In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, ror
Jackson County.
N .11. Latimer,
.
Plaintiff,
vs
Black Gold Channel Mining Co .
a
corporation
organized
under the laws of the State of
Washington,
Defendant. I
To the Black Gold Channel Mining Co , a
poration, organized under the laws of
State of Washington, Defendant.
Too much housework wrecks wo­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE­
men’s nerres. And the constant
GON.
care of children, day and night, is
You are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff, now on til«»
often too trying for even a strong
against you in tbe above entitled court and
woman. A haggard face tells the
cause, on or before the last day of the time
story of the overworked house« ife
prescribed in the order for the publication of
and mother. Deranged menses,
this summons which said last day will be
leucorrhaea and falling of tho
Thursday, Junuary 1«, 1902; and you »ill
please take notice that if you fail to so
wouib result from overwork.
appear and answer said complaint within
Every housewife needs a remedy
said time, the plaintiff will apply to the
to
regulate her menses and to
above entitled court for the relief demanded in
keep her sensitive female organs
said complaint, to-wit:
That the plaintiff have judgment against
in perfect condition.
you, the said defendant, for the full sum of
925,5JO.00. with interest thereon at ten per
cent, per annum from November 19, 19 ‘1, until
paid, together with the further sum of f lOX) at­
is doing this for thousands of
torney’s fees, with Interest thereon at six per
American women to-day. It cured
cent per annum from the date of said judg­
ment until paid, together with the costs and
Mrs. Jones and that is why she
disbursements of this suit to be taxed, with
writes this frank letter:
interest thereon at six per cent, per annum
from dateof judgment until paid; that plaintiff
Glendeane, Ky., Feb. 10,1901.
have a decree foreclosing that certain mort­
I am so glad that your Wine of Cardui
gage executed by said defendant, November
is helping me. I am feeling better than
I have felt for years. I am doing mv
20, 1894. and recorded November 2«. ¡894, in
own work without any help, aud I
Col. 11 of the Mortgage Records tor Jackson
washed last w’eek ant! was not one bit
County, Oregon, at pages 156-160 thereof inclu­
tired. That shows that the Wine is
doing
me good. I am getting fleshier
sive, and foreclosing that certain other more
than I ever was before, and sleep good
gage made by you on the 5th day of October,
and eat hearty. Before I began taiing
Wine of Cardui, 1 used to have to lay
1901, which said mortgage was on the 10th day
down five or six times every day, but
of October. 1901, recorded in Vol. 16 of said
now I do not think of lying down through
Mortgage Records at page 543 thereof; that
the day.
M rs . R ichard J on at.
upon the foreclosure of each of said mortgages
91.00 AT DBVG441ATS.
plaintiff have r. decree directing the sale upon
For advice and literature. addrcM, givinr ivmp.
foreclosure of all of the following described
tom«, “The Ladle«'Advisory Departnmt ", The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., C hattanooga, Tenn.
real and personal property situate! in the
County of Jackson and State o^ Oregon,
to-wit:
The northwest 1 4 of southwest 1-4, and south­
east 1 4 of southwest 1-4 of section 1 .and Dorth- ÍÍ
east 1-4 of northwest 1-4; northeast 1 4 and east
1-2 of the southeast 14 of section 12, and north­
east 1-4 of northeast 1-4 of section 13, all in
One of the most helpful book, :s on
township 37south, range 4 w; and the north 1-2
nerve weakness ever issued is that en­
of the northwest 1-4; the southwest 1-4 of north­
titled “Nerve Waste,” by Dr. Sawyer,
west 1-4; tbe northwest 1-4 of southwest 1-4 and
of San I’rancisco. now in its fifth
the south 1-2 of southwest 1-4 of section 7; the
thousand. Tills work of an experi­
north 1-2 of northwest 1-4. and northwest 1-4 of
enced and reputable physician Is in
northeast 1-4 of section 18, all in township 37
agreeable contrast tctlie vast sunt of
south, of range 3 west.
false teaching which prevails on this
Also placer mining cla«m No. 1, being the NH intere-ting subject.
It abounds in
of the SE>4 of the NW4 of Sec. 12,Twp.37.S ,R. carefully considered and practical ad­
4 W.
vice. and has the two great merits of
Placer mining claim No. 2. said claim being wisdom and sincerity.
15J0 feet in length and 600 feet in width, and is
it is indorsed by both tlie religious
located in Sec. 7. Twp 37. S. R. 3 VV., as de and secular press. The Chicago Ad­
scribed in recorded notice of location there­ vance says:
“A perusal of the book
of.
and tlie application of its principles
Placer mining claim No 3. described as com­ will put health, hope and heart, into
mencing at a point in the center of Brush thousands of lives that are now suffer­
Gulch. 1500 feet easterly from a point where ing through nervous impairment.”
said Brush Gulch intersects E. line of SWx< of
The book is $1 by mail, postpaid.
NW 1 4 of Sec. 7,Twp. 37.S. K. 3 W;thence from
One of the most interesting chap­
said commencement point
550 feet; thence ters—chapter xx, on
o
Nervines and
easterly and parallel with center line of said Nerve
Tonics—has i been printed
Brush Gulch 1500 feet; thence N. 600 feet: separately as a sample chapter, and
thence westerly and parallel with center line will be sent to any aodress for stamr,
of said Brush Gulch 1500 feet; thence S. 5) feet by the publishers, T he P acific P ub
to point of beginning.
Co. Box 2658, San Francisco.
Placer mining claim No. 4. described as be­
ginning iu center of channel of left-hand fork
of Foots creek with the intersection of N. line
of NWl 4of SE1-4 of Sec. 12,Twp 37,S R. 3W.;
thence E. 3J0 feet; thence southerly parallel ‘0-0-0000 0-000-00ooooooooooo-o
with center of said creek 1500 feet: thence west
6U0 feet; thence northerly and parallel with
said creek l&X) feet; thence 300 feet to point of
beginning.
Placer mining claim No. 5, described as be
via the
ginning in center of channel of Fools creek
where it crosses tbe S. line of the NE1-4 of the
NW 1-4 of Sec. 18, Twp 37, S. R. 3W : thence
E 400 feet-.thence southerly parallel with chan­
Railway
nel of left-hand fork of said creek 1500 feet;
thence W. 600 feet; thence northerly parallel
AND
with center of said channel 500 feet;thence E.
200 feet to place if beginning.
Pl icer mining claim No. 6. located and re­
corded in tbe name of the Black Gold Channel
Railroad
Mining Co., and known as Claim No. 6.
Only transcontinental line
Placer mining claim No. 7,as located by John
passing directly through
T. Donevan. and recorded in Vol 7, at page
339, of tbe mining records of Jackson County,
SALT LAKE CITY.
Oregon.
LEADVILLE,
Placer Mining claim No. 8, known as the
“Fox” r lacer claim,and situated in the NVV1-4
o
PUEBLO,
of Sec. 12, Twp 37, S R. 4 W.
Placer mining claim No. 9, known as the Pop­
COLORADO SPRINGS,
ulist claim, as the same was located by H. H.
Clark and recorded in Vol. 9. at page 137of the
and DENVER.
mining records for Jackson County, Oregon.
Th
’
-ep
S t ,lend dlv equipped trains dai- 0
Together with all tne water lights, ditches
ly To all Points East.
and flumes, easements, rights of way, tene­
Through Sleeping ai. J Dining Cars andA
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances upon
F ree Reclining Cha irs
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or belonging to any of said property: also those
Tbe moHt magni ir'-nt scenery tn 0
certain water ditches and water rights which
America by Daylight.
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take the waters nf said Foots creek to, upon or
Stopovers allowed • n all classes of ?
tickets.
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near any of said property, and which are
known as tte-‘Hawkins” ditch and right, the
For cheanest rates and descriptive ?
literature adoress
O
Magruder ditch and right and the ' Middle” or
“Dutch” ditch and right
J.D MANSFIELD,
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Together with all real and personal property,
Gen, ral Agent,
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including mining machinery,tools, implements,
M Third Street. Portland. Oregon.
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pipe, giants or other property which is a part
of or has been used as a part of the mining
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property or plant of the said Black Gold Chan­
nel Mining Company, in Jackson County, Ore­
gon; that sa’d decree provide that out of the
proceeds arising from said sale there be paid
the plaintiff first, ‘.he costs and disbursements
of this suit to be taxed, with interest thereon
visit DR. JORDAN’S aRe*TY
at 6 per cent, per annum from dateof judgment;
second, that the balance of said proceeds, as
far as necessary or applicable, be applied to
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the payment of the balance of said judgment,
(Betvaea Blithaat Seventh.;
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with interest thereon as aforesaed; that the
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balance cf the proceeds arising from said tale,
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Grratext attraetlan in tha CUy. A \
1f any, be paid to the clerk of this court, sub­
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ject to the order of the defendant; that plain­
W«*akne»«aea or any contract- a
tiff have a decree that upon said sale and ihe
ed dhv»a«ie,
lively cured by M
the old*'-' specialist on the i'acifle \
delivery of the certificate of sale to the pur­
Coast. Established M years.
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chaser of »»id property,the then she'd ff for Jack-
OR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES a
son county, Oregon, put said purchaser into tbe
Young men and middle ▼
Immediate possession of all of said property;
agFd mm who are suffering A
from ths effects of youthful India- F
that upon confirmation of said sale, if such be
cretion« or ex■; vi »» ii in maturer a
had. this court direct that at the expiration of S years. Nervo m and physical Debility. Im V
the time for redemption therefrom.if no redemp­ \ potency, Lost Ml an bond in all Itacompli- \
S catfons; Spermatorrhea, Proatntor- *
tion be then had according to law, that the \ rhea. fJanorrb«**, Silleet, Fi rqurnry
A of t'riiinifn?. etc By ti combination of A
then sheriff make, execute and deliver to said
v rpmedle'«. of gr»-at curatlv« power, the Doctor Y
purchaser or to his successor iu ioteiest, a
d has eo arrang' d his U • atm* r t that f t w ill not A
only afftid Immediat," ipilef. but permanent"
good and sufficient deed to all of said property; F
\ cure. The JK>ctor dune not c.aim topeiforrn A
that plaintiff have such other and further relief M miracle*, but H w<! known to be a fair an I ff
eq uh re rliy*ician and Htirg»'<j , «»r- -euouent a
as shall be just aud equitable Iu tbe premi,- X
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\ bYPIIIf,!** thnr'i'ighly eradicated from .
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This summons is published In T he de « o * A the aystern without th»* use of .Vie» enry.
T Ti uaaca fitted by an Expert. Radlcnl T
CRATIC TiMJtacnce a week for six conBccuttve A cure foi Rnphir?, A quick and radical A
v curefor Plica. Fl»k«rr an t JFiMnice, by v
weeks, tbe first publication thereof being Dec
A Dr. Jordan’s special palnlem methods.
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5. 1901. and the lust publication thereof being
" BVKBT Vf an applying too* will receive T
A our hortesf opinion « f hiacon.plaint.
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January 16, 1902, by order nf the Hon. H. K.
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wdl Guara-ntrr a POHITIVX CUMX in T
Hanna, one of the judges of the above entitled
A ererv cate we undertake.
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court; which order was made In chambers at 0 (’oneultatl-.n F°.Eh: a«»d atr’rtly pHvato.
\ CHARGES VERY REA OSA RLE.
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Jacksonville, Jackson County. Oregon. Dec 9, A Treatment pers< tallv or by letter.
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\ Write f »r Hook PHH.OWPHY OF \
1901.
AffAKRUGL. TUn.KDFKKK. <▲ valuable A
A. E. REAMES.
Y book for men. i Ca l or write
Attorney for Plaintiff 0 OR. JORDAN & CO . 1061 Market St. IF.
HOUSEWORK
WINE of CARDUI
NERVE WASTE”
GO EAST
Rio Grande Western
Denver & Rio Grande
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Carton« Polyalot Periodical».
Three curious polyglot periodicals are
now being published.
One Is the China Times, which Is reg­
ularly printed In seven languages. It
Is published In the capital of China, and
the languages iu which It appears are
the English, French, German, Italian,
Russiau, Japanese and Chinese.
Another polyglot ¡taper is the Aus­
A
trian semimonthly entitled Aeta (’em-
paratlouis Literarum Universarutn. It
has correspondents and subscribers all
Clover Hay For Ilona.
over the wond, and the contributions
At tills season and a little later, when
of the former are luvariably printed In protein food is difficult to segme. well
the language of the countries from cured clover liny cut tine mid mixed
which they are sent. As a result It fre­ with swill ,,r moist ground feed Is ex­
quently happens that iu one number of cellent. It fed varm. so much the bel­
the paper there are articles in twenty- ter. Hogs rm It readily.
live or thirty languages.
The third polyglot paper Is the “Pan-
Health and Beauty.
tolodion Magazine,” which Is published
A poor complexion lx usually t he re­
in St. Petersburg, and which contains sult of a torpid llyer or irregular ac-
critical essays regarding the new books tiou of the bowels. Unless nature’s
published throughout tbe world. Each refuse lx carried off it will surely
of these essays Is printed,in the lan­ cause impure blood, pimples, boils
guage of the country where the new and other eruptions follow. This Is
book of which the essay treats appear­ nature’s method of throwing off the
ed. Thus a review of an American poisons which the bowels fulled to re-
more. DeWitt’s Little Karly Risers
book Is printed In English, a review of are
world-famous for remedying this
a French book is printed In French, condition. They stimulate the liver
and so on. One number of this iht I- and promote regular and hvalthy
odical has contained articles ln fifteen action of the bowels; but never cause
different languages—namely, German, griping, cramps <>’distress. Safe pills.
French, Euglish. Italian, Spanish. ''ity Drug Store, Jacksonville, and
Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
Hungarian, Roumania, Russian, Ser-
The Perfect Huy,
vian, Bohemian and Polish.
“I never heard of hut one perfect
b«
-:1 d Johnnie pensively as he sul
Overworked the Game.
Speaking of the trade In war relics in the corner doing penance.
” \nd who was that?” asked mamma.
Just after the close of the Spnnlsh war
• Papa when he was little.” wag the
a Havana correspondent of tbe Boston
Transcript writes: "One live Ameri­ answer.
Ami silence reigned for the «pact* of
can we know of gave It out that he
bail bought the last Spanish flagstaff the minutes.
from Morro Castle. A week or two
I.lmlted Slnirl.-ticss.
later, as soon ns shipments could be got
Mr. Manhattan—Are the divorced
from the States, this same man was
ceiling walking sticks said to have lu-en women In Chicago called widows?
Mrs. Wabash—Not for any length of
turned from the nforesald flagstaff.
Some of those sticks were of oak. oth time.—Town mid Country.
ers of nsh; some were mnhognny and
others ebony, but nobody in those days
questioned little things like that. The
man might have made a fortune had he
confined his business to walking sticks.
He didn't, though. He began offering
small articles of household furniture,
then larger ones, and at last, becoming
real bold, he tried to float a general
furniture factory—all out of wood from
tills large flagstaff. That was bls
deathknell, and. though the man Is Represents the highest
alive now. his sales are few anil fnr
standard of excellence
between and are limited to walking
sticks again.”
in cereal coffee products
H g PRUNE
54% California figs and prunes,
“How do you feel?” asked tlie lender
scientifically
blended with 46%
of the mob after the tur and feathers
well
ripened
grain,
makes a table
had been applied iu liberal doses.
“Ob, I feel like a bird," smiled tlie beverage of rare quality.
Birdlike.
barn stormer, glancing at the feathers.
I’or such wit they allowed him to
In riCPRUNE. there is com-
write home and tell the old folks be
bined,
with the delicious fruit
was leaving town by the all rail route.
flavor, all the nutritious and
—Chicago News.
A Good Cough Medicine.
{From tbe Gazette, Toowemba. Australia.]
I find Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
is an excellent medicine. 1 have been
suffering from a severe cough for the
last two months, and has effected a
cure. I have great, pleasure in rec­
ommending it— W. C. WoCKNBR.
Tins is the opinion of one ot our old­
est and mo9t respected residents, and
ba« been voiuctarily given In go< d
faith that other- may try the remedy
and te benefited, a- was Mr. Wock-
ner. Tl,i« remedy is sold by City
Drug S.ore.
health-giving qualities of fruit and
grain.
Boil from 5 to 10 minutes only
ALL GROCERS SELL
FIGPRUNE,
ALL CASES
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention.
Only those born ileal are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WKRWIAM, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS:
IlALTiMcur, M<l . Mnriffi to, loot.
(V/ n Z/ cin / n .— Being entirely cwretl of deafneiw* tliankA to your tiratincnt, 1 will now give you
a full history of my case, to be un <*<! nt yout disci vtion.
AlxHit live ycarH ago my right cut began lo aitig, and this kept on getting worac, until I loig
my heat mg in tnia car entirely.
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three month«, without anyaucceua, conaulteda num­
ber of physician«, among other«, the most eminent cur npccialiat of thi« city, who told me that
only au opvrutiou could help me, and even that only temporarily, that the head noiaca would
then cchmv , but the heating m the affected cat would be ioat foirver.
I then naw vour advertiaemeut accidentally in a New York |H»|>rr, and ordered your treat­
ment. After J had uaed it only a few day« according to your direction*, the noiacacraaed. and
to day, after five weeks, my heuriug in the di«eai«ed ear ha» been entirely restored. 1 thunk y»iu
heartily and beg to rviuuiu
Very truly your«,
‘
F. A. U'HKMAN, 7.40S. Broadway. Baltimore, Md.
Our frcafmciit <Zors not
with your unuul occupation»
; 1 YOU CAN CURE
nt a nominal
coat.
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MOR ION BISHOPS’ PILLS h»v» oe«r in
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over .«> > ur» Ly thu IcnUvra «1 tho Mormon Church nn<l their
iollt»w< rn. I’».» Itlvt ly evr»»« th«» wm rtc csMes In old and young
arlkhig from effect« of
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City Drug Store, Jacksonville
DON’T STOP WORK!
For a Sprained Arm, Ankle or back
Huy a Bottle of
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Rub in well and
YOU ARE GOOD AS NEW
IT HAS CURED OTHERS, IT WILL CURE YOU.
Sutton «Snap Shot, the wonderful destroyer of all forma of InllammatIon In man or ue
50c and |l per buttle. H K SUTTON, aole proprietor and manufacturer. Aal>land, Oregon.
Fir aale at City Drug Store. Jacaaoorllle, and by Dr J. Hlnklo Central Point.
Location Makes No Difference
The Best Photographs
Arc still being made by
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The Hraltlijc t 1.” j J In Europe.
An article !n tlie StatistIscbe Wocben-
whrift upon ihe comparative increase
of longevity In tbe various nations of
Europe Imagines that Sweden will bo­
fore long become recognised as tbe
healthiest of European lands, In the
early part of tbe last cerftury its stanl-
tarv reputation was bail, but between
1830 and 1840 its mortality was reduced
to 20.8 in 1,000.
Each successive
decade has shown a remarkable im­
provement In the longevity of Its In
habitants. In 1870 the deaths were
2i).2 in 1,000; in 11MNJ. 10.5. With such
favorable* conditions of health it is no
wonder that the tourist in Sweden
should say that lie ”inet an old Swede
at every turn.**
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ANY \
HEAD
NOISES?
ARE
YOU
DEAF?
"CAK ARETM do oil claimed for them
snd are a truly wonderful medicine I have often
wished for a medicine plsaaant to take and at last
have found it In Caacarals. Since taking them my
blood has been nurltled and my compiexiqn has im­
proved wonderfully and I feel much better In every
way
M ils . S allis K riKLLAioi Luttrell. Tens.
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IN MEDFORD
IG TENT
AT THE
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C'oatly FlKSa.
A curious case <«u>e up the other
day before tlie court In Caroline coun­
ty. Mil., when an uncieiil n-sldent was
charged with the larceny of nine eggs.
Extra Jurors had to be suniiuuned. and
It cost the county $250 to try tbe cane.
Tbe nccused was seventy-three years
old. His counsel mild he had known
the defendant for forty years, and It
was incredible that he would steal
eggs, lie argued that anyhow the
state had not shown that the eggs
were sound, and nine rotten eggs
would have no value at all. The Jury
stayed out titteen niinuteH and return­
ed a verdict of not guilty.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of an order of the County Court of
the state of Oregon, for Jackson County, m&de
on the 2nd day of December, A. D. 1901, In tbe
matter of the estate ot Henry Blecher .deceased,
the undersigned, administrator of said estate,
will sell at public auctioo to the highest bid­
der for cash, and subject to confirmation by
«aid County Court, on
Saturday, January 11, 1902,
Monuments and Cemetery Work a Spcialty
Jacksonville, Oregon
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TERRIBLE
Nervous Diseases
at lOo’c ock A M. of said day. at the Court are the serious misfortune nini
house Uis.r In said County and State, all the
right, title aud Interest of said estate—and
tenths of the women in the
1 hat said Her ry blecher had at the time of hla
Our Native Herb»
death—In and to all of the following described
I h the name of tbe celebrated original he.*b real property, lying and being situated In world. Women should know ol
compound which nan effected so much . Rood
____ Jackson County, State of Oregon, to wit:
among the afflicted It I m a groat blood purifier
The s!4 of s«M of sec 5.
aDd kidney and liver regulator Two hundred
day« treatment for fl. Aino Native Oil and
the ««M of sw>4ofscc I.
Balsam, b’or sale b*
tbe w>4 of nwM of sec 8,
M kh N. D. W ilson , Jacksonville,
the ne’4 of aec 8,
•
Who will send almanac on application.
Samples can be seen at T he T imes c trice
tbe n’4 of nw'4 of aec 8,
the aw« of nwM of sec 8.
the aw M of aec 8,
the nwqof nwq of aec 17.
the neM of sec IS,
the x’A of nW, of sec IK,
Its wonderful effectiveness in
the e‘4 of aec 7.
all In township
a, range !i west, of the I
Willamette meridian, uuntalning 1243 acres, these diseases has madeitthous-
Our AntlaeMll f| J Self - Kx-
together with all the tenements, heredita­
panding Hy. ia«| • rka a new
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ands of friends.
ment» and appurtenances thereto belonging.
ÄiÄvi-Xi isas'ïiwi'.Âr
Tbe an Id aalu will be made an above elated,
$1.00 per hottie at the
and subject to a mortgage covering all of said
described lands, which mortgage la now owned
by Peter Britt, and upon which there la now
Drug Store.
due and unpaid the num of about I3AKI
Dated st Jacksonville. Oregon, Dec. 8, IUOI,
GEOBGk; W AuTKR.
Administrator of the estate of Henry
WHOLESALE AGENT«
Blecher, deceased.
W. M. Colvlg, Attorney for Estate.
PORTLAND.
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Remedy.
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Blumauer-Frank Drug Co.
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Have Always Bouffir
astu£.tnw
My Thought a.
In daytime. n> I go about,
I hear my thought« apeak plainly out;
They bid me laugh and run and about
And have all aorta of fun.
Ami when the leaaona have been said
They straightway put it in my head
To play again til, time (or bed,
Which gomee when «lay ia dune.
At nighttime, quite the other way,
I never once have heard them aay
That they'd like me to go and play;
They are to still, you see.
For if they speak it is so low
1 cannot hear, and so I know
How noiselessly they come and go
While making dreams fur me.
CHOICE MISCELLANY
summons
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GUARDIAN’S SALE OF REALTY
In the County Court of th. State of Oregon for
Jackson County, sitting In probate.
In the matter of the eatate and guardianship
of the minor helm of George Schumpf, de­
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR
auant to an order of tne above entitled court,
which said order wan made on the (let day of
September, 1801. tbe nnderslgnod, guardian of
the minor belrn of George Schumpf, deceased,
will on and after the hour of 10 o'clock a m , on
Saturday, December 14. ISOI,
In the town of Jucknonvllle Jackson county.
Oregon, sell at private aale, to the highest
bidder for cash, all the following described
reel property, nltuatod In Jackson county, Ore­
gon. to-wit!
The SWM of neq, the nwqof neq, and the eH
of set(, section io. township 40, 2 west, W M.
Dated Nov. 14, 1001.
KHL.BRBAND,
Guardian of thn minor helm of George
Bchumpf, dreeaaed.
A." N. Bol.tm, Attorney.
Dr. J. J MURRAY
VETERINARY BURGEON AND DENTIST
Medford. Oregon
WGraduateof Amer loan Veterinary Collo««
New York Oil,.
Offioe at Naah Livery Stable. Phone M
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