An
Old
Hero’s
Story
IHM THE FIELS
Tha Farm Woman Needs Relief
More Than Her City Sister.
By F. A. MITCHEL
By Peter Radford,
bouturer National Farmers’ Union.
..ipriseci if
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Order to Show Cause.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON.
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the guardianship and Estate
of Nina M. Harris. Neil Harris and Gertrude
Harris. Minors.
On the petition of B. F. Piatt, guardian, for an
order and license of this Court, to consent to, or
procure oartition of the real property herein­
after described, and to sell at private sale, or
. borrow.money upon, all the right, title and in­
terest of said estate in said real property, or any
part thereof:
It appearing to this Court, from the petition
this day presented and filed by B. F. Piatt the
guardian of the estate of said minors, praying
for an order and license to consent to. or pro­
cure partition of the real property belonging to
.•aid estate, hereinafter described, and to sell at
private sale, or borrow money upon, all the
right, title and interest of said estate In said
real property, or any part thereof; that it is ex­
pedient and for the best interests of said estate
and said wards and for the benefit of said wards,
and necessary for their maintenance, that said
real property should be partitioned, and that the
same should be sold or money borrowed thereon:
It is hereby ordered, that the next of kin of
said wards and all persons interested in
the said estate appear before this Court on the
’12th day of October. 1914. at ten o’clock A. M..
at the County Court House, at Jacksonville, in
said county, then and there to show cause, if any
there be why an order should not be granted,
licensing and authorizing said guardian to con­
sent to, or procure, partition of said real proper­
ty, and to sell at private sale, or borrow money
upon, all the right, title and interest of said es­
tate in said real property, situated in Jackson
County, Oregon and described as folkr-vs, to-wit:
'I he north half of the north-east quarter, and
the north-east quarter of the north-west quarter
of Section Ten (10) in Township Thirty-five (35)
South of Range Two (2) East of W. M. according
to government survey, an undivided one-third
part of which is owned bv said estate in fee
simple,
. And it is further ordered that a copy of this
order shall be personally served on the next of
kin of such wards and on all persons interested
In the estate, or. shull be published three succes­
sive weeks in the Jacksonville Post, published
in said county, at Jacksonville. Dated Septem­
ber .8. 1914.
F. L. TOUVELLE.
County Judge.
the West side line of paid street C ne
Hundred and E'ghteen (118) feet to
the -place of beginning, being the
North 118 feet of said Lot O»e.
Said property will be sold at said
time and place in two separate par­
cels. First an acre square out of the
Southeast «-ornrr of the above de­
scribed twenty acre tract lying within
said Donation Land Claim No. 80,
which tract or parcel containing one
square acre, said Defendant Frark P.
I Dutton will be permitted to purchase
for One Hundred Dollars without in­
terest, as in sai«l decree provided.
Second: All of the remainder of
said property will be offered for saie
to the highest bidder for cash, and al)
the proceeds of both sales will be ap-
plieti to the judgment in favor of the
plaintiffs »nd against the defendants
heretofore mentioned.
Dated at Jacksonville,
Oregon,
this 27th day of August, A. D. 1914.
W. H. SINGLER,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By E W WIT.SON, Deputy
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Au old Freucbmau, a veterau of tbe
Much has boon said and more writ-
Fraueo l’russluu war. wliu had been iu
America long enough to apeak English te.n about the woman in tbe factory
aa lie would if it were French, told me and behind the counter, but how about
tbl» atory over a glatw of French wine the woman who works in the Held.
I want to say a few words In her be­
raised in California:
Eet wu . h in ze beginning of ze war half. I regret a necessity that com-
when ze rruHxlan haf not yet conquer pels woman to work for a livelihood/
ze French people mid we do not think and I favor not only shortening hef
eey will overrun ze country aud dic­ hours, but freeing her from mdnnal
tate term» of peace in Paris. I was labor entirely. I crave for society
with General le Fevre, who command­ that high standard of excellence where
ed a brigade near ze frontier. We have the home is woman’s throne and her
r.» rail road and ze locomotif mid ze life is devoted to molding the char­
cars, but wbeu ze Prussians cross ze acter and elevating the thought of
Notice For Publication.
border all ze employees of ze road run the rising generation. But so long as
want, greed ar.d misfortune prevail in
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
away.
In ze evening Just before sunset an this world, women, through choice or
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
•tllcer ride up to m camp of ze Nine­ necessity, will work, and perhaps
August 27. 1914.
they will work at one task or another
Notice is hereby given that Annie Hall, guard­
ty-eighth regiment of ze line and say:
ian of the persons and estate of the minor heirs
"Any of you men locomotif engi­ as many hours per day as they please.
of Magness J. Hall, of Jacksonville. Oregon,
We may pity the weak and admire
neer T' ’
who, on January 29. 1912. made Homestead
I have been locomotif engineer be­ the strong In their struggle, but the
Entry, Serial No. 07797. for the N.M» of S.E.14,
fore I enlist in ze army, so I shake my farm woman is entitled to her,sh»re
8.W.'» of S.E.W, and S.E.K of S.W.'.i of Section
hand In ze air. Ze officer be took no- of sympathy and reward.
14, Township 37 S.. Rango 3 W.. Willamette
t i .
tiee aud be call for me to come to
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
All Must Toll.
Final Five-year Proof, to establish claim to the
Ulin. 1 go with him to General le
relates
to
The
labor
problem,
as
land aliove described, before G. A. Gardner,
Fevre’s headquarters, and ze general
County Clerk of Jackson County, at his office at
ask me how much I know about loco­ mon, Is a most vexatious one, and
Jacksonville. Oregon, on the 12th day of Oc­
motif, uud after I tell him he suy when we apply it to women it becomes
tober. 1914.
more seriously complicated. We will
to mo:
Claimant names as witnesses: Verno Can­
“1 semi ii thousand men to ze other always have to work unless some po­
trail, of Jacksonville, Oregon; Everett Cantrail,
litical
genius
can
put
a
law
on
tbe
teinilMm of zh> ridlriMid at once. Zere
of Jacksonville. Oregon; W. A. Kenney, of Jack-
s invil’e,Oregon; Charles Berwert, of Jackson­
is «hie company zere aud ze captain statute bock that will enable us to
ville. Oregon.
tllegraph zat ze Prussians are coming live without labor. So long as every
J. M. UPTON.
to occupy zo high ground zere, hut eef person must meet toil face to face, the
Register.
he have a thousand men he cun holt) best we can do is to equitably dis­
eet till Goucrul Bazuiue send a large tribute the burdens and reward labor,
Notice for Publication.
force. :<^Eet is sixty miles to go, und and if there Is to be a revision of
you .Must tak ze train zere I41 leetle wages and a shortening of hours, I
ISOLATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE
!
more than an hour. Eef you git zere want the farm woman to get her
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
la-foro, zv Prussians you may save ■hare. She has more reason to com
plain
than
any
other
class
of
toilers
U. S. L-ind tlffize at Rossburg:. OrJaron.
Fruuca. Zey are six or seven miles
She has, as a rule, fewer comforts,
Ausrust ?0. 1914
from ze plate anti inarch on foot.
Notice Is hereby fflvon that, as dlreelei by the
I aay. "Yea. genural. 1 tak ze men fewer pleasures, less recreation and
Commissi
ir.er
of
the
Gene.-al
L-in
I
Office, under
aere lu oim * hour if nt locomotif will less opportunity for enjoyment than
provisions of Act of Congress approve I March
her
sister
in
the
city.
She
has
not
puli it so fast as zat."
Summons.
28, 1912.(37 Stat.. 77). pursuant to the-ipplication
It was ver' dark when we start, Ze so many convc nleuces and fewer lux­
of Christian Ulrich. Serial No. nyy>". we will of­
n tub cmcuiT court or T.ia srsTB or OREGON. fer at public ado, to tho highest bi.ller. but at.
uries
and
less
to
be
thankful
for
than
moon only leetle creaesnt. ueurly gone
roR THE COUNTY or JACS SON.
not less than $2.50 per acre at 10 o’clock A. M.
down. We run from north to south, women who live in the town, but she
on the 7th tlay of October 1914 al thii office the
ze Hume way ns ze tiorder line between toils on.* a model of consistency, pa­ Chattel A. Warren. PlainttP,
following tract of lnn<l: W.tk N.E.’i N.E.1*.
vs.
France and Prussia. We do not know tience and womanly devotion, Cer-
Luttlo V. Warren, Defendant.
Suit for Sec. 42, T. 38 S . R. 3 West Willimette Meridian.
if ze Prnsslmis haf advanced so fur as tainly she should be the first to be
Any persons claiming adversely the above de­
Divoi ce.
ze railroad. Eef they haf zey (ire into rewarded.
ToLuttie V. Warren: the above named do- scribe I land are a.ivise.1 to file their claims, or
ze train, zey try to throw it off the The Real Labor Problem Is on tha ferdant:
objections on or before the tiino designated for
truck, zey do all zey can to keep uh
Farm.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are sale.
J. M. UPTON.
from going on.
The great dailies tvith flaming head­ hereby common ‘ed to appear and answer the
Register.
My engine ver’ good engine, one of
phiintitf’s complaint against you now on file io
lines deplore the lot of women who tile above entitled Court and cause on or befor.
ze beat of eets kind, 1 run sixty miles
toll in tho cities, the city pulpit the last day prescribed in the publication of
an hour, sometimes more, sometimes
thunders with sympathy for her, and summons herein, to-wit on or before the 24lI
less. When I come to ze curves I slow
the legislators orate In her behalf, I day of October. 1911, said dale being the expira­ Summons in Foreclcsure of Delin­
down leetlo bit. but make e. t up when
tion of six weeks from the date of the first pul-
quent Tax Certificate.
1 have a straight road before me. A but not a line is written, a word said lication of this summons. And you are herebj
few Prussian cavalrymen, ze advance or a speech delivered in the Interest notified that it you fail to app 'ar and answer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
ef ze Prussian», have come so far as of the million women who labor on said complaint, for want thereof plaintiff will
OREGON. FOIl JACKSON COUNTY.
■e rullroiKl. «ml zey put obstructions the farm. Where one woman works apply to the aliove entitled Court f< r the rebel
F. E. Pinkerton, Plaintiff.
In
the
cities
in
this
state,
there
are
a
on ze track. Huddenly 1 look ahead
prayed for in said complaint, viz. that ii l-e d'-
vs.
and see a tree felled on the rails. I re­ hundred mothers tolling in the Oelil, cr< ed th it the marriage vows no v .xi-tlng be­
S. L. McGary and all other p >raona unknown
and
no
mentl'
n
Is
made
of
it.
Is
the
tween
plaintiff
and
defendant
be
'ilssolved
anti
verse. zen shut my eyes to wait for ze
if any having or claiming to have an interest in
Miiash. Ket does not come, only a woman In the city entitled to any held for naught, and that the plaintiff have th- or to the real property hereinafter described.
care and custody of the minor chil.l. Howard C.
more
con
dib.ratl'
n
than
t'
e
woman
Defendant.
leetle bump.
Warren.
To S. L McCary, the a1 ove named defendant.
When an engineer runs into ze dark on the farm? I conte: :d that she is
Thia
summons
ia
published
in
the
Jacks
nvi'.l.
In the Name of the Sr?to
Sf’to o?
of Oregon:
O rerun: You arc
night lie feels like Columbus when be not Thu cltv wnt-.ian mnv b» more Post, by order of Honorable F. 1.. TouV lie.
th.? holder
>n, tho
sail Into ze dark ocean. I uevulre know earl'.y restrain d liy legislation, mid Judge of the County Court for Jac..sun County hereby notified that E. E. Pink« r «»n,
Certificate of Dollnquencv numbered 1631 is-
when 1 round a curve, but 1 run into u I she mav have a m re nt’"ofive ii ,1- Oregon, which said order was matin un.l entero of
sued
on
the
2nd
day
of
May.
1914. by iha Tax
big rock or some othnlre obstruction dlr-neo when -h.i er ‘s i-.' ,ud. but the of record on the 11th tiny of September. 19, ! Collector of the County of Jiickat.n. State
zat kill me and wreck ze train behind real labor pit.' ' ra in :-e fur as It re- and which said order requires you to appear and Oregon, for the amount of
Do’hirs. ih-
me. 1 see specter nil ze time. Sud­ lates to worn n . :! t'.'llr mi . Is on answer the said complaint on or before the last same l*e:ng the amount then <lu ■ an 1 d- lir.qiieni
nd child, day prescribed in said order for publication of f..i tuxes for iheyesr 19b>, together With pen­
denly a great black somet'lng seem to tbe fz.rm—«■- ’■re mother ir.d
gntlierb ’ ï T: the summons. Date of ftr-t publication is the u h a.’i >. interest and costs th tie« »n u;>cn the reai
spring up on ze track right before me. wielding tile Ime and Tothe-L
tlay of St ptember. 1914. and date of last public: - (iroj erty assessed to you. of which y«ju aie th«’
I reverse, but before I come to a full ha Vest, toil dav in and day out witli- tion is the 24ih day of October. 11111.
Aneriis appears of record, situated in said
out
hope
of
rnwr.rd.
stop 1 see zut it eea nothing lint a
H. L. DE ARMOND,
County an i State, and p.-1ticu at ly Lounded and
leetle bug which haf fly on xe glass
The City Life Puny.
I
Attorney for Piai.ititr. described us iofiows. to-v. it:
before ze headlight.
South K .If Southeast Quarter Section 20.
The farm v. omen v c-k from sun
All at once I bear 11 cracking above
Township Forty. Two Fast less ten acres sold
ze noise of zs train, and bullets whistle until sun. ' 1'i iv do tin !r housework
for county load and railway ri»rht-of-wa>.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
through ze cab Some Prussian horse­ and ltd’ a half i il’.llon babes to sleep
You are further notified that said E. E. Pink­
after
tho
c!
!■
k^na
go
to
roost,
and
erton has paid tax**s o«i said premises for prioi
men tire zere carbines at us. But zey
By
virtue
of
an
e<ecution
they
g<
t
breakfast
r.m
and
tn
-’
!;
the
cows
or subsequent years, with the rate of interest
do leetle damage, nothing but break
my right arm. So I caunot bold ze before the lark rings The city wo- order of sale duly issued out an I U’l on said amounts as follows:
der
the
seal
of
ihj
Circuit
C
urt
_.
of
throttle with zut artn. But what for man frequently rdmf ’ under hard- the Sta'e of Oregon for the County ot Year s T .x D ite Paid Tax Receipt No. Amount
1J11
M.y 2a!. 1911
I want two arms when one ivlll do as ships tliat the farm woman would Jaykson, dated the 27th day - f August,
1912 May 2nd. 1911
consider
a
h'r.
«
’
i:
The
city
people
well, except for sudden reverse, uud
1914, in a eertai
-i 1 cause wneiein John
1913 Mav 2nd. 1914
by zat time I come within about ten uro great t ’.'k -ri and ofttfnies great- K. Carpenter, Mary _ L. Carp, nter and Said S. L. McCarv as the owner of the iejjr.I
1» magnify tl-clr troubles and etlarte L-'Uise C. Livingstone as plaintiffs rc- title of the above dejpi ibed pr perty us the same
miles of ze end of ze Journey? Nev
appears or
01 the
tnou'nar
t>ersons
airezeless I call ze tlrennin. who come t'ldr neccrr7!fshmcnts. Tli's cliarnc- i-ver/d judgment against M.-ilc L j appears
of rveoio.
record, anti
and faea
each oi
o’her persons
terlstlc per,;,. 't"i organiz'd noclet- (i over and Lil Jan G. Glover for ibt 1 above named Are hereby furth -r noitlied that E.
and look ova ire my shoulder.
1
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.
...
.
.
.
_
sum
Ze Prussia ns were by zat time ver' as well rs < nte’-H Into tho Individual iurs of Tnree Thousand (|3000 00) Do - E. Pinkerton will ap| ly to the CUcuit Court
v\ith interest thereon from sai of the County and State aforesaid for h decree
life
of
clti«'«
-
.
There
are
orphan
asy
­
hear ze ts'lnt we w ish to reach, aud
19th day of February, 1914, at the foreclosing the lien againat the property above
Ws tioth approaeli at au acute angle. lums which are doing commendable rate of 10 per cent per aipum and
...... described and ment ioned in said certific ite. And
Zey hear ze rattle of our trulu, and work and should bo encouraged, that Two Ilunc.red ($200) Dollars attorney *6 you are hereby summoned to appear within six­
we hear zere huzzn.M. By gar, wo boast of thotr accomplishments, but : fee, ai.tl the further sum of Eleven ty days after the service of thia summons upon
„______ ______
Dollars rusts, | you. exclusive of the day of service and defend
have to stop to take away ties seni I have seen widows In the country and 40-100 ($11.40)
scouts put ou zi- truck, and while we make a cron, drink branch water mid which judgment and decree was dated thia action or pay the amount due as ub-
nia ke no rouik I we hear zere tramp eat corn-br rd and mo'assc.i a <! the 22nd d.ij of Av«rust, 1914, and was shown, together with c »st* an«' aevrued inter*1
at double quick, Zen we hear a gun. raise more children and better chil­ enrolleu and do-keted in the office ot and in case of your failure tu du so a decree wil
lhe Clerk of sain Court on the same
and I think we too Into, Ze rniHslans dren than i••¡•:iy of these city’ orphan day, and is n >w <►. record in V- lume 21 be rendered foreclosing the lien of saM tax« s
must be attacking ze post. But I go asylums. The cities need to get back at page 528 of the Circuit Court jour- and costs against the land and prunn es aow
' named.
on, and pretty soon I come to a leetle to the sell with their Ideals. They i.al.
This summons is published by order of the
are 1 vs-er'- t I puny and feeble In
earthwork our men haf thrown up be
No*', therefore, in compliance
' Honorable F. L. Tou Voile, Judge of the Cou >ty
the
command
of
said
execution
aide the railroad and see that they their co’.centlon of life, its require­
■ Court of the State of Orego i. toi the County u.
order of sale 1 will on
ments and Its opportunities.
have a gnu there ami have tlroppct! a
1 Jackson, and said order was mode and dated
MO.'.DAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1914.
1
shell into ze Prussian advance.
this 7th day of August. 191!, and the date of the
In a few mlnuti-s we reach our point.
M. first publication of this su nmons is the 8th day
The farni“rs* problems are pressing at l he hour of lOiffi) o’clock A . ........
I whistle down ze brakes, zo train for solution and the awakening is at at the front door of the Court House of August. 1914.
All process and papers in :his proceeding may
in J .eksoiivi.le. Jackson County, Ore­
•top, and our men Jump out and run hand
gon. oiler for sale and will sell to the be served upon the under.-igneu lesiding Within
up to ze top of ze hill, n here ze French
l igle t bidder for cash, subject to re- the State ut Oregon, at the- adores.-. hereafter
have work two, t ree days on ze forti
It Is a»: r.ruit that the old credit di mptioii as is by law provided, all the mentioned.
flciitlons.
E. E KELLY.
System must give way to business right, title and interest of the iiefin
Zat was bp end of my work.
iianis Merle B. Glover anu Lillian G.
Al'.utt.cy lor t'.e rluipltlf.
methods in financing the crop.
surge- n to fix my arm and am
4.lover in ami to the follow inguescribed Atitlresa Med ori. Orem.-n.
with my
to receive the
real property, to-wit:
Th" Philadelphia Society for t’’e
Commencing at the Northeast cor­
ata ns w hen zey come Zey have
Tri :.ii tlo!i of Agriculture Is the oldest ner ot Donation Land Claim No. 80
as ninny men ns we, but we have very
Notice to Cr» Jit
n.
Township Thirty sevi n (37) South
strong lawltlon anil no trouble to hold istia ;at am of its kind in America
This was orgiinl.ad by George Wash lol Range Two’i’J) West of Willamette IX THE OITNTY COURT OF OF.»
out till Mil rshal
AND FOR JA( K8ON COUNTl
Ingtou and Benjamin Franklin in 1785 Meridiun; ami running thence South
fon-e.
13. >T> chains; thence West 14 ,>4ciiains;
In the Matter of the Estate of A. E. Helms,
When I get buck
To S(t n Razor.
there.' north 13 75 chains to ti e North
general lie throw
When u razor In a nt to "pull" ami line of said 1). nation Land Claim; Deco i-ipd.
Notice is hereby jfiv«n that by an order duly
am! hug me like a bear. lie say to me: drag tht> halt' liistfail of cutting It there thence East on said Nor.h line 14. t
made an 1 ente txl by the County C • i t of Jack-
"You have done great service. You 1» no iteeil to aeml It to the burlier to chains io the place of beginning, con- son County. Oregon, the un«lprsixne 1 has been
Shall tie n captain: you shall have a tn* set
There I h it perfectly Hlniple tail.icg twenty acres.
appointed administrator of the estat * of A. E.
Amo commencing at the Ncrtheast
medal. I will report what you have iliethotl by whit It any one etui put It In
Helms, deceased, and han duly qualified as such
corne*
of
Lot
tine
(1)
in
Block
Five
done to th«- «-in|a-reur."
trim All that Is neieHsttry I h to turn (•■) ot the Orchard H une Association administrator.
All persons having claims against said de­
Pouf! What was It all worth? Ze uu onlluaiy nhatp table knife edge u)>- tract, aecotding to the official plat
Prussians march right on to Paris, and werd mid lav the razor tbit on the il crief on tile and of reeul'il in the cedent or sai«i estate ar** hereby notified ».nd
after the capitulation our |«eople pay edge of the knife. Then draw the oitiee i f the Cou ity Rcc tovr in Hiia required to present the sane properly verified,
big ransom to get zem out. Iieshles gir
razor along downward, pres: Ina light­ lol a.iid Jacks 'ii County, umi running to the understand administrator at th^ office of
Ing our lienutlful pnivlnces Alsace Hill ly nil the while from heel to t >e. an ’a ti e .i e West along
„ tilt
— north
------- line ot his at ornev. J R. Neil, in J icksonvilk. Oregon,
'
’
On-. Two
ilun : red h M F o - on before iiz m «Uhs from sn I after the date
Lorrnlue.
Rom«« div when we get atro|ipliig. turning mid npeat iig the sui Lol.
14 - <> I--I-) te.:, t’ lie Noi.hwiH. o th fi :t pu’’l:?,.»ion of th's a-»t: *.
strong we ink rem buck
But what epcr.tU.m Ii .If a do. eu ti . e>
If the
i.et in Hind Lol One; thence South The Jat * <»f thw n.iilre ami the nst publica­
ps'd zat do me? I'm too old now to razor is thou stropped the keenness of
<)i.. Hundred and E gnteiti (118) fe. t tion thereof is Sep tern', er 5th. 1914.
tight, mid by zat time I sleep unde-.- its edge will be surprising —Feai-sou's to corner; thence E.<»i Two Hundred
O. P. HELMS.
A m riisiratar of the Estate of A. E. Helms.
W sod.
Weekly.
nil. Forty-two (242) feet to the West
sloe line of street; thence North along. Deceased.
Effective November 13, 1913.
you are
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
in need of
Good Printing
Try the
14 Portland Passenger...........8:27 A.M:.
24 Grants Pass Motor........... 10:22 A.'M’.’«
32 Grants Pass Motor. ......4:27 P.M
16 Oregon Express.................5:20 P.M.
12 Shasta Limite«! (Mail oMy)2:44 A.M
Extra fare train.
SOUTH nOUND TRAINS.
‘
-'t
23 Ashland Motor............................... 8:35 A.M*.
California Fpcp.res* ......... 10:52 A.M.
Ashlanij Motor.............................. 2:24 P.M
San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M
Shasta LimitedtMail only)5:22A.M
Extra fare train,
.»MA' v
«0 YEARS’
’> EXPERIENCE
I
i?;
' T-»re L- a JRK8
Jacksonville, Ore
Wehre
*<IGH I i tc.
Mu U j»crit.'ion ìMMj
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While the War
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Prices Are Low
Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville
property and prepare for the raise which is
sure to come.
We can offer you a few bargains at prices
which will yield a han home profit in the near
future. Get busy, at on.’?.
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Ri/er Rexlty C)
R. R. R.
Jacks?nville, Ore
OFFICE:-Bink of Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upätairs
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kinds of soft and hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville
Meat Market
JOHN DUNNINGTON. fron
first
Quality
Lard
at
Reduced
Prices
While the tupplp tant»
Smail Pai! 65 <t«.
Large Pail $1.25
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JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON