very largely abandoned all stock has to
la- fed oil alfalfa, this increasing the de­
mand
for that hay. In the Willamette
IHM'I'.ll UN
Valley grass is rapidly superceding grain,
FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. but the stock and dairy business have
also been largely increased so that there
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Kl'ITOB
is not so large a surplus of hay as other­
wise would be Hay is now declining'in
l-.n Irretì ill th«- poatofftc«- of Jacksonville,
I.ickaon County, Oregon, ■■ »ecoii>! «lau matter. price in this Valley, but may not drop
much more should the California and
foreign demand increase. It is not
Hi HM-HirrioN M aths
o.ieyear
.....
»1-4. likely at all even
with the increase
b«x months
.....
,7ft
I'nree mouths
....
«0 acreage to grass that hay this harvest will
drop to the prices for which it sold a few­
Ctcnsixo T khms
years ago. The increase in dairying an<l
The Hentlnrl mix ) the Werltly Oregonian will
I ■ «rut to one »«birr»» lor
■ year The Menti stock business and the immense area to
nel give» the Jackson conni, new* and th«- Ore­
fruit has brought to an end the |>eriod of
gonian givra I hr Mair, national and world news,
I nua a rradrr I» al>lr to covrr I hr entire lirwa cheap hay in the Rogue River Valley.
JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL
lirld at about I hr price of Imi onr paper.
i KIA1. HeaKKirriUM* Thr Jackaonvill«- Sentinel
«ill I h - M-ni io any a<blr«-«« at any po»t office In
the United Htate». lor lout week* lor 10 cent»
All subscription*. regular or trial, will be prompt­
ly aloppetl al the date ol eapitalion. mile»» a re­
newal 1» received
Friday, Feb. 20— Famous Fisk Jubilee
Singers at U. S. Hall under auspices of
Jacksonville High School.
Friday, February 12,1904
Inthc Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Ja« kson County.
I The state of Oregon. Plantiff
Jacksonville Millinery
AND
Dressmaking Parlors
Mia* Catherine Chapman,
Mrs. J. K. Greeve
Full stock of Seasonable Hats tri med to order in the
Latest style.
:
Spring Stock Received March 1
Orders taken for tailor made suits, and perfect fits
guaranteed.
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Dressmaking and General Sewing
SUMMONS
The board of trade accomplishes some­
VS
thing definite each meeting for the bet­ , Ben Haymond, as a«lminis-
terment of Jacksonville. Il may not lx.- trator of the estate of John Order of
i WtMxi», <i< cessed, and jietMm»
Court
*o very much, but the constant dripping 1 claiming to be the heirs ot
of the water wear» the rock away and John Woods, deceused, De-
the constant effort of the board of trade ! fendants.
Now ujxiii application of A. E- Realties,
will eventually bring a prosperity to Jack­
sonville an«) vicinity that will more than Esq., District Attorney for the First
Prosecuting Attorney District of Oregon,
repay the member* for their efforts in the above entitled Court liereby makes its
working for the upbuilding of their order her« in setting forth the following
1 facts, vi/:- that heretofore, to wit on the
town.
127th. tlav of March. 11MI3, one John
The securing of a fund of $1220 for the | Woods dic-ti mestate in Jacknon County
Oregon, leaving no widow, h< irs or next
betterment of the Jackson Creek road is i of km, ami leaving real ami |iersoiial
u matter of jrublic moment that will Ire a property within said stale ami county of
lasting credit to the Jacksonville board the aggiegate appraise«! value of Seven
of trade. The building of a section of I Thousand Two Humired Seventy Two
Dollars andEighty Nine Cents; that
fine turnpike road, »uch as this is to be, thereafter, the County Court of the
will Ire an advertisement of no small im­ State of Oregon for Jackson County
Ben Haymond as
portance to Jacksonville and to Jackson ¡duly uppoinled .....................
county. Strung« rs w ill look upon it as the a«lnnni»trator of the estate of
said John
Woods, deceased, — that
the begitttng of an era of gootl roads and said Haymond duly qualified as such ad
they will take it as an evidence of a pro­ ministrator and ever since has Ireen and
gressive, prosperous community in which is the duly qualified and acting adminis- 1
it is safe to make investments. Jackson­ trator of sai<l estate; that, as such ad­
ministrator, the said Haymond is in pos­
ville an<l Jackson county will Ire more session of the realty lielongmg to the
than repaid for the outlay on this said estate, as |xirticularly described in
road in the increase of taxable wealth the information herein hied; that said !
that it w ill Ire the means of bringing to estate has been fullv a«lmini*tered; that
at the tune of Ins death, tile said John
the county anti the town.
j Woods was seized of the realty m *ai«l
1 information described; that on the 17th. '
Tile hay market continues to have a day of Decetnlier, 1003, the Honorable i
very large element of uncertainty to it. George E. Cham Iter lain, Governor of;
The war now on lietween Ja| an and Russia Oregon, directed the District Attorney ;
may create a demand for hay for their of the Fiist Prosecuting Attorney District
i of On gon, to file an information in the i
cavalry and artillery hor»es, but as each Circuit Court of the State of Or« gon for
nation has been laying in supplies for Jackson County wherein said pro|>erly is
sometime in anticipation of war needs it situated, in the name of the State of
is likely that they have hay enough to Oregon, for the recovery of all said
proja-riy; that on the 17th. «lay of De- I
last until the new crop comes on. The cemln-r, 1003, the said Governor of Orc-|
big government contracts for hay for the gon duly appointed George H. Durham
Phillipines is strengthening the markets as sjH-cial counsel for the State of Oregon
of San Francisco, Portland and the Sound. to appear in said cause on behalf of
plaintiff; that the futintiti claims and :
The prolonged drouth of the months «1« mauds judgement that all said prop r- 1
|stst in Southern California has caused ty in the hands of said Ben Haymond, as
all the old crop to lie fed out and large I such administrator of the estate of John |
importations from Oregon and other sec­ | Woods, deceased, has escheate«! to and !
become vested in the State of Oregon.
tions to b*. The continued scarcity of
And. in view of the premises, it is
water has socrippled the irrigation system I further ordered that all persons interest- ■
of that sett ion that the hay crop for this ¡eel in said estate of John Woods, dt-ceased, !
year is conceded to be a failure anti only | if any there lx-, shall apfiear in said Cir- [
jeuit Court of the State of Ort gon for
a very short crop can be harvested at the | Jackson County, in the said proceedings ;
best, which means large importations of of the State of Oregon vs. Hen Haymond |
hay from the Northern coast. Northern as administrator of the estate of John ’
Woods, deceased, ami show cause, if any I
California had a good crop last season they
have, within six weeks from the !
and there is said to lie several thousand date hereof, why the title to said real
of tons of hay yet on hand in that sec­ ami personal projierty of said estate of
tion. Here in Rogue River Valley com­ John Woods, deceased, should not vest in
the State of Oregon, and it is further
petent jiersons estimate that there is ordered
that this order shall lie publish­
’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
above 3000 tons of hay that is for sale, of ed for six successive weeks from the date Chamberlain
Unequalled for Constipation.
which 2000 tons is baled and the other hereof, in the Jacksonville Sentinel, a
Mr. A. R. Kane, a prominent druggist
1000 tons loose in the barns. There is weekly newspaper published in said of Baxter Springs, Kansas, says: “Cham­
every likelihood that hay crop of Rogue Jackson County, Oregon, and it is further berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are,
ordered that until the further order of
River Valley this season will be the larg­ this Court, the County Court of the State in mv judgement, the most superior pre­
est ever harvested in the Valley as the of Ort gon for Jackson County ami the paration of any in use today for consti­
pation. They are sure in action and with
acreage to alfalfa has lieen steadily in­ said Ben Haymond, as such administrator no tendency to nauseate or gripe. For
otherwise, are hereby enjoined ami re­
creased for several years and now is more or
strained from, in any wise, disposing of sale by City Drug Store.
than double of five years ago. But an­ any of the property of the said estate and
Tuesday, March 1—Settlers rate goes in­
other matter must be considered along further proceedings in said County Court
to effect for two months. From St.
with this hay problem. Formerly a large in said estate, are hereby stayed until the
Paul and Missouri River points to
further order of this Court.
Rogue River Valley $25, St. I.ouis $.’>0
¡ter cent of the stock of this Valley were . Dated January 13., UK).4
and Chicago $33.
fed through the winter on straw and grain 2-12, 3-20
(Signed) IL K. H anna ,
Canned fruits at cost at the Boss.
hay, but since grain raising has been
Judge.
Presbyterian
Church.
Services next Sunday as follows: Sab­
bath School 10 a. tn; Endeavor Services
at 6: 30 p. tn. Public Worship at 11 a. tn.
and 7: ¡10 p. tn. Sermon subjects: “An
Ancient Camp Meeting and What For”
and “Gods Invitation to a Feast.” There
will be a seat for you. F. G. Strange,
Pastor.
Oranges, 20 cents per dozen at the
Boss.
Monday, Feb. 22—Washington’s Birth­
day. Public exercises at the Jackson­
ville High School assembly hall.
Kraut at the Boss.