Jacksonville post., January 30, 1915, Image 4

t
Notice For Publication.
The Victoria Cross.
Mineral Application No. 09902.
The recipient of the Victoria croa.»
Is “V. C..- and nobody sees anything
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
strange In that
It Is curious to recti I
U. S. Land Offic* Roseburg Oregon.
the dHtleiilti<‘S Queen Victoria fei'
.
January 6. 1915.
upoji (lit* |N»tnt when the V. C. wnw u> i
Notice is hereby given that joint
at 1 ttf ted
“The queen thlnRh.” she
application for mineral patent is being
wrote to Lord PanmUre. “that the p^r
made by J. C. Burton and Bessie Bur­
By MAK I HA V MONROE
sons deeornted nltli tin* Victoria cross ton, husband and wife, for a twentv
might v«*r i properly be allowed to acre Placer mining claim, named Sil­
¡war some distinctive mark attei tbeli ver Star, located near the mjuth of
Wln-u Nteplicn Yardley n turtit«! from
name. • • • V c would not do KG Star Gulch creek, in the Applegate
Europe li>- tu-ought h dog with him
means a Knight of the Garter. C B o mining district of Jackson County
Oregon, and containing all of the
Tlie hii I iiiri was evidently not Ot 11 Companion of the B»ith, M P. H Mem
of the N. W.
of the N. E.
breed tltiit would enalile him to take her of Parliament M l> h dix’tor ol South
1 i of Section 28, T 39 S. Range 3 W.
a
prize
in
u
dog
show,
mid
sílice
Ignari
medicine, etc . in
I
of the Wdla
Meridian.
1
»lirdle) WHS rii-li mid always bad the a person
t>«* < Hik'd
N<» oil.
•
r*;on3 claiming ad-
Any and
<»vwt. theu
versely the nut g ground, or any
best that money r-ouid l>u.» there was Victoria cross V ’ (
described and sur-
b;
î> V
I
some i-iiriositi iimnim Ids friends to vice chaiif vlloi nt prix,
and applied for are
veyeri. platt
know wiiy iIo- iw-ust luid taken Il H (decorated with the • a i*,t »i,bi en»««» or
hereby nnt.if d tn.i unless their ad-
filll'-y. Tills Wils eliliaui-ed hl noli, ing B \ C. »iH-arcf I ot th»- V|. turbi cru*'-
duly filed according
verse claims
might do
lb«* - .pi.-.-ri thinks the last
ations thereunder
to law and the • „ .
tlial YalTilt-) ,<*<1 the (log down tin*
the best-” Lund. i. Mirror
within t he ' in p'-
-ribed by law, with
gangway iiini«i-ir mid on leaving tilt
the Register of l.w
..L- ‘ States
e ”
United
disk took bun nltli Inin into tile nil
Speed of Ammala.
I,and Offi’e, at Rosebtirg, Oregon,
tinge.
‘ virtue of the
n-> unii" d has they will be barre ' by
It is iHdieved t i.
"Wont did you pay fot liliu?" naked ever exceeded the *|>eed which can tie provisions of said statute.
Notice was pasted on the ground
a friend.
nttnliied try the horse. Itifttnntiiueoii»
December 28, 1914.
photograph.« of <>iie fniumis specimen
“Five thousand dolliim.''
I
J. M. U pton ,
I
showed the full length of a couipleti
■'Five thousand dollars?''
Register.
Stride
to
I»
’
'llHillt
twenty
«lx
feel
"Yes, anil ten thousand wouldn't buy
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"The Imre ha« not In reality, the «peen
blm '*
Notice
of Sheriff’s Sale.
of the dug
I'tie dog on the uthei
"There must fa> sometldng about liltr,
LIST
OF
EMPLOYES.
hand,
does
not
attain
the
«peed
of
tie
i
IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OE THE STATE OF OREGON.
tliat ts tint ilisi eriiiiile to tile eye. Wliat horse
Tin- giraffe is «aid to run at
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Is ItF
Í ' "
the rate of fifteen viirde pet second on
W. A. Goodridge, Plaintiff.
"1'11 tell you
I was in Paris when der the most favorii'Ur conditions. Tin
vs.
tin- great European war broke out. Ill
elephant, going nt the rate of two
A CALL UPON THE LAW MAKERS
W. H. Harvey, and W. H. Harvey
deed, for tile past lew years I've been yards a secontl carries n weight ap
is administrator of (he Estate of
TO PREVENT USELESS TAX
more In I'mis tlum nt Imine. Well, you pi'oxlinatlnu to that curried by six Viargaret A. Harvey and
Leda E.
UPON
AGRICULTURE.
know we Americans In 1‘uris organized horses St. Louis Globe DemoeriiL
Harvey and Opal Harvey, Infants,
I
an AlliericiiU < orps to Join In tile ills
ind D. W. Bagshaw as Guardian ad
Litem for said infants, Defendants.
pule between tin- allies mid Germans.
Pretty Thin
t
I enlisted w hy I don t exactly know
By virtue of a decree and order of
“Thin!" replied Die man who W’ll*
i •
Tile I lilted States reiiinliied neutral, talking alioiil u umilili iiei|ii:iiiitnn<-e sale duly made and entered in the
By Peter Radford
I
and I Hiip|H»se we should have remain
Lecturer National Farmers' Union
"Weil lie's so till«* tlial when he eats above entitled court and cause on the
ed nellirnl. hut wedlilli l
We went Into mai-aroin in- can -m y «wa'low it one 19 day of December, 1914, wherein
The farmer is the paymaster of
above named plaintiff recovered ji
judg-
it ttie waj most men volunteer In war
piece at a time!
Industry and as such he must meet
ment against
above-named ' defend ants
..
Univ
to
lie
m
I
he
exi
lleiiient.
the nation's payroll,
When Industry
for the sum of $601 66 with interest
"An; wily, we torined a corps and
thereon from said date at 8*^ per an
pays Its bill it must make a sight
attei
a
eertalu
amount
ot
training
num, and a further sum of $60 at
draft upon agriculture for the amount,
Notice Fcr Pub'ication
wt-ie man lied lo tin- trout.
You re
torney fees, and a further sum of
which the farmer is compelled to
$23.40 costs, and the further accruing
inembei tlial llii-ie was a lot ot fighting
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
honor without protest.
This check
costs,
and wherein it is decreed tha'
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburar, Oregon
111 a wood ileal tile ceuli-i ol tile line
drawn upon agriculture may travel to
the mortgage described in the com
January 2F, 1915,
1
wa«
righting
one
<ln>
in
the
wood
and fro over the highways of com­
N- dee is h»*rob • »riven that Jacob Nielsen, of plaint in said cause be fofeclosed an
wln-u we siiddi-ulj eiime upon a lot of
merce; may build cities; girdle the
ApjJvArate, O '-'gon, v ho. on March n6, 1ÍXI9, the property herein described be sol:'
Germans,
and
a
lively
hi I'liiiinage fol
globe with bands of steel; may search
is upoil execution;
Now. therefore,
made Homestead Entry No 14815. Serial. Not
lowed. Olli fellows were driven back,
hidden treasures in the earth or
04457. for the SWU of NEV« and NWH nf SE' . nursuant to said decree and order of
and i. shot in the ihh I. v was» left on <»f Section 10. Township38 S» Range 4 W.. Wil- sale and by virtue of an ex •cutior-
traverse the skies, but in the end it
tin* Held.
Tile Germans didn’t know lame t tv Meridian, has filed notice of intention to ¡.«sued pursuant thereto by the clerk
will rest upon the soil. No dollar
that I liey had Ih-kisl Us ol. fearing Uli make Final Five-year Proof, to establish claim of. and under the seal of said court,
will remain suspended in midair; it is
unihiish oi something, retreated.
to the land above described, before G. A. Gard­ of date January 8, 1915, I will, a' 10
as certain to seek the earth's surface
"Well, tliere 1 was. deserted by ner, County Clerk of Jackson County, at his o’clock A. M. on the 23rd day of Feb­
as an apple that falls from a tree.
friend and foe. left to bleed to death < ffice, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 15th day ruary, 1915 at the front door of th<
When a farmer buys a plow he payB
court house at Jacksonville, Jacksoi
III a wood
Night i-iiiiie on and tile of March. 1915.
the man who mined the metal, the
Claimant names as witnesses: S. L. Benson, County, Oregon, sell at public auctior
tlni'i'oi mid loiiellneHs were enough to
to the highest and best bidder foi
woodman who felled the tree, the
kill a man without Ills dying of a of Applegate. Oregon. Ben Thurston, of Anple- cash in hand, all the right, title and
gate. Oregon. W. A. Smith, of Applegate, Ore­
manufacturer who assembled the raw
wound
I oi'iiinatel.i the cold weather gon. John W. Pernoil. of Applegate. Oregon.
•nterest that Margaret A. Harvey oi
material and shaped it into an ar­
bad m»t ift »»me on. and I didn't suffer
aforesaid defendants or anv of them
J. M. UPTON. Register.
ticle of usefulness, the railroad that
had on June 5, 1912 or haVe had sine,
uith I lie cold
It inis a relief to see
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transported it and the dealer who
or now have in and to Lots No. 3 and
tile daj (tuning, for it brought a hope
sold him the goods.
He pays the
4 in Block 27 in the Town of Gold Hill.
Summons.
that there would be more fighting iu
wages of labor and capital employed
Jackson County, Oregon, as désignât
Hu* wood and I Mould t»e ivithlu the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
in the transaction as well as pays
ed on the official recorded plat there
lilies ot eithei one side or tile other.
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
of, or so much thereof as may be
for the tools, machinery, buildings,
“But the tiring that livgan with
W. A Turner and Jennie Turner, necessary to satisfy aforesaid judg­
etc., used in the construction of the
dfiwti s<*cm«*d to i(*< (*<le Hither than ap- Plaintiffs,
ment, costs and accruing costs.
commodity and the same applies to
lirmivh
I had nothing to sustain me
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Jan
vs.
all articles of use and diet ot him
eithei ot food oi drink. I crawled to­
William, Ulrich, John E. Mahan, uary 23, 1915.
self and those engaged in the sub­
il it rd (In urn rest d<*n<| body a Ger sometimes known as E. J. Mahan,
W. H. S inglet , Sheriff.
sldiary lines of industry.
imin mid tried to find some sustenance Forest E Mah tn. Ethel Mahan, John
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
There in no payroll In civilization
on him mu iheif ivas licit her a crust Pra ler, U. W Forbes,C . H. Heninger,
that does not rest upon the back
of blend noi n sm allow of nuiter. 1 C. W. Ninn, Stuart S undeis, E E. Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under Execu­
of the farmer. He must pay the bills
PhipD-s Gm O. Ja is. Ju i in P.
cnnvied on a in tie farthei to a dead
Johnson, the unknown heirs of Joi n
—all of them.
tion in Forecloure.
Fr« nrliimih ind found some (»read and L. .Mahan and Anne Met lain Mahan,
The total value of tho nation's
B. L. Powell, 1 111 nt iff,
a flask ol Mine.
if
any,
and
all
other
person*
or
pa
’
ties
annual agricultural products Is around
“H n h idn I been foi those I would unknown to plaintiff cl Jrning any
Vi,
$12,000,000,000, and it is safe to esti­
bine |h*n>lit*d foi I ini there all Hint right, title, estate, hen o' interest in
Hannah J. Gillie t, a widow.
mate that 95 cents on every dollar
(l»ii nitil uioihoi night. I Imd stuffed I tm* teal estate desvtibed in the Com Quails, Mrs. J. Quails, his wife, whosi
goes to meeting the expenses of sub­ a pint of un shirt into my M'oiind. and pl tint herein, Def. ndanrs.
-ther and further n .me is unknown 1<
sidiary industries
The farmer does
To John
E.
Mahan,
s»On-.eHm°s
Il 'hoktd u| lli« bit** «lllig. tint I didn't
Plaintiff, W H. Evans, Ashland Manu­
known as E. J. Mahan. Forest E.
not work more than thirty minutes
dm« iiiau .i long iiiriith tor fear ot
facturing Co ,
a
corp a aiion
Mahan, Ethel Mai an, C. A’. Forbes,
per day for himself; the remaining
slni'llm. I In lirmoiTlinge ngnln While O. H. Hci.inger, the unknown hvirs «»f Ch:,rks Nickell, Defendants
thirteen hours of the day’s toll he
By virtue of an ex -cution and
i ivns intriit on inis«*if ami my dread Johr L Mahan and Anna McClain
devotes to meeting the payroll of the
-rdor of s..le duly ipsue I out, and
fin rohdnifih ire idriits iib«»ti( me were Mahan, if any, and all other person*-
,>r the seal of the Circuit Court
hired hands of agriculture, such as
eier pieMent. I iu birds Hint laid b**en or parties unknown to plaintiffs claim
the State of Oregon, in and for
the manufacturer, railroad, commer-
frightened mini hi the tiring n‘turued ing anv right, title, es* *ie, li n or in
1 'mintv of J.i kson, S ale of Oregon,
clal and other servants.
ami n» r« lliiiiim in the bninrlies ab««ve terest in the real estate hereinafter lated the 31st day of December 1914.
1 me
insiM't.x in rr buzzing, attending described, Defendants:
n a certain cause therein wherein B.
Ths Farmer's Payroll and How He
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
to thru d.iili
lb«.r>. unmindful (hat
L PoA’eil. a.- Plaintiff on lhe 19ih day
.
OF
-
OREGON,
.....................................
You
and
i
nch
of
y
m
Meets It.
of December, A. D. 1911. recovered a
i n liuinan bring was gradually winking
are hereby notified that the plaintiff
judgment against Hannah J. Gilbert
to drill li.
The annual payroll of agriculture
have comm-need a suit in ti e Circuit
for the sum of Six Hundred and Thirty
*1
Imiil.i
I
fell
into
a
stupor,
1
didn't
Court
of
the
State
of
Oren
n,
foi
approximates $12,000,000,000.
A por­
kiiou Mhrtlirr it mis night or dni und Jacks .n Countv, ag inst you, implead- ($630.) Doll us. with interest thereon
lion of the amount Is shifted to ter-
is follows, on $400 00 thereof with in
I didri t rare I heard n distant boom id with others, and that in pursuance
elgn countries in exports, but the
erest at ihe rate of 8<; per annum
f
an
order
rn
ide
and
entered
in
said
Ing.
but
Unit
miim
going
on
all
the
total payroll of industries working for
rim O'-tober, 16-h 1!H2 t ■ J o uary
cans.- on tile 23rd day of January, 19."
m
idle.
I
lieard
(lie
bark
ot
a
dog
and
16th, 19'3 and at the rate of 10'i per
tho farmer divides substantially as
and
<>f
the
Statutes
of
the
State
of
bail I been in n bettvi condition might
annum from January 16th. 1913, until
follows:
Railroads.
$1.252,000.000.
Oreg n, you are requirid to appea
have especially noticed it
Tilt- bark and answer the complaint filed th -re;- paid and on two hu'dred tnd thirty
manufacturers. $4,365,000,000; mining,
Mounding nenrei. I tuiide an effort to on or before the expiration of six ($230.00) Dollars with in’- rest from
$655.000,000;
banks,
$200,000,000;
ui'HiNc ini sell. When It m u * clone by weeks from the 30th day of J muar . oiid 15th day of March, 19'1. a' the
mercantile $3,500,000,000. and a heavy
Dir I opened ini $’icM nml theft» wha t’J’5, the dale of the first publication '■ ite of 8 per cent n r annum -nd One
miscellaneous payroll constitutes ttie
Hut tr d F>ftv (5'50.00)
at- J
■•wo Dollars
n ai-
(be <loy looking at ine and barking.
of this summons and if you fail to so
remainder
•omev’s fee, and the i_
................
... ...
further
si.m
< f
answer
th
■
nli.i
iffs
will
apply
to
th.
"I’rett.i soon lie s» aiuperiMl »iff. ‘»ark
;9 70 Doll ir« costs, which
which ju gment
It takes the corn crop, the most
i "urt for the re lef dem inileii in « iid
lim
ns
lie
ran
then
i
could
hear
him
mi
decree
was
enrolled
and
docketed
.
valuable in agriculture, which sold
dnnilng nciirei iignin
But I mum too co nplaint, to-wit; A ecree of fori I n the CL-rk’s office of said Court in
last year for $1.602.000.000, to pay off
c o-ure upon and a sale ot Lot 1 in S-. c
uvak to ink«* milch notice of him
He
(aid County on the 19th day of D cem
the employes of the railroads; the
lion 17, 1 ,.w nship 39 South. R nge I
• hb gone so long (hat I forgot all East Willamette Meridian, On gon te iter 1914. and is of record in Volume
money derived from our annual sales
22 of the Circuit Court Journal at
about him
Bm after awhile I heard
a isf.v a lien of $712 8>, in crest, st
of livestock of approximately $2,000,
ids hmk again far mia.i. but drawing torneys fee and .he costs and disburse pages 233 4 5-6 thereof.
000,000, the yearly cotton crop, valued
I am commended by «aid Execution,
Hearer.
I'lie next Illing I krn-w I felt merits.
at $920,000.(1011,
tii,.
«hc.it crop,
to make sale of the herein afte de­
G. C M c A llister ,
a
hand
on
mi
n
l
ist
op«*nlng
my
eyes,
which Is worth $610.000,000. and tho
scribed re. I propertv. m the nintm r
there iian a num ivith a led cross oil
Attorney tor Plaintiffs.
provided bv law for the1 sale of real
oat crop, that is worth $4 10.000.000.
hla
arm
kneeling
b«*sldt*
mt*.
property under execution, to satisfy
are required to meet the annual pay
•'A m soon iim he knew (Inn I lived h»»
the alsive named judgment, together
of the
roll
manufacturers.
The
gave a call, ami iirfMlMtance came.
with costs and accruing costs of s.dc
I
money derived from the remaining
Pumn
o
i?
! will therefore on
Mas pul on h Niretcher and curried to
Staple crops Is used hi meeting the
the rear, m livre I mis plih't'd In a ii «» m
IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF f'HE S ATE OF | Monday the 8 h Day of February 1915.
payroll of the bankers, merchants
pltiil and received propet iitteiiilon.
at the hour if li o’clock A M. at the
OREGON FOR JACKSOK COUNTY
etc. After these obligations are paid,
“A m st »on ns I got Mell enough to
| front door of th. Court IL
- in Jack
the farmer ha« onlj a few bunches of
O tsil ?! issi-. Plaintiff.
I :i
think of anything ex« ept tinseir I link-
Or< gon, off, |
vegetables, some fruit and poultry
'or salt* rti «! will s ?’|. a 1 public auction 1
ed about the dog that had saved inc.
which bo can sell ¡.nd cal) tho pro-
E«iward V -ssir. Defendant.
o (be hirhuH bidd r f« o* i
- Rubjec
I iv ns told that In* Mils one of I lit- dogs
Ceeds his own.
T Edward Mawle, the abov< naw
n
o rod»pmption as is by lau. provid« d. |
that had I teen trained to hunt h»i the ant.
When the farmer pays off bls help
rh’ht, title, inti' < ; ' »o d claim .
wounded.
He had g<»iie off Into the
Tn tho name of th* Stale o' O-'i
.re
f the defendant Harn n 1 (chert in|
he has very little left and to meet
wood where I ini and had come back hereby requlr» <1 to appear, and hn
er tt
md t< the fnllowinz
*
v’ rea .
these tremendous payrolls ho has
barking and indicating that in* iviMhtd plaint of the plaintiff filed aga r t
ty Hi' tinted ir J
n Count\ 1
been forced to mortgage homes, work
to l»e till li > M ft I. A man was nein wIlli il (-vi' entitled Court and cauae. o*
.*» i . hik I more partic »1 1\ ' ‘scribe
women In the held and Increase the
him and found me ver, tieni dentil'« weeks fto n the Lay of the first
I'CAt
1*4 full« •M’S, to Mi it -
hours of his labor.
We are. there
W.'fit h df of th
the
thia
avmmona.
the
first
publicatio
ntr
a '
-th’.vc«’
'fore, -ompelled io call upon ull In­ dta»r. Frobabl.i another hour without ln’h day o' January. 1915. the tim
luarie r. the Soti*h<
œ.i ¡rter of the ¡
attention Mould have tinKhed tile
dustries dependent 4|g>n the farmers
the
or<
’
cr
of
publication
thereof.
\
a
tiiwest
quarter
an
Lot One o
“I ilsktsf to sec the dog. anti he mum
|for subsistence to retrench In their
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to Section Six in Township
Portv-nne
brought in to me
When I offered to
expenditures and to cut off all un
anpenr ami answer said complii’
want South of Runge Two E st
of the
bin hllu I nan fold that the lied ('loss thereof the plaint tT will at»p1v t the Court for
WillHinette
Merid'iin,
in
necessary expenses.
Tills course is
Jackson
dogs ivere not for sale. I'hen I agreed the relief «iemnnded in the eomnbaint. t«*-wi’j
County;
Oregon.
absolutely neci ssary In order to avoid
to siibsi ribv #1 IMMI (»1 the Red ('loss
For a decree of the Co irt fo-evor is*»o’ving
All of the above described real prop
a reduction In wages, and we want.
fund In exchange tot him
Mi offer the horn’s of ma’rim »nv exis ng b^twe ”1 pH>n- erty «ill be sold at »aid time aid
If possible, to rotain the present wage
did n«»t product* ini effect till I raised tifT an ’ defendant, and for an order and decree nlace in the manner pr vided bv law
scale paid railroad and al) other in
It to $5 non
Then in some hocus po restoring to ptadntitf her maiden name, to-wit, for sale of real property under ex­
dustrtal employes
ecution. to satisfy the jiuigm -nt in
• us th«» |{» m | i Toss managers got Doai * C!av.
We will devote this article to a
This summons is pu'*’ bed by virtue of an favor of the Plaintiff B. L. Powell
around th»* '»«•lliiiu of oyp of their dogs
discussion of unnecessary expenses
ordec made by the llo rabfe I. M Cp.lki"s. and -igaiust the defendant H innah J.
to» nioiH*i ’tnd mi offer ivas incepted
and whether required by law or per
Judr-•>< the a s»v« mti’ . n | Court» on the 11th Gilbert.
" \ nd mill ion knun win i »i ivi *
I) tel at 'h • ■ Ti e of the Sheriff io
dfiyo Jaxua-». 19
t r b t publ • *•<. n to he
milled by the managements of the
1>< •«nght h*»nie a
tint .<rj rltrillx r* »de on th» ?kth d .y of Janiiarx* 1915. and the •ack«nnvlll», Jaevs-’H Conn'e. Orego',
concerns. Is wholly Immaterial
We
a- tern •li» tor i* ■ •!»* <5 «»I ilo hai
I at puMcathm t be .oaie on thj .’.th day of il.i.- 5 h day oi Jm.ua i, 1915
want all waste labor and extrnv.i
fin nini
liu I'M fi|
W. H. SIN g LER.
Fvbiu *r.'. 1915.
■ance, of whatever character, cut out
Sheriff of Jackson Count.-, Oregon.
And Tiulley bugged bit pet.
MUl.KKT « CHERRY.
fr, will mention the full crew bill as
By E. W. WILSON. Deput..
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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H
I
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Change in Southern Pacifié Time
Table.
IF
Effective Jairnrry+7, -W15.
you are
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
9:2« A.M
14 Portland Passenger
! 16
Oregon Express
in need of
$2» P.M
12 Shasta Limited (Mail enlyiSflí A.M
Extra fare train.
SOUTH BOUNB TRAINS,
' I
11!
13 California Express ......... 19:12 A.tf.i
Good Printing
San Francis-o Express...4:09 P.M
Shasta Limited (Mail snly^SOA.M
Extra fare train.
Try the
i
OVER aa YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
POST
T iudi M arks
D ikigns
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Is Going On and
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 ât priced
which will yield a handsome profit in the near
future. Get busy, at onc-3.
Rojas River Realty Co
R. R. R.
OFFICE: Bank of Jack­
sonville Bl Ig. Upstairs
Jacksonville, Ore
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER JN
All kinds of soft an i hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
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