Jacksonville post., October 30, 1915, Image 4

Summons for Publication.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
Joseph Mayham, as Administrator
of the Estate of David Mayham,
deceased, _
Plaintiff,
-vs-
David Mims and the unknown heirs
of Charles A. Charleton and Permeliw
C. Charleton, deceased, and also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein, Defendants.
gJNotice For Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
October 19, 1915.
Notice is herby given that Martha
K. Purseli of Ruch, Oregon, w h.i, on
September 19, 1912, made Homestead
Entry, Serial No 03325, for the S1 of
NEJ4 of NE>4 and SEJi of NE'4, Sec­
tion 2, Township 39 S., Range 3 W.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three-year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before W. H. Canon,
U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at
Medford, Oregon, on the 27th day of
November, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George W.Cherry of Medford, Oregon,
W. R. Garrett, of Ruch, Oregon,
C. M. Ruch,
of Ruch, Oregon,
Miles Cantrell, of Ruch, Oregon.
J. M. U fton ,
Register.
POLK’S
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Business Directory
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Village, giving descriptive sketch of
each place, location, population, tele­
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also Classified Directory, compiled by
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SEKK-TT Si
OVER 65 YEARS*
Zr EXPERIENCE
You Help Him, and
He Will Help You
Suit In Equity To Determine
Adverse Claims To Real Estate.
To David Mims and the unknown heirs
of Charles A. Charleton and Pai mella
C, Charleton, deceased, and also all
Other persons or parties unknown claim­
HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS.
ing any right, title, estate, lien or in-
t Test in the real estate desci ibed in
This paper is booming this town all the while. HOW
the complaint herein, the above desig­
ABOUT YOU?
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nated defendants:
Fee Until 1916
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You and each of you are
hereby required to appear and answer
Citation
Summons.
Have you subscribed yet for The
the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled court and cause on or Youth’s Companion for 1916? Now is
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
before the expiration of the time so the time to do it if you are rot already I n the county court of O regon , for OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
JACKSON COUNTY.
prescribed in the order for the sei vice a subscriber, for you will get all the is­
JACKSON.
of summons herein upon you by publi­ sues for the remaining weeks of 1915 In the matter of the Estate
Lillie
Frances
Furrey,
Plaintiff,
cation, to-wit: on or before the expira­ free from the time your subscription of Joseph Walter, Decs used.
-vs-
with
$2.00
is
received.
tion of Six Weeks from the date of the
To Emilia Walter, widow of Joseph W. Arthur Furrey, Defendant.
The fifty-two issues of 1916 will bs
first publication of this summons and
Walter, deceased; Emilie Walter, To W. Arthur Furrey, the above nam­
crowded
with
good
reading
for
young
if you fail to so appear and answer,
Richard Walter, Lillian Walter, Eva ed defendant:
f >r want thereof the plaintiff will ap­ and old. Reading that is entertaining,
Walter, Paloma Walter, Jo«eph Wal­
In the name of the State of Oregon,
but
not
“
wishy-washy.
”
Reading
that
ply to the court for the relief prayed
ter, Virginia Walter and Julius Wol­ you are hereby required to appear and
leaves
you
when
you
lav
your
paper
for in the complaint herein, succinctly
ter, children of said deceased, and to answer the cumplaint of the plaintiff
down, better informed, with keener as­
stated as follows:
all other unknown heirs and devisees filed against you in the above entitled
pirations,
with
a
broader
outlook
on
That the decedent, David Mayham,
of
said deceased:
be decreed to have been the owner in life. The Companion is a good papor IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Court and causo, on or before six
weeks from the day of the first pul li­
to
tie
to
If
you
have
a
growing
family
fee simple of the hereinafter described
OREGON: You and each of you are
property at the time of his decease and for general reading, as Justice hereby notified that G. C. McAllister, cation of this summons, which first
June 1, 1913, and that at this time the Brewer once said, no other is neces­ administrator of the estate of Joseph publication is made on the 2nd day of
October, 1915. You are hereby notified
lawful heirs ar. law of Baid decedent sary.
W alter, deceased, has filed a petition that if you fail to appear and answer
If
you
wish
to
know
more
of
the
bril
­
are the owners in fee simple of said
in the County Court of Jackson County
property, always subject, however, to liant list of contributors, from our ex- j Oregon, praying that he be licensed to said complaint within the time speci­
the right of plaintiff as the administra­ President down, who will write for sell Lots Nine and Ten of Mathew’s fied. for want thereof the plaintiff will
tor of aforesaid decedent’s estate to the* new volume in 1916, and if you Addition to the City of Ashland, said apply to the Court for the relief pray
possess and control the same during to know something of the new stories county, belonging to said estate, and ed for in the Complaint, to-wit:
For a decree of divorce forever dis­
the course of the administration of said for 1916, let us send vou free the Fore­ you are further hereby required to ap
solving the bonds of matrimony exist­
estate and with the right in said ad­ cast for 1916.
Every new subscriber who sends pear at the County Cou>t Room in said ing between plaintiff and defendant,
ministrator as sueh, when du'y author
$2.00
for 1916 will receive, in addition county, on the 26th day of November, and for an order restoring to plairtiff
ixed by law and the order of the pro­
1915, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to
bate court having jurisdiction of said to this year's free issues. The Compan­ show cause, if any, why the p'ayer of her maiden name, to-wit: Lillie Fran­
ces Potter, and for the costs and dis­
ion
Home
Calendar
for
1916.
estate, to sell and convey the fee sim­
said petition should not be grunted.
bursements of this suit.
ple title to said property.
THE YOUTH’S COMPANION,
I one in Jacksonville, Oregon, this
This summons is served upon you
Boston, Mass.
That the aforesaid property is de­
Uth day of October, lal5,
by publcation, in compliance with ar.
scribed as follows, to-wit: the South
F. L. TouVELLE.
New Subscriptions Received at this
order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins. Judge
half of the following des ri bed tract Office.
Judge. of the above entitled Court, made and
of land situated and being in Jackson
entered oil the 1st day of September,
County, State of Oregon, to-wit-
1915, directing that said summon« be
Notice
of
Final
Settlement
lieginning at a point fourteen chains Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
published once a week for six con­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF 111E STATE OF
soutn and five chains fifteen links
secutive we ks, in the Jacksonville
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
east from the quarter seel ion post on IN TI'E circuit court of the state or
Post, a weekly newspaper of general
In the matter of the estate of
OREGON,
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
JACKSON.
the west line of Section 6, Township
circulation, printed and published at
Mary W Shapleigh. Deceased.
36 South, of Range 1 East, of the J. C Brooks, Plaintiff,
Public notice is hereby «¡ven th it the under­ Jacksonville, .Jackson County, Oregon.
-vs-
Willamette Meridian, in Oregon, and
Date of the first publication of this
signed has filed in the County Court of Jackson
running thence west nineteen chains William Ellison, and Myrtlj
County .State of Oregon, the final account of his summon: is October 2nd 1915.
and thirty links; thence north eighty- Cornett Ellison, his wife. Defendants. administration of the estate of Mary W. ,‘ hap-
.1. A. L em K ry ,
leigh. deceased, and tKht said court has fixed
three chains; thence east nineteen
By virtue of an Execution and Order Saturday.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
November 13th 1915. at the hour
c! ains and thiity five links, and of Sale duly issued out ot an I under of 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day. at the court
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th» nee routh eighty-three chains to the seal of the Circuit Court of the room of said court at the county court h
in
the place of beginning.
Jacksonville.
Jackson
County.
State
of
Oregon,
Slate of Oregon, in end for the Countv
Summons.
the ti ne and place for the hearing of objec­
That Dnvid Mayham be dt dared to of Jacsson, to me directed, an l dated as
tions to said final account and fur settlement of
have I een the sole and true grantee in- the 26 h day of October, 1915, in a cer­ said eatat*.
All persons interested in said estate are here­ IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT FOR THE DIS­
t nded by Charles A. Charleton and tain cause there n, wherein J. C.
I’ermelia C. Charleton to be named as Br .oks as plaintiff on the 6th day of by notified and required to make or file their ob­ TRICT OF ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY
jections to said final account, if any they have,
STATE OF ORE.ION.
such in t. eir d*el of aboie de- July, 1915. recovered a judgment on
or before the ti.ne aforesaid, fixed for the
acri >d property to Dav d Mims, re- against William Ellison and Myrtle hearing and settlement, thereof.
A. V. Ste.vart, l’laimiff,
Date of this notice and of the first pul lication
e >rded in Volume 4, at page 646, of Cornett E li on, his wife, and each of
-vs-
Jackson County, Oregon, Deed Records them for the sum of Five H indie I thereof is October 9th. 1915.
I unes II iwari, Dufendar*.
F. W. SHAPLEIGII.
and tha. the cloud upon t ie ti le of i Sixty and 81-100 ($56) 84) Dollars with
To James 11 .ward, the above name,
Administrator of th
s ie of
the heirs of said David Mayham, de- i nerest thereon from tl.e' 1st ..ay of
Mary W, Sl.apleigh, Deceased.
défendant :
May,
1915,
at
the
rate
of
8
‘
,<
per
an-
ce ed, and upon plaintiff,s interest
In the num ■ of il.e Stille of Or ,g n
and title to said property, caused by num, ami Fifty-five ($55.00) 1 o lars
You
are hereby notifiidtlat it. pursu.
Wcr.t i nnst.ced.
the naming of the true grantee there­ attorney’s fee, mid tiie furl er sum of
ance
of an crib t madeand enter'd n the
"VVluil
is
your
opinion
of
Bo-ton?"
Sixteen
and
50-100
($16
59)
Doli irs
in, I) vid Mavham, by his nickname of
"1 Wils agree. .Ply surprised on uiy anove entitled c..use and Court on tl.e
David Mims be removed and said title coils, which judgment and decree was first
visil to th r town
Uth day of September, 1915, you lire
enrolled and docketed it the Clerk’s
be quieted as to the same.
"Y<*s?"
required to answer the complaint filed
office
of
said
court
in
sai
I
coun
y
on
That the deed in aforesaid chain of
".lust for .in experiment 1 split an tn in smd cause wiihin six w.eks from the
title of Sili.B J. Day, conveying s .id the 6th day of July, 1915, an I is of rec linitive. bin there was nothing like n date of the first publientû n of this |
property to Charles A. Charleton, re­ ord in Volume 23 of the Circuit Court riot precipitated." — ltlrininglnini Age summ ns, to-wi : within s x weeks
IIernId
corded Volume 3, page 716, of th. Journal at pages 136-37 thereof.
from the 25. h day < f Sep'enib r 1915, '
N ,w, Therefore, in compliance with
aforesaid deed recoids be d< ela'-ed to
Counting Puisc Beata.
and that if vou f .il to so ars-wer the !
th
commands
of
sai
l
ex
cu
’
ioi
an.I
"It
Is
strange
bow
few
people
know
have been executed by Silas J. Day,
plainti f " II a, ply for ilie reli f de­
a. i unmarried man. and that the cloud order oi sale, I will on MONDAY’, :l e ivlint their iioriiml pulse is." said a
pli.vsieiiin. "They know the average mande i in said complaint at.d «il! take
u h n 'he title of the heirs of af Teaaid
2* h day ot November, 1915.
I'uLe Is nbout seventy, mid Imagine judgment for the sum of $53 o toge h-
decede t and upon plaintiff's interest
: that they me "ed or otherw ise as their er with interest tiler, on at ttie rate of
and tide to said propel ty, caused l y at the hour of 10 o’cl. ck A. M. at tl e pulse up; roaches or departs from this o‘,4. p r annum fr m
the 15th d y of |
the failure of sai l deed to recite that front .Io r of the C air. Ho ise in Jack- stainiai'd. It is true that an average
July, 1915. :>nd will ask for an order to
the said grantor was an unmarried so"v lie, Jackson County, Oregon, of­ of all pulses would give a result of sell a cerain wood saw, belonging to
man be removed and said title q .leied | fer for sal« and will sell at public ai'e- iibout seventy bents, but In no other you and attache.1, herein, to satisfy said
tion, subject to redemption as is by law , idiysk-ui peculiarity is there such a
as to the same.
judgment a: d costs and disbursements
" ide Individual vui intlon.
That all adverse claims of the de­ provi I d, all of the right, title an I i
herein.
“
I
bud
two
studeuts
in
my
office
at
terist
that
the
defendants
W.
liam
E-
fendants tie determined an I that it be
tile same time, both very strong mid
lison
:
'al
Myrtle
Cornett
E.
son
had
decreed that the di fendali s have no
j remarkably healthy young men. Tbe
interest, lien or right in o’ to the on the . rile OI Hie m rtgarv here I I noriiuU pulse of one was forty-seveu
foreclosed,
to-wit:
(Oct.
1st
1914.)
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premises herein descr bed; that the)
mill the Other ninety-three. This differ­
be forever enjoined and debarred from now have or.have since acquired in and ence is unusual, few pulses falling be­
Notice To Creditors.
asserting any claim thereto adverse to t > the following described real property low sixty or rising above eighty in a
Lot
number
Four
(4)
in
Bl
ek
num
healthy
subject,
but
nn
unusually
slow
the helm of af resaid decedent or to
her Forty (40', ( ity of Me'ford,
or rapid puls* Is no Indication what­
plaintiff herein and I hat plaintiff hav-
ever of disease, as la tsipularly sup- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATS
O-“Fon, as the same is numbered,
Buch other and differen* r.li.'t J(
| iomm ! to l>e tln> case.
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
«ii'-igi.
. '"lineuteri and describ-
equitable to ’he . «urt.
"Most people overestimate their pulse, In the matter of the last will and
id upm the lli ■■ d I'!«' thereof,
This sun.in. s I. pub . I. ,j in u,,.
Th. hv' e o w ..I be sol i at said ns they often count Its bents when testament of Samuel Joseph l'or-
Jacks-liVu 1' a , . av ..7 u a ’pip
talking about the matter, and It is a
recce, Deceased.
i
ai place in tbe nit.nnvr provided
o. general circulation, prn.teu ....u , u. • uy law for the sale of real property un­ fact well known to physicians that tbe
N. tice is hereby given .d] partie':
itsii.d in Jacks n County, St.i.e of Ol­ der execution, to satisfy the judgment, ex. Itenient of conversation will quick­
eg i>, by order of the Hon. F. M. Cal­ attorney's fee, coatt and accruing c> Sts en the pulse from live to twenty beats. having claims against the Estate of
The best time to arrive at the true nor­ Samuel Joseph Torrence, deceased, i
kins, Judge of the above entitled court of this sale.
mal Is shortly after waking In the that they are requir d to present the
and which order is dated October 28th,
Dated this 27th day of October. 1915. morning, when tbe nerves are unexcit­ same, dulj' verified and with thepr per
1915, and wherein it is ordered that
ed."— I *ea rson’s.
w. H. SlNGI.KR, Sheriff,
vouchers, to the undersigned at 843
Buminoi s herein be served upon you by
Bv E. W. VV H.SON, Del uty.
“B" Street, Ashland, Oregon, within
Presumption.
publication thereof in said newspaper
“Those new neigh I »or* have very pre six months troni th? date of the first
once a week for six cons-, cutive weeks,
MiimptiioiiM children.’* said he.
t> il liei.t'on of this notice, to-wit; with
Efficiency.
and you are therein ordered to appear
Yes." replied she " They think they in six rrortb« from the 16th <'«• of
The itlnl had lust been Invented.
and answer tl.e complaint her. in on or
"Gee." rvm irk.il the mn. "It's tough have a iHvfect right to get out In the October. 1915.
before fl.e expiration <>' sx weeks
that
have to ptinch n time street and make as much noise as ours
M ary A. T orrence ,
from the date of the list putih at ion clock I ail should
do" Wasblugton Star.
din long " New York Sun.
Executtix of the I a-'t Will anil T'Stu-
of this summon<. namely; <n or bviere
m?nt of Samuel Joseph Torrei ce,
DEI EMBER 11, 1915.
Hi, Suggestion.
Down on Him.
eea
a d.
Wigwag
I
ne'er
knew
meh
n
fellow
The date of the first pul.lira' i a of
Betty I iiotlev't you didn't even rise
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as
Biotic«.
He
Is
always
looking
for
when
Hm.'iy
entered
Netty
—
Oh.
I
this summons is OCTOBE I 0, 1915
trouble.
Henpecked
i'lien
why
doesn't
Present
conditions indicate that
can t stiind for him under any cir­
H. K. H anna ,
he get married?-Exchange.
North Bene! mills will opt'rate all win­
Attorney for Plaintiff, i cumstances!—Lifts.
ter.
¿Ji
”
Good Printing
T rademarks
D csignc .
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Anyone sending a sketch and description mny
quickly ascertain our opinion free whothcr a..
invention is probably patent able. Comniunlca-
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sent free. Oldest agency fur k < euri. r patent:8.
Patents taken tlirouch Munn A Co. receive
<vfcial notice without cimree, iuthe
Scici® JWi».
A handsomely illustrated weekly. J.arrest clr-
culaiion of r.iiv t .entitle journal. Ti ii'.u.Ua
v<> ;r : t our months,
Boid by all newsdealers.
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Jacksonville, Ore.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Where
Effective January 17, 1915.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
14 Portland Passenger........ 8:20 A.M.
16 Oregon Express............. 5:20 P.M.
12 Shasta Limited
Extra fare train.
2:17 A. M
best work
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
13 California Express
15
you get
10:45 A.M.
San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M
11 Shasta Limited............... 3:20A.M
Extra fare train.
low prices
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Prices Are Low
Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville
property and prepare for the raise which is
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