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Perpetual Youth A Case In Which It Would Not Work Well By F. A. MITCHEL would come when his daughter. Wil helmine, would long tor age. If not for Fulminate of Mercury. A peculiarity of fulminate of mer death. Her associates would grow old while she would remain young. She cury Is that It produces a shock to would have experience which is In I which all other substances are sensi compatible with youth. She would tive, and its supreme value as an ex belong neither to her own generation plosive rests in this fact and in the nor the one next below her. Having known liability of all explosives to be nq proper .position, being identified ; detonated by more or less distant ex- with no particular age. she would he a rpl'tslons. There 1» a current of sympa I worse- enemy to herself thsn.jhe mi thetic influence In these terrible chem crobe that produces the decay of old ical compositions that is as strange as ii£e. All in vaiu. The oppartunity to It is dangerous. What Is required to 1 preserve bis daughter’s youth u tid produce explosion is the rapid genera t^eauty was too tempting for him. He tion of great heat atong with large quantities of oxygen. In gunpowder, Have me no pence till 1 consented. "When 1 began to give Wilhelmine for Instance, the nitrate of potash the antitoxin she was sixteen years (saltpeter), which Is the chief ingre old. Hers was my first case and my dient. is practically imprisoned oxygen, only one in practicing upon a human and when it 1» decomposed along with bhlng after having satisfied myself of charcoal an immense beat is developed, tfie efficacy of my remedy, and nntu- which causes the gases to expand sud r»lly my eljiyts were not at once suc denly, hence explosion. cessful. J. djj), not completely arrest Mournful. Wilhelmloe’s-, qqtural decay till she Emma sent her plate back three was laldway' between seventeen and times to be filled with turkey, and she ejghtedi.”'* (Vyn IJuest paused and resumed his was helped bountifully each time. Fi nally she wns observed to look regret Pipe, fully at the unfinished portion of her I .“Well, professor.” said Reinhard im- dinner. patiently, "go on.” “What's the trouble, Emma?” asked "Ju wrtit.way? In the case of Wll- Uncle John. “You look mournful.” hehnkie Weisbard there are many sto “That’s just the trouble.” said Em ries. t \}’bat would you prefer to know ma. “I am more’n full,” and then she a pout her?” wondered why all the others lnughed- 'Reinbnrd thought a few minutes, tlien asked big,-friend to tell him if the —Youth's Companion. of Joseph Randles and against H. C. B -nney. Anna Bonney. P. A. Bonney and Bertha Bonney for Four Thousand (M'-XI.OO) Dollars with inter- J9tttlwrgpp from said lSlh day of July 1910 at the rate of 6 per cent per annum and Four Hundred ttiobro) Dollars attorney's te s. Public notice is hereby itiven that I will on MONDAY. APRIL 21st. 1913. At the front door of the Court House in Jackson ville. Jackson County. State of Oregon at 10 o'p'oek in the for«»n«ion of said day sell at Public AhctiAn to the highest bidder for cash in hand the following described real property: TheNorth- ws-stnuaxtarof the South vest onartar (N W 14 of S W ’ «> and the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter (S W '« of N W '4) oi Section three (3): the East half of the Southeast quarter (E ' ■: oi S E '/,), the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter (N W Viol SE '/,); and fcfast half of the Southwest quarter IE Is of S W Ve) ot Section Four (4) and the Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter (N E 14 of N W 14). of Section nine (9) all in Township Thirty Sefen (37). South of Hanse two (2) East of Wijlamett« Meridian, in Jackson County. Dragon, according to government survey, containing three -hundred and twenty acres. muix,.qr leks.’together with all the tenements herjditairients and appurttviancea thereunto belong«^ or in anywise apnestaffiihir. Taken and levied upon as tho property of |h<- said defendants or da jciush thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judge.iSnis above, hien- tioned together with all the dibits and disburse ments that have or may acorue. I’ated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this lStfi iay of March, 191S. AUG. D. S1NGLER, Sheriff. I Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. Change in Southern Pacific Time By virtue of an execution and order of sale duly issued by the Clerk of .th ? Circuit Court of the County of Jackson. State of Oregon dated the 22th day of March. 1913. in a certain action in the Circuit Court for said County of Jackson, and State of Oregon, wherein E. H. French a3 de fendant recovered judgment against Joe M. Derry and Claire L. Derry for the sum of Twenty One Hundred Dollars ($2190.00). together with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 30th day of January, 1912 also the sum of $259.00 as an attorney's fee, together with costs and disbursements of this suit. Public Notice is hereby given that I will on MONDAY APRIL 28th. 1913. At the frontdoor of the Court House in Jackson ville, Oregon in said County and State at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day sell at Public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following describe 1 real property . Lot3 numbered Fifteen (15), Sixteen (16) and Seventeen (17) in Block Number Two (2) Helm’s Addition to the City of Medford. Oregon. Taken and levied upon a< the property of the said Joe M. Derry and Claire L. Derry, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy sai l judg ment in favor of the said E. H. French with in terest thereon, together with all costs and dis bursements that have or may accrue. Dated at Jacksonville, Oragon this 22nd day of March, 1913. AUG. D. SINGLER. Sheriff of Jackson County, Or« gon. > I Table. Effective January lat, 1910. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. 20 Portland Passenger .........7:30. A,M. 24 Grants Pass Motor. ....10:31 A.M. 32 Grants Pass Motor. ......4:58 P.M. 14 Oregon Express.... ......... 6:46 P.M. 16 ” ‘Oregon Express... .........6:58 P.M. 12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M SOUTH SOUND TRAINS. .■.8:45 À.M. “I see by the newspapers.” said Rein hard. "that these institute fellows who 13 California Express .......... 16:52 A.M I have been substituting knee joints in 2:24 P.M the legs of human beluga and other 31 Ashland Motor wise repairing the human body claim P.M San Francisco Express. ..3:35 15 that they are on the way to cut out ■u-«stances which lead to decay or 11 Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M- bring on old age and when they suc ce» J we shnll always be able to re ma in young.” ’ il’m!" grunted Von Buest contemp- tnmikly. “Iou seem to doubt the possibility of ¡ •uch a result.” -------------------------------------------------- "Doubt it? It has been done long Sp- nking will not cure children of age.” Cough Medicine fbr Children. wetting the bed, because it iB not a "Been done long ago! What do you Too much care connot be used in selecting habit but a dangerous disease. The mean, professor?” Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under a cough medicine for children, it should l»e pleasant to take, contain no harmful eub- C. !!. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, Professor Von Buest took his pipe .lance and be n^ost effectual. Chamberlain’« Execution. out of bls mouth—be was always girl gained or lost by’Tefbniiiing young Cough Remedy meets t! ■•<■ requirement« Chicago, Ill., have discovered a art oklng—and. looking the other In the and why. The Return. aid is a favorit with the mo'.hers of young strictly harmless remedy for this ¡ "I believe,” said the cheery philoso Notice of Final Settlement. eye. said: liildren everyrl.ere. For sale by al! Dull "What you usk to know." replied the "Reinhard, the conceit of this age Is pher. “that for every single thing you IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON COUNTY. er...—A lvei ‘• -ciiieiit. ’distrssing disease and to make professor, “has In itself many branch- Intolerable. Most of our discoveries give away two come back to you.” I nown'.its merits they will send a 50c. l es. 1 will coniine myself to one—Wll- OREGON are accidental, though I will admit “That’s my experience,” said Pham- i belinine's relations to her husband. S. <.. WHITTINGTON package securely wrapped and pre In the Matter of the Estate of Nelson Hosmer, f.ic Hoosfir, that nowadays our scientists are draw- ! ley. “Last June I gave away my She married Max Menzel, She was Pres, and Meg. Secy, end Treat deceased. Itx: out nature’s secrets by scientific daughter, and she and her husband paid Absolutely Free to any reader then twenty, he thirty. He grew old; Notice Is hereby given. That Grant Mathews, experiment. Why shouldn't whut has came back to us iu August” of The Jacksonville Post. This re his wife remained young. Her father the Executor of the last will and of the estate of ogue iver V alley been accidentally discovered today one day came to me with a cloud upon Nelson Hosmer, deceased, has filed his final ac medy also cures frequent desire to bave been accidentally discovered be- ! Lucky. I count in the above entitled court and cause, and his brow mid told me thnt his son-in- fore?’ bstract itle o Dentist (prodding a patient's gum In that Monday, April 7. 1913. at the hour of ten urinate and inability to control urine luw. who was getting gray and other “Because such discoveries electrify during the night or day in old or wise showing signs of age, was mak search of a fragment of root)—Funny, o'c’oek A. M.. at the County Court Room In the (I ncorporated ) the world, and we all know of them.’’ ing his wife miserable by bls jealous I don’t seem quite to feel it. Patient Court House at Jacksonville, in Jackson County. young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. Only new up-to-date Abstract Oregon, has. by order of the judge of the above “Some ot them do now that knowl behavior. She was still young and (ironical in spite of the pain)—You're In entitled court, been designated as the time and luck! edge is so widely diffused. But you is an Old Reliable House, write to Plant in Jackson County. beautiful and attracted younger men place for the hearing of said final account and wb« are German know that there still them today for the free medicine. than himself. Bell Phone Jacksonville 11. the settlement of the same, and all persons having remain in the fatherland those who in Bringing It Homs. objections thereto are hereby notified to present “From time to time Weisbard ciime Cure the afflicted members of your Home Phone Jackson 2006 vestigate for the love of science sud, Her Father—What are you and young the same at said time and place. to me to tell me that matters between family, then tell your neighbor? and de-plslng the world, do not ill ways Shortlelgb going to live on In case you Medford, Pacific Main 2511 Dated this 7th day of March. 1913. Ids son-in-law and daughter were go I give out their dlHcoverles, and when marry? His Daughter—Well, if you GRANT MATHEWS. friends about this remedy. Medford, Home 356 ing from bad to worse. At last be con they do It is because they will benefit must know. papa, look in the mirror. Executor. fessed that be regretted having urged mankind.” -------------e®o—-------- me to give the latter perpetual youth. “What do you mean by saying that ; 8ummit of the Rhine. SUMMONS the elixir of life has been discovered ?" ! ” 'I have given her perpetual youth.’ She—And when you visited Germany I replied, ’only so long as It may be de IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON i “J did not say that. Listen to me did you go up the Rhine? He—Rather, sired.’ IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. I and 1 will impart a secret. Pasteur right up to the very top, and a magnifi Sarah Wilcox. Plaintiff. “ Ills face lighted with pleasure. did not begin our present methods of cent view there is from the summit! vs. ml robv-luvcHtlgatlon. Jenner began it ’Cun you re-establish the ordinary proc Charles Wilcox, Defendant, Suit in Equity ess of growing old?’ he asked. a eutury ago. Why should the Idea There’s nothing but what's benralle for a Divorce. " 'There is nothing to re-estnbllsh. la> dormant from the time of Jenner's us long as a man can work.—Eliot To Charles Wilcox, the above named defen siii.gestlou till I’asteiir took It up and Let your daughter stop taking the anti dant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You toxin mid the nutural decay will be re are hereby notified that you are required to ap developed It? It did not lie dormant. sumed.' pear in the above entitled court and cause and Many scientists thought about it. and Notice For Publication. "I did not see Weisbard for a week, answer the complaint of plaintiff therein on file some made experiments based on the against you within ten days from the date of DEPARTMENT OF T IE INTERIOR Idea of vacclnutlou which Jenner pro- at the end of which time he looked the service of this summons upon you if served more lugubrious than ever. I asked U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, poi.nded. within Jackson County. State of Oregon, or if him what troubled him. He told me March 21. 1913. “It is needless to tell you bow I ho Notice is hereby given that Carl J. Schmidt, of served within any other county of the State of es»« a scientist. You know all about that he had proposed to his du tighter Oregon, then within twenty days from thedateof Runcorn. Oregon, who, on Nov. 22. 1906. made It. 1 was born a scientist. When 1 to cease taking my antitoxin and she Homestead Entry Serial, No. 04096. for SE 14 such service upon you. or if served by publica wee a little l>oy I was wondering what hnd flatly refused. Weisbard had very NE 14, Sectio 1 4, Township 40 S, Range 2, West tion or out of the state, after an order of publi be i the clouds In position, why ob unwisely told bis son-in-law that tils Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten cation, then on or before the last day so pre We are revising our lists ready for the jects were reflected In soup bubbles, «lfe could resume the process of fol tion to make Five year Proof, to establish claim scribed in the order for publication of said sum spring trade. If you have real estate to dis how animals walked. When 1 was six lowing him to old age If she chose, and to land ubove described, before W. H. Cat on mons. which last day is April 2Gth, 1913: and you ! will take notice that if you fail to so appear and pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands years old I killed my pet kitten to see he had urged her to do so. She wus United States Commissoner. at Medford, Oregon, answer said complaint within said time, plaintiff 1 Its works, which I supposed to be si in obstinate, mid a quarrel had ensued on the 9th day of May. 1913, for sale, we have a number of prospective will apply to the above entitled court for an or Claimant names as witnesses; A. S. o. Kein« Ila- to those of a dock. That may between the two that bld fair to wreck buyers who expect value for their money. hammer, of Bunconi, Oregon. Harry Luy, of der of default and for a decree against you for ae« n shocking to yon. but It was tho tlielr happiness forever—that is, all Jacksonville, Oregon. J. F. Crump, of Jackson the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: « that was left of it. We can sell your property at a price for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony ben'tinlng of Investigations which led “And here, toy friend, conies an ln- ville, Oregon, C, W. Pursel, of Buncom, Oiegon. heretofore ami now existing between you and me to prolong life. equal to its fdll value but do not want any B. F. JONES. Register. stance of the unlty of nature. A unity the plain.tiff herein, and for such other, further " \t eighteen I left the university. I listed at fictitious or “Boom” price. that Is best for us always, though and different relief as to the Court may seem ha«l found the professors a stupid lot. equitable. there are numerous instances In which hm ding down what they considered This summons is published in the Jacksonville we believe her ile< fees are misfortunes. knowledge from one generation to lin Post by order of the Hon. F. L. TouVelie. Judge There was every reasou why Frau citi -r. Some of It was knowledge, blit of the County Court of Jacksen County. State of Menzel should grow old. Anil yet I he most of It was error. .The first IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Oregon, and which order wns made and dateti those old tellu Vs like I’ouee de Leou on the 13th day of March. A. D. 1913, and it is president of this republic. Washington, OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY were colitllilliiill seeking for the elixir R. R. R. therein ordered that you appear and answer the w. killed by just such men. who. fol of life A mail .nay be satisfied to complaint of plaintiff on file herein on or befort OF JACKSON. low ng an undent theory of letting OFFICE:-Bank of Jack grow old, ii woman never. This one the e spirati n of six weeks from the date pre i Gertrude Loraine Norton, plaintiff, bleed in case of fever, tiled the Father scribed in sai . rder as the dute of the first pub- having pi-rpetual youth would never sonville Bldg. Upstairs VR. of tils Country to dentil I came into lication I-! this summons. give It up. though It threw her out of Elmer Howard Norton, defend Ant. my estate soun after leaving tho uni The date of the first publication of this sum- harmony with the rest of the universe. i Suit in Equity for a divorce. ver Ity. a landed property In Pomera- m ins hiiu the date prescribed in the aforesaid ! l. ¿¿a* KKseanmrEBaKHnsKr "At first It seemed Ihnt remaining To Elmer Howard Norton, the ab^ve r.am%l tilii >n the Baltic sen. There, rid of the young with order for the first publication of this summ >r.s is her children would be a i defen lant: March 15, 191?, and the date of the last pubiica- false knowledge that flooded the world. boon to her In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are It did not turn out so A tion there >f and on cr before which date you are ] e ’:ihitsheil my Inboratory. nivlaiiclioly phase of life Is that we hereby notified that you are required to appear requii ed to answer said complaint is April 26th. “I followed up the killlug of my kit i ciinuot be of I lie next geuerntion be in the above ent'tied court, and cause and arswer 1913. the complaint of plaintiff therein on file apain.st ten hy an onslaught upon such luferlor nentli us. Even a young body will H. K. HANNA. not you within ten days from the date of the serv ce am unis as would give me the secrets ' bridge that gulf. At Jacks..nvlllle, Oregon. Attorney for the I 1 of this summons upon you if served within Jack- Piulnlilt. of sture. I worked twenty years, nt “Every year after this the husband son County. State of Orejron, or if served within th- end of which time I discovered nil , grew older, while the wife remained any other county of the State of Oregon, then an’itoiln for the decay that accompa | vining uni) iiemitlful. and every year within Twenty Days fr'»m the date of such ser Notice of Executors’ Sale. Illes age.” I the gulf between them grew wider. vice upon you. or if served by publication, or out IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF “iVliy, professor!" Interrupted Rein- I After nwhile of the state, after an order for publication, then j It becnqie a case of De- FRANK ENNIS. DECEASED. li»«'I "You are seventy and you look remlivr mid Muy. The older Frau on or before the last day so prescribed in the I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned order for publication of said summons, which ' sei -nty. If you discovered this anti- Menzel grew in years the more pleus- of the estate of Frank Ennis, deceased. toxin, why did you not arrest the ef ed she wiis wltb the attention of hot day is May 3rd., 1913; and you will trike j ' executors Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to notice that if you fail to so appear and answer under and by virtue of an order of the County fe« s of age In yourself?" young men They, while pleased with I Court for Ji.ckson County. Oregon, duly made all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or “Net so fast, my friend. At the time her Is-mity. found In Iler mi experience said complaint within said time, pla ntiff will | , and entered of record on the 10th day of March. apply to the above entitled court for an order of i J m ide the discovery I was forty years which did nut accord with their own default and for a »iecree against ywu for the re 1913, will at Jacksonville. Oregon, on and after too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water. via I could not bring back my youth, exuliermice This led to a continued lief prayed for in her complaint, tc-wit: for a Monday, the 14th day of April. 1913. at the hour ■nd th, Iwglnnlng of disease Is the dlsnpiHilntment In her that soured her decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony hereto of 10 o’clock A. M. of said April 11th. sell at time to arrest It. There Is another rea disposition Tfie couple'» bickerings fore and row existing between you and he' private sale to the highest bidder for ca«h all ■m. I did not hunt for my antitoxin wore on W elsiaird. who repronched plaintiff herein, and to restore her to her maiden the ritfht. title and interest of said decedent in 1 lie« lose I wished to live forever, since himself for being the emise of their n.vmo of Gertru e Loraine Dunnington. and for and to the following described real property in such other, further and different relief as to the Jacksons ille. Jackson County. Oregon, to-wit: I I- • •w tills would bring me Intolerable trouble». All that portion of Lot 8 in Block 7 os laid down Court may seem equitable. nil-i-rjr. I experimented to satisfy my mis one thing that "Ami .vet tliorp I This summons is published in the Jacksonville ! ' on the official plat of the Town (now City* of till t Tor knowledge, And now I can would have undone, partly at least, Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins. Judge Jacksonville. Oregon, described as beginning at en l lain to you why the world never nil the mischief. All that was needed of th<s above entitled court, and which order was I i the South East corner of said Lot 8 and running gol i ny secret. I did not wish to cause wns for Wilhelmine to stop taking the made and dated on the 21st. day of March 1913. thence Northerly 100 feet more or less to the and it is therein ordered that you apixar and ' 1 North East corner of said Lot 8; thence Wester- my ' fellow men to suffer. At my pres- antitoxin answer the comp'aint of plaintiff on file herein on I lv along the North boundary of said Lot 8. 25 feet eie I age I bate lived too long Had 1 "Thnt could scarcely be expected.” or before the expiration of six wet kn from the j I more or loss to a post and board fence between tin physical strength of youth the remarked Itelnlinrd. 'How did the date prescribed in said order as the date of the I i the property of the said Ennis and Eleanor Jane ine - fal ennui of age would In- with me in i Kubli: thence Southerly with the said po«t and first publication of this summons. An 1 what would iln- «-ii-iiil tie In an "U lu-ti I ■••• hi if --el wns fifty years The date of the first publication of this rum- board'fence as the west boundary of said Lot ot •r-eii-iit» or tvl -i- sei*.ntv yenrs? • id -II« h -. o ii <l uafi nge a year ngo— mons and tho date prescribed in the aforesaid ' 100 feet more or less to the South boundary of lu tin- mneli region ill winch I/ im - i I she «as a very singular couiisniud. order for the first publication of this summons is sail Lot 8; thence Easterly along the South line ] I J one congenial Hieiiii—Weisbard. Iinvlng a youthful body anil au old March 22, 1913. and the date of the last public*- ! of said Lot 8. 50 feet more or less to the point of HI taste» were not my tastes or I mind. One evening, having forcixl her tian thereof ami on or before which date yo.i are beginning, the above described property being vlio iId ImTe listed him. In bls world I husband, who mis now sixty, to take required to answer said complaint is May. 3rd., the same property heretofore conveyed by deed to Frank Ennis by T. J. Kenney. Administrator fou-d womethlug different something her to a ball, »he Insisted on dancing 1913. of James Elliott Estate. Eleanor Jane Kubli. A. H. K. HANNA. to reshen me To him alone I con the turkey trot, which wns Just ap- At Jacksonville. Oregon. Att -rn-y for the E Reames and others Excepting only there tided my secret. I hnd cause to re penriiig In fiishlomible society. When Plaintiff. from the property heretofore conveyeti by Frank ■ret my confidence, He had a dailgb the pair reached home there was a Ennis to Eleanor Jane Kubli bv dee ! dated Sept. ter ilfteen years old. a lovely, beanti violent quarrel, the result of which 2t>ih. 1912 recorded in Vol. 97 Page 273 Deed RiTords of Jackson Countv. Oregon. fill girl. -Could you keep her as she was never known, but the couple were Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this l'th day Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. is .oday.' be said to me. ’the rent of never seen out together again. Soon of March. 1913. mi 'Ife would tie supremely happy. * 1 after this the husband died, and the Rv virtue of an execution and order of sale Inly H. K. HANNA and “ sighed. for I knew thnt • desire wife discovered that the antitoxin issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the JAME^ M CR3N‘ OILI ER to preserve his daughter's youth would ccnsisl to affect her. Her youth mid Count* of Jackson. State of Ort gon dated the Executors of the Estate of Fra ik Ennis, m:i ter nlm and he would pursue me liemity siidilciil.v collapsed. Ill a night 17th day of March 1913 in a certain action tn the DeeoaFOd. till I consented to give her perpetuili she lind grown old and ugly.” Clrt i’l C-nort f« r the County <f Jackson, and I pal<1 no atteottou to this "What « .is the mutter with the mitt S- ’o cf Oren r wherein Untie Campbell ns .*<" tn. 1 fere is a i*'»tran who speaks lYcO r P’r:”tiff recfwoed j« di emeat ageinsf H. C. B.m- firs broad hint, hut It came ngnln and toxin?" nskisl It•-1 uhanI scnal kn-'wkMgo and Jone? experience,’ nrv 3nra Eo .-y, I*. A Hn»»n Rerthx W "rev. a and tlnuily took the form of n "I mis milking It for her and after •r (’» Four Thi-UM»nd Three tlundrud Twen.y ^ir». 1\ H. Rr^faiijof Wii.«on, ra., who« •ter vjtc re«|iie>«t her quarrel »Illi her liustuind over the oo) Dollar*, with interest thereon from “1 know from vxj»erience thatChsru«»crialn » *F.<* a year I resistisi nssiiring dmice I «■•vised to put in the prouu- said 1st day cf Autust 1912. at the rate of 8 per ’’ igh Iiciuedy i* far 8ii|*eri<>r to any other U. ji too rd that If I consented the lay lug red lent».” | cent |»ei annum, and $260.60 Attorney’s fees, and «•'or croup therein nothing that excels iL' whereas a judgment was also rendered in favor i Fcr sale by all dealers R A 23 Ashland Motor BETTER THAN SPANKING R -T C By listing it with us Summons Rogue River Realty Co Jacksonville, Ore Charles F. Dunford DRAY AGE JACKSONVILLE OREGON