Gold Hill news., January 28, 1911, Image 3

is the bjst
e vriter to begin with, and after you have used it ten
• y
or fifteen y ~^rs you will say that it is the best all tne time. D. H.
Miller, the <>old Hill hardware man, bought a new Oliver this week.
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He
traued
in an .........
old .. one
that he
had used continuously for fifteen
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years with only $3.50 for repairs, and which was still doing good
service
The latest Oliver may be seen at The Gold Hill News
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office, where it is behaving like a small boy ju st before Christinas.
There are six Olivers in use in Gold Hill at present, and
they are giving perfect satisfaction.
REX H. LAMPMAN
Agent
The Thricc-a-Wcck Edition
OF TUB
New York World
Practically a Daily at the Price af a Weekly
N » OfAer Afewapwper in rAe W ^ r U G l— • Sn
M ncA nr So L i u a P rie »
I nm getting a l <rgi- ehipment
of T<>kav «»apes and can quote
prices for email either in large or
email quHniitie*
I Woodville or
J. E. D«y, .
21B Krnnt St. North
Medford.
Boil the drinking water
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
STATE OK O R EG O N . FOR T H E
C O U N T Y O F JACKSON
Ths great political oainpaigna are
SUM M O NS
now at hand, ami you want the news
accurately and promptly. The W orld IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E A P P L I-
C A TIO N O F EVA M . N E W T O N . A
long alnoe established a record (or
W ID O W . TO R E G IS T E R T IT L E TO
Im partiality, and anybody can afford
THE
l-OLLO ' I NO D ESC R IB ED
, Ita Thrice-a-Week edition, which cornea
L A N D S A N D PREM ISES S IT U A T E
every other day In the week, except
A N D B E IN G IN T H E C O U N TY OF
JA CKSO N A N D S T A T E O F O R E­
Soaday. I t w ill be of particular value
G
O N , T O - W IT :
to yon now. Tbrlca-a-Week W orld alio
The
squthwest quarter of the south-
abounds In other strong (eatnrea, aerial
eaat quarter of Section Five (5) and
stories, humor, maraete, cartoons; In the weal half of the northeast quarter
(act, everything that la to ha found In a and the north west quarter of tbeanutb-
tet quarter of Section eight (8), In
first-class Sally.
awnahip thirty-six (36) South, Range
T H E T H R IC E -A -W E E K W O R L D ’S
three (3) Weet, of the W illam ette M er­
regular subscription price Is only |1.00 idian, containing 160 acres,
per year, and this pays (or 1M papers.
ye.
Ellsabi th H ia tt and Elto H ia tt, wife
Wa offer thia usequsled newspaper and
the Gold H ill Naws together for one and husband, Mary J. W rlsley and
Charles W rlsley, wife and husbnd;
year for 93.00.
E lm ira Hopkins and James H . Hopkins,
The regnlar subscription price of the wife and husband, Edwin M illa r, a wid­
ower, Curtis B. M ille r and Annie 8.
tw o papers la |2.60.
M illa r, husband and w ife ; Maggie H ar­
vey and W . H . Harvey, wife and hus­
Stray Netfce
band: J. T . M iller and Joan M illar,
Thera same te my plaog on Maya husband and wife. a..5 Eva Dean and
B. W . Dean, wile an ! husband, and
creek* in December, 1909, one red the
heirs a t law of B tajam in F. M iller
boll about th tee year« old ; no mark; and Christopher M ille r, both deceased,
and all whom it may ooncern, Defend­
brand, either “J V” or “ I U;” email ants. I .
A P P L IC A T IO N NO. 98
bell; one braes rivet in tbe collar.
SUM M O NS
Ownitr can bate fame, by prov­
I N T H E N A M E OF T H E STA TE
ing animal, and paying all ohargee. O F O REG O N , Y on, Elisabeth H ia tt,
Eito H ia tt, M ary J . W rlslay, Charles
L. B. Neathamer.
W rlsley, E lm ira Hopkins, Jamas H .
R. F. D. Ho. 1 Woodville, Oregon Hopkins,
Edwin
M iller and
tha
heirs at law of Benjamin F. M i­
lla r
and of Christopher
M ille r,
both deoeased, non-resident defendants,
The Gold Hill Cafe serves usual and all whom i t may oonoern, defend­
ants. Impleaded with Curtis B. M illar,
dinner order at 80o every Sunday, a t a t , are hereby required to appear
answer the petition and applica­
also Sunday cbioken dinner at 50c. and
tion filed against you on the 14 th day
Freeh oysters in cans.
of July, 1910, In the above ontltted pro­
ceedings, w ithin »••n day» of the date ot on the 17th day of January, 1911, where­
the service of thl» summon* upon you in publication of summons 1» ordered
if served w ith in -aid J-ckson county, to to be published in ihe ‘Gold H ill
or If served within any other county ol News.” The first publication of this
said state, then within twen’ y days, summons Is on the 21st day of January,
and if served by publication, then on | 1W11, and the Isst publication hereof
o r before the last d ,y preeerilwd in the w ill be on the 4tb day of March. 1911.
order for pnbllcstloi thereof, which ie
J. L. H A M M E R 8 L Y ,
the 4th day of Match, 1911. and for
Attorney for P laintiff.
want thereof the applicant hereof will
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apply to tbe court and take decree for
S T A T E OF O REG ON. FO R T H E
the relief demanded In said application
C O U N T Y O F JACKSON
and you w ill be forever barred from
disputing ths same.
N O T IC E
Date of first puplioatlon, January
IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E AP­
28th, 1911.
Witness my hand and the seal of said P L IC A T IO N OF ID A M . R E N N E L S
TO R E G IS T E R T IT L E to the following
oourt this 20th day of January, 1911.
described real property, situated In
W. R. C O L E M A N ,
Jackson county, Oregon, to -w it:
J. A . H abvsv ,
Clark.
Beg icing at the Northeast corner of
Attorney for Applicant.
the Warman Donation Land Claim
number 68 In Township 36 South of
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E Range 2 West of the W illam ette M er­
idian, and running theree W -st 1207 8
S T A T E O F O REG ON, FOR
feet; thence South 2* and 40' West 1203
JA CKSO N C O U N T Y
.83 feet; thenoe South 63* East 1432.2
feet; thence North 1849.98 leet to the
SUM MONS
place of begining, containing 41.31 acres
J. E. Davidson, Plaintiff
of land.
vs.
vs
W. R. McKean, Defendant
A L L W HO M I T M A Y C O NC ERN,
To W . R . McKeen, Defendant:
Defendants
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E 8T A T E
T
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OF OREGON.
You are hereby re­
T h a t on the 31st day of December,
quired to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you In the above 1910, an application was filed by Id a M .
entitled action w lth'n six weeks Irom Rennets, in ths C ircu it Court of Jack-
the date of the first publication of this son County, Oregon, for the In itia l
summons, to-wit, w ithin six weeks Registration of the T itle of the land
from the 31st day of January, 1911, and above desoribed;
Now, naless you appear and answer
if you tail so to answer for want there­
or before the 20 day of Febraary, A .
of tbe plaintiff w ill take judgment
1911, and show cause why such ap­
agaiaat you for th ean m o f fifteen fcua-
plication
should nut be granted, the
dred twenty-seven and 90-100 Dollars,
(91827.90) as demanded In Plaintiff's same w ill b* taken a t confessed, and
first cause of action, and tbe farther a deeraa will he entered aeoording to
sum of seventy-five do 1 are (975) as de­ the prayer of the application; and you
manded in plaintiff’s second esuee of w ill be forever barred from disputing
notion, together with tha ooeta ta d dis­ the same.
W IT N E S S my band and tba Seal of
burse men Is of the action to be t5xed,
and also for the sale of tha property ef tha Court hereto affixed this 9th day of
the defendant situate In Jackson ooun- January, A. D . 1911.
The date of tbe flrst publication of
ty, Oregon, attached by tbe Sheriff of
Jackson county, Oregon, In said notion this notioe Is January 14th, A. D. 1911.
.
W. R. COLEM AN
under and by virtue of the w rit of at­
tachment Isened ont of said oourt to
County Clark of Jackson County and
satisfy the claims of the plaintiff here­
) xolo Clerk of the Ctreut Court.
in , or so mnch thereof as may be neces­
sary to satisfy said damned of the plain­
tiff In said action.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T H IS SU M M O N S Is published un­
Departm ent of the In te rio r,
der and by virtue of an order of the
Honorable F. M . Calkins, Judge of tbe U. 8. Land Office a t Roseburg, Ore.,
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
January 18, 1911.
Jaikiou County, made and rendered
Notioe is hereby given th at David C.
S
W hat
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is the mark you have set before
you? Would it not be better
to have a little help in getting
to it? Don’t think you have to
pile up your dollars until they
amount to the some you want
to save. As soon as you get a
dollar, put it away where it will
be ready to invest into any
good enterprise that comes
along. You do this by passing
it over our counter and telling
ns to add it to your bank
account
T h e G old H ill B a n k
J . L». H a t n m e r g l y
Ca«hi*x-
For a
a
a
a
a
clean shave
neat haircut
thorough shampoo
comfortabe massage
good shine-------
Tha Crystal Barbar Shop
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A vary, Gold H ill, Oregon, who, on N o­
vember 0,1908, made Homestead entry
No. 03100, for W M N E W , end
NW W
SEW , Section
34,
Town­
ship 96
8,
Rango
3
W.
W.
Meridian, hae filed notice of Intention
to make F la al Commutation Proof, to
eetablish claim to the lend above de­
scribed, before W . H . Canon, U . S.
Commissioner, at Medford, Oregon
the 25th day of Febraary, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses; A rt
Stevens, of Gold H ill, Oregon; Thoi
C. Norris, of Gold H ill, Oregon; Geo
Higeobotham. of Geld H ill, Oreg
Elm er Higeobotham, of Gold H ’. 'l,
egon.
B E N J A M IN F. JONES, Regie