D. T. LAWTON
" Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Vehicles - and - Machinery
i ' MEDFORD, OREGON ' ' i ;
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We carry in stock the J. I. Case, Sliver and Kufsel Plow
Myers Pumps of all kindi. Sanderg Dieo Plows In fact we
can furnUb you with anything you want in the vehicle line or
machinery.
Call and See Us
Rogue River Electrical
Phone 83 1
ev;ooitraso
aret-a-M-iot-iH
Tin and Sheet Iron
Opposite Hotel Moore
J. A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon
S)0)i'roeosasoaSH
B. H.
Timber Land Bought and Sold
Those having
well to consult us,
timber lands or
. ' Office over Jackson County National, Bank
I acwnexoe)cr0ae)cac
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BBIGK BHD CEPIEjlT WOBK
. I do all kinds of oontraotlng in brick and cement work. If you are
going to build and bava not gotten estimates from me on material and
work you are making a mistake' and too are making another If yon de
lay longer.
BRICK FOR SALE
O. W. PRIDDY, :-' Medfotd, Oregon
atVsaajl,es) aafeaeaaaaSjtj
Standard Patterns In Medford.
i. O. Van Dyke ft Oo have made
arrangements with tbe Standard Pat
tern Co. and will hereatter oasry a
full stock of these pattama In Med
ford. ITbey bava discontinued the
Mew Idea Pattern agency. -
When you are notified by the
proper authorities what ynor bonee
number la, call on us, get the num
ber and put them up yourself. We
have all kinds, Nicholson Hard
ware Co.
Hickory Bark Cnnph Remedy
made by The Hickory Bark Remedy
Co., of tialem, Ore., guaranteed to cure
yourcoogn, or monoy reiueoed. uuar
anteed to make a friend of you. For
ale by Haakln's Drag Store and Brst
class dealers everywhere.
Machinery lor Sale
We have for sale a three a tamp
Rladon mill, one rock ornaber, one 15
horse power boiler, one 12 horse
power engine, one four horse powr
boiler, one thie horse power envlne,
and one eight borne power gaaollne
engine. Doplea li.x8 boistner engine,
also ooe-fourth drill air compresatire
two list mould orlentoe nsed sixty
daya
Medlord Iron ' orks.
Not all the good things are to
be found in one ulaoe. but it le worth
your while to try tbe eplendld roada
t Woodvllle now, and loot np the
prom jnaaere in uen A, Lioweire aa
of good tnings In that "Emerald Vol
ley." e-et
Freeh bread made dalle at Vienna
Bakery, Call 'phone 49ti and- have all
your bake atari delivered promptly.
eAaiTonijhi.
jtk, I ll tw tw Haw 1wrp Bonn
PLAIN SAILING
for tbow who take silvan tage of
our prices, which considering
the beauty and qnallty of the
goods, are unapproachable. You
can always And just what you
wish at The Rogue Hirer Electri
cal Construction. Company's at as
low figures as they can be sold
at
Construction Company
C Street.
;
Harris
relinquishments for sale would do
aVeaaaeia Ve''eaaeJasVsrjg
THE OPERA.
It Appears te Have Originated In Italy
In the Year 1600.
Tbe way Streatfelld, author of "The
Opera," tracea the development of op
era through the ccnttirlels most clear
and couctae und leaves you with the
Impression that upon the matter of
history, at ony rate, be la master of
ble subject Opera,. It Is shown, was
tbe result of on r.ttempt made by
some riorpntlnc nmnteurs to revive
the lost gloriiK of tireok tragedy. They
foiled to g -t li:ick t the conditions of
Athenian drums, but In falling they
unconscious? laid the foundatlona of
a new nrt form which soon worked
Itself into tbe affecttone of the peo
ple. The beginnings of opora might
be eald to date from the year 1000,
when a pnbllc performance waa given
in Florence of Terrs "Euridlee" in
honor of the marrhse of Maria de'
Medici and Henry IV. of France. This
work consist nlmoat entirely of ac
companied recitative, which waa the
iuvoutlou of these Florentine reform
ers, end tbe voices were uccouipanled
hy a "violin, chiturone (u large Kuliar).
Urn granue, unto grosso end gravlcem
italo or h.irpsichord, which tilled in
ihe harmonics Indicated hy the figured
bass." It is Interesting to know that
In this very prlmillve work the com
poser tried to follow hs closely es pos
sible in his music the ordinary lullec
tlona of the sneaking voice. Montc
verde, who waa a conti-uiporary of
terl, but whose first oiiera waa pro
duced some aoven yearn n.'ter "Eurld
li," made a similar effort to recon
cile music with speech, and many
yeara after Olnck and still later Wag
ner tried to do so, and It la amusing
when one knows how far In other di
rections uiukIc ns nu nrt and opera aa
a convention hare progreased since
1000 to think flat old Perl was prob
ably cloecr to the Debnssys and Rev
naldo Hahna of our day than all the
great men who hare come between.
New Age of London.
7
A LITTLE OF.
i Belgium has on law that should
appial to our woman-suffnsglsta. Xt
gives to eaob. married roan two votes,
while bachelors only have one.
Thirty servants will be required (or
the honeymoon ooean voyage of
Uladys and bar count, when she ra
mi ua, about her divorce, fewer will
do.
Cblsf Justloe K. 8. Bean of the
supreme oourt baa filed this petition,
declaring himself a candidate foi
nomination and re-election to the
supreme benon.
Heeey baa now oonvluted every
man In Oregon ns baa prosecuted.
Xhe remaining laud-fraud defendants
will doubtleas regard this information
aa both iuterestiug and important,
Preaching socialism is one thing.
praotlolng it quite another, as wee
once more demonstrated when Mr.
ana Mrs. J, C Phelps Stokes sailed
for Eoropa, oeo-ioying the moat cost
ly suite on the steamship.
Students at the Unlveraity of Ore
gou have leagued to erect a tbree
atory laHroad trsatlle. which is vaat
ly more Important than the modern
aolence of bnllding a three-story
bonded debt on a railroad stock
foundation,
Tie report that Bryan made 102,
000 last year from his leoturee Is
seized upon by Harper's Weekly aa
the subject for a cartoon represent
ing the peerless leader aa a bloated
plutocrat. And yet, with all bla
faults, Biyau waa well worth (32,000
to the people cf the United States,
if ha did nothing else, ha made auob
men aa Fairbanks, Knot, Foraker
and Cannon Impossible Republican
nominees for the presidency. And
that alone la worth SG2,000.
John Sharp WIIHIame proved
he, too, could make pungent
tbat
epi-
grams on occasion, when be
"the tariff cn printing paper
brain tax, "
aaid
le a
THE LABORER AND HIS HIRE.
Hallo, algnor, I ain't aee you
For manny, manny day. ,
1 wondra nioochu w'at you do
AH time you waa away.
All deeaa aeeza mont' or more
Due you are eon' from home.
I a'pnse you went out wea", BlgTtor
EhT Not You waa aen Rome? -ft
An' Pareeaa too? Wal, wal, my trend, A
W'at Joy you muata feel '
To see all doae so granda land
Where you have been. But ateell
Tou muata worka tonga while
For aave da mon' to go.
Eh? Deal eon atocka eea male your pile!
Kaeuse! I deed not know.
X weeah dat dere was avecha treep
For dairo man like me;
Ees manny now dat take sheep
For homo een Eetaly
Eh? w'at ecs dat? You any deee men
Are mean aa dirt een atreet
For com an' mnka mon' an' den
To run back home weeth eel?
I am su'prtse weeth you, slgnor.
For hear you talk like deca.
Da mon we gat by workln' for
we do weath aa we pleaaa.
You ear doy leave no Ihceng bayhlnd
For deeaa mon' dey mak.
E sense, algnor, but you weel And
Dey pay for all dey tak.
Dey pay for eet weeth harda toll.
Weeth gooda road an' street.
Weeth crops dat apreenga from da Boil
An' geeva you food for eat.
Weeth wheat dat mak your bread ao
good,
Weeth grape dat mak your wines.
An', yes. dey pay eet weeth delr blood
On rmllroada, een da mlneal
Wat deed you gear for w'at you mak
Een deeaa atocka deal?
Not wan good theeng for all you tak. 1
Not wan, algnor, but steell
You ear dees men no gotta right
To do da theeng dey do. ' '
Eseuee me for gat excite. '
I would ehak' hands weeth you.
Jes creea maa tuna, ao let ua be
Good 'Merlcana men.
flhak' haadal Eet eea a Joy to me
For eea you home aeen.
-T. A. Daly Id Cathollo Standard and
Times.
A Waiting Part
One of my friends has a playhouse
In her back yard, where all the chil
dren of the neighborhood delight to
gather.
One day she went out to see what a
crowd of them were doing and found
they were playing at "keeping house"
very happily, wlti one exception, her
own fire-year-old sod, who waa alt
ting afar off, rather lonesomely, hold
ing a large rag doll.
"What'e the matter, BydoeyT" she
Inquired. "Won't tbe others play with
your"
"Oh, I'm playing." he replied. "I'm
the stork, but they ain't quite ready for
the baby yet)" Woman's Home Cora-r-anloa.
,
For any ol the ordinary diseases of
the skin Chamberlain's Palve Is excel
lent. Itootonlv allavs the Itoblnaand
smarting but effects a cure. For sale
by Chas. 8irang.
Don't neglect your cough. jjjj
s
Statistics show that in New York City sQ,
alone over 200 people die every week from
consumption.
And most of these consumptives might
be living now if they had not neglected the
warning cough. ,
You know how
Emulsion enables
cough or cold.
ALL DSIWCmSi
'SS
FROM COUNTY
TVPiiimprp
r Aiinuiihr.T
Gold Hill News:
Tb Uold Hill Una Club held anoth
er practiu shoot Sunday afernooo.
The boys are taking unusual Interest
in ebootng and a great mauy of them
are developing Into remarkable good
markerceu. Marion Lenoe seems to
laaci wltt a email majority, but baa
any number of close seconds.
Word comes from Ueppner, Ore
gon, that Fraok Parker, of Uappner,
Oregon, and Mrs. C. P. Parker, of
Lexington, Oregon, were married at
the home of Mrs, Parker's daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Wells. Saturday, Feb
ruary 1, 'OS. The oontraotlng parties'
are both well 'and favorably known
In Southern Oregon bavlcg lived at
Uold Hill for a number of years.
Mrs. Parker is tbe mother of Mrs,
A, . Kellogg, of this city, "be
News joins with a host of friends In
offering congratulations.
Ashland Tidings: """T
Mrs. lilevenlsu an old time and re-
apeoted resident of Jacksonville died
at ner come mere on suncay, r so-
rnary 2, 1909, of lagrlppa and other
aomnlalnta. Mrs. Bievenlen 1. Bar.
vived by several ohildien among
whom are Mrs. Ernest Langler ecu
Mrs. Delia Barber, of Jacksonville,
Omer W. Ovlatt died at the borne
of hie lather. P. H. Ovlatt on First
Avenne yesterday, of conaumption,
aged il8 years, The deceased was a
native of this oounty, but for years
bad resided at Portland, where 111
health overtook him and with his
wife b went to Southern California
ana Arizona. He grew worse, bow
ever, and started back to Portland,
reaching Aabiand on the homeward
Journey three .weeks ago. Funeral
aervloee will be held ,. here,, tomorrow
morning at lo o'clock after which the
body will be taken to Jacksonville
cemetery for Interment. .
John B. UrllHn, of Holland, Jose
phine oounty, la greeting old tilloume
In Ashland. It la bla first visit here
for half a dozen years and
thepT
baa grown out of bla knowledge unt il
be oan soaroely get rhls bearings
Years go John and his dog 'Trailer'
were the teirors ol bear In this Jra
alon. He resided on a ranob in tbe
I llAn,1 fnillnn nnnntri ut rtt Aahlnnrf.
whence he .went on euch frequent
euooesaful quests for bruin that bis
reputation aa a bear banter, apread
far and wide. He ls'now engaged In
more paaoeful and prostatic oooupa
tlon of farmlog aod dalrylngand has
abandoned bear bunting altogether.
Jacksonville Post:
Ephriam Owens, formerly a resi
dent of Jacksonville, was found dead
at bullous. Cel., and was brought "to
this plaoa for burial Saturday. He
waa lying near the railroad track and
it la thought bhe waa struck by a
trio. He was a native of Missouri
and was 61 years of age. He '.leaves
a mother and brothera who reside In
Medfoid.
The Jumping Off Place.
' "Consumption had me In Its grasp;
ana i naa aimo-ts reacnea tne jumping
off place when 1 was advised to trv Dr.
King'e New Discovery, and I want to
say right now, it saved my life. Im-
u , U . UBH 1...U .UO .1,, HVIHS.
and after taking one doaen bottles 1
nMHmAH. I lh . V. M k . . ! -
waa a well ana happy mas again' says
Geo. Moore, of Orimesland. N. O. Aa
a remedy for coughs and colds and
healer of weak, so. -a lnngs and for pre
venting pneumonia New Discovery le
supreme. 60c and $1.00 at Charles
Strang, druggist. Trial bottle free. 2
Getting Closer.
"When I first knew that man,' said
the observant waiter, "be couldn't have
been making more than $1,000 year.
I'll bet If a $10,000 now."
"How do you know?" asked the oth
er. "He used to give a fifty cent tip, but
now he only gives me a nlckeL" Phil
adelphia Press.
A Model Cookbook.
"What! You have written a new
cookbook for your wife? How did yon
Co ltr
"Easy enough. I wrote the name of
each dish and underneath It the res
taurant where It can be had beat"
Fllegende Blatter.
The watched pot never botla. A gas
meter la different Washington Tlroea.
Be wise today,
far. Young. .
Tie madness to ae
FOIEYSKIDNEYCUEE
BMuiiem tM laager Bigat
quickly Scott's
you to throw off a
SOs. AND 11.00,
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IN Finding Good Things for the Table, and a
great many people are finding that our Store is the &
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Grocery Headquarters
FOB the City of Medford, and also for the sur
rounding country. Our stock is complete, fresh
and many new customers are coming our way every
day. If you want the best at prices which tell,
come and see us. All we ask is a chance to make
good.
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ALLEN, !& REAGAN
Successors to Roberts & Reagan
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NOAH'S RAVENS.
Knotty Question Answered by
Blaoksmith Preacher.
Many years ago there lived In one of
the mountain counties of Tennessee a
blacksmith who to his reputation for
honest work during the week added
that of being a powerful exTdbrter on
Sundays. Held In high esteem by bis
neighbors, possessed of a sufficiency of
this world's gooda for that primitive
community, be seemed to have solved
tbe question of terrestrial happiness,
but the "thorn In tbe flesh" la Indige
nous to all climes and conditions, and
for the blacksmith It grew In tbe per
son of one Tom Bradley, a tall, lank
mountaineer, who waa the wit and
wag of the neighborhood and whe also
occupied the unenviable position of
skeptic lu that orthodox community.
Tom delighted to prod the smith with
certain Inexplicable Biblical state
ments, and these encounters sometimes
resulted disastrously for the exborter,
causing bim much humiliation and
making him, as he said, "wrassle in
prayer and cry to the Lord and spare
not"
Once at the yearly camp meeting the
old man was giving his "experience"
in the tone and manner that were con
sidered devotional in those parte. "My
brethren, ah," he said, "aa I waa
a-ataudin' in my shop an' glttln ready
to shoe Billy Hite's old gray mare, ah.
'long come that son of a gun Tom
Bradley, ah. He ast me cf I believed
everything In the Bible, ah. I said
everything from klver to klver, ah.
'Believe that yarn about Noah beln'
shet up in tbe ark with all them dif
ferent sort of critters, ah?" sezze. 'Si,
I done swallered Jonah an' the whale,
ah, an' I wa'nt a-goln' to gag at Noah,
ah.' 'Well,' sesxe, ah, et that raven
Noah sent out got lost ah, where did
all tbeee here ravens come frum, ahf
Brethren, I thought fer a minute, ah.
that old Satan had got the underholt
on me, an, an' waa about to thoe me.
ah; but thank the Lord, ah, I Jest
thoed back my bead, an, an' tbe aperrtt
of knowledge plum filled me, ah, an' I
set, serxl, 'It waa the old be raven, ah,
that got lost an' the old ah raven
waa a-settln on five eggs In tb nest
ah, an' that a where these bare ravens
come from, ah.' "
The boatnero Oregon Laundry
Co. la doing business In tbe same old
way with satisfaction to all patrons,
The laundry la the best eaulDDed In
Soathern Oregon, tbe laandrymen are
expsrienoea ana every care le taken
to do good and prompt work. The
wagen will call at your borne or plaoe
of easiness, or yoa oan leave orders
at the candy store in the Moore
Building, West Seventh Street.
A Startling Dish.
Over Is Chelsea a schoolteacher waa
engaged in her taak of teaching a class
of foreign children the English lan
guage. She was trying to make her
pupils understand the meaning of tbe
word fright and asked If any one in
the class could give a sentence con
taining the word.
. Quick and confident was the reply of
one little girl: "I have a sentence.
teacher, we had rrlgbt eggs for break
fast thla morning." Boston Herald.
Defined.
Burglar Trust Manager You will be
required to turn night Into day, to
throw aalde all sentiment to enter
the bouses of the best families regard
less of their feelings, to act the hypo
crite and. if necessary, to go to Jail.
Applicant Cml You don't want an
ordinary burglar. What you want la
a newspaper reporter. Life.
Two Powers.
Tommy-Pop. what Is the difference
between firmness and obstinacy? Tom
my's Pop Merely the difference be
tween will power and won't power, my
son. Phllndeluhia Itecord.
The grandmothers of the old Dutch
Punkard families ol Western Pennsyl
vania have made and need "Hickory
Bark Cough Remedy" and reared their
families on it for a hundred years.
Now yon can buy it Irom yonr dealers.
Ask lor it, aod ue It, because it ie
pure; because 11 will stop your Cough;
because It is the best cough remedy
made today. Try It. For sale bv
Hasklns Drug Store and all dealers
everywnere.
Notice.
The Medford Saab Door Company
hsve dissolved partners!) p All bills
against the firm will -o tcttled by J.
E. Oay. All acoconts owing to tb
flrm(shonld be paid to J. E. Day or
left at tbe shop with P. C. Hansen.
, Medford Sash A Door Co.
EVERYBODY'
IS IWTEHESTED I
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A GAME OF CHECKERS.
The Move One Player Made and HI
Substqusnt 8oll1oe;uy.
"Tfa your move." she smiled.
He smiled back at her, bis hand hov
ering above the checkerboard.
"Heully?" he asked, looking at her
In a witty sort of way.
"Ilnh-hnh." she softly answered.
"Ileal lyr he asked again.
"Iliib-bnh," she breathed and
uiiin'l) dro-ined her eyes.
His success began to Intoxicate him.
and he felt that never before had be
Li-en lu such atrong form, never had
Ms wtt boea so keen or his manner
to eui.-:ig!iiz. Ills spirit soared, and
he looked upon hie opponent with a
kindling eye.
"There!" be said, making bla move
at last
"There?" she asked, giving bla elacu
Intiou the appearance of haviug been
conceived In subtle humor. "There?
"Therv!" he repeated.
Tbey made eyes at each other, and
or.e moved one of ber men. He brisk
lv moved one of bis.
"No. no," she faintly murmured.
' Vnti m liar tn l.-e ma "
I "I must wll:rt?" he erlert. mnklnc. n
u'orion.
"i'uke me!" she whispered.
"Takeyou?"
She nodded her head without looking
up, and the next moment he had taken
ber and two bearta beat aa one.
"And will you always think of me?"
ebe asked as be was bidding ber good
by after be had measured her finger
for the ring.
"now could 1 help ltr' he asked.
"Always?" she Insisted.
"Always!" be repeated.
"Will you thinly of me as you go
home tonight?"
"Every atep of the way."
They parted at last
"He loves me!" she' whispered to
herself. "Oh, be levee me! I knew It
from tbe first Maybe this won't make
some of them Jealous! And I'm the
first girl be ever lov.tl, and It's to be
a diamond band! Ob. oh!"
And aa he walked home be turned a
troubled face up to tbe moon, baited
suddenly and addressed tbe night:
"When she began that funny busi
ness about taking ber 1 ought to have
sat tight and kept my fool mouth shut;
that's what I ought to have done!"
Kansas City Independent
FOREST -FIRES.
The Watchful Rangera and the Way
They Fight the Flames.
In almost any of the western moun
tains the traveler sees the fire warn
Inga of the forest service, and he is
likely to meet some of the rangers.
Yon will find them crossing the high
Sierras In California. In tbe Crazy
mountaina of Montana, among the
Olympics In Washington or following
tbe old Apache trnils along the mesas
In Arizona. Wherever be is. the ranger
keeps a keen lookout lor tbe smoke of
forest fires, at:d In the clear western
atmosphere even u little smoke column
can be detected from nfnr. As soon as
he discovers it the ranger takes bis a
and sbovel and goes as only a western
horse and rider can. Many email Area
are stopped by this watchfulness, but
there are others which take many men
many hours to subdue. A Are In a
chaparral so thick that a muo can
hardly force bis way through it and
parched by six mouths of drought
makes hard and trying fighting. Then
there are fires in the big timber anions
ine Head trees or old windfalls and
overhead fires that spread faster than
man can run. If .unchecked, they
will burn for weeks over thousands n'
acres of timber.
And all this destruction may lie caus
ed by a care!cs.il.v left canintlre or a
match dropped f-nm horseback. The
sheep men used to set the firost hp
Ore purposely, for t!ie year afler a t!iv
the burned a.'ies yield line for-v.-c
Happily this practice Is dbcuu'lnmil
Sparks from locomotive now net move
tires within tl:e untimis.1 lore; UiiiU
ny other cause. Cnniiiinu parties are
the next worst c:Ve:;iler... I;uPii:p'
stockmen, miners and luinhp-r-ru w ho
travel comlnuallr in. tbe f,-.rei-ts vorv I
'leldom leave cainpmes to u;,re:id n ld
tie dumnee. Tlie.v k.iow too well the
results. For a Hire almost every year
she citizens of Portland, tire., lose riuUi
of some of the great nionrralns urouuti
the city on account of the smoke from
the burning forests. There Is little
doubt thst since the white man settled
in the west more Umber has been use
lessly burned than haa been cut and
used.-Arthur W. Pag In World's
Work.
. Subscribe lor 1 Mall
MODERN TOILET PARLOUS
Bhampooini, Man lcurlui. EtactrU Haass a
Dandruff apd nttivr Di aar, ol ibe ecalp
outwd. KUt ki eitila ati,l I uipli ttraied.
1 lua.t of Toiiat rr.iiaraliuu. laadw.
Special altsallon lu otii.uf inwu tuitomars.
.Mils W. L. CA1IS.KUN.
Suite s Hoi.l Uiwrc Miuvx.
I. D. PHI PI'S, D. D. 6.
usLnv 1) ttdCIUl Bloc. JjCt '.tg UUl!BI
Druaatoie Mt0fo(J.Orajoi
Q. W. STEPHENSON,
PHVSICUN.aCBUEON AKDOrTIOlAM.
Offlo:-B0rjil, AilkiDa blm-K ;!! prompt!
attended duy or atlii. '' i.e .o.
lUaiord Oregon.
WH. M. roLVlu,
MvdiVrd.
OEO 11. DURHAM.
Or.tuit rkt.
COLVJG & PURHAM
Xiawvcr m
-warn u Jlodiord Nuiioual Luk liulid
J R. SEELY
PHYSTCUX & SUKOKON
Uodern Equivueut; X Ky Lrebmtory.
UOive lu JsWkkuu County Bnuk Uuludiag.
Uedloid
A. "UTuX.
C.B.COIIMISSIOHEB, UISTIIlCTOrOkEGOa
Hcuievieart and
prool. made, i
test caes.
tlirber ltrrt rt'in?. and
iuii,uU) lauen la land t
Othce with Medford Mall
Mrdrcrd Oregon
Ffii ACRE TRACTS
C. H. Pierce & Son
have recently platted 40
acres ueur Medloul into 4
acre tiucts, at from $425 to
$600 each.
You w'li find no better
acreage for the' - money.
These tracts are just what
you want, co don'i go to
sleep and let the other fellow
get his pick and you take
what is felt at an advanced
price. ' ,
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D. M. PERRY CO., Detroit, Ml 01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notfce 1r hereby ilvm thst tbe undent tied
bat Wen duly .appointed, by ibe Couuty
Court, of Jackflru county. Oregon, at mini t
trior of tbe eetate of Rebecca MoDoDotub.
deceased. All rHonhai.njr claim against
the said entalr;nre Leieby tu. titled to present
name, with proper Toucher and duly verified,
to ine undersigned at Ontral Point. Oregon,
wtthln tlx month! in m tie dute of this notice.
Dated and lint published tbla Slat day of
Jaouatjr, 1908. '
W. E. K ABLER. Administrator
SUMMONS.
In i thectrcnitooort of th Bum of Oretoa
lor the County of Jackton.
P. W. Gaines,
i-iii niiu.
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KllaGln,
Defendant.
) Stilt in Equity for
i Dlrorce
To Ella Gafrjee, the aborr named defendant:
W THE NA ME OF.THK t?TATlt OK OREGON!
You are herrby reomretl toaprapar andanhwer
tht- coiDplnlnt i f tin plain tfltilfd aiiatnit tou
in thtl sbovt onllllexl r.inv ainrl
holorc the last day of tue time prescribed fn
theordf-rfor puMirat'on of fi.mmori herein
T5lt pn or tefor tho 16th day ol March,
lUfw. aJd rtn-e hclrB- the e-pfrfH'on of nix
wvefc Join tbe oa- of the ftm publics -.irn of
thli itifirronn. And if yru laI to appearand
answer. Ut ytnt thereof, the plaintiff will
ni-ply to fre t tor the relief prayed for In
?onows,' cflT1liils succinctly stated, as
For a decree of tae Cocrt abrotratlns and
dlfsolTlrs tbe nmrrUftc contrMtt t ow itins
between i.Uiniiff mJ defendant; for Judgment
aitalnst the defeodant and lo faor oi plaintiff
lor tberotuard dUburvenenti of thlsejltto
be taxed and for inch oth-rsnd furtberrellel
This stivimtn-. Is rubllsbe In the MhDFOKD
MAIL by crerof Hon. H K Hanns, ludneof
the sboTf entitled Court, which said order wu
made and entered ol record on ibe Both day ol
January. 19cd: atd. in oNMllence thereto tbi
date of the first publication beretf la tbe Slit
day ol January, ins. .
W. K. PH1PM,
Attorney tor rial nil.
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