Jacksonville post., July 29, 1911, Image 4

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A Disappearance
By RUTH B SEVERANCE
Copyright by Amerb rn Press Asso­
ciation. Jhll.
SUMMONS
TES’fiWu AM GCTOPUS
ttapul.
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I) afnc s Cannot b? Cured
•F
Lie i!
oatura
(»X«
Tlu-re have bee
pi>r;uifi>ts will, t<
a j
< tally ih-viri-u in, ».
ter. hi
1) ut IL** m nay
onlci to lest tile
Mori.-s told «it monster- cepti; hip
urngglng liiiir.ua victims to the ica
liotlom. Htiys Harper h Weekly
In the Ian!. with the octopu< there
was pl !■ <'ii n "dummy'' of the stiiue
t peelfic gravity n-s a man. and tills was
baited wltji a crab Attracted by this
tempting morsel, the octopus made for
the tiguio. seized It in Its powerful
arms nnd tried to drag It tinder vva*
ter without success. It then urged Its
body toward the edge of the tank. nnd.
holding ,ihe glass with some ot its
arms. It dragged Its prey beneath the
surface and crushed the crab shell
with Its powerful Jaws.
It is believed that these experiments
afford proof that tile octopus can only
drag its victims tar below the water
near rocks to which It cun attach Its
suckers. There is one spot In the bay
of Naples whore these creatures attain
a large size, and now and then a fisher-
man is reported missing. It Is thought
that such (llsapeienrances are due to
the unfortunate man being caught by
the leg by a concealed octopus nnd
dragged under water. In ttje case of
such a repulsive nnd powerful creature
ns the octopus it is difficult to separate
fact from fiction.
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Land L
al»nr
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pr«
'd in the ptibliratiun of
, t •vXt on cr l»?f «•«• the 26th
’itoiMnng the expjru-
fr
i.Iv of the firut puhli
th:
And y >u are hereby
y
to a:»;e:r and a », wcr
1 time, for want thereof
9 Court for the relief
nt. vis, that it l>e
vows now cxistin
'the plaintifT and defendant be dis.
hat ^»laiatiir bs given the caro aad custody
lames E.uns, aged six years,
r child
laintiif and defendant.
immono is published in ‘th
. . by order f Hon. J. R. Neil, County Judge,
cli said order was entered of record on the
i day of July. 1911, and which order requires
i > a;-;.o ■ and answer the complaint on or
o th;* !a day prose rib-.1 ¡n said order for
¡¡cation < f summons. Date of first publica-
' > th • Lr»th day of July, 1911, and date of last
Jication on the 26th day of August, 1911.
D e AEMOND & D e ARMOND,
Attornej’3 for Plaintiff
There was a ring at the telephone.
tion. j h
Mrs. Martindale answered tin- call a.id
to r
>. Krank
received an Inquiry from tier huu-
,jm ». Ju<
Ihn r,h
ulv. io:i
J
band's office asking If be were nt
Sih day ■
home. Mrs. Martindale replied that
I K'.tAN
be was not and asked why the Inquiry
A
i LO KA I'Fi
u
was made. The answer was that a
De
gentleman who bud an appointment
Notice of Fin,
with him was waiting fur film; that
lient,
Mr. Martindale had gone out to touch
IN
OltSGó
and bad not returned.
Mr. Martindale did not come home
In the Matter of the Estate of J
h A. Whit
to1 dinner. Ills wife telephoned to Ills
Deceived.
club and to every other place where
Notice is b.’ieby gjvcn that Agetha A
lb" 'l- nbur.,'. administratrix of the estate <•
he was likely to go without finding
the above named decedent, has filed in the ab...
say trace of him. lie did not come
< nlitlcd Court her duly verified final accour
home that uiglit. The next morufug a
Fin-I rt'p >r<’<»f the admini dration of raid estat'
newspaper contained an item stating
L*.n;l ‘!, • .‘ aid Court, has fix d Saturday. August •
that a well dressed man had been
1011, at I I o’clock in the forenoon of -raid day, in
seen lit 9 o'clock the previous evening
•.he court room of said Court, in the court house.
to jump off a ferryboat. It was so
. Jacksonville Jackson County, Stateof Oregon
dark that those who bad seen him
r> the time an.l place of hearing said final ac­
¡OTICE FOR PUBLICATIO
Jump could give very little description
count and report.
ot bls personal appearance.
, Ail p.: sons interested are hereby notified to
TARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
’ nd:;» or file their objections to said final account
Mrs. Martindale was frantic, She i
01285
ui 1 report with said court, if any they have, on
feared that this suicide was her hus-
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Roaaburg, Oregon
r
before
Eaid
time.
band. Unfortunately the body wns
June 3, 1911,
I) * ie hereof a r d of the first publication hereof
not recovered, A body changed be- 1
■ ■ti- i U-reby given that Lew:« A. Wait,
u July 9. 1911.
ir <>f George K. Wait, of Watkins, Oregon, who.
yond recognition was llslu-d lip weeks
AGETHA A. BRANDENBURG,
,,n Auguat 27. 1907. made Homestead entry-14576
afterward, but there was no certainty
Rhinoceros Horns. ’
Administratrix of tho Estate of Sarah A. S
,1. No04285, for NE Vi. Section I, Townsh'p
that it was the remains of Mr. Mar­
The horns of the African rhinoceros White. Deceased.
.-. Range 3 West Willamette Meridian, has
tindale. After the police had searched Honietlir.es grow to the length ot four
. - I notice of intention to mtk. Finil fl/•year
several mouths for the missing man feet. In olden times rhinoceros norm,
:’i . ,f. to establish claim totho land above de-
without finding him his wife reluc­ were employed for drinking cups by
i ..!. before W. H. Cannon United Slates Corn-
S'ate of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Elmer E. Bagley
tantly came to the conclusion tlinfr he royal perwoDflges. the notion being
inner, nt Medford, Oregon. on the 18 day of
was the man who had Jumped from I that poison tint Into them would show .' ¡ui Samuel Mathis, and all persons claiming to Amsust 1911.
be heirs at law of John Woods, deceased, Di--
the ferryboat. Since bls business ami Itself by bubbling. There may have fondants.
( .liman*, names on witnesses; William Kinney.
domestic affairs were in the most sat­ been some truth In the Idea, innsmueb
I.i.-.- ,nvillc. Oregon; V : ra Arnold, of Jai-kson-
By virtue of an execution issue 1 out of the
Orcgon: John Ilasklns, of Watkins. Oregon;
isfactory condition It was supposed as many of the ancient poisons were Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the
J
Harr, of Watkins. Oregon,
that be bud committed suicide under adds, and these adds would decolli- County of Jack.-on, on the 21>th day of June, 1911,
BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register.
a fit of temporary mental aberration. pose the horny material very quickly. on a judgment duly renderel in raid court as
follow«:
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—London Telegraph.
on the 24th day of Jun'», 1911, by con-
A man ragged, unshnven, furrows in
Lidcration of tho Circuit Court for Jackson
SUAI MON
his face indicating suffering, appeared
Adaptable.
County, Or
the State of Oregon, plaintiff,
Client—Before we decide on the tecovcrc 1 a cgon,
at the door of a dwelling ami rang the
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
judgment ap inst Elmer E. Bagley,
bell. ; A maid came to the do'or, and, house my husband asked me to inquire Samuel Mathis, ar.;! all perrons claiming to be
seeing one who bore the appearance of If the district Is nt all unhealthy. the heirs at law of John Woods, deceased, <le- l.\ FHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OP.EJON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
a trump and being alone In the house, House Agent—Er—what is your hits f endants . in which it was considered, ordered anil
J. I’. ATKIN. Plaintiff.
sb» was about to shut the door in Ills band’s profession, madam? Client— adjudged d that the State of Oregon is seized of
V3
face when he asked if Mrs. Martindale He is a physician. House Agent—Hum all the lands, tenements and property belonging
CHARLES A MARRINER, Defendant.
was la.
—er—well. I’m afraid truth compels me to said estate and described in the information
To Charles A. Marriner, the above named de­
“No," was the brief reply.
to admit th.it the district Is not too filed in Fiaid cat'?'.» and hereinafter particularly ft* -i la nt:
.described.
“Where is she?"
health.?.—London Opinion.
i THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE­
That all the. right and title to the same
c GON: You are hereby required to appear in the
‘Tn the-country."
escheated to and is vested in the Stato of
,* >. v’ entitled court and cause, and there answer
“Is Mr. Martindale in the city?"
An Endurance Test.
Oregon, which judgment was enrolled and
“No. Mr. Martindale Is dead.”
“Here Is an account of a remark j docketed in the clerk's ofiicc of said Court, in i t! v* Complaint of the plaintiff on file therein
a r.’.nst you. on or before the last day of the time
“Mrs. Martindale hasn't married able endurance test.”
i Jackson County, on the 28th day of June. 1911.
again, has she?” the man asked
Anti, whereas, it was ordered and adjudged j p; scribe] in the Order of Publication of Sum-
“Umphl Some couple been married
I •: ii herein to-wit: th ? 2 »th Jay of August, 1911,
“No. Wlmt's Hint to you?”
i for fifty years?” — Birmingham Age- i that all of: lid lands, and every parcel thereof,
! s lit! date being the expiration of six weeks after
| belonging to said estate and hereinafter described,
Without waiting for a reply she shut Herald.
I lb > date of the first publication of this summons,
! be sold by tho sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon,
the door. The man turned away. He
Mamma’s Joke.
j And you will take notice that if you fail to ap-
in the * ?.mo manner as upon execution at law.
was Oscur Martindale, the man who
I
¡.ear and answer for want thereof, plaintiif will
“Oh, mamma, the hen is sitting on
'THEREFORE, in obedience to said execution,
had disappeared several years before. the vacuum cleaner!”
I apply to the above ent’tled court for the relief
i and as by law provided, 1. will on Monday, thr ' prayM fm- !fi
¡*6m’pWrit. luftcWtfy \titod as
He stood on Ills own doorstep for
“Perlinp» she’s only trying to iny th« * 7tti day of AugusC T51L at tn? front door of the
i follows;
awhile, looking out on the passing dust, denr.”—Yonkers Statesman.
. court, ho't.?■ in the Town of Jacksonville. Oregon,
That the plaintiff be decreed to have a good and
throng, apparently deliberating what
nt the hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of sai I day. soli nt
valid title to the following deseribod real prop­
to do next. Then, starting down tile
' public auction, nil the right, title ami interest of
erty situated in Jackson County, Oregon, and
I '.aid estate in and to the following described
street, he balled n trolley car nnd, rid
scribed as follows, to-wit:
SCARF-PINS FREE
j property, to-wit:
Ing to the outskirts of the city, stop
The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
j
Lotsone
(1).
two
(2),
seven
(7),
eight
(8),
nine
ped at the gnte of n cemetery. Enter­
of Section Thirty-six, Township Forty. South of
j (9) and ten CO) in Block one (1) of the Town of
lug, he walked Into tile Interior and
Range 4, West of the Willamette Meridian.“
Wotxiville, in Jackson County, Oregon, to the
And tha' you the said defendant be required to
stopped ut n lot of which he was the A Phenomenal Offer Made by a ! i highest
bidder for cash in hand, the proceeds of
set forth the nature of your claim to said prop­
owner. There was n central monu
| said sale, less the costs and disbursements of the
New
York
Firm.
erty; that all a'1 verse claims asserted by you be
ment with the nnme Martindale oil it
! sale, to go to the State of Oregon.
ietermin ?d by decree of llr3 court and that by
In raised letters. Underneath was Os­
W. A. JONES,
sail dec ’-co it be declared and adjudged that you
car Martindale, with the date of birth
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Thousands all pver the United States Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 5th day of nave no esl i’:e or interest in or to said promises,
But this shaft held Mr. Martindale's
n ! that ; jU
> i be both enjoined and debarred from
gaze only for n second; then It turned are taking advantage of a generous July, 1911.
Asserting any < i.iim whatever in or to said prem-
upon a little headstone on which was offer of the Gotham Company 1165
sc ’ ad. .rso to ibe ¡»’aintiff, and that plaintiff
the name Edith. The returned man Broadway, N. Y. City, making request
SUMMONS.
nave such other arid further relief as equity may
gave a convulsive shudder. One of Ills fora beautiful gold-plated scarf-pin for I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, require and to the court may seem meet, and that
he have judgment for his costs and disbursements
children had gone. Ills little daughter
IOR JACKSON COUNTY
lady or gentleman, which is mailed to
Mr. Martindale walked back to the any one sending name and address free Fan Francisco Mercantile Union, a corporation, herein to bo taxed.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
city. He had expended his Inst nickel. of charge.
H liiitifT.
Post, b\ ord?r of tlio Honorable J. R. Neil, Judge
Besides, he preferred to walk. Reach­
VS.
This offer is made to introduce their E. S. Morton, Alma V. Morten and Jesse of the County Court for Jackson County. Oregon,
ing the business center, he turned into
which said order was made and entered of record
catalogue
of "general merchandise, Neathamer. Defendants.
a bank nnd. going to the cashier's desk,
on th » 12 h day of July, 1911, and which order re­
To
defendants
E.
S.
Morton
and
Alma
V.
household
goods,
jewelry,
novelties.
said:
quire ■ you to apoear and answer raid complaint
&c. Renders of this paper are re­ M<»rton above named:
“How nre you, Somers?”
on or before the last day prescribed in said order
I n the N ame of the S tate of O regon
The cashier looked at the supposed quested to' send name and address you are hereby required to appear in tho abov for the publication of this summons. The «late of
tramp and asked what he wanted.
immediately, enclosing five two-cent entitled Court and cause and answer the con the first ] ublication is the loth day of July. 1911,
and the date of the last publication is the 26th day
“Five hundred dollars.”
stamps to cover packing and postage. plaint of the plaintiff heretofore filed there; nn of
August. 1SU.
Somers glared. “For whose account?"
i
against
you
within
six
weeks
after
the
date
<
Send to-day and receive without cost
A. E. REAMES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
he asked presently
, the first publication of summons herein, sai
a piece of jewelry that you will be peritxl of six weeks being the time fixed by th-.»
“Martindale. I ntn Oscnr Martin
proud of.
39-5 order for service of the summons herein by piiL-
dale."
Summons.
I lication within which the defendants so served
Tho cashier peered into flie man’s
I are required to appear a.id answer said com­
face for fully half a minute; then,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
plaint, which order for publication bears dat *
Application to Register Title
arising nud taking both of Martin- j
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY
July 27th, 1911.
dale's hands in ills, exclaimed:
I n the circuit COURT of THE STATE OF OREGON
Fred J. Fick, p’ainttff, vs. Laura J.
And if yqjj fail to answer the «aid complaint
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
"For heaven's sake, Oscar, have you 1
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will defendant Suit in E tuity for a Divorce.
come to life?"
To Laura J. Fick, the above named defendant
In the matter of the application of Butler a apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
Half an hour later the cashier sent Thompson Co . a Corporation, to Register Title to said complaint, a succinct statement of whi h IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
fou are hereby notified that you are required to
a telegram to Mrs. Martindale saying thof,,ll'wine-te-o-ilixM t>a. >f land.
relief is as follows:
tpponrand answer the complaint filed against
Beginning at the northeast corner of Donation
For a decree of the Court declaring the deed
that be had news of her husband.
ou in the above entitled court and cause within
Mrs. Martindale replied that she would 1 ,n l , l
N ~O. 37, in Section 2. Township S9 conveyance from E. S. Morton to Alma V. Mo
ten days from the date of the service of this
south. Range 1 west of Willamette Meridian in ton bearing «late October 16th, 1909. and pu
be nt home by the first train.
ummons upon you, if served upon yon within
thence running nofth 89 deg. 44 min. porting to convoy south half of northwe.
Mr. Martindale left the bank with I Oregon:
Jackson County, State of Oregon, or if served
west along the north boundary line of said quarter northeast quarter of northwest quarti
a roll of bills In his pocket, purchased ' ■ Donation
ipon you within any cthgy' county of the State of
Land Claim. 25.50 chain-1: thence south and southwest quarter of northeast quarter «
new apparel and, going to Ilfs house, , 29.N8 chains; thence cast 25..‘K) chains to (he east Section 82. Township 31 south, Rango 3 west « Oregon, then within twenty days from the date
rnng tho bell. When the maid opened boundary line of «aid Donation Land Claim; Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County, Orego
>f the service of this summons upon you: or if
the door he simply said, "MflKfflC* I 111 thence north 0 deg. 20 min. **;i »t along said cast and recorded in Volume 74 of Deeds at pag» 21- «»rved by publication, then on or before the last
Mr. Martindale." mid walked Upstairs. | boundary line 29.76 chams to the place of krin in the office of the recorder of conveyances < iay so prescribed in the order for publication of
lid summons; and you will take notice that if
said county, void and of no effect a*-d that sai J
An hour Inter, after having shaved nnd ning.
taken a bath, he came down, nnd the i To Myron J. Stearns, M. E. Pogue, Mary B. E. S. Morton is now the owner of said real estut« . ou fail to so appear and answer said complaint
said time, plaintiff will take a default and
maid, who had been In doubt what to Powers, Nettie I. Pogue. Henry H. Pogue. Ida <’. appointing a receiver to take and hold the rig! within
lecree against you for the relief prayed for in
do In the matter nnd was about to call ' Gartman, Colonel W. Powuo, Charles Pogue and of redemption of the defendant E. S. Mortot : « complaint, to-wit: for a decree dissolving the
Hester Porter and all whom it may concern, de­ from the sale thereof to one Jesse Neathann
the police, recognized Iter master. He I fendants.
bonds of matrimony now existing between you
in and to said lands and to redeem the same fro?
Informed her that her mistress would
nd tho above named plaintifT, anJ for a further
TAKE NOTICE.
said sale with funds tendered into court for tl
aoon be nt home nnd Inter that he That on the 15th day of Jul». A. D. 1911, an ap­ purpose by plaintiff; ordering a sale of said land lucre*» decreeing plaintiff to be the owner in fee
would go out and order something for plication was filed by Butler & Thompson Co., a subject to such right of redemption in tho d« • imp!« of an undivided one thinl of your un-
tivided one half of the following dem ribed
dinner.
corporation in the Circuit Court of Jackson fondants Morton, an the Court deems just a
At 0 o’clock the table wns sot nnd a County, Oregon for Initial Registrati- s of the decreeing th.*.t the proceeds of such sale be ar • roperty. situate and being in Jackson. County,
tat« or Oregon, to-wit: Lot No. 2, in Block No.
plied to the payment of the expenses of the i\
good dinner prepared, while Mr. Mar title of the land alx»ve deacrilgsi.
in Lundgren's S»»b-division of the Holman
tlndnle awaited the return of bls fam­ Now. unless you appear on or before the 5th day ceivetship and this nuit, for the repayment « \ lotion
to the Town of Jacksonville. In the
of Sep temi Mir, 1911, and show cause why such ap­ the amount advancotl to make siil redemnti,
ily. 1'reeeutly n carriage drove up to
unly and state aforesaid; and for n juigipent
plication shall not be g» anted, the same will be and for the payment of such adament
the house, nnd there was a ring at tho taken ns confessed, and a decree will be entered
uinst defendant for the costs an«] di.-burse-
be obtained by this plaintiff against said de­
bell. As Maggie passed through tho according to the prayer of the application, and fendants
enta of this uuil and for such other and further
Morton in an action at law now pending
hall to answer the summons her mas- you will lx» forever barred from disputing the in said Court against said defendants for the lief as to the Court may seem equitable.
ter directed her to ask her mistress to same.
This summons is publish« 1 in the Jacksonville
recovery of money, and th« surplus, if any. to the
step into the dining room.
defendants Morton or for such other or further re­ Postby orde^f the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge
(REAL)
W. R. COLEMAN.
f tho above entitled Court, which said order was
County Clerk. lief as the Court deems just and equitable looking
Mrs. Martindale entered In a state By FLORA THOMP; ON.
•ade and date*! in chambers on the 16th day of
Deputy
•
to the application of the interests of the defen­
of excitement, followed by her chil­
dants Morton in said real estate towapfa the i une, A. D. 1911. and it is t herein ordered that
dren.
*u appear and answer th© cumplnint on file
"There's a gentleman In the dining To My ron J. Stearns. M. E. Pogue. Mary B. satisfa<*tx>n of the claims of the * *
■ «»rein on ■- r before the expiration of six weeks
Powers. Nettie I. Pogue. Henry II. Pogue. IdaC. E. 9. Morto L set forth in the
nt In 1
room,” »nld the maid.
i
the date- prjwcríbod in saki order as the date
Colonel W. Pogue. Charlo.*» Pogue and suit, which claims amrr«'-’ ite f
I th
Mrs. Martindale led the wny to the Gartiwn,
•f the first publication of this summons.
Heater Porter defendants.
tereet upon >1.212.25 at the rate
l>..r
dining room, nnd there stood her hits-
Tho date of tho first pub) cation of this suni-
In the Name of the State of Oregon. you anti annum fro-n l»ecemb**r 1st. 1
and
band. She fell Into his arms.
•»'>ns and the «late prescribed in the aforesaid
each of yen are hereby summoned and required tcrvRt on !< JM fr »m Jun J’th. I*.
r.ler for the first publicntion of said summons
At the fnnilly reunion dinner, which to appear and answer the applkntion of the per annum, and wkh
of the last pub-
Jure líth. 1911. and thodste of
IT
was later brought In. the hualmnd an I Butler Ä Thompson Co., a mrnomtion. to icgister ra»,e of 7 per cent pel
thereof and on or beí »re wh:ch dat? yon I
father told them that ho had undotibl- the title to the above deaeri bed land, filed in said 1910
e required to appear and answer said complaint 11
Mly suffered one of those sudden Cairi, on the 15th day of July, 1911. on or before Date 1 July 27. 1911,
July 29lh. 1911.
*
NEFF A MEALEY.
la|Mcs of memory that are not of ft •ix weeks from the date «>f the first publication
of thia summons: which date of first publication
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
frequent occurrence.
I ìm July 22nd, 1911, and the last da> is September
O Deli Bldg.. Metiford, Ore«
11'estroyed forever; nine casts cut of
ten uro cau'j I by Cttarrh, which is
iiathpi^ tut an inflam -I condition of
ina-1 is surfaces.
Wj wiil give One Hundred Dollars
for any ciuof Dj.ifn.-ss (caused by
c Uarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall s
Cit irrh Care. Scn l for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Tak j Hall's Family Pills for Consti­
pation.
Barfegr
HOT OR COLD OATHS
A genl lor
Medford Domestic Laundry
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
In the Good Oíd Summer
e
Go to .7/ f
For Ice
j
Cream. Ices arci Cold
Fountain Drinks.
-3£* : to i ¿2_ ' säl ocæ;-.
J. W. ROBINSON, M.
Handles a full line of Drug
Novel tie
Stationery, Cigars, Toilet Articles, Perfumes,
Tablets, Books, Magazines and Periodicals.
A. Complete Line of Post Cards
Always on Hand
J
Phones Home 65; Pacific 1201
“THE ROOF MAN”
♦
Tar and (¡¡ravel and Patent Roofs
Roof Painting and Repairing
25 IK Main Street,
MEDFORD, OREGON
o> .
- w
Charles F. Dunfoi d
DR AY AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
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