Jacksonville post., March 07, 1914, Image 4

A
Coaxer For Btcruit».
N)’vn<ln.’ s t'le ntitborltles do not nd-
vert e ho ntlnrlngly for recruits as
they <lld In the past. A notice lsHtied
In lM)1 by British authorities calls on
me" to join the light dragoons, tn
which regiment, they are informed,
"y< it will be mounted on the finest
bort-<s in the world, with superb cloth­
ing and the richest accouterments;
your pn.v and privileges are equal to
t guineas n week: your society Is court­
ed; yon nre admired by the fair, which,
combined with the chance of getting
■wished ton buxom widow or brushing
with a rich heiress, renders the situa­
tion truly enviable and desirable.
Young men out of employment or oth­
erwise uncomfortable, there Is n tide
In the affairs of men which, taken at
the flood, leads to fortune. Nick It!”
BOGUS GEMS.
Imitation b-amonds of Pasta Ara fb<
Best Counterfeits.
It is nlways wise wlien buying s
alilte topaz to purchase it from a roll
ible dealer, inasmuch as rock crystal
and even lend glass are often sold uv
ier that name.
Colorless beryl yields n very brilliant
• nd 'Kr.moml like stone wlien proper
ly cut. Indeed, imiuy gems nnd even
cnennclte nnd rock crystal often
passed III former days as diamonds,
•ven under the scrutiny ot experts,
eueh exact tests as refracllou and
•pecltie gravity l-elng unknown until
comparatively recent years.
No imitation ot tire diamond, bow
ever. Is so brilliant as a skillfully cut
piece of the kind of leud glass known
In the trade as "paste." The piny of
jolor In these counterfeits Is often
Some Talkers.
A man once visited Niagara Falls, very beautiful, tint the glass "dia
taking with him Ills wife and his aiond" possesses no luster, this term
Wife's sister. Immediately on arriving being applied to the light reflected
■nd securing hotel quarters the party from the top surfaces of n gem. The
Bet out to see the wonderful sight, flashes of light and color that give
Wifey and wifey's sister talking ns tr illianey come from the Interior, be­
they walked along on a million Inter­ ing thrown fiv.m the rear surfaces of
esting subjects.
the stone
The glass diamond Is soft and !» at
'•Say, John,” Mid wifey, turning to
the old man after they hud gone quite tacked etiemlcallj by n number ot
n distance, “aren’t we getting near the things with which it comes in contact
by wear, for both ot which reasons it
falls?”
"Yes.” was the prompt reply of John soon becomes dulled. — Philadelphia
."If you will stop talking a minute you Saturday Evening Post.
Will hear the thunder of the water
quite plainly "—Philadelphia Telegraph
He Spoke to Hei.
A Virginia farmer was driving a re
Reason and Instinct.
fract-ary cow ilinvu the road one morn
inquiring Son—I’apa, what is rea­ Ing The cow mid tin- driver came to a
son? Fond Parent—Keason, my boy, crossroad. The man wanted ’ll“ <-ow
la that which enables a man to deter­ to go straight ahead, tail Hie cow
mine wlijit is right. Inquiring Son-
picked out the crossroad. A negro wzs
Anil what is Instinct? Fond Parent- coming ulotig the crossroad
Instinct is that which tells a woman
"fluid her off Haul bet off: yelled
She Is right whether she Is or not— the driver
Loudon Tit-Bits..'
The negro jumped about tne road
and waveil his arms. The cow pro
l(-*frorse Still.
reeded calmly on net way.
Mother tttf.y.iyrtgglliig son across her
"Baid het off: Hold her off. nig
kneel-I'll teijeh you to tie saucepans ger!" yelled the driver.
to dogs' talik.
“I's a-tryin fir!" replied the negro
"Blit, mother. It Isn't our dog.”
"Speak to her: Speak to bet atrl
"No. I kpow It Isn’t our dog. Bui «he'll stop:"
It's my saucepan, you young rascal.”—
"Good mawnill'. eow good mown
London Mall.
In'.'" said ttie m-gro politely.-Satu.ilaj
Evening Post.
water and water rights appurtenant
thereto, and especially the appropria­
tion authorised ■ by Peri lit No. 36,
dated Octobw.25, 1909. and recorded in
Book No. 1 of Permits in the office of
I ihe State Engineer at Salem, Oregon,
! at page 136 thereof, and recorded aiso
in Volume 1 of Water Right Certifi­
cate Records of Jackson County, Ore­
gon. at page 1 thereof, excepting how­
ever Lot Eight (8) thereof, which is
hereby expressly reserved from this
conveyance, said property being sit­
uated in Jackson County, Oregon.
Now therefore, by virtue of said
execution and decree, and in eompli
mice with said writ, I will on
Tuesday, ihe 31st day of March, 1914,
at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. at the
front door of the Court House in Jack­
sonville. Jackson County, Oregon, sell
at public auction, subject to redemp­
tion as by law provided, all the right,
title and interest of the above named
defendants Effie M. Armstrong and
Joseph W. Armstrong, her husband,
and George E. Hart and M. Trammell
in and to the above described property
or in so much of said realty as is
necessary to satisfy said execution and
order, for cash in hand to the highest
bidder.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
27th day of February, 1914.
W. H. SINGLER,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By E. W. WILSON, Depute.
John Farlow und William Farlow from
asserting any tight, title, interest, es­
tate, lien or claim of any nature or
character whatsoever in or to said de­
scribed premises, or any part thereof;
And for a ftnther decree decree.rg
defendants Joh 1 Farlow and William
Farlow to be the owners of an un­
divided one eighteenth interest in and
to the said described premises;
And for a further decree of the
Court, removing the clouds on plain­
tiff’s title to sai l premises occasioned
by the misspelling of the names of the
grantors, Simeon Farlow and Lydia A.
Johnson; and for such other relief as
to the Court may seem equitable.
This summons is served upon you,
and each of you, by publication in the
of gen­
Jacksonville Poti, a newst ipaper
.
eral circulation, oublished ii in Jackson
County, Oregon, once a week for
consecutive weeks, by order of
orable F. M. Calkins, Judge of
Court, made on the 9th day of
ruary. 1914.
GUS NEWBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(Effective November. 13, 1913.
you are
in need OI
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60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Summons for Publication in
closure of Tax Lien.
Fore-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Geo. W. Steven., Plaintiff.
vs,
D. R. Hunt, whose true name is Dennis P.
Hunt and any other person or persons having
an interest in or lien or claim upon the real es­
tate described in the complaint herein, Defen-
lants.
To D. R. Hunt, whose true name is Denr.is P.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
Hunt,
and any other person or persons having
OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
an interest in or lien or claim upon the real es­
OF JACKSON.
tile
Jn the Mutter of the Administration tate described in the complaint herein,
of the Estate of Fannie M. Port, a above named defendants.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are
Deceased Person
Notice is Hereby Given that the hereby notified that Geo. W. Steven?, the holder
undersigned, by an order of theCount.y of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 134, is­
Court of Jackson County, State of sued on the second day of November, 1910. by
Oregon, heretofore du'y entered here­ the Tax Collector of the County of Jackson.
in has been appointed and now is the State of Oregon, for tie amount of Four and
duly qualified and acting administrator 12-100 Dollars, the same being the amount then
of the estate of above named decedent. dun and delinquent for taxes for the year 1909.
All creditors and persons having together with penalty, interest and co^ts thereon
claims against, said decedent or her es­ upon the real property assessed to you. of which
tate are hereby nctified and required you are the owner as appears of record, situated
to present the same duly verified with in said County and State, and particularly
proper vouchers, to the undersigned at bounded and described as follows, to-wit: The
his home in Jacksonville, Jackson Lot numbered two in Section 7 in Township 36
County, Oregon, within s'x months south of Range least of the Willamette Meri-
idian, being 33‘zi acres in the north-west quarter
from the date hereof.
The date hereof ard of the first pub­ of the north-east quarter of said Section, Town­
lication hereof is February 7th, A. D. ship and Range.
You are further notified that said Geo.
1914.
Stevens has paid taxes on said premises
LEE C. PORT,
His Definition,
Hard Luck.
Administrator of the Estate of prior or subsequent years with the rate of
A boy who was asked to describe a
terest on said amounts as follows.
Mrs. Hash Mother says that she Fannie M. Port.
kitten said. "A kitten Is remarkable for
Rate of
Date
Tax Receipt
Year’s
H. K. HANNA,
rushing like mad at nothing whatever wants to be creuuited. Hash — Just n»y
Amount Interest
No.
Paid
Tax
Residing at Jacksonville, Oregon,
luck!
I
haven
’
t
a
mu
’
c-'t
with
me.
—
15
per ct.
168
$3
57
■ud stopping before it gets there.”
11*1" Nov. 1. 1911
Attorney for said estate.
Smart Set
$4.28 15 per ct.
1911 Oct. 14. 1912
$4 54 15 per ct.
1912 Oct 16. 1913
A Restful Fall.
$4.48 15 per ct
199
1913 Feb. 25. 1914
”1 had a full last night which ren­
Said D R. Hunt. whose true name is Den-
dered me unconscious for six hours.”
nis P. Hunt, as the owner of the legal
•Tleally! Where did you fall?"
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF IN THE COUNTTY COURT FOR JACKSON title of the above described property as the
“1 fell asleep.”
COUNTY, OREGON
Bam# appears of record, and each of the ether
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
JACKSON.
In the Matter of the Estate of persons above named are hereby notified that
Geo. W. Stevens will apply to the Circuit Court
Not Sam’s Fault.
Thomas Merrick, Deceased.
E. Renshaw, Plaintiff.
Rum Bnedeker. the commissary man
Notice is Hereby Given, that Agnes of the County and State aforesaid for a decree
vs,
E Fahs, (formerly Agnes E. Merrick, foreclosing the lien against the property above
and held In the community to be a
and mentioned in said certificate. And
Effie M. Armstrong and Joseph W. but who has since married) the ad- | described,
good churchman, unnoywl the minister
you are hereby summoned to appear within
extremely by getting up nnd walking Armstrong, her husband, and George | ministratrix of the above emitted es- [ sixty days after the first publication <>f this sun -
tate has filed her final account, nnd
•at of the church while the sermon ■ E. Hart and M Trammell, Defendants. that Monday, March 9, 1914, at the mons exclusive of the day of said first publica­
was in progress. The preacher spoke
Notice is hereby given that under hour of ten o’clock A. M. at the tion, and defend this action or pay the amount
and by virtue ot an order of sale, de­ County Court room at the Court House due as above shown together with costs and ac
to Sam about It.
“It Isn't my fault, doc,” Sam pro­ le ree of for ..Closure, and execution at Jacksonville, in Jackson County, crued interest and in Case of your failure to do
tested. "It's n sort of affliction I got.” thereof issued out and under tl.e seal Oregon, is by order of the Judge of so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the
of said taxc s and costs against the land
The preacher told Sum hell better ot the Gii cull Court of the Slate of , the above entitled Court, fixed as the premises above named.
Oregon, in and for the County of Jack- time and place for hearing and set­
see the camp doctor. A few days Intel son, in a certain cau« therein, where­
This summons is published by order of
tling said final account, and all per-
th<* preacher met the doctor.
in E. Renshaw as plaintiff was render­ j sons interested in said estate and hav Honorable T. J. Cleeton, Judge of the Circuit
“Hid Sam Smsleker come to you f< ed a decree of forec.osure against I ing any objections to said final account I Court of th- State of Oregon for the County of
Effie M. Arms-rung and Joseph W. are hereby notified to appear at said Jackson, and said order was made nnd dated
advice?'' asked the preacher.
“Yes.” said ttie doctor, “but I told Armstrong, her husband, and George time and place and present their ob- ! this 26th day of February, 1914, and the date of
the first publication of this summons is the 28th
E. Hart and M Trammell as defend­ jections thereto.
Ram I couldn't do anything for 1dm."
day of February. 1914.
ants in the sum of thirteen thousand
Dated January 31. 1914.
“What was Sam's affliction?"
All process and pacers in this proceeding may
(513,000 ) Dollars with interest there­
AGNES E. FAHS.
“Affliction! He didn't say anything on irom Dec. 1, 1910 at the late ot six
Administrât rix. be served upon the undersigned residing within
about that. Sam said he'd been trou­ per cent per annum until paid in ac­
the State of Oregon, at the address hereafter
bling you by walking In Ids sleep.”— cordance wi.h the terms and conuiti. ns
mentioned.
M. PURDIN.
New York Post.
ul sain note, und lol the sum ,f $38o.0o
taxes for the je-rs 1910 and lt»ll with
Address Medfo-d. Ore.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Summons.
interest thereon at 6‘/< per annum
Militant Margaret.
IN THE 'CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR '
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
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Notice cf Peinai Settlement.
Militant minded women were known irom NuVem er 22, 1912 until p.mj,
and for the sum oi $178.79 (axes loi
JACKSONCOU&TY
Summons.
in Englund la-fore the suffragettes, one ihe tear '912 wiih interest thereon at
T. L Farlow, Plaintiff,
of whom Iles In Henry Vll.'a chapel— the rate ot 6‘,f per annum fn.nm Maj
IN THE CIRCUIT CO 'RT OF THE STATE OF
vs.
Margaret, countess of Richmond, its 28, 1913 until paid, and tor the sum oi
C REGON.FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Elias Miller ; nd Sarah M. Miller, his
builder's mother, with her brass efflg.v One Thousand ($iUOU.U0) Dollms as
BERTHA A. CORTHELL. Plaintiff,
wife,
Alice
A.
Hinman
and
A.
Hinman,
by Torrlglano. She hated the Turk, attorney's tee with interest thereon at
VS.
her husband, E. J. Farlow and Mari
nnd she made, its Camden reports, a the rale of 6'J per annum from the j Farlow, his wife, Fred Farh W, a single FDGAR CORTHELL. Defendant.
date
of
this
decree,
together
with
tile
tqsirtlng offer to the chivalrous of liei
To EDGAR CORTHELL. defendant above
! man, and May Conn and H. C. Conn,
day. “On the condition that princes costs and disbursements’ herein taxed her husband, Louisa E. Hafer and . named:
at $63.65; and this Court by its decree
Peter Hafer, her husband, Sarah Ad-[ In the Name of'he State of Oregon, you are
of Christendom would coinldne them­
herein diiecied and ordered that so
selves and march against the common much of said really be now sold as i kins, a widow, Lydia Adkins, a widow, | hereby notified that Be» tha A. Corthell. as
enemy, the Turk, she would most will­ snail satisfy the sum of $2310. past ‘John Farlow and William Farlow, j plaintiff, has commence! a suit in the Circuit
of the State of Oregon, in and for Jackson
ingly attend them nnd be their laun ' .ue interest mm tne sum of $234. out Also all other persons or parties un I Court
County, an I that in pursuance of an order made
I
known
cl.iimii
g
any
right,
title,estate,
I
dress In the camp.” That position of o, said $.000 attorney's feus, and also
lien or interest in the real estate de- and entered in said cause by F M Calkins.Judge
laundress to the crusaders would have the sum ot »599.80 taxes lor the years -cribed as the S.E
E 1 . of S E '4. o' said Court, on the 19th day of February. 1914
I
.910
19il,
and
1912,
and
fol'the
costs
been an easy one. for It was the fash
S.E >4 of N.W.L; and' S W.', of you a-e hereby required t . appear in said cause
and
disbursements
of
this
suit
taxed
ion to make vows to change no un­
i N.E. '-4 i f Sec. 11, Tp. 37 S., R. 2 E., on or before six we»-ks from the first publication
derclothing until the holy sepulcher at $63.65, said sale being subject how W. M. in Jackson County, Oregon, of this summons, which publication will be on
ever to the following: that if the num Defendants.
the 21st day of February. 1914. and answer the
was regained.—Chicago News.
ot »780. interest due Dec. 1, 1914 mi
To Fred Farlow, May Conn, H. C. complaint of the plaintiff, filed therein, and for
said principal «urn is ti >t paid on or
want of answer thereof on or before said time.
Labor Saving Postman.
beLte Dec. 1, 1914 or the tax. s which I Conn, Louisa E. Hafer, Peter Hafer, tJl.iinMff will apply to the court for the relief
Sarah Adkins, Lydia Adkins, Alice A.
One of the sights to be remembered may be due Hom the said defendants Hinman, A. Hinnr’ii, John Farlow and demanded, and prayed for in said complaint,
in Portugal, said the llev. II. O. Fen­ on any portion of said premises and William Farlow; Amt also all other to-wit:
ton. lecturing at the Royal Photograph which the plaintiff i.. obliged t., p ty lo persons or parties unknown claiming
For a decree of divorce from you: for the care,
|c society, was that of the postman de protect his security, that an execution I any right, title, estate, li< n or inti rest custody and control of the minor chi’ !. Marjorie
issue with an order < t sale attached
liverlng his letters among the congre­ for the sale of so much ot said realty I in the real estate described as the Alice Corthell. and for plaint tfs cost* and cis-
gation nt church on Bunday, thereby including any realty theretofore sold Houiheast quarter) the east half of the bursements of this suit.
•living himself many a weary walk. - Io reunder ns may be necessary to southwest quarter, the southeast quart­ Dated this 19th day of February. 1914.
er of the northwest quarter and the
W. J. MOORE.
Pall Mall Gazette.
satisfy the amount then due including southwest
quarter of the northeast
Attorney for Plaintiff.
taxes together with the sum of $78. as quarter of Section
11 in Township 37
attorney fees and for any additional South of Range 2 East
The Word Improve.
of Willamette
Improve at first meant to rebuke, to costs and disbursements incurred theie Meridian, in Jackson County, Oregon,
Notice tor Publication
condemn or ilisnpprove.
>n the under, and if on Dec. 1, 1915 tha bai­ the sboVe named defendants.
tor which this decree is granted
In
the
Name
of
the
State
of
Oregon!
French It means pr<s-|sel.v the oppo­ I rn-e
DEPARTMENT OF T IE INTERIOR
wild 'llmcst st (i'l from date of de­
site of the '
1st» „or'. Miltoil uses vice t nd ala„ nieli ding the balance ot You and each of you are hereby noti I
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
tied
and
required
to
appear
in
the
it in the set so of Im re.i- ■. Only in a ti. .ui' -.i ,, fe s with interest an I
February. 7. 1914.
above
entitled
Court
and
cause
withm
I
the course id i_es did it take on the I-'1 1 addi'ir
taxes has not been paid six weeks from the date of the fust I Notice is hereby givtfn that Max S. Hirsch.
present nlgu..k'ullon of belle .nj,
| thu. an eMccUtloil issue with an ordei publication of this summons upon you, 1 Whose post office address is 565 Rurnsi le Street.
tit sale attached for the sale of the which is thn 14th d iv of February, I Portland. Oregon, did. on the 19th day of Decem­
whole of the realty mentioned in said | 1914, and answer the complaint of I ber. 1913. file in this office Sworn St itement and
Weal * Man RAt*.
1 mortgage and for which a decree has
Mrs flnbbub—I wonder wlist's mine been grunted to satisfy the said bal­ plaintiff against you, now m file in Application. No. 09244. to nun ha -> the N.E.'»
Court and cause; and if you fail N. W 1» and Lots 1. 2, 3 and 4 of Section 18. Town­
over Hurry. Instead of being cross, as ance as aforesaid; Which decree was said
to appear and answer within the time ■ ship 41 S., Range 4 West. Willamette Meridian,
usual, he started off happy and ivlils enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's required, for want thereof ihe plaintiff, a d the timber thereon, under the provisions
fling like u bird this morning Nora ■>iiice ot said Court in said County on will apply to the Court tor the relief . f the act of June 3. 1878,«n 1 acts amen*
in new glrli— it'» my fault, mum. 1 tne U",b day of Feuruaiy, ,9i4.
j prayed for and demanded in his com- I datory. known as the “Timber and Stone
1 am commanded by virtue of an plaint, to-wit:
got the wrvug package uud give hit*
Law," at such value as might be fixed by
with power of sale attached
For a decree of this Court decreeing appraisement, and that, purs ant to such ap-
bird »«-ed for breakfast food.-Wom­ execution
issued by the Cieik of the above Court plaintiff to be the owner absolutely | plication, the land and timber thereon have been
an's Home Companion.
1 dated the 27ih day of February, 1914, and in fee simple of an undivided anpraise i $560.0). the timber estimated 1.06-'.000
in the above entitled cause to sell all seventeen-eighteenths interest in and board feet at $ >.5w per M. and th-' land nothing;
Disappointed
the following described real property to the southeast quarter, the east half that said applicant will offer final proof in sup­
Clara—I’ve been looking into Jack's or so much of said realty as is notes of the southwest quarter, the south­ port of hia application and swo’-n statement on
life, and I'm nwfitlly dtaappointed. sary to satisfy said execution and east quarter of the nor.h vest quarter the 2Uh day of Apri . 1914 before Register and
and the southwest quarter of 'he Receiver United States Land Office, at R »seburg,
Mary-Why? Clara-My worst sus- order of sale, to-wit:
All ot ttie Renshaw Sub Division in northeaax quar'er of Section eleven
pklone are uufoundisl - Rutiriv
Township Thirty-seven (371 Soutn of '(It) m Town-tip thirtv-seven (37) O regon
Anv person h at lilwrty to protest this pur
Hauge tine (11 West of the Wibanu tte South, Range two (2) East of ihe W i chase beforo entry, or inituiUs a co ices', at any
A Chaser.
.«¡er.dian, as numbered, marked, mid Iameile Meridian in Jackson County, time before patent issues, by filing a corrobor­
''Hut, John, bow did yon get rid of delineated on the official plat thereof, Oregon.
ated affi lavlt in th a oilkt. alleging faeta which
•ll the creditor»?" "| lit one of y<-ur now ot record in the office of the
And for a further decree of this would defeat the entry.
cigar».’-Fliegende Blatter.
County Recorder of Jackson County, Court restraining the defendants and I
B. F. JONES.
Oregon, together with any and all each theieof, excepting defendants I
Router.
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 ;,roperly at a price
equal to its full value hut do not want any
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R
OFFICE:-Bank of Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Jacksonville, Ore
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kinds of soft and hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Priced
moderate and delivery prompt.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
Jacksonville
Meat Market
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------- Dealer sf In-------
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roultru. Choice lard, Etc
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