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'.-JACKSONVILLE P0S1-:
Gfficial Paper ot the City of Jacksonville, Orejon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 23, 1915
Old Time
Detective Work
Bv EVERETT P CLARKE
Come and See!
Having finished our yearly Inventory again we find a variety
of goods which we must dispose of at “ANY OLD PRICE
for cash and make room for New Stock. We enumerate
only a few of the many
I have been a detective for many
years, though now that I am getting
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on old I seldom take 11 case, and then only
application.
one that promises to interest me. My
leisure time I spend in study. Aud
wlmt do you auppose is the subject of
COURT HOUSE NEWS veler that the lands they are looking my studies? I will tell you I am
for are over anting the hills, and that searching the past xVtletl there were
Western Oregon is a succession of fer no detectives that 1 may learu how
Item« of Intereat to Jackson Coun’y tile valleys which cannot be seen from criminals were traced
1 have found n succession of condl
the train.
COUNTY COURT
tlons, beginning with confesslou by
The Southern Pacific Co. aims to torture—to this may be added confes
In the matter of the estate of E. C.
Boeck, deceased. Order of final < set tell the truth about Oregon and in this sion by influence of the clergy -and
Merr’s Corlis Coon Collars at - • 5oci DoZ.
Ladies 65c Gingham Aprons at
tlement and discharge of administra b iok has called on the Agricultural ending with our preseut highly |>er
College for many of its facts. It fectcd detective system, I regret to
Men’s $1.50 and $3 Hati at - - 75e A $1.25
tor.
Men’s, Women’s and Children's
say that there still exists one relic of
Ladies Fine Gingham and Flan
In the matter of the estate of Lou treats the situation in a new way, and
tlie
practice
of
olituitiltig
confessions
75c
nelette House Dresses at
Sweaters at 50 per cent off.
is i M. Parslow, deceased. Order ap one that will be approved by the hon by Influence of the clergy,
I refer to
est and conscientious real estate deal
Ladies Heavy Fleeced Night
pointing appraisers.
securing them by means of the "thlid
Mackinaws at 25 per cent off.
er.
90c
gowns—$1.50 values at
degree.”
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
A curious Instance ot confession I
A Lot ot Shoes Going at Half Price
Big Reductions in all Winter Goods
Lowden, deceased. Order admitting
have found In a fecord of tlie latter
last will and testament to probate. County Treasurers Sixly-
part of the eighteenth century.
Order appointing appraisers.
During the yeur 17'90 nn altercation
Ninth
Call
for
Wanants
In the matter of the estate of David
occurred between Junies Thorpe und
Aikin, deceased. Order approving fin
Pardon Winston in Bradford, a small
al account ana discharging administra
State of Oregon, County of Jackson. town In Massachusetts Roliert Thorpe,
a brother of Janies, came on to the
tor.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
scene while tlie tight was In progress
In the matter of the estate of Don
Jacksonville, Oregon, January 23rd, and struck Winston on the head with
ald T. Magerle, deceased. Inventory
! a piece of wood, knocking him sense
1915.
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an I appraisement filed.
Notice is hereby given that there less. However, lie revived III a fexv
(t
Articles of incorporation of Glas are funds on hand for the redemption minutes, mid tlie brothers, who had
gow-Stratton Co. filed.
of all County Warrants, which were been friends of Winston, frightened
lest he hud been killed, assisted him
NEW CASES
protested on the 7th day of August,
to tils home, expressing great regret at
The State of Oregon vs Charles O. 1 ill, numbered as follows, to-wit: the occurrence.
Drake. Criminal complaint,
Trans- 10988, 11215, 11157. 11156, 11153, 11194.
Wluston did not scetn any the worse
cript from Justice’s court, Medfmd 11221, 11016, 1’302, 11018, 11026, 11025, tor the blow lie had received and re
11241, 11204, 11134, 11066, 11208, 11200, mnined Iti Bradford some time after
District, filed.
11301, 11020, 11133, 11024, 11064, the scuttle But one day he was miss
Magdalene Johnson, et al. Action 11287,
ed. mid. when months passed and he
11063, 11205, 11219’ 11306.
for ejectment. Complaint filed. Sum
Interest ceases on the warrants above did not shinv up, among the various
mons.
numbered and called this 23rd day of onuses, for his disnppeitrance that were
suggested was one thill tile quarrel be
J. E. Prentice V3 A. A. Miller. Ac January. 1915.
tween him nnd lhe Tliorjie brothers
tion for claim and delivery of personal
F red L. C olvig .
laid been renewed mid the missing
property.
Complaint filed.
Sum
Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon. man luid come to Ills den th through
mons.
their instrumentality.
Eliza Turner vs D. S. Wood, et al.
However, since there wiih nothing
IVlakmg tee Chost Visible.
Suit to foreclose mortgage. Complaint
but Inference In the mutter, the sus
Local Syndicate is Formed.
Comparing the stag,, i-imi enirn* es <ii
filed. Summons.
pli’lou died down
Several years
after Winston's dlsiippemnme Abner the present day with tlie makeshifts
Seymour H. Bell vs Mountain Mea-
Twltchell. n citizen of Bradford, existing i generallon ago Robert .Man
dow Fruit Co. Suit to foreclose mort-
If no outside cash bid is made for dreamed one night that the ghost of tell told of the ini'onveiiiimees ot Ills
gage. Complaint filed.
the Aslilan I auxiliary water bonds on Winston hud appeared to film and said early experience an tlie ghost in Hum
Ala R. Phipps et al vs Rogue River January 26 the entire issue will be licit tlie Thorpe brothers Inid killed let ’’
"One night I xvns plri.vlnu the part ot
Valley Canal Co. Suit for an injunc taken by a local syndicate compostd film, burned his body and buried the
tlie ghost lie says rand ns I was not
JDy a S«eai are »ot aa erp«inia^-**
tion. Complaint filed Summons.
of forty-eight of Ashland’s substantial residin’ under n beech tree, the only
very certain of myself tlie stage iiinii
they are tHtad in our laboratory and
trie standing tn Hie back yard of his
tna! grounds
1 hry sra specially
Jackson County Bank vs Trail Lum and progressive citizens.
liger had the lamps tnrnett down mi
adapted to the Pacific NorthweK and
These citizens are not purchasing home. Twltchell gave the civil au usually low As ii nutter of fact, they
ber Co. Suit to foreclose mortgage.
are true to name. Our valuable cal-
thorities
mi
account
of
his
dream.
the bonds with the hope of profit, but
Complaint filed Order.
At this point in my narrative it is were so low that while I was on tile
Tb« Chaa. H. Lilly Co.. Seattlo
George W. Dwinnell, vs Wro. S. with the view of supplying funds with well to remember the conditions of stage they »vent out Of course they
hud to tie light» <1 again, nu t the stage
Dwinnell.et a).
Suit for partition. which to proceed with the springs that period The belief in witchcraft
munager sent out a stage baud to do
work.
that had reaped so many victims bad it I had to remain where I was. and
C implaint filed. Affidavit and order
The
bonds
will
be
offered
to
investors
died
out
among
educated
persons,
lint
for publication of summons.
at par and accrued interest, the same still prevailed among the lower class- the ghost's funeral lilies were recited
while a man in civilian clothes sloxvly
T. J. Johnson vs The heirs at law of price as the syndicate pays for them.
es Today n belief in revelation liy and painstakingly made tits way across
John Matthews, deceased. Suit in
By this method funds will be forth dreams, though not what it was then, the darkened stage, lighting the lamps
In Three Volumes
We have on hand for sale the following
equity. C.impmint filed.
coming for the work as fust as needed is mu entirely extinct.
as tie Went."
Tlie
Thorpe
brothers
were arrested,
and the springs work will go right on. |
CIRCUIT COURT
This man caused the last
blanks viz:
It will lake about forty days to have the ground about the roots of the
J. P. llame.i vs A. B. Robbins, Or-
Sydney Smith on War.
general
European
war.
Lease,
the bon Is properly signed fordelivery, ' beet Ii tree was dug up. amt some but
der lot writ of ass stance.
Sydney Smith hrimtl humor in most
tons and tlie metal parts of a pair of things, but none In win In the Edin
His personal memoirs, written
Mortgages,
but
as
soon
as
the
sale
is
comple'ed
G. W. Palm vs M. G. Guy, et ux.
siispeiiilers ivel’e found This evidence burgh Review ot a ceutury ago lie
by his secretary, Baron De
Bill of Sale,
■I'gineers will be put on the work and
Order of default. Decree for plain
was i-imst<ler«st so strong that tlie wrote; "If three tuen note to bave
Meneval, are full of the most
Agreements,
lhe pieliininaries wid be at once finish Thorpe hruthers were urged to con
Iff.
their legs and arms broken and were
absorbing incidents, especially in
Warranty Deeds,
ed so that actual dirt can be made to less la orilet Unit Jiistiiv slimiid lie
to remain all night exposed to the In
W. F. S mger vs M. L. Pellett, et
view of the present great Euro
Quit Claim Deeds,
tly by the time the bonds are reauy for meti'il out to eii< Ii in tussirdaiice w'ltil clemency
of the weather tile whole
r.l. Decree.
pean struggle.
Chattel Mortgage,
lelivery.
what lie desi ri”.t James, under tile country would lie In a state ot the
Just a hundred years ago, his ambi
Jackson County Bank vs Trail L un
Acknou lodgements.
Ashland is waking up. She cannot nn i ssaui pleadin *s of his spiritual ail most dreadful agitation' look ut t tie
tions
bathed
tlie
Continent
in
a
sea
of
her Co. Ord r from U. S. court allow fail under such a spirit, Her weait y vlset, tltially gave way amt coiifessod wltolesah* di-ntli of a battlefield ten
Real Estate ontract.
blood. France alone, under his leader
ing plaintiff to m ike M. P. Schmitt, -itizena are getting behind the p.eject that tie ti nt las ii tlie murderer But acres covered wlthtlead and dyin‘4, and
Location Notice—Placer,
ship, fought Germany, Russia, Austria,
trustee, a parlydefendant.
Italy, and Great Britain— and -won.
Location Notice—Quartz,
in such a wav as to insure its sue
i
ess- Intel Rnliert contesserl Hint lie. too the shriek* and agonies of many thou
Unit taketi jimt in tlie killing mid h id sand human t»rhms: There Is more
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
K i e MeA d ews vs Sullie Pilcher, — t'idings.
done the principal pari in gelling rtd misery inliieted upon mankind by one
Real Estate A’jnti Cn.rict,
et al. Order overruling demurrer.
nt tin* tiudi
year of war than by all the civil peril
Gladys Rose vs Orlando E. Rose, et
Now it we cotishler tlie evlilen.-e In hitions nod oppressions of a century ’
Notice Application for Liquor License
al. O der approving report of com
By special arrangement with the pub
lilts ,-ase as u wouiil lie ri'garile«! to- And lit* added that II was Iiie business
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
lishers of COLLIER'S, I he National
missjon.
da.i there is mitlitng in it I'iist. we of wise tint! good men’<» si*t tlieinsetves
other blanks as fast a3 possible unti
Weekly, we are enabled to offer a lim
woiud not accept the ilieiiui as of any aguinst the spirit that piotim e<i wars i
the line is complete. Blanks of special
ited
number
of
these
throe-volume
sets
Viiltte wliateii’r. sts'iimi. tl««» articles “tlus passion for military glory ”
of the Memoirs of Napoleon free with
form printed to order at short notice
Poor Farm In male 1 0
Following is the rep >rt of l>. 8. Vol- fiillliil miller llle bee. Il tree might
a y ear’s subscription to Collier's and
□ iteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; line hei :i (til-own out in the var«i or
To Remove Adi.er vo Plasters.
this paper. Theotfer isstrictly limited
Every one w ho has bad oeiashm to
acksonville, for month of I» c. mhi"-, liirmsi with mliei retuse under the
— to get advantage of it you must act
Marsl fi Id, Or., Jan. 18 Henri Mil latitude 42 deg. 18. min. nt rth; longi- tree ai I lull.tlie miir.-h 'l with lhe soil, use adli.sive plaster Is familial with
promptly.
ler. n inmate of the poor farm, who tilde 123 deg. 5 min. west.
lliltil. ive have numerous eoiil'essluus tile line id .idle rent, discolored mate
Sherlock Holmes Stories
rial Hint is left mi tlie skin around the
ui til four nn r.ths ago earned thegreal-
in mm.I. i uses that are not true
Exclusively in Collier’s
edges
ot
tlie
plaster
«ben
the
strip
is
But
In
tla>«e
da
i
s
wheii the people
er share - f Ins living by tuhii g on Hay
AH the Sherlock Hulmes stories published in
rtiis adherent substance re
were eiiiergmu from a period wherein removed
J A' ,L'enl;C'nl»dj,-l.inO^n.iKn,
nes Inlet, v. as 101» years old Satuiday. Dite .Max tn im Minimum
1915 will be p- tiled exclusively in Collier's.
-)
'l,t oreeoing, liaic.uog, raising,
an nrgmitzei I eoiut of justice would sists Hcrutililng with soap uud all ordl
I he
I,a«t-n inute" p ctures of the European
The old man is in good health ai d ; p I
feeding and hous'ng poultry is
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nary menus of removal. Even scrap
VV.tr will appear every week in the photographic
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con
v
li
t
n
uotn;i:)
of
fl contained in t’.e lateft «li'.i.m of
vomiting
'-rooked
pe ired q lite gfi eful in b ting Father i
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»estion if Collier's.
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S Lt Jy s Poultry Book—jut printed.
pills mid sailing on tlie water tn a ing with a knife tails to remove the
4 Send for copy, free.
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I lie finest fieri n written will appear each week
T me. Miller i a German m d in his I
grime and stickiness completely. But
sieve
the
»•*
.<h
:•
•••
against
the
I'tiorpt»
in short story and serial ft rm.
K Tlw Chas. 11. Lilly Co.. S
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you h went toSeabis last vov age bring 1
a
few
drops
of
gasoline,
lienzlne.
ether
limUlels
I
liai lo ti
the < o|ifessio|i of
h'a k Sullivan's timely Editorials and widely
i
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qteae i Comments on Ct nutess will continue to be
ing him to th ■ P title Coast, for Gt >
Imtll. W’ls * c< tc*t ere<l quite sufticivnt or chloroform on a piece ot doth will
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an ix».lu ive feature.
remove
the
stain
ns
If
by
magic.
The
yi a s he I as li cd on Co s Bay. Sever i
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l t lioy
to hang theta
them
hey were trird. Cun
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basis of adhesive plaster Is ruldier. and
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al years ago hi »old his faun ,n i with <
Special Offer toour Readers
Vll ted mill selitclli ed
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Yeur own home p per and COLLIER’S, The
the proceeds and by fishing man gid to
One ilai a man .«te Into Bradford the four substances mention« d are rub
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Nuii.nal Wet i » . t. ¿c liter u ip tlie three volumes
bet solvents I.os A:pp-'e: News.
mid
while
sitllir:
nrmmd
the
tavern
make his living, but l> s bank account 11
1
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P* it’ • - Ml < irs all i f n- e you get for the
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p-\? , f Collier’s al. no. plus ‘•0c io cover the cost
stuie was told tlliit tile next day there
became exhanatid and tl e old m. n was 12
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if p-ick’.na and s . ,• ¡j» t: .• Memoirs.
In
the
Dumps.
would he n h.ingtnc in the town mid
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fmceil to taki up his abode at the poi r 13
*• S?'t I yeur < t.j.’r t this < tT»ce now
If you are
There was once an Egyptian king, so
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lie had lietter remain ever mid see It.
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a
alrealv :i Mth«e >ber, y • r subscription will beer-
farm.
It
Is
said
who
Imllt
a
pyramid
and
died
tended
for
one
year
■
r.
ri
.is
•.•ntu.Heui
expiration.
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On mention of the mum- ot Winston bo
♦ T»
Ills name was Du
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(.01.1 1» R’S
i>'?c 1
combination
siifd that lie find seen a naif wilted of melam tuny
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including the
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man in lladle.v of thil n me A friend mops. y< t iti.ro are probably few per
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r
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volu
i; e
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.-••I s.Dvstoaid**
of the I ii »i|a» boys iv.-i* i resent, and he sons who know that they are |>erpet-
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hating tlie memory uf 111« tragic history
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went to t'ie lodge with the story, ask
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ing for a stay of the exeiution In or whet* they remark that they are "In
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New 3. j <r lust Issued B South 22
the du nips "
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der that tin- matter mtclil he luveati-
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gateff
ern Pacific ( omazny
A Trouble Maker.
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A ' oust.ititr was sent to H idler and
Hows Thia?
2S
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•’U h.it sort
n felknv is be?”
retiirni
’
U
w
ith
the
man
r
-r
whose
mur
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We offer Cne Hundred Dollars Re
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yt IAC (,'t HUlHC
“A
inalivi
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der
the
prisoners
Were
to
have
been
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ward for ar.v caco of Catarrh that
“Oregon For The Settler’
•» es . i
”Uv si-vlii-* |»**:ivvaMe Plnmidl ”
haiigist
The brothers wore released
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cannot do cured by Hall's Catarrh
"I kitou tait lie s Uh* soi l of
from the presses just when a large
and received nn «ivntlou the tuwus-
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Cure.
travel may be expecle I s i mailt oi to
fieoi’l«» really reloli Ine timi they had Hering < l. ¡ th it <1"»H *s ali r
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Sewin*; Machina g
F. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, O.
^fet lor* 1.1" .»o'l ve i >|il yuui V
s
the European wars an I the opening of Il
¡
bi-eli saved tiy a mere i hum »• troni tiav
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We, ti e u: i—i l. 1, e tinown F. J.
PeClull I i. «• I’l«»
û to buy die machine
Cheney f r t e i . t r, y rs, and believe
the Panama Pacific and the S.m Diego
Ing committed murilei ttmmselvea
Jilm r rN. ’.l/ I
r .: - l i all business
'The blow that Wlnsnm li ot ret'elved
Temperature -m ’an max. 38.74;mesn
Expoaitu ns.
wka t’ e name NEW
trnnsi tie-s ar t t ia- tly able t> carry
Considerate
out n:-.y ebli,:s m-.:o by bis firm.
from
llols-rt
Thoris-
had
<-iiiis
(
«1
an
In-
nir.
26:45;
mean
32.59
Max.
49
on
8,
Tlie • niber of travelers who hav
: I » . i - on the arm
Th»» ni-st ■ otisld’-r i te w i fi- I
NATION.,^
ik.NK
OF
COMMEECK
Minimum, 15, on ;’lst. Greatest daily dentation of a hit of tils .knit on the h»*»> rd uf
kept right on going, after getting
ibi 111” phtlosut 'i -I
Toledo, O.
■ange. 21. Total precipitation .83 brain Even nowadays we nre never :i wpi m ’vli-i
t • 3 « al in
gl mpse ot the valley lands close I
nail's Catarrh Cure It taken Internally,
sure when or ivhHt vagaries tuny be
aetln.t
-'.r
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i
n
t
.
e
k>
I
nn.l mu
¡dies.
Great
in
24
hour*»,
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in
,
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the main line of the S. P , cm hi rd
caused hr «m-h a pressiir«» though tt ter» h
cous sllri.l i
i
i- Testimonials
!
-il Ï7,
I t.n tn "
Nunu>er of day» wi.h .01 cun now b«’ removed l>y surgeons hn>h: :
j CCS
»•mt fr
■ j t r battle. Said
be com ted. They Ii ve n vavs h
by r’l ’ ■
e
»■ h iM nur» I»1 ■cipitatk» i.
5. den i, Wtietlier the surgi al pro. es« ut trepan
the impression conveyed by the w
Tnks Co:.’»
•
r astlpauon.
par ly ch
c L ki i.\, Id. Tut.il ning w.'s done In tho-e days nr not I
undr.iin I a .d >f en over.l >w d .i
I
bur li i
. .i ,i j.rii ir«i h-
d of -illoi» ' » i«-chva>.
dmi t know. I found no record of the
clog ' io the big »trearia.
L. Brown, Jas. Buckley, Fred Lewis
. iutireii t «•«
subsequent condition of the Injured Kill'll tl KM Uh* •<<,'
E. B ritt ,
“Oregon f r the Settler’* counter
from splitt*. iii.d
lie flesh la remark ■ ir 1 Elm.-r Stephe"«en were i"attend
Cooperative Observer. man.
a.’ts that impression. It tells the tra
ane» to the E «gles Ludg» *t Medford.
abb Cruder uud Juki.
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50 Suits Must go Regardless of the Price
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