Summons.
The Youths Companion in 1914
HE FLEW
HIGH
NIGH UNIO
DEATH
By ALBERT L. FORD
By ALVA R. HUNTINGTON
' defendants and each of them be forever en-
1 joined and debarred from asse-tin« any claim
whatever in or to said land and premises adverse
l to the plaintiff, ■nnd-for such other relief "as this
~~ Seven college presidents and a num-' ' State of Oregon, Plaintiff.
Honorable Court may deem meet and equitable
V8.
i That the real property affected by this suit is
bdr of college instructors, including ex
F. A. Hyde and A. S. Baldwin, de ■ situat«jd In the County of Jackson and State of
President Taft, will contribute to The
Oregon, and described as follows:
fendants.
Youth’s Companion during 1914.
Beginning at the southwest corner of Donation
To F. A. Hyde ar.d A. S. Baldwin,
Then there is Gene Stratton Porter
| Land Claim number 51. in Township 37 South of
ahove named defendants.
whose stories of Indiana woods swamps
j Range 1 West of the Willamette Meri lian. and
I n the N ame of the S tate of O re
avs made her famous, and Kate Doug gon , you and each of you are hereby r unning ther.ce north 11.78 chains to or near the
las Wiggin, who never wrote a dull line required to appear and answer the center of Bear Creek; thence south 5m degrees
east, 8.9fi chains along the channel of said creek;
in her life, and Mrs. Burton Harrison, complaint filed against you in the thence south 84H degrees east 7.54 chains to a
above
entitled
suit
on
or
before
the
who remembers when conversation was
stake; thence west 11.28 chains to the place of
29th day of November, A. D. 1913,
really an art as practised in Washing and if you or either of you fail to so beginning, containing 7.64 acres, more or less.
Also, beginning at the northwest corner of the
ton and in the manor houses of Virgin i appear and answer, for want thereof
E. E. Gore Donation Land Claim number 48. in
ia. And this is just a beginning of the i the plaintiff will apply to the court for Township 37 South of Range 1 West of the Wil
I the relief prayed for in the complaint, lamette Meridian, and running thence north
list.
a succinct statement of which is as
If you know The Companion, you follows: a decree cancelling and an 11 chains and 12 links, thence south 51 degrees
have a pretty 'dear idea of what is in nulling certa-n deeds of the State of and 15 minutes west 25 chains and 82 links to the
west side of the county road; thence south 10
store for next year’s readers. If you Origon to A. S. Baldwin of date May degrees east, on the west line of the county road
do not know, ask us to send you sam 19th, 1899; a certain deed of the State 1 chain and 26 links; thence east 19 chains to the
of Oregon to F. A. Hyde dated July
ple copies —for instance, »hose contain 10th, 1899; certain deeds of A. S. Bald- west line of said donation land claim; thence
ing the opening chapters of Arthur • win and Emma C , his wife to F. A. north on said last mentioned west line 6 chains
and 22 links to the piace of beginning, contain
Stanwood Pier’sfineserial—“His Fath Hyde dated June 7th. 1899, and cer ing 18 acres, more or less.
tain
deeds
of
F.
A.
Hyde
and
Filena
er’s Son.” Full Announcement for T., his wife to United States of Amer This order is published by order of the Hon.
1914 will be sent with the sample cop ica dated June 14th, 1899, June 22nd, F. M. Calkins. Judge of the above entitled Court,
ies.
18W and July 28th, 1899, each pretend duly made and filed on the 17th day of Septem
ber. 1913.
For the year’s subscription of $2.00 ing to convey certain lands situate in
MULKEY & CHERRY.
Township
31
South,
Range
2
East,
there is included The Companion Prac Township 32 South, Range 4 East, and
Medford. Oregon, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. FOR JACKSON i’OUNTY.
•‘Mr. Wilson.” snfd Billy Morehouse,
It was at a time when the trans-
■tandiug meekly before a stern looking tnisttissippl country was developing, and
man with mutton chop whiskers and instead of the iron horse, with Its train
beetling brows, “1 have come with dashing along at the rate of fifty miles
your daughter Jennies consent to ask
an hour, the stagecoach lumbered nt
you for her ns my wife.”
Ths gentleman looked nt the young the rute of five or six. One of these
tuan la-fore him. • rldently framing a coaches left Denver one morning,
sentence to crush him. When It came struck the mountains at Golden City,
mounted to the highest point und mov
It was like a bolt from heaven.
“You, u steeplejack, marry my daugh ed on downward and upward alternate
ter! Do you think me a fool? What ly toward Georgetown.
kind of a business la yours anyway?
On the top of the coach a gentleman
You risk your life for $.’0. perhaps, and and his fumlly were enjoying the
■»hen you’ve done it once you do it scenery. The driver sat on his box
again. You go up a spire in the pres trying to keep awake, for he bad been
ence oj, u gaping crowd. Do you sup- drinking, while beside him sat a young
pose they would tie watching you If It man whose costume denoted that be
were not for the probability of seeing was a resident of the region. The
you tumble down and get mashed into coach reached the top of an ascent,
a Jelly? And what kind of a life would and the road In front wound downward
your wife lead? She would be in con- in one of those frequent dips in the tical Home Calendar for 1914, and all Township 35 South, Range 4 East of
stunt expectation of seeing your batter mountains. It had begun the descent, the issues of the paper for the remain Willamette Meridian, all in Jacason
County, Oregon, and to cancel and an
ed remains brought home In a wagon.
and the young man sitting beside the ing weeks of 1913, dating from the nul all other contracts, certificates of
“Mnrry my daughter! No. air.”
driver, noticing that lie had failed to time the subscription is received.
sale, applications, etc , mentioned in
Billy bung his betid and said nothing put on tlie brake, looked aside at him
The Youth’s Companion, 141 Berke the complaint relating to said lands
for a few moments. Then be looked to see what it meant. The fellow was ley St., Boston, Muss. New subscrip described therein or any part thereof,
up and asked:
»nd for costs and disbut sements, and
asleep and had not only failed to tions received at this offie.
such other and-further relief as max
“If I abandon the ancient and bon ••brake.“ blit had let go his hold on I
to the court seem equitable in the
orable steeplejack business for some the reins, which were now down on tlie
premises.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
other would you give your consent?"
pole.
This summons is published in pur-
By virtue of an execution and order of sale duly
"The occupation Is ancient and not
A punch in the ribs awoke the driver,
suance of an order of the Honorable
dishonorable," was the reply. "If you I who. seeiug tlie reins dangling from issued out of the Circuit Court of the County of F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en
Jackson, State of Oregon, upon a judgment
want my daughter—and she wants you the pole and the coach roiling rapidly rendere 1 and docketed in said Court on the 6th titled Court, made and entered on the
or she wouldn’t have sent you to me— down tlie crooked road. Jumped from day of September, 1913, in a suit wherein A. L. 15th day of October. 1913,directing »his
you’ll huve to look up in the matter of bls seat, preferring rather to be injur Vroman is plaintiff and Delia C. Clement is de summons to be published for six con-
an occupation. My son-in-law must fly ed by u fall on tlie stony road than to fendant, in favor of the plaintiff and against seeutivo weeks in the Jacksonville
higher than being a steeplejack. It’s be hurled over a precipice he knew to the said defendant. Delia C. Clement for the sum Post, a weekly newspaper of general
of One Hundred Forty-three and 99-100 Dollars circulation printed and published it.
too late for you to study a profession, be at a turn farther down.
($143.99) with interest thereon from said 26th day Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon.
but you muy yet make a business man
There were shrieks from the women of March. 1913, at the rate of 6 per cent per an
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 15th
of yourself. There are many occupa passengers, while tlie men were para
num and the further sum of Eleven ($11.00) day of October, 1913.
tion* far more commenduble than that lyzed. But among tlie latter there was Dollars costs. ¡Which said execution is dated
Date of first publication Oct. 18,1913
of climbing steeples.”
Date of final publication Nov.29,1913
one exception. The young man left October Kith, 1913, and Was directed and delivered
A. M. CRAWFORD,
“It doesn’t do for a man to waste alone on tlie I m > x let himself down ou to me as sheriff of the above named County and
Attorney for Plaintiff
bls time learning to do things and the pole, gathered up the reins, clilull State. I have levied upon and am directed
then abandon them. Suppose I should ed back on to the box and put on the to sell by virtue of such execution and decree of
become proficient in something as I ntn brake. The horses were b.v this time the Court the following described property
Summons
in climbing steeples and you' should so wild and the speed so great that It to-wit:
All of Block Five (5) of th«? Highland Park IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR THE
not be satisfied with it and then I was very dltficult to control tlie one
Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson Count’,
learned something else, and then”—
and lessen the other. Not an eighth of Jregon, also Lot Four (4) of Block Sevcnty- COUNTY OF JACKSON, STATE OF OREGON
"You engage in something above a mile distant was the turn in the t'lree <73), of the origin'll townsite of Medford. NELSON RAY GRAHAM PLAINTIFF,
V8.
ateeplejacklng and you may have Jen road, with a gulf a thousand feet deep Jackson Count*, Oregon.
QUEENIA ESTELLE GRAHAM. DEFEN
nie, provided it pays you enougli to ! on one side. The cries and shrieks had
Now the »forejby virtue of said execution and
DANT. Suit in Equity for Divorce.
support her.”
1 ceased with tlie effort thus far made deer* e, 1 will on
To Queenia Fstelle Graham, the above named
“All right Mr. Wilson. I’ll try to fly to regain control, and every eye was MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 24th, 1913,
Defendant:
higher thnn steeplejacking."
at
tne
hour
of
9:30
o
’
clock
A.M..
at
the
front
doo»
fixed on tlie danger ahead, every breath
I n the N ame of tiif . S tate of O i . egon , You
The lust words were not heard by held in terror.
of the Court House in Jacksonville. Jackson Coun arc hereby r quired to appear and answer the
ty,
Oregon,
sell
at
public
auction,
subject
to
re
tlie elder man. He had no confidence
complaint • f the above named plaintiff in the
The man on the box kept a firm ha mt
in Billy’s ability to make a living nt on the reins ami pushed with all Ills demption.to the Highest bidder, for cash In hand, abovi* entitled Court, nowon fil-i with the Clerk
all
of
the
right,
title
and
interest
of
the
said
de
of said Court, within ten days from the date of
anything except the line he had fallen strength with his right foot on the
fendant in and to the real property above de
Into and felt perfectly safe in agree bleak. There was a lessening of the scribed, to satisfy the judgment contained in service of this summons upon you, if nerved in
ing to give Ills daughter to him provid speed, but would it be ¡educed siitti said decree, together with ah costs that have or Jacks n County, Oregon, but if ,s< rved in any
other County in the State of Oregon, then with
ed he could support her by a more ac clently to go safely round the curve? may accrue.
in twenty days from the date of the service of
ceptable occupation.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 17th day of this summon < upon you; or if personally served
The hearts of those whose Ilves were
Six months passed, and Mr. Wilson nt stake were throbbing in time with October, 1913.
upon you out of the State of • regon, then with
W. H. SINGLER.
heard nothing more of Ills would be tlie Jumping of tlie horses. When the
in six weeks after the date of such >er. ice; and
Sh«*i -ff of'Jackson Countp, Oregon.
clfnibltig son in law. He kept nn eye turn was reached tlie velocity was
if served by publication thereof, then within six
By E. W. WI .SON. 1 eputy.
on his daughter and was reassured at still so great that there was little hope.
weeks from the date of the first publication: and
-nu ate hereby notified that if you fai! to appear
not seeing any evidence of dissatisfac The women n*coininen<*ed to shriek.
<nd answer said complaint, as hereby required,
tion oh her part. lie wna congratular
“St«>|> that!" saiil the driver. ••You’ll Sé ninons for Publication in Fore- •he plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re
lng himself that she hud forgotteu the excite the horses.”
closute of Tax Lien.
lief demanded in said complaint, namely, a de
steeplejack tiiiiu when one day she
The cries censed. There was no IN TUE CIRCUIT COUR I OF THE STATE OF cree dissolving the marriage contract existing
said:
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
sound except what came from the
“»«.•tween vnu and th.* said plain; iff. and for such
Geo. W, Steven,. i*.uin'itL
take a walk horses’ hoofs and the creaking of the
“Papa. 1
tb.er nnd further relief a, to the Court may seen,
vs,
just and proper.
with me this afternoon."
conch, while every one held with n
D.
R.
Hunr.
Defendant.
Under and bv virtu-’ o'* in order made by the
“A business man take a will It tn the tight grip to his seat and looked witli
To D R. Hunt, the aho* e name I d fondant Hon. F. M. C.xlkins. mnde an I dated the 24th da;,
afternoon? What are you thinking of. straining eyes nt the gulf before him
In the Name oi the State
Hr, von: You are of September. 1913. this suminc-ns is served oi.
sweetheart?"
The driver guided the horses as near .n-reliy notified that G m W. Stevens, the holder
"it's Saturday afternoon, and there's the rock on tlie Inner side ns he dared, : Ci i titli aie of De I nuuency ; i m’ ered 134. Is ihe defendant by the publication thereof for si
• nccnssive weeks in the Jacksonville Post, j
no need of your going to your otilee. for should he hit It the con< h would s - om the so--HI.I day of November. 1910, b
'•evkly newspaper printed nnd published a'
for there Is no one there."
Jackso
be knocked over the priM*|p|ce. Not- the Tax Colli ctor „1 un- C- nty
lacksoiiviile. .’acksnn C- unty. State of Oregon,
The gentleman was persuaded, and withstanding his effort so great Will State of Ore. on, for the amount of I ■ ur and and the defendant by said order is required t”
. the amount th. n appear and answer within six weeks from th-
the two sallied forth. Jennie suggest its swing when It made the turn that l i-ino Doli, ra, the same
ed that they tnke a trolley ride into n hind wheel slid over a slope a few dae a d delinquent for taxes far the year 14K-9. date >»f tho first publication her. of.
the country. This they did and final feet from the edge. The driver gave tose.her wl.b penalty, interest and costs thereon Date of first publication September 27 h. 191".
upon th real or. Forty asscreed to you. of which
H. V. RICHARDSON.
ly found themselves In open ground a yell to the horses nnd threw the long o i are tl.e owner as appears of record, situ .ted
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ashland. Oregon.
They strolled about for some time lash of Ids whip among them witli a in said County and Stale, and particularly
-------------- ----------------------
when suddenly Mr. Wilson, shading bis crack. Every animal gave a jump, the bounded and desi riited as lollows. to-wlt: 331.
eyes from the sun with his hands, wheel came hack on level ground, and acres in north wert quarter of north-eaat quarter
Summons lor Publication.
said:
the rest of the turn was made In oi;.I.a>n 7 in Township 36 south of Runge 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
i
east of the IX llainette Meiidian. in Jackson
“What a l>lg bird that is over there!" safety.
FOR JACKSON GoUNTV.
bounty-. Oreaon.
“1 think it's coming this way.”
The final effort caused tlie horses
You r.re further notified that said Geo. w.
George Gilman, 1 laintiff.
The bird did come that fray, growing to break forth again, and again they
Ste . ena has paid taxes on .aid rreiniaes for
vs.
larger and larger as It neared them.
must be brought under control. But prior or subsequent years with the
Abigail Ball, widow of David Ball, decease'!.
"Why, It’s an aeroplane!’' remarked now the road was coinparntlvel.v I crest on said amounts as follows. rule oi in
Frank Ball, Addison Ball and Martha Ball, hi-
Mr. Wilson.
straight and soon the inclination began Year’s
Date
Tax Receipt
Rate of wife. Orphian Haas, sometimes called Orth a An;
Tax
laid
iso.
"So ft is!" chimed Jennie.
Amount
Interest
Haas and sometimes called Ortha Hayr-. th»
to lessen In a few ndniites tlie hot
1910 N V. 1. 1911
168
$3 57 15per ci. : above name«] defendants, except Martha Ball
They watched it sailing along high torn of tlie dip was rea<*hed. and tlie
19Ì1 Oui. 14. loi •
6010
94.28 15 per ci. b i.g referred to in the Matter of the Estate of
Up In the air. Its two great wings ex roach was brought to a standstill.
$4 54 15 per ct David Ball, deceased, probated in the County
tended. looking for all the world like Then tlie driver was Infolded In tin 1912 Oct. It. 1913 13559
Su id D. K. Hunt
the o»vner of ine legni Court of Jackson County, Oregon, as th» heirs of
a soaring eagle, it passed a thousand arms of those on the outside of tile title oi tlie above as described
|>r jH-rty as thr •»aid deceased, and all unknown heirs of said de I
feet over their heads, turned and roach, iiotli men am] women.
sain.' uopenra of record, and each of the oth,i ceased and of said defendants and each of them;
swooped downward like n seagull after
An hour Inter the <-onch drove up to per in. above named are hereby nulita-d that Wm M. Floyd and —Floyd, his wife, Seth C.
a flail. passing not more than fifty the hotel at Idaho Springs nnd all Geo. W. Slcvens will apply to the Circuit Court G-urge and Margarett W. George, his wife
I
feet above them.
H ■lh»way. h»s wife
alighted. The gentleman who was ot tlie t.'ouuty and State aforesaid for a decree Charles Holloway am!
"Hello. Jennie!” cried the aeronaut
traveling with Ids wife and family took forvclc.ine the lien against the property above aivl all other persons p-irtio.* unkn»»wn. claim
"Hello. Billy!" replied Jennie.
file driver «side for a private inter leacnlx-d. ano mentioned In mini certificate. Anil ing any right, title, estate. Hen or interest in the
you are hereby eummoned to appear wiihin eal estate described in the complain’ herein;
"What does thia mean?" exclaimed view.
sixty days after the first publication f thin suni- and France.«
the heir of Lorenxo Ball, de
the father, bridling.
‘You have saved tlie Ilves of a roarh niona exclusive of the day of sahl first publica ceased. Deft ndants. Suit to Quiet Title.
Billy turned again mid. passing with
load of persons.” he said, ••including tion. and defend this action or t-uy the amount
To Abigail Ball, widow of David hall,deceased.
In ten yards of them, replied:
myself, my wife and family. Had it <lve as above nhoivn loicethei with eoate and ac Frank Ball. Addison Ball end Martha Lail, his
"Why. yon told me. Mr. Wilson, that not been for your coolness nnd courage crued interest
ill cane of your failure to do wife. Orphian Haus, sometimes called Oi tha Asin
If I wanted Jennie I must fl.v higher we would all have met with a frightful so. a decue will be remlvrisi forecloslnx the lien Haas and sometimes called O: tha Hays. Frances
thnn ateeplejacklng, and I'm doing It death. What can I do for yon? I’m of »aid taxes and co.ta aaainst the land and
the heir of Loren o B ill. deceased, the
There's no ateeple higher than several rich and my fortune is at your dis pieml.es alaive named.
above named defendants, except Martha Ball
Thia summonj^ is published by order of the being referred to in the Matter of the Estate of
hundred feet tftid I've been np Bevern) posnl."
Honorable F. M Calkins. Judgo of the Circuit David Ball. d< ceased, probated in thj County
thousand.”
“You owe me nothing, sir.” said the
“Nonsense!" exclaimed the father. young mnn. with n Brltlnh iirrent. Court of the State of Ol-eenn for the County of Court of Jackson Count»-. Oregon, as the heirs of
Jackson, and said order was n ude ntid Jati-u Duvid Balt deceased, the sai l Frances------- be
“Jennie." reproachfully, “how could “Mr I own lift» WHM hi h’opurtlv.
In thi >'¿Oth day of October. 191.1. and the date of ing referred to as "Frances
- the heir of
you bring your flit'-i-r out
on
sa viuv u\ -’ '* ’ savod tlw otimro.’’
-Im first publication of this sumniona in the 23th L”«mr<> Ball I pcussc l.”Wm. M Floyd ami- —
purpose to make a foul of I
o.y . 11. .
1911.
••V»n
» . »»»ft (hr cniK h
Fit’Vil. his wife, and to all other persons or par
oli» rhe
"I dliln t. papa. I t-rotiuli
A ii t rocess v nd puts - s in this procet din. nay il. •> unknown, claiming any right, title, estate,
A IK.'I’ il; iVvl’ filli ”
got
here to show you that Bill;
To i U U h » young man made no ;-e v. rve-i upon the undersianed le.iding within lien >r interest in the real estate hereinafter de
the better of you. 1 want
and reply
'he Stale of O.effon, at the address hereafter scribed. defendants:
mentioned.
Billy wants me. Now. do b
Yuuande ». h of you are hereby required to
“Come.” resumed the genfleinnn:
M. PURDIN.
appear in the above entitled Court and cause and
sensible papa and take Billy Into your “anything you ask that is in my power
Address Medford. Oro.
Attorney fur Plaintiff ansv er lhe complaint of the plaintiff fiI« m 1 there
business and let ns be happy.”
to grant shall be granted.*’
in against you on or before the last day of the
“H’tn! Thia w as your doing I know
The young mnn hesitated, then said:
publication of this summons. The date of the
your tricks and your mnnnera." Then
Notice
for
Publication.
°1 don’t belong here: I came from
first public ition is th* 2«»th day of September.
to Billy. “Take that ungodly great bird England You know th»» ymimrer sons
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
1913. and the last |»ublicati<«n the Sth day of
back to where you got It nnd tomorrow in England must shift for themselves.
U.S Land Oilice at Roseburg Oregon,
November. 1911. us provided in the order of tlie
October 7. 1913. above named < ou* t for the publication of this
atortdng come to my office."
I came to this con’.trv. where l am not
Net c • h hereby given that Eve-ette S. Lew-
Mr. Wilson was partly right. After
known and can turn my hand to any mm, of i’tovo'f O rerun. who an Jul.' 9, 19i0 summon?. said order directing that said
bls Interview with Billy the two con
summons hall be published nt least once a week
thing H»dm? fond of hotae* I (îrnrp a
Hom-’-t •«! Entry S.'ria' Nn. ‘XII n. f»r N \ for six owiriecutive week*, and designa »ng the
aptrntors put their heitda together nnd stage I have lefi that and nrn going
. Recitai ’S. Township 39 S.. Rang* I Weal
?bth day ot
*s the 1!:*»-
devised a achetne which Jennie, knpw up to Heir roto’.vn
to start o*»eil pros
of inten*
h»‘ I u’oli Al
lng her father's dlsposltlun. believed pectin* tour ”
*h c!uim
> a i fai
would be the beat wuy to attack him
Bat th»* vontig mnn’a piati» w«»re
Any attempt to force him would Imre chniii*»H »I
.it.tied
went tu the ♦*P «•t.
> V. mi;
resulted In failure It whs the utter twed tin» banking house «if the
r Fill’«
want of sense In the plan that eon whose life he sav»«<t and I n
quered.
wenlthv
lie says that he wen» just Oregon; Jut'd A»h. of Alsea. Oregon; John Lew
qalging that the defendants to whom thia
Billy is now running his fatbeiln- near enough tn the edge of a pnclpice
man. of Brvvolt, Oregon.
summon» is directed, nor either of them, have
law's business.
to ffratp h fbrtuue without going over
B, F. JONES.
an> right, title or interent in or to said land or
Register.
pramwaa. or any part or parcel thereof, that said
%
Notice to Creditors
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON, IN
AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of Fanchion M.
Love, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by an order duly
•nude and entered by the County Court of Jack-
son County, Oregon, the undersigne l. Agnes S.
Love, has been appointed administratrix of the
estate of Fanchion M. Love, deceased, and has
duly qualified as such administratrix.
All persons hiving claims against said de-
cedent or s..id estate are hereby notified and re-
luired to present the same properly veriiie I to
the undersigned administratrix at the office of
her attorney, Charles Prim, in Jacksonville,
Jackson County, Oregon, on or before six months
from and after the date of the first publication
of this notice.
The date of the first publication of this no-
i iee is October 4, 1913.
*
AGNES S. LOVE
Administratrix of the Estate of Fanchion M.
Love, Deceased.
(hange in Southern Pacific lime
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Effective January lat, 1913.
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We are revising our lists ready for the
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
for sale, we have a number of prospective
buyers who expect value for their money.
We can sell your property at a price
equal to its full value hut do not want atiy
listed at fictitious or "Boom” price.
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R.
OFFICE: Rank of Jack
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
JacksonvilZe, Ore
Charles F. Dunford
DRAY AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country.
Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water.
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