Japanese Food Boxes.
Two Strenuous Live*.
"Japanese dishes fall to sutlsfy Amer
Clovis Hughes, the French Journalist,
ican cravings,” says an officer In tbs poet and duelist, filled _bls fifty-five
United States army. "Imagine a diet yeitn riT life with sufficient excitement
without iuUk. bread, butter, Jam, cof U> mnkjo ,111m wopthy of special uien
fee, Mlad»or any aufficlent quantity of tlon. One of bls claims to distinction
nicely cooked vegetablee without pud
was tbat he bad engaged in a French
ding, itewed fruit and with compara
duel wblcli n^ulted fatally—for the
tively little fresh fruit. The European other man.
He was a tempestuous
▼egetarlen will find as in tic h difficulty radical and was once suspended from
In making anything, out of it as the the chamber of deputies for insulting
ordinary meat eater
Along the main remarks to the president, with h^did
railroad artery neat little boxes of not at all curb him. He wrote a num
Japanese food (bento) are offered for her of novels, poems and plays in
sals at the principal stations at a cost which he sought to spread socialistic
of 7k4 cents: also pole of tea, Including i propaganda, und be wrote a preteu
teapot and earthen teacup, for 2 cents. tious five act drama in verse called
The liento may contain In neat sepa
“Le Sotumeil de Danton" ("The Sleep
rate compartments prawn fish, chick of Danton"), which was produced at
en, rice. presM-vwl ginger, Jolinnycake, the Opera Comique. Ills wife contrib
omelette, a broiled mushroom, a sites uted her share of excitement by killing
of nullah, glHZed henna, kind of sweet a public official ¡»otlie palace of Justice
pickle;: tH[st, a slice of cooked chest because of an alleged insult. Before
gut, licorice, etc. The bento Is invit she was tried she wrote apd acted "I.a
ing to the eye, Is garnished In green. Vegeance de Mme. Clovis Hughes.’’
Is neatly wrapped and the content* The play depleted her sensational act
.varied ns the resources of the locality and represented her ns triumphantly
admit.”—New York Mall.
exonerated by the court.
When tier
trial came the court did as predicted.
n
A Famous Window.
York minster, In nddttiou to ita
Gloves.
many other notable features, contains
Tl*e origin of gloves Is very nncient
one of the most remarkable windows
SonjB,authorities assert tbat they were
In the world-the east window, which
known^n Bible limes, from references
is the lurgcst In England, except that
made to
" “ "shoes"
‘
" —
*-*■- -------
*-*
which
were *•
thought
in Gloucester cathedral. It Is seventy-
to be identical with gloves. The first
five feet high and thirty five feet
clear account of gloves comes, how-
broad. The window is divided into
Tills writer
ever. from Xenophon
200 compartments, all of which illus
speaks of the Persia ns wearing gloves
trate leading events in sacred history.
on their hands to protect them from
Each pane of glass Is three feet square, I
Homer describes Laertes
the cold.
the figures measuring two feet four
working in his garden with gloves
Inches high. The upper part Is tilled
upon his hands to protect them from
(With Issiutlful tracery and Is divided
the thorns, and Varro mentions this
¡from the lower by the narrow stone
apparel ns being worn by the Romans
gallery which runs across.
John
Gloves have been tokens of solemn and
Thornton of Coventry began the win I
important things from the ninth cell
dow in the year 1405. The ancient
tury. They were adopted ns a rite of
glazing. all of which lie executed with
his own hands, stands nmspialed to the church, and later the transferring
the present day, and for this enormous of hinds or titles was always attended
In
tusk he received as wages 4 shillings with tlie presihitation of gloves.
a week for three years and £10 on the eleventh century the method of
completing Ills work to the satisfaction challenging to single combat by throw-
pf the cathedral authorities.—London ing down a glove was instituted, and I
tills custom still remains in some coun
Graphic.
tries.
When Photography Was New.
Pierpont Morgan’s Fairy Palace.
■ Win-Il pliotogi'iipliy first begun they
Pierpont MorgHu's wonderful house
used wet plates and a sitting required
'Sight or nine minutes. A man once In 1‘rlnce's Gate differed little on the
Went to be taken, ami the photogra- outside from Its neighbors, merely two
pher put lli Ills wet plate, demanded houses rolled into one. but Its interior
I
perfect Immobility mid took off the suggested nothing so much ns the fairy
palace of Aladdin. In the hall a spring
cap.
During the long exposure the pho was pressed mid part of one of the
tographer left the room a moment. On ¡ walls "fell away" in the approved
Von walked down into a base
his return everything seemed to J>e go style
ing nil right. But when tlie exposure ment. which at first sight resembled
ended and tie rwdted to 1 i 1 h cloaet to nothing so much as one of the lower
Ranged along
dv.elop lhe wet plate there was noth- decks on n large liner
the walls were what appeared to be ai
iug on It but n blur.
Very much disgusted, he showed this number of safes, but they were really
doors opening Into small rooms. Into
blur to the sitter.
each of which a particular portion of
“You must have moved,” he said.
The sitter looked at the spoiled plate Mr. Morgan's collection had been
brought. There were rooniH for Eng
and ImighiMi In iimiizeuieut.
“Well. I declare.” he said; “who'd lish silver, for porcelain mid for halt *t
have thought that Just run dug over to dozen other objeta d’urt. No one who
the window fur a iiilnuffi to see a was ever fortunate enough to be shown
drunken mini would have done nil round by Mr Morgan himself can for
that? I snt right down again."—Min get the ex|«*l'ienee.—London Bystander
neapolis Journal.
Mercury Poisoning.
“I would suggest." says a doctor,
Baldness.
Men get bald more frequently than “that, whenever persons are found te
women, according to Dr. Guelpn of have swallowed bichloride of mercury,
Paris, because they wear hard, henvy several eggs lie forced dowu their
hats, they cut their hair too short and throats The albumen in the eggs will
they ent more than women. Dr. Guel- I form a chemical compound with the
pn snvs tlx* scalp Is like soil mid the mercury, which will lie Insoluble. Then
hair like tin* vegtntlon Unit grows upon the poison will pass out through the
It. When the scalp Is neglected the Intestines or tie vomited by the vic
It Is nhvays a «rood thing to
hair does not grow mid Its roots die. tlm.
Just as grass dies when the soil is pump out the •toinncli first or to In
poor.
A henvy. hard lint constricts «luce vomiting Many times It Is ueces
the bloinl vessels that nourish the sary to act quickly If the life of tlie
scalp. Clipping the huir short leaves person Is to lie saved, mid It takes
its tender roots lit tile mercy of cold. time for a physician to arrive on the
heat uud dust, The oil that exudes I scene Bichloride of mercury will n«>t
It is a pot
from around the root« of the hairs nml I produce n painless death
It eats
keeps them iioiir|sli<sl Is coagulated by son that paralyzes tin* liver
the cold mid chokes up the matrix In through the walls of the stomneh. and
which the iiair is formisl. New York the victim generally dies in great
agony." — Des Moines Register and
World.
Leader.
Cautious Courtship.
A Scottish farmer's son had the mis
fortune to fall In love with two jrounir
Indies nt onee. The on«» wiiM a tall,
strapping girl, while the other was
small ami slim. The piixyJed lover at
Inst asked Ills father’s adv^e. “Well,0
there’« sav
said Ills father, “
"there's
sue milvkle
ninctiltiery used In farmin' nowadays
that n big. active wife is no' o' muckle
use, so I advise ye to Ink' the little line.
Kite'll eat less, onyway!”
Paragon of Parrots.
Customer But Is he a good bird? I
mean, I hope he doesn’t use dreadful
language
Dealer ’E m a saint, lady;
■Ings 'yuuiH beautiful. I 'nd some par
rots wot used to swear something aw
fid, but If you'll believe me, lady, tills
'ere bird convert«! the lot Loudon
Bystander.
Conscientious.
McAlIxtvr ’’lis tliiwpF”
tn y**, inwnh* v.
V
consul«»!*ti> ii> it.on, .il«.I ! |* t n.-iHhin*
In the ¡.»Iute «»li SiiiiG iV
I lit* sill;; 'lost
I hnd wi’ in«» wan :i M:v|n:n«. nini I
(lldnii tb«»«»iik tli«» «ninnoli uhm up ta It
bund«»«» A(1v«»rtl«<»r.
Breaking It Gently.
Maid—Thieves got Into a house In
thin street I iin I night mid stole nil the
silver.
Mistress What stupid people
to leave tilings unloekisl! Whom*
bouse was It?
Maid It whs No. 7.
bl Utrees Why, that lx our house' Maid
— Yes. lua'um. but I did u >t waul to
frighten you. J udge
Th* P’-IncioRl's Jest
Schoolteacher Tt>l< > h * w 'title 1*01
who's cry I ns w lumi co* n* m n.’iiMH li»
Mose
I’rilK Ipnl Evidenti« hu h libre
Biatlon of IncbrynioHc J udite
By beim happy we sow anonymous
benefits upon th« world.
Witch Burning.
I
POLK’S
Notice of Final Settlement.
.
OREGON and WASHINGTON
^ Business Directory
SUMMONS
is Irak cmcviT court or tub state or O regon
FOR THE COUNTY Or JACKSON.
lia Stocum. Plaintiff.
- - vs
Frank, C.'ffiocum. Defendant. Suit in Equity for
Divorce,
To Frank C Slocum. Defendant.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are
hereby commanded to appear and answer the
plaintiff's complaint against you now on file in
the above entitled Court and cause on or before
the 253 h day of August. 1913. said date being the
expiration of six weeks from the day of ths first
publication of this summons.
And You are Hereby Notified, that if you fall
to appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief prayed for
in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows:
For a decree forever dissolving the tonds of
matrimony between plaintiff and defendant, and
that plaintiff be given the custody of the minor
child of said mat ridge, to-wit. Paul Slocum.
This summons Is published In the Jacksonville
Post by order of the Honorable F. M. Calkins.
Judge of- the above entitled Court, which order
was made and entered of reyrd on the 7th day
ef July, 1913. which order requires you to appear IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
on or before the last day prescribed in this-Sum
OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY
mons. The date of the first publication of this
3F JACKSON.
summons is the 12th' day of July, 1913.
In
the
matter
of the Estate of James
MULKEY & CHERRY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford. Oregon. Cook, D .-ceased.
FOE THE COUNTY OF JACK9Q*...
Attest: G. A. GARDNER. Clerjc.
J. D. WURTSBAUGU1.
Attorney for Administrator
;
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY*
Marsden Bishop, Plaintiff.
i <
vs.
Katherine A. Bishop. Defendant.
To Katherine A. Bishop, tha above named de
fendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon, yoU'^re
hereby notified and required to appear in ' the
above entitled Court and cause and afsiV^rthe
complaint of plaintiff filed therein Within six
weeks from the date of the fi-rst publication of
thia summons, which is the 19th day of July. 1913.
and if you fail to appear and answer within the
time re iuired. for want thereof the plaintiftAv Jt
apply to the Court for the relief prayed for and
demanff&tl'i his complaint, to-wit;
For a decree of tfhis Court dissolving the bonds
of matrimony heretofore an 1 now - exifttingr* "be
tween plaintiff ind defendant.
This^ummons is.served upon you once a ,w«ek
for six consecutive weeks by publication jn ¿he
Jacksonville Post, a weekly newspaper of gener
al circulation published at Jacksonville, Jackson
County. Oregon, by order of H n F. M. Calkins,
Judge of the above entitled Court, said order
having been made on the 18th (fay of July, 1913.
GQS NEWBURY.
Attorney for PTiifnti.ff.
joses prior t ■ January 1, 1906, and has
not abardoned same, has a preference
tight to m ike a homestead entry for
“Why
pince the the lands actually occupied. Said Ian Is
wci* Inted upon the applications of
pictures
the ] ersors mentioned below, who
Raked the fellow who had tiecome rich have
; reference right subject to th-
by writing the words of "popular”
pr’or *ght of any such settler, pr ■
Bongs
vid.d uch settler or applicant is q ial.
"Den t they?" the |w>et replied—Chi , lied Io make homestead entrv and the
pt! feta * C«' right is exer ind prior t
engo Record Herald
■ Septem er 24. 1913. on which date the
lands w I be subject to settlement
Taking No Chancos.
entry b. any qualified pels n
“A man never loses anything by po
lni*ds are as follows:
Tl.c N 1
liteness." ssld tile Old Fogv
. t e E.1 . of N W , ot-
“1 know a lot of men who never tn
of N W 1
fet'd to," added tile Grouch t'lucin
N E •
nntl Inquirer
. the
' . Xi .L.y K
À
lot on Oregon street, n-ar City Hall.
Must be suid st »on.
Call o:i Rogue
llivvr Realty Co.
Adv.
I
Wall Paper !
We have it in all the very
latest and most up-to-date de
signs and shades, at prices
that will appeal to you. Make
your selection while the stock
is complete. Headquarters for
All Kinds of Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Glass, Etc.
To brighten up your dingy old
furniture try
Chi-Namel
at
Fred J. Fick’s
r ope r t y
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 it3 full value but do not want any
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R
OFF)CE:-Bank of Jack
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Jackson vilZe, Ore
Charles F. Dunford
DR A Y AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery.
al! Parts of the Country.
too Light.
Teaming to
Nothing too Heavy or
Agents for Coles tin
Mineral
JACKSONVILLE
Water.
OREGON
’■wavr? *■■■'
H Harry Lewis
'.-wat var kar.
Oscar Lewis
Jacksonville
Meat Market
LBWS üROriïEIlS. Prop»
—De alt is In
■>/ Fr.’Ct a i f C fed Meats
Foultrj, C’ia'cs lar!
8tranga Truth.
M.
of Rut le F ill«,
Or»pen; Liat 6-862.
Approved July
14. 1913, C. M. B ruce . Assistant Com-
nnssivner of the General Land Office.
11:45 P.M
Sell Your
In the Matter of the Application of Ag'nes Dut
Circuit Couit for said County an l State, wherein
Cniistcria Reuter as plairthf. recovered judg
ment agai istG. B. Woodson and Anna VV o I-
son for tlie sum of Two Hundred Thirty-seven
and 8<)-100(S237 80)Dollars in U. S. gold coin, with
interest thereon in like gold c >hi at the rate of
8 per cent per annum from the 18th day of July.
1913. and the further sum of $50 CO attorney's
fees and the mm of $11.00 for costs and dis
bursements in said suit taxed.
Public notice ia hereby given that I will on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2.:. I. 1913
at the front door of the Court House in Jackson
ville. in raid county and state, at the hour of
11:00 o'clock A tM , offer for sale and will sell
at Public auction to the highest bi Ider for
cash in h -.nd. all the right, title and inf . rest of
the a.xjve m«nnxi detenuants. G. B. Woods >.i an.)
Anna Woodson, in an I to the foiiowing d< sci D *d
real prop •: «y namely:
Lot NumU-r Six (G) in Bfoe-k Sixty-three (t
in the town (now cH.v) of Medfotd. J.ickm
County. Oregon, and I a >^ One
Thii ty-nin • (3v) in the town 'now
tral Point Jacks n County. Oreg
right, title and intrust said deitnjaica or
either of thetn had in or to said property ■ n the
third day <»f July. 1913.
Takt^n and levied upon ms the property o’ .*3
G. B. Woodson and Anni V»
i or so
thereof a* n ny be nvces.-ary lo s..i:.-fy th
judgment coniained in s nd decree in fax
the aaki ( hristena Reuter and against
G. B. W«M*d?un a..i Anna VS *, -on wi’.
th«rvon. t®o* her with
ts and
eftts that
I atc'.l at <
LI*, lil-
19 Ashland Local
«
SUMMONS
Notice of Sherill’s Sale Under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
I OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
Executit n
Bv virtue of an execution issued out ton to Register Title to the following (¡escribed
of the Circuit Court of the State of I real property, situated in Jackson County.
Oregon for the County of Jackson, Oregon, to-wit:
upon a decree rendered and docketed
Lot numbered Twelve (12) in Block numbe
in said court on the 31 dav of July. Four (I) of the Orchard Home Association
1913, in a suit wherein D. P. Maffei Io Tract, as numbered, designated and described
is plaintiff and E
A. B irchell and . on the official plat thereof, now of record.
Mary Burchell, husband an 1 wife, and
vs.
W. L Thompson me defendants, in
C. C. Thurston and All Whom it May Concern,
favor of the plaintiff and against the Defendants.
said defendants, E. A. Burchell and
Mary Burchell, for $70(1.00, with in
TAX': NJ7ICE.
terest thereon from March 10, 1912,
That o' th«*'2th day o' Jur ist. 1913. an Rp-
m the rate of 8 per cent p-r an.ium, pl'cation was tiled bv the h * d A-rnes Dutton in
l e :uni of $100 Oil attorney’s fees aid the Chcuit Court of Jack« n County, Oreiron. b
$22 0(1 costs, and
: c ruing interest Initial Resist ration of lhe title of the
■ n I e is's of sal •; wh'ch execution was above described.
liucted and
iiveied to me as sheriff
Now. ui less you nppe-.r on oj* before the
‘I lhe above nanitsl state arid county, day of Sept-mber. 1913. ar.d ch-.w cau.-e
I have levied upon and am directed to such applieulion .-hall n.-t l.e gra iteil. the sane
sell by virtue of such execution and will be ta’- en i s confessed, anti a decree will be
decree of the court the following de entered according to the prayer of th ' applica
scribed leal property, to-wit;
'lhe tion. and you will be forever barrod fiorn de
South
of the Northeast
and Lota puting the same.
1 inid 2. in Section 6, To * nship 36
Witness my hand and thi seal of sai-l C< art
S"U'h, Range 4 'Vest of Willamette here <> ailixed this the 12th day of August. 1913.
Meridian, containing 162.37 acres.
tBSAL)
G A. GARDNER.
Now. Therefore, by virtue of said i
County Clerk of Jackson County. Oregon, and
execution and decree, and in ccm-
ex-olflelo Clerk of the Circuit Cou't.
pliance wi'h the commands of sai*1
nab« mea I'S.
writ, I will on September 2, 1913, it?
A tornu, for \pp1ie.oit.
'he hour of ten o’c'ocl: A. M., nt the
inn t <ioor of tlx* Court House in
... Jaek-
ale Under
sonville, Jackson County. Or<g?n, sel! Notice of Sh« riil’s
at public
auction,
subject to re-
Execution.
deniption,
to
the
..
.......
- highest bidder.
..........., for
cm sh
* in
■ ■ hand,
'.7
nil of the real properlv
By virtue of an execution and order of sale
above described, to satisfy the said duly ;ssued by lhe ' lerk of the Circuit Court of
execution.
tbeC’.’Uuty >f Jackson. St«d£ of Oregon. Hated
Dated this 2nd
the -3rd day of July, 19!3,in a certain acti.m in the
11 Shasta Limited (Mail only)5:22 A.M.
Extra fare train.
* :%
.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as administrator of the es
tate of James Cook, deceased,, will
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LAND. from and after the 25th day of August,
•
«
-
I 1913, at ten (10) o’clock in the fore
Notice is hereby given that the State
Laud Board of the State of Otegon noon of that day, at the front enti ance
w»ilf receive,-seoled bids until 10:00 of the County Court House at Jackson
a clock A.'M.,< October 7, 1913, for the ville’, Jackson Cotmtv. Oregon, proceed-
’o sell at private sala to the highest-
fallowing described lands to-wit.
. Xh»-SJi of S.W.J4 and S.W ,>4 of bidder for cash, and subject to con
N.Ej)4
Section 36, T. 22 S., R. firmation by tha County Court of the.
State of Oregon for the County of
12 W.
JtJpv bl.Wvla of Section 1C, T. 28 s.. Jackson the following described real
property, namely:
L.X '4
S.W.'i, S.W \ of
The South Half of the Northeast
S. WL a - ax>il„N. W.1, of S. E.11 of Sec- Quarter, and the Jforth , H df of the
Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty
tion 56, T
Range 11 W.
1 ■■ ,qf N.E.1 ( of Section 36. (20), Township Thirty-fóur (34) South,
Range Three (3) East of the Wiliam;
i'il]s/fni3£t be accompanied by a I ette Meridian, i*i Jacksqii Cóiinty, Ore
,
regHlitrly' executed application to pur- gon.
This sàie is made' in the above en
ebaj^e iqidcEeek or draft for at least
titled matter pursuant to a license and
one-iirilfofthe amount of the bid.
U
any ant* a" bids order of sale, duly ma.de. on. the. 2.4th
dav of July, 1913, by Hon. F. L. Tou
e ad- Velie, Judge of the County Court of
State the State of. Oregon fortheCojinty of
. and Jacison, and filed in the office of said
marked ‘‘Application and bid to pur I court■ffir'ilfi.'fliiS’t'llierftionetr day. '
Dated July 24th, 1913.
chase state lands. ”
JOHN COOK,
G. G. B rown ,
Administrator of Estate of James
Cle-k State Land Board.
Cook, Deceased.
Dated August 1, 1913.
Application to Register Title.
(hange in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Effective January 1st, 1913.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Harrison
i
Trippkt. Decease).
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
To John F. TrippMt, Mary Newell, H. A. Trip-
plet, Edward Tripulet and William Tripplet. 20 Portland Passenger........... 7:30 A.M.
Greeting:
Jn the Name of the State of Oregon, You are 24 Grants Pass Motor........... 10:31 A.M.
hereby called and required to appeer in the 32 Grants Pass Motor.............. 4:11 P.M.
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
j Ccvnty of Jackson at the Court Roofti thereof, 14 Oregon Express...............................5:47 P.M.
at Jacksonville, in the County of Jackson, on 16
Oregon Express.............................5:20 P.M.
Friday, ti e 29th day of August, 1913. a$ 10
o’clock in the forenoon of that day. tha-v pnd 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:44 A-.'M
there to show cause if any exists why an order
Extra fare train.
ro sell the real estate belonging to said estate in
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Jackson County. Oregon, desci ibed as follows,
tc-wit: S.W. tfof S.W. »i Sec. 11. Twp. 3$. R. 23 Ashland Motor..................... 8:45 A.M.
i W. Willamette Meridian should not be allowed.
13 California Express ......... 10:52 A.M.
Witness the Hon. F. L. Tou Velle. Judge of
the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the 31 Ashland Motor..................... 2:24 P.M.
County of Jackson, with the Seal of said Court
15 San Francisco Express.. .3:30 P.M.
affixed, this 19th day of July, 191^
Notice of Sale of Real Property
by Administrator.
There are countries in which the exe
cution of women as witches fs only n
thing of yesterday. The Inst instance
of witch burning occurred as recently
ns tSS8 In Peril, and In other parts of
South America cases con.1'uied to oc
cur until well into the second half of
the nineteenth century England's own
last
took
place
land
yea rs
later,
y re-
tallied a Judicial belief In witches and D e STCRATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS INNATIONAL FOREST.
the Justice of killing them until 1782
Notice is i ereby given that the lands
and 1700
describe^ below,
embracing 131.50
acres, within the Crater National For
Silence Preferred.
est, Orei o”, will be subject to settle-
M Bnrrie. th«» novelist, has •il lit mi nt a..d entry under the provi.a ona
one of (he ’'most «»nlovable social
f th
teed laws of the United
States an ) the act of June 11, 19);;
(34 S:.it , 211), at the United States
f "No; I land oftl ••* a' Roseburg, Oregon, on
Anv settler wh *
"Nor do Septemb" 24. 191'1
was a'tu illv ind in good faithciaiming
did not
any of s iid I in Is for agricultural pur-
They say that love will go where It
ta sent II np|H-iirs to be nlwnvs «uni
■ iter the girl with a rich father Why
I» It tliuowise? New Di leone I’leaiuu«*.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OPTHK STATE AF OREGON
In the Matter of the Estate of John
I Margrieter, a deceased person.
Public Notice is Hereby Given that
I George W. Margrieter, the duly quali
fied administrator of the estate of
I above named deceased, has rendered,
presented and filed for settlement in
the above entitled court and matter
his final account of his administration
of the said estate and that Mum -iy,
lhe 1st day of September, A.
‘ ’ l>. 1913,
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said
day, at the court room of the above
entitled court, at the court house in
Jacksonville. Jackson County, State of
Oregon, has been duly appointed and
fixed by 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 settle
ment thereof and of said estate.
All persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified that all objections
to said final account or any item there
of must be filed or made on or before
the date and time appointed for such
hearing as set forth herein above.
Date of the first publication hereof
is August 2nd, A D. 1913.
G eorge W. M argrieter .
Administrator.
H K. H anna ,
Residing at Jacksonville,
Oregon,
Attorney for the Estate.
B A Directory of each City, Town and
B Village, giving descriptive sketch of
■ pttch place, location, population, tele-
^raph, shipping and banking point;
■ R.ls0 Classified Directory, compiled by
® sbu|incsa and profession.
K. L. FOLK & CM- ss-iTTT j.
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Citatoti.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
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