husband,
and
land above described, before County Clerk. Jack- W. Armstrong, her
I am commanded to sell, and will sell at the
1 told him that 1 find not yet learned son County, Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on George E. Hart and M. Trammell, the
hour of 10:30 o'clock A. M. on Monday, August 18.
above named defendants:
The sailing hour; he eould find out by the 22 day of August. 1913,
1913. at tne front door of the Court House in
I n the N ame of the S tate of O re -
applying ut the offices of the line, lie
Claimant names as witnesses: Ira Coffman, of
Jacksonville, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
asked what slop» the steamer made, Jacksonville, Oregon. James Davis, of Jackson­ ' gon : Y ou ar.d each of you are hereby at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
i
required
to
appear
and
answer
the
and 1 told lilni only one on the Euro ville, Oregon. Fred Armpriest, of Jacksonville,
I complaint filed against you in the above in hand all of the right, title and Interest th?»»
peun tnaluluiid—Gibraltar.
When 1 Oregon, Floyd Pierce, of Eagle Point. Oregon.
the said defendants Lydia Hanscom Spanos
entitled court and cause on or before
B. F. JONES.
(formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her
inquired If be would be a passenger
the
Inst
day
of
the
time
prescribed
in
Register.
with uie he said he couldn't tell; he
[ the order for publication of summons husband, or any or either of them had upon the
didn't know if he would be ready.
herein, to-wit: on or before the 9th 20th day of December, 1911, er at any time there­
SUMMONS
After some Information I gave him
day of August, 1913, said date being after either in or to the following described
property:
about America, to which he did not IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON the expiration of six weeks from the
Commencing at a point 236.5 feet south 26 de­
date of the first publication of this
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK3ON.
seem to be listening, he made an abrupt
summons. And if you fail to apDear grees east from an iron pin, which is situated on
adieu, with thunks, and went on bis
Ila Slocum, Plaintiff.
and answer, for want thereof the the east side of the county road, in the Town of
vs
way down the declivity.
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the Talent, said pin being 16.30 chains west and 3.8»
Frank
C,
Slocum.
Defendant.
Suit
in
Equity
for
The houses climb the steep bills buck
relief prayed for in plaintiff’s com­ chains south of the northeast corner of Donation
Land Claim Number Sixty-Four (64) in Township
of Naples. Bonietiniea the front door Divorce,
plaint, succinctly stated as follows:
To Frank C Slocum, Defendant.
ou the street Is In the second or third
For a decree of foreclosure to be Thirty-eight (38) South. Range One (1) West of
In the Name of the Stwte of Oregon: You are
story
It made me dizzy to look down hereby commanded to appear and answer the rendered in the sum of Thirteen the Willamette Meridian, tnence running south
73 degrees west 80 ft. to the true point of begin-
into the buck yard of my pension plaintiff's complaint against you now on file in Thousand ($13,000) Dollars wi(h inter­
! ning. thence north 26 degrees west 30 ft, thenefe
est
thereon
from
Dee.
1,
1910,
at
the
Beneath me was a hotel with a yard the above entitled Court and cause on or before
north 73 degrees east 155 feet, thence south 26
In the rear off the fourth story.
A the 25th day of August. 1913. said date being the rate of six (6%) per cent per annum degrees east 45 feet, thence south 73 degrees
until paid in accordance with the terms
gentleman - evidently of high rank. expiration of six weeks from the day of the first
and conditions of said note mentioned West 155 feet, thehce north 26 degrees west 15
Judging from ills attendants—used to publication of this summons.
in the mortgage and also interest on • feet to the place of cotnmehcing.
And You are Hereby Notified, that if you fail I deferred interest payments from ma­
Under and by virtue of the said deficiency judg­
walk every uftvmoon about 3 o'clock
In this yurd
lie appeitred to be an In­ to appear and answer for want there >f, plaintiff turity until paid, and for the sum of ment, and the execution thereunder, there is de­
will apply to the court for the relief piayed for
$385.05 taxes for the years 1910 and clared to be due. and owing unto this said plain­
valid and chose that hour because lie
in the compliant, succinctly stated as follows:
1911 with interest thereon at 6<X> per tiff the full sum of $283.34 dollars with interest
got the siinsliiiie, for thu shade In Italy
For a decree forever dissolving the bonds of
thereon from the said first day of April. 1912,
is very < hilly
I uotlced that ho was matrimony between plaintiff and defendant, and annum from Nov. 22, 1912, until paid, t ie rate of 8 per cent per annum.
qulle regular In taking Ills outing, and that plaintiff be given the cuHtody of the minor and for the sum of $178.79 taxes fur
And said property will be sold at said time
the year 1912, wi’h interest thereon at
I tim'd to watch liliu iiik I the attention ihildof said marriage. to-wit. 1'aul Slocum.
the rate ot ti per cent pel- annum from satisfy the said deficiency judgment. Dated
This summons is published in tn«i Jacksonville
he received from Ills servants
May 28, 1913, until paid, am; for the Jacksonville, Oregon, June 19. 1913.
The afternoon of the day I sailed I Post by older of the llonorab.e F. M. Calkin*», •>utn of $1456 as attorney’s fees with
W li. SINGLED.
J
udire
of
the
above
entitled
Court,
which
order
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon
was sitting at my window enjoying
interest the. eon at the rate of 6 per
was made and entered of record on the 7th day : cent per annum from the date of this
By E. W. W1LS-N. Deputy.
the view ot the bay when I heard n re
ef July. 1913. which order requires you to appear decree together with the costs and dis­
port ns oT a gun or pistol.
Leaning
on or before the last day prescribed in this sum­ bursements herein to be taxed.
That
forward and fflanclng down Into the mons. Tip'date of the first publication of this
this Court by its decree herein, older Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under
yard of the hotel, I saw the Invalid ly summons is the 12th »lay of July, 1913.
and adjudge that the mortgage herein
Ing ou the ground, Then half a dozen
MULKEY & CHKRRY.
Execution
dvsenoed be a lien on the said realty
pel'aous ran out of tiie hotel to where
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford. Oregon. and that file same be foreclosed. That
By virtu« of an execution and order of sale
SR
For a Seashore Outing
D. SWIFT & CO
he lay
Presently two servants took
him up and carried film Into the hotel
Ills full, coining so si h >u after the re­
port. caust*d me to think that he hud
been shot, us could easily have been
done from any of the back windows
ot taouaea on Ihe street above the one
on which the hotel faced.
I salltsl the same evening without
getting an explanation of what I had
seen
I was Inclined to think that the
geiitleiiinii bad fainted
I could read
Italian »utllclentl.v well to extract the
gist of an item and took a newspuper
uliourd the ship with me. Before get­
ting Into m.v berth I looked It over
One of th«* first articles 1 read stated
that n Russian iiobleiiinu who laid been
th* governor of Finland had b«*en shot
that day while taking exercise In th«*
yunl of bls hotel
The assassin was
au|>|iosed to be a Russian. The de- |
c< is«sl hud been proscribed by the rev 1
ol itlonlsts
Considering the |K>sltlon '
froi'i which the shot was fired, escape
for the assusslu was easy. He had not
been arrested
I had seen u Russian political assas­
sination without even sus|Ms'ttn<r It
Ki niebow the tnstfr- —it on my n<*rves
After pnv-'" ihi- A’ iiiv » where we
made Olli Inst «top I liotlee.l sltt'n'I In
a steamei < linir on dis k s irtrl whose
face was fnnilltar to me
Where had
1 seen ber? I was sure I had seen
ber somewlu're. amt that very rocently
While psuMing ber I scrutinized her. sh«'
returning my gsze with a stony stare
The next morning, lying awake In
my lierth. when, after a g<ssl sleep, the
brain Is tn perfect working order, it
Suddenly came to me Hint tile young
uim with whom I had conwraed on
the heights buck of Naploft nnd this
girl were one and the sumo |»vn«on.
What ahnnld I do In the nintterf
Nothing
I had no relish for mixing
myself up In n foreign affair that
might bring me no ei»1 of trouble
When I passtnl th«1 girl again I did not
look nt her. nor did I mention the oe
ctirreu«'« to any tine itlHuird tile ship
Rhe never knew that I could have sent
her to Siberia.
the land described in said mortgage duly issue I by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
and which is to be foreclosed is de­ the County >f Jackson. Stale of Oregon, dated
scribed as follows:
the 12th day of June. 1913.in a certain act! >n in the
All of the Renshaw Sub-Division in Circuit Court for said County and Slate, wherein
The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon Corpor­
Township
Thirty-seven
(37)
South
of
Garnott-Corey
Hardware Company, a corporation
ation. Plaintiff.
Range One (1), West of the Willam­ as plaintiff, rvaoverad judgment acainst J. M.
vs.
Robt. Martyn, Walter J. Mundy. J. F. Mundy, ette Meridian, as numbered, marked Bayliss for the sum of Two Hundred Fifty-four
Wm llobb and Win. MacMa^tris, Defendants. and delineated on the official plat there­ anti 54-bXl (254.54) Hollars in U. S. „old coin, with
of, now of record in the office of the interest thereon in like void coin nt the rate of
Suit to foreclose a mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given that under and by County Recorder of Jackson County, s par cant per annum from the 15th day of July.
virtue of an order of sale and decree of foi*- Oregon, together with any and all 1912, and the further sum of 650 Ilf) attorney's
closure and an execution thereof i sued out of waler and water rights appurtenant fees and the further sum of »11.00 for costs and
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and thereto, and especially the appropria­ disbursements.
No. 36.
Public notice is hereby triven thst 1 will on
for the County of Juris »n. in a certain cause tion authorized by Permit
MONDAY. JULY 14th. 1913
therein, wherein The Jackson County Bank, an dated October 25, 1909, and recorded
in
Book
No.
1
of
Permits
in the office at the front door of the Court House in Jackson,
Oregon corporation, is plain till- and Robt. Mar­
of
the
State
Engineer
at
Salem, Cre­ ville Jackson County. Oregon. at 10:30 o'clock in
tyn. Waltei J. Mundv. J. F, Mundy. Win. Robb.
un<i Wrn. MacMaster*», are defendants, which gon, at page 136 thereof, at'd recorded the forenoon of said day, offer for sale and will
also
in
Volume
1
of
Water
Right Cer­ sell at Public auction to the highest bidder for
said « xecution is of date July Sth. 1913, and wus
issued by virtue of a decree of said court in Bait! tificate Recoius of Jackson Countv, cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of
cause, u hich said decree was duly rendered on 'Iregon, at page 1 thereof, exempting the above named defendant in and to ihe follow­
however, Lot Eight (8) thereof, which ing deacribed real property situated in Jackson
the 10th »lay of April. 1913. and docketed in favor
is hereby expressly reserved from this County. Oregon, to wit:
of the said plaintift and luainst the said de.
The Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
fendanta on the luth day of July. 1913. and re- conveyance; said real property being
in Jackson Countv. Oreaon.
of Section 19. Township 36 South of Range 2.
cordtd in volume 19 at paxes 63.8-9 of the Circuit
That the Court by its decree herein, West of the Willamette Meridian, in Jackson Coun­
Court Journal;
order and adjudge a sale made of the ty. State of Oregon.
1 am commanded to sell and will, at th:' hour
whole said reality according to the law
Taken and levied upon as the property of said
of 10:30 o'clocl^i. m., on
and practice of this court;
------- , that so J M Bayliss or so much thereof ss may be ne-
MONDAY. AUGUST 11th, 1913.
much of said realty be now sold as shall ceseary to aatisfy said judgment in favor of the
at the front door of the cuuit house in Jackson­
satisfy the sum ot $1560 past due in- Garnetl-Corey Hardware Company, a corpora­
ville. Jackson Count}. Oleson, offer for sale and
;teresI and interest thereon as afore­ tion, plaintiffs and against the above named de­
will sell at public auction to the highest and best
said and the sum of $156 out of said fendant. with interest th.reen. toes her with all
i-ii.tiv i- (. S in hand, all of the right title and
$14 >6 attorney's fees, and also the sum c ats and disbursements that have or n ay accrue.
nteicBt that tit . . t « f« ndants had on the l'-tl>
ot $380.05 taxes for the years 1310 and
Deted at Jacksonville. Oregon, on the 12th day
to y v. n,»u. 1» iv. or ut any time thereafter, 11)11 with interest thereon as aforesaid
of J* ne. 1913.
«tllur .i or to I».», iodowirg described real pro­
anti tiie sum of »178.79 taxes for the
W. H SINGLER. Sheriff
perty. to-wit.*
year 1012 with interest thereon as
By E. W. WILSON Deputy.
The Northeast quarter, the Northeast quartet
aforesaid, and for the costs and dis
of the Northwest Quarter of Section 3. tn Town­
bursemeiits of Illis suit to be taxed; 1
ship 37 South. Range 1 West. Willamette Merid­ and for such other and further sale or
ian. subject to a conveyance of the coal beneath sales of said property as may be or­
Notice for Publication.
said lands conveyed to the Cascade Coal Co.
dered by the Court to satisfy the sums
Allot said property wilfbesuki to satisfy the that may become delinquent in inter­ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTFR1OR.
judgment and decree n favor of The Jackson
U. S I^anJ Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
est or principal including attorney's
Ci'bnty Bank, an Oregon corporation, plaintiff , fees, taxes and costs and disburse­
June 10. 1913
herein, and against Walter J Mundy. J. F. ments to accrue as is set forth more
Notice ia hereby given thxt Acey C. Martin,
Mundy, and Win. Robb, said judgment be mg for fully tn said complaint.
of Medford. Oregon who. on May 18. 1910. made
the sum of Five lhou>and Fifty-one and 25-1H)
For such otl er and further relief as H »mestead Entry Serial. No. (MM2 for S.E. ’«
($6<i&L2td Dollars, with interest thereon fnm is prayed tor in plaintiff's complaint S.W. ’■» Section 14, Township 38 S.. Range 2'
.■«aid f4th day of March. 1913. at the rate of 10 per anu as to this Court shad seem fair West Willamette Meridian, has file.) notice of
cent per annum, and Two Hundred Fifty
and equitable in the premises.
intention to make three year proof, to establish
Dollar« attorney'a fee, and the further sum of
I hia anminors is published in the claim to the land above described, before Her­
Thuty-three ard &4«-ino LNrilars costs and dw- Jacksonville Post by order of Hon. F. bert Smith. United States Com minion er. at
bursements taxed in said cause. And said proper­ L. lou Veil«, Judge ot the County Granta Pass. Oregon. on the Jet day of Atprus:.
ty and the whole thereof will l«e
at rah I ( ourt of
I
Jackson County. Oregon, 1911
lime to Natisfy »he >atd judgment cun i a me« 1 m which said order was made and entered
Claimant names as witness««: Guy Martin of
»aid decree.
. t rwoni on ihe Jit i day ot June, ls»,3 M»»iford. Oreguft: D. M. Marlin, of Medford.
I »a t rd al Jackson ville. Jackson County. Oregon
Date of first puolieation hereof is Oregon. Louis Magray, of Medford. Oregon.
tins h'th daj of July, 1913.
the 28th day June, 1813.
Louis Peeta, of Medford. Ore, on.
LER. Sheriff
W H. SINGLER
F red W. M ears ,
E. F. JONES.
By K. W. Wl 1LSON, Deputy. .
Attorney for I'laintiff. |
1 •gwter.
.to.
GO TO
.
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I
Bay
Yaquina
Newport,
No outing is complete unless you visit this old reliable seaside
resort which offe-s to the summer visitor a charm of environ­
ment not found elsewhere.
Delightful points of interest in
the neighborhood, deep-sea fishing, surf bathing, boating, hot
sea bathing in the new Natatorium.
Cottages, room houses
and *ents at reasonable rates.
Ample hotel accomodations,
abundance ot
of sea-food, oysters, i clams, crabs milk and vege­
tables, absence of formality and a homelike welcome for all.
Double Daily Train Service
Leave Albany Daily 7:30 a. m.
Arrive Newport
“
12:40 p. in.
and 1:10 p. m. Ex. Sun
“ 6:30 p. m.. Ex. Sun.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
Season, Week end ard Sunday
Excursion Fares East
Tickets on sale daily until September 30th from all main and
branch line points to Eastern destinations one way through
California or via Portland. Return limil October 31st.
For illustrated tooklet on Newport, or copy of
“Vacation Days in Oregon,"call on nearest Agent.
OGDEN«SHASTA
ROUTES
J ohn M. S cott ,
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Sell Your
By listing it with us
We are revising our lists ready for the
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
for sale, we have a number of prospective
buyers who expect value for their money.
We can sell your property at a price
equal to its full value but do not want any
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R.
OFF1CE:-Bank of Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
JacksonvilZe, Ore
Notice of SheriiTs Pale
Charles F. Dunford
DRAY AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery.
all Parts of the Country.
too Light.
Teaming to
Nothing too Heavy or
Agents for Colestin
Mineral
JACKSONVILLE
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Water.
OREGON
Harry Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Jacksonville
Meat Market
LEWIS BROTHERS. Prop»,
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-------- Dealet» In
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All Kindi o' Fresh ani Cured Meats.
Poultry, Choice lard, Etc.
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JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON