The Medford mail., June 07, 1901, Page 2, Image 2

THE 1DF01 MAIL
Publlahod Every Friday Morning.
A. S. BLITON.
Mhdford, Friday, Jung 7, 1901.
I WAl SOKN TO HUSTLE.
Ha l of taw daya; but quite a plenty,
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR
colored In the Poa'toOioa at Medford, Oregon
aa Second-Class Mall Halter.
Will Not Pay Shortage;
There Is no Indication, thus far, that
an; members of the Land 1j ard undor
whose administration -the DjvN de
falcation occurred, have .any iutuiition
of paying any part of the $31,000, lost
in thn snhnnl funds, savs the Oregon-
lan. The fcoard In question was com
posed of Governor Pennoyer, Secretary
of State McBrlde and State Treasurer
Metschan. Attorney-General Black
burn wrote to Messrs. Pennoyer anil
Metschan, stating the facts as to the
shortage, and asking them whether
they would repay the money. No let
ter was written to George W. McBrlde
-because the Attorney-General does not
know the ex-Secretary's address. Pen
noyer and Metschan have both answer
ed, stating that they will not pay the
amount lost during their term as mem
bers of the Land Board.
What the next step will be can only
be conjectured. Attorney-General
Blackburn Is working on the matter,
and will probably begin an action of
some kind in the near future, but
whether it will be against the mem'
bera of the board on the ground that
the shortage of the clerk is their short
age, or against them on the ground
that the shortage was due to their neg
ligence, or against Davis' bondsmen, is
not known.
Salem, Or., June 3. Attorney-Gen
eral Blackburn baa prepared a com
plaint in an action against Sylvester
Pennoyer, George W. McBrlde and
Phil Metschan, the men who consti
tuted the 8tate Land Board at the time
ol the Davis defalcation, and will send
it to District Attorney Chamberlain to
morrow for consideration. The action
will be brought in Multnomah County
and District Attorney Chamberlain
-will be associated with the Attorney
General as attorney for the state.
The complaint wilt be framed upon
upon the theory that the clerk of the
School Land Board was the agent of
the board and not an agent of the state;
that his defalcation was a defalcation
of the board, for which the member3 of
the board are distinctly responsible to
the state. While all the details of the
complaint cannot now be given, It is
known that Judge Blackburn has
drawn the papers so that they state all
the facts regarding the shortage. The
questions involved, therefore, may be
tried on a demurrer, thus making it
posslDly unnecessary to incur the ex
pense of a trial. - -
ivugfcu v a a- aa a-ra iai 1 a w
To the Editor: Since being treated
by Dr. Darrin last month, for deafness,
of which he cured me, I feel so well
pleased with the doctor and his method
of treatment that I have brought my
vile to Medford and we will remain
here during the doctor's stay and take
treatments from him. I cannot recom
mend the doctor too highly. '
CCahy,
Sams Valley.
For Sale
Choice West Side property, 2t acres;
ix room house, newly painted and pa
pered ; barn ; chicken bouse ; gojd gar
den ; fruit trees and blackberries; will
ttiAlfl f'l f t It rlnllavo nw mnra- nf tri,'. t tUla
year; excellent water. Will sell on easy
termB. Enquire at The Mail office.
Wanted
Man and wife (no children) to work on
tmill ranch, 40 acres. Man bandy with
norses and about ranch and garden ;.
woman 10 do general nousework for
amall family. Address
Dr. C. R. Ray,
Gold Hill, Ore.
Settle Up Notice.
As I am desirous of settling up my
business in Medford preparatory to go
ing away, all those knowing themselves
indebted to me, either by book account
or note, are earnestly requested to call
at the old Btand and Bettle at once.
G. L. Davis.
Have removed from
Van Dyke's to .
my new Store oppo
site the Hotel
E. D ELW00D,
Jeweler and Optician
. Oil Company Organized.
Without a doubt it will not bo many
months before It will bo known whether
oil exists boneath the fertile hills and
valleys surrounding the town of Mod
ford. '
On Wednesday of this wook a com
pany was organised In this' city. The
name givon it Is the Rogue Rlvor Val
loy OH Company. Artlolcs of Incorpo
ration have boon filed with the secre
tary of sthto and with the county olerk.
Tho capital stock Is 250,000, dlvUlod
into 500,000 shares at a par value of R'l
cents each. Tho Incorporators are T.
E. Hills, of Ashland, P. M. Stow." .
G. H. Howland, J. A. Perry and A .
Bllton, of Medford. Head olllco vl!l be
in Medford.
The company has over 600 aarr- n
land leased, upon overy acre of wli.uii
there are Indications that oil exists.
Upon portions of this land there Is no
doubt but that there is oil. Oil, or a
substanco, which, to eyes other than
those of experts, resembles rill, has
been discovered, but by an export who
has made a study of oil and is direct
from the oil regions of California It is
pronounced to be oil beyond a doubt.
If oil exists on the surface it must
sorely have a fountain head some place
and to discover this head is the inten
tion of this company and the object of
its organization.
The stook will be plaood on tho mar
ket at twenty cents per share and when
enough is sold to warrant the com
mencement of a well work will at once
begin. The exact location of this ex
perimental well has not as yet been de
termined, nor will it be until all tho
oompany's lands have been thoroughly
exported, or prospected. Should It be
found, after going a reasonable depth,
that oil does not exist the artesian well
theory held by many In tho valley may
nave been exploded, and, on or no oil,
the experiment will not nave Been at
effort wholly lost.
Bargains In Farm Machinery.
Below I give a list of farming fmule"
nients which I will sell at a bargain, as
1 am soing to retire from farming. Will
sell any of the articles iu the list sepa
rately or otherwise.
One 3j inch low-wheeled wagon.
One 3j inch low-wheeled wagon.
One top bnggy.
Two gang plows.
One walking plow.
Two harrows.
Mower and rake.
Four sets work harness.
One 8-foot disc.
One seed mower.
Header1 used twelve days.
Eight head of good work horses.
For terms or particulars call on nie at
the City Meat Market, Medford, Oregon.
John cahneiilrg.
Cured Before Breakfast.
James S. Nelson, of Trail, drove to
Medford, a distance of forty miles, ap
plied to Df. Darrin, before breakfast,
for treatment for deafness of twelve
years' standing and was cured In twenty
minutes. Read his card:
Mr. Editor: For about tweWe years
I have been deaf and came under Dr.
Darrln's electrical and medical treat
ment June 4th and was cured In twenty
minutes. Can be referred to at Trail,
Ore. James S. Nelson.
Resolutions of Condolence.
WnEBEAS. the Infinite Ruler of all has called
to bis una! rust our beloved brolber, Henry
Davis, and
WHKREAS.-by his decease we, as a lodge and
as Individuals, have sustained a loss which we
feel modt keenly. Therefore, be ft
Resolvrd, that we tender to his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy In this, tbelr
time of sorrow and affliction.
Resolved, that these resolutions be spread
In full upon the minutes of our lodge; that a
copy be given to the family of our deceased
brother: a codv to the official ortran of thn Fra
ternal Brotnerhood and a cony to each of our
A. D. Ray
W. I., ork
D. P. yearoain,
Committee.
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromoulolne Tablets eure a cold
In one day. No Cure, no Pay, Price 20 cents
Card of Thanks.
Words fail us when we try to express
our gratitude to our many kind friends
who rendered us assistance in our be
reavement and forthesympathyshown.
Mrs. Clara Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis,
Bertha Davis.
ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY WILL
stop a cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold In twelve hours, or money refunded
25 eta. and 60 cts. Sold by Chaa. Strang, druggist.
Obituary Henry II. Davis.
Henry U. Oovls was bom in Ottawa
Countv. Kansas. Nov. 23, 187(1. Ho was
married to Clara Mooro, by Kov. Henry
oftliuM, K. Olmruh, at Tusoon, Arl
noun, April i!8, 1M)0. Ho died May 'JO,
1001, at Klamntli Fulls, Oregon, us the
result of tho accidental discharge of
gun. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Duvin, of Medford, and to this
place ho was brought and Interred May
31st.
By his genial nature and friendly
niniiuor he won the friendship of all with
whom ho camo in contact. He wns In
fatuatud with tho gnmo of bate ball, and
though ho nover felt that it was right
he I'nnl.i not always withstand tho tomp
tii to play on Suudav. When ho
uaa on his death lied this wns on his
mind anil ho said, "If I should live I
will never pluy ball again on Sunday."
Tho fnuornl services were conducted
at tho Baptist Chuch by the pastor,
Rov.T. L, Crandall, nssistod by Kov.
W. B. Mooro, paBtor of the M.E. Church.
The text lor tho sad occasion was I. Voter,
v: 7 "Casting all your oaro upon Him
fof ho careth for you." Tho pastor said
in part, "There are times when thore !b
no voice nor human sympathy that can
stay tho soul ; enable it to bear up undor
its crushing bunion. There has come
avain and again thounlooked for, sudden,
terrible, inexorable calamity until the
soul erics out in anguish for help. Such
help is proffored you, who this dny arc
silk-ken with this sudden and great sor
row. 'Consider the tender care of our
God.' says the Psalmist, 'Ho givoth to
tho heart his food, and to tho young
ravens which cry.' If ho hears the
young ravens when they cry will not the
soul's pleadings weighted with the
realitios of etornity reach tho ear of Al
mighty God? While time is swiftly
bearing tho soul away would our God
stop on some flno theologic technicality
and leave the soul to periBh while pload
ing with him? The prayer of the dying
man, the pleading of the heart broken
wife, we believe were heard and gra
ciouBly answered by our heavenly Father.
As we are gathered today in honor of
his memory his eyes see not, they are
glazed with death; his ears hear not,
they are dull with death ; his lips speak
not, they are silent with doath; but
could Henry DaviB speak to you, young
men, out of the eloquence of his soul, he
would pour into your ears the importance
of reverencing God and obeying liij law.
He cannot speak (o yin today, but do
not those lips that are silent in death
appeal to you with-an eloquence that no
mortal speech can equal? On Inst
Wednesday full of life and buoyant with
hope he met the fatal accident t'.at left
him only time enough to speak words of
cheer to his dear wife and only time
enough to pray as he had been taught
by his praying parents."
The hymns for the occasion, selected
by the family, were most impressively
rendered by the Baptist choir. Tho last
hymn, "God Be With You Till We Meet
Again," seemed especially appropriate.
as he and his wife had sung it shir'lv
beforo his accident. The floral tii'mu-s
of his friends were abundant mid beauti
ful. The floral designs by the Fraternal
Brotherhood and the Washington Life
insurance Uompnny, ol which he was a
member, were rich and appropriate.
Such was the interest in Mr. Davis nnd
sympathy for the heart stricken rela
tives that there w.is not room in the
commodious hnilding for the people and
the funeral procession wns tho largest
ever seen in Medford, The ceremony at
the cemetery by the Fraternal Brother
hood was very impressive.
Qnestion Answered.
Yes, August Flower still has the larg
est sale of any medicine in tho civilized
world, your mothers and grandmoth
ers never thought of using anything
else for Indigestion or biliousness.
Doctors were scarce, and they seldom
heard of appendicitis, nervous prostra
tion or heart failure, etc. Tboy used
August Flower to clean out the system
and stop fermentation of undigested
food, regulate tho action of the liver.
stimulate the nervous and organic ac
tion of tbo system, and thnt is all they
took when feeling dull and bad with
headaches and other aches. You onlv
need a few doses of Green's Angnst
Flower, in liquid form, to make you
satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. Get Green' Prize
Almanac. Chas. Strang, druggist.
ninlsterial Association Resolutions,
In view of the departure of Rev. O. J.
Gist, of Medford, the follo-ving resolu
tions were passed by Medford Minister
ial Association :
That by his manly Christian bearing
and fraternal disposition Brother Gist
has endeared himself to us all.
That we appreciate his faithfulness
and courage in his labors for every good
cause and movement.
That we finceroly regret his departure
from our midst but that with himself
and family go onr hearty good . withes,
and pray that the blessing of God rnny
attend in whatever field they may, in
the providence of God, be led to labor
for the Master.
Your Face '
Shows tho state of your feelings and the Btato
of your health as well. Impure blood makes
Itself apparent In apalo and sallow complexion,
pimples and skin eruptions. If you arc feeling
weak and worn out und do not have n healthy
appearance, you should Iry Acker's lllood
Hllxlr. It ourcfl ull blood dlseUHcs where clioill)
SnrHupurlllns and so culled purillcrs fall ; know.
Ing this, wo sell every boiilo on a posltlvo
gunrnntee. Bold by Chris. Strung, druggist.
The mining lows of Orecron for sale
at this office.
DOCTORS
say "Consumption oiui bo ourod."
Nature alone vf t.do It. It noods
help. Doctors ti-y
"Scott's Emulsion
Is the best holp." But you must
continue Its uso evon In hot
woathor.
If you have not tried U, send for free sample.
BCOTT IIOWNU, CllcllllnU,
404-413 rcarl Street, New York,
50c. ami $1.00; nil dnifrgUt.
Sunday Closing Agreement.
Wo, tho undersigned morohtmls and
bualnoss men, doing business In the
City of Me if nd, horuby mutually agree
to olo'n up our respective places ol
business, within tho raid oily, county
and statu, nt it reasonable hour, each
and ovory Saturday night, and not to
open tho samo for tho purpose of sell
ing any goods, wares or inoiThandlso
therefrom, until titlor twolvo o'clock
Sunday niuht following, Wo further
agrvo, for tho suko of religious prlvol
egn and bodily - rest to encourago 11
quid Sunday within tho borders of our
city.
And we further mutually ngroo, In
coiiHlduratiou of tho linportanca of this
compact, und tho principles contained
therein, to adjudgo a lino of not less
than fifty. dollars on cuch nnd ovory of
fending party to this agreement, to ho
paid into thu city troatnry upon con-
v.ctton thoreor. this ugioeniont to go
into olTeot after duo notice and publi
cation has boon given.
HutuhlBon & Luinsdcn, A C Tayler,
W U Meeker & Co., Wnruor & Wort
man, H G Nloholfdn, V K Deuel & Co ,
F L Oranfilt, H II Howard & Co., II. E
Boydon, D H Miller, H B Myers, U B
Nyo, A D Hay, J T Ends, J O Van Dyke
A Co., W H Simmons, D T Prllchard,
A M Woodford, E 8 Wolfor, John It
Hurdln, H P Gurnou, W T Kaiuo, E T
Winkler, A H Chcssmoro, W H Mo
Gowan, E D El wood, Mltoholl, Lewis
A Stavor Co. per D T Lawlon,
There can be little doubt that tbo
patronB of our businoM mon, and the
oommunity In genoral, will heartily
sanction this very commendable more
moot a movement which cannot full
to prove bencBotttl in more ways than
ono. Tho business mon have shown S
very gratifying inclination to so ar
range tboir affairs that they may ob
tain their well-earnad rostsad proporly
obsorve tho Sabbath. In addition to
tho names appended to tbo above com'
pact, Mr. I. A. Wobb, and Whitmnn &
Harrison have signed a private ogroo-
mont. We have been accorded very
courteous treatment by all tho business
men and citizens with whom wo bavo
talked In regard to thn abovo, and for
this wo doulro to express out- slncore
thanks.
Itov. J. Meui-ky, '
Hev. W. B. MooitE.
Committee
For Sale.
Oho heavy and 0110 light team, marcs
gang plow, nearly new, and two milch
cows. Inquire nt thlB olllco.
Sometimes.
"When tho Enquirer publishos arti
cles from the pen of othors, they are
given tne proper credit." iMiqinrer
Can it be possible that Mr. Mann has
already lorgotteu nbout.liis little exper
ience in "swiplug" Tub Mail, '8 Items,
in whjch act of doubtful propriety bo
was caught red banded? Tho abovo is
a rather nervy statement to come from
such a source but then Mr. Mann's
chief stock in trade consists of a super
abundance of gall und a ponohant for
abusing everything not in harmony
with his rather vngue Ideas upon tho
otornal Illness of things.
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TAM,ETH ARB
sold on a posltlre guaraotoo. euros heart
burn, ralalog of the food, distress after eatlns
or any form of dyspapila. Oae llttlo tablet
Klvea Immediate roller, 38 cts. and CO conls
Hold by Cbas. Strang, druggim.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to kindly thank those of
our neighbors and friends who wero so
good and helpful to us during the ill
ness of our father, and especially do
we wish to express our gratitudo to Dr.
W. S. Jones and family who so kindly
opened their hospitable door to father
during bis last days and for their ad
mlnlstratlves to our every want and
comfort.
Mr. and Mrs, u. E. Wilkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Osdorn.
MOKI TEA POSITIVELY CURBS HICK
Beadaobe, Indigestion and oonatlpatlon, .A do
llgbtful heib drink. Removes all eruptions of
tbe skin, producing a perfeot oomplexlon, or
monoy refunded. 25 ot. and 60 eta. Sold by
Chas. Strang, druggist.
J5fQ.
PHOTOGRAPHER
- Over Howard's .
Grocery Store
MEDFORD; OREGON
Elite-
Studio
IP Vni! IaMI1 HAHnWiRT? &
Of any kind, for any ubo, at any tiino, you 'M
will do well to call and look ovor my stock ?fc
. It's now the prions nro right and tho I in'"' J
aro ull comploto. 1 mako a specialty ui 4
, outfitting fur tho hills It!.
Corner 7II1 and U Sts
Mocker's Old Stand
I MtlllMMMIIilMlltMIMIHIIIitlllMill
DECORATION DAY WILL
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Are you III need ol.
Graniie or rnaru'e numenlai Work?
HICKS & WALKER
Aro the men who always make prices right nnd as for
h toe It and workinansliln wnll, wo Know wo oiui llx
yi tiuit right
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Medford Broom Factory,
E. O. WALDEN & CO., Props.
(Successors to O. Ii, Wnhlcn)
Ttic rotlltullon nf fin Mmtfiml broom la wiilratiroait. Tills reputation wan
built up tin tioiirNt nrliuliliK ami ao,! xihi.!m. W MtroiHinn to ao Coatltinl lli bunl
mt1.11 Dim mini id tlio Ut'lury'it tfttotl rr(iulallon nlitlt tin litiiialrdri. I'lirolinNora u(
uur britoniK will ifi-t Itia n 11110 ijuallty of kikhIh in lliv futuro mm In tbo imt
Tlio luoinry will iio 00111I110101I bv Mr. u. wanton ami K. O Woldcu, wlfo ami
aon roNpaoilvoly uf tlio lalo O. t. Wuiileti. '
All goods guaranteed
PRUNES EVAPORATED
On a Poorloss tnnohino command the top price on tbo market
Maximum quality and quantity, at minimum cost. Simple, cheap
and durable. Machines to Suit any lined orchard. Burns wood or
coal, Evaporate all kinds of fruits and vogolabloa In large or small
quantltlos. No experiment, proven in actual tost to bo superior to
all other methods. Catalogues, toallinouial and full information of
B. CUNNINGHAM, Liberty, Oregon
!4T
W Leave your orders nt
INflFPFNIlFNT WARFMIIISF M
For CHICKEN FEED, ROLLED BARLEY,
ROLLED WHEAT. ETC.
A wholesalo and retail business done, Food de
livered to any part of the city
To Water Consumers.
Tho city council punned nn nrdlnanco
on tho Mill dny of May, 11)01, Inerenii
Ing the water rale after J mm :10, 11HII,
to all consuinurs of city water, hoping
thvrohv to make the service solfsuport
ing. No water will be furnUhud after
June BO Hi to irrigate any lawn or gar
den, except Ihrough a molar. If you
want water for your lawn or gardens,
you will have to buy a muter nnd huvo
tho same attuched to your water plpo
before tho 1st dny of July next.
Wilier w.ll lie furnished for bualnens
property if dosirrd. nt a Hat rate, and
on suuh property a muter will not
bo
rcquireu.
On and after July 1, 1001, tho water
will bo shut off on nil rosidunco and
Buotiruan property, unions you cause a
motor to bo attached to your supply
pipe Dcioro unit auto,
If you expect or doulro to uso ally
water alter juiio ,'Hiiii, you should at
once buy a meter and have It installed
If you wait until July 1st to buy your
mcior.'your water win oc shut on bo
foro you oan get it installed.
The olty recorder will lako vnur or
der for a motor at any tlmo, and will
aend for it, for you.
i no city win not oxnot any prollt
irom you lor supplying you wun a mo
tor, but will supply and Install tho tamo
at actual cost.
Motor rates for oltv watnr will lin
only eight cents per 1000 gallons. When
you have a meter you can Irrlgato nil
day or at any hour you oloane. You
pay for what you gat, but no more than
you got. You can mako it cost your
self much or llttlo as you please.
The cost of a motor and tho Installing
Of It will bo $8.75. OllDKIl YOUR MK-
ter AT once so that your water supply
win uub uu eiuppuu on di'iy isc.
J. W. LAWTON,
Glttf Rnniirrlfii
Dated May 15, 1001.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the County ol Jackson,
In tho Matter of the Batata ofl
rnoene j. iionnuro, a holp-1 Citation or
limn child of John llendure, f Publication.
DcaonRon. I
mTJMsS? mktB 0r,,,0" 0?,r,,0
BY UKDKK pr this Court you, Mid Ooorgo M.
Hon. Ctiarlna Prim. Jiidnnr ti.. rv........ n.:ji
of tho County of Jaolmon, Biate of Orcion, at
the court houao at Jackaonvllle, within four
wccKB afttr the dulc nf Hit firat publlnntlcn
hereof on to-wlt: Tho 0th day of July, IOol, at
ten o elook of Ihnt ny, to uliow oauao why you,
tho said Ocorno M. I,ovo, alioulil not li ni
'SS?J'.0?, yourodlco ti ximrdlnn of tht Raid
I'nonha J. Honiliirri. nml fani,,. r..n.Hn...
of fully acooiinllnK for nil tlio mont and nron-
Vorv,,,n ""ru ym "av "ow '"'iMondav. the Si I. lv of .lulv. IO0I.
In femlinonv wliernnr. r n.iu m,i......
hSnA0nSn'Srin'iC".,!!i,i:nurt; ,"""' sot my
In "'0"lof anhl Court nt olllco
In Jaoksnnyllln, milil oountv and ainin n,lu n.
lin imy ol Juno, IIKJI,
S 77? I G"B NF.WHIIIIY,
I f v Clerk.
Hnnll & HurlHoii
Attorneys for I'hoelio J.
liciiauru.
Try Kurtii'B hand-mado oigltrs.'
H. O. Nicholson ii
tiHMItillllllMllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIM..IMIMI l"'l'j Jf
SOON BE HERE
$
0. O. WALDGN & CO.
tlio
m
West Side
GROCERY
For FANCY nnd
STAPLE GROCERIES
rmiiTO ' o a 1
TKUIIO Of (111 nuius
MILL FEED and
BALED HAY
Poultry and Farm Produce
takon in exohango for
goods
A. D. RAY,
Proprietor
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
PROPERTY BID IN FOR TAXES.
BY JACKSON COUNTY, OREG'N
AvrilEKEAS, Jaokson County, Oronon, aotlng
' ' through tho oounty judge of said oounty,
at various aalos of property for delinquent
tiaefl. lltri In nrnnArlw 1 tnv anlAM m llm nPM fc
IBM, IMS, 1800, 1807, 1SIHI and I8UU, .
And whcronn, tho loglslaturo of the Itato of
Oregon at tho rogular soasion thoroof In tho
yoar 1001 onooted that the property so bid In by
oouDtlea and oihor publlo oorporatlona at suoti
tas aales, and which has not boon redeemed.
shall be sold on Ihe first Monday after the tat.
day of July, 1001,
Theroforo, I, Aloz, Orme, aborlff of Jaokson"
County, Oregon, In pnrauanoo of tho law as
punned at tho said loglalatlvn assembly, which
Is autltlod "An aot to amend nn not ontitlod
An act to authorize county ludgoa and darks -
of aohoot districts to bid In proporty sold for -
taxes' npprorod Ecbruary 0, 1809, and to pro-
vldo for tho nolo of tho same," will oftor for
aide and will sail ut the front door of tbo court
Iiouho In tho Town of Janidonvllle, In tho
County ofjackfion, Btato of Oregon, on
to tho hluhosl bidder for cash In hand, lawful
money of the Unltod Htntes of Aniorion, all of
JucUnnii (Jounly's right, title and InloroHt In
mid to tho IniidH for whtoh mild Jackson County
holds tnx ocrllllunlus by vlrluo orsnlcHnf prop
orty niado for dnllnciuonl taxes for the years
MM, IBM, IBM, IBII7, IKIIH, 1IWU,
Dntod nt Jimkiionvlllo, Oregon, thin OH) day
of June, 11101, Ai.iix. Oiimb,
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