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MEDFGJRD MAID TREBUNfl, MEDFORD,' OREGON, SUNDAY, ArAY 7, 1911'. -Y V;
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BE NEWS
Circuit Court Newi.
II D Heed vs. Now Process Gold Mln
Iiir company, notion for costB. JuOk
input for ulalntlff by default.
Marlon V. Cuntor v. Jlnrio K. Caster,
BUlt for divorce. Taken under udvlsc-
ment by court.
Hip I'lnen Lumber conipnny vs. Al. 1j.
Woolvurton and wife. Judgment by de
fault. Ollvor n. Down vs. Hntllo C. Dowb,
divorce. Capo tried and taken under ad
visement. Lyons O. l'utterson vb. MimIko rntlcr.
Hon, divorce. Case tried and takun un
der advisement.
Vernon Marshall vs. Hutli H. Mnrnlmll,
dlvorco. Cano tried nnd taken under nd
vifleliH'Ht. William II. DodKO va. Hlliuibotli L,
Doiirp, divorce. Cuso tried and tnken
under advisement.
Ct cilia LcBinclstcr vs. Trcderlck V.
Lcsmclatcr, dlvorco. Case tried and tak
en under udvlscment.
Hrr Oihi.
Stato of Oregon vw. Iicnjnmln Krcden
burtf, transcript from Justice court.
Cnrollno n. CaneJ vh. Carl Webb, uc
t(on for dninOKes.
George 1). Unldwln, C. 8. DIcklnHon
nnd W. J. KllztmUlrleo. trustees, vs. M.
Qldcon Norman; nult to cancol debt.
Probatt.
Kslato John CottliiKham, order up
pointing a. n. Llndley udmlnlstrator,
nnd J. "V. Illclianlaon. D. C. Hill and W,
T. Orlovo appraisers.
Estate L. V. Ourdnor, order for Halo
of real property ,
IfurrUcra X.lcnea.
ndward S. JolniHon and Ada A. Woln-'
hold.
acres In D. L. C. 7G, townalilp 37,
range 2 west 10
Abljah Wincn to Arthur 8. Wells,
ICO ncri'H In Hectlon 8, township
38, range 2 cast 1
Jnmea C. Gibson to Charlie M.
Chapman, land In township .18,
range 1 west . . , 10
Arthur S. WcIIh to Abljah Wincn ,
lot 14, Highland addition, Bed
ford 1
Harvey Hlchardnnn to Algle O. Tar
bell, land In township 3C, range
2 west ICO
II, II Harris, trustee, to Kllu R
Clrny. lot 6, block 4, Hutte KiiIIh 160
Lena Helms to Gertrude Coulter, r
acres In D. L. C. G!, township 37,
range 2 west 10
Lena Helms to James Howling,
land In D. L. C. fi9, township 37,
run go 2 west 10
Lena- Helms to Mary 12. Howling,
10 acres In D. L. C. G9, township
37, range 2 west 10
Maud . Hawley to liny H Hawley,
i land In township 39, range 1
en st 10
Alberta Lyon to C. V. Heeler, lot
3, block 3, Wllleko's addition to -Medford
10
Lou I so It. l'nrker to Alberta Lyon,
lot 3. block 2, Wllleko nddltlon,
Medford . . 250
Itachet V, I'erry to Albert Dnnlriy,
land In section 10, township 33,
range 2 west S00
He'ln Welch ot al to Albert Danloy,
.120 acres In section 21, township
33, range 2 west 1G0O
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80
120
10
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200
Ldwnrd L. Kendall to A W Dres
ner, lot ft, block G, Kendal) uddl
tlon, Medford
Kdward L. Kendall to A. W. Ures
nor, lots 3 and I, block G, Ken
dall's addition to Medford . ..
John E. Hcmlck to Nicholas Wel
ter et nl, 2V4 acres In Medford.,
J. 1 Wortman to Jntues Howling,
lot G, block 1, Kendall's addition,
Medford
George Ltfeis to 1'duard Water
man, property In 1'hoenlx
Alexander Kcir to Orrln Weaver,
lot 1, block 2, Anderson-Toft nd
dltlon, Medford GOO
Frank Ilurnctt to Joseph N, roun
taln. lots II uud 12, block 20, Dc
klmi's amended nddltlon, Gold
Hill 1
Owen D. Nagle to P. V. Hlnckden,
loo acres In section 28, township
40, range 1 oast ,
1C0 acres In nectlnn 28, township
10, range; 1 east
Clyde A. I'aynu to Elmer K. Ken
yon, property In Ashland .. ..
10
10
450
Tell Cauio of Appandlcltli.
Leon II. Hnsklns, tha druggist, stntcs
that much nppcndlcltlu in Medford Is
caused by constipation, gas on the stom
ach or sour stomach. These troubles
are almost INSTANTLY relieved nnd
appendicitis guarded nnlnst by taking
a 8INOM3 DOHC of simple buckhnrn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In
Adler-l-ka, the new German appendicitis
remedy.
notice to Contractor.
Nollco Is hereby given thai scaled bld
will be received by the board of directors
of school district No. 36, of Jackson
county, stato of Oregon, until Wednes
day, May 17,1811, for the erection of a
ono story framo school building In said
district. Plans and specifications for
the same may bo seen at the office of
the county school superintendent In
Jacksonville, or In tho case of his nb
sence from tho office, they may be seen
at the offlco of tho county clerk.
Each bid must be accompanied by n
certified check for a sum which nhaH
equal five per cent of tho amount of the
bid, ns a guaranteo of good faith, and
the successful bidder will be required to
clvo bonds In the sum of sovonty-flw !
per cent of thn amount of tho bid. The
board of directors reserve tho right to
reject nny and all bids. Send bids to
J. M. Stevens, Deugle, Or.
b. W. STUrtOESS.
Chairman School Hoard. ,
Special Car for Preabytorian General
Aainmbly.
A special car for tho accommodation
of delegates and their families who do
Blro to nttend the general assembly of
tile Fresuyterlnn church to bo held nt
Atlantic City, N. J., will be attached to
train 18 of tho O. W. It. & N. C. loavlng
Portland at 10 n. m., May 12, 1011. Del
egates to the convention should call on
our local agents for reservations.
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Married.
HiaaS-LAnsON In Anhlutid, on May
2, 1911, by Row E. H. Hicks, Elmer M.
Ulggs and MInnIo Larson. '
Bl Itt Transftri.
U. H. to Banford S. MoTcrcher,
120 ncrcs In township 40, range
1 east; patent.
Henry Pennington to Hertha Pen
nington, land In township 3G,
range 1 east
). II. Jackson, trustee, to W, C,
Kitts et al., half Interest In lotH
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, C, 7 and 8, block 39,
etc., Jacksonville 4G0
George E. Neither to J. Hartiuan,
et nl., property In Jacksonvllo . .
D. D. Sago o Clarence C. Plorce,
land In township 37, rungo 1 east
L. If. Conger to P. L. Happln, lfi
acres In townalilp 37, range 2
went ,
Jonnln G. Jones to V. J. Emerlck,
land In block 18, Medford ....
lrn Tungato to Jean W. Cndzoro,
property In Hutto Palls
Western Coal company to John It
Craln, land In township 37, range
1 east 1
J. W. Lasher ot al, trustees, to P
M, Calkins, property In Ashland 22G0
Harry H. Tuttle to Julius W Hlrk-
holii, property In Park nddltlon,
Medford .. . , ,.....,...
Clara E. Lynch to Harry 8. Lynch,
90 acres In township 39, range 1
, west . .
Nnnnlo Woolf to P. 1C Martin. 10
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